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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, T
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IF YOU GET NOTIFIED OF ARE.
THE DOINGS AT OTTAWA.
What to Goin: on at theCapltlgl
tar nodal .ware ChM Away the ►.1111,.
■1 sheer.n ereelaa are 'Mine 1 p
I• Jadgsaeae awake, renter
♦ Marrtling Nome tea.
Tea siosn. t%sersepnade0oe.
)TTAWA, Feb. ` tI, \1•e Late only
to look at the t ettictal',vette, published to-
dey. to learn why the t. ',trimmest a
ea nous for an appeal to the people before
the lltatster of Finance is forced to declare
to the House the deplorable oovidiuon of
the ho•ocss of the °uuatry His peonies
is made all the more emblematic, by the
speech be mad. in I'„rllameot on 27th
March, last sermon, when he told the Honed
that in tate of declining revenue the t.or•
erun.en. would praotiee need economy and
retrenchment In a repeat letter I panted
his remecks sad what he told the Hesse.
If you have it by you it a really worth
reading over again if for nothing more than
to see how he has lied to you.
Lot w look at the Official (•.relate. It
chows that the result of the past levy
meet hs fiaascienag bears no •vidence of
ecea•tmy, but nether, on the other band, do
we find that reckless expenditure went on
more rap.41y than ever hetero The total
revenue durrng the seven mortise ending
31st January lest was 119,254.832. while
the e,praditur. reecho** 120.130.208. show-
ing • deficit of 14%75,376 when last year
there was • surplus of 1'071,66.5 in the
1reaeury at thee time.
This 'tat: men,. thole/fore, shows teat we
-_ ate Jost 12.898,041 worse off than we were I
oat 13st.Jaauary, 1893 That t•vy.esnu Cho ' it a
shortage u the treasury oo the 31st Jao'y
last for the 7 gr owthe, as compared with
Oat date heat year. Now, to this add the
probab'e defies' for the heat five mowthe,
basing our ealewl•tioe as the figures for
that period of lam year. which, aocordiag te
the t wnc�iel Gazette, showed 0 deficit of ?3,-
23.,'-t5, we tied that at the end of the pres-
ent "weal year .30th Junin the Mirtater of
F.Ihao,e will here se actual deficit ul $t , -
I `,L1•1, or an adverse baLi.•e *,mei t... ottese
that amount .s compared with Iso' year. Re
As to the flet debt it stood at 1241,972,• I how
.fol on he Slat Juuary, 1894. On 30th ,ser*
June leaf, it had ioorsa•ed to $246,183.020. ewm
an increase of 14,110,678 during the 5 00 b
menthe. Let ns see whether Minister teat
Fewer bee emmee urod is this direct ion (ha usde
DOCTRINE AND DOGMA
Tho *tensa.e al wens intone. rev, ■e.
lemma. and Rev, rather Weed.
Teta. gaiter of Twat Bon u..
tits. -0ee day last November whom visit-
's( my pari•hioaera I beard that e. • recent
Sua ay eve.i.R I had been severely at-
tacke•l by Rev. Mr. Holmes, • Methodist
n metear of ('Hato.. Desirous of k•owieg
why ! was attacked I proceeded to the ra,-
deem* of that roe. reuUentao, and was, by
the i•ay who answered the bell, shown
lifts the peeler, end in a few a osa rote the
Rev Mr Holme, entered. After the usual
salutation both seated themselves and the
following Interesting coevereetion, an sub-
staa., took place
(rev Father West -- It is reported that
you wetted me in your church. Now, I
wish to know the reason you dia this.
Rev Mr Holmes 1 nu w wroogfully
taferm•d. 1 did nos attack you in my
church 1 did sot mention your same. ll
Rev. Farber Wee' -I lad you not say that
the priest received the wine +iib • vee era
•Noe and rave usly bleed to the people a sec art'
d of her
ridicule
P ever coq lite to those who w 11 re
ones under that term "He that tarot/1 this
bread," said Het, "shall live forever," which
He would not have said d it were eeasssary
for salvation to remive under both forms
Me given communion under both tonne yet km
the Bible say iot14ieg alx.ue the km
medrwlty
d ro.enmg it in this manner. 1 defy yoe
to produce a aiagb tett of script are as tri•
deem that the people, the Iaty, mast re•
mine ander the form of bread and •leo that (CollInion on OTR Maln Line
of wine. You cannot produue such • text.
Rev. Mr Holmes -i must tell you that
you are not acting like • gentlemen. I use ramose*, nitrite .ad several eerte..ly
Rev. Father Nest Will you allow me ssy.►N Tbr t'aritaae Pi"sli.rlbe
to explain to your congregation the scrip- a el listen • Terrible tree..
Lure bearing on Una subfeot ` %'III yet al
bus w to go Into p t you' ■i lh. ore.►
d
inIf arrear
EXA,71NE THIS
COI?\ER
Next week
D. MCGILLICI 1)1)Y, -q) TOR.
ARS
ARS THIS WEEK. PLEASE PAY uR
ASH UP AT WESTON.
8 o'clock the trucks of ea* of the Pullmans' home mresto.. 1'65 to the flagmen
sad the ezprss car of No. 6 tato were /trod . 1103 to Frock It evyg.ly
brought in here, the balance of the can hay I (1474 CO foreigs ntiarens;125 to the aged
fag been consumed No debsue news can infirm mmieter's hied ;
IMO be obtained of Mr. Joseph, but hegrummets/ and wto to the w
statement was made by those last from the peons fund :e as 10 to hthe e Jewish m
yoene that the workers heti detected • ram
'"' OVER THE Uc ortA(fJI
idow s !
b1y ." The Galin beet t
ieaon. Ns
smell of Marione deah, winch leave* unhap - tor other bete. oleoition, the mand of =religious purpoose4 was ,
Pity but Iotas if any doubt c0ararnrng the reusing the amount tor mtsuooary and bene
uuf ,rtunate gentleman's (ate ,cleat objects to il,rh,1.
A kir..lnho 4 leek, of Brampton who was The clueingsentences
your pulpit Will i • (.s.moge
o that ` fur their tote moderator • now pastor
R.v 11 r. Holitte. No, 1 will not. lou 'down the track with • gear/emelt to • fight Emeritus which a glen
would lead mypeople astray, 1;1] 1 /'Y, Feb. `+, gra ulster, who turned hosed in n doe
%% The L(Ulro y off to a farm house congregation. "It a with cera and da-
ltev. Fath*, %4'..t 1 of b••• not given (Jot axdtement and alarm was wueerl +1e account of the cold, but although general ' out vrwtttude
Na any estafootory etplaaatim 1 have hero about 2 eolock Chu afternoon descnptto. of the height, complex too and to His th ('p' that o ° osier
oneilleiaix(ed of you avec ore tett is sof of '•y the build tallied with thatuf Mr..losseph, it •p- us as age t se �nenurog w *pare cab
whet you teach your Inuv.l o(• porton o(the Chtchgo dyer from psora the latter , the w, el Hu 1•�1ljatl
people, that they mot gentleman wore a deck servant, the Rev, r. 1'm, whom we ��er.s
receive under the form of bread and atm the west several hour. late and brtngt.q the ovurc,wt, 0° 14 aahoat have own he.
that of wine, but you Para failed to do m,l ..Wa
that an appalh It sew ■lse rumord hat •hole girl was Missend to have to our midst, worshipping.
s4 end m oulhaGe had and going out and in our bd.nse
mot leave, at us useless to stay hero soy Imourred about 2, miles up the line, through m It tram
(rum the passenger's •f the local. but withspeao�g ty word in •.asoma and comforting
longer' lb' lora! u _ as it was knees Chet non* of thee* wore many • 1 the
slag heart. It is the humble
Rev. Mr Holme, Nell, what scripture mg into therear end of the ,Chicago train. child's safety.
London P hurt there is Ito appreheuuon felt for the prayer of the eeasuu, amidst the 'screasing
do you rive that receiving under the form F:a.Ot details of the disaster were of course „ i , „.
of you I t(i •beloved
p of er, that
t aid hits devoted
Rev F•thrr West In the 6 h chapter of wanting, but on board the train wens 'event Freak .1. Joseph, weetant law clerk. beloved d theyearris•of whichhen theemay
tot. •(ohs, t 'brat himself tells u. that He will corn*. mod the may
give tae h
frugal
Petri f'it hlrjrMlNgt11:
li re• (td
Ccs .,: 7 . i.
fet'-/ttwt•rf a h ippygl
et diftMlrld \I wtreal us t, di ..d.y. a rnr
('r,y' *'w Mime ho.
Aillkin T. Jgok:iu 1 •r .; yams.. ecu farm to
tllaw•uaeeJiiii4b F said
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wastrel to /It. Hick., of lie�derieb, fee
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*75.
Marillep \\'et with Pse basad the
f•1'tn of.)(90.) irvre,'
ittha..', ' , .. . qg n'''cl,esdbay
blkt litasonatelPftliTh 111 ,pN.l 6t's`Jt
Menhir' Adige ' �hiM r.' ' ti►v.e, .
r on he loch!, .tam to your "or the eee'lW reveal the0? e4 tovewatt;
reeponilend.ot to night that he had walked tamed
Did you not make use of these an
chorda tnteuded to tura into
Catholic practices • Those who heard you
understood that you had reference to me
and my people, as 1 am the only priest io
t'hnton. Now what you should de u thee.
You should teach the members of your owe
church what you bel,•ve to be the tr
leave the members of other churches
Thu. as the tele that 1 otsieree It
follow that because you may orove t
own sausfactten that your melghbn
Ivies us wrong thin therefore yours u
Whet you should dos to prove, if y
that your own religion is the true one
.or,diwg to your mode of proceeding •
uthand Rev. 11r. Helmer 1 ou believe that you
alone. missive the body and blood of ('hriet.
1
doe, not Key Father Neat I do, anti many even
O your in he Church of Eogtand believe he same.
r't re- Rev. Mr. Holmes Ob, it u not the only
right. silly thug they believe. What scripture
ou can, have you for such • belief '
Ac I Bev. Father West --I hays many teats of
peg., • Soriptero, smog c em many rem the 6th
roc
by proving to his own satisfaction t
Christian religion is false. What d
know about the ( cholic religion
Rev. Mr Holmes 1 know all •bo
1 know it thoroughly.
Rev Father West All you know about
what you lane heard from those who
misrepresent beg teachings What ('atholic
book. ot aulLonty hat• you ever reed'
Rev. Mr. Holmes --1 know it perfectly
well.
Rev. Father Weft -Now to show you
that you aro *potent of the principal doc-
trines of the (cholic Church, 1 defy you to
give me the Catholic definition of Tramenb-
atsane'tee.
Key Mr. Holmes I leave read the Bible
r than you have.
v. Father Nest --How do you know
often I have read the Bible ' Thu as•
tea a Io keeping with .11 lour other as-
loti•w about religion. They must be
ewer' you my so. According to the
king of my cbureh every priest Is obliged
r its of grievous are to read scripture
every day. Now, that, a Do 1111011 commend
to your church, and yet you here the pro.
sumpi400 to say 'bat you have read the
Bible oftener than I hay.. How do you
know how often I have read tbe Rib's ` You
hat• on grounds for such • statement. You
make the same groundless wamption when
you tel your congregation that they must
receive under the form of brad and that of
wine Now, 1 will give you • buadr.d dol-
lar" if you oan produce *yen • single text of
scripture where Choat says that every one
in order to be saved must receive under the
form of breed and elm under that .f wine.
Now if you gt.. me such • text I will give
you • hundred dollars.
Ker. Mr. Holmes I don t want your
mosey. e
Kee. Father West - Weft, why do you
teach your people what is not found in the
Itibb' hive no • tett of scripture an pros(
of what you teach your people •
Rev. Mr. Holmes --Will you answer •
notation I pat to you
Rev. Father Weet --No:1 will not till you
answer mine
Ree Mr. Holmes -1 dim that 1 Mee a
right that you sha.M ower my ques-
tion.
Rev. Father \% eat -1 will not answer
your question, as es sine le firin order. 1
vee • right to be au•wersd Ant
bee,. Mr. Holm.. -Did sot threat whoa
he took bread anti wire say 'Take sad eat
Drink ye all of it" is this not proof
that Christmas octet receive under both
forme!
Rev. Father Welt- No. That is no
proof that all ('hristiasilkere to reset,' un-
der both forma. Christ did sot say so, Dor
from the words en that eowaoo can the
Ie..t evidence he addeeed te thin .,t.
la St. Luk., a Eh chaptert we read that there
were only twelve •pesti•e present and to
them eel, did Christ adding@ himself. Not
to .very Tem, Mob or Harry. To may that
Man he spoke to others is to pot words into
the mesa of Christ Ha Deer redo um ef,
in • wtird, to rake him say what he ..ver
said. Thew aposttee were preen woe were
oemmeaded by Chalet to di, what He bad
dons to eea.wrate seder bar forma Their
lawful e-eseners is the priesttieed were M
de the mama We know this for a serpainty
from tradition. You do sot believe in tra-
dition, therefore -yo, cannot appal to ii
(Ilea mea text d Scripture in proof .f what
you say.
Rev. Mr. Herons The matinee repute -
mated .11 Christians.
Rev. Father Went- Whoa you say that
the twelve apostles repr.asted all of the
dieoiplsa rad .11 C‘ -'sties• we here ealy
your word far it, net that of Chinet, ger
that of the Rible. rhe Bible stye gashing
about their reprseee&tag all (alrrtians.
Roy, Mr. palmus --stow de you knew
that you aro • •
Rey. Father WeA--It se very easy to
thew this. I wee en6deed he the bishop
of thio dleeg@e, and helm .rdaha•d and one -
mear
simether
ie the leaitinisee
I 0 yimius sa bishop to the sMustus,
who i meas. e. were Mrdeined sad enns.-
erated by Mein. Thee, through that mesas
diviimelarelialed, i parti•ipu• 1. Christ's
priest
RP. Mr. ■alum. -That hon haus .*$ id -
. d legs ftp. Why de kms eat gtve the sae-
rowimie seder both kinds !
Rev rather Wool - Th. Morel. hon
and se _ the peep'e a sembleb
oaens seder b
eMto d. w�• h mortals seams she
1 .,. Mr. Ham►-TbY lei esmtinery te
she Worry wCherub,
sp. Rhos Di nts/--dlib..glk the (b..b
Id prove that ine refigure is the tr
.e ome chapter of St .lobe, for instance Christ says,
bat the I am the living breed that sante down frau
o you haven, if any man eat One bread he, shall
live forever and the breed that 1 ,hall give is
tet 4t. My flesh for the life of the world." The
Jews - --
Rev lir. Holme, That does not prove
anything of the kind
Rev. Father West -W'by do you inter-
rupt me' You asked me to ewe you Scrip-
ture, and you will not allow mato proosod
to do an. The Jews murmured at ser Lord's
words, and said, "How s0 this man give ne
his flesh to est" Our Lord told them that
they were not only to eat His flesh but also
to drink Ha blood. -
Rev. Mr. Holmes. - That does not peeve
11.
Rev. Father West. -Will you please
allow me to show roe that it does. Here
are neer Lord's words "Amy, I say to you,
except you eat the Mesh et the Soh of Man,
and dnok His blond you shall net have life
in yon." His disciples, as well as the Jews
mndereteod our Lord to mean His real flesh
and blood, for they said, "this le • hard
saying and who an hear it," which they
wail! not have said if it were merely bread
and wise and dot Hie body and blood
Haying heard ha disciples murmuring at
this doctrine he said to then. "tooth thio
scandalize you ' If them you .hall see the
Son ot Man sace.d up where He was be
fon," which is, if you are scandalized at
thea doctrine which 1 now teach you, bow
much more you will be soaadaliz4d when
you nee Me arendtne bodily into heaven,
for thew you will apparently have reason for
saying how gin we erosive Hie body and
blood nom tie is no longer among us .
Rev. Mr. Holmes. -Tb. sripture does
Not say so.
Key. Father West. I do not say it doe.,
but this inference con be drawn from
Christ's words, which 1 have just •noted.
Rey. Mr. Holmes "The Beek profited le
mousing The words that I have spoken to
you aro spirit and life.'
Rev. Father West. - if you had not inter-
rupted me, I would he.e erplaiomi to you
the meaning of these words. t'hiet diol not
intend te give Hie followers Hie dead flesh
and blood, for ouch would profit us nothing,
but His living flesh and blood, Himself as
He .ow existe in heavy. For that remise
Ho said the wordy shat I have spoken "are
spirit aced life " lye you not believe that
Ger lard had real flesh and blood after His
resurrection, a.d 'bat He s•os.&d in this
leaser into heaven!
Rev. Mr Hdmsa,-i do.
Rey. Father West -Well, then, when you
retain our Lord you move receive Him as He
aew is, that is, Hie body and Mood, seal
and divinity. There is no other way in
whish He caw posdbly b. reoeiyd.
Rey Mr. Habra,- ('brat said you are
not to receive my Sash and blood, yea ere to
meesive a may spiritually.
Rev. Felber W.st--Now, It H
anu•ry 31. 1(.x95, eco ti.d fob emiey's of-
ficial Gezemte that the .et debt has been in-
creased to 1949,407 462, to which for the
sett five meths add the mune rats of in -
crew that took plan. in 1894 daring the
same
th
• net deka eaan30th June, 8nexnd e , amounting
to %2.3,618.140, an increase of 77,435,111
donog the fiscal wear.
This skulatioa is haled on the aesump-
Linn that Minister Foster wall from this out
try to practise e0on0ny se he ea1b it, sod
doe, at least .ot exceed ba lest year's ex•
itere for the coming five months. If
he doe•, and you know the slectiws aro ap-
pn,achiag, our debt will be m.e\ larger ea
Ha .10th June than 1 have rrple.e.ted et.
Rut as it • weeder that Sl Mister Fester
fee'. meet's* Parliament' Is it • weeder
ha wants the elections over before an oppor-
tuotty a given to the Liberal. to attack him
is 'he Howe for the miserable failure het
ho. made of it.
Tenter, mot withstanding hie promisee,
profeesiee and pledges of Isom swmoe, knew
his expenditure was inereseior, while his re
•*nue was •hriakiag. But ha policy
sad the policy of the Government has lame
one of deceit, dsosptioe, fraud .ad corrup-
tion, and why now be wrpraed at the
exposure the publication of this week's
'.vette has bid the Government open to •
A deficit of; _wards of iia stuffs defiant
(e it • 'raider foster sets, "befog the one-
time oe soda or 1 sat a dead dusk.- He
might be abbe to tell parliament then was
moth's', really is it betimes Haagen
sad the lady Mork of bis department : that
Ultras had hewn lid shoot is ooa.sctios
with cerein women is Ottawa ; that the
f surras Bridge swindle bad here overdrawn :
that the L•egevi., Moa CC.esll.
dike, won • .quare dealt the Tay
( anal had drained the omuntry said sot the
penple'e pothole : time there was nothing
ervokd about the run. oeatr.eta .or the
l;yan maltreats but for Fester to be forced
to get up in parliament, eppeoi•lly on the
eve of an sleeken, and adenit squarer that
he hail • elm milker d.6ait after all squarely
as-
esronces of last .safen would be mars rhea1
h• would care to undertake. The foots
wen there in black amid white and there
wnui4 be me way for him to get mat of it hot
for him to own .p.
la view .f all these fatter end &broadened
',glowers F.aree says, ' For God's meow
told Mbettour or slimiest 'r chs w ruined. 11
:or fns es te he hosts before
the country toy la t1e Items."
y"toter l nm~' e M tnomtM ego
fast as emaden approached mew
eh.wesa of rstreneh meat team be made. Am
order
er In commit won panned ecmpmmidisg all
,echos work a 'ebbe work,.
The programa hes he, phoned ; ea Mee -
toe
'a ac. trite abonbeendtthedPattie Worksdip tt-
mom amid • g
mom Teodoro are te b. giled ler at owes
for the eimetreatien el piers, breakwaters
•edrt and lselnie ~� hum Ymnosesmr to
will he days this statement
tianneate ter
mestere that, will appear iy the n the Governess.
pries
Rete le • bid fee year voles
The fi.fmaw levant
lira teem 'efitsiow17, le k
e, sapling with
„'h
anti mouefee. A remedy must he pies,
to •
e f Me is hem, purely wholesome
tr.. fry~every • ,d ci 1*t,.een sad
"Oily 14 he
gviaMt iI
M tat~ ha nos lbs mss. reielea fag* lane110u,
yrkp st Aft
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these are eat Christ', words else
oyreds. Thar . your
g w
are nowhere to 14e found o Rible. 7
Rey. Mr Holmes You maks your people
receive Christ i
a their mouth.
lie.. Fatber Wert -Catholics receive Hi
is their meeth, and in their heart sad sou
adore wad warship Him. Yen rendes Hi
in year este, in your ores and ia year ears,
Mt it f my opining that you have Dever re-
newed Him. All that you have over re-
sived was • piece of bread and • little wise
er steps jttws• That is all that you have
ever rnsNyed
Rev. Mr. Holmes Yon tell lies to your
• Rey. Father West-- That a what you an
dent .11 the time Yea tall lien to your
peseta both is the pulpit avid mit of it. (At
this jenesmro blows seemed in the air.
Ree Mr. Holmes, atmppi.g toward Father
Wert What is that you say • What is
that 7.. qty •
Ree. Father West What de you uaein
What de you most•
Leaving Mr. Holmes steadies by the ban.
Seer ie the half, Father Walt opened the
frost deer, pet oe his ha and reternor ear
Mg ---Yee have lost maid that 1 toll boa to
my people. Repeat ea the street
towards it) that I tell bun se my people.
New, i have cause here te gest ea orplenasies
e l
why ,ou atae.ked via, wad to got ewe ten
re in proof orbs& yen Mash per
peSpIe, that le. Chased that meet resolve
sero the feria .1 bread sad that of wino,
have set sae deplm Mei gives r fess Mot. •m we
!fb to d, Poste, West deported and she
est rev.ee sfid. t. WI1R
GoIsikk. Pei 7th. 161/.
pwengen more ur lees inured, and these Leri•1•tive Aseem.ly•
stated that one at least of their fellow -pas• r t, ails
meager* was miatsg, and several others en- Cherie' lfaaserioq, Stratford• ennneerol
jeered were still et the weer of the wreck. local train, leg and body cru.hed, lnrernet
The catastrophe had occurred in • cutting injuries, may not recover.
known ea \t'ardlow'. Cut, about midway John S Monahan, court stenographer,
compuuod fracture of Cho left ler, right hip -
intones here and !!altos • tow hundred
ycrushed, ringers on lett hand broken, cut*
ecrb east of Highfield Har Nation. The and bruises in venous part. of body condi
Chicago train, of iosaliy deergo•t.ed "No. 4, '
composed of an amine and tender, baggage lion very serious.
car, etzpree oar. the lint anal second clam - Hemon, Stratford. fireman on local
coaches and two Pullman ooachee, had train, leg and back islured, suffering from,
shock.
snowstorm when she ram into • no.bbantic
travelled thus far in the Wivid 11 F: Atkinson, (dobe reporter, rib stuck there. Kdowlocalg that • local pas- broken, suffering from shook.
Seager ecu not tar beam,'fur they bad bee. Judge Burton, head cur, severe shock.
m cu
4.eorgerowo station together, a brakeman t, spremmha Turner of No. 6 'nim, head
was seat back to flag her and Porter protect theslight shock.
weather boned train. In the rear I'ullntan, obeck hurt and badlyf car "damasname unknown,.
the ' Jam," was a party of legal gentle. lq shaken
moo, court officials sad other" returuior to then -rut rte mt.
Toronto from he South Perth election trial John Stephen Monahan, court stenogra
in Stratford, which had closed on the pre- ph.r, who' wee so terribly injured in the
nous evening, the passengers being lodge,
Burton and Osler ; -1. S. Monahan, court wreck at Weston on Friday afternoon, as
•teaegrapher ; Frank J. •looepb, court regi- dying at St. Michael's Hospital. The at
trey : K. 11.- Osier and A. 11 Aylesworth, tending physicians leave abandoned hope,
ooumeel ; J. K Atkinson, !:lobe reporter. and It is not thought chat he can last until
Charles KA. Carr, of the Toronto Street daylight
Railway company, was also in the oar. Mr. Monahan has been • member of the
Knowing that precautions lied been taken reporting staff of the High t'ourt of Justice
to warn the tram behind them, the penmen for soma 16 year.. He came to Canaria
ten were 1104 cosomrnod by the delay, but from Ireland over 20 years ago, with the
after waiting • short time some wrapped up intention of nuking • trip morose the cost"
and went out on to the track to watch the nent on horseback. He traversed the I'ao..
efforts of the train bands, who were so dean Northwest as far.. the Rocky Motue-
deavortng to dig out the imbedded sogtma. teens. The journey was full of adventure,
At this time these., was falling and drift- and lir. Mon than lead many stories of sl-
ing se feat that it threatened to bury the venture to tell in connection with hie trip.
whole train, and completely obscured every- He was ac:ompanied by two or three Indian
thing beyond a radios of a dozen yards. guides. On his way back he spent some
at Fort
shrill
suddwhwas
tle of an everyonppr'achao, train, end ovwas startled by the er be retureedreast y. land settlelYhen thetrip is Tor-
t the same moment the car porter, who onto, and was shortly afterwards appointed
had gone to the rear platform, came rush to the position of court stenographer. Mr.
tag through, shouting that the train wan Monahan as a nephew of the late Chief
open them. The passengers sprang to their .Justice Monahan of Inland He was al
fest, but almost at the same moment comes ways knee n as • congenial, good hearted
• terrific crash, and they were thrown in • fellow. He was widely read nn literature
struggling heap rpm the fl -.or and over the and peeeemed • fund of anecdote and story.
sats What followed is deacnbrd in He sell retained hu pure Dublin accent,
graphic terms by some of the rescued pas although he had peen educated almost from
eenvere, infancy in • French college at •miens,
A• ei-tor 05 brerareTroa. France, Mr. Momahao was strongly am -
The soo.e a the cutting, as tin pewee- pressed with the theory that Ireland would
gent grad Pally pulled therneelvee tt•gether, never maks pregres. until she enluyeh Home
was terrible in its details of awful destruc Kmle He leaves a wife and fire children,
tion. The four of whom are girlsan u
. Mrs. Monahan
great iron nose of the local train the daughter of the late Mr Steen, who in
-No. 6 -had ploughed several feet iota the his lifetime was an 'vainest is the employ
",lammic," which in it, turn had partially of the ibminioo hovernment. !1r Mose-
teleseoped the "Scott." The tender of Dia hen ie an Irish ('atholic and • member a
6 thio had left the wile, sad wee lytwg•• .t- Basil's pariah. It is only two or those
little to the left o1 the shattered Pullmans menthe ago moos Mr. Young, another
and mounted on top of at was the exprese member of the reporting staff, died irom
car, whole the hggage oar was heily smash• overwork*
ed, though *till ea the rails. Rebind these KNOX CHURCH CONGREGATION.
were the combined postofioe ear and enok.r --
Lod three coaches, but they were uninjured. • sau•fnrsery sportful ted noaar1.i
In • very few minutes smoke and Are bonen standing at lb. •avet.l rennet.
to appear among the wrecked care. mid in The annual steeling .f the eobrregauo.n
ea ieeredibly short time they were blaring of Knox church was Feld Wednesday of last
/steely.
Te the amazement of ell, it was fonnd wee l: sod. pleedsu•, happy event it sem•.
toes no one, m far as could he .eosrtaiete**, -r ,.sen ,ecu a+j ,grains 6Lc Lo: ort noir had e
wile misshaithem the ser "Jasa•i* ' tbengh ins thrown opera to atmornmodefs ibi sire
nor woe natio ar leo hnjund: bum shortly congregation. The 'pastor, Rev. .las. P.
afterwards clic &b sso wi moored of Faulk At. Jarmo, B A - pre•td.d, and called for is
Joseph. sad as no rile mold be found who p°1 a f n ' lie e .mons sometime and *rpm:-
hal seas anything .t him it be0sme ,mains.
ably certain that the unfortunate de hag ratios'. Phis castor hn.Av nv;ewed 11.•
been buried 'mamma ebe bands( dolmas, Werk of (lee Irani year in the report which
which was than burning en terrtisapy that he preaa'rl trim the •easier.. Fin ai
Dew games were added to the communion
ne attempt at inv v 5141
in the meantime the train hands had sue
oeded in detaching the injured portion of
No. 4 train, need the wounded from the Velt-
man were placed cm beard and brsoght
down here, where Hay were •tte,sded b
r 1►r. Charlton, who bearded the suburban,
1 to whim& they wets transferred, and no.
n otimpanid them te the Sty. Dr. K 1, Ir-
win at once reformed with the aegis, to the
mane of the disaster, where he toed that
It.rineer Charles Maneerinp sad Firemen
Hoes,., both of Stratford, had hese badly
mi.s•red in the wreckaagp, while the heist
was is • bad state of embalms. Tho were
o•r.fally teded and placed • in oar, 'huh
won shortly afterward, bikes heck to Mal -
ten, from which ,fauna se elegise had beam
meat dowel, mad from there mat ea to Strat-
ford ie the caboose .f . freight train. While
hie injntim were halm dressed Hessm told
the doctor some p.rtienlere of the eelliei..,
saying that the storm was se heavy that
they saw nothing of the 'maim l• fret of
the wi
natal th yards of her. H,
'
flsrpriamd hear • 5.tee bled bels
meet 1e warm then as eeltbr be ger
hie note saw anything a him, hat Cbl tor-
rid. Merit would etnty seeenat for that.
The terrible weather, with • temparetere
several degrees below taro, and the strong
anrthweet wind �w (down the easing.
added greatly le tae wit~riPOI of the part
..erne, several of wham tussled (roes
Mee a fame, fee and heeds,
•1.111aaten Tot Tart,
As mem as the mews resebed T.ronto an
surbiwry trees wee diepwt !lied, with •
theca wreeki.p !arse, to char the crook. It
was a dayssees and dlsewll tack, bet peed
press= was mode, send W tie ausakia H
le belied the tir.lim will kw r ano4
roll, and thirty-two removed, makin• • net
"scream of twenty -Ma o.er Ili* pnoinna
year. 1 bore are How Seal name* on the
roil
The sewn of the W.F,M 5 was presented
by Min M M fllair whi• Ii 'hewed the ro
oeipts f:.on the moiety to be $104.92. Mie.
Nosey Nairn •pate far the V. W'. M Rad,
wh'". rer^ip.x w'r. 137 11 The Mee•f11i
0..., Bawd 104)011 write pe4soeted by Shell
1 Strang. That fiend raked seised smear
the lousily marina bandit 0f the Western
Division of Canada in the het annual report
of a Fe W. F. M. S and is the banner missi.n
bred of the Presbytery of Horse, haying
raised daring the year 1152 25. The Y P.
1. C. K reported through its sec
Ramat Sackett. Thu. .:reheat rt
elicited applause from theoo.sgeogatine, anti
ab. wed that he societyhas mid as t i ■
watchword "Advance edeaycr • The or
Alae,) eenuthly coll•etio.s emanated t0
8167 80 is addition, • e•atidse*hle
•mn.et, tet reported. amid raised by spice
fel
Wort, ie in the trooper, for the punkas* ,.f
• preen. The Sabbath Sobeol report was
given by R. R Saliew.,the seperinte..tont,
t •bowed an e.rwilemet of 294 ellrelere and
36 effi.ers and t••ehere, and resafpre I
1871.27. The peeler'. Bible deet had
average •ttendavi.s of 81, fad rs.etp•s • t
i6fi 140. Th. Relief Se lett' rspnri was Pre-
sented by 1., Strang, lsOw shwas. of Mrs.
(lerynw, ' he oreeidg@i it skewed attire'sse
mut
e~pars ef thus-em.iert The heard el
enescent
tbr.•pIH tar 014•irmsa, rhea A "Zarin.
dowses the tett•! metre .sed •
ditnr.s of the year M 1.. $4,557.49 "•y
'elles of 1111.N7 in the tr'es•nve. if this
•essegt the enftreestme with ite eouetem
esMelheM+ Sle te the w.m.e o f the
flbmli dylsg Mk M sail-_-- i KA M
t oro a 0o plauure ie-•bestr'Nt �1'1•
let the divine comforts delight their so
COUNTY PATRONS MEET.
ewI■g 1. lbw fliers tarryyrJAlt'tt•�yt -(t;,
leaden!,-swa sem el Nt�ers„
The _Boron ('uunly Association, Patrons
d Ieiniery, met in the rouscil chamber,
Clinton. on Tuesday, Feb 5th. The meet•
log for Seine 11111e pro015.. prion be •
succrre gut the" eg 'K
condition of the roofs militated m
against at, as many of the delegates n '
ming hod to drive, and even those
could 0,010 by tram were prevented it
beim, on time, owing to the early train
'ween Kincardine and %Vingham beteg
felled On rho account Mr. 4:•g
president,erintiory
and 11r. hardener, ('o.
weld not get here until 4 20 r. u , lis
of 10 t M , at which time the meet
should have opened. This of course tau
the meeting to be prolonged to the w
Bolan hours of the morning Howe,
conardennv those drawbacks, the ooun
meeting, although somewhat smaller
numbers than on previous 0001.100, was
sumer, and many questions o1 vital Imps
awe to the order, were discussed in
'rentable and masterly spirit. N het
looked im numbers wee cr,unterbaleneed
esthusi•um. 'There were present delegat
from the extreme northern o roer of flow'and else, iron omit the extreme sth of Hay,
well as from North of A•kfield and iut
treeing point., showing that I'atruutam
still very much elute in this county ch
following officers were elected for the y
1
of j
bettor
F k
leg on t lee leak
lyy•174>sMa
Una.
restild
aelashe
Hass lie
Wit, •
sub
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be
can
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IJfead
mg
eted
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rt
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it
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ear
Co. !'resident --A. T. lest, Ikahwood.
('o. \"tcafirm- .1. Goysnlock, Seaforth.
Co. Sec -Trees 'sV. S. Lawrence, Cltutcn
Co. Sentinel .1. s Brown, Ssaforth.
(:o. Auditoes 1'1. y. Philip•, Kipping.1 R Common, Seatorth
!tolerate to l:ran,! Association-- It. ('nm
mom.
Alternate, James Connolly, Holmesville
After the elsNon of "Arere, Mr. For
rester, Patron candidate for he ('ewnmous
for West Horne, was called upon, ah., t
has ecu•) manner, addressed the meeting •
mm. length and partly outlined his poet
tion, and oho would here entertained lh
monist, much longer to Ire profit and seta
faction, had it net been for the lateness o
the hour.
K. Common, the Patron candidate Io( the
('ominous in South Huron, was then all
r1 no, who had also to curtail his re
marks owing to the night being fat spent.
What he did say, however,w•e to the print,
and went to show to the Petrone of South
Huron that they had • ca0didato of whom
they need not b. •ahaine,l, as he ea a good
clear speaker and close reasoner.
The follne.y/ motion was then pawed
Moved by yr S. L•werence, Clinton, arc -
mended b. 1. Northcott, F;xet.r, that this
('minty Aseocietion tender its theihke to the
Town Council of Clinton for its kindness in
•hewing us the free use of the ball for our
meeting,af ter which the association adjourn-
ed, to sleet in ('lintoo, the Prat Tuesday in
February, 1896.
fat church
ti'area : Tne T.410 v„ ,4 S. S. No b.
re l=un4as.d • tine bell for the
ivel one eat crocked.
the miser daughter of
F:.ti, Ntr.u., ,1104 0o Friday
McKillapwee aged,■ t
sfl soloe boughtb 'lay..
timber on bye sates from the t'ada i
it
pa•7 and is e•g•god taking the on
cedar off
i
Waogham t,eo, t rutckeh•nk .hipped a
oar load of hogs on Wednesday. and 5. Bur-
chill shipped • car loaded cattle on Thera -
day.
bI,•K'Hop Wu, lbl:St has purchased
the farm .1 I:wogs Mahle. It uontune
abut 40 ides, 11 • priest •{reed upon bang
2,000
Hdmseville .Judge is,yle well hold •
sttil.R of the( ort .4 nevisieu in I'ok•rd's
hall we February iich, ueniaencin5 at 11
o'clock.
Clinton \1'i,,i^ to',og,temug , o :Wards
evening, a ..,nog, dam/heel of F: Hernia:
cut her tat, a poet y anally lay roaming fate a
taro wire fcnc..
Ret
Minton , 11r. i,oforth, fc,rmerly a
missionary it, 1 hiss. ' oepud the pulpit of
Willa church on .uaday everting, b.a,iag •
very large sudart,r
Clinton .1..1 t',ntper, of Turonto,hHdest
ODD of W t .,,per ser msasimoiaby elected
rotary Tr• .,u;reg of the 4 ";median preen
Aseocatuon lest week.
1Viaghen, Wm Tucker a lying in • very
e low o,ditt ni sen t\ ogl.r.,. "rhe 4.01 that
t he had amputrteJ 'mote 111114 atgo is the
- source of all the trouble.
e \Y,nahrop !.drew 4,oveakwk, of Win-
throp, has Isere( hit moral store for a
f tern, of years to Frank Wilbo., formerly
cheese ma,. r .t N Lathrop.
ISluevale (Ir Applehee has cold out hie
property en 11,c outage "eel intends return
ang to the fans. H. sold Me hoses to Mr.
N asman and /Seto lir. ih.asni
firer , W.,4eskb0 hut the oo.trfet fee
drawing Ithe m4,k to Moimwort1 shwas
factory for the liosdsry, at 80 cents per
trip. J Cott lee rl'lod at 93 rent..
Brussels .1. Mchtwao it Co., of Kirk
too, moved In Brussels, where they will se
gave In the mertasule Waukee. Their
goods were shipped by gal from kxoter.
Hemmed" The "At [lime ' `ivy by the
Young People s Aaoutuu+s o1 St. Jelin '.
church last Ender ermine was • meet en
joyable ono and redaete:I great credit upon
the promoters.
COMING AND 001440 -
Mem ithel Acheloos is visiting in TorGeto
Mlw IMyle, ('kurch-lot, a at preeeat sari•
oasly iadispo•td.
Alex and Malcolm Meteor returned horse
from Big River last week.
Mrs. E. Campton .mei daughter, lora, are
neither, friyds is Krantford.
Mrs. Ile. Shannon and child were venting
in the massa ('sty last week.
Frank 11• -.den, of the Albion, has re-
turned frau a trip to comrade.
A. Monroe. of Port Coldwell, lake
*opener, ie visiting at hes ►yk in town.
Mr. sed Mn. Rehm. Stewart, of St.
Marys, are veitiv Mr Burrows and family.
John McDonald, who heed boon speeding
the Minter ie Wi.rtop, returned home on
Monday
Henry 11 •roold, of (ollm4wned, is •
guest at the Wtlkeman residesoe, f"tg(n-si,
this week.
Ihan 31.1 .nd, of 9.nd Re..h We saving
statues, who had taws visiting hie parents
ie Kipl.y, .pent • few
s,I. . hare last week.
of
Works, wee weal to hernff duty severalmal
daye last week its anemone of • very revere
cold.
It. Nnrrtei. el Marginate, Mob., who
hod been
g • ample of weeks with
relatives in tow., returned to that plate e.
Thursday cast
Wn. MoV,sar, °f Joh•aton a Herber,
epee a few days in town loot week While
here he was right royally entsrt•ig.d by
the (3ederich (tun (:I.h
1). McDonon•Id, who hat knee epe.di.g
part of the winter up nu the ('hergsaa Moly,
returned hewn* em Wearies week.
find Iwnnght home with him • bum.tifel
whiteeidemelt
tga.m dog, which is being a
Min Lottie (3ewths, ..f Rlsmardlse, is
violated is sore, the aura of Mies Ret
PNley, Nseth et Mee amain lee rows
hens hew Tervma•, wither she hon hoe
aaMMy improved kamedial b sad Y w cw.ider.
Brussels %Ira. Katt. Raise received •
telegram from Ida -know on Wednesday lase
week aneouncrug the death of her hrother-
to-law, 5I.x Mctlonald• at the advisee&
age of 84 years •
(.o&serelt '1'p . A farm of mono 100 aerie,
0o the lla,tloo,i r -rt Iind.reeh toweelti
was offered by auction oe Saturday, bat fire
only bid removed for it was rine of 11200, eo
1
was not w,id
Rrw.x1. t'ept Bowe and wits fare
welled at the harreeks here last Sabbath and
have gote to rbneto Por ordain as to their
nett •ppmnrmaret. A farewell tea was
given 1 ueeiay .t'esisg
W. \t •wano»h Masers Watson • Bmigh
were ia.thee section a few deye ago looking
up fat sleek sad hop. They made a per
chow of "seen head of fine heifers sod 25
hoe. from 41 ,b•rt Me
N'inghan .I..hn i:illdd..ep4, of town, wee
al Palmerarnn Inning the weak akteodt•g
the luspral of • ennele who was killed on
the railway et I'.'eereten. Ih. deceased
was • brakeman rte the I:. T. R.
Knresels .I faros, hes the champion
Wade of the. a..tou. 1t is 7 tees lour and
15 by 3 f.,t r• thiekeema Mr. (:rower eye
mays he will dispose of et on reasmu.bk tame
to any person lanai ea Ice homes
E. Wawan•eh (4r Wednesday, Jen. ia
John 11, It
, o,dger., ot Wiseman,. carried a
°rte .f the tat• 70004 maiden. 04 '14.65(4.0-
c.nesw, in t1.. p.roe of M4 . Marg;,' 11:
Black, snit J..ehter od .lersi lNnok,
8s•lnrth tt',44,. sethsi4 4. obs
hese horns tie a few weeks endersatt
mare, returned hr.; I.nsde•. again Ge
kis 1.rearm. 1411 rsemer 40.144•. as mower
with the Lo,-'••, /'minter* 4'ompsy.
Client!' Nis Strickl.ed, off 1�gtew.
died • tow ,fey. age, Irwin( three
to inners her delete : eh* will be karma be
('IIetMIM. as Mae Flanigan, as enc time
etrplered as adliser with J. (' i etler.
pbnh r.• lir ghitti.g dews at the
Vetere' Li react loos Friday proves the
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