The Signal, 1895-2-21, Page 1signal
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SASH IN ADVANCE
15 Tata rank, for 1895
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THE LEADING} NiirigrBp4Lp111R Op HVRON' OOZTNTY.
►TY-SEVE1'I'II YEAR. -2505
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY, 1'ERRI'.11tY 21, 1895,
D. McGILI.ICI'DDY, EDITOR.
SS THE NATIONAL POLICY MADE YOU RICH? IF NOT, WHY N.._ T?
OINCS AT O17AWA.Ik:tat !,pow itwrw -itht. ►ie iiia... HA YE MADE THEIR MARK M (. re
uawelpsogj
i Oolnt on at tit, Capital
N Ibe Mwe1e. a.w. U. k Ie.aeine
n. l'ewlsg Mese e. le...a
r Ismer leaf• %et Mara
•..4ber e.. h...
( 'orreepoodesee.
A. Feb. 16th. 1■ their at
'ew public attenuate Iron, the de -
:dittos of their own finances we
uy remuded by 'Tory stumpere
rem that Sir Richard 4 artwrtght
*her, in fact, hu was an era of
ik •t the figures as they present
w else Wt volume of the Publw
TO we field that (rem 30 Jos.
June 1879 t6 vestal the &ggre•
aatoune.d to :x,,426.968, while j,
for two years 1874 75 &mount• 1
.419, which, deducted frees the
in actual deficit for the sin years
net yon t• 1..•, ,o Wad the; 1
:cry liberal to my wksl•tioow,
mid the I:rets responsible for all l
i
from 30 Jus. 187 to 30 Jewel
g er they dui not come into . thee I
vember 1873, and wast out on �
or 187.
it to be more charitable. Al- '
leficit os the 30th of bus 1879 0
99. 1 do not wash to give those
or about grit deficits any chasm i
tk sur own figures ..r esasipel•t•
Ir out our own •rguemsst. 1 ' 1
err tae other way 1 do sot
dere with the 7 try mseepely
re • monopoly of inempel.-
and that for the six yearn there
al deficit of $4,',02,538. N.
ads to deny it Der to emcee'
let us look as t• the other dem.
finance under which this deficit
atoms dunes collected d.ri.g
ret indicated was x.730,510
cal value of goods import.
r «asampttoo amounted to
making the average rate of
r cent. From, 1880 to 1894 the to
lusty collected was$311,634394 f
value of gods imported fee
rhos wow $1,610,575,411, drew- t
re rate of duty of 1934 per
8
a wtxa) •r m Ins I r. owes'• M •la
Bled we shall sot beim that
keine whwh •o often med. its appwreerse
tp ray hosereble (rued who site eppool
M (Sir It►chard), ae ugly and sllrtsaged
+
Goa" Th. rill, cheek, demi', disho
of Footer telkirig In this way to the
asga•:noDa'bl; OVER THE HURON TKA
iris- • grewi5g one, he den I
--- I used at the Glom of hoe stdmfsutr.tiss a
! the duties eif .ttnr.ey geser.J, to have
Huron County Minn In Dakota. • reputation eta as other a.J • lawyer
do
i that will refect credit upon binned .ad the
sesty I Ssate.
Hous.
when he bone that et the rate of ex
tun the Government was going o0
their deficit, at the end of the year
sot fail short of double the amount th
fiat had aggregated during the whole
of the Mackenzie administration.
('ao you help sandiest when you bear Foe
ter talking of „ uowelcomed venomous
and of "u.ly sad tllvIsag.d d.bctts •" H
card last ,mentos that if he did nut cut draw
expenditure he would have • deficit, an
why did he, in lace of this, sok f'.rli.mea
to ratify hie inebriates making appropriate
for the expenditure of millions of doll.
that might h..e been delayed until bis fin
ascus were to • better coedit ion.
Just once more let us turn to page 70 0
the last velum* of Public Accounts when w
fid the debit and credit side of the balance
sheet, which steeds as follow* : - 30th .lune
1874, surplus, IIBBB,775: 30th ,lune, 1875
surplus. $936,644 ; 30th Jose, 187b, deficit
$1,900.785; 30th Joss, 187'1, deficit, $1,
460,027 ; 30th .fuse, 1878, defier, $1,128,
146 and, t• be lenient with them, altheutth
they were telposeible for the expenditure
for the treater part of the year, if the Lib-
eria, are to be held responsible for the
peed' Thews Vermeer leestdrass.1161.rsssse Ws. DO1111:.3AMR�(,ofTyttp,p•obtrlacoauty
with as,. amised krmur.cr .st west- was bore in the proentm of Quoits, Anemia
c•uI41 &reverser 4111.. /Mersey Ureteral 13, 1857 ; soceetry Scowl, ; was educated
• 1e r.... asd reesat.r sh•Ie, m the public schools; was Rustem of the
term peace in yawed* ; moved to North Dakota
in 181:3, and settled in Pembina county 1s
mar
}'Ht t31 The Tribune, published
• Biam.rck, North I►ak.ta, we are es•bl.d
n publish the following sketches of th
el • former resident of the section who w
1 west mad grew up with the country i
'm el the pant fifteen year.. Governor All
rs left the township of Colborne in Marc
1880 ; Attorney-Ireamers! Cowen teutt
f school te Colborne until 1881 and newt
• 1)oM• moved from Wawanosh towoshi
sear Auouro, in 1883 .
K(N:KR A I.LIN was born is Devoe
Keened, oe the 18th day of 1►eeembe
1848, and was eduested as I'r..pect Acsd
emy, Eo,land ; Irons England he emigrated
to Canada and trim there came to Dance
is March, 1880, settling oo a farm w Warp
couoty, where he still resides. H. u a
thoroughly educated, practical farmer. The
general I.overomeut having granted us the
prig of forming a eeeetttuttos under
which North Dakota might be admitted as
one of the States of the t'aioo, his connot-
ueou in W doh eouoty saw in the oras who
had represented them in the territori•1
council which met at the septal in the
Winter of 1888 '+, • tit person to wait in
the promulgation of the peoples bill of
right. Mr. Allis was therefore elected
and served u one of the most .cave mem-
bers of the constitutional cosventioo. He
was also choses at the first state sl.ctios by
the same constrtaeocy u • elate .enter,
and served in that memorable first session
of the lepul•tive assembly. He took strong
�round in favor of such bills as have sines
u toand to be in the Interest of the whole
people (;tyernor Allan's ..m. has bees
identified with so many good and whole-
some measures that it would be herd to par-
ticularize them in • sketch of this kind.
Suffice it to say he was always found oa the
stile of the people. At the second .tate
convention, which nomiwt.ed Andrew R.
Burke as governor. the subject of Was Welsh
was nominated as lieutenant -governor and
wan elected, taking his meet as presiding of-
ficer •f the �esmes .t the opening .f the tee -
non of 1891. While he We heed oonsider-
ableexp.neom in legielatiyshod ie.,bleexp.r-
wso. as • presiding off,eer was very limited.
To the surprise of oven his frieds he made
a most "amble sod sstasf•.tory presidia,
officer of the Sewn, ruling that body by hie
thorough knowledg. et til the det•ir of
legislation and the good will which ext.ted
between him and all the members of the
Semite rather than the stern 5uthenty vest-
ed in the pvel. When the quesuou of who
the -Republics party of North Dakota
should chose for us gubersatorisl easdidatte
in 1894, there came from every eowsty in
the stew • geoer.l d.roasd for the somiw-
tt0s of Roger Alli for governor, and s, gen-
eral was them isdoreemest that when thseen-
manse am•mhied at Grand Forks, on the
19th ay of .July. be was the asanimous
choice of the delegates from every county in -
the State, and was nominated by a•cl•ma-
uos. Has election followed and he now
takes the oath et office as our chief execu-
tive. While it u true that the fiwrcial
condition of the State se not such ar might
be desired, yet the people k•owiag the
sterile' worth and tenacity of purpose pin.
seemed by him, have •enfidence that the
problem of " What shall we do'" will be
solved i■ the interest and to the satisfaction
et the .tate at large.
The governor's family sassier of only
himself sad wife. Mrs. Allis is one of
those pints, unassuming, lovable women
who are always dung something to endear
tbestselvm to those wbe know them, tad
yet who do theta no modestly and .noon•
sesowly as to oouvinae the impieat
Whet they oomu only from podium of heart.
The •dmisistratio. of Governor Alton ie
e xpected by his friends to be eub•tantiel
rather than brilliant, et at the isms time,
the proper dignity of his positing will be
m•ieteised at .11 tuns..
(X)WAN, JOHN F., of Devils inks,
Ramseymusty, North Dakota, &turwy
morel, was hers at Moffat. Duerfne.bire,
Strained, is 1866. Whoa .bout 5 years of
am his parents emigrated to Heron toasty,
Oourio, (,aa., is the entitle, of Galeria.
and espied in farming. where Mr, Germs
rodded mail he was 21 years of age, whim
he removed to the .tau of Michigan, and
whore he worked for the Chicago sad final
Trask railway company about two
years. He was edueaud in the •ommoa
sateen of the cant,, .red the Ooderiob
High School, �uatiag from the Ottawa
Normal School is 1679. Is 1881 he caste
to irks from Pott Heron, Michigan and
seetksd is whet is ..w Nekton ooeat near
Stump 1.3*.. Is 1889 he removed bo the
vieisit of Davin Ike, .ad settled epos a
fame &�t six muse wast of the pram..e
city of Irvin Lako He W begun the
study of law is Pett Horse, and in 1884 he
.gain renewed hie wadies soder the wines
of Hou. D. R. Morris, preso.t ledge if the
S.oesd Judicial distend, in 1886 he was
des,tted te peoeties amid at ism established
sa o(Frs in the elft of Devils Take, where
he has sines resided, prsoti.hg hie prorse-
miss. i■ 1886 be wee .noted to the onise
of eoesey sepsrist adest .4 ppubio s.beela
for Ramsey musty. whisk of3ee he held for
four years. is 1890 he was sleeted swim
stserssy of the ansa setssty, sod melmeed
in 1888 Rs wee asserted in Deeeedi r,
1886. to Mi.. Mary ryas, of Headsmen,
Miele., their family wow o.w.tetiog of two
boys end ewe girla At the essventies held
at Orated Forks es Joie last he was semi -
sated by seelo sties mad without own-
ties es attorney general of Meanie of North
q
Dakota, and, after • beilWlet emmpsidei,
Thigh wmilmd of opem.bes made n almost
e very onset, and tows is the she* , he
pined M himself a reputation as se umber
ekes wisknr W *won thin w1■ maim him
rtlw.oel mow bmusAsr, melole� Itr WW1
M mpg kat tale any in whisk fig owe K
in
to
rem
e at TOWN COUNCIL.
aside
is
h,
ht
or
p,
r,
rut 1 and seg&ged in the business of farm
tog. Has held various school and township
offices, sad was elected te the Semite as a
populist
ex-
penditure from the 30th Jaw 1873 to 1874
30th June, 1879, debcit, $1937,999.
Aetna' deficit m 6 years, $4,602,5338.
Why, Foster's deficit tor the 7 month's
•low reaches F?,898,029. Yee, is about as
missy mouths he has run up • dollen &mount -
ng to over one half the deficit Sir Richard
had against him during his whole tenure of
them Foster has ancomplubel is as many
unmake nearly ea much as it took Sir Rich-
ard that miry years to do.
Rut whet about that defi,tt you find is
our owe pocket as the result of diets taxa-
tion; es the result of • protective instead of
• revenue tariff ' Recall the figures I gave
yon ,n the earlier pert of my letter and you
will be able to term ro ides of your own de-
Smt.
Teti coo sympathize with Foster lust now
for you .re both in the same bout ; you w
both ezp.riescing those "unwelcome visita-
tions," those "ugly sod tel-vieemed d.6cut"
be told you all about last .emtoo. .
But Foster se r eposeible for your misfor-
tunes as well as for his own, and after .11
are they net m both oases your misfor-
tune*
1 o .re the victim each tune. it u you,
:payer, who will have to make previeion
or Foster's deficit to the treasury as well as
replenish the shortage or deficit high taza-
too has created m year owe pocket.
1'oater bas decided that it r just an well
that he should not gook n•electioo is hr old
eouoty, Ringo, and has had himself oomi-
sated for 1 ork (NBI. Wit/ the people there
regard him in the light o/ an "unwelcome
Visitation '
LANES.
Irvine'', Feb. 19.
Commie. s0. The Askib.Id amemeor,Matt
Fames, co.meoced his reunite en Thursday
last.
Rm.., *u.i'... Wm .Iamiseoe, who has
Room severely dl for a week, is, we are pleas-
ed to state, reoorenot.
W'p•ream The weather which has been
6se for the past week seems lust now to
have token . change.
%Vrpm n.. ,1..1. Hogan end his sister,
Mary, left as Saturday the 16th, to attend
• wedding of their cassia at Kromer which
Wok plain on Monday.
Su k. We regret to beer that lira. I.
McKerte, of the 12th coo., le a present
very low, .Imo Jas. McDonald of the came
lase Both families have the sympathise of
the oommsuty.
1'A bit. - Afew from hen attended • party
at 4.he,residesee of Wm. McNay, 1st emu.,
wines the poetry of mottos answered the
the fas,wting *trains of sweet music till the
might was lar spent
Vtar?tri.: Sim Thos, hixos asd Memo
Margaret Fameb w vicitisa friend* in
Lasgaide and Temwater vliebities.... Mr.
and n. F. Soot. ha.. hem visiting friend.
i. Ripley enmity the peel few dory.
sus of duty imposed by the
pplied to the imports during
m 30th Juni 1673 to 30th Jane
of • tax over ctsg 13 04 per
rents would have taken just
tore eat of your pockets to
ivory reset rta
1 resulted tinder • 13 04 per
uty, while the threatened de -
hos dollars for this year alone
more time the total d.6site
1879j s sae el the results of a
averaged 19 34 per deet for
et years.
L am ask you to stop and teak
r not better nkat yen should
Int of $4,602,638 u the trees -
13.04 per Beet. rate of duty
mom axed 19.34 per cent on
shat $38,858,636 more might
d your pockets which would
.w had the Tory rote of
wood by Sir Richard Cart-
a be bet o.e ammor to this
hind, fid the Tory Govern -
the average raw of duty im-
ahemis, since they came into
1 of your paying $311,634,394
ry through the 'retains how
re only bass called upon to
)7 The dtffere.oe between
ne tariff mrd Tory customs
just 1101,615,387 out of your
679 without say 1wtereaee to
prima the maamf•ct,rer has
ergs you as a result o1 the
given hist.
to "Tory otvomp•rs" do wt
u when out os their mie.io.•
rg to maven you to their
• difficult prn►lem to work
gams sod Minute do not, as
ry i.ssrw.titsg r.sdisg.
m the average reader that if
Boit in the tr.me.ry daristr
tuistr•tton there hes boos •
owe u your awn peahens so
totes Tory admhbtr.tiaw
out of you during the putt
rhe ory Government is
ep you enespasy with their
1 the 30th June will ionised
slit for the whole time the
1 power, iscldisgthe adeit
my eom/ar ons with the 5
1 Jose 1873 w 30th .1...
Iles would have Mss eves
le the Liberals, sad osfava-
trlemsnR Hat 1 hag. even
.basee that they may have
spathe my figures Damm es
bees too lesisnt : tea hied.
of all these fit. they Wk
Ito
Toe hear ■•g9srf Patter-
s, say other Tory 'rsisi_eer
. titins. talkie/ about (crit
his memory with .enn of
here .ad eek
l swit•zmi pis sewn
oerase Met r de, .ad
r stetsey'. tnetsh .f foe a.►
. anises homed out of •
a have the opportunity .f
✓ Were ilk. subtly
moi.
■ be rapist dna of
1 i net ..ami.. whish
sp-
ill of H.le.m1 . align ks
tee. she es•
Itmt .ata, sled
V sorow,. Miss Annie Ford, of Wheat-
land, 5, Dakota, ges.mpaaied by her sin
ter, Mrs. 14.Rilele.., lea, Mme Maoris Ford,
both formerly re. 1...L of this Issality, are
at present around hos 14..w*p old as -
.I ono woes.
DUNLOP.
Tran•v, Feb. 13
One hundred remnants, half oust-- Arm
.'roses.
Yiw E Allan visited go Oderbb tows
ship them week.
Kll. Healey has ntar.ed from • fortnight
visit to relatives sear Porter's Hill.
Jere Grommet, of the Nile,'with hie son
visited friend* Dear here this week.
Mr. mod Mn. Merin Morris eajged •
ti.lecient visit,. Porter's HID this week.
Ats•IF RwrrRxa -her papular resident,
Miss Kato Macdonald, left Saturday net for
Detroit, after a pnggant tisk of nearly two
siestha to her parsnip •d a lams. erode of
friesd• hen .d .bent (lodsrio4. O• the
roots ah. will Tait .t Clissy and Liman,
Almost & fatal aomidsst happened to 1►.
Corbett sod W. K. Whitley, with a sow-
pasies whin choppier doom a sell tttt.sarsh
of the toast the other ay. The tees
lodged three tine is ins tall to mother
Forth. ()wing to the deep mow aha men
e.sld sot Clot . akar rim awn and mush
o.ols.m .ofd presses. of mind M hewed
to swore from the denier. David Cor'keaa.
W • hairbreadth escape : Meng .early bit
In it. rat fall.
The popular mayor of Rawdenvdlle, o1
Her'on's feldwstor township, w.s w oar
midst hat week. Deng lois srsoniont stay
he task • Mew of the greeters ea the lake
O 51 had No pkm.Des a� tho irW-
w n . sesisl dsh es The est sf de
ham ems "flat eke H. P. gins may
kw mom serelal r.bt... afraid
.w.p re w weather to peeves' him
Mag �., the ddMs ma 54j•armed I.r •
mars sseyesdsai mgeele.
Jeweler, 1.1.aseeal Masewent-The gleetrte
Wtkt 51.5,500.
The rerular meeting of the town coact'
was held in the Council Chamber on Yrtday
toning last.
\tesibers were .11 present except council.
lore ('amptoo, Murrey, 1�'llaos and "wart,.
Situates of last meeting were read sad I
signed.
The following treasurer's statement for I.
January wow referred to the 6owm com-
mittee
Balance from 1 Ne. 1894.. 11219 *35
Kb alIT.
Non -readier lases. $ 11 31
Electric Liglbl ones .. .
1Y.tes -- y
Tres
Stnkrag fund,Iotereat
Melded Cemetery
439 12
176.98
211.44
100
931.20
ui.K.R•gr.YT..
Refit.$. $ 123 00
Pum.,ng Station... 289.10
Electric Light 2 50
('C&OEX". a/o . .. 29.96
Separate School. .. 50.00
Fire dept.... 19.00
Sundries 18.75
Public Works. . .. - - 11.51
rleetton a e 37.00
Salary a'c 222.88
Debenture Interest, Or-
gan Co .
Sinking Fund, latersst.
Public Schools
$1151.09
125.00
211.44
414.92
1555. (10
Bank 1)verelreft $4033.97
The report of the auditors was referred to
the intwce committee.
Request of Wm Irian for use et Council
('hamher for bolding an assembly, Thurs-
day, 21st. ins', was granted.
Communication from H 1. Hays re. Hil-
liard property war8lila.
Application of Ann Cook for remimses of
taxes was referred to the court of nviaioo.
The tollowing a000ssta were referred to
the finance committee, -J. Brophey & Sou
110, T. W. Nem, Mourned, $6, N&bonel
Carbon Co. 442.50, Vacuum (hl, Co. Tor
onto, $10.35.
The report of the water and light commu-
tes was read,
To the Mayor and (council,
Tows of t;oderi•h.
Gaserner au, -Io ref*rssce to th•applic-
tion of Messrs. Clark and Mclotosh ter
a franchise to operate an i.ca..deticent legbt
system mrd as eleetric besting sad power
system we reoommeed that the follewimg
offer be mad., namely -That the oorporattss
sell to Messrs. Clerk and McIntosh the pri
vete circuit electric light pleat, oommitin`
of dynamite, belt, pulleys, wire, lamps sad
switches and • half interest In the poles
carrying the wires en the privets circuit,
that they be .t half the exposes of keeping
such poles in proper repair, fee • mm to be
agreed upon, and than in the event of such
offer being accepted a franchise be granted
them for years, free o' charge, to supply
beat, light sad power. 1'. Bot.?,
('barman.
Mottos of Holt and McLear that report
he adopted.
Amendment of Moser. Johnston and
Nioholsen that the report be arasaded by
striking out the words "chat the terowiag
offer be made, namely, that the oorpostion
sell to Messrs Clark aa1 McIntosh" Med the
fellowisr eabetituted therefor "'I Keil
this mescal signify it desire to os■ M
Messrs. Clark and McIntosh or say other
otrmpaey or idivilual" sad by striking out
&11 the words (rest "they t. be •t" deem to
and ineluding "agreed tapes" sod the wart.
"free of merge" and drat the resort be
aeesded as adopted.
The .m..dmest was carried, Meows.
McLean, Thompson, Naftel sad Holt tuna'
nay.
As amendment to amendment of Messrs.
Saunders and Smith that ch. report be re-
ferred back to the sowmittee with power to
.sake the offer oout.ieed in the report .d
to aeoseain from them what animist obey
will pay for the framable* mid plant, mow the 1
rah they intend ehargieg per lamp for in- 1 hon
o•adessent lishtieg ad submit it to this 01
Wi
Mrs
We
1
the
ami
there
and
�T Mosstosetle, es Friday .aesi.g kt.t.
Th• °Piot from the Local MI
• weekly Meares of 1ea.ty crew. .ere
■p 1 molt Kveryweir 5145 and
►Mai Clipped sed ('..deeerd
,rens Kerry beetle..
mid
• preeestee by the Ladiei Aunt ' el the
church with • met of table onslary pled plate
.•d two bee pictures.
U• Wingham (b lrlonity, 11th. T. Bell
McAndrew, while .t work in Thos. Bella
taruiture factory, by some mishap his hand
4 came to contact with • sew and tot. first
4*.pr was nearly taken off It a thought
I tit. ♦eger may be sweet, but it will be *ogre
I'1dM before Mr. McAndrews will be abbe to
resume work.
LI4DBURI : 1. W. ilorrio• s: tett
other of the Model clogs, r teaching m
S. No. 6, i.e•dhurv.
('Hawn H.rneon Wilts* u now able t
est is his store. though not yes able to mak
use of hr toot
Grey : Mn Long has mold her tatty acre
farm rm the 1Ith Don. of Grey to • M:
Heyd for $2,500,
W.ltos : Mrs. Stott mod we, of Algom
are vl.ttmg Sirs. Jeha Uickeon. M
Scott u a daughter of Mrs. Ilick.on'..
Summerhill ('hru. Keasom had his leg
crushed with • muck of wood, and was lis
up in toreegeenta, but a rotting well&gala
Morris Marshall Kreekeundge, who hag
been living, in Algoma for some time, has
returned to Morris on &ccouot of ill health
Seater'h Rev. Mr. Hodgins, d thin
town, drove thirty he. mile* in the races
storm, mod beers the marks of the encounter
os his face still.
Se.lortb Mrs. ,John Warwick, .r., .r
nyed here from Manitoba on Tuesday last.
She u at present the guest of her .on, John
Warwick, Seaforth.
l.oadseboro W. L. Outmate returned
from Manitoba on Monday morning
John Caldwell left last week tor his home
m the Western States.
Helm er/ill• Gregg Bros. have purehm.ad
• large bush farm on the Maitland moose -
mon, of t olbor.e, whither they will take up
their &bode immediately.
l.eadltury Although times ere hard come
: d the farmers seem to be prepared to lay
- out some money in Improving their farms.
M. Masers. l'etrie and M.lnt.o.h are busy
..1drawing home material to enlarge their
• ; barna and put stone stabling uuderoeeth
• Masers. Oakley and Mowbray are preparing
I
to build brick house.
Canes The residence of 1. P. T,d•11
• ems seer being burned down ea Friday
mersiog last, it seems that the the to ad
1, ,round the coal erste, on the uproar tl.wr,
n, bad conveyed fire to the joist under the
/comes, asd It hid been smouldering all
e' sight it wsa notwed roust in time to pre -
tent • serous fin. Ti-. damage was slight.
Howtck A young men by the same of
Ilouglas, of the 9th eoaceeston of Howtck,
met with an.ccident'sat week of • rather
• asehiss acture. While be and a oompenios
wee obooptsg down • lodged tree it sprung
t bask "sled jstsmed young Domeier' foot be
tram k find . stump, bruiting it m • her
rlh�ias..r. He was taken home and
rider the skillful ogre of • physician is do-
l.
umwell.
Clinton : The Morden Herald say "On
the floor/ion of ha marriage last week, A.
1 E. Sinclair was prevented by, his (needs
with • very handsome parlor suite. Malty
other gifts found their way to the new
home, accompanied with the hest wishes of
the Amore, for the health, happsw and
prosperity of the young oeuple." 1 Mr. Sis-
clear ie the husband of Mies SIM* Romblon,
lots of Clinton.
A•bfie11 Charles Riche, 13th con., had
hu leg broken while returning from • wed-
ding • few days ago . he had a narrow ea.
cape from freezing to death.
Morro : Alexasd.r F:aket lost one of his
valuable French mares which he brought
from Toronto last Fal( The cause of death
u supposed to be idireetaon.
Brussels E. Steele, of K,rkton. be.
token • uoeiuon ie A. Me1:ew•n a ('o.'n
store, Brussel". Mr Steele', father is the
Episcopalian minister at Kirktem.
Wroxeter The funeral of the late Al...
ander McKenzie, who died .t the home of
Jobs Hamilton, was conducted Monday
.ftr5oo5 and was I&rgely attended.
('liatou Walter Turnbull has gone to
Elora., where he 611. • position in the bank
of Ferran A Archibald : • gentleman from
Elora tikes H. T. Rance'* Imo pts,ttss with
Ferran t Tindall.
Heiman : Cornelius ('sok, .oil of Henry
Cook, of the Hemel' Flour Mills, met with
• very painful and serious accident on Wed.
aeeday last, while engaged in loading Hour
on • railway oar.
McKillop : Wm. T. Morrison .on of J.
t Morrison, clerk of McKillop, who hen
Wen spending the Christina' holidays at the
parietal home, returned to Drayton, Da -
twee, en Mouday.
Tucker meth William Chesney, wee.sor
of Trickie.mith, drove down from (Tinton
on Saturday. Y. had to leave hie horse in
Sesforth, however, sad .now -.hood it the
rest of the way home.
Hallett : John ('es.ell is now laid up at
Wm. ('erier's, wits • cit haws ; he wafer-
ed the misfortune whir wing • draw knife:
it is doing nicely, but he will be .onse time
before be can get around.
Samm.rhill : The (range musty moetisr
ins for South Hurn was held in luster as
Tommie). The following were the delegates
from them place :--Mesmm R. J. Draper, G.
M. Kilty. T. Mellows sod W. Lowery.
i eadesboro • Mrs. Joh. A. F•rwh.m, o0
Wednesday evening, reo.iv54 • chaise for
$1.000 from the C O. F., being the endow-
ment o. the life of her late husland She
is reported to be not impro.ieg it health
Sumtwerhilt : i'nr the last moves or eight
years 0. M Katy h&. earned the sail ha.
twee" this place and ('baton, and the recent
storm n the only one to which he had to
leave the low line in m.kisg the journey
Stspl.tnu Two •f the Me..,.. Kemp
were choepieg wood on the Hitchcock farm
near Stapleton, ow Friday list, when the
.sow .tore met in They were Oat for mew -
a1 hour., but finally found the road without
serious result.
(;oderich Tp. A sou of VT Way, of the
bane line. has bought the Lawson Moore
farm, on the hie. Itwe, owt•rstng 53'. acres,
for the maim of $17511 Ir has fairly rood
baildin,•., ¬ could hews been sold • few
room gr., for $30010
B•Igrae. Petrick Mc('wy has sold hie
in cod Imo mow of lead near the village
.Igrave for the sum of $600 Wm.
gbtines sae the purchaser. Mr and
McCarty intend going to rend* with
Wei eon in Kassa*
.osdeobero : O. last Thuroday evening
only d•nehter of S. Woodman wag
tad is marriage to H. Ridd.l, o1 Hoare.
were a pod s.mb.r of guest there,
the bride was the recipient of • gt
many valuable prudent&
I#sdbery • J. lime, .1111 as.thr of tb,.
neirhbnrhond who obtained • seseher'•
oertifteat• last year from ClintonModel
school. is at host* t►3Winter Matas wood,
drawing eaw-loge sail waking himself gen-
erally nodal snout W farm.
mama at • totem es.•ti•9.
This amendment was lost, Mows. Saes -
da., Smith and Heft voting ea.
Mobilo. of .Ish•wn sad N that the
matter of the sale of the private We:trio
lighting einuit with • view to ietredaciwg
an iwc&sde.oest system el liehtisg, hest
sad power franchise, be referred to the
water sad light committee with is.trwatioss
to obteis the beet .eel fullest possible effin
and information and report at wet meet -
tag
The mutter was serried, Masora McLua.
sad Neftel yetis, say.
The eevoseil thea adjourned
no Madera I•vsl.d
Has teats wediei••Ity, is keeping with
ether czarina A remedy meat be plum
may meeptahie in form, purely chairmen*
• oswpeait�, truly W g lyy besedeis slag* sad
e stiishistisnahle
salty. It really 111 rom moi.. , a physi
.law : if eonstipetsd he ons the gentle
larstiv., !imp of low
Wierb.ar - Jas. Hildeu, who was former.
ly ompierld with 'Thele Ledo /w segos
km% able b nook. be Wer. rash Grarom armask, ale y
W W Mea meter baby !Iona
kr-week 1. Gould, who hes hoes . re.i•
deet of kronenl* for the past four s.n.tbt.
Ida 1.r hem home is Rendes Tvoa.day eft,
soon, harbor dispelled of his dry goods r.. k
te A Mdlewsa R Os., who will 0051405*
the bssesese at the (kr/old Hears.
(:Mates Chutes this weak Isom r ample
of mem *.ti,D•bte yang talon by their re-
moval te Rlytle M s.s11lga..e� is husnem We
ailed. to Jaime 1NMsnkie, son of Reeve
Moderabie, .5d R. T. Renee, who bane
b'rneht Mei the bask*/ baoisem of Mems.
Luo.., Teener a (b.
An1en • Rev. Mr Fairlie, .f St Paul's
sled Ma wore w*vied 1e
wh. ," tko twdla.e el tb. Mingo
Clinton . Donee the ezoweive oold
weather of last week, the plate glass window
of the New Era ohm was • source of &1tr•c-
1sos, owing t• the beautiful Sewers formed
thereon by the frost The glass is Dearly
8z10 feet, and it has been covered by the
moat beautiful formations conceivable, all as
Natural In appearance se ordinary plants.
Many explanation' have limo .tempted fee
the phenomena, but sow of these &oeount
for it.
Morro . A oerreepoudest from Howard,
Kansa•, writes There wow married at her
father's reminisce hero on Feb. 5th, Resew
H. Lees, to Rev. U. McLeod, M.A., Vic-
toria, Balmoral, Manitoba Mies Lees is
the third daughter of Andrew Law, for
many years • remotest of Morns, ('nasty of
Heron, Ontario, but removed to Kamen
.boat ten ween ago. Re. Mr. Mcleod is •
n ative of Rom .hire, bsetl•ad, and a gradu-
ate of Aberdeen l'mver.ity. H• tame to
Cased& &bout eighteen month. nose, and
did wine mission work in the territories, but
te now tattled over the eongreg&tton of M.
Pr..Lyterian church at Victoria and Dundee,
Manitoba
Brumfield A. I'. Forsyth, of (;reeneboro,
North Carolina, writes tie toe follow. " 1
beg to •oquerns you with the death of my
grandmother, Mrs (avid McKenzie. She
will he remembered by some of the older
rrodents in ase around Brucefield. She
Dame South with any father and mother 21
year's ern. She was the wife of David Mc
Renzi*, whose family lived on the Loudon
Read, two miles out from Bruoefield. She
was one ad the first residents in the ('ouuty
of Huron, having ..ttl.d there Dearly seven-
th mean ago. She has tw..oes, Al.zender
MoKeozie, Bila, in Clinton, and .lames
McKenzie, to Dubuque. Iowa ; oleos dough
ter living in Wrn,.ur, bend's my mother,
who litres io the County of (:uilfnrd, Kam.
She was born is ?ionised and was 92 years
of age when .he died!'"
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS
" ttnio''■ ?r.
Feb. 11th, 1896.
COMM' mot today. Members .11 pres-
ent. Manatee of net meeting read and
passed. Moved by Jae. Comically seconded
by Thos. ('hurehill that bylaws No. 2 and
3 new read be M ivy by Jas.
Johanna by ('►a.. Wollnerthat
J. R. Whitely he out Board of Health.
Moved by T. Churchill, saeoedod by .lee.
Connelly that auditor's report ea rod be
pawed and that 100 carotins be printed.
Moved by ,lam Cession',wooded by ('. W.
Williams, that the Wader of New. -Record,
being the lowest, beMoved
Thom Churchill.00.led J.. Johnston
that the billowier a000e5w be paid clerk,
for registering births aid deaths, P,.1110
Nous Reoerd,pneu.g, $8,25, Them Potter,
gravel, $8 94. ,The follows er
poo..
were appointed path•masters 1 lease
8alk.hd, 2 Jas. F.dmoesteo, 3 Thee.
J..1.hae.., 4 Leen Alleworth, S John Por-
ter, jr.. 6 Thea. Makes, 7 Wm. Storlttsg
134.43..d
Harre, 9 W. Heodet.om, jr., 10
w
Wm. Therbrss, 11 Willie Kell, 12 Albnrt
Towh.ssd, 13 Niseev snrdy, 14 John Stur-
dy, 15 Wm. Curry, 16 (Morse Hardie, 17
Jolts Trewatit, 18 Adam Cowhides. 19
Jobs 0. Sump, 90 .lea Ceswll, 21 ,lam.
(Irebam, 22 .yore tkMD, 23 W m. Hawk.,
44 Wm. Karlodgo 25 Joke R Hnlmm,
Thna Jenkins, 27 lobe Whit., 28 George
Youngblut, 29 ,lob■ Rudd, 30 Jas. Steph-
ens, 31 Mehemet Hotta, .12 N. W. Lovett, 33
Wm. S 34 Robert Draper, 36 Wm.
Pickard, 36 I'aswlyotrngall, jr., 37 Itioind
Berke, 38 Jobe Smith, 39 Naomi Lowery, I d
40 flange Staniar, 40 George UDC
say, 41 Joke (leff, 42 Wm. Perdue. 43
Robert Menthol, 44 John Plows, 46 Jobe1
(.rebel, 45 John Hoary, 46 Clim. t T b
Ma, 41 George (leen, 48 Koppel Ihns.y, 19
Heavy Oakes. Foam viewers • No. 1
Ons. Parser, Win. M.M.sh, lasso S.Ikod .
No. 4 -John Sturdy, Them (figs, Wm 1 t
Clark ; No 3 Albert R Hearse, Willie
Roll, Hell Rutledge : No 4 Jeb. Middle , •
bee, Johe O. Elliott, itobt Aeh.ee. ; No
S Jas lr.pbew, Heart' Merpby, ,los.
Presley. Posed keepers : N.. 1 Wm.
Ramsay, 2 Oats. O. /tardy. 3 Andrew
McAlnr%, 4 George O. Cooper, 6 lame Mel -
kohl, 6 John W. A4$ent..4 to steel en
eared Meledy l Nati &saw Awaav,
Dirk.
RALMIi' IN EAST HURON.
LAMM] Meeting In W inghaaa.
• targe sae t•tbeuuUr Umbering *4.
dree«, at raa�a. L,b..■ •. re.. Jame
Meaaii... � r_, ea,. raaer..e.
M r aN or is. unsaid in 5.
‘V I NG II A 11, F, . I 1 :1n audience
large, ustahgeat aid euthtuta•tie filled the
Town Hall tuaclht sod cheered the patriouo
eeittmeute Coitally uttered by worthy
expooea:a of lee Laker.! doctrine of eom-
mercul en'.actpat,00 .i„i civil equality.
The obis,' of the meeting was the promo-
tion of the candidature for the Commons of
Dr Macdonald, who has se "roll represent-
ed F: H irou in ' t a pun. and the authoress*
•f the:prueiplee epos which hu party is
appealing t,, the pimple. 'i'h. oratory et
the evening yea to a superior quality, for is
&dlation to tale str..og practical &detrains. of
Jeers McMullen, 34.3', Thos. Gibson, M.
1'1'., and Dr. ►1a.doe,IJ. the greet sadism'
wow del,rht«f ace ,.artieed by the grate-
ful eloquence of Wel paUrsoa, the gifted
member for I:reef
The cher was «cusel by Jas A. ('hie,
President of the tyiorham Itsfurt Aesoci.-
ho., and among Woes present were Melon.
Robert ('arra, J 1' , Mayor W. F. Broken -
eh ire , Robt. Mil,.,- .1 ono Fortune, John
Agww, James If..1lpu.e, R .I. Klaakwetl,
Samuel Burch.14 .,es Thompson, Joe. Sam
ley, I)r. Fowler, Jets A.Jereee, Sewuad
I:raesy,F,edlae Aedarson,Hugh Mo(Juarri.
.lones ticiouchli.. rank Int tenon, Rob-
ert Armstrong, If. I. ileadereoo, (3ilb.rt
McIntyre., Duncan stew&rt, Iter. L. G.
Wood, Samuel Vandal, Imlay Soott, G. F.
Idles. Tho•. Elliot, i h.rles Elliot, Rey.
David ferry, Rev. 11r, Hamilton, Ret Mr.
sword. J .1. Helmuth, .lobi Neolasa,J.P.,
George Bryce, It, Mehiolay, W.. Usk -
later, Tour Foe ler, l,jlbett Forger, Robert
Atkins, .1 W Hogarth, I.me.ItftekN,Wm.
1shtator, tae.. Irrlaid, Walter Vgle.tee,
Inter Fisher. I: t ',rattan,, I)r. J.K. 14..
domald, Samuel ,.umg. 1 I. 8parti.g,Wm.
( Tagg, Frank I '.rrut awn, .111 W 5eolswde,
Thos. Jobb, A. 1 smith, .11ec. MoDIV-
mots,
all
Jame*('amphell, 11 M. t,ordnn, J.D. (7im-
,rots, John Mewl.*, Dowell Fraser, °dyer
(.ilehreme, G. A. Newts, Andrew Missiofl,
A. E. Bradwin, .1 7. McK,.wn, P.t.r Me-
lanin, Wm, kuttoa, A Dawson, Jarmo
Ireland, Alex from, Wait McKerrie, J.
Cammiop, k C. ipuhig, Rohm Molndoo,
.John Pelton, t !taller, .Man Galbraith,
John Halfpenny.
The ('ha,nnee made s brier strodu.tory
speech, in which to m utioned the fact
that an invitation tial tem given to gentle-
men taking a different view of publw guee-
tion from that to bs eaunca4,d by the
speakers of the 1venitg to M present and
participate in the da•usn.ro, hut sone had
reepo.dd. Yr. ''hes rated that any vies -
ions addressed to Ih..p.s3*.r. would 3*. gi,..
a courteous answer
1414:. 1.w,'1,
The first of the'psak.rs to be called ep-
ee was the Pestis representative of Bast
Huron to the I.,.sl Legislature. Mr (lib -
eon, who enjoys the chatinctioo derisg Dr.
Kezar'. teaspoons Werner. of being the
p•trtarih of the ilouse %Ir. Gibson did
n ot coalmen.' winch o1 the time of the aud-
ience, lout he r,.l some good thing while
he occupied_ the platfxm He did not in
tend, he wed, 1,,'i cupy the attentios of the
audience very loaf. for they were waiting
to hear 1)0 law • perms than "Pliny Patr-
ons," of Brant, asd Mr Mom sllas ol Well.
tngu5. Mr ',,two «prem..d the opinion'
that the Liberal leaders in the past had sot
warted themselves with who st rigor.
Moderation wan the richt side to err epos,
but the ('on.erestirr 1.541,4-11 vara ee fall of
thetr own onport.oce that they thought all
wisdom would dr with them. The Liber-
als have Wee too modest. He watsliy
with hem fellow countrymen, " Lord, ye es.
& gild craent n aureola." Minos the tragic
death who h had '.ken pl•ee &t Wfedsor
(.elle rhe hrs,si of the I►oerisios wee is
the p.me.roo of the I.,hetul party. The
Cos•ervsave 55117 Mr (:.hens declered to
hag. bees thoroughly dt•or dited ►y its
lailare toperfnrn the promises it gla�a is
i878. si.e. rhe scaewtos e1 the (3ov*rn-
atsnt $128,000.000 hal hese "ghee from the
pimple, whom, msoey had been wasted in
unproductive ad melees promote. The
speaker vave serersl er.mplen of the ex
1r .&genes *l th. t;rive enmen1. mentiosiV
amnag th.., the Tat ('anal job, the pay-
ment 1., Mr Woad. late of H.etisgs of
$508 for .5)0104 four scores of Isai mrd lee for .slate( 11H9 worth of I.ed, sad the way
swot of massive wlanes to an nesecomsry
somber of nth, t&Y in the Northwest, aa
hospital for lame decks, Mr, Gibes. ealld
it.
t•, i aLI.t.►7, •.p.
The ch•Irm.a ,otrodueol Mr. Melia.
lee se an Irshm•o who is •limy, after
the hood ler with a .harp .tusk. Mr.
McMullen eras gives • Meet eordW re-
e.ptrn., and in the vigorous sod praaitsd
ep..eh which he delivered he did true
i.appnut the etpoct&tiosa that the a di -
miss had formed of Mm. He advised the
uinfwe to glee the rimiest prreible neriine
be the punknatpeealter s, asd be
4116t -..t+4 Wee did. that they nould Capt
are lowest or welds dwioiotratiss.
Methanes a1m1'ted that he was as Irish
wan, tot he Meted that he W •.r timed
3*. mem/ stone H• paid a high anti
well mental tribute u aha ehersnsr till
helium of Ile. Macdonald, sad there wee •
hearty mend .4 applause* WINS the tq•abr
eeemel,weeted the p..ple epos tksir .,..1-
4.t pulsates te wslorM g snob . o.gshre
and worthy reprwws.Rimb 05 lona kink
with the tle.w.meat ler No
bolo"
is Jambi w to "tabor the
ter PIPs