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THD LEAD INC - Nf3W8PAPER OF HURON COUNTY.
FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR. -2.11
THE DOINGS AT OTTAWA. f
Wliaal/ONfst on at the Capital
gip g1 age Tupper m.. Moved le she to.
oyroys-elseermmeeral Iweapartir 1..
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Ilemr tither $ mks le the tattlers.
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((TTAN•A, April I Whet u happy
family they ere. Yet today we tied Sit
Chas. Tupper alerting for Nova Sseua to
take part to the bye election in Anstgoatsh
where be will ask the elector to have moo
tiden.e in htmeelt and in the l;overnm.n4
whew recent exhtletioos at Ottawa have
held them up to rtdtcula in the eyes of the
world.
Imagine Sir Chas. Tupper rhino you 40
have confidence in the administration at
Ottawa and In himself
It u only last week week we real pore
graphs like this to the Muctre•1 i •vette,
the GoveFDniest's chief organ in the Pra-
etor of i jwbec, in refrrnng to Mr 4h•rles'
recent kick "That he should suddenly
choose to play the role of Lord Randolph
Churchill sad throw up hu cards u certain-
ly not • thine that was to be expected.
The int tuition does not justify ot.-
Now
t."Now when we read such uptowns as tide
In than own organs is at • wonder we are In•
cline.l to say there is trouble in the camp.
But real what the Toronto News says.
The News is supposed to bean todepend•
sot paper but it te prsetoelly owned by the
man who is the heaviest stockholder in the
Deli Government organ. the Mail F.mptn
sort •Mr "K will hardly allow his news-
papers to Rive expression to views he be-
hoves to be false.
In its edstorul the New. says "It u
duly hecowning more apparent that the pre-
sent I litaw• 4.ov.fnmrat is utterly incap-
able of giving strength and consistency to
the administration of public affairs. W eek •
new and incapacity are shown In every act."
1 challenge the Tory press and Tory
. romp speakers to deny that the same
gentlemen who is the hes, test stockholder
to the Government organ, the M.iI Empire,
is the ower of the Toronto News .rod coo
reels its policy. The Ottawa correspondent
of the chief Government organ, the 11.11 -
Empire, is aro the correspondent of the
Toronto News.
For thew reasons .11 the mon significance
is to 1,e attached to what the News tells us.
Let us reed down • little further for we are
getting the truth from the News.
1 ,.onuritoq, the News says : '• After the
buemess interests of the country had been
unsettled by a promise of a sweeping
measure of taxer reform all that thus prom
tee resulted in wee • host of chanes, that
causal deturbsoce, but left the burden of
taxation as great as before.
" A pledge that corrupnooieta would be
punished whenever found has been violated
by the reteettes of Caron in the Cabinet
the release of Mcl:reevy an4 thorny from
jail and • halting prosecution of the ('urran
!Stodge rabbets.
" .And to cep all, the NIiotetry has for
months wavered between session and ds -
solution, loterferesce and non interference,
untl: the whole country is an • turmoil •
turmoil that would he enormously increased
by the restgwtton of two ministers, etc. •'
"1t is time to sad thin uocertslaty," coo -
trues the News, " time the Country ons
gives • stable Government and one possesa-
tng the oeotideoce of the people. ,
he Ministry has proven ite inability to
pettish hoteliers, oil lack of purpose in deal-
ing with the twig and oil incapacity to deal
properly with the \lasitoba school ' 4e•
Don "
This is a pretty good lecture coming from
a newspaper whets policy is dir.ctd by one
of the leading stockholders in the Govern
meut organ, the Nlail.I mpirr
\\ hat is the outside world to think of all
this' Cabinet Ministers .re fighting among
themeelves ted every cos •ppereotly look
ing out Inc himself.
Doctor Montague, the new Secretary ot
state. has gnaw ■p to Heldimsmd te an the
good people there to re-elect him.
What are his cred*ntias • It will be In-
teresting to hear what he bas to tell his coo
, tit tient.
1 hear today that Controller Wood has be-
oorre disgusted, and has intimated his twee -
tom of throwing 00 the spree.
la faet,tt a an open secret that Mr. Wood
intended going out cows time ago but he ler
a time sacrificed his personal footings sad re-
mained in.
If we do have a wastes there is lots of his
ahead. The report of the prohibitive caw
miellos is in bat the Government will e•-
edoavor to shofve it cul after the else -
hem, but the nppositioe will haw some
thing to say about that.
The 4:overwmest wait togo to the oesnt-
ry without mekimg say pledges as to what
t will no, if returned, 1a the way of
tang in ooaawti . with the liquor
traffic.
They will, however, have to deolar'e tier-
ed, esu
At the tomo el wntise so further
Inns from the Cause are reported. Its
me/ Neel I hug i that Sir Manner» u
kememag iuln 4 fig hi lata
POPLAR ROW.
T'rsessr. April 2
A New 'Fasysu.s.o Det:y.-Kenneth
/dorm, of Cute. teaal street, bee .•.sled •
arty invested thorn. the No ----eh. He
Nunn over he Poplar Row nes day lest week
to hold his first mwetir on the fare of
1Clorgo Morrie. Tema were preset seem
of the neighbors mid the crease wall get
awls end pot tete the Mors, mid is eight
remotes batter wee °hared. Mr. Marne.
nisi • good speaker MUM subject, made
the m*sti.g lineman. •m4 isetteotive.
W'e think the president of the Ween Hares
Farmers' i.otitom woad ate well M Mento
the eerviele of Mr. Morris at the melt meet•
'$w
Resmala : A imam wedding teak phren as
Weresldrhas ns O.mal.,
oy. Atom .Mee
vninl.g. wine kb dime
J wee sslt0d r
its iA.Y ✓ h '-'- d Iie ata
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COUNTERFEITERS AT WORK.
Usable mad LIN tadasacrred b 1 a..rrsps-
tea. water w be remands. 1 a.aspert-
sea re.pte to rake 1mll.Ilea. Mase
relater. wertk aememberlaa.
No medicine that is out of pore than ter
dirty merit sutlers from immature or
substitutes. The fact that an lottauon s
offered te cue of the strongest proofs of the
exuelleot Montes of the onetime article.
The IM. William. Medicine Co. is continua
ally trylsg to impress upon the public the
fact that [tr. W'iltane Nok Pills are only
sold in securely sealed boxes. the wrapper
around which u printed In red ink and
bean the registered trade mark " Ir. Wil -
hems huh Pills Inc Pale People." Not.
withstaodieg this 'J wtant warning then
are unscrupulous dealers here and then
who defraud the public by selling an imita-
tion pill 'also colored pink: either by the
do,.eu, huodrd or by the °unix, aileron
that they are ' lust u to al," or " just the
same ' as the ;tenure 1'r. Williams rick
Pals. This u a falsetto.' end the uoseru
pulous dealer who idlers the Imitailoo
knows it, but is more concerned for the
e xtra proht he makes on the imitation than
for the life of hu uofurtunete victim.
Niil the public, in their own letterset,
bear in mind the following facts, -Dr. Wil-
liams Ptak Pills are Dever sold by the doles,
hundred ter ouocw If any dealer otters you
a pill in this tori 'no matter whether color-
ed pink or not, he ie truing to cheat you
ao,l should be avoided.
The formula of lir. Wilhelm lick fill. is
• secret and is known only to the company.
Therefore if some dealer tells you • subeti- 1
tete is "lust the same" to "lust as good" he
is simply trying to deceive you because
there is • larger profit for him to selling the
imitation
\\ hen you ask for 1M. Wilbur Pink
Pills see that the trademark is en the wrsp.
per of every package, and do not be per-
suaded to take anythtog else, no matter
how plausible • story the dealer m.y tell,
Imitations to ntedictoe are always cheap,
always worthless and often dangerous, •u,'
people who have • care for their health will
always refuse them,
i)r 11 aliens 1'isk Pills cure when other
mdicmes fail. That's why they are imita-
ted, and that te why you should insist on
retttog the genuine. l•aed as • sprier m.._
dicme lir Wilaanu" Pink Pills surpass all
other medictoes. 1t feeling "out of sorts"
give then, • trial.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
1'0:1.0, April 1st, 1:+95.
Colborne council met in the Tp. H•11.
Members •11 present except 4 ouocillov Mil-
Itoo Minutes of last meting read and
signed. Ire following checks wore trued
Sp.s'tI. printing, $12: star, printing. $9.50;
Mrs. Good, care and board of Mrs Burton,
13 weeks, $42: Ieharityi Edward Good,
charity for Mn Burton, $2 : 4'barles Mor-
ns. not for George Little. 13 : charity. .1.
T. Goldthorpe, taxes refunded, $9; .f. T.
Goldthorpe, wood for George Little, $3,
'charity4. The council tree adjourned to
meet as • 4'ourt of Revision on May 27th,
at 10 o'clock, .e w. F. W. Mcl).., e,.N.
Township clerk.
A•Nrlel.1i.
('ouncil met on Saturday March the 30th.
Members all prevent Minutes of previous
meeting read and adopted. The following
cheques were issued : Mrs. King, bedlekmv
for the Come family, $1.15: Hugh (::ern,
work on E. B., $2.1 ; .loin Willis, wood
to the Currie flintily f5: Thos. Gatley.
work or lake road $1.50; Wilhelm Cunning-
ham, cleaning the lorry boom, $B ; (.arrow
t Proudfoect, legal advice for two years.
$3..5 ; Kenneth McLeod, taking Witham
Johnston. indigent Irene person to the
asylum, 118 ; .lames .lohron, hoard to Miss
Mclean, $25: I)oneld %lel)eoald, bard to
Mn McDonald, '!'L5 ; .John .1. 41'Kielly,
board to Mary Lacy, $25: George Irwin,
work on F. B., $4.12. James MoClenky.
work o0 F. R., 54.30: Henry t'luff and
John Black, fence .wring, each. 12 : Wil
li•m t'. Reid, plank, $6 ; W T. Gardiner,
trustee S S. No. 5, $4. Councit'lmeeta again
oa the 25th day of May. ('vert of Revision
to commence at 2 o'clock it 0., on that day.
W S'r.•Tnx*-t, clerk.
LEESUHN.
TriD•DAr, April, 2.
.loesph Thompson had • large chopping
hoe during last week.
Quite • number of the omegreg•Uoa w-
joyd a plesimet tea at the pastor's reed
deuce an •:odench Moody everting of tent
week.
Le (.rip and the German measles have
ted .gotta • rush is our burg. There is cot
a Rowse in the burg when then has not
bean • does of physio mixed Old duly taken
to check the pains of these ulmenta.
KINTAIL•
Trr:IAy, April 2.
The roads are I• • very bad deadness at
pre.eat
Sioko.ss must be maim 'aging in tine part
for some of our yoga( b•ebelon ors making
regular oath
Some of our sperm had • taffy pull one day
cast week sod • 1 report having • good time
et the "chop. "
Tins Dalton, who has been having an •r•
terse we11 put down, eras sueesasfuf inflati-
ng water at the short Jst•aoe of 156 fest.
Gars.
DUNLOP.
TUESDAY April. 2.
Mr. sed Moa A. C. Milkmaid eajeyd •
FI.• ..t net to (ioderioh, Monday of last
week.
Saturday •fternoele • sawlike sad shop-
piing boo at Thos. Tiohhor*r'• eaw •toed
terevet and • pigment time.
Grip and rheumatism are mill ie e>t
midst and es we promo M peen 'Taal*
ei two week thew N MGM gfell= AIM
ef fi).om. -
Om • oldiest ahs elms monis al r. /r•
y-- • -a et week, •d • psalm teem she
ieommr Met town wee else daft Ms telt
with the bred
gracing) Tests Ds.nnsnow. -Mr. and
Mn K4. Monis arrived &sly N their
home is Menasha. Then were sig is the
party sad ad W • pies mM j.asseg.
Hoseall t J. T. eh ray who hes boss leis -
sips! *f or scrod Igor the was pare.
Imo blue plain ` mein move
hma
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1$9:).
BLUEVALE,
Rilt•tt', Meech
lir I •erry, of Brussel., was to town last
'sturday.
Miss hate Wilson, of Atwood, is visiting
a: Mr. King'..
Lewis lead hu retuned home front • va
cation of • few mouths to the country.
Gilbert Gillespie, who is atteudtug the
Ratner High School spent a feu days to
town last Wee*.
Wm. (:ray has returned home from his
;gait to Atwood, but has resumed his work
in the ;bop with • half-hartednese, as hu
amiSta0t, Norrnso Duncan. has left for
Woodstock, wheelie has secured • stria -
ties in tailoring. Norman will be mired
very much entre the boys and alio among
the gentler see.
Ti i.- t. April2.
Jr. Raley has gooe to work down at
Jloleswort h.
Duff S Stewart are busily eog•ged cutting
their maple tar the old wuutry.
11111 Gray 'peat Sunday near Brussels.
His compose seems to point south. :
The ee.mnsttoas were held to the public
school here last week. The results are not
yet known
A Dumber of young people gathered at
Joo. lament'. last night, and *pent a very
pleasant evening.
Geo. Mcl)ooeid, of Molesworth, was in
town last night, speudiag $ few fleeting
hoar of pleasure at M r.
UcKeone Messer has returned from the
Stretford business college, where he bas
hew securtne • business training He is
now ready to go on with his studies as •
druggist.
Wm Lithgow took charge of the review
in the Methodist Sebbatn School last Sun-
day. There was a large Dumber out to
boar Mr. Lithgow s able discounts on the
lessons of the past three moot hs.
CARLOW.
os , April
Sugar makug u in full swing in this
vict•tty.
The robin has appeared on the scene eo
we may expect Spring soon.
Prophets tell us we are to have an tabard•
ant crop 0f apples this coming season owing
to the tact of so much Ice clinging to lb*
trees at present. Time will 1.11.
Thif following re the standing of the
pupils of S S No. 1. t'oltwrne for month of
March : Fifth clam. Joseph Hogan, Joseph
Mc Nene, Grace I.intield. Sr. IV. -Tillie
(.sllagher, James McIntyre, Ammer
:fatten. .Jr. IV --.Alfred la0fieid, Charlie
Varooe, Garnet %allows. 111. --Annie
Ilan, Ernest Young, Annie McMillian.
Jr. 11. ---Will. Bean, Blanche 'salbwd,
Annie Bean. Jr. II, --George, Bean, Leah
Boggs, May Bean. ASK(►: ctlu>n.,
Teacher.
THE MORTUARY RECORD.
M,-CORKINI)A I.E. After many mouths
of panful suffering Mr.. Robe McC.orkn-
dale, of Helgrave, passed from time to eter-
n ity on Smelly afternoon, 2J.h Inst. 1te-
crosed was in poor health for many years
and was confined to the house for about nese
months previous to her death Mrs. Mc-
l'orktndele ems • name familiar to many and
although unable to go much from'
home she had many warm trends. She
was • consistent member of the I'reeby-
terian church and until prevented by fading
health was • regular attendant to all sere -
ices connected therewith. The funeral took
place on Tuesday afternoon to Brandon
cemetery.
CANADIAN CURRENCY.
The Bishop of Huron coo.ecrated Trinity
1'hurch, Simeon on Sunday last, the pastor
Rev. K. Hick., and i)e•o Innes also oftictat-
Ing at the service.
The London Free frees is responsible tor
this The adaptability and cleanliness of
bloomers for wear in muddy weather was
satisfactorily tested one day recently in
Loodoe by • young lady. She had moron
to Dome down street, and sr donned a pair
of bloomers meter of a skirt, sod over all
wore t Mackintosh that effectually crated
ad the garb from view. So attired she
*pot an hour shopping, without any one
being the weer, and herself with the con-
scious comfort of being free from damp
skit ta.
The court at Victoria, K. (' , ou Saturday
released John Clark, • load shipbuilder, im
prisoa*d • month ago, at the instance of
Ito Ward t Co , for the 0oa-pernest of
an $8,000 debt. The defers raised the
u nique point that by seixiag the penes
of the debtor plaintiffs had taken the rot re-
course of law, and all liebilities on defend-
ant'* part had thereby bees discharged.
Ti. wart held the point well taken and
ordered (,lark'* roles•*, permed of all re•
.posebslity for the debt. The ogee u with-
out precedent is Caesium warts.
The Chatham Planet of Sat rday says -
"This teething thief of Polio* Young poise -
ed out to • Pisan repe0.*sative •a in
ter'esting fasten is connection with police
apart tramp trade. Two tramps, idestioal•
ly the same mss, visited the police station
es ewe co0**e0tive aunts. reg.t.ring as
follows Fires sight, .lois Goode, from
Wisdom, gong to Treats, born in F:sg
had. laborer ; Henry Prows, fern W:sd•or
CudLsodes, born io Ka Is d, fireman.
od sight, Jan "►axaader, from Belle
River. can 1* leaden, berm in Kugler.
beUer-maker ; John Davis, from Rolle
River, gafsg w Leedom, hors a. SartA•ed,
blaskea.ith. The latter came hook the third
e ight sad Imre he mime es William Rpm.'
it is Maimed that Roe Wm. Philips, of
Cheeky, Ont., • former resident of lager
g al, u. the elder Iiviml (iddfellew is the
world. R. says '• My oesseetis• with
(lddfeilowdi e*mmoae•d is 1833, at Ham-
,wh. John Rds
srt., Jesse
en std William Tarbox isetitwtod
• l•dP
is • tavern kept he Wm.
fear•, as the ewer el James and Maim
.be.lt i wee meditated • member .t loyal
timed Raver Indies tiskHe. 4036 M the
M.scbee er Udo on J.. M. 1816. 1
Immo Mena esemkw of Commercial modes.
Remdltom : Nes L*lg. Purl t *ad the
Qty d Lamina Lodes, Laos t mad at the
lima em craw member. 1 wee saw
H.M. of the i amihem 41e4rM• is i444,
N W GAL w/ Ow limillosr dietr10 la 1111."
Om pie res rhes bees fig room as OM-
Nerm. Witty. a ausia allb rasert
OVER THE HURON TRACT
l..'i D. McGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
The Otlat from the LOOM Milli
a weekly Mena of tessq Seem served
op le Nit tmverned; rNe and
Pedal t lipped and 4 eadeseed
Irem !very ;Welles.
( ; It 1:1 Uuttcnn Sillers left fee
&tchtge) on Weloeday of this week.
Charlie Miters will nuoage the term.
Colborne John Itr.eu *tee routed one of
toe Komi forts In l est W ewanosh.
4.n► Anthony Melesald u getting
material on hand fur the erection of a house
on his term on the .)rd coon.
1,1 Ingham Mn. Wm t.uy has disposed
of her house end lot on Scott-st, Mrs. Ale,.
t'outts being the puruliaser.
Seaforth dares Lennon firs *old the lee
fano, lust Feat 0t town, to Joseph iIcCho•
eny. The price paid was *3,315.
Myth . John Denholm shipped several
car,...ds of maple log* from ItIy'tb elation 14,
New York during the past week.
Morro . 'rhe Harrier farm, containing
150 acre*, un the 17th or., will he uttered
tor sale under mortgage, at Myth,. on April
18th.
Goitre . Willem lire, who has been
clerk for the township of How/ok for the
last twenty years, died at his reeld..n la
:erne.
Clinton Master Ernest t ell has gone te
London Hospital, where It u expected hi
will undergo an operation for some Internal
trouble.
Brussels . On Monday night, about ,.30
oclock, a tire alarm was .ouuded, and it
proved to be the tema whew, which was
cusumed.
Colborne : Valentine Fisher sold this
week, to Tolley k Hicks, of l:ederich, a tins
hone, tor witch he relieved • very hod•
some figure.
Morris : James Craig, jr., has again en-
gaged with the I:ryana lima. 4th line, for
the sunnier, this being his third year with
Me**rs. Kryans.
W a)t* alba. • setae Coking., who has
been staying .t Mrs. logiant s, of this vil-
late, returned to her home in Manitoba on
Wednesday Int.
Charon Mr. and Mn. A. O. P•ttersou
were In Buffalo They went down to cele-
brate the doth birthday anoiver.ary of airs.
Patter.00's father.
Sealorth 1). U. Wilson has deposed of
the sixty acres of t•n,l 'otith of the ratL
way track, which he got from Mr. Archi-
bald, to .loho McMaua.
Walton A game of foot ball was played
co Saturday re between %Valien and Her,
lock . As rust, Walton came orf victorious,
two to one being the score.
W Ingham bond Laura/ion, lately with
ir. Young, of Loodestwro, has taken up his
residence with Rev. F. W. Hughes, of Ade•
lode, formerly of this town.
Wlogham . The two boys who were ar
rested for entering 4 •owl Bros.' boot and
shoe store one nibt last week were given a
hearing by the Mayor and sent to Godench
for trial.
Stanley The otner day whsle A. Mel:eth
was getting out tome timber in the bush, •
chain caught him, throwing him forcibly
against • stump, and severely spraining one
of his legs.
%lorri.: Huth Hano•, jr.. had the refer-
tune
ucortune to sit down on • needle, which numb)
the lower part of the thigh, causing much
pain. A physician had to 1x called before
It could be reenoved.
Brussels Hugh Mel'ullough, of Brussels,
and Mr.. Hack..ev, of Alma, were united to
marriage by Rev. Mr. Aull• of Palmerston,
last Tuesday. ?hey have taken up their
residence in Brussels.
Le•dbury Joo. Rae tauvht S. S. No.
('ray, last week. The miner to cber,Jobn
R. Stewart, was on a tnp down to 1'obourv,
and returned home Friday evwtng with •
dashing young bride.
Clinton ylrs. H•rtt continues very low;
most of the nemhers of the family are here,
tut owing to sicklier it was impossible for
C. 1. Hartz, of the Wabash Railway stag,
St, Louis, to get here.
lllyth . Miss M. Howard. who visited Inc
• Lew days at the home of her brother here,
left on Tuesday morning for New York,
where she will take • steamer for one of the
Brent• 1.1•nds. her future home.
Seforth ' D. D. Wilson has mild his
Hsryurbey tarot to James Archibald, t•k
,ng Mr. Archibald's property en the South
ads of the railway tack in part payment
Mr. Archibald bas got • good farm.
Brussels : last week F. S. Soots sold
John MoDo. Il's farm, lot 9, comeession fi.
Grey. to Richard Arnstrveg, for 14,325,
who takes pooseesive this spring. Mr. Me•
1)eegall Intends oomtog to town to reels.
Benguela Arch. Gillies, of Teesw•ter,who
has accepted the Liberal assiia•Uve for the
Cemssose in Bast Brans, is • brothr of
D. Gillies, of the firm of Gillis* it Smith,
private baskets, at Amiga' sod Tssswater.
,lyiogh•in Referrers was made it the
Trost* Globe, last week to • 'mina el
the lata Hos. Alex. Meekeari*, pouted ey
Mus MoConmell, formerly ni Wiuchave,
which, 01 is said, the (;overnment is about to
boy.
(listen : The two year-old son of Mr. Me -
Cool. Albert st, had the mi*f.r'n.* to break
his arm and duteoau the *thew joist se
Mesday. Ho was steadier up on • eheir,
when he fell beekward with the above re
salt.
Colborne Erred Mitohell has purebr-
ed from the sett. of the late Arch. Malley
the i0 •es farm kenos es the ire Fselksr
Mem ; the sem Mr. Mitchell hes paid for
thee farm is $1000: it a • very geed 5O acre
farm.
(limes On Moody sett Ms b.ek •md
ststiseity bemf.w of Renee L Spalding
will pees into poemedon of W. D. pair. sem
of the Ws themes rear. he hayhlg psrebls-
d the sem•. Mr Rases hamar gems isle
beams M Ilei►, mweeesitwW some ehaaoe,
wall the Morro coma
S. Aew.aswh : S Rdwer& bee been
empsged the peat week the
rims se
pnimsYr m yaemg eYt cimd
low le R. R No. 114 lbw erhnYag
mere a( the old landmarks so Beer to those LOCAL BRIEFS -
who received their rudiments of au
.rtucatno an that structure
Hearll A happy and pleesent event
took place at the Methodist patsouege lest
Thursday. when W Iantnue sad \Iw
Agee Hunter, were made one by Rey. F
Swamp. The young lady as • d. tater of
1. Hunter, of 1'shortie, but has resided here
tor Hume time, and both are brhly esteem-
ed people.
Kromer Thr married ladies of the
Methodst church gave a .osort in then
church, ou Tuesday eysotov of lest *oak.
All who took part in the program were
married ladies. Nita. J. I. herr *u
"cn.Irwon,an." There was a large midi
ear, and the various selections were much
appre, fated.
st.ph.n \ aleuttue kat., ,.t 'pitl.a, the
Reform candidate for the Honer of lost
mous, wee working at his tow mull, in
itrpnen when the chain which room one.
can loaded with lugs broke end the car
wheel ran over ,tae of his legs, cutting
Into the roe Mr. Katy will be counted
to his home for seven' days.
Blyth d in 1 uerday an old woman called
on Dr Gardner, and told hint In plaurable
language a tale of woe. The doctor very
generously (eve her n'o00lary •euteuce, 1
but his chagrin can better Le imagined than '
deacrilwd wh.n • few minutes afterward. h.
leaned te, she +.. epeieltug hi,, senor,,•
toy to t:,i. ;et', u over the ... .rt „a, rot the
hotels 40 toes.
Clinton Mr. Blur, son of`tbe late Stra1
ford postmaster, has been engaged as a •
-
sietent for Clinton post office. Mr. Porter
bas rented the dwelling ttuuse add nth s. at 1
present occupied as • post o: hoe, and_ will
move his family thereto as soon as Mr..
Fur and family secure another residence.
It, Porter, jr., who has hewn in threat.). tor
• short time, expects to go back to his poet
t sad to Vancouver, as soon as his health will
•;low. -
Grey : feat RMmeday (:ewlxa Seery, •
former well known resident of the'eth con.,
arrived at Brut55r front Nebraska, where
he has resided for the past eleven years.
While Mr. Heapy lid well for • number of
crops the last few ..scow have been had rod
he decided to return to 4 ouari° with his
family and run no further risk. He will
rent or purchase • form if • suitable opening
offers
Stanley We regret to announce the1
death of Mrs. 1'enfouad, wife of Tho.
I*found, of the 2nd con., which occurred
on Sturdy mot -nine, after • lingering ill•
nese, of con.umptioo, but she eras in bed,
only two week., when death carne. she
was a very highly respected young women,
and leavetwo children. The funeral, 0*
Monday, topksplec. to Kurd's cemetery.
to Mr. I'eofound enol hip family the eves•
pethy of the neighborhood is (eroded.
Grey Chas. Rotel' and heftily removed
to Michigan on Wednesday of this week
where they purpose making their home.
They will locate near I'aw I'•w, where their
son-in-law, Joo F.ngle, resides. There is
general regret to this locality over the re-
moval 0f Mr. Rotel) and tamily, who carry
with them the lest wishes of the com-
munity. W..1. Rorell will remain here as •
he intends Iearninr the tiwmthing in Brus-
sel..
Morns : 7'he residence of Mrs Sommer -
elite. Stk line, had • farrow steps from de-
struction by fire Thursday forenoon of last
week Mrs. Sommerville, who is an aged
Lady, was alone .t the time, and had it not
been Inc the timely s$uteoce of M. Black
and • number of school boys the house
and contents would undoubtedly have been
consumed. The tire, which originated from
the stove pipe up.tun, was put out with
dithculty.
Brumfield About three o'clock W'ed-
ned•y morning the residence et Hugh
Met'artoey was found to be on fire and be-
fore the demes could be got ulder control
the whet. building was destroyed, together
with most of the eatests. The tin ongtn•
• ted from • defective chimney in the rear
part of the house. We have not leaned
the exact amount of Mr Mc('artoey'. les.,
but It will be orm.idenble, se the house was
• comfortable brick structure,
Hulett : John (lark, of Huller, near
('omst•ao.. left for Killarney, Manitols, cm
Tuesday, tekim( with ham • oar load of retry
Bee heavy horse. principally brood meths.
Mr. 1 lark hoe r tar. of 320 scree near hill
K erry. witch is all rowdy for crop, and he 1
will rrm•in there. Neer Stone. formerly
of seefortb, was mao•gmv the farm for Mr.
(lark. Nr. Clerk thick, there s more
money farming in Manitoba than in t)atano.
His wife ant family leave to -day- , nday I to
to into him . M Beat, also of 4 otioance,
leaven for Brandon, Mao.
Blyth : A ptesaant event took place at
the resider. of John Ieummon.l on Wed
soadav of last week, when him dearhtew,
Miss Annie, was united in marriage to I:.
A. Riddell, • promising young farmer of
Hulett. The bride eras handsomely attired
in blue .ilk. trimmed with ;see, and wore a
broiled veil, trimmed with orange hlo..om■,
Mea Lit tlef•.r. who •ttesded the bride,
wore a cream cashmere and lace, The
erre.•, was supported by .1 F W. hitherto,
of 'boiled! The interesting oeremwny was
performed by Rev. .1. Mclean.
Bromide • Wednesday sight the spirit of
Ale. W., eldest nos st Rev Jim. Rees,
was '•rckonod away. Hie dooms* was ex-
peet. d as he bad loss in an uesesoie e
...ditto. Inc • few day. previous. Alms.
bad Mess • great sufferer for several years
awl from the nature el Ma dames vary
little could het dens to relieve him. He was
• orient, ■stelligwa1 bey up a the time nl
hie illness and Wetted by his eemp•ates. •1
seltonl He wee Is his 16th year. The
famre.1 took plass se Friday .ftermees.
Mr and Mn. 4Lage an deeply .ympethaed
with is the death of their fint-baep.
Tom Nuwaram.-Any male ems tete a
It is the ehe•p et thief" he naa
icy t 00.1a tem thea • peelags .tamp.
less than to end mid rewire • letter. %% ha,
load does it do you! It Wetness you stet
year wife and te•ahin your ehlldrm 1t
ones to you every week, rats sr Awe.,
calm s, storm, Muep yes the beim ..we of
the m.if" hiwhnnd He matter whet
pens, it enters your dew, a w*Ia.m. irtesi,
fs8 of ssm.hise, elect: mid nttreet It
.her• ewe the Ism Aattamar day saes mit mein
the Icon Wi.M.let M year adviser.
year sm1 sad R. Lana ie else re
bis .therm sad will' whir 4sse oft Ove
rem same home pates 1. ed.
1 0w11 ouoeil meets Friday s, ening.
The trees to the s•tu•re underwent their
snarl pruatue lest week A oOVOPhlrent that ti Afraid.
There was not • moron' et the public
school board meeting \loudly •veutnn.
\ ou sun see what you are baying In Rob,
Insou's torr. It is the brightest store n
town.
I •sotlemen to .guest of a new Spring out- ihe Kew N
tit should tut hut to read Armstrong's "ad' bG•en serol
this neck ---
len Mcleod had .1 4'urry up b.Iore the
Police NI 'emirate ruwday charged with
abualve language. The case was duentseed
with arts.
New Era Geo. Acheson, of I:oderioh.
was to Herman on \louday, and completed
the sale of the property tea upied by FL
Itoathron, to Mrs. S. 1 Arnold.
Master Carl Morton, who ;was *evenly
scalded Muodey of last week, is making
rapid progress toward recovery, and will
roil be able to run around again.
ITHE F ors KEPT BACK.
itrade .54 `inserts gelato. Seeded
Time is binrrt Mmelklas •teal
IM teener t.eeeral • reperr
The locoed ot the beatitudes contained in
the oth chapter of St. Matthew's Gospel.
will be preached wet Sabbath morning by
the pastor in North st Methodist church.
Don't noes thu.opp,rtuuity to have your
house beautifully repaperel for small cost.
• )ter bankrupt stock will do this much for
you 4'e11 and ere Mir Henning, The Fair,
McLean'. Klock.
Toronto star This number of The Week
,vntalw • strong article on the Ontario
edue.att mal system, the first of a eerie* o0
living public ,tuestio0s, by Illeseet Heston,
barrister, of 4.oderich.
The long and severe Winter will neess.i
tate an unusual amount of papering in order
to get rid of those blackened walls, We
are prepared for this emergency with an
unusual large amount of wall paper for the
Spring trade. Annie Henning, The Fur.
AUCTION SALES.
All parties getting their sale Mlle panted u
this °(tire wilt have a free notloe inserted
in ibis list up to the time of isles.
Fkii,es, April 12th.- Auction stele of
farts .tock on lot .i, 4th coo, Ashfield, I}
miles trim fort Albert, on April 12th, com-
mencing .t 1 o'clock. Jew. Knox, auc-
tioneer,.lecob Mcl:is, proprietor.
.4.,'., April 10th. Executor sale
of household furniture and effects of estate
ot late Mrs. Kobe tWilr,e, at her late regi -
doom, Maple -at., April loth, at 1 o'clock,
r, u. Thos. laundry, auctioneer.
TNra•D ,,, Apr. 11th. Amnion sale of
farm oto -k and implements on lot 6, eon. 4,
Ashfield, two miles west of Dungaree,
Apr. lith, at 1 o'clock, :. ,i. K. West, pro-
prietor..I.hn Kuox. •uetioaeer.
Trot ti t.et, April 4Vot
of farm
stock and ,mplemeea }a lot 14, L*ke /toad,
West, near Sttspp•rdtl n Thursday, April
0, at 1.,'clock i o. \. Ilwechler, jr., orw•
p.'stor. Thos. Gundry, auctioneer,
Auction wk of household furniture at I).
It t'at`1sck'a residence, near Organ Factory,
4.dertitilt. (hiving up housekeeping. Every -
thine as tgood as new. Will .11 he sold on
Friday, April :oh, commencing at 1 o'clock,
r. ,,. Thee. 4:nndry, auettooeer.
%net loll sale ot go..ds and chattels, under
warrant for taxes, et Kidd's Melt Block and
Planing, Miff, to Guderlch, on Saturday,
1prtl nth, at I o'clock r.,'. Tho.. I;undry.
auctioneer.
W'so•ixi•,y, April 17th. Auction sale
of tarns, property in 'I'p. of Godench at Mar-
tin'. Hotel, Godench, on Apr. 17, at 12
o'clock noon. •lohn Knox• alctloneer.
Carteret, Holt & Hoboes, vendors' solici-
tors.
press The • emit Yemen rue
Pftiele of ('•hails err it, tier
usual modals& of exeitetn.et In o,anectloa
with • gnat sehtual campaign, and the
election, here sad there all ever the lto.
minion, are or,Q appealed to to make up
their mtiude le retard to the .upport or
otberwt a of the party to power, rad alt this
tame the Gwerameat are withholding im•
portUt pubic tefurm•Uou, such as is nu.we-
aary in imt•urtau, , owidrrwtten■ of this
kind.
The sut
perausation of C. .I. •'•mpbell,
deputy receiver general at Toronto, has
been determ:nel upon by the Government
that gentleman having given the country
services which entitle him at his present ad-
vance.l age ro be relieved of duty. Mr.
Campbell iii 7 years of sge, and when he
retires will hare served twelve years. By
an order in oouncsl, the superannuation will
take effect on May 10 Mr Campbell's suc-
cessor will he levd Creighton, formerly
manager of The Empire. The salary that
attaches to the office u $3,000 • year.
Snr. I. V.. u. ('Irene A eerrespoodent in
the Orllha Packet rives the psrt.iculan of
•.1 the celebrated Ramsay vs. Meter case,
and the hill of esu the lawyers built upon
It, from which we get the following story :
The plaintiff and d.fendamr wen farmers,
end the dupnto arose ever the rest d a,
farm. The local master of Me Provincial
High Court at St Thomas, after bowleg
teectsseny, rive • judgment against Mc Lee.
for $312. The oasts went with the judo.
meat, sail the tint bill, that 4 Rssi.ys
lawyer, which •moustad to $1,150, wan
paid by McLean He objected, hemmer,
when his owe lawyer not to as additional
boll for *496, thinking that $2,146 was •
goqd deal to pay in ossa on an acres that
only resulted in • jsdgmest for $312, and
shim involved no deep legal sequiry. His
lawyer seems to have seen reason to this
coarse, anti made reductions that brought
his charms down to $762 ; bot even this
did mot satisfyMadam. sod gory before
the mein, officer the nam was agate out,
the time to $528.5,5 made op ae follows •
argument before Master, $47 : advising es
en
•vedce 5,5: conal fa, at trial,
oo,tnssl fee open appeal, 536 ; towelling ex
psmass, 512: oelilaosl fa, spas ptsimtif1.
mimes for judgment, 510: bra upon the
appeal. 577.56. But still Mclean objected
end west Ireton (Ili•f dustier. Arew,mr, rhe
not esly made • farther reduction in the
• sial to $314, but expressed the wish that
j the bill of plaintiff Kams•y's runnel Mee
' 1 ad ooms under Iso notice before it wee
;)aid, and west em to say, n hu mimed, 1104
the oe*t nl • IstupUa s ,ample and imvol,.
fay so small es tar nosmt slosld •ggrao.M
rill •sum was 5140517 appml$aagg A visit:::
eve .tremsf"er Llan Na wolf to tetany
milds seem •scessmry 4. describe *soh •
age, where. the nights' dimmed* of enu.ssl
1er masa amounted a woven 4amsa, ami the
sem actually paid N over for 404 • 1.11
teems the amorist the seen hold to 1s is
ilretie A legal syetar wadi pmrmito
saml • saw 01 .gain a met s aid be jaa-
hese, hat is likely w not as • dagreee is
asses wbsr. p. npls lays s tonal wbvasmm,
het is.d s1kimf" f0. '.1101 &alt dkmaL.g K
desld moa► mos thus would be het by eel►
woman,' to • weosg. The made" el borer
doh .hasld not be the main meet el the
casette.
1. In orhner, )roto the Dominion Trade
e nd N•vtrattuo r• -.urns for the hovel year
w ading with 1 •,De h arc gsoerslly prtotd
w ed dietribut.o of r rhe count') early u
January. 'un. :•turn* are ot great tm
portwaw as from tLein we learn was ;s the
state et trade ead ...maNrcr, how we eland
with other (Lustre,. and *bat hes bees the
* tonere er otherwise of important tariff
t ewmea[ea and •.1 great ,,otitic enterprises.
Thud return, are Doer more than two
moathe overdue, and there is no sign of
their appearing yet •1 he last anoual
official trade returns, cow ID the heeds of
the people, is for the tired year ending Jur 11111
30th_, 1803 nearly two years .go. such •
delay, d dole, it ie, should not, and cannot,
be exeused. It 'e little less than criminal.
Why should not the people expect prompt
.erttoe from the orheue, high end low,
whom they are paying so liberally to do
such work ! Why should they not be sup-
plied promptly to tone, with these official
reports whim they have to pay so timidly
for their prmt4ng .r.ted ,trlbuun t an
any ('aaadtan ..•n,entt.be hetld •Leu.
able for withholding :oform•tion from the
people which, perchsu•e, may hurt their
party prospects to make known 1f the
trade of the cuuotry :sin a prosperous coo -
dttion the people should know it, rot draw
their owes oonclumo5. ev.erdingly : If it has
been otherwte. the potpie are equally e.•
titled to knee all the facts. It is In the
people's 'otereets that these reports .re
made, and the •,mpiting of them, the print •
mg and distributing of them are all pend for
by the tax paying poples.
2. Theo, of the imp,rt.nceof the Ilomtnton
Audttor 4 ;enerel• snot•; report Inc sun
has already spok,n the expenses of ohs:
deppoterrtment, tot elre•nee. alone. amount to
156,770 • year, with another $10,000 or
more added Inc preying and iocdentas,and
yet the country gees gond service for all
that outlay, white is report is promptly
supplied, for it conue.o • large amount of
valuable odor nation about the details of
public expenditure o1 which the country
would o w:« tie kept in lenora.ce. Thst
report w Il is more neededthan to
aa -
erdinar ~iter•. 1rt ,;, ten, i. baso del
y R yed
or withheld. rho last ,one now in the
people's hands soh brim;. the public se
counts up to entities* months ago'
3. Then. 10.. 'nen. is that long pending
and long -looked torr report of the Royal Pro-
hibition Cornrows That report should
have been pretested ever two years
Igo, and the Go,•etnuteest gave Parliament
and the people to understand that they
might expect it many long works ago. Two
sessions ago the Primer gave the C,ommoos
to understand that it might be expected ori
00the able7 before the 50500 closed. Kern,
ing that it oertssly would sal •o appear the
001 was ttteo'o utole0.derelam% 110is •11
probahllity i wu 21 preaami.d, p1 rtate.l
and generally lt''r:hoted before the next
meeting : but •he twit 550.000 came and
went without it \ear the obese of the last
session it was stated that they ••bopd
to present it nett week." but now the
regale, time toe .aniner year's meeting has
pawed, sad there ere "great elpsotatiou -.
just as unreali .d se ever So far as we eaa 4
n ow find oil', fully $1 10,000 have already
b*es paid rm.cetount of that precious ('om
mission. Member •iter member of the
Uovoromeat hu gtrro the oo*ntry to under v .
et0wd that troy •rant make rp their minds
era way or 5no;her ,•n that important gross
idea until ohs' „mm'esi.n report give. tbeet
" more light Vane prep& have honestly
opposed 5t "fe nese that the Cwnmimgon
npert suss lout looked for sod waiad for
Is Rrwd faith W-h..eeer belles.. that ted•y
must hava• • treat feel of credal/Ay indeed.
Whither tnor one' o.mmt0.lsmese may be
still pottering •.y 5' the raw of $14 • da.
each only iotrresDr the pa,plo now as it may
affect the hill' to he peel in the .ad. It s
said of someAccton that their lotto suffer
Ing patients rot mnre 101100.1 to fled oat
what s rhea bill shin wA•t u their pr fes-
n oa.1 rtpinits Thr same way he Laid sof
the •'emu„"rumen today.
Cam the re.peyrrs el •'Asad• he expected
to go os sod ruts ".'.sods... it • Owvers-
meet that eo fro with them • New th•k
soother memos ho h..a Melded os,sad sea
an immedereeleernro, possibly these reports
will be tortheneter at nous.
.oases mss raper.`
After you get a04ry sod stop your paper.
just poi* your eager into water, pall it of
and 1*o1; f..r the hole Them yell will keeper
hew badly you are mimed. A man who
think. a p.t.Pf tarot thrive. without hie
ppertWought to go off sod cry sw►Ile' hi.. M sone• M k, half his Mende .Ul
amt knew ami not Sone• sed the ether half
will she care I-est,whea the world at late*
kept ns •n•.e.1 of hie movement you will
Anel th'
*as moo magna usdotS_ im avow
ptipar, Fetes the 4061. is rather olds. soul
i1 yea were M gee
mad sod bun vee Ribes, the besdralle et
memos Irma sable ea Pr11.11•11 IN chs 1 the sal
se
whom reu as v"sea-
teK worse, Ike ~pwwill roma ri PO be P•hilabal. mad
.kat r more re
Mrk. Wa. -oslsid MI6 troft sir
testas• Sm11. ' 1611 Ida IlrBte fit