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THE 1-33DIZTQ NEW BP.A. PE OF HURON OO'QNTY.
FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR. -2618
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY, MAY 32. 1896.
D. Me(11ILLICUDDY, EDITOR
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS- MAY
23'ITHE DOINGS AT OTTAWA.
Pre;tr RiaW- C. A. Haber A Sea.... 8
Co t'tsaaodresotisg--Ww Lane. &lark. h
b WHOA 1ROoIdagon at theCapItel
A t' a row 000 Sub -Wilmer Sm$$
lased Sommer Millinery Opening -J.
T. Athena.... .................. 8
Um Tara Now -Geo. Porter,.... ..... 8
Ib You Wan{ • Deerbdt-J. H. WeraeU
A Co 8
Whits Lime - Kdward Suer'•. 6
Wooed --Ma Kay 1
Auotisu Sub -Thea Ouadry...... ...
Teodoro Waisted -C. A. Humber
The W w Mea of Dairen -lir. J. M. Mo-
L.od 8
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TrsI.W g Guide.
t14RARD MUSK RAILWAY.
"Dear Asa TO SODSOOCK.
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Mail sad !sprees Lit pm
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21 ow' Exuma
and Express
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Auetrion 8a.iss.
1 •NRYSEBvrD AUCTION SALE OF
FARM STOCK AND 1MPLEMENTB,
By virtue of a wafMt to ttw dimmed by t.
Hares aid Irk Lisa and early" Osm
mains' the ss orad chattels el Huth M.H.
wale 1 will sew ter male be Pabio ♦amiss
•1 Lot FA. Cos. 1.0oderioh p.. 11 tulles "loath
of OMdsefok. Barfield Rol. ea
THURSDAY, MAY 30th, 1$9:5,
commwnrg at 1 o'clock p m, the folio w lag'
Farm Stook and I'mpbmosto
1 Any Hens 7 years old; 1 By Herm 3 years
old: 1 demi More 4 yews era with hal by
ber side; 1 Bay Mare 4 years old. due u teal.
1 Orey Hoene attost le years cid; 4 geed 3 -Year
old Steers; 1 good I- ear -old Mesta, ! seed
l.year old Meets;1 Farrow Cow; 19 Sheep; .1
set d Rouble Harems; 1 an of Weights 1
Worsens; 1 Massey -Rawl. Mader: 1 Mamms,.
Mame Mowers: 1 Salty Rake: 1 Bagp ; 1
Plough ; 1 framing MlU : 1 set n Iron Har-
rows. 1 Hay Porn and attachmesrs : 1 Heavy
Cart; 1 Root Cutter; 1 Irmo Barrow: 1 en ot
Wkltherma Neekyekea Forks. fie., ll of
which will positively Mead without reserve.
TEAMS : - All mums a 3H amid undo, Oath .
over that amount a sesta' credit mill be
gives on tuneable" •e•teweed Joint saes. A
AMoonat•t the rats of . per east. per assent
allowed terC`.ah ea Cred.i ameaata
THOMAS OI;NDRi',
May Had. 1.14 Auetioseer.
1IOATING AT THE HAMAR
The sethemlber. hada. redeem' Ile boats far
IIs mama. Is raw pr'epar'ed to tlmab .2* 4.-
riroua of recreationreadag recreation la that lila at
tuedermu r tit.
The bon hew will be to charge of a eMm-
peteet eta f tum S o'clock in the meeafag
mai the 151 hent le la in the svoing, oven
lay eoaapt'Mornay-
rfpsOW suestiea given to limper tare of
ladies sl ebikbes who �ysy bus4
L u J •MES BARTER,' Ptbprieter.
Special Notloes.
t KA%I$U.-CA1TLZ AND HORS ti
l Jf
realeN ea the Big Mea-
dow. FW ow* to RnbLRT
YOUNG. iOM Ittt
`VINDMIlLi. tib Riii-APPL1 TO
Ridgewood
?warm. aetlae•ak . R 1 win O.
ARI:AINS ! BARGAINS r EVERT
LP Wedaesday and taturrdw. Cm:. for
:M(Mode ods dulveted free of clew -et H.
ORTON'S amend Korai HamUOast 13 t1
1 HAVE OPENED AN OFFICE AT
Id Prrap means. Wiens,. ado •
roe ersl b.1lI hales... Worrsate of all Mods
etecuimd according to law. and
striotls in bin the tariff. J. C. 'Intl
Mae 13. 1491, i►tW-tt
r7
H1TE LiME.- PARTIM BUILD -
ins otould to my White Lima The
memoir neet it was waned me to reduce the
once. The pasty allows es►barth mon
stud to be mixed with it. se mOkbg 1t solo
nilly cbsaper thin any other tlM la the nets -
y. Alwyn en hene at ma e1 baei..es
es Eset.
t.., LOW SHARMAN.
10 41
WORT OF REVISION OF THE TOWN
V OF UODSRUCH.-A meN2gg of the
('ours of Rev1Yee will be held i. the Tows
Herbs. Meads' as Sib day o1 May. 1211. u
10 o'clock la tbe foeosoos. tee the pmrpose of
hearten amens seinen the Yieasomeat.
WM MITCHELL. lows (.'Mia
t; ^R 07 tad Clerk et the Oran of Reylttt
io.
55tib. 1f1. ILed
Property Sir Salo Or tor Heat.
LOOK SALE.-CHIAP, ON EASY
j`w half of let Ht Oereslos ave. Writ
O'•wneesh. 1M sorra Awed improved faro.
Lots it. 9 sad part M. sabdlviatee of Hlook B.
t
Whores. about M sores.
TO he
shop lately ooipid by the
hA�yteLOJOHNSTONMevm Hsi*rPr
"0R
mSAL, SALL-N. i LOT 31, END OON-
M • ret-elaes . DOI AM 10seem
11. Soda
Aeh. Apply es PHILIP HOLT. 0-d.
Situation Valiant.
(.I KNERAL SERVANT WANTED .-
• into. A. McD.ALLAN. IN. d 34.
ANTRO. - 0001) HOUSEMAID. -
Appy te MR*. HARROW. lrrdtw-tf
WANTED. -000D GENERAL ME -
van‘ Appl'to MR& HAY. lett
WANTED.
A and sae lo ?preens' to peeens' the
'PsatkUI Nsr..dm se Q wads -
•ens-Tbela the lesa1.M.
swraese. A1ary of en.msesise ts
•en
1 .I... .g deemed Pelt, •
rts
IZZ yea how
ears rflur ws�
+the=tea
"Mee the iter., wrr1. Ver
Iib ISTOOfR bw>•LI1Ii�orams. Oat.
The r heeA d i - iea-i 's Rag+m.ore
are gtr their m.snl
•*.means es lnnesi d ga Jrly.
J w.
SITTItly •io/t S , MONO Ned them leseeed
"oft Ser lata an sd Com i1- ens.
Raw the Sovureese.t Vain Its W pressen•
Mae- fits asseat.50 ave eolaelesn-
Whn Me •adlterii.aeeal', He-
paet oboes-Learavagaee,
the Memel. there•pendeace
OTT AR'A, Jlsy _'Otli.-Since my
Mei liner you have learned of the •ogoittal
of St. Lows, the Curran Bridge *mummer.
The lloyerameat were the prospectors : St -
Leen Is • musts of • member of that Gov,
erameot,. you have from time to tea read
the evidewe against S. Louts, ted hs own
admiesloam before the Parliamentary am-
mitme lest year, and what do you now
think cd the verdict, " Not guilty :" .suf.
ho..* *videos pruduoed by the prosemtinn
to eonvlct. Do mot, in pia" your jade.
meet, forget the important tact that the
Governess were the prosecutors.
The ans►on see oo, the whole week hev-
MMg bees taken up with the budget dob•a.
Foam the I:overameat side they are all talk-
ing eoonomv sad retrenchment, while frees
the l4bere1 ode they are reminded that this
M the dootrone the Opposition have for yearn
bus urging upon the t:overmment.
Before the session is over you will prob-
ab!y hear something of the large amount of
eaceUeoted remota the Government have
allowed their potiti,d favorites to hold In
their pockets and at Is with regard to this
matter 1 hevh something to say today.
Th. Munster of Futanca had the pleasing
information to oommwaieau to you in his
budget speech that is veer of the heavy ex-
penthture of the year, sad the consequent
detioit of .t lust 34,500,000 in the treasury,
the Guveroment had fouud tt necessary to
lug your tea le miss mon revenue.
Rat 1f you will look at t0. Audita Goner.
al's last report, you will probed -1y ask yonr•
.elf why the Miwur of Fiance hes sot
collected the large •mouot of revenue dee
the Uovermuteat by political tavontes, and
to which the Auditor Gonsral bas repeatedly
called attestant, before meting to raise
store revenue by 1•nisq the °emissaries of
Ids you are daily meg in your household
The dowdier* of Canada, according to the
Auditor Georral, owe the treasury a vary
large amount of mosey for .zein• duty, ap
i• the bundreds of thousand. 0t do1Ln, and
why bas Minister Feuer not °elected them
arrears of revenue wore lm:reeding your
taxes to make up the shortage the Govern-
mmt's reckless extravagance has brought
about in the public cheat.
Apart from whet the distillers owe there in
389.780 of usoollected revenue doe from the
tenants and callers of the inland Keve.w.
department. The Auditor General also
calls toe attention of the Minister of Public
Wutke to $95,620 .treats of revenue due
that department. tor .lode and boom does.
The leeway, t1epartment are $61,944 be -
hied is their collection of revenue while to
the department of intortor then is 325,581
dee free. teaaau and 122,412 due from the
pmrohadn at lead.
The Auditor Geser•1 also drawn at -tousles
to the arrear et rest due the Militia do-
parlament
eparla ent tor loam ol militant loads. When
these amount. are InvestigMed it will be
bead [het . oeras0 Tory member of Perlia
meat is the lessee of lands upon which the
amount of mot doe is away up ie the hun-
dred..
Bur why should we k hersbly of
other 'teenier* when we Had the Minister
of Fin.uue .clewing the Fredericton Bridge
Co-, the Itrtdge expects is that he expects gang to
carry him safely into York at the on; elec-
tion, 90[04 behind six yeses m their interest
0000001.
In drawing atteation to this fact, and the
large amount of u000llecad revesue from
interest. the Auditor General thus remind.
the Minister of Femme of hie duty in •
oommuoicatioo dated 20th May, 1893. The
Auditor-i:ensrd say.: -" Ref rriag to my
Immo of 21st October, 1992, 1 have to en-
quire what action has minor been taken to
etworwthe arrears due let July, 1892, for
bterent on tbe following investments : Al-
bert Railway, $3,903 ; Fredericton .ad St.
Mary's Bndg. (;o., $36,000 , Quebec Harbor
eommiseion,
$406,808 : Three Riven' Harbor
commission, $23,385.
Is
his report to Parliament this year the
Aaditer (i...ral shows that no &ouoe has
bees takes Turning to the Mimetic of
Fhmao.'s own report, brought ap to 30th
Jose, 1004, and which bas just boss tairi
beton Parliament, we read ea page 16, an
der the heading of menial interest mteoua1,
(unrest in default), as follows : Interest
dM the 1loyernssot ea Three Riven Har-
bor debeatsren, $33,739 ; Frokrialso
S'ldee ban. $60,000: Quebec Harbor 4..
e 1, 3706,561 ; Albert Railway loon.
To then' mimosas another year's iatetwt
will bay* to he added m 30th Jam.
Whet ds yea $Nsk et this es • butea.em
tr.ameliea t D. yea think the Minister
hes eeadeseed year 0 " lanes, your Anamilal
albino,
he on �tisl .ziglseise
from kis mind sad W w.1.nd the mites-
Mos
itatam .f bterate sad missies in is=
hy
polIt.asl favorites ht Is evident the ia.raaddd
termites he new finds it aeseos"y M impose
apes you wield have ham availed or at
Mast eeeridm.bly basal.
While e.lkbg of daisies and eaaessd
t.xatren yea would probably Ms to bear
when ams of year herd eared wages sad
wispg+ t..
AseseMtsn to the AOditsrdieam.l's lost
report. Mahler Maters Mee year took 385
of your mw.y to payiaw lits .•►bir. ani
NM for Ids tvig ."poses. Faster.
the unanmis1, .peat 3D of Osveraseat
mosey roe [rhe. and OM ter Wavelike ex -
imrAt Mast he obsreed you the[ iamb.
els• Tem illy, of whom you will
hear more beton the itemise is ever. ease
ym $196 for ttt►b Dies sod $1363 for tr.vel-
qsg e[poelors. Right hon hit me mrat1as
that ivory masher of the (khat heath
Sever the (lisadisa rwilw.ya Dm'1
thee whim reading Nr
eim Thompson .kae_d 381 kr eab-
hM and MOD kr tnwl1.g sap Sir
Ass. Types aimed $176 kr .sb.bkty bM
es tram at W Iramilog erpoesen me M
t..... T...... nay he Mid .1 o.inttet, TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.
who appears to bays oily arose for
.s0 -bare. The Ir.v ing •zpse w m both
w
samay be there, hat you don't w Nem
Pattwsoa tusk $138 for cab -him sad 3387 IR1nuLM 1>1<1111.1111111.180 Mooting.
fee travelling ezpeaoes. Ser Adolphe Caren
met the country :110 for cabs and $1108 for
treyelhag ezpenee. H.gprs *Piwt $37 in women of m, . Arne op Far
oohs and goo on travelling mammas&
l:o*teg.s had $174 for oohs std 3100 for
travelling se passes. Coetig.o evidently
did not use Me pees sad then sharp the
«worry tor thew al it. Su Macksa:ie
paid doing for Dabs and only 3100 foe
travelling' expanses. Clarke Wallace meat
3125 on travelling expenses, and Wood a
round $400. while Ives con you $666 for
traronies exegeses bud $52 for sake.
The meet I.terMYM feat urs of it all is
that the Mu eters positively refuse to Im-
olai • detailed 0000001 of their travelling
ex
ow u beveo's name child Caron spewed
31108 in travelling expenses and Daly $1362
d they made the least attempt to ears in-
stead of lavishly throwing about your
mosey.
Thus men both have railway passes but
of comae they are too basest to make you
pay for their wins. But some me has to.
Jest figure it out end me how mwob
travelling you could do on $1362 or on 31108
tf you had • ratdway pus is your pockets.
Yet you wonder why the Government
hem boom fumed to tax year mum.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
What was Mime at the •.asst Uenl.g' [e-
pee u ed the wd•eers.
At the statutory meettag 01 the above in-
stitute the fo:lowiug were elected odium
for 1895: I'reudest, W. Lane : 1st Moe
proudest, P. Ford : Lad vice president, 0.
J. N.fal: sou. Lime.. J. 11. Colborne
dinotor•, H. Smith, H. L Straw. 8. k'.
Halls, K. S. William", J. H. Wor.elL
The following otkoers reporta were read
and adopted.:
THE rax0IUEST'S a[POex%
HAT bib, 1896.
Lamas Ant. tImITLg3LII, --11 .fiords the
Board of Di:ectors Semen to place before
you *bar annual report, although westward
have liked to bare shown you • loner mem-
bership and • lager amount to the credit of
the institute In the treasurer • Made.
The report of this year shows that the
Institute le only holding its own whea oom-
pnred with pest years.
W• wish to my that we bays done our
beet for the Iotuuts, and have, we feel, ac•
cornpllshed a good work in •betiding to the
librarann d room,. for we . able to report
that 23,040, or 72 per day, prisons hew
patronized the free Inure[ lire found on the
(able&
The institute u, finencially, much the
same as last year, and your directors had to
eaosomi25 in order to make aide mast --this
is the remelt of • smell membership.
Insted of • membsreblp of 137, we should
have at Imam 250 or 300 in• town like this,
when towns 000uoer.bly smaller can show
• taeonberuhtp of over 300.
We wish to thank the town council
for the usual liberal grant of $100 and the
oo:aty council for $15, sad also Mrs. H. Y.
Attrill for placing, grata, • large Dumber
of volumes of valuable book" of retereooe.
The roes are free, oomwodious and well
kept. The library ooataine 3150 books and
219 publications this year, all chola sel-
ection" of literature up to date, and the
latent and teat magazines and newspapers
are to he toed on the tables.
By the treasurer's statement you will w
that the directors expended about $2,_5 in
literature of various hum's.
Besides this it takes considerable money
to mem{ other necessary expense 111 commo-
tion wilt the iustitate such as rent, fuel,
salaries, ere.
We heartily thank thirst) who have stood
by the Institute in the past, and bops that
ae increased membership will be reported
next year.
The reports of the teoretary, treasurer
and librari•a will be laid before you, and
we bops the members and public will study
these reports with • view ot beoomiag in -
tweeted in the work of the Institute.
TREAs'. OOM,KT.
Wawa from let May, 1894..318.20
Government grant 238.00
Town grant,. .... ... 100.00
('cooly grant. ... . 16.00
Classes (pupils' teem... 28.00
Stale of alagannes 29.22
Members' tickets. 136.00
Bakal* 7.36
-1571. 78
[T P[T 9ITCa[.
Nooks for Library' 156 98
M ag•xiees for Reader* Room-78 25
Rest, light and Heating89.00
Solarise 170.00
Cassese . 42.00
MieodMalsas Espinosa 36.55
--$671.78
THE LIMIARIAN'S SIMS?
Sheered the isms et books daring Ph•- v --•r
as forlorn : Biography, 52 : dot, , . l 710
hktery, 567 ; misesllaaow. 564: poetry,
40 ; rSpens, 41 ; mimeos, 80 ; voysres and
travels, 454. Number of hooka added to
the library dark" the year 219. Total
samba of volumor is the library 3,150
Average daily sithendiusee during the year
72. Reading room fres to a1L Member-
ship dolma 31 • year.
Olathe : O. M.aday the seven-year-old
els d J. C. Adams met with • had mei-
deist. While Aber in a wages he was so -
0 M nsbashing t1I•, his arm sad
Braman : Deputy Supremo O.ms..der
Towashed. of Guelph, urs beer town tee
the pen week kocsig the memento of
Yr.a.2s Teat, No. 34, O. T. M. He
meos•ded wan and by tube semistsmei of the
brethren 24 sow moorhen wen idtisad on
ea Tamday ov.. Mg. There ars mew 66
msmbmi as the .41. Mr. Townsim - k
nmsid.g ter .oetber week.
Masa : Dewiest the pee 18 meths four
peami.est meshes of the area monad
�MgMpeened sway. vie :-Meals White-
head.
ase only were irsea.ss•�mssbera .t
the eoaswl. kine shay were sites" the mese
amid and pwl.oat N of the Iowa d
the oryl..l vibge read we helm dun
atm Mwl tw• nsmbw sus Seim i Woo saw
55erwrlea-ifs Tows Read tine •
•:rant ed ef«-Reselunes..t[tm-
dnu..►-The idol Itedae•.
THK regular town council meeting
was held last. evening. The oyer in the
obair ; the reeve, deputy -fee vs rad ooanod-
ion Murray. Tbompso., Saunders, Joha-
etos, Dumb", N iobolsor, Caatelo.i, sod
Naftin Bing present. The minutes of last
emoting were read and confirmed.
A oommancIatioo from G. W. Fraser, of
Toronto, as to in trducing tnosedowen
light, sad whim whet privileges the town
would grant, was read, and on motors of
der.uty-resve and K. Tbompsou referred to
the Water and Light Committee to report.
A oommanlo•ttos from Mrs. Wndder on
behalf of Dr. Johnston, ashlar for osmpeo-
mtim for tress pleated, *se, 9. motion of
H. Dunlop sad W. H. Mur.ey, referred to
Public Works Committee to report.
A few accounts were read aid ordered to
Flamm Commutt..
The report of Public Works Committee
stating that Jam. Millets had hese appoint-
ed caretaker of the Square at • "clary
et $53, and rwoommendtng then the
claim of J. L. Roberson for comp..eatios
toe ujary be refused, and chef the tows
solicitor had been consulted on the emotion,
was adopted.
Report of Special Committee, reanmmeod
ed then. Gus. Bossu be granted • pontos of
the old cetaeary to build ea, 000dittooal on
oomplyter with certain oondtuas, and that
0o action be takes os the offer of hod
Mies fano.. for • park, was also al
The Khmer Co' manatee report reteel-
m..ded that the bead be granted 3100 pay-
able quarterly, ea eordit*os that it play one
night each weak on the Square Marisa May,
June, July, August and September, and
that et give use whole day free to the town
dunng the year, and ales that it be allowed
to use the town hall for practice, w long as
cud practice do not interfere with commit
meetings.
Moved to amendment by Saunders, sec
coded by Cmmteloa, that the oboes asking
one day's service fres be struck out.
Yeas -Natal, Saunders, Canines. Holt.
Nye ---McLean. Mornay, Dunlop, Thomp-
son), Johnston. The vote being • u•, the
mayor voted' for the .mtendowed apd de-
clared it earned.
Motion to adopt the report as .mended,
the vote was- Yam- - Holt, Nioholso.,
C.atelo0, McLean, Natal, Saunders. Nays
-Dunlop, Johnston, se army, Thompson.
Moved by Holt, e•000ded by McLean,
that the following resolution be placed up-
on the minutes of the ooencil and that •
Dopy thereof be torwarded to Mrs. Tome :
That this council expresses la regret at the
sudden death of His Horror Isaac F. Tums,
for se many years Judge of the county ot
Huron. By his death, not eery the musty
of Huron but theiwhole Provisos suffers the
loss of an able, upright and oosecienttou.
Judie, and the awn of Gederich low •
citizen who at all times wee ready to d-
emos au interests. The council •!w de -
sirs to extend to hs widow and daughter
its sympathy in their sad bereavement
The mayor addressed the °omneal about
the members of the committee for psp.l.r-
Mug and advertising the town, sad sec -
Rested that *aid oommtttee *Boald at haat
be .bowed postage on .11 ao.Tespoodeose it
the d'notice .
A lour debate ensued, but it traded in the
adopttos of the following emotion by Sas-
den and McLean, that all each oorrespood-
..oe should he paid -for.
His worship then said that he bad eels
b7Tug DAII. Su,:NAI. Chet the Market
(foe.tibee bed ordered sow .sales, .d
other alterations in oonneuson therewith,
melodies the I:Awing of the weirbi.g mach-
ine within the Mildew.
A Loa( and s0rimeaetos diseweaos fah
lowed, the reeve, as chairman of the Com-
mittee. mounding that the committee had
not exceeded its towers is •oeeptisg the
tenders. and the mayor contending that it
had exceeded es powers, and thet before
taking final setae it ebould have reported
to council.
During the debate his worship held [het
the scaler were in good order, while Mr.
McLean met odd they *ore ueele & sad
lad been to for years, and that their coach -
eon had drives trade from the awe
.Inb.atos, Casalon, Holt, Murmey and
others took part ip the discussion. in the
midst of which • mottos to adjourn was
carried.
AN OUTSIDE OPINION.
" `° the "TONER THE HURON TRACT.
18....Y., we here sever•! Oras25,0 sad r
sddiuoa do • large Iumberiag bustasn, ems
luau oar liu e1teadte4 over 26,000 sena
11 keeps me limy *Me 1 am home.
"No ; 1 take no parteo•kr oatmeal is poli-
tio., sod d • an desires to be ememenf.l
in business, it or met as well thin he should
mix ns little in polluw .. mumble Is
New Rrunswiok po altos are scat so rde as u
Ontario, and the elections are usually deter-
mined by the calibre of the candidate.
Here, as 1 understood it, everything gores.
straight political hoer, which to my iniad is
• vmyy poor way.
You mum -
try
hove • tar better agricultural ap here than we have, anti your ferment
appear to be ahead of ours in wale respects.
but your towns std villages don't wear to
grow as they should nadir the ossditioas.
i echos that your young w are scarce sad
that yon.' women of marriageable age w
largely in the myority. Thin, 1 under-
stood, is accounted for by the fact that
When the smog fellows 0,11111 to worker,
age there are ao lines of busmen to keep
them bore, sad they take ,s6, early oppor-
tunity to go elsewhere.
'1 es ; 1 know Halifax. 11 is Doe of the
slowest places au earth, when no. oosotders
the advantages it possesses. 1t bas sot
rade the material morins which it ought
to bays nide during the an tee or 'went
yearn. Otte of the reaaooe is [het it is .
mtlltary'ewe and • av1 headquarters to
sole exteet,and se • result the people don't
oe themselves, es they ought to do,
=mbcuI{ivuu trade by hustl,ns, IMP
they
have to do in other places. The military
sprit, as • rule, doesn't help to develop
trade and commerce.
PRESENTATION AND ADDRESS.
•rrartleal Arkeowledeesemt of the r -n.
Ino of ead'helr Leader Dowding.
Lest evening at the coaclueioa of pr.ctice
by St.. George's choir, the retiring leder,
W. J. Dowding, and the members, were in-
vited' to the school room. Atter all were
, the rector, who presided, said they
feet to present a testimonial 1e Mr.
i0g tor his long, faithful and excellent
amylase as choir master. He thee, ea be-
half of the choir, presented the gentleman
with • handsome chair and • prayer book
tot Mrs. Dowding, with the following ad-
• new Moms.lekw-a Mews on Wderseb
•adS�Ireaky.
For the past weak or ton days, S. H.
White, of 80mex, N.R., hns bus vieitiag
at the residence of kis brother -in -kw, C. G.
Armstrong, Quebec -ea, sad taking in (lode-
rleh sad Ste surroundings "amorally. Mr.
Wkit. u • beetling Dodoes' man from down
by the eoaadiag ••o, and took advantage of
his tint to order three mele.dn of flour frees
the Big Mal, of Ogilvie A Huwbieo..
IS eestvereawsa with Tel $loiAL he in -
premed himself as trek token with the •p-
pse.aeo of Galeria and visiaity :
'Yon hays • Oasly kid eat tows
bore, and nary ed the dwelling houses sad
ppwwsseaddss an ie midi/nee that people neat
brtably ells. aid eves well-to-do, are
swept year romidests. Ba{ year basi
[loos teen aeadest trade here dieweetly to
what we de dew. Fast. Hca they make
an teen Is spseaslias, and Nese we io is
lr.r ptne.l trade- la ear Meows we tarry
everything ptsdbk to boodle, ..d have
even lepar1m.st seder .asessl of esm-
petwee mss. Hen coo flim roma dry g.adM,
soother hardware, masher hopes sad shoes,
mdse es. This spatial seek may be all
rytbt, but it wield set de dowel our way.
i am a seesaw is this senlige, het were N
w that I have all the bss(sw i ma heslM,
1 word sat be abroad to Meng hen moi s►
tahli h • largo loonies= is dneartsm/e Mod
W. array [tad W. O. ihwa mite le pay. tea. Yee. war bee a rd
dress :
DEAa MK. Duwoi..,-We, the member.
of St. 1:serge's church choir, desire to thank
you for your faithful and ..!able services
as Pur choir master, and for the uniform
courtesy you have iovrubly displayed
while holdiog that trying and responsible
position. We trust you are already aware
of the esteem and hearty good *111 we en-
tertain toward you ; it as, therefore, oardlx
necessary to give further assurance of 1t.
Still, w. felt It would be a great pleasure to
give expresnon to our feelings to wine more
tangible form this words. W. would,
therefore, ask your •o0eptance of the 00-
comp•0yaog qdt me • dight proof of our re-
gard,and with the hope that in days to
come tt will •Hord you the satisfaction of
knowing that your faithful services were
cord alIy appreciated.
Signed oh behalf of the choir,
R. S WILLIAMS.
Mr. Dowding was then presented with •
very handsome clock and the following
l:odticb, May 17th, 1895.
Dees Mit. Duo Iwo",
The rector, the churrh-
wardsns and mine of the members of the
oesepegatioo of St. George's churcb wish to
exprem to you in a more substantial form
them more words, the fact that they appre-
ciated the earnest, esU-e.cnfictag manner
in whack yea have devoted yourself to the
choral minims of the church . your ever
ready willinann's to do all in your power to
improve and bloat to those services: sad
the cheerful advice .ad asirsame you lave
at .11 nim,* accorded to these whose
pleasure it s hem to he essocettod with
you uthe web .work.
They. t dere, ask von to accept this
clock as . mall token ot the esteem m
whish yet teatime services ars held by
them sad 1 rho members of the congress.
ties moms y. sad they trust that in the
years M cos • K may nmid you of
been spat a the sermon' of the Lord Io
His
ARK TI-a%PI, 1.1., rector.
Goo. Poona 1l'hurehwardeme
H. La [woopl
Mr. Dowding, is ..oeptiag the gifts from
the Moir, the rector turd the churchwardens
sad the congregation, roads an exceedingly
feeling and happy reply, sad ooscludd by
sluing that hu services would be as freely
gives 0 t0. future as • member of the or.
ranizatiea he had w long I.J, and hoping
that prosperity might attend choir and
church in the time to coat
The wase luau d RNraM.
UrcrwsT. Jan. 1r.h, Ite.i,
.1. . Mctaon. e_
,, t
I )eta R8ls-1a *she yeah ago 1 coos -
award deetsrime for luag trouble. 1 was
treated by the most eminent physicians, bat
their ��gg� would help me for only •
very sheet flue. I was gradually getting
were and had • hooking cough night and
day, All benefit societies refund tae .am-
benbip. About three years age i
was takes down with k grippe,
whelk malar near Inishi.g my existence.
By the best of Mare 1 recovered ..octant
strength to walk, bat could so.rorly .sad
up ler five minute" .t • time Kidneys and
arisen org&aa •ff.oted badly. Whoa
w
this condoles • irked advised uta to get
your System Renovator Improved. whilst' i
dad last April. Mt without any hopes of it
dao` me any good. 1 behaved my ca
boplaesgocam
, bat, se • drowedag man will grasp
at • straw, I eeeepted two betake of the
Renovator sad etre d the ( are
ler my Imre. After I had token •
few doom, to my great surprise, I began to
i sod by the Uwe I hod Wan the
fl
healed sod the moth
mooed Mikis,
rat e I a.1a►sd the eighth is all,
i wee eani of .11 my enmpBeatad dmsem-
b hoop. Hoer sad kidneys. i sow lave a
geed ameba, sad drop well. 1 wised me -
adorably eases 1 believe year System
Renev•tier the greatest remedy la esker
ease, sod I hap ether rarer will horde
Utry sera1 *emsM. Fnss rearfally.
. 1.. Its t, N8 Vas Dyke Armes.
The GO'Ist from the Local Mill.
• Weekly Sensed et enema, %ewe served
ap se Galt Srery0edy reek and
ruler flipped sad iroadeased
frees Every aertte..
(CLINTON . 1)r. John R. Steep, of
Snipe", (•o old ('Imto...) rejoices in the
possession of • moa .ad heir.
Winches : J. H. Stepheasos, of town,
lost • driving hones lately. It is supposed
that its death was caused by an otter -toed of
gr'w.
('olber..: Mies Martha Faber, who had
her oolkr bone broken to on &coolest a few
weeks ago, s Improving ea fest as can be
expected.
Bros.L : Mrs. Cameron and children.
who *pent the Waster in Brussels, Mee re -
torpid to Rattle Creek, Mit:hopes, thou
former home.
Clinton .Ve are sorry to learn that Stra-
tegies Brownlee, a ho is said to be euflenng
tram cancer to the throat, is now uneble to
leave her *corn.
Wmxet.r : Much sympathy is felt for
David Marna and bendy, of this place, in
the death of Mrs. Martin, which occurred
on Friday last
!bawds . W. H. MoCrankea shipped •
oar of potatoes to ': °root* last week. Thum
snakes eight cars exported Om Spring by
Mr. McCracken.
Brussels : George Halliday, who is •
"rest lever of dors, ham purchased • par of
000ker spaniel pups treat • well-known
Brantford kennel.
Wingitam : Manly Minden. of the Bank
of Hamilton, being incapacitated for work
on amount of haviug • nail run into his foot,
is visaing friends in Hamilton.
Wingh•m Geo. u:nv, a•u*t•nt baggage
master at the t,. T. R., ham been removed
to Mildmay and has palm here has been fill -
ed by the appointment d Mr. Longmim, of
Atwood.
W. W•wanosh : Juo. Htckingbottom has
lamed the farm formerly owned by B. Biel
for one year, at • notal ot 110,. H. Tay-
lor has Juo. Riot's farm rooted for this
;Sommer.
Blyth The youngest child of R. Mcl'om-
moos, tailor, was severely bitten by • bound
belooglog to John Perdue, V 1. As soon as
the °wmer heard of of the log paid the pen-
alty with • piece of rope.
S.•lorth - Wm. Modeland, who for sev
.rel years has held the pcettion of engineer
in the oatmeal mill hen, hes taken • similar
position in Mr. Thompeou's moll 1n London,
bad hs family removes there this week.
Grey : The dwelling of (;.o. Ingram, lot
20. coo. 5, war destroyed by fire one day
last week, supposed to have caught from de-
fective chimney. Only part of the oonteota
were saved. Mr. Ingram uses absent at the
*4011.
Clinton : It is rumored that Rev. W.
Robb, of Deaver, who has for sore time
been pastor of • Congregational church
then, will be wedded to • lady of that city
in .lure ; he is the youngest can of W Robb,
of town.
Wingbam - There is what is known es
a Zig %•g club in Chicago. If the necessary
.ludtlitatioa for memberehtp aro &II en-
gatave me the title, then there .re • few
tVingh•mites who should organize • similar
order here.
Grey. lir. McLachlan, of Hartford,
Mich., who ham been visiting under the
parental roof, returned to the land of the
Mars and stripes lest Monday. Dr. Keot,
his peewee, who was vetting here .Ica,
went West os the same day.
Chums : We are pleased to note the sue
cow of Moes Bessie Ross, oddest daughter of
Mra Aaaa Rees of town) who lust passed
her tad year ecumenism at the McGill
University. Montreal, with first-class
veaersl st•ading and the prize an logic.
`mirth : Thome' lase this week sold 43
bed of fine stall td cattle to E. Wsaoo,
cattle .le•ler, of Blyth. Them cattle have
sot yet leen pmt on the grams, and were an
extra tine lot, The avenge weight was
1,3M pounds, while one steer weighed 1,470
pounds.
E. W•w.no•h : George %'1 milker, of East
Waw•oosh, had his house burned to the
‘round one day cast week, and the inmates
barely *soaped soh their lives Mn.
Walker ham arse Mee ill from • oold con-
treot d while going to • neighbor's house
some distance away in her might robes.
%Vingham . i.iottd Hansom ham purchased
the very desirable and splendidly located
brink residence of Wm. McAllister, on the
1)iaaons, newt. There s in ooaneotioe
with this propet1 •bout Doe acre of land.
The price paid was 31800. Mr. McAllister,
we understand, iateads removing from town
to eases in bmasess.
Stephen • lion day recently Sewell San-
ders, of the 3rd 000. , Stephen met wi.0 •
very painful accident which might have
Deet him his life. He was splitting wood in
the yard and, not m aioi05 the olot es lime
above hint; He axe b.s•me caught, and
gaaa0.g with mob force on ham forehead as
to imam • very painful wound.
Brussels : Last Friday morning, George
Seel wail found dead in hod. H* retired to
bed as usual, and Isidore MR Peal got up he
was taking. She got up and mode • fire
sad west back to call him and found him
dead. He ham lived hem for several ream,
being • 00011er by trade. He leaves • wid-
ow, tires *ons and a daughter.
(lintel . Oa Thursday evesim et lett
week, the se ad son ot Thea. McKenzie
lied • -marrow meows from serious hjsry.
The Mese he was driving ran away, but he
plaokily bead en es the lines ; as the horse
plaagei lots the factory yard the wages
stewe4 • poek thmeriag theonth oat, the
whorls monks ever m
er k . fle was badly
brdsd, but oioaped without any bream
beasts.
Whrim : A firs is Harty, Manitoba,
• shirt time •ag{MM, destroyed • god stare of
that , .....esiv. little tows. Aroma the
were • empie .1 former wlagh•esitee
cess. Jos. Yong sod Rd. Bowan.
T1s termor had as Ir ermea, sad Me hes te
between tires tad fear reread Arlan.