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of the city.
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'or Christmas pre -
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Rubbers or Over -
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lkrupt stocks.
IARMAN JR.
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loIesale firms. Par-
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THE SIGNAL
Caro. JAW. 1, 1887.
GOODLRICH, ONTARIO. CANADA. THURSDAY, DEC. 5. 1895. D. NI cG ILLICUDDY, E1)1r1OP
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -QW. 4. OUR BICYCLE FACTORY
Slater Shoes -Wm. Shaman papb -
Walking tato Troeble---F J. Pridh•m4 WW sem be in rum maim
Liter Deo. let -J. r Date 5
New Grocery - W. T. Fellow 4
krueertee--l'. Reck t Co b • fgopei .r Takes • L..R tkresgb see new
g Merits- The t'emene■ mime ,int
8
he the "them .1 es Tee ew-
g ters of tae •.mp..,.
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H J. Herten
Fns Ceekts. Lessees --C. L Naps
Friday 8.r ia.--J. T. Acheson
Xeres Gr.Nisg-C A. Humbert Son
Whea You Think -J. A. Reid .
Dense Mediciges-Jas,
A Sease of Stunner -E. 8 Eddy & C
Thar Noltd•y Samos The Fair
ladies' Coate -Colborne Bros
Royal Wrg.ir - R. B Smith & Co.. /
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5 OCR correspondent took • walk
8 through the new (worry of the Company
g 'with 1). S. Henderson, the mocheuical sup-
erioteodent and (sorrel comager, sod it is
4 . matter of surprise to everyone bow quiuk-
ly the mit ling. mud machiueiy hate o..s
got ready for oper.tsoo.
The Co•mpaoy purch•er d the nod and
bual.aags be limiting to the Kuoconen Foust
dry Cu , ouo,',rutug one sad one sigh
acne of lend, with the large store founds
and machine .hops and the aore•boueee,
dwelling., etc. To this tht% have •ddd •
new butldiug of veneer brlck,37z81 feet,two
.to, tee htab. "'he outaiog ie well lighted
Cad .■ test •4 throughout by • large fan cid
bast,og u iia .Eich they have purchaser
from 1'1.. Rug& o Force Cu. Harper & Lee
are •ttacbtag the g•Ivaaized pipes to the
Jheater to oouvey beat to the varies. depart
meat..
The offices of the C'ompsny are situated
on the northeast corder of the now building
and oompried oSce and show rooms,lIght,d
by • large window on the street.
From the otk:u a door leads into the ma-
chine room, and hen, in orderly array, are
the numerous cambium used in the con-
struction of the Common Sense htcyele, es
Mr. Henderson milts has wheel,
The ('ump•oy intend making all the v•ri•
vim perm of the wheel, sad have purchased
the latest and most ,mpreved machinery
for this purpose, so that buyers of the
"Common Same' may be assured that
every part will be durable and properly
constructed Some of the machines on th..
floor are very IOgeLI0m to their construe
two, all desigoed for bicycle work. dlere
we see turret lathes, automatic screw cut-
ting and woe making meobines, milkov in•
chioes,sh•pers.pl.oeretube cuttersaoddella
of the latest type. Oa each side are the
vies benches where each workman has but
part to perform. and Mr. Headersoa has
taken the preoeution to provide plenty ot
light so that each part may be accurately
made and fitted, as so much
depeods.00 strength an:1 lsghtoeer,00mb,oed
with the durability of the wheel. to the
southeast owner of this room is the stock
room, where • full stork of parte is kept, all
numbered and lathed, ready fur um. 1'.r.
log through into the moos bu.ldtng we find
another large room devoted to m•obwe and
bench work. Here the heavier wore( the
wheel will be «oostructed, and hen, as in
the former room, every nimhlne and •ppli-
asta is up to date. 11 • bare noticed • gaso-
line bratiug mach's* and a new saw for saw -
mg steel and other metal.. Passing up.
stirs we found in the sea building a ►arae
room used as erecting room, where all ma -
atones are put torether and em•nemed crit-
ically by Mr. Henderson, who eves that
every part is perfect before going out. Oa
the floor are the huffing, polishing and
*Immo piecing room fitted up with un-
proved machtoery in the venom lines, •Iso
• room devoted to experimental purposes,
where each part is tested before being •p
plied to the uhe.-I. thus insuring perfect
workmanship. On the second floor cf the
stow building n • room devoted to the
manufacture of meddle. sad tool bag., both
of which will be manufactured on the prem
Mee. Io this room, too, the rubber tires will
be fitted and applied, aid the room on the
floor is fitted op wit* a number of large
japsasing ovens, ev wheel well he costed
with hard baked japan, either black or
blue.
The atone budding immediately m
the rear of the machine room is fitted up
with lathes, drill., drop hammen,.sd every
appliance for forging and stamping out the
various parts of the wheel, The ( ompsay
are also prepared to undertake all
kinds of maria* and engine work and gen-
eral repairing, sad these branches will be
developed as occasion requires it. They
aim have • moulding shop in the rear,
under the .up noteodenos of Marry Reid, •
moulder of large experience, and ere pre-
pared to do .11 kind. of .paced and custom
work
lir. Henderson is • mechanic of skill and
experience, •ed knows • wheel from the
hub out Me ie thoroughly aoqusiitei with
every make of wheel and has profited large-
ly by the experience of others, sad has in
The COMBOS Seem, • wheel that will equal
say wb.el is the world. it will be .tr1otfy
high grade. He hoe several p•teaued im-
provement& which will appear of their 1896
wheel. i think, remarked Mr. H.Nereea,
I repaired the first wheel that mune to C•f••
d•, one of the old high .tyle, which
was brought from the Sates by Squire Ca. -
well, of logeroii, the well ksow. cheese
me. They were quite • novelty in those
days, bet alongside of the wheel of today
are quite oat of dere. i bare bees
in the business in • enell way ever
Sem From the orders whiob sea
awning in and the territory beteg
applied for, I look for • hire sal. of
the Corneae Seem this SS*.n.. Tee
msanf•etaren rude • big mistake i. mak
Eng their wheel. es bola, reducing the
rigidity sad strength. Ws propose to make
our wheels frees 48 to 26 pofsd., mid ire
the■k these weights will be ..ed ,east dur-
able for gest.IsJ tiding. W. will keep • fell
.leek of repairs ofd still be able te wpDppl Seedery
parts far say make of ...hkan at •
• ,e core. "
The Akers el the sempaey are George
Adores. /east ; Epi. Dowsing. rim pros ;
Jamas. L M•lete.1, tense. ; R. Molter
fogies, .sey ;D Y. Hesderene emenger and
nsa--imirml ....runt,, dest. 11 b. board el
dlsesters w : (lee. A.h.ees, Kph. Dow. -
led, J... (Cart, Jim. Wf A•yla.,
Joe T. (Darrow and D. 8. H
A large staff el Mel makers are sow meat-
ier thew and bei and i• • few tMvs
the M,tary will be • hire el Wise -
try. to • wish Ass [nery ,sweet .d Me
be me tfissh*,r el with masell .,'.nine
mieddiehwiste bare below the End el 1886.
TOWN COUNCIL
Mhos.. ei the ten Rmosier flwtlaig.
The regular meeting of the town coastal
was held in the «woos' chamber on the
evonrag of Friday, Noy. 21f.h. Pretest -
the mayor la the °hair, reeve, depot y reeve,
.ad oouuoulon Murray, Thouip.00, Sahel,
('•ntelo., Dunlop, Niokolsoa .red Johusten.
The mloutes of last meeting were read
d
sa• o n.mie.tio0 was read from the
shareholders of the (.od.rich Knitting Com
pons asking privileges similar to those re
mealy groes to other industries, vis , ex-
empttoo hem taxes oo their improvei,sate
and free use of water for dnuking puroo.es
end tire protection.
Moved by .;ohnsroo sod Nicholson, that
the request of the kuitriig factory, for ex-
emption, be referred to merited committee to
report. Carried.
On motion of Holt rind Nicholson, the re-
,ouest ot Mrs. Mary Martin, for remission of
dog tax was treated.
A number of &.count, were referred to
the Mame oommttr.e.
An application for • ballierd license was
real from 1 hos. Cochrane.
Moved by Johnston and Nicholson, that •
billiard Rosso., be granted to Thos. Coohrone
upon usual term.. Parried.
Moved by Holt and Nicholson, that the
amount of 86.80 for carrying parties to the
House of Refuge ire paid.
REI•ORT Vr vr.rl it. .Uw1111TxC
Your imamate. have had bet, re them
the letter 0l E N. Lewis re the rumour
at Lorre of bosses sod cattle, and roman -
mend that • pound be established, Cad that
• quarter of an acre of 'round in the old
cemetery he fenced off for that purpose and
that we advertise for • pound keeper. We
. leo recommend that on the establishment
of such pound the pound by low be strictly
enforced.
Report adopted.
Moved by Nicholson and .lohmton, that
at the next ,0.0(014 municipal election * ba1
lot be prepared and • vote by ballot taken
of the voters of the town for and against the
running at large of cows in the public
places of the logo Lost. Yea-Nsltef,
Dunlop, ercbol.rin, Johnston -4 Nay -
McLean, Marney, Thompeo., Coatelin,
Wilson, Holt -6.
Tho Hi -adenine bicycle bylaw was on mo•
teen read a third time sad passed.
Mored by Holt mid Johnston, that the
finance committee be instructed to have the
statement for .ut.mesion to the electors pre-
pared and ready for the at•tutary meeting
on the 16 h of December, and that for such
purpose said committee be empowered to
get whatever assistance they might require.
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'anted.
Moved r.) Johnston and Nicholson, that
the mayor'. communication with reference
to mow plows he referred to the public
works sommittee to report. Corned.
Moved by Thompson and Marney, that
the obairersa of the relief committee call a
meeting to comelier to what extent the sm.
roil relief officers may give relief. Car
nod.
Moved by Johnston and Nicholson, th.t
the water sad light oommittee report •
echo me to trier -tam the .apply of water for
fire purpose*. '1 ea Thompson, Neftel,
l:aotelon, Wilms, Dunlop, Neohol.00,.lobn-
sten, Holt -8 Nov -- Mclean, Mum.,
2.
Moved by ('anteloo and Nicholson, that a
eydrsat be placed near Mw Andrews rest
deuce, St. Andrew's ward, and that the w&
ter and Tight committee arrange twine for
applicants for water. Carried
Moved by Holt and Nieholarn, that this
reamed do adjourn until Deo 16 next at 8
u , and that rich meeting be • general
meet tug. Carried_
DUNLOP%
Tcaioar, leo. 3.
A TRrixelutT ?Mar. -0.r former head -
lord of the E.ot...ge, A. McAlister, .till ie
the hotel at Relfest, was dews the other day
by alsge,eeeing several of bre footer (tideds
about here tar s friendly chat oyer days of
%d10 is Dunlop.
Monday of this week Robs Flatted, of
I:oferrch will bacon* ..r.tere•kepdr and
postmaster ts place of Ys. Beek who, we
mdat1o.ed several weeks ego, had shut .p
shop and was going to Ooderio1 to go i0te
basses there. Mr Telford, thoet1 cwt is
ebe past • resides of D..loo, is sots RD -
tire .'reviver to our oemm.sity or the sister
burg o1 Limbers, sad we extend him •
hearty weloowee, with the haps thea be will
!loomed lo hie e.ddnekiie.gg sad give the
"rime mtiefasl tree as his predecessors here.
AT TRIM Pts( 5 - -Ones again &mL
male con dusk from a Mewing stream afar
nearly • six nWratha' .i,erfesee of beimg
antes to water, sad new they go to it as
often as they like, the thaw of Moeday
dight of last week osefemsr the o•teld
bldmmer. Tie wiedeterm that someep•.idd
it was mot 1* tend, as it beached down the
rail (weds and shrieked the barn reefs hate
and there A telegraph post was blows
over, sad daring "..Edey • staff of nes
fres, tows repaired it, getting our local nem -
Maine be climb it and fie the wire via the
ache spot.
The Ceteris Deprtmsas of Arreeltmn
met 'reed • b.11etls entitled "Statio-
n( (tisane.' ft .,.talo, 9e paps d
.nap 1 d from the various .0.051
Is of the Benne d I.dw,MW.. .d
t* 4055 and Imes is rod m grays,
. dairying, less ummp.mise, .heasel
rm. as-r,mege, pepiti.m. [sees
amileAlle
,Mems is • dmmp.m and
8T GEORGE'S CHURCH 8. S.
•astral Teacher& r tsg - Mase Roil Mr
A 000eting of the teachers of St. George's
Sunday school was held at the Rectory era
Wedaeed•v, 27th ult., at which reports
were submitted fur the yameudtog Advent, •
1896, .bowing what preemie had been made
and giving the names of thew pupils wbo
have bee auooeesful in ubtatmine a place os
the Heuer Roll. The treasurer's report
and the general states of the school were
000.ioered vii y satisfactory. The rector
haying .•.t year offered • prize to the
.choler who should •ttecd the servioes of
the church moat regul.rly, it wee found
that seven hart obtained full marks, mid
were thes equally entitled to the prise„
which will be •wardd at the Christmas
Festival, to he held on January 3rd
Seamy divwioo, nem -. of scholars on the
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
The GA'l.t from the Local Mill
Weekly Names of insanity Rewe Served
up as Nle grew; body - rye* and
Hvpurhey : The James property m Har•
parhey was sold b) •uctioa lost week, said
Mat t//typed and t'esdessed was purobeed b) Was Dynes for 8.530. The
seem avers *sellas. property ounwts of mo aures of laud, us
which u • bowie, stable, orchard sad well.
Alma : Julio Dimmest, of Alma, oo the TARTS SCORES FOSTER.
Harm road, died vie Friday morning at the
liege of 77 years, and was bused to Serer -
day. 1)eoe•seu was • basket maker by
trade, but of late yeas had hese eo (trip I And He Drs
pled by rheumatism that be hied bees usable
to work. Paralyse was the ultlmet• mese
of death.
GItEY . It oust over $100 to tit out
end mover/ the Grey tamales to the House
of fiefsge,
Morn. 1 (Mo. Bielby has bees re-engaged
se Leather to (. osm•u. school fur 1896.
Grey : 8. Welsh has •gars leased the old
Tiodeil farm Crum Thew Mooned Bru.wls.
Home R•.11 •rrawed in order of merit.
Exeter : George Graham hos leered the
Wes Dame talar. --Wiliam 11.11, Lem 1101.1 Nur.h betel, •tad u busy ieuovtiaig
Walton, Nina Lee, Gros Lae at
M w (:raw lee's elms- Char los Bel
' Arthur Carne, Harry Koeesb.w, John ('a
Ili, Percy Tye,
Mr. Cameron s clues -Alexander Koos
shale, Walter Neftel, Lionel Parsons, Pau
Tura bu l 1.
Mw Kuteou • ole-t:eoffry Holt, Lynn
W-tahm a Thus ( Iota Eisele Wad.
spume YmatYs le Wee
1 Exeter : Geo. Brooks had • tumor takes
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from his person teas week, and te dorms
well.
K. Wewomb : Prisap•l W) an has been
re-eugaged as teacher 1st the public school
or nest year.
Loodeeboro ; Mrs. Mount -ma, sr , hos
mored taw the house she purchased from
Juhu 8hotrbrock lately.
1 11 iugbaum As we go to press the morn-
log
orn-tog w• levo that Wiliam, the eldest eon of
, Raohard Raukto, te dean.
W1lli•me.
Mum Persona clave --Ids Glover, Coo
sauce Holt, Ruby Sheppard and KUM
A .ILaw.,
Slow Wetber•ld a clan --Play Newton
Abu). IL chard., Marion Glover, Emil
Sheppard, Edna I;rahem.
Mrs Armstrong's clew -May Dowding
Armee Wtl,, EI•saheth Richard..
Miss Shea • class -Alice Wells, l;ert
rule Graben). )lona 11 etherald, Elms Tye
Franco. firm May.
Junior divinou, names of the scholars o0
the honor roll arranged sem-relies to merit,
requisite mark,, 267
\Pia■ Wt. clave --Jennie We11.. Clara
W. Leh,
Mew Burnt s cis.. -1 horn.. Sheptl*rd
Utes ll Wells w
cla-Hogia.1d Smyth.
Mia. 11. Neftel', plass-Harry Hunt,('lar
enc" Knyroos.
Mir Smith• clam -Kele Smith, Annie
1)owdmt
H.w,.rable meerioo, eenier division, re-
quasite mai k., 255- 8ledaur lack wood,
N) dr. Ru .on, Joseph I:errick, Charles
Ht•ek.toe, Kathleen I.a:kwood.
Juotor a,vtewn, trip 'elle marks, 242
- W shred W 141 ions, Frederick Sturdy,
Ernest Jordan, Ernest Keanbaw.
Itecwr's Wiz." for church atteudeoce-
Winnee Ball, Alice Weis, I.1. Globar. May
Dowding, Play Newton, Ales Kneeehaw,
Annie Richert,..
Y ieelurth : Miss McGregor, of this tow
has revived um appointment of teacher
the 'levistaeek public sobuola.
Grey : The trustees of 8 S. No. 1,bave re-
engaged W. H. Stewart fur next year at an
advance oo East veer.' salary.
Constance : Wm. Lindsay and Mies Mary
Staples were married oa 1.1 odued•y airw-
omen at the p&rsouege at Loadesboro.
Clinton : F. Hartley, at present attead-
int the Model, has been engaged to tame
at Taylor's Cordes at • eatery of $300
Brume -1y . Th. Holiesd, Mao , Observer
- say. (het Will, eon of R T. Htogstoo,towm,
.hot • deer that weigbed 810 pounds.
Clinton : W. J. Gallagher, formerly o
Lowe, is now publishing the Conrmerclsl
Journal and Maritime Report at 14.00lulu.
Exeter : C. H. Ingram, L. D. 8„ who has
beeo praotuug dentistry .t Exeter, for the
past number of years, has gone to S
George,
Mr. Dynes got • good hareem. He was of-
fered en idiomos of $275 shortly after the
sale was over.
4:edertob Tp.: Jobs Ellaou,',who resided
cm the Harrow farm, take ,bore road fur •
member of years, died lost week, from para
lyssa, at the dtte of 74 years 6 months. De
ceasedwas uoit•rned, • member of the
Church of Eortlasd, and a burbly respected
resideet. The remain were interred to the
Hayfield cemetery.
Holmesyille : Doe day last week as Mr.
and Mrs. J W. Yeo were driving near
home, the horse took fright and shied, up
setting the buggy to the ditch and effruwiu
the oocupaote vaoleotly to the ground. Mrs
Yeo revived • bad ,hel.iog up, bees
dragged tor acme distance under the bogey
but will he around coon .tram.
Se•forth A quiet wedding took place un
Tuesday morning, at St. Jame* oburcb, to
this town, when Mule Ague* McConnell
daughter of the late Patrick McConnell, o
Tutkenmttb, was united in uterr:age to
u, Jobs Enright, of Marquette, Michigan, sod
in formerlyr.4 McKillop Tile ceremony was
perloomed by Rev Father Kennedy.
Winghem : J -.ho D. 8141*, after an ,Phis,e
e xtending over • year or more, passed •way
oa Tues fay eyenmg last, in his forty-6ftn
year. The deceased was • maw of sterling
worth and was beloved by .I1 with whom he
Came In contact. He leaves • wife, two
SODS and one daughter to mourn the lose of
• loving husband and an indulgent father.
(lloton : John ('bolwell decided that be
would but .toy at the House of Refuge, and
accordingly be walked *way on Wednes-
day ; he this is mutrar% le by law, 11r.
f French Lod information eg.tnst him, before
the Ma)or, wbo, an order to make an ex-
ample *f but am, imposed the full penalty
of 820 and costa, or 20 dare ta jail with hard
labor. He took the latter alternative.
Clinton : Some time mire John Rumford
1. 1 Int about 20 head of choice poultry by the
s
BLUEVALE.
1 rR+uAt, Der. 3
Rob. Kieg has returned Irum hu vet to
()wen Sound
Mies Linda Tvudale, of Varna, was visit.
leg friends Irieod. 1n the village lost week -
Ile and Mn l'tiartw E.ws, of Alm••
were visiting fneoda in the villave last
week.
Mr. and Mr.. S. A. Maclean, of Luck -
sow, woes viettiog at Joho Mul'rackea's
last Sunday.
John 1)imsot had • wand bee last Fri -
doe, and in the eveclug he gave the young
fo.k a dance.
11'at ('la«bero and Jim I'attersoo returned
from M.nstoba last 8•turd•y night. They
look ee if Manitoba agreed with them.
The windstorm which passed over the
onaotry loot week blew the chimneys off the
Frothy torten church and the roof off Mr.
('orn.11'e OWE,
UUNOANNON.
Nancy_ --The meal agency in Dungannon
for Tun dau'iat is at the elle. of J. 0. Ward
J.P..°conveyancer, to., wbo will receive or
den for eatroript.ma, adrerl!eing sad Job
work. and is authorised to glye reoelpts tar
amounts paid for the sante
Tcysniy, Dec. 3.
Vtittyo*a -Mrs. William ilegley, former-
ly of l)uogaro°o, and now of Blyth, was on
• menthe tour last week to relatives and
friends here sad at other pointe.
TAKEN ITS Et1T -sloe, Our Iast,Nuyem-
ber, Laving mala several attempt to tarso•
duce Winter, has taken its brit. sed is Dow
below numbered with it predecessor* of old
Father Time.
Yuen,( CL1RrryMAN During last week
Rev. Simon Pentland was made happy by
by being presented with sa heir,and ta ooa-
1erineeos he is wearing many •miles, Ws,
along with hu host of tneo is, ceogstul*to
the rev. teitlemsa and me wife oa the joy-
ful sweet.
Mvwtctr•). Novae, -Messrs. A. 4tuert,
James Gibson, respeotively reeve sod depu
ty-rosy of West Wawasneh, and Messrs.
Giryim and Koskl)+, rawest/ally reeve sad
deftly of AsbSew, leave home 1hie week
for .ss zoo of oo0nty teamed to be held a
(,lint., to represent their different muesli
polities, and also te respect the House of
ata .
Seefontlso,-h oenseg.esoo of anew ba..
i0g made ser appearance afar the reoset
thaw we have good slettheng K
Phillips sr., who hes resided and carried on
business of blackemithieg for nearly tersely
years at Fordyce, East W•waaosh, r.oentJ,
renewed with he Dimly into l:oderieb to
wide theses. We along with their miss
M.sd., wish them good health and b.ppi
man in their teew Pasties.
Renovaaw --(hwing to the decease of
their dsatiter-in-law, the late Mrs Brow.,
Mr said Mrs. Curves have removed from
the village to the farm . Our popu-
lar eordwetner. Time little, It.., with he
family, removed from Crawford -et to as
other how es Hoethemwpt..-,t, which was
messily seamed by Mr. Westbrook sad
family, they bevies mewed Ism 'the d well -
h$ h eemm:Eiieo with riser balsas est•b-
t.
E►revm or tiros. - D.rieg the seven
,mem whets prevailed in MS .ed s1.,Temed-
dletrleb es Memmii* y might of not week, the
ref el A. M.D.maid'. enable, .ear RnWI,
wess Mews of • N•1`le; bel0Sgieg to Thames
Murphy, s4 Kingebred,e, was semplet.l
dtelishsd t see nide of the reef d a been
bsleng est be O. 8elll..e was blew* et, sad
several l.... in that dieteiet were ..atter-
d hither aid thither. As ere have net
herd of say d.mago remelting frees the
Seem M the village or .10.(ty, we pre
.mets It had apes. It. foo before It reached
ea The latter part el Inst week
was es
&optionally lair w.&* , sod dark./ whit*
M•• kris omits* ei fall pieerMsr was
I depredations of some wail soanial ; thinking
to capture the thief be et • trop, but be
wasi't • good trapper, ea he fowled to oap-
ure the minimal. S Dom also lost several
oe fowl the other night, and he got that
:pert sportsman end trapper Rill Femme
ort • trap, and next morning he was re-
arded by ending • good -cited raccoon in
the trop.
F:. W&wasoah : Early last $abb&th morn-
og the *pant of Elm& Ano, wife of Thomas
'duds, 9:h tot., E. W•waorrk, took its
ght. Deceased had been 111 for three
eats from typhoid fever and her case was
ore serious than meal from the fest that
heir only son, Albert, had • month'• sick-
ness of the same oaten, which resulted is
is death on Nov. 9th. Mrs. Woods was
ro in this ooaot,, sad was married to bor
no bereft partner 26 years ago. She wee
years of age sad held in high esteem byl
1 who knew her,
Exeter : What might have proven • very
moue accident oocarred the other seining.
lo•, daughter of T. B. Carling, with lamp
hand, wait to the pump for • cup of
o ar. Returning to the room she tripped
d f.11 over the dog lying on the floor,
breaking the lamp and igniting the oil The
axe caught the carpet and not tan Al a
ge bole had been hurmt through • mat
sod carpet was it exriu&uished. Mrs Col
• with great preemie,' of mind smothered
e flames which had already reache.l the
fling. Smear. to say the tittle ger I held
to the cup and did sot even spill the
water,
WESTERN DAIRYMEN'S ASSN.
Rhee by elle Secretary
The nineteenth annual oosysnt,00 ot the
Aesociettoo well be held at Wood.tock,Oor
on Jesuitry 7, 8 and a. Among those who
are booked to address the so0ventIoo are
the Hos. Joho Dryden, Minister of Agrioul
tan, Toronto, Theodore Louis, Wi•oons10
Joh. Gould, Ohio ; Prof. Robenso., Dom.
Diary Committeeman, Otaw* ; Prof. Dean,
0 A.C., Guelph, and a number of other
pe*otIcal men.
As Woodstock u the centre of the oldest
and most important dairy d:etrict in Gana
do, and has wood rail w.y oo0oereeme, •
large ateodsooe of repr•eenmtive destines
from ail parte of Western Ontario u expect
ed. The of8ot•1 program will be issued
shoat i ec 15
Comider•ble interest is shown in the
Daishow to oonneoti00 with the Provis-
os! Fit Show at Guelph on Dec. 10, 11 sad
12. A large Dumber of .peoi*l sad cash
prizes will be gives for dairy cows. O. the
Ne0in. of Dos. 10 • Point reesu.g of dairy,
sheep arid swine breeders will be held *t the
City Hell, Guelph, when addressee will be
delivered by the Hon John Dryden, Prof.
Rnheri•o. sad other
The eeoretsry of the Aeseoistio. sttefded
• meeting of ohean-factory repr.ssstetlres
at Embto to devise sous means if promos -
tag more oo-opgrsuns &meow faatartes. Af-
ar considerable du°msson several spies d.
Footing the interests of the factories rear,.
sented,the meeting adjourned to meat orals
sa L)eo 13.
Men 00 op*stioe is needed *snout ohms,
fmotori.s, and if 0be,., foolery representa-
tives is the various ,dations would .feet to
disease sad. if possible, adjust sone *t the
existing d1Mie01tles, each se the overl*ppieg
of milk routes and omitting bolo .soh other'e
tem a,ry for milk, &.d •ler, m prostate soars
on operators le the sillier of 0heaa.,the pay,
Ing for milk by wt and the remora! mteeire
meat of the baa.ee the fna*.factar/ng of
shams meld be tarried on mere eenmomteal-
Iv wed • bettor quality of geode pwod.o.d.
Qs.lsy is the emessel *leg le mwintale-
lsg ear pestles ie the world's ahem* trade,
.aid to improve epee and hasp •p the qual-
ity. Gs heartiest es -u55.01 is he weeded -m
limns : Mr. and Mrs, W'm. iueddea 1
and daughter have moved le the place they
bought from Adem Sant, where they tin- I t
tend to reside to future. fi
Grey : it m. Reid, bah con.,has leaned tau •
farm to Wm Lowe, and Cul remove with t
his family to Grey count), where he will go w
ist for earn 000tractlne.
Morrie : James Duncan was away to Scar
boro last week where he disposed of • 50 1
acre farm on the 4th *uncommon of that 1
township, belonging to member. of hie fans- 8
Ely. „
Goderich Tp.: Mr. Turnbull, who has en
beau teaching 1a S No 10, and giving t
satufection, leaves at the end of the
year, for the purposes of •tteoding the h
Normal. bo
Wroxeter : The news of the death, in n
Brooklyn. N 1'., ot Miss Mimeos :Undersea 4r
re.ohed her friends bere era Mooday even •1
tng. The 'smile have the eympatby of the
community. ea
Morns : Wm. Hopper,$rd line,hat bought
the old Bethel church. one mile mud • quar-
ter east of tielerave. He has pulled it clown
and intends moving 1t home to build a
dwtlltag house for tau so.,
Seaforth : Early Saturday evening, •
lamp 1n 1'evoe'e clothing more exploded,
and the fire brigade was sled out, but the
blase was esttovasbed without Weir assist-
ance sod before any damage was done -
Brussels : R... R. Peel tied the matri-
monial knot at Victoria Collate, Brussels,
on Wednesday, between D. C. Hamilton, of
Elam, &0.1 Mme Amanda J , daughter of
Abel Tindall, of Wallace, formerly of
Grey-.
Colborne : Henry Young has sold pert of
hie hum uo the Maitland to W. and E
Grigg 1t u the old Baer homestead, end
be dispose* of 80 Acres, with the house rod
other buildings. The price u said to be 82,
000 oeeh
Cistoa 1t is not everyone wbo ono
sit u his two bone, more eapeoi•Ily in
the metre of the tows, and eapture • mink,
but Onslow Crich did Leis last week, the
mime] finding its way into hie sellar by
way of him drain.
Clinton The Collegiate board of trustees
has engaged Miss Ethel Topping. of Wood
stock, to summed Miss McCutcheon Miss
Topping u ae Hever Graduate of Toronto
University, and a sow aktnt a course in
Woodstock Raciness College.
W •Itei : The members sad heeds of the
Methodist oheroh at the Bethel .ed Welles
pIwtottrtwte remembered their pastor, Rev.
W. M. Pomeroy, oo Thsak•nvimg Itay,sa4
presented him with about forty bushels of
oats and other •temptable gifts
Blyth : Mae, of the farmers armed
Blyth have bees beats ladies of sheep late.
by dogs Messrs. M. ready John
I
Brown, Wen *aodersoo, Robert Senderens,
LI. Lear and Robert Brown, the letter
loudest 10, are &most th. losers.
(ledenob Tp What u knewe as the
Rues farm, het let 18 onn 16. has bees
sold to t4. Cole for shout $2.500 It wan
bought nbjeot a • lease expiring met Oo-
teber. The term oostaas 80 aero., has
good dwell•tig bow amid Pur owtb.tidin.s.
Grey : 0. Wednesday *fterneee Thos.
Learns.., cos 14, • ere11-kmw, yeses
mesa, lied Mus Fiore Deme•soom were unit-
ed u mtmrrt&ge at the reneleaea of the bride'.
other. Rev 1), 8 McBee tied the star
nage kelt is the presence of • large oom
Nay•
Blyth : 0. Monday drams.s est teem.
teas, Wm. Odds, west under the pai.tel
operettas at M e rendes*, et banshees" .f
hie legs amputated, whish bas bei. • rr..t
tremble to him fer dmetan were 10 &tt4•mueems W e Tear
used the partes, steel the~.
operation wall.
Wisr4•.0 : While working et • sambas
maAins m i Ke Wnat'. plasmins m(H, es
Tsesdy, er i.et week, et Watt get the
.Pews of • I rets je.-k.t 11. wea weaning
e•mdt M the as•e41*s. Me erne was
hremeght k• ,•.tees wish the !styes sed the
Oath Md off fresh the wits b the
the part of the let theses -maker,
and everyone t,b MlI& the isdrtry.
Joie flawed,% se el Ramey a
Vas Norms., has asillahas sh.asf ermoere.
Teres[., •t.rd.Jtail el bent Were em
mama [ma day stere;.., .idle em she
way M bis week,
We has Metes se Mas • Wile, vier •.lekl.a
Tb.t Maie..ed Solite lelgkber rem
Myp.rrIlleai remiss& o1 lee
tar roll, mew■ Sp.
J. ISRAEL. TARTE in able to take
owe of bowel' 14 the f -.Plowing open letter
to Moe. Geo. E Foster, published in Th.
Colin -lemur is • fur sample :
The busman of the booster reyuiw no
talent. The first coward wbo stripe himself
of all soruple m• promos it with euoesm.
1t appears that you were •ppleaded when
you spoke thew words :
" Mr. Mercier hes been thrown from
power, but, strange thing, the immaculate
llr. Laurier, after the death of his friend,
has had oa either side of hue Mr 1'.rte and
Mr. Pamud, and at hu coat trill the I -angel
Sirs and others of the bead who fattened o0
Mercier s thefts.'
Thank God, I have taken from my neigh
bor neither lite wife nor any thing that was
biro, and when Mr. Laurier has me at his
side he knows that I have not to t lush fir
my act of my private life or public career. .
1 separated from the Cuowrv•tty• party
m 1891 - not before. You forget that date
purpooely, to serve your oelumaous ends.
Far from having beea a partisan of Mr.
Mercier, I was om of the 000.t•0t adver-
saries of hu policy. Whether 1 was wrong
or rivbt, this is the truth. Those who pro-
fited by the Mercier regime ere the Bean
bieas, the Pelletier., the Amy ots, your
favorites of today, your colleseuee of to
morrow, perhaps. It us calculated in polit-
ical circles here that, for hu pert, Mr. Pel-
letier bandied *t the least :50 000, from
1887 to 1891. H• was, e,en •t th• latter
date, tee poliuml associate, and most in-
tonate friend of the Mr. Pmc*ud, whose
name you .model re b strongly, the can-
didate of Mr. Mc. else in 1886 at lamas -
cassia, the candidate of Mr Mercier an
1887, at Toros Rivers against Sir H L. Ian -
given, nominated Iv Mr. Mercer in 1887 to
• seat 1. the Lerealative Council, the candi-
date of Mr. Mercier at Dorchester i0 1890,
bo abandoned him only when he saw hu
Government defeated.
He h.a been offered • portfolio 10 the
Calmat of which you are oue of the mem-
ber You have in truth good grana to
speak of the Mercier regmte,eben the whole
country knows that you are ready to em•
brace me of the leaden of that regime.
'.-ou lack acquaintance with the laws of
truth when you premat tee as one of those
who fattened oo what you c.lumuu,ualy call
the "thefts of Mercier For you know my
political enteode.ts,.. I k•.,.w yours
You know that even lo the v-ar 1891 I
was one of the directing ,pints of the (,on-
eervahye party to the provtaoe of Quebec,
sad I enioy.,d the sheolute, complete confi-
dence of the chiefs of 'het party to the Fed-
eral arena and te the `iaebec Legislature.
Dare you deny it
Who among your followers will give me
the lie'
What legitimate reason have you to de-
fame me ' I left your ranks in • public
trainer, at a time wham you were etroog end
powerful. I fight you to oueo shape. 1
owed you nothing, neither you nor my of
your collegues. I b&ve never asked and re
centred favors and patronage from Cooeerv•-
Live (abinea. The public amounts for fif
teen vers me open to you ; find ow name
t here.
In leaving the Tory party after the death
of Sir John Macdonald i obeyed the oah of
duty and the voice of my com0teuce. My
personal interests would have been to re-
main with you. 1 braved everythine- - la -
jury, oslumny, fioascral ruin to be faithful
Le my 0omvwrione
The Liberal Opposition,-deleated, offered
me nothing, except • prolonged strife
against • party armed with all the resources
of power.
While waiting till I o•n give myself the
ple•eure of alkiag again with you, believe
me, yours, J Ie RAFl TARTS.
CANADIAN CURRENCY.
C. W. Andersen for twenty years em
pinyed to Provost's tailor shop, Kingston, is
deed, at the age of 48.
Three little (Morel children, the eldest
four years old, were burned to death sear
(:Iadsto.e, while their mother was out
milking.
Freckle Joyce, the 7 -year old moo of
Patriok Joyoe, of •in oevi.I', sl.pp•d into •
well on the farm 0a Friday evening and was
fireweed
W. Colwell, Tate editor and proprietor of
The Pane Review, w negohatng for the
parttime of • plias with which to start up
• newspaper in Wlleceburg.
John W. Patterson was seetg.o.d to 30
soeterb* in Kingston Penitentiary by Police
Maoist/ea Noble for stealing $4,000 from
the Traders' Beak at :Irrathroy.
Sarnia Observer : It M reported that the
lfetaiashber Hotel well shortly oh&ngs
heads, Mr. Buckley didpn.tet of the prem
res to Mems. W (;. Dillon and ('hale
Anderson, of Totes[.
The family of Albert (oubille0, sear
Warden, were poisoned by ratan hologwa
manage made with diseased meet. (fo.
.11*1d an dead, sod tire others were saved
with got difficulty.
Dr. ()esti*, of St. Thomas, *twee that
Joseph Hwbetry,wbo hod his mask brakes
01 Payne', es i•..det night lest, is pro-
graming favorably, sad that hie recovery is
eery probable. Tb. .ffeam of the oamens
idea are all rose.
W. A Holten, email remedy • newspap
erm•i d (bstham, new timelier at T,11.r7.
WINS vim his stare trip from Holk&.d ohms
three seesthe aye pet ems of hr card. r •
battle, wrings • sere no Dm book of the
card o8 rest a reward M whose*, found it,
reeked the mettle ticket'', and drooped it
to the meddled the Attoot.e via... Tee
meday he remits • letter, wheat he hes
_ frets _ eameatam the
inns yet but whish ,yids.
eit
with tw
terag at • the boot still pk4.ly