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THE MACGILLIVRAY MISSION BAND
• hones• lit teeth s.. rosded 1s the
(*Ismer the It.lslr.w.
On Friday ev..tog Koo& church bad •
large audios/is, the moms being cite of the
popular eatsrtaiumeou of the Maogill.vny
Miasma Bad. As soon as all were ,sated
Rev. J. A. A.dereon opened the m..tion
with prayer, and on .•them by thee/icor led
b the evening's prodr.m. A sole bv- K.
t'.sopugre was so wooly given as to whet
the •pp•ttta of thoea pews' for what was
to follow. A Morse • y the hale oath ed
the bond was fo..ly rendered, thus Jos.
Thomp.en moo • sae to tech • style se to
foosive cords•' app oval Mn R. W.
lops next gave an organ sub. the (tarot
tsslrawt bewr slily handled by the
w ell -knows mimosas' TM Master In
Chancery followed with • well seiseted
reading, coach he reed so ably as to
attract the end ivMed missiles el the
toy Mtldree present. Mies Miosis
*itesM•s's solo wee ez•xed.o, h, well vocal-
ized and deserved y applauded. A dialog..
is whish some toasts -five little omen ap-
peared as the maths ie the year and the
n ames M the well/. was ready •rreamd,
• mdse prettily •n ed by Omobd•irea Each
child was'$re.-..t in • dullsotsve adr+pt�
mutative oriel e, .sod though the esiea
were as the rainbow, mph cars had Mos
Isles 1a engaging the., that they bermos-
ired p.rtectly Mrs F J Priam' n.xt
appeared and ewe- , ly wog o vat y pretty
song The two lit, le giil•, Lade McLea.
and Evelyn Claws, were .sen bearing •
silken homer, shirk the last named pre -
seated to Mw Polley. shier Mae Liaab hod
read • very otos adorsts. The banner was
promoted to the lady se president of tom
Mimeos Bead, awl it w111 occupy • promin-
ent Moe m the M moo H.11 wham to..tlags
are held. •.d be turned oaf at all pads
preemies,. Th. 6.g . • .ay paw of
work and the ludas vibe hod • heads its
manufacture are deeerviag of mash praise
fee the veto sad •kill displayed. A deet by
Mies Pearl Hiram ..4 lift .ter Sid Beadier
was musically remdsred. the youthful pair
hones very .west voices. A readies; by H.
1. Straws, It A., was • lentos to We pat,
present and with* pupil., of dispassionate
el.eatf... The ruche, sus followed by •
solo ••mg be Fit. Katcher is his usual wed -
Loom style. Then the "Quarrel of the
(lowers- began This little oono.it iatre-
daoed mine girls, tech repeeesutive of •
lower, sad as each bad had 6se words for
its own poSitiom Io tb. 8. -rel world, at .f
n ecessity had •o treat all opposing ow with
oestript. Tb. 110.1 ere were 6eely presest-
ed the varioss odors bleawli•4 asehermimsly
as the rose on It• I...h .n Juno A sots en
the March r,.. by W Col displayed hie
power of 0ttmsiand over the marmoset. A
recitation, • Septets one, by little Edam
Strsless, was perhaps the most •comptable
literary number of the .,ming, her Ss.tc\
hoist se.ieth.nr worthy of li.tenimg to.
while br rinestiou was exceedi.g fined.
Ab anthem by the choir followed. and
prsyr Sy the pastor slow another ootid
emit in ch. history of the premier mission
bead in Winders Ontario. The proceeds.
after peas* •II ripsaw is eesweottou with
the entertel.trwt. ter. $Mt 50. • ate little
sum to add to the beemmolest had of the
ohureb. Whoa the banner wen headed te
Miss Polley. the p.ew added • few words,
pasting the preoldest for the perseverance
and ability that had made Knox Charge
Mission Bead the boomer bawd el Western
Ontario,
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
Manse's MAGA*INs -Trac February mem
br of M.esoy's M.g.tise has reread se.
end we inset ss that the sew ed..( ter
public( maksued..(
.• a very srodit•\l• &bow-
ler. The orioles are es timely subjects
and well-written, sad the dep•rtmmets are
wNl edited and a, to date. Amts(pt the
department ooniribotore are Wooed Fr -
ret, J. W. Besgosgh, M M K Ip•triek,
Fredrick W. F.1 s and other, 'Mau -$1
per year The Massey Prom, 98'77. 9f1
Khrset. West., Tweet°.
gooses HAILING Davis'. papers on
travel so Destro! and Heath Amara. pub-
lished in Harper'. Weekly and Herpsr's
M.g xis•, *spread is book torm ?Armory
14th, oder the r metal Wee. " Three Otia-
gem M Vesssek sad Central America "
Mr. Davis W the prelim gift of milts;
jest what we that to brew, and N 1. pleas -
set se well as profitable is w ►M oyes
The brilliant de.eripUso of Career; rho
Patin of Swath Arteries," tiro capital of
Vesersis, will perhaps attain seer arse -
lies M this time %las say ether Ingle fes-
ter of she bosh.
• rtrikirg gaper is e•.tei6sbs to the
Matte H•rper,e Mrgesiv 117 Park Oriels*
title,ender the " The Nerves M • Wer.
Ti. writer spews that a brale bee
hew 6w fiesta M lres.keds would la m
pr reuseselly 's whish the admen reser we.14 wfryp. sr peva, e r-
�K the In-
dividual e•ptaine. Asiylideg Ilk* esnoabd
errs wend be impreible altar shoestring
ef iheba.tle• sod, le to arsine ef Mr. Bete
Issas, easier wagement M e mere ias-
perter farm tae sneer. while e$ehul
eammegemen
&pride Mutest eseredy epos
• perMeth s of mesta.Mm whim& would
plass 6be astir .s.wsl o1 the newelp is
Mee hsn•6 of *se secc who teethe not eely
.beer the ytuwL but Ike the bM«nm,
width W
y bees slaked ern
newti550y. Of .wove • Mode Writhe Item
'_go the wend wire
Ono es rib as hr IyrM
passu allb the grebe ef 1M % sh lath
JOUR OITAWA LETTER.
What MI Gloinson at the Capital
etre Molasses Calmat Jett Ow ladle -Mew the
■raiser et endways Allows res Con
aero..• le Vallee as the Cowl
et t.nedtan Ta.pyers.
OTTAWA, Feb. ''24.- -" The contrast
of nae prsauc.11y •bandosed the work, after
I
doing the molest port of u. '
Ti.hp•ragr•po we fled on page 131 of
the Wt annual rapers of the Mather of
Railways to whioh the espert0Nodt•4 en.
gator taco reports os the work of Gee.
Goodwin in oonoeotaou with his Souka4as
C.nai ouetract, mecum. 4, 5, es and 7. Re-
garding I:codwts'e oositintote ea seance 12,
the engineer reports as follows •' Rotas(
has her dose on this roues tease the fall
of 1893, when et was 'amassed by Good
woe." Oaly 5 per oent. of this work on
rection 12 was 0OsspM0d. Why • you ask.
Ask Hawn.
The est stated oast of the Soutanges Carl
is 1114,750,000 and of thin estissate 11,899,535
Iota pard up to the 301A of Jane last The
tout eouniated await of Goodwin's oen-
u.cts aggregated 11,077,000, tin sweat oa
which be Led rewtyed 1323,012. Thou is as
far o. as have yet teen permitted to look
IMO the relatioa. between Goodwin and the
tsoreras.ent is .rte atter. We will have
mer. Mir. la the musatuc s ComKactor
(ieodwts has been permuted by the Minis -
ler of R.Ilways to pr•otioally abandon kin
coatroom .tt., doing sod gorges paid for
ibe easiest pert ail the work, for Goudwu
►.owe where to bunt tor the cream to the
milk can 1 task 1 boor some of you tax
payers who pay the shot, or, as Foster
would my, " put up the stuff,' asking v It
u rees.ble to expect any other result
woes the matter is ose that the Minta of
(railway* bad to deal with. 1 Mas rot pert -
tog to the Curran Bridge fraud, Tay Canal
jut., Soo Canal scandal, and • more of .cher
deals that here oxen the result of admire
ta•tlon by the Hallways department.
1 hove taken up the Goodwin case today,
behoving that it rgaeg to develop another
political ec.od.L 1 tht.k beton the esseios
is over 1 will be.bM to show you that eves
the erpoeares in oeassottos With the Canna
Bridge owed.( has not prevented the Mime -
ter of R.1lways from permitting another to
develops to hie own dapertaira right ander
his jay eyes. it was is theme lettere the
dem between Foster and the Fredericton
Bridge Comp.ey was exposed : ales Coeti-
4an'a ..ssaatioo with the sesatracttes of
She Tributes Veleey Railway : aloe the awe, -
lag of an 1nenased subsidy of 8100,000 on
the quiet to the Canadian l'astfic Railway
by orders oouned while P.rli•memt was
awing. 1 hate all of these eros to answer
he, mid If as 1 suppose then is nom thfur
1Mimd Goodwin s relations with the (toy-
etr.eeet, 1 should expose • deal in erre
the with this motter. 1 will have my re
word is koowsg 1 have dose the oos.try
soother wroth.
In o•oo«:tioa with the job 1 may new
sey that at s to form the enbteot of •
psrlmsosmtery investigation. 1trsage, es it
that a1' the.. ,0•ad• a should develops
is s department Same call him
holy ngprt.' It appears that to insure
the fulfilment Godwin's oontracs Haggett
bolds same 875,000 security; but be the
sever Goforth the law in this ow, and now
the earner is ob.rg. reporta the work
pr ctu•lly •b•sdosed by Goodwin before
is is one third betokens, and after he has
dose the *meet part of the work. The
use* for the completion of Goodwin s cos
tracts h.. Ioag Moe expired. sad 55 the
work has practically been •Modosd, the
mosey held as s.cnnty should, if the Gov-
ernment were acting straights ih0 matter,
be 000f seated. The work will hove to be
plot at se tearoom" oast to the oo.atry
setiatod at at Isom • quarter of • million
dollen more. tor Goodwin, according to the
gevorusoent segioser, has deme the easiest
part of it Keep your eye es this
deal (work whet I tell you, .sod I
don't think you have reams to say 1 have
ever misled ytu),the Poolroom oral job or
by erhatavr name you may see fit to call it
as the fate develop. this deal M gore 10
oast the tax payers of Cards several
hundred thoss.sd dollars meta 8o moo
visaed M 1 that the country M rots" te
aafse through the relations between (Mod-
wh •lid the Minister of Railways tees I
lad • googlies ..ked is Parliament( es
Thursday w►td keybt tat the laterite
ties that eotwiehsls.dimg the strong report
of she O.vr.nwt serene •gust rob
as outrage the Departmme% M Janos have
tseesomea4.d the p•vmest of 8100,000 se
0eedwie fr extras is .es.•osio. with •
wo10r-tigbt embeskmmet. Now I w
to step right hen without ritMMi.g this de-
eMigs. Yoe will boor mere dirroly. I
steely Mr the preset wish tbot the th..ld
bear this pvtieskr feature d the 55w is
stied and auk derkesoeate whom we w
Goe451., the Oo.rssoo.t a reser sod
Heger giving riders before the Pehlke
Asserts eemmit .. here in the sews et •
week r ss.
Yoe oast deny the fast, however, %bot
Wes •sums(• l55 .bows • very arm disposi-
tion to bosh lightly apes petition ssomd•le•
yye55a
ere alone as the Cortes Meier 4ed ;
FroderiMew Bridge job ; eta hors bees
lila seer of les therm M ever low Wl-
hos dollars is the newel atheist you now
hove to as eiswsot of inures, is dose.
It's wly iffetyw belwg tow wssdals bens
in tide way Mtn pea peer be Mhink of whet
Ms'r.Uy mesas. •few bemired Hoso
smd
silage .qu•mderd et stolen hoe sad liths
stay meths* 10 litho bees is the
slay bogie reseed • Spee slat hoe=
d the isle er es does SI,000.1100,
DrussoL : The arse( mimosa y gene*
Ise
e ns► -
Ise was taken Is the MethadiM 8abe th
rhea le this plea Mme Sabbath •flosses
W ems, $14 w44bawJ.
Ong i Mara Morris a M.i.meeKM,pre-
of ala Inner abeam hove
esstW make sheens the
tieff
per prod as agerel Ole r lita
THE WEISMILLLR CONSPIRACY.
Lemke Advertimsr : It will he resoesobor-
ed that woes Mr. Nevem••, the Comma -
live P.P.A. esadld•te for West Hares, in
the most bye -Moues. wes etheensd or of
the mos Csn..rvative newspapers repeated
that be bad bees roasts' is the mower of
the liberal p.r1y, and had bees got est of
the way by them. Tia Uopsal.e■ Sweat.
bas eerie into poseenm- of telegrams which
show that there was • Cemeteries s.s-
glrsoy to get the third sono oat M the field
shoe is es ore the votes of Mr. Nevesoan's
supporters. Toe following telegram was
seat to the party is Toronto who are sup
posed to macro' Newm•s'e arise :
" Chair, Jan. 4, 1890.
"We ban Weissullee maid. if Aewso.s
remiss to the timid, Cameros will be Meet
ed. Withdraw Nether.
t "lligs.d►
"CANTSLes, Touu and Feu1wRN.
The rower owe from Toronto oo the
mune dote, Jan. 4
" 1f you have Wassailer pidr d •44iest
remedial legtelatioa, what you ask can be
dose."
Mews. Contelon, Todd and Freeborn,
m atioo.d above, were pronataent .pport-
ere of Mr Weumdler, who before e1otioa
secretly pledged himself to oppose remedial
legtektion, and thus obtained the votes of
Mr. Newnan's supporters. And yet he was
defeated by 190 votes. But if 11 had been
amorally known before election day that
the high tar o.did.te bad adopted that
coarse, the majority tor M. C. Cameron
would have beim doubled. West Huron
electors like a straightforward campaign.
me•. T. wears Res.,.
Uttar ot Tug dion•t_
Deas Si*. - The Star would sot publish
Petr Ryan's letter as it contained 1.-
51u01. nenoeruier me whin are sttwbsri-
table and rums. Tog SIGNAL had t0 do
this work, " s the palette interest." " The
K.y Father West, the Catholic priest of
Uodsrtob," says Mr. Ryan, " refers to me
as the • sotorlous Peter Ryan, is rather an
ill-natured and ill-mannered Nakao. The
reader will look to vain u the 108owisg
letter, signed by Kle--tor, for the words
that isdrcats that Mr. Ryan was referred
to by anyuee " in rather an if -sutured sad
ill-maoa.red fashion :
THE TWO-FACED GAMS.
How IT Wait WUR►SD AM044.1 SDYAN 4•ATO-
01.1.' SIJ:aTOR..
liditor The -kr.
1 voted for Mr. W esmillr Mows he
seemed honest in the declaration of hie
views and desirous to deal justly with a11,
irrespective of creed or netionsitty ; where -
se, his opponent, Mr. Cameros, had • bre-
fso*d policy look:ag;im opposite dir.ottoas-
ome for emtbolic and one tor extrema Pro -
mamas. Mr. Casossoo had two moo from
Torooto, Mr. Anglin and the notorious
Pena Ryan, workia4 for ham day and eight
assess the Cetbolina, amid endeavoring to
chow the Catholics that oto oonfideooe should
be plated in the Domani' Goveremost
that it would never paw remedial legator&
for the Catholic@ of Manitoba, and that
Carbolic@ wen oortaan to get remodel legi•-
tioe from the Reform party, it is power, for
Mr. Leaner had lately declared that he
would give NI an, tabs separate schools similar
to than eaj•.yed by the Protestant misority
is the Province of Quebec. This was rho
* try that Mr. Anglin told me i• soy o5s
how in regard to esparto .abode. Find.
i g Mr. Ao.lia'o manner so *roger •d
his eistemeou so maob at veneer with the
truth, I was obliged to crier him eat of r
boson From Saturday's Globe we know
what Mr. Newman was doing in other parts
of the riding. Such • &wailful policy to
ret ohee should be masted by every fair
minded and honest mita. As ^roa.
Mr. Kyan.s letter to TNS SIGNAL Min the
form of • little mow or lecture, Ho tells
nee how lam to 000duet myself is soy Iwo&
especially when perms "ot hath •oesm-
pdtas sad refined mousses visit mot
from Torooto,of marse, and, praesedisr he
moralises to some extent ea bow I may ria
against charity. He io6ate himself with
the idea, that unlike the ordis•ry oaths of
Godtrt.1 to when be refers, be M et least
ono of those •oo.stoso*d to the assesisies of
lite and geutleme.ly bearing." But his
rade, isopruse.t, lecturing letter bas saw
at least deservedly earned tr him the ap-
parently coveted prefix " notorious."
While hue•tog tor votes through ANNUM
daring the election it is said, that es eerier
Sooamoas when he met • porus who ri-
pened him in politics his 1•slsys was se
rwveltisg that no respectable trees arid
repeat it We must charitably suppose
ho kept the ".ocostorned •ntositise of 811.
sad e hero " He has Messy
of subjects arta hen for himself to soman(
ina epos, .ad he esuld tarso the very peso -
Uri resole, ie. to bridle his unruly tesgs►
Will Mr. Ryan, as ohne-holder ender the
Provtnoi.l (:overmany., and • roarer of
molly from the pooheb el Cesmrvetivem as
well as Rder.nerw, tell' the ppuNblic what
jnello•tion be had to realer God.eisb and
diarist the erotica Iseult easy of Moto
from whom he receives kis bread emir
►arts •
Daring the .Mesioa no perces is Gedrith
se my where, has 1155[4 tee say that M. C.
Crislros was • neosobsr et the P.P. A. I
bar said that Mr. Cameros and Mr. Now-
tsea's platform ea.the sep•r• a .Mrelets
me 55 •-
tiwthe sera Tr soy proof i bar
The Glebe of SM.4 iy, Jos 11th. is ass
tease Mr. Newer Mare Mist Mr Caress
is bis ewe handwrilleg. pledged hMseM 10
s
adopt the same planers. I have nes hosed
time Mr ((homes ortrained the (lath
r Mr. Newson.'. elreule.L
Years truly, T. W 8i.
Zara : Jess H. 'dw'l, et Mho t4611
ees-e-sh-, red Mrs. Wearer, el this
aired lasts fe body .Mrssosay
they : Mine ltmtlies M.Qmerris is ttYt-
rfl bar briber. who M siMmeeh. theiCel.
hgh10 LetiS.10 l. OBs6s,es her vett(• le
Deeroitvw1ms rho w01 rsewne• \h
55 Mmea4ra/hh.
Knish : Rea. IL H. 11.r.d W
him rewire Is the 14th eseenneime
sled last Bored• M tapped 14 pease*
FT re be ler edger tied mesh thee Orem
sled MIMS mie hma ei thle geeme.
THEY CHEWED THE CUD.
Dovinem Have Thelr Meet.
The Asan( meeting .r the Aaaarlalsee es
the may eluates- *. t•terestty rue -
setae
areae •geesea ler the
taenias Mayen
TRIC Winter meeting of the Goderich
bovine Aseoouttou was held c the Hay-
market
aymarket • few days ago. Notwitbetaodtag
the Antic weather that prevailed the at,-
Madame
PMadame was large; five or Mix tan of bay
sed straw on the market added to the at-
tr•otoes, sod the owners of these precious
articles of farm produce had • lively time
with whip to band, and with sweet cooed
Moss, trotting around their rigs, kern
away some of the daring sad -reckless mese
hers of the Amsool•tlon, who west wild with
Joy at seeing so much fodder, and bad not
Mr. Ban. the president, put u an sail• •p -
pearlier. it looked *emus for the farmers,
as the battery bovioe. aero shout to mike
• rail and clean out the whole market.
Fortunately the wear head of the Aseocia.
pew nipped the desperate plot in the bud,
and eared the Boviottes from having an-
other diagram added to the Wag lot now es
record against them.
Mime Jersey, the geutle secretary, red
over the roll call, while way of the
older members failed to bawl • response.
too enquiry being made it was hinted that
grate • Dumber had during the past
two mouths changed owoershipe and sev-
eral had been pulrerird by owning in mea -
tor with the istenor workings of the sw-
age e.achise, Thu amounts for the high -
made article ot ..ue.gte the Goderlcbites
have enjoyed this 11'tntrr.
Old Mr. Shortto►1 was on deck
amid leaked .pry. Although hu tail
i. minus • foot or so, the old fellow can
still obi snow flies with the best of them.
ON Ooeborn was also ore.eot,he having got
• Chnstmas box land probably more, new
and then) in the shape of • tin horn. This
dds moth to the old chap's •ppearante.
A.;the born is loaded with led,it is request-
ed that garden owner and others wilt give
him • wide berth daring the coming ..cos,
e a with this formidable born very few old
reel:would carve to tackle him. The New
0, toBged out to bloomers, will also
have to keep her oyes wide open for the bo-
vine with the tin horn.
As Goderiob u on the boom the Bovine
association will also b(l)oom end blossom the
coming ee•eoe. W• understood the new
mayor and mooned ere • lot of perfect
gs.tlemen and the utmost good will amid
friendly feeling, we trait, will prevail, sad
et -en if the town M taxed for • few barrels
of nails and • wagon load of gate Moes. .ad
a tow thousand feet of fencing to make re-
pairs. all UM cute no figure as compared
with the exalting tirose dunng the garden
mare wises the Bonne Amocuuon has the
freedom of the town. For nerve and obook
the Godriob Bovine snaocutioo will take
the cake Even the Citueo • committee will
hack this • eociation.
The president, Mr. Boll read his assail
ressage, in regular Grover Cleveland style,
and when he finished las war like document
" Bally for von," was bellowed forth from
the a..embld bovines. Owing to deep
meow only two members of the S.Itford as-
ettoi•uoo were promo and trey looked weedy
and weary on •Docent of their being so hay
market at Skbtown.
Dario" the meeting several experiments
were made with the new photography by
the abode ray.. A sensitized plate was
meelosed in • tight fitting ow pl•oeddireo t-
ly Nader the Crook • tube ((kook • not sure-
ly) at • disar.. of about two test from old
8herlai1. soot. The rays in order to effect
the plate had to p.rsetrato • hickory
the handle three sod • halt ioohes
thick. The experiment was • big s000eme.
Old Short Tail's brain was seen and
Tom Kdi.o., the electrical wizard's
.show was sot is it this time. W hes
the ray was finished some of the following
beautiful thoughts were visible to the naked
e ye os paper : "Hay, Straw, Bran -Mash,
lame Now), only some bran water and fine
eat p0Nse shavings about ea good as the tarts
frith gum that some of the ()oderioh girls
chow to pane time, when not skating."
Several ether impressions were visible. A
New Woman wee seas author around with
as old broom "shooing" • homey of • laws
when the gram was green : • small boy
could be sees hanging on to • young 4entk-
. cal. MU, bovine lots of fun, cad • big
unless dog (who M hid in the hey, left erten
the fat assessor call.) was bow -wowing .t
Idiom Heifer's maiden auntie, old Lira
Cherry, who supplies milk in •ba.d•a.o to
the poor overworked cius... of °oderio\ at
Eve oasts • qcart. Old Mr. Short Tail
is somewhat dyspeptic or he must have
. wallowed some empty tin trait cams or W
• hors or two 1pie mash of home made seer
mash. Owisr to the sae hiding bared •
lend M hay es sone rays meld he taken
that day. Sone of the sorbets wets very
serous to have the expertness% triad es the
rise& Probably the earesties will be
earthed eat. That the (Maoris/ Bevies As-
soI•sies ie ape to dote end bmie s every
limo width nobody can deny. Hip, hip,
h.a'v.h 1 and es 'remedial order' Me any
efface es the pr r... they make seek gar-
den assess en 1ees • fork handle, • soothing
rake, she sew woman of • dna The
me0tsg acid until the het lead
of straw bad been sold es lith sad
carted away.
The istarestlo4 earths broke up meet
of the membra iodise batter by beteg on
is the flee Wady Ilo4erhe air 8eve.0a of
the d4 bide hound bis W • M
hooker " War ssaetl.g hewn few the
Mathews dei1g.55 ever or home we san-
er may, set they gmee..11y meow be
waddle ever the bridge O.L. As coon as
the weather gees warmer N 14 Mated the se.
somatise p_rpeae Mere as .p 10 date
hywlfl dew at the show grome4a Dere
Msled pet 5J 501 some plass a the bis
sg if the rlailm. M'e "kW we
know the resdNime WO 1. cards aria ea
505, • el ..ver•1 were dutnbee d et the OVER THE HURON TRACT
My market meeting (;ompl►meat ry cards •
.11* b..s.1 Io t11. 1005 aounoil.coon tyamain i
pound keepers, Orphans Home, Tipperary
Club and other noted testltuttoos. A jolly
time may be looked for. Farmers and asti•
gess havon4 a eerplea of fodder will phase
was he backward is oomleg forward with
provesder. • few toes of turnips sad cab-
bage will be quite •coeptable to decorate
the refr..ho►ent tables, and will be yery
sacovable at the presser time, when the
gape •toes and flower beds are yotd of
emerald green, sod the femur "Boll" frog
lies sleeping the wintry boars away, wants(
the balmy bream of the merry mouth of
May, reed(. tiles, to sing his plaintive lay,
cowte again seas ether day. Bur INus.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
New Prins, New Cerrose •t Robin.os,..
Lest has aid. -booked progressive euchre
parties •r,d dancing.
The snow storm last 'Thursday caused the
cancellation of the 11.30 train.
Revival services .r. still being held in
the North tit. Methodist ohnroh.
Greet bargains in crockery before remov
tag to McLean', block, .t Geo Prix... 58
The building east of the Bank of Mont
reals bang hotted up as a billiard room.
Mr. Marsden, of Ingersoll, iM about pur-
obasing the 5 ommercul hotel, Brantford.
Holy Communion at St. Gorges .t the
close of the morning gretne next Sunday.
Big stock of Lace Carton's at Kobio.00,..
The `altford bnokm.king firm u deliver
Mg 70,000 bricks for the new Albion Hotel.
akin meeting of t.odench conned No.
157, Canadian Order of (boom Friends, this
evening.
The post otbo., • splendid place to get a
warm the past weeks, was well utilized for
the purpose.
l'acl. Tom Cabin, the Mission Band sod
the skating rink was the bill of fare Zest
Friday evening.
The t:odortah Organ t•ctory was closed
part of this week, the annual stook taking
being to progress,
It as said that the proposed hotel to re
plata the old Album will be to ruoniag or
dr by the Queen's birthdat.
Bros. T. Warner and T. Burrows, of the
C.U.F., vest. in Clinton last week attend •
tag the tuners! of Bro. Wm. Mair.
Harry Beed bas started business at the
old foundry, .mdse he u an experi.so.d
moulder be .bould work up • big trade.
Mrs. Frank Moors, of Wheatland,
left tor bet Buret home on Tuesday after
• plaswot vet to relatives and
Tb. toe men, butchers and fishermen are
now busily pr.pvieg for the reception of
their Summer .took of mewled waver.
Geo. Price, bang about to move to • new
.tor., will, for thirty days, mil crockery at
moving prose. Butter and eggs as oath. 58
Rey. H. Irvine is this week Lading the
North street Methodist cburoh revival
meetings, Rev. ♦oseph I'dge beteg on the
sick list.
We have been anxiously waiting the past
two weeks for the big egg ('an It be that our
feathered friends are laying their treasures
under the hay.
Saturday evening Gentlemen,, hem stitch
silk Moderobielm, 50c. for 25c.
This ,sow fall in this portion of the pro-
visos, has been larger thus far for the month
of February, than tor the same month tor
many years past
On Monday afternoon • sleigh In.d of
memb.ro of Knox church 1. 1'. ' 4
drove '4c. Helens, whore • very vu1..y ebbe
evening was spent .t the hon. of H.rry
Look hoar t
Hurrah ' for th. Common Seo.. Kw) ales.
Two of theme, (lady and geoid will be ea
e xhibition at Tnomeon s Music i)'p.e,
Saturday the 29th- Be sure to sea Weill
and Ian your order. 58
ler. Shannon, Mayor of Godriob, (1r.
Niohol.on and Jlessrs. Campton and Alum
of that town, ,otrvtewed Mr. Oaunet to-
mtit to urge an .ppropratiou few isepr.y
iso the harbor of that place -011054 Cor.
(ias110 service will be betd 10 the (enters
room of Knox church on Thur.Jay, Friday,
cad Saturday of thin week .t 2 r. at. Os
Sabbath at the same hour • communion
srvtoe will be held in the body of the
.beach for the Gaelic people, and others who
may wish to ahead. These services wall he
0ooduot.d by Re.. John Aod.rsoo. of Tiv•
err.
Saturday evening 50o. 14sra.1. for 390. at
Robeson,.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sapper will
he d1ueased at the moraine servase is Knox
Chur°b siert Lord's day. The preparatory
series will be held en ifriday evening as
7:50, whoa Re. ,John Anderson, of Tivr•
tom, will prima. New 'imamate will be
waved into full membership with thee
March. •std oommunion cards distributed
to 1.60.41 g oommuotoanta The osUeeti.s
es Sabbath will he on behalf of the poor
feed et the con/rogation.
Zurich : M ass Limo Hew same IMMO from
Smith Bend, Indium, es Tuesday last, to
w end tho funeral of her °oasis, Hoary
Hems She was fast in time to me bon for
the last time.
855terth : Mardi) M.(..od,so. of Kesseth
helms, formerly of this town, 14 visitor
reinter here Iurdo .ow the responsible
pram is • railway office is Manintee,
11 kbiess.
8mat.rth At the juvenile .assert, in aid
of Kt. Peel's shereh, ((totes, ea Tuesday
evusis4, Name Dbokson, ds.ghier et 8.
of this bows, meted as gases so
the " lasso el the fairies- "
Staferth : Mtso Maria A. Keaesrd,d.urb-
tsr of Themes J. Laniard, .f Brucebsl4,
sad sleet of Mrs. Jamas Weir,of this tows.
Med es Tuesday, after a YMage of some
-110, from otssusopi..m. Degassed was
is rim and 9 menthe sit
Metes Arthur Crash bee reeled W
.plme5id Iona as You Hua read, Tucker
osell1, 10 t7es. White, .f Tremont*, who
M1 M awe Mr. Ora hos
mewed • geed Mess, and Mr. W4h a
w ad fora Mr. Ossa reeerre Mees 40
sea 1st W eve ma
The
Grist from the 1.00.1 B1111,
• Weedily ted W Mata Metre gator
up M nose svesyb.dl - riot to
roast t'11ped mad (•e.dessed
/Ma livers Mets.■.
RUMSELS (►n Friday evening,
t1t, test, Jas. )lanae((, of the Tremont
Hou..,rted Toronto
thea •and
, d forwemeddtrip of Brussels,
I oslobryer g.
8entortb - Fred U.vue hoe purobaeed the
Mock of W. K C'uuttr,
Brussels . The last horse fur was • MO -
Mule, 2S horses oh.a4ln4 hands.
t.ltotoo On Sunday eveotvg last two
possem were baptised at the Baptist Choroh.
Brussels The stook of A ItoGowea &
Co. has hoes sold to Mr. Devin, of Wat-
ford.
Sentorth J. 1, Smith hies purchased the
drt goods stock of J. F. Clark of the Gol-
den 1405.
Blyth lire it od.rick Anderson, mother
of 1. •ederma, Hullett, died •t the .d-
vanoed age of 141 years.
Clinton : ir. Robert Agnew has moved
Into the house formerly uoeupied by the
late Reeve MclI srohie
Ethel : Thos. Memnon has awarded the
0outr•ct tor his new oriuk resadeaoe to R.
G. Wilson, of Brussels.
Clinton • W Wheately has contracted
for between tin hundred and one thousand
cords of wood in ('olborot
Wisgba : The total number on roll of
Public .cbool is 455 and the •versge 366.
There are eight departments.
Grey J. J Coates and family will remove
tat Shoshone„ ldledo, where Mr ('caw has
• situation on • large sheep ranch.
Brussels K. McAlpine, who I. -It here last
week, has engaged to ;ravel for • Torooto
firm. His territory will be Manitoba-
Hullett : H. W. Allan met with • very
painful somata, while loins across the
bars floor he dipped through • bole, dislo-
cating.n ankle
I tuoganoon Rev. Mr. Penland. of Dun-
gannon. wbo hoe not been in active work
for some toms has taken charge of • manatee
on Chatham dutnet.
Morro : Charles Davis died at the res-
idenos of his son John, 4ch line, on Tuesday
afternoon of last week, .fur • brief illness,
having attained the potrt.vrchel age of 92
years h months and 2 weeks
Krossele Sneak -thieving es becoming al-
toge•ber too oommoo an Brussels. Coal,
wood, hay, oats, etc., appear to be on the
bill of fare. Suspicion rests upoo • tow in-
dividuals, who may be asked to explain
things, if nothing more.
Baster : A. Q. Nobler received word os
Saturday lair that hi. sister, Mrs Desalt"
McKellr, of Chat/sem, ww lying at the
post of Death. He tool the train the
same evening but on Sunday evening she
died after an illness of • little more than a
week.
Seaforth While Michael Keating, of
this town was helping to get oat some
' guars timber, in Mr H.miltou'. bush,
Hibbert, be had the misfortune to stake
has toot with the ox., m.k.og • gash across
the instep whioh took four stitches to draw
It together.
MoKillop Andrew Crozier, brother of
John Crozier, of SIOKillop. died at the reel -
dome of his uocle, Wm Rai, in Forgo,Dak-
ou, oa Wednesday of last week He was
•bout 40 tears of age. He has resided is
lakou for about 15 years, and formerly re-
sided to McKillop.
Morro . TM redden.. of Richard Sand-
e rson, Hallett, was the some of • joyous
gathering on Weds•d.y, 12th int., when
about 130 guess assembled to withers the
m.rria4e ceremony of the host's fair
daughter, Mss Lime. to Albert Howlett,
• well -knows voa0g man (t .the 7th line,
Morris.
Clinton Th. family of John Tedford suf-
fered • sad •tti aim and her..vemout on
Friday last by the death of W.II e, tlf..1d-
oat son, aged 23 years Damped was a
learsody young man who a few years ago
(..raid the dry rood. busmen at the Pal-
adin. He suh*..tu.ntly wont to ehto•p,and
for a time filled • r..ponetble position in the
establishment ot Marshall Field k Co.
8eafortb The moat (needs of itobrt
Oarmioh•eI, of this town, w111' regret se
Moro that on Monday night he was strikes
with pulpits, and is now to • very weak
Masa, Daring the night Mr ('•rrsislesel
had get up, and while w•lksg woes the
room was seized by • prelyeie stroll.,
which weed him to felt, and in drag so he
fell with his side on • chair, fracturing ase
sd his ribs. Since the attack he has retort
bees able to walk, and, at he advanced age,
hsps for • matelot* recovery ie very slight.
Lesdeebero Nelson Pingl.,of this village
es Monday morning, is memo Mtwara the
hours and stable. dropped down and ex
pissed, cans.. hart failure He had cot
bees well for about three weeks, but omen -
ed to be im•wovisg. He was at the Meth.
dist oborob ea the 014P/fill/ before, to hear
the funeral seresee of lire. ('ot k.rti.., 1114
soother,. low. Re as • hearty breakfast
• short time before hie death. He was •
member of Court ['ride of the Went No Al,
C.0 F. The fungal took plm.. on Wedsr-
dev, esti was oe•rleo.ed by the Formers ers et
Lerlsshsre and Rlyth.
8rumels After • %ryisr .ed •t times •
very gainful dines., all of which was Mese
with Christian Melted* aid nstas•ties,the
spirit of Mrs. J. M. O'(.mser cook its flight
es le terd•y sight. Her maiden rise was
Sarah Jahr Little her home berg is los-
des, Ost. i. 11119 d. -d tree united is
marriage to her sew bereft porter, sad •
torso part of her life was sort is Mitebdl,
mower 10 Bauemo14 10 or 11 years ago. sora
O'Oesm.r'..bath was t11. remelt of • tamer
Nem width she hod sul rod fee Me per
flys sousahe Inst (•11 she wont 10 Lavish
he ed*rro u .pmoties. Mt the phy1iss
theght she wee sot side 10 scud K Is
oddities te ter hsmb•-d, three o8Yime ear-