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TRT SIGNAL : QODHRIOH. ONT., THi7 RRi)&Y. MARCH 12 !Ali
The qui,
m rivmaege
IYARY THURSDAY MORNING
MI A. McYelWlTt»T,
♦ase of Moieties- a ••A 10, North Meet,
GodsricL. Detorte.
Term• or n.b.eetpatem .
aaost h, i• advance
mouths.
Its• rear.
Loeb N Teer Lobel.
You label is. eiasA.rur of rhe dote
1) wblch you are paid un. `*r• mei It is stet
•Mowed to fall Into ore,
When • amnio. of address Is desired, both
ism old and IA. sew elders sbonld believes.
aeversld.e nae..
[Opal end other o.ao.l ad ver• stamper, lea.
per Ilt.e IlW 0nu inner .0•, and 3 late per imp
ser /mop ..i•...nno•ns insertion. Metered by
• estivall scala
Basiumis all Ilse. sad tinder. QSper
year.
Ad,ernteem.nts of Lent. Penn& Strayed
Situations Vacant, Rttastlop. Wooled es*
O edema ('hones Wanted sot exceeding t
Dees nonwrt..1. 11 per month.
Rouen on 'sale and Pares oo Sale. sot to
exceed s I •.• • 11 nor gra month. Seer, per sub
e minent month. IA,w.'r ad. .•. In proportion.
hay .pedal moire, the nitre, of which V to
0r0aoote the lo' nnI.ry hso•dlt of any isdi-
vldual or romper!. to he considered an ad
vertlsiwn.•nt and cornet or^ -•.,i ' Jr,
Load .ef Mw . s .vnparrll type Das cent per
word, no not iree lens than 1'+e.
iced online' a er.lin.ry reading type two
mats per nerd. No nodi.-. for lees t� 300
Mollies" fee churches and other religious sad
Dmevole61 lostItollona to if rote,
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86
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Abent '•Tae .[g.•1" SNll cry.
•aberrllw who fall to re .ler Tett 9a$AL
rorularly by mall. w 11 n r a favor by ate
gauntlets us of the fact .t •. nasty as dates.
p.oeIbie.
II$.ried mannserlpts naanot he smarmed,
Oerre.ponn.nee must M written mom side
of paper only.
(re Weiner• Tstee,
J. C. 1.e Tris!. of Oo..rl.l,, has bee. •p
,tointed Ism! Tomcatting A.e.ut for the town
•hep of Godrrich. Oulhnr..e. Ashaeld sad Ws
w abash.
Local postmaster. over the district are sled
• opwered to receive sntw•rlprtone to Ta.
AL aommunlmttons m..et he addressed to
1) Ito011,1,1('( DDT.
Tee Tre/beme CURIA. Redieeleb. Oat
11011 1t1U. MAL K MIL
THEY ARE "OUT FOR THE STUFF."
IT is openly announced that the Gov,
ernment will end. avor to carry the
Coercion Hill by purchasing every
Tory member whew they can influ-
ence, with • plate in the public eery
toe. This is the way in which CAMS
Kneen succeeded in getting the major-
ity in favor of the "Union" between
Inland anti.Rngland in 1801, and it
appmr. the Tories have not forgotten
the efficacy of the method in the years
i hat have intervened.
Fortunately, the world has moved
*Ince the days of CASTL/RSAUII, and
the public press has a strot.ger voice
than it had when he formal his meas-
ure through the !sob Partiamel,t. To.
.day the names of the men • who are
willing to tell out are known, and it. is
Tilt. possible that some of these who
have been bought with a price
will think well before they carry out
the thieving compact lnto which they
have entered. The Orange Sentinel
'•peaking of this matter, rays
" By • recent decking of the Supreme
(!sun • pull c preant who was found
guilty of taking • brihs wee ordered to yield
up the mon•v rp.eived. In 1 k. manner if •
member of ParI,am.nr se...p•s an .-ffio for
.Upportiny ,hie onere.nn M.I. the supreme
oourt of public opinion and the united ao-
um of the elpeeors I e misr.pr.oeoted should
he used to snake such masher yield up
what he receives for betnyinw his oorertu
eeoy;.
This matter of par!ismentsrians get
t inti themeelvee *pp inted to office on
the ground that they have been thick
and thin eupport•'rs of * Government
is a disgrace to all who take pert. The
people elect. .nen to Parliament to re-
present thorn, and not for each mem-
ber to u.e the position as a means
toward feathering his own nest, When
the memlr'rr come before tib• elect-
or they never tell the public that trey
intend to use the position merely as g
stepping stone to donee permanent of-
fice, hut, on the contrary, endesvur to
show that they are wholly .and solely
actuated by their anxiety to serve the
public if they Kaye their true rea-
sons not one of the place.huntpre
would ever sit in any legislative body.
The average member of Parliament
- - Dominion or Local - is well paid
for his servicer. Of course there are
.wen it every legislative holy whom
abilities are such that they make a
sacrifice by *real ling a meat et the in
derenity offered, but this class is
in the minority. anda offoeonter
u rarely a member/it. .h
11 it conies trttjnown and the
evidences are Ir ni.,g to point that
way that the average pmrlismentar
ion i• " not for the stuff", it will d.
tract greatly front the honor which
has h.retofntr attached to the position
of candidate. in every oonStiteency,and
the men who, in the past, have mule
the eserine will not feel like devot-
ing as mach time and attention to the
week, o they did oboe the independ-
ent* of Parliament wee a recognised
peineiple i■ Q es.liae petition
It le \feral *rem 1*. Ontario R4.sNlss
Dgcrtmans ter a ,wise of vertigo! •,141111
5.w IS the •seem .1 me
be .mbar!.•& sheet April
OBITUARY.
t••mMw
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The well kaowo bears of Matthew Hat
cards will he seen no mere, Req Death
h.5le4 0l•imed hem lees Bandy mver.ty
Fee ,bye preview; it was asdereteed that
reesysy was Impesmbl•, ..werthelses. our
stuaeas st.li hoped that his life might be
le the tows eherein be dwelt
*h.. 11. .54 5... ..e m.4. k..w. ...y
were the ezpre•uene of center at the 0011
ieg away of es• whom everybody respected.
The deueresd, w►* had lived 1s err midst
for a garter et • oe.t.ry, came from Ment
reel in oeneeetlpa with the ereowo. of the
Bic M:II, and had since the swims( of that
immense huddle/. oordect•d the vest Well
MOB 00aseotmd therewith.
The 1•u Matthew Huwbteoo bad toy
charme el ohar•otee. but no trait of his
.early three moors and too years was more
promises, thea hie eye( s.oervus treatment
of thaws in aged; is fee I. he was oat
of thaw who sever Beet • dwr.sog pea
tomer away traded Te those In ht..e
ploy be was lust and indulgent. aid 1t se
oafs to env that among the employers of the
Harbor Mills there will be geouise sorrow
at hs dooense.
W bile u weasel be was oe friendly
tame with the milrt•ry, and maul death'.
e amenone mane he was always phased with
sold•era.g remioso.e..s ora .hat with o
old veteran A favorite of hs Mootreal
Isle, curling, be brought to Uodenoh, wed
ever in live with the 013 Sootuli wank. he
played it until illb.alt6 bade hien leave the
loo
Until the funeral the bags oS the public
buildings and !tee coeliac reek were at hell -
mast, them m.olmg pubisc with pnvste.or-
row; but as rich one of us meet croon the
river early or late, it is good to Were amid
each a'm destatiea of sympathy.
May the gram grow bright over the pl.1
where his remains rest u Old
Maitland, for every blade well be • heeoo•
to keep green bee name in kindly renew
braooe.
Formany years Mr Ketchteos was prim -
Wiest of the Hord of Testi., had hese a
member of the town and county opasoll.,
was at hie definer president of the Gods -
rich Skating and Curling Aerool e
tin, .nil •
dtreotor of other iostitutiooe Red be been
declined be might hare had any municipal
or political poettioe in the gift of the pro
pl.,but Ire mind following a mercantile dlr
.odea, Malatesta were devoted to his Irani
brasses.
I)e.aseed wae born at Isrge, Sontl..J, ie
11327, elms with his parsed. to Canada le
1833, and was educated at Dr Bl.ok's pri-
vate school in Montreal Until the age of
25 be was on hie lather's term near the me-
tropolis, thee he oometeeeed harasser u the
city, was shortly afterward appointed depu-
ty flour iwpeotor, and otter twisty years'
*maim to the head of the departme.i He
then entered into p•rteership with A. W.
tit/this t Co., aid continued therein until
his death
Ho merrtod is 1854. Mies Bole. Ogli,i..
who server.. him, .leo him five children
Alex., M. D-, of'Yoetr,sl, Willman, of
Winnipeg, Mn Thom, of Mentresl, and
Mimes F. 1• and Fanny, of God.riob.
The funeral took place from hie late mei-
deem, (;Imgowee, on Tamest' afternaia,
the iDtermest being to the Maitland sea
tery.
Shortly before the time for departure mu
vim was bold is the boom, Rev. Dr. Ur*,
D,D., and Rey. Jas. A Anderson, B A , of.
icioti.g. At the 0000lasios of prayer, tb•
mill heeds earned oat the floral offenses
and placed them in a draped sleigh, .ben
thea formed • lovely token. The olden
mill employe.. then carried the casket to
the beards, and the esti prone mio. started,
the pastor of Knox ohurct. lesdisg. The
Sone of Sootland, two and two, were sett,
then came the dowers, followed by flits
hearse, with Captain Y•ogregor. 1M
Holmes, and Mears Findley of Guelph, A.
Cagan, of Stretford, 1) ('. 4traohan, Hy.
Horton, R. Radoli6. and S M.Iooneoe as
pall bearers. The mourners, who walked
part of the distance, were d•os..e,'e moos
Alexander, of Montreal, and W.Ileam, of
Winnipeg, eon-te law, .tae. Thom, of Mout
trod, grand -.a Gordon Thom, brothere iso
law W W. • •ilvim. of Montreal and A. M.
Stewart, of .ew York, him nephew Alex
Heating., of Montreal and F. Jordan of
(;odench. Following the mourners were
the 6rm'a employees, each with • mooning
band around the arm, them came the town
caused, and some hundred vehicle. closing
the long lice.
At the grave Rev. J. A. Anderson,
ornicledieg the church oremmy, was fol-
lowed by the 'Memo yet pretty etas! of the
`ono a1 Sondeed. During the monitor
there were many callers at lleegnwse to
look for the last rime upon the well knows
tem. bat se the time neared for the !uterol
there was a continuos. marsh of sympathis-
ers around the onSn Surrounding aid
.ear the cookie Imre many emhlerts prettily
designed and formed d the ohotoset of
bowers. ATM/ the many offerings were
wreathe from Geo. Drummond, Mr. and
Mn. F ,Ionian, Mr and Mrs. Garrote,
Meson. Shane hod Bird, Bit Mill employees
sad Ogilvie Milling Co„ Wie.ipsg; basket
Mr..ed lin. Lockwood ; piliows, fuel,
sad tr•ndobildrea : Mi. Andrew'. tree., W.
W. Ogilvie and Moos of Masttsad ; cremes
Dr. and Mrs. Taylor, Kluge Daughters wed
Gordon Thom ; senior. 1) C Streebsn ;
shoal of wheat, Mn and Mies Smith, W.
W. Ogilvie and Alex Hasunp ; crows,
W. W. (!Rohr ; various emblems, Mn,
Tit Mel)nnald. Mr end Mr.. W. Proudfoot,
i)5. and Mr■. Mhomon, Mrs. Kiel,, Dr. and
Mrs. Holmes, KIM teams. Mr and Mei.
l.byd, 1trs Dudley Holmes, Miss Brae
mol. Mrs. tarsen and Mr. and Mrs. B
Coleman.
nes troterge Acheson_
On Mosd.y when the stew. that Yrs.
George \nhe•oa Wall dead, was circulated
few believed it, nerttool•rly those wbe 1.d
sat is ohuroh with her the preview eyeshot,.
However, the news was tae tree, enquiry
elimtiig the feet that death had followed
appoplectie Rte. tMr. Ashes..e it sera.,
had previewiy eafewed from stadia. •stash•
nit had on each 0ee.e•nu,afler omelet ae•s-
iag. 'www, her meal aeries Wars. The
dere.. d will be meets mimed by ethers, he -
sides her bereaved partner. fee ,►ere are
teams sa Galeria where her lovia, ratan
sod gewerneif y will he sorely missed is the
dare to .mess
Mrs. Airtime.. was bre la Melleglsss•
Ar ewe% snot,. Ireland, .eel at the ye ef
Mettles ammo with her father te Csaads,
her mother howler died is her native. lead.
The family •ettl.4 is Gederieb se 1849. sod
is J.1, 1862 the deserted was tetrad te
weakish's heats se the hothead she leaves
ta .5511+. Her father died 1. 0edar eh
=pare .iar., end the death el her
Rema.! Pahek. rainy win rw.m-
bar. Mn- D Oeeipsnow liras, le Gale a.
is tie eel, serviyiew m.ewher el the elder
terseness el deseased feesih.
The hmeral tea pine rssMrage, Horse , yy s fres the homily
the nmhb. betati Warred 1. Ms
w at the ehegwkls The Ira-lteaso
Mears t Downer& J. 1. Baer. Ona.
thee. .riper, A. W. !{.[sash rad
Lehane., rad the Meals ts.ry em-
pleyese b the member el 60 Ind the proem -
were Meer, B.A., .&mate u eke hares ,rad at
Coe, the (pawn rad the Mower.* servlet 01 the
W. II/remls rr.twwikj was reedy the W. M.
A. E. (lryesal. t..o. was • very Imes 54 -
Wedowee of seisede en the ..wades.
JeLmaa Tms hareem --Oa Thar&•;,
Wrpra•, rebel el the Wee Jobe Tema...,
Dred oeseefelly away after • week'. ill -
rasa, Used wit • week d err &sewage,
Mos Tenn.., .be was t• her 80i16 Sere,
had Mss is geed health, het Irmo the sea
rant et the strain. • severe term►e of par-
etyat., keys as erase-
hated.of re0.very wweerase-
hated.1'h. &sewage& eras well karma is
thie part of the Previte..• end is her long
resides.. err Porter's Hill. eke had rade*
lsree awbrr of (needs. raw w111 ,..Dura
her swipeeted departure. The funeral
seek pkv en Saturday sherries from the
maims. of her sea ter Peter's Hill, tee
determent t•kt.g place is Yanked craw
hwy. A very large .umbar of freed. sod
agsalnWose are precept .t the hoses and
beeids tM grave.
Attc►,NSk *SILL, Dura -Lodine Mattis
Prior, dragster or Mr .ad Mrs Jaime
Prise. died ea Thersdsv Lost, at the r.rIy
age of thirties. year. .ad two .seethe. She
had haat .ilimg for .roe time, het •t 'he
brglanier of the veer heir di.e.., assented •
more sennm form,snd she was0oaflusd 1 o bei
for the last tee menthe She was . bright,
ist.lhrest girl, end during bet Oboes. .as
eztemealy Datient and resigned. Mr sad
Mrs. Price have tied muoh sorrow •rd have
the sympathy of monis friends.
AN KARL. USA.. -Mn. 1Yilbughby,
who came from liu6.lo, errtou.ly 111, a f•w
weeks mum, died at the parent•! r mdaace
yesterday, ago( 30
A GooD OLD AWL -,loo. F Rates has IT.
oei,ed inform/woo . hot his mother died le
Ottawa last S.terd.y at the advanced age
of 87 years.
arehabasd Maurine Varier.
1'►e fellowi.g trees The !Seed! Chro-
nicle, rams be the dear► et s f.reaer wsll-
kaewa rapidest of Hater 'ete.aty. A. Me-
Alma'
enAlptse Taylor. He was here en the old
bemoaned u tbe township d Mrryie, end
essayed Me early easiest/ea in the Piddle
..haul of Brae•tls, Miar m apt pulpit, rad
• osrefal stades". Afterwards he tanks
wheel in his home district rad made a die
tome/shed reseed fee htmgeit is his after
studies. He wee toll-ksewe abru.T.. _$
the .toastyra
, d there are ...y w am eel
fete.&., aware wham M the writer. whew
w,11 leers with retires el hie demise at•
oompanuvdv early ega. He had d late
achieved promtaesee i• kis amen prelim
ems, and bad he lived he p••seemo' paste
wh►ob would have •cabled hies M seals I
the topmost hirable. His relatives have
the deep sympathy of their seamy friends m
Heron County .
"O. Moods, lest Mee A.Y. T•ylor,w
for the past few weeks has bees vitt
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Watt
worth, received • ttdetiram oo.tswsiag
and iat•Ilteenoo of tete deetb of her beamed
wbrob took plane at Cripple Creek. 0.1.,
!Nedra evesing, the 23.4 slto.,at 8 s'etoek
Whew Mrs Taylor parted with kyr b
• hills more thea site* weeks age he
enjovtsg eioolleat health, nod was se
erael starting for the tar mot ; portly ee
prostan peotiee terad partly ea beisinses
Only last week she had • telegram from
.stat./ that he was well and would be acme
sopa, sad she ezpested to meet him u Cb
mete tare week. Upon receiving the feta
meragMaculae,� Monday oraiae, Mn. 'levier •
p•otod it to metals tow. of hie arra
home. Her holism epos readies the
formmtioa tt oo.veyed use trotter be t
seised trate descrta
ibed, d she will he
the sympathy of 11. oommuot•y t■ freer
Aliens.. Deceased was •al.JSOt to (mm
mos, sad the pr.souooed chcharismu
ma
clite was se doubt more than he11 meld
stead, sad be 1. • 5iottm to that draw
after • brief &laws The remains w
internee/et.brought to Ingersoll for internet.
" Archibald McAlpine Taylor was
Sootob densest, arid rare u
d was e H
Comty, near Brussels, 39 years •g.. H
me
cato this town u 1882 as prisoip,l
the Public School, and after us, menthe
e stefaetory ranee be that capacity he se
cured m en
ezosllt sppoietmeot is Otte
000
se s.d Principal of the NormaNormaSabra!
ar
He held tt panties for
shout • yesr,wen
he rset/aed .ad want to Termite, weere
entered epos the study of law is the o>li
of k:lward Blake. He was brilliantly
easeful in his studies, honer captured tb
raid model at Trish, University is 1886an
He poetised 1,w i. the QsoRey mei
1990, wbea he left bis esters land sed wan
to West Superior We. He remised t
grail the spring of 1803, when be was •
pointed nm
ted on the G.ve.st C egress at tb
World's Fair, and he went to the Wiled
City, where he has resided ees. H
engaver shwa
i. the practice of he prole.Noa
gas Nadia
was reoosised one of the adia
lawyers of the Weet.
" lir Taylor was also au author e
mess order. His first venture in the liter
as
,ry limo w.bout the period of his rest
se
denhere whoa b• rased • volume o
poems. During his residents i. the W
he has written various bevels. which tote
ready sols, and were highly spokes of
literary whim. Dsos•eed .leo tent qui
an 5ONve part is pontoon, awl was Presides
of the Cook "3e. McKinley ,�l•h, os, of the
wt
knew polities) organizations of the State
le 1886 Mr. Taylor w. married.'" Miss
Feta Watterworth..1dast dangh Wm
Wstterwortt, of this town, who survives
him. H. leaves leo oh -litres."
Metiers Peelle*.
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week an old and highly respected resident
of the locality pawed .way from time u the
person of Be.ismin Feeliek, cob. would
have celebrated his 89 h birthday had be
lived until March 19th Hie Mara was of
very short duration, he having hese strict
r. with •pnplozv se he sat in hie Asir Mon
day ..endo, shortly after having partakes
of sapper. He wee serried to bed and a
physician promptly 5ammnnerl hat nothing
could be done, and the old gentle
men never retuned to oenwin.•e.as Mr.
Fraiche' grandfather -.m• from Wortm-
liarg, Germany, is the 17 1 memory. Neat
wards
▪ at Albany. New Yo.k Stet*. and after-
wards removing to the Bey of Qeiate Irm-
irint, Ontario, at the time of the Americas
Revolution D•emaee'1 was of U E Loyal-
ist stook. and Auri-•g the Mackenzie rebel-
lion served in the M•liti. is R••ti.r.
Counts, bolding the eemmtasie. of Captain
in 1857 it his early years he fell+wed the
beakers of tanner and merrier at Eene•towa
sad Rell rill. when he did a largo and o.0
coastal trade Coming) we•tw•r . he par-
ek•sed • 100 -are farm in Kest Wwrro.►,
51 which the family lived for • ample of
yeas, and thee moved iota Morrie tows
ship, having 200 acre. on the 3rd sen , low
49 sad 30. These he and hs sow tome -
formed from • tenet into teethe mires. The
suhj.et of this 50,111 a was ..Iced in mar -
none as Jura 1st, 1831. to Yh. Isabel RI -
tilt• Merlon shier of A. E Marra, sow of
Win/hew. Mee Ihaliek diol en Des 23rd,
1891, in her 72nd veer The servir se
ehildree are William. of Morrie toweship ;
Mrs. Motherland, of Csnniftm, Ont. ; 8•w -
el, of Wia,ham, and Allan, of Wiesuas(e.
There are 19 grandchildren lied 13 tremt-
g'eedebildres. Mr. rr.leek was • 0 rmie-
aosw of the Pa•en, end the tont Clerk el
the 4th I)ivhtm Chert of Heron. 11jag tme-
omeded, m his tottewet.wt in 1880. 1, A.
Homer, the presets Clerk. He was also an
eatheneett. Tree Moine, he st • chests
womb.. d Brastela Jodie. sad se Omega
eras. is pelisses he was o ardent seheiner
ef the Ira Mir Jetts A. Meed..ald, with
whom he was istits•bty aemminted far
yeas. About for Serve age d.•mmged
.5avd i.t., Reesman. meaklng bfie baa with
Ms erre le -law, A. Reid. where 1. remind
every attention Tim old g..tleera. wen •
well reed .u, •ad is military lied haseeri-
sal oleo he sank • epeeist nterese. H.
was • .5ember et Morrie tewtshia ....dl
for Gemara year. The funeral, whisk wee
lsrp.ly .M..&e.1, sank .1w 51 Thursday
dseeeese. Roy A R OriSn, of Se Jeb.'s
en/reh, to whish &..•earl adhered, eee-
4.0.1 * the envies The pioneers d this
1sea1ily .re rapid►♦ ilia ppewieg. row et
tram were better k..we them Mr. Fr•lieb
mann manta
Rory Martin, es, el ear Menet meant -
eras, eta at his rssldeoos i. 0.4.101 Ian
1►Msy easenag after • lo., said as times
amen illness. The Meese& Tired ie Ash-
ford fir seamy years. era $5eromdsg h6rm-
1', .sewed him •• forsake 1a.fa..e lm that
094 rev. So Jewel for Leet, bat the re
moral had bel little nisei, se he * tiered
hiss sge5/th tin ba passed away. Oa
l.dey the Neural seek pleura, the Mass..,
wit ab body he had leve ham • asabr,
mall -L81, the *Mwmwl, Ren. J. A. An-
s4el is Maitland .semaws,_Is err�� Re.. 3 berg
liege. Ren. T. M. Omagh& and Ren J A. ea
AD/arson sawdust d Meehereb.trews ie the
bass aril at she grave, and • very large d
arbor d i5Ysm end M..41 were pea
TOWN COUNCIL
letew/re .4 the Lem 5.g.lar meeting
ad'Mat Med".
Regular meeting of the town council held
Friday evening, Mar 0.6.
Prosiest -His worship the mayor proti-
um, reeve, deputy rimy and oosoaJlore
Therapies, Goode., Col well, Saunders,
Women, Nairn, Dunlop, Ntebol.o.. Coate -
lea cod ('ruigi.
Minutes of last regular meting were reed
approved and mooed.
Mayor reported what bad been dose by
tea Ottawa delegation veil r.feressoe to the
railway and harbor row tem
Report of town treasurer for F.oru.ry
was road es follows :
Balsam from Jae. 1,580 03
*SCRIPT&
Rills payable tremors!) .13.000 00
Water rates 368 84
Taxes
Ma:nand cemetery
Klemm hat nese
Nee .midst•' leads.
793 42
2 50
100 99
14 06
4,320 81
121•10 1112112111 SSTS.
Public wheels ' 744 50
Bilge payable (ter.wsle) 3,000 00
Beal tater.et 38 20
Debenture :purses
C.C. sad 0
Fire department
Printing wed ad
Pumping station
Relief
Pablto works
!abrin
Mundriss
5,900 84
485 00
2 25
8 50
29 25
738 57
131 20
32 53
232 88
82 50
5,546 44
The report was referred to &woos ram -
mina
Communieatioo from S Hostas or
behalf of the Kensiogtpa Fureiture Mans
Nemirow Co., asking for •xemptioa Prem
axes and fres use of water for tea years,
was read.
Moved by the deputy reeve, esooaded by
Councillor Nicholson, them the oommunica-
tros of I[. Heaioe be referred to spewed
committee to report.
Moved in amesdm.ot by the reeve, see
aided by Councillor !launder., that the fur.
sitars factory he ezemepted from axes shed
use of water ea same 00dltio55 se tbe
Rloycl. faetory.
The amendment bang pat, was declared
serried, the deputy -reeve o4 embodiers
Thompson, Craigia, Dunlop and Nicholson
voting say
Coamaaieatioe from Serb E. Edwards
was rend, asking the oouooil to remit the
huge ea p". let 1014 for the years 1894-6.
Moved by ooanallor Naha, sewed.& by
the reeve, that the oImmeaaeati51 he re-
ferred to Coart of Revision is report.
CrrieL
Coaaaio•tioe from Z. N. Lewis easy
of chimes' o uawittea waw read,' 51a.g the
tow. for $100 to be used for dvrtieiag
peps es.
Mohd by the reeve, seconded by Cou..
eller Geode, that the semi 01100 be placed
to the credit of the Chasms' °en minas te
be expanded it each maw as they may
think most is the i.S.r.ea of the tows. the
ooaatttes to revert be this amoral in what
✓ eser seek moray is expanded, sled this
eeean0t takes this ee}pppsrrttunity of expressing
their greet .ppasiuiaw of the efforts ppaat
forth by the rad oemmittse and partimlsr-
MI the os.rgstis alerts of their anemia A.
oD. Allem We are ,•tidied that *Mrd
.torments hes dere good work in the in-
terests of the tows, sad we .iacatel trust
mations they will ations te carry m the tided
week,. widen has been so arameda1, sad
with • united effort the present year sae he
".add • b..ser year is the history et •s,
bens.
The ratios beteg put, was declared er-
✓ ed. ...wilier Nlololsoe outing say
0 mseaketioe from M. Flanigan, Di
dark, Kingston, asking the meant to j�
with that city he petition the Ontario
Lwlfdal.r.. re .oeideets ewe punto streets,
woe ea ashen of the reeve, emended by
o.adllr Nair, reoeived sad filed.
Assam osmwusisatim nwrdaag the
mei.taimase W the Iad.uri•1 wheel .t
Yiaite was, ea menses a the reeve .ad
•..5cille, Nsira, silo filled.
The (ellewiag sweetss ren referred te
remote •samtt$.. :
J. W. Thetas, 750; Hew t Lea, 37.-
40; A. R. Cheystal. 16.50; W. W
eama��y
st, 19 50: Jae. Trask 4 68: (1.. 111.
1 00: R Thabearss, 2.20; V.susa 0010x.
2 76: Ge.P•elee,4 SO;Jae. M.Vter,7 00:The
Cassia Gemmel Rl.oi,4. Os., 600
Moved by the reeve, mflesa1dd by some -
eater Geode, tbs it be re/erred b the wa-
ter and light .noise.. b .stabiles the d-
vfdbility d eztesdieg the miter melee
dews le A. Ri.Ibsse's property. Carried
Mewed by omseillr Thds.pess. .said
by Os..dllr Asesde si that is %Mem
Y this osereil .*rhr M sante' f r
the w ef deneieg ps/ygs, thee It le rel
emoted. Owned. The mem. sad
Nw,Oee4e .ad Wil , tS �.
dr
hy
emeaded
ew
euw Beim�ihat His Ween 1p lb. by
be s.tbrW M swim Or, •.whsle
Ismer dad ds coir he ern M Itermeae Ila
GODERICH BARGAIN CENTRE
Dry Goods -
• •
• •
MA(110 words that tie thrilling throng11 .very agoraeeeh ld. They agora ire
seesssitiea, sad while It is tet hard in flea .esessir Me, the geeet.ni le whom
ase oma best seemly Sheen NWturalty Tim Ood.rtsh laildiridi.
CAn1 4' An.werrm HERE! Tames .e weeks oboes tt mime.
Kora, !telt, oomtort, serandese veriety, quality, 5....s, prim. -On i thus's the
pout whore we cover your 110eses41t09 wad leers you .sm. obeag, da year pates
Domestic Dry Goods.
Prints, 4;c to 12c. Shirting Prints 5o
to l bc. Plaid Gingham., 6c. to 104:
Best Factory Cotton in tow n for 5e.
White cottons, 5c to 10c. Longedale
Cambric, 12c to 1 7u. Table Linen,
15c to $1. Towels, Sc per pair to
$1 60 per pear. (11a.. Towelling, 5c
to 15c. Butcher's Linen, all prioes.
Stamped Limes.
White Goods.
Check Muslim, So. Beet Swims
Checks, 10e. led Linens, 10,; to
350. Victoria Lawns, 8 to 30c
Also, W hi a Piques, White Dietitisr,
Printed Dimities, Cashmere Prints,
Wsiusooks, Muslin., Dotted Swia.
Muslin, White Skirts, white Comet
(.overs. Ladies Vest from 4c 'o $1.
ASK TO SEE OUR WHITE QUILTS -
We have • large range of Lace Curtain. from 22c. per pair to $8.
Our Spring Capes now in stock from 75c. up. Corsets from 25e. up.
The Trilby Comet, exclusive here, and without doubt the most perfect
fitting Corset made, price 95c. We cannot afford to take second place
in any of the above lines.
JAMES ROBINSON.
seem. Spars sod West et.
ethi.ug of • charter for the Hares sad
Ost•rio Eleoma Railway, on the ewes in
dices.& by Dr. Rowletoo • rater tarred
Mored by the Reeve, a•000d•d by Gum
eller Dunlop. that os and after the first
dem of April omit, no relief be mean to the
parties cow reowvtag it, aid that is the
meantime each of the parties sow obtaining
saute be notified of this reouluuos After
sod data that felts! be emoted may u ei
trees oases, sad that rt* ot1ar grantirs
each, report at Mit msarsg of this rueda
sae gwtity wad re•eoo for such gnat
Carrie!.
Moved by the deputy reeve, seoo.d•d by
eo.aotllor Nickelson, that the council of the
teens of Gedenoh .mourn the Dominica
Government to greet a ..h..ter to the Haroe
and (.sane Electric Railway Co, and tot
• oopy of tis resoluttoa he forwarded by
the Myr to the thruster of Rulw•y.
Corned
The following reports were made by tete
o.amittem named
ntAsre COW.rTTSI's 551055.
Year aommattw h..s 'remised the follow
seg seooants sad r•commasd their payment
Jae. Jardine, $13 80 ; The Mobs Printing
Co., 8100 00 : A. 1.rsbab, $1.00 ; George
Price, $43 00 : 8!. it A. Dynast, N 46 ; J
1I- Worsen, 550. ; !hardy Bros., $9 77 ;
Hart t Riddell,$4 20: Barrows, $10 50;
Devisee t Co.. $18 01 ; A. Kirk',rote.
$24.20 ; Js, Sow, $7 ; BLae.t, 823 75 ;
(lee. Porter, $6-20 ; (3 N Davie, 928 94
J. 1. Denali 40; R W. Mebenzs,$38 54;
Jas. Wolters, $2 ; J•miesos Reid, 11.60 ;
Gaeta Perch• Co., $t.
We would also rearm..& the payment
of the accessing of C A Hembr, $19 98,
and S. Rogers t ('.o., $14.81, es beteg enti-
fied to.
W• have ezamis.d the auditors' report
and found it eorreot, end weeld r.00mmead
the puhlicatios of some, to comply with eke
statute, is each of the local papers.
W* bore also simonised tete taeasarer's
statewant tor January rad find It menet.
Penult Bol.y, Chairman pro tem,
1x55 owns rrezz's 551o5T.
Wt. would n osiosesd that the warden's
report he received and the/appointment of R.
C. Belabor as fire warden ratified by this
o05rotl.
Re. eke 'slum of Wm. Byers, we mem-
mead that it be referred to the fire brigade
with intructioos to deal liberally with Yr.
Byers, in view of hie lora and faithful serv-
ice of over twelve years.
W• further report Leet we have had the
engine hoses rad meeting room thoroughly
cleared, and have instructed the warden to
hays them kept so. We bud the how .ut-
tering from being pot to the hoses in a wet
state, and being frozen, which causes it to
amok. and readers It useless for fin par-
pers. We would reootemend that a coal
stove be planed in the ergine boom wad
kept continually burning.
We met the brigade and found it well or.
ganised. They want the following sap:dies
Two r three ladders, two rase, mitts for
the oompany, three men's coats, creepers,
Grebes, •cadent insurance, and • more
prompt response from pupa, sattoa to
The fire alarm ata0b.5sst is out of order.
We recommend that the brigade have
practice dnrior the summer at least twice •
swath, with ore general alarm monthly.
We also recommend the practice of the
horses Dice • week.
A proposition bas been made to parades
the hand rages, sew is the market hoose,
.rd your committee would ads power to
dispose of this to the Met ad,antye.
A. SAONDSIU., ('hurm•o
1al.l1/ OorrrTT5'h stet's?.
•
1. oompllsnoe with request of the M.,
cal, your committee bee leave to salmi) re
1sllswiag, showing the parties wile ger re -
seines
-seines relief sad the .mount give. per
.50.11
Mee Bdrrest, wood 17S, flour 1 25 13 00
Mrs Derain
300
Yes T•obah.r.
Wm. YoAIhN•r .. 3,00
..
Mrs Wri,11t 300
Yrs. O'Dea 3.O0
Yrs. Hilhaed, wood 1 75
Mm Reno 175
Mrs. Rome, $1 per week in cash . 4.00
('has McKay, wood 3116, vr•eeties 13 626
Mrs..* Marro, "
616
Dee Mte
eland, 626
Mrs YoKay, "0.76
M. YnW.11o., •' •• 6 26
Mm Moly... tie, weed 1 20
Mrs Abbott, wedW. 1 75
Mrs. J.JJ.r&bd
., flees ed we. 1,76
lira Forbes, 'pedal react
MalseIm YnMeold, Serentil weed .
Mrs McDesdd OS
Mrs, Ore..
R Tweisreee, eheire ma.
P55580 005111 come TTtm'a arms?.
Year eswamtsw beg leave to recommend
se fellows :
lel -that the aegis..e he i eenweed b
have the .yetw.tet...11 .esk, wire and
madams
bee• h (m� seder ' that the
etr.etd te register ae.
wrdir te the ram laid dram by the sena.
ol.'.nd that the dark phew the dish ea 1h
shelll end report at every inseam ef sbe
wren ss I. Ile wertt11 , 954- Y1et
wmmattis be smelteries/ b lave a age.
Ng fes amen/ el Ila estop d lie lawn.
prepared, and lad Were the aaaami at eta
text meeting
ROBUST TionreoN, ('edema.
11 ATE* ANU dU MT 0)55 ITTaN'e U1'055.
V'•ur oommltI0 n,00mmeod that Mr.
1 drew. Oommu5io•ttoo In rdors.oe to else -
mai light *name be tot etter1.00.4, .sd
that the ohmic se notify him.
2nd -That .t moron oe t.km u re-
frame to W J. Browne application for an
remora of salary,
3rd -Tse oommittee reoomnteed that the
opieioo of . c overeat engineer be atoned
as to the nest rained of getting water from
Lake Boren shod the protobe eget of sere,
sat for that p.rpwe yner committee he
washed:.& to chime se etgitmr's optntoa-
I'nrur HOLT, (..helmet.
All the rapers a ..r. adept.!.
Tbe common then adioara.d.
GOOERtfael TOWNSHIP.
Moed•y, Mar. Ah.
Last'week an old end repeated readmit
e l this towssbrp passed awry ie the pea's
of Mrs. Marmon Tommie', retie' d tae Ian
James Tearoom. oov. !le was • satire a Gies
ford, Lanark Aire, Seethed .rel at the tams
•t her death was la her 79th year. !be
was married is 1848, sod Ids Glasgow u
1866, metUiag with her hu.hand to what was
ties knowe se the Mur.. Tract, and belpmg
tie make • seafisi.W. imam of wbice she
reside I seal the time of her death. Her
bwbasi predeceased her u Joss 1886, and
eines tb.t .rent she bra resoled wise her
sen, Ian, oa the old homestead. As only
daughter, Min Dye*, lives i. Oederi•b.
Mrs Torrence was • geed .primer d the
Mel lame Presbyterie...d .osonera a (heist.
w .11 her life. The fusers* seek place tlet-
ardey Ices to Maitland ilia ..r..
105. beteg perferm.d by Ksv Wm Graham
of Bayfield. rad the following pallbearers
being is attnsda.e.: Wm Stirling, Themes
Stirring's, Wm K bet, James McDonald,
Aro►&. MoLo.g.11 wed Jobe (;•seer.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
131;elppR e Y AO.... e. MANCH. A.
Presides' Andrews' resat History serial m
Moriboer'. Magazine draws to • oanolueim
the very eatertaieie, Quality of it. which
has been gewrslly acclaimed, se intensified.
The Maroh is,ralmeot oestuas • pictorial
mooed also that is unique do .554.2151 1115..
,ration mein, 35 pictures is os, artists.
The third it.altogst of Sentimental
Tommy, Barrie'• ezttaerdieery seri•L, em -
0e01.&1011 • ma's pathetic chapter Is Brit-
ish Opinion of America. Richard Wit a m,
of the Leiden Indy New., shows that the
work people have within the Lot twenty
Talent revised their oil idea of America se
p•radres for working people They have
foetid net that America has the same ta-
d ostrial pm -Alma se Ragland. Tk. artiste
closes with an &Memos te the Trammel
difficulty, which be ascribes te an tureen e(
activity mooed b. the Tory 1mp.riel idea
A feature of the .wafter ran artiste m
Cwrs.tinw by J H. Cr..Iy. Artistiesl•
ly, the somber s levee 0055 1 interact by
three paters Floe...oh• Vtllse, by Le.
Race : Mier Mary Caseatt's pietism an
besatifel'y reproduced, by en •nief eielav
artiste ley William Wal,n. ; whets ttnseir
artistic article is Mew Pridesex•e •,sa_t
of era raiment Frew* bookbinders of w
day, with twelve reproductions el their keel
work. la short Genoa there le • teembisg
story by H. C. Eames entitled The Leine
Child,sed • mast •moving olar.oer .heal,
A. Chameleon rhe three departments. w
full of timely matter, The Field el An
(illustrated) dramas, the recent oath -
Den a the Psas,Jlvaid. Atadewy eines
Arts, bide &address, etc. Abort the
]Foal&
dioramas home great ramie d the
Heart ...eery, homeless carriages. eta.
•.e Obs Seise,
It is m . id that • well sdveeata
.
• Woa*e'5 rigida" mond • heal tt.mear
the ester day.
The oar was ereweled.. hat neem el 1M
ewer eeoeat►ana appeared disposed b mere
At berth se aged workup mss ,ae.,and
the representative a the "Naw Weems"
imprisoned the opiates test M wo••tbe eoy
g,utbesas is the ear."
"Hold • hag rises," said the wokamle,
as the lady wee attest he dreg anis kis seat
"Be yes m• •e Ikea 'ere imams 's
*biers r
The lady asksewl•dg.d thea rhe bad W
ate better a puhli.ly ,dvo.,asg tee mems
Mealiest et wawa
Yee believe • wows .bold 'aye jest
the same privileges es es i" asked the sae.
"Desid.dly, air."
"Then stead up an' enjoy 'ass Iike • atm,.
le sdv4..4 1.9,14e" dews mb Me cos&
• holism that moss �ers...-.be.tibin miming 8ahrtk says
$600, end tk.s be essoldes.'Hs stonyThe proper prassaasisties el lkelssitiss•
}
the
r>« of the reiwHet who 8616 drew M-
artis. te the etatbsde r.y meld.& Is sad b
he "Ry.t km."
If
have
*bat the
need, advertise "wwi
ly�se wage mrd
sad Me D.eple as bowie rd ,abroad tre-
speed te year sell
5Reler Timm , herr vibe e.svy r
/11Mr hem the p lls library contig
teem are Was es pmeimbowek end Of ale -
'veered will b. me& am animplo {
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