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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-11-19, Page 44 TBE STONAL : ;ODP:RICH ONT. TRAY- NOV. 11, 1886. M sensenne EVERY THURSDAY MORNING allR.T Or.a Osilartt.. wtr Mestke GederiehM Tomes or Nassralwa s 00• -sere, is •d vases . u 'see QMy►. tm.a .• • • i It Lose se V..er Leto/4. Tr. ? label M a wondlws goo ti of Itwls not We to wide, you aro veld up s Wbe• a Mame of ewto, to bdi tam edrols le desired, bots toe eld and the new addre•w .hoold bo glum ver indigo ■•Ir.- 1,yw1 sad °Owe cowed advt.rned 1 eo sayer lies 1"" tine for 9rN tare• "n. v f r 'weft sut•.egseat In..rtlo.. Isea.orod b • see parrot coals coder. M Per Baname cards of ids liars and y eA '.ertl.emsste •t lost, Found'non sd Weeders Vacant. Sttuatlose n eed Bse..naes Chances Wanted sot •soordls( 1 It•• • neepar.11, 111 per „t.,nrn. rote. rot N it i on Ssle need ?woo. on .r red illi..--.. el ft r drat moot.. Mr. pm sub- • ., rat tnoe'b. Limier 54 •.. ls esuieortloa A14 special notice. the orlon of whlob to w remote the pecuniary ber.est of any 'MI - vide. 1 or ooetpsny, to be oossidered es ad- vertisement and chanted ace setinet7• Loral notices in nonpareil type ems cwt ow word. no notions less t ^as t'ho. t,ocal notices Is ordinary r -•ding type two Coats per word. No notice for low tbam IN. Notions for churches and other religions ad besevolent Instituttooe half rata. dubscriber who fail w receive Tea SI•waL ✓ erularly by mall. "NH c ,nree a favor by no- auatnttag as of the font at • Neely an diatom fittsN o1a reMl.Aers xslee, m r, he Tousel. of Ooderich, has beer ap looted Local Travelimg Aateut tor the town- er Ips of Ooderloh. Colborne. Aehdeld and Ws- w•oosh. Local t•ostntaswry over the district are 111.. , mpowerod to roc. re suh.orlptlos to Twg 9rgl .L AU communications mut be sddremed to 11 Yotlli IOUI)DY. Two Suer e Telephone Qsll IS diederfob On UODIIIOH. THURSDAY. NO V. IS. NIS. THE TARIFF COMMISSION. THE members of the Government who comprise the tariff commission — Air RICHARD CARTWRIGHT, Hon, Mr. Flau)lxe and Hon. K IL. ur PATER- /ION—this week begin their work in this Province, holding their first sit- ting in Toronto. Thence they will proceed to London and other points, and we are pleased to learn that Gode- rich is one of the places where a visit of enquiry is likely to be made. The decision to visit Golerich i:, In our be- lief, well taken, as this town, in the past few years has shown unusual de- velopment in manufacturing enter- prise and has become one of the few progressive places on the shore of Lake Huron. The desire that the fullest information may be obtained, with the object of putting the knowledge thus secured to the best nee in the interest of the country at large. They do not come as parti- yans, but will give ample opportunity to our manufacturers and others to impart full infcrmation so that event- ually the greatest good may result to the greatest possible number. The merchant, the manufacturer, the ar- tisan, the fernier, the laborer may all be heated, without fear, favor or affec- tion, and it is to ter hoped that as many as possible may avail themselves of the opportunity. Clique nor class will not pre-empt the time of the com- mission hut the intention is to listen to the voice of the people. In Goderich we have the nucleus of a great city. Anything that will tend to improve our mercantile and manufacturing enterprises without do- ing injury to , ther callings, will tend to the growth and advancement of Goderich. Any scheme that will en - tibia the town to further utilize the harbors accommodation and the magni- ficent lake privilege that lies at hand will add still more to a general de velopment, and thereby aid in a greeter growth of wealth and influence. With an unrestricted or reciprocal com- merce on the chain of lakes the future of Godencb is i,ssused, and every ef- fort should be pmt forward by our residents to accomplish that end. This is not a matter of partizanship but a movement towards helping on the era of prosperity which is now dawning upon the country at large, and it should be the duty as well as the proud privilege of every rsa:dnt of Goderich to contribute as far as in him lies towards advocating a policy which may enable the town to get in ine with other places that are joining in the march of program and pros. perity. of the commission is IMM td money, or disomies or appoint gray mail &tier Den 31. The old pribealaty MOM to bees as, petser baileesr the tint day of the Steads and the sitting Ili the new body on the .eooad Monday, which may be as early as- the eighth, or as late as the fourtesoth. Another amendment requires city and town deputy returning officers to precede directly from the polling place to the Jerk's office with the ballot boxes, on no consideration taking the box to their home. This is a vgty necessary promotion, conceived it the interests of the officers as well fawn whom they serve. AN OOE TO CHEWING GUM. West is it that possesses TM children w their deems, Or the •borob-goer ID hie paw! Their jeers lust keep s -blow«, &alive keeps • flowing With this lived meting obew. 11w the *away o1 the weaker. Abtioreooe ot the preaober, This wad of ohawing gam. The laws keep up • or.okisg The lips keep up a ewaokl.g Till ear. tired of the hum. And whoa upon the st:eet A fair young girl you meet, H• r mouth koapa up a ohewng, phew. chew A. her lips part in a smile Sbe says, te (Mewioir all the while :— " So vert happy to see you " The young find snob a pleasure In 'but sweet mouthful treasure That they can't give it o'er ; They most keep up a chewing, Se'er mind wise' else they're doing. Aad so speed Dew galore. The drunkard's poise cop Is as wily gives ep As the chewer's bit of gum. The Templar's mouth is going As he talks away as knowing Of th talents' glass of rum. The little hard lump eraom AU out of the way places To wait its tarn again. On the wisdoweill it's stickiest Near where the clock is ticking Till tempo it we would fain. Oh girl : if you must chew 1)0 so wbeu not in view Sees by your closest (needs. The boys don't all admire The girl whom month won't tin Of the rale gum she reeds —M. V. La T. iISTO?It O?AV1EK COUNTY CURRENCY. EXETER . The remains of the late Mrs. Jobe Corby, of Heasll, were interred is the Exeter cemetery on Tuesday. Ethel: Etbel ohms. factory cleave for this mason seat Saturday. They have about $4.000 of cheese ready tor trtarket. Reltrays : Rev. A. Y. Hartley and dau,' ter, ot Reif/rave, have gone to the `loo, where they intend to spend the winter. Exeter : Mrs. Rrawn has left for W rox- .ter, where she will speed the winter with her me, I)r. Brew&. She will return m the spring. Ford wich : J. Desaghyy shipped 400 pouode of fowl oo Wednesday. in the shtp- meot there Was a turkey which tipped the beam at 19 pounds. SfoKillop : Lest Monday eltereooa W. H. Aitobeeoo, an old sod moor higbly esteemed resident of McKillop, pawed away to his re- ward, aged 76 years. Jtolaeworta : Nn Robt. Armstrong in- tends leaving for Manitoba oo Y.turday of this week A c.1 load of goods follow her 0o Mooday it •rge of Albert Armtroag. Clinton : ti are sorry to record the death of Mre. D ('. McRoberts. 01 London township. sister of Mews. Wm.. David and Peter Canteinc, of town, whwb eosarred unexpeoudly on Tbured•y of 1st week. Orange Hill: Metter Willie Bell. who hes Wee for s oosaidersble time suffering from some einem and painful disease of the tee, left for Toreeto on Tuesday, totem - paned by hie father. Mr. Jams Bell, to oe.eult as expert 000uli.t Important Ewntle In Few Words For duel' Readers sac NW Wooden /apt seless &0151/4 esytl.d and PM lese leery oma aawnlly Mena nee see a..dees si sir raper - A MOM Renee malsymsel Is tamer.— gew.a-Ml•a. KAILK/MD nennLI%U.t. The C.P.H. telegraphers' 0Ornotittee L well pleased at the result of ha In- terview with the railway oCIctals. 1'Ha FOLK Kktwito. D. Hibner ! Company's furnitttty stactury at Berlin was burned. The bow will reach p5,000, and over 150 hands will b thrown out of employ- ment. ens DeAD. J udge Burnham of Whitby is deed. Itev Dr. Stnettle. late of iror'gs. tattier -in-law of the late Rev. D. J Macdonttell, died Saturday at SL An- drew's Manse. Tomato, aged 15. t'IiLl ell''. 1•*IKL1U\. During the last fiscal year there landed in the United States 343,111 im- migrants. A Radical attempt to defeat the French Ministry failed. the Govern- ment securing a majority of i0 on a confidence motion. TMs' AI:KII'ULTt'K.:L WOULD. The failure of crops in Ireland will produce very severe distress. which. however. will not amount to a famine. Prof. Itoheeteell. the Agriculture and Dalry otnmiwtoner. holds that the• improved lands of Ottnada are chpabie of feadlnfl twenty -eve mUNuma of pet,- pbe• PULITII'•t IMPEKIAL. The Conservative managers In Wie- land are contemplating the erection 4 a club In London capable of &mam- nx,dattng nfteen thousand members. The St. James' Gazette slays that Lord Salisbury's admission of the prin- ciple that the United States has the tight to intervene In frontier dtsputest of the American powers he a formal recognition of the hegemony of the United States oo the American conti- nent. !it 11-5 DISK. Clinton • Dela. the yeomen child of Mr. Jacoh Taylor, hes been ander treatment daring the past week for blood pelseineg, but is •ow out of danger: the child rsa • rusty nail is he leg, wed for • dam 10e ease looked serious. Mr. ems. Helms, see of Rae. .1 W Holme, Mitchell, has also been softerbs' trees • ease of blued poises - elision : A few days cies while Mr. Arthur Comb wee .Ilehting from hie wag - gm he gave his foot & wrea@k musing an esoeedinely painful diary He wee laid up for a time, bet is mew able to hobble around ea oretehea Whet is considerable of a 'oleos re the feet Chet M hoe ea sec - dent pokey which gssreabses him for lest time. MUNICIPAL AMENDMENTS. FOLLOWING are antenttme•mta to the Municipal Act, paned at the lest *maim of the Ontario i.egialsture,that may prove of intiermst to our metiers The new ooeeeile elected ne the first Monday in Jansaty will meet on the 'entwine Monday instead of on tee third Monday, a. ki .erly ; and i n- I.d>� eomttetls will OMNI to have power to vote money fee say purpose, pais any byte., or eater into nay Mid - teat er bargain iavelviwg the pay - w bam embued vola. sad & bited C1/4211D3E314`IOi3 IlARC3AIN sults &galeal the city are lathed The total anneer of talism to l Us - .dm if* pat tweak wait ill mastic SS for the previous week &ad 411 sates week last year. /11. whiob are Doming to band m the Duaitaloa Department of Flabertee Indicate that the export trade imel Wt and horses is nearly uv to that year. The Anglo -Canadian trade Improved somewhat in October. The exports fro Canada t0 Engtand increased Per sent. during the month. &nd{i per cwt. for tae post ten Months of tee year. Commercial advice.• from the United States all agree 1n stating that the im- mediate business outlook Is more en- couraging. Not In one direction, but all over. idle factories and mills are being reopened. while In work& %leak have not ceased cunning. the number of employes la trier rapidly Increased. CommertW tellts in the Un.ted States for the wrek ended Friday we4 II 217, as compared with 253 for the cor- responding week of last year. cottage AND l'KIM1NALs. The ado of the pootofnce at Dresden was rubbed of several hundred dollars. Robert Morran,chartged with tita mur- der of Hannah Hatton at Holland. was acquitted at Winnipeg. Rena Coral. a four-year-old girt adopted by lira George CurreU d Lon- don. toes kidnapped by & woman. Brennan. the slayer of Mr. Btratby at llarrie.. Is reported 1.. be In • very low state. and It 1s doubtful if he will live till the day set for his hangtag• The British Govet 1ment has decided to prosecute Sir Halliday Macartney. Couilen1 i fur the t'htnese Legation W London. for his share In the arrest and detention of Sun Yat Sen, the Chinese doctor. The Hamilton House of Refuge Com- mittee will allow either the (Town At - turney or Chief of Police L. Lmetitute legal proceedings against the House of Refuge contractors if either one trete en disposed. The Cabinet adopted a rep •rt from the Minister of Justice recommending that the sentence of death passed upon Arthur Prentiss at Cobourg be com- muted to imprisonment for life in the Kingston Penitentiary. A spy or the British Government, giv- ing his name as Jones, wino entered the Clan-n&-GaeS and other secret Ineh- American organisations. gave setwa- tlonal evidence In the Ivory dynamo, trial in London last week. While Serge White, Zone of the moist highly esteemed members tit the North- west Mounted Police, was attempting to arrest • fugitive Indian murder named "Charcoal." about 25 miles from Macleod. he was shot dead by the In- dian. "Bad Young Man" has since been captured. Mr. James Wa erten, a well-to-do t .enter of L*mebank, committed sui- cide by cutting his throat with a razor. Frank Dawson, a resident of Dlckln- son's Landing. Ont.. cut his thoat on Friday night with • razor. The body was found to a hay loft. Mrs. 11. Dunn of Cobourg drank a oup of .•ualoll and then poured a lot over her clothing and sot fire to it. She died from her Injuries. rime Y or WAR. A bill well be shortly placed before the German Reichstag to increase the navy and to rearm the artillery. CACI ALTI IDS. Cr -at „erastation has been caused by floods In Bosnia. Mia Arthur Piper of London was knocked down and fatally injured b'y a trolley. A Cold Wave .... . Terms or peace have been concluded Mr. Archibald Campbell, a wea'thy between Italy and that tough old war- grain dealer of Lakeport, was drowned hoe King Menelik of Abyssinia. at C.•Ibwrne. An Austrian offieer dl Iced as a John Grant, the old roan who wai dervish 0.s been captured by the Be- so badly burnt 1n his hovel et Hol- ti.h near 9uakim. He Is to the em- land Landing last N..it, died In the ploy of the Khaltta. General Hospital. Toronto, on Satur- There were scenes ot great enthusi- asm throughout Spain when the new war loan was nearly all subscribed on Sunday by the people. On the 10th ult. the British merean- gjchsu.o fatally. He mistook him ter the steamer Boyne. while off amnia. a deer. took on board a boatload of escaped Al) explosion of about thirty pounds Armenians. Immediately atter the of dynamite at the contractors' oaks Turks demanded their return. The of the Niagara Falls Power Company captain of the Bovne refused. and the killed two mem and fe/ally Inju,ed a United States warship Minneapolis third supported hl. refusal and Bald the re- fugee. should safely leave the port If Mr. Wm. Batgate of o misMken he had to bomhard the town. while hunting near Bala. THF: 115:1.1 ! WORLD. for a deet; by one of his companions The Jubilee of Rev. Dr. Torrance 's and shot In the abdomen. dying a new ministerial service was celebrated at hours later. Guelph. A McGill student named J. T. Stew - Rev. Canon Th..rnloe of Sherbrooke alt "f Atheist." Quebec. died from has aattownc his acceptance •.f the hemorrhage of the lungs brought on Bishopric of Algoma. by over-exertion in a scuffle between two of the classes. Little lick—Ma-m., may 1 go sad pia. with Robby Walker, .ad May them to die - ser if they ask sae? Mamma -1 thought you didn't Uk • Robby Walker! Ds.k --1 des's, Mt as 1 passed hie hems jest new my bort shamed toward. bits. Masts. --Did he leek lemdy ? 11i.k—Ifee mamma. he Imbed hawp. Maims— Whet &beat t Disk—He said bis asetkar was m ktert apple demobs* T..oher_ C . yes give ms es example of toothless animal .f the mssts.li.. • reap Bey—Yes, sir. Toshe--Iadeed. whet is it Bey --My greeds... " My port is the modem tbaab'ieale meld sot have bee • temple a tenure. They Aid not him me." Of tsars met." replied km girl friend •' people meat yews and him se the rase day. While deer hunting near Pine Tree Harbor, on the Sateen peninsula. Royal Gawley of Spry shot his brother People who are foresighted will be prepared for it. Ths niggles er- beginning to grow doily, and Comforts and Ilimfkeb are gladly welcomed. We are showing extra valise in TRES r Flanellet.te Blankets, Paper Blankets, All wool and Union Blankets, from 75c. to $8 per pair. Comforts —1f you would lie comfortable thew oold nighta. We have them in Calico, Seteeo, Eitlerdoeet, from 75c. to $7.00, lovely patterns, large sizes, anti will please you. OflER7E1R in Children's Indies' and Mea'a Compare quality and price -. JJIISS COOL A lar>;e hue in Novelty Dress Goods and Trimmings. Don't forget that we Inutile Oil Cloths, all sixes and patterns. JAS. ROBINSON, Corner Wept-st and Square. scuooi. STT1NT. °°"YATES More Details of the Terms Agreement Of rrevlertal heetrel sad lesperal.s - t attars' Tell ne.ts Meat be Icer sed Teases ■ase rave heper 'reiterates AL mime Viera to be r■rdv weeslar ea tearers.r Lscepi ter the ia* NOUNS" Rosa W. Ottawa. Nov. 1L—(8pecla0—Mr. Bit- tern will be here to -morrow, but his stay in Ottawa will be brief- He sLU be Immediately sworn 111 we Minister of the Interior and at once rets n to Manitoba to seek elecUoo. Numin&- tion In Brandon is used for Friday. Nov. 27, and podding fur Dec. L One of the Ministers inform -4i me yesterday that ducumeata showing the "enact nature of the otrriprotnlse wIS not lie published until Wednesday or Thursday of this week. but public In- terest in them has been largely dis- counted. To -night 1 am In a position to give a fuller synopsis of them than heretofore made pubic. All the schools In the province are to be under the control of the Education Department, existing regula- tions to apply to schools in Catholic equally aa in Protestant districts, and provincial inspectors to have complete Jurisdiction. Uniform text books must be used, and teachers must be properly qualified. being compelled to take the prescribed normal school course and pais the teal examinat ions. All school work is to be of a purely secular character. and to occupy the shove if the sch000l day with the exception of the last half hour. when a minister et any rellgtous denomination may visit the sch..of t,• instruct the children o[ parents belonging to his religious de- nornlnatlon, provided the parents are willing. In camel where a parent ob- jects to such rellgious Instruction, re- gular school work is to continue until The dose of the school day. In dis- tricts hating an average attendance The TheOsophk crusade rat Mfr. Ting of 25 . Roman Catholic children the ley and her six American dl.clt les n James Bell • hotrlkeeprr of Oran teacher is to be a RonMls Cathobic, but Europe is reported as very gut■ssful. a member of a hunting party. W&.-4 fully qualified according to the require - drowned on Thursday In the neighbormentor of the Education Department. Gen. Booth of the Salvation Army . hood d Havelock. Eff arts have leen a'hllo► In districts where children speak announced that the army is to extend made to recover the b'-ly. French wholly they are to h iv • a its operations to the while tR the Ma- I The coroner's Jury In the case of teacher speaking both French and lay peninsula. 10,000 Apple Barrels • ForSale - -- Eng - The Western As.oclatn of ongre- l Albion Hotel, Montrealurn d aver- lbh English as rapidlyin bed in th. soat asthey possearn sible. may1 bt'The read - rational Churches. meeting at Hamel- dict of death by natural causes, se era to be used In such schools must b• bilingual, that 14 the selections are to be printed In both languages. as now Is the case with the readers used In the French districts of Eastern tentacle, iso that children will grow up from the first accustomed to the English lan- guage. The principles involved In the .ettlmmen: will be Incorporated Into the Provtnctal Education Act- but no Dominion leglalatiou will be necessary tun. haw expelled Rev. J. C. Madill, there was no evidence of suicide. His pastor of Hope Congregational Church. identity M not yet established. Toronto, and Past President or the News was mewed that the summer P.P.A. on ohisSunday u er. eMnd male , Acadia, missing dnce Wednesday. Nov. t at the to his theherch and claimed 4, was wrecked near the mouth of the that the action of assocfatlon was taken because he would not renounce , Mlchtplcoten river on the northeast (irangetsm. Hope congregation unanl- I shore of Lake Superior. The crew was mously voted to stand by him, and saved. having reached the Sault after consequently he won't expell seven days rowing in a srnall bo&L POLITICtt—CAIIADIAN. ` Georgina `cult, five years old, was The writ for the bye -election in accidentally burnt to death in a neigh- bor's house on Hagerman street. To - Brandon has been forwarded. It cans ronto. on Saturday morning. and in the afternoon James Gorman, seven years old, was km eked doe n and killed by a horse on Queen street east of the Don. 1 \ lI. A.sI VELD. to nominations on Nov. 27 and poll- h.g, 11 hay, Dec. 4. The Ministers who are to conduct the tariff enquiry begin their work at Toronto on Tuesday morning to the Board of Trade rooms. The following collectors of custom/ have been appointed: Mr R. O. Fish. Berlin; Mr. Alex. Brownlee. Parrie ; Mr. J H. Fraser. Wallaceburg. It is expected coat the corning er eton of the Quebec Legislature. which opens next week, will be rushed through. and that the elections w111 be held 1n January. Mr. Clifford Slfton announced the terms of the school settlement to the Brandon committee of Liberals and McCarthyltes, who expressed them- selves as being m&tlefled. A re.olutlon to that effect was passed. and Mr. Raton was urged to &cceet tete nomi- nation for the onnstttueney. watch he did. Mr. SKton left for Ottawa.whers be will be sworn In .a Minister of the interior. rrRRt.T rRR.O!tA1.. At Lowest Market Priers Wholesale or Retail. The Queen atMved at Windsor COMM hewn Balmoral oa Saturday. Mr. Wm. Bradley. postmaster and merchant of Huntley. arrived In Ott. - we on Monday. and bas mysteriously disappeared. Air Albert K. Ro1111. M.P. tar the south division of Islington, wen mar- ried to the Dowager Duchess or Ruth- erland In St. George's, iianover-square. London. Mr. Justice Tamcharteau of the Ru- preme Court has been granted sev.-1 months turtker leave of abeance from the let of October. He 1s rem In the West India& Slane the release of Mrs Gestic tress Wormwood aerobe Prison. her canal - nein of health has been so dantrerous that the doctors now rotate her per- mWoe to sail tar the United Stags at present. SU Casimir Gsowaltl le to he adede- btr ter 0f the °overcommit of 0ntateo durtag the shame. of Hie honor the Llemtenant-Deovernor. who has been granted two months' leave of &*'ewer. foe the peeper of wieldier reclaim' evareraa. A big abet of fear led WlmaAes YeEWAII'S COOPERAGE, gl'r w e ab the eret to arrive at Belenh , the dr � Ene.hmre stess at Woremes sad WWI- tame Ming revered is Moth The ealtflr'd. pips" were meets larger Ude west other .ere motes. at tralle• - Sunday at neon the electrl^ power generated at the Falls entered Buffalo. Knolcney, under Uwe c•untoms survey of Yew '41 remit ter, will now lig known as Yon R cele. The London Co my Council Is ta'k Ing of obtcinlug • 'meow of water from Wales at a cost of 1100.u. 0,000. Ntnnip.g repor.A a cold w..v. com- ing. '1enpereture at Medodne Hat mei Ito d gree. bel..w .,, . 8unuay morn me 'The New 'fort poptottIce intends ex . pet 'nting ..Ithsn a week 0: two ion h ers. tens . simmer for %tee. %welt_17 of mail matter. The Transvaal Oovernrrent will ria :o el,lts0,us0 from Use lint @.t rice Company es lad. -many to. Jan' son's raid. A despatch from Itl.mb.y says the in eleven district. of tier Der a . Conran 1,125.000 people mar ere.b.v.- be on the verge n' stair* 1 .1. Prof. Merman. Jr , of tin. G:o og S urvey Staff. ha• retuned t . ti.. w from the Behring ei 711s re• • 1 . show that the destruction, o. s - I 1 is beyond anything that s.as _., ,• . The Judiciary Committee of the ,'. I. Council Saturday non—...... to beat' pig of the appeal from t . Canada Supreme Court bet wren the 0 •.lent• menta of the Dttminior., of Ontario and of Quebec respecting the pa) me rat .1 annuities to Indiana iedetnent sea reserved. An Immense orowd wttnresed the de =sire of the motor tars In their race frcim the Hotel Mousy)... i , 0. ientnn. 47 miles from Lindon, Eng.. on Satur- day. t c1ro'A beteg sin great that the poIlcy had considerable dlalculty In clearing the ws.y. Fifty oars or ear - started. ltd by • pilot landau st.*.d by Harry Lawson. Atter the vehicles got clear of the erowd .bey weal .8 at a Sae pars. The .tesrtes was & *5&15. and whim the earn lirdi Mears blocked by the ordinary trat- es of the streets tD tr wee was shook - ed Ingllantly. The rete wan wee by the Aatertese Danes meter. abbe yam .ser ..rteasw.a ka-Ito-1 In ontreml • reirt SCHOOL BOOKS Bee his 300 -page Map Scribbler ; * is a good one. Complete Stock of Si sol Supplies. 3•][2$ T♦?s1. A comparison et this agreemest with the offer submitted to the Dominion Oesem is doses by Manisa' last February @bows that the pro% Woe bee koinpletely capitulat- ed ea thecii.-t polatit for which It bele est thea. AU that Stttaoii end Cameron wopld the reseed* was complete soealarls.tlos •t the mimed, or else halt as boar for relishes ex- If the trustees s de - Mire.. The Desolates Commlwloners asked for a wheal atteadance of 25 tellereu la tewasond villages and 50 tie cities. This,the edefyMat as wblcb negotiations wen Weke. •`, ow retard by the et Jrec. v mth Geweraemt to e delegablewr vafly Federal Watery. it Is now cos - cede by Oreeway sad Me friends to Liberal Federal Mlabtry. Dean .r ~roe net saes. Whitby. One, Nev. le -Judge Burn- ham died here at t o'clock in -/Oahe aged 73. He was the lar, one of the original appointees to the County om. SW in Ontario Coonty. Winter Snit or Overcoat BAILS AID 8LL18. Our isles lied so u I'. ..• a. • coma ■p, because we seal hot the lest Goods t. r .1)! o Istr orae. silly aro ohsreod. li,r es. and tr.-n .Neck will •hunirs'ly repay Iesp.etios wed .. would .troegly new tna Lades to re. Its es early stenos of thew reyntremwau for (2 '..taw Presents Remember it .k.. tine• to take op yoer work 'wed by purchasing sow you ger the oboes of the new 11ee. THE FAIR STOVES and FURNACES STOVES and FURNACES If you need a Winter Over- coat or Suit, call upon PRIDHAM, The Tailorif you leave your order with him you may depend on getting goods that will snit in every way—in tit, workmanship and promptness in delivery. PRIDHAM ? TA L IL The bat a d epeap5M Slime•• . and Forane -s w hr isle at L WORSELI , The peeetleal Nem sad Fused mew Stoves and, i iiiware e . e At CArrta Beot. Now is the time to enquire about Heating or Cook Stoves. Wile have them— all kinds and sines at lowest possi- ble east priers Also leave your orders for repairing and selling ffP of Stoves. We handle the best Canadian and American Coal Oil. OATTLs Plumbers and Mows.