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MADDOCKI3A KENNEDY
oODICRuoH.
THS-] LEA ATNC3 NEWBPAPD2. OF HtTRiON ocroasyr-Ir.
FIFTIETH YRAR.--26011
GODRRICH, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY FEII. In, iK91.
D. Mc(HLLICUDDY, EDITOR.
HAVE YOU RENEWED YOUR SUBSCRIPTION FOR 1897 ? IF NOT, WHY NOT ?
N[W ADVL.RTISEMENTS - FEB.18-
Slee thee '", ugh -F. M. Nelms b
by W. ed -D. K .Scr•ehies 6
Dry Elm snit Resw•ei-Yenmaglee
Fero ikoly Co
Tandem Weateu-L. 6. Dmaey b
Former. -A M •h. A11ea b
Vbare Ogre Hose. --Redd Clark cd
Oates Uaderwe•r-_J T. AoS.•oa..., 8
Loot er (Miss -L. Ig Daae•y b
Iad1•a Cletbeo Itseket.-G. M F.Illeeeb
jest R.. steed -Th. Fair 8
A Molist.r'. Mary -Folioed & Cs 3
Aaniverwery Mal* - K. R • .ith b
Another Bargain I'•y-Wyam's Fairb
Amine Male of Value', propmrt) _Cam.
tea, Holt sad Hulme.. b
Valuable Farm lelair-•snow. HN/
sad Mehra • b
• $..OPAL PSWS IN BRiEF
8se Watt, Hope, Love tonight.
Pride, is regular meeting of tows uoas-
oiL
Orden. ore oomo tt in folly well at the
bicycle b.etto) .
Ilw.al,r m'•t,. g (.1 0 (' F. No 157 nett
Th modes evening.
T. J V,4an u reooverins from a omens
att.ok of le gnpp..
F. F lwwrwoe hat been off d.ty the
past week tbroaab ,11....
Carlisgteng heldmra-lust what you want.
The frier. Mtlrst • binok.
Capt D. McK.v's dwelling on Britannia
rad Fill seas he completed.
There well M early oommmmtoo at Si.
Gsoree's sett S..dav morweg.
The Uoierich Koitu.R 47p, baa deed
dews for the natal February feat, ,
The road to the Uoderiob leather mill
wee wee.( 000etdwrnhly the past week.
A large and choice .esortrieit of or,luRee
sad Imams pie arrived •t 1, M. );.hast'..
Don't tail to wttee s the o•otat• kit the
North street Methodist attach this eveBlww
The maw wbo sew the c•nar .• to tree
last week probably bid • bee ' hie
Rise's Pen Salt you ale at. should
•• ( let the Felt .f rb. North , .11 others to -
fan
A. MoI). Allan wail laid up for • few
date t►e met week with an et -tick of L
groin m•
Rea Sisk., of the Colon hotel, ha* pet
the isoaade,eoent light in beth hotel and
*table•.
The N••rtb Anteroom Chemical Co. bee
bought over 800 oords of wood already the
Winter
Oa: Pdies Mee -ware was ori duty • few
daysi lest week, settling a orae of le grippe
He did it
vv.
Eley 1' w' !
oil m delivered erwd an addrse ors
teep r.oa in V iotor is -et church Friday
meeting last
Men have been employed the pest week
eleariag away the material from the old
skating rink.
Dunn, the past week town were some re-
arkebly good games at cerbsg in the
West -et risk.
Three ars of apples wen *hipped from
the G T. R. station yesterday for Liver-
pool via Heston
W • are remind to hear that Hmgeetrr
Gibson M reported by his medical attmsd•
Bat as steadily improving.
New Hoeis°. sad point lace bride and
Mire hewn Inose thread for working sena
The Fair, Mown..'. blmok.
Rev W. Godwin will prwub to the Mid-
dies next Sebbieth morning ei Viotoria-it.
at the meat hoer of service.
" My bat hewed off " mid Marjorie, is
Mather • resent experience, "sa' I owned
home war my bad barefooted."
A real bargain -Io lien clothe. bookies
essay sold at half • dollar will be sold at
G. M. Elliott'. next week for 25 oar.
The Kensington Co. is fairly besy, Mid
the manager informs er that the primer
February is the best for three mars.
Lar Wednesday night • load of young
people from (ioderioh enjoym4 tbesr.lyee
.ketiwg here -(lints° New. R•oord.
The large tug being bath by Merles is
Plein, reptd(y Bad the entailer este f. es
far finished as to stow boor pretty lisw..
Invitations will be timed this week ter
Ilse 2.d mosetNy le the Hetet B.dtorl. es -
der the anapest of the Rees Hall &d•1
dap
• paper rasa by Wm. W e *eek at a
resat meeting of the Hertiealt.l.l Swiney,
oft grape salters, will appear fa oar Bent
Mum.
livery day we realize bow oemfertat.ly 1'%d
leg •Ices without snwiethiwg that the day
before we were aortae. we otethia'• live
without.
A portion .1 the roof of the (bsi.m
skatise teak fell ie es the same day that
the Bret fell -la **.,sued at the wld risk es
IV est at.
Resell Clarke Reperm.tre Compeay all
am! week at Ti..ria Opera Noma. Fra
repertoire. usomere and apeefialti.a Pepe.
kr Priem.
Photo Mesa., with etaatpsd lime. all
amplet., at prima that will astonish yea.
Also fine battle' *dote. The Fair. Me.
dais•'. Meek.
Manage, W llsee, ei the Haeawssa ilia*
dm Co., is ea • week'. busisem 11lp amoload
while away will rwpresest the ease) iwgnma
at eke Rich evert in Rt Qltkarbee,
The Orem notary was abed es SNar-
day find Meeday for the peree. dTmaatlay
• new beater. it re-ep ed en
with • fell artier idea.
A prserwwive padre partlyttrfi be �lvem
by the Uwewrieh Ram ficial ah. is
thou asstnedlewe parlors on Weaasa. Half
Friday Bight All m.mbies aw,eiemMd
to be present.
Oma et the pMNsm. sed meed selWe
salsad•r reisived.s this suits 2 *tits Weed
frees the donee Pres Awa she. Drew
Meese is knows as ibe newt* either le
O Reda. end N i, seedises its mMd Mad sett-
Isg • 2. aiL le aedd Ings !MAsh
eft
OUR OTTAWA LETTER.
.
Whitt is Going *Nat the Capital
semaablie /lbws. glee it asherstl.a Returns
Mew the gow.esa.re (save Bees
oared ear -As l..preved
tinker of Tahiti.
OTTAWA, Feb. 15. -As compared
with 1896 tmmtgratleo returns show • de
crew of 8 per mint in 1896 It is • metier
of wooden that the Irish, `••rtob, English
and german emigrant should have btetwt d
beef ore he looked towards Canada at • de-
sir•bls oountry to wbiob to make his future
home. 110 yes dor one moment supports b
had not hard of the depredstiooe of th
men who for 18 years held .way at Ottawa
sod that the koowledge of all this had a
• powerful tafueooe to tenons the hoods
thousandsnf intending emigrants away iron
-mines
until the power u( Go-mines.houid fall into honest hand, To this
muse .s.1 to this mita alone is m.rely at•
tribute/de the enormous decline to tn.. ;tom
to. se1 .
err to. who have oome into .nada
donne the poet twelve or fifteen oars.
mo
But bow .a was • ohmage of Govern.
meat signaled with an morose* to the num.
ler o1 settlor. making their homey is the
Dominion.
LOOKING er.
al
The totmintier of immigrant arrivals ie
Canada dur.og 1-8C.5 wog 25,571 . o.
.it 25,-
478 to 1896. Thea were sot •11 daunt.
to make their homes in Cathode, ate 1895
m
6954.4 thetmmigraauuroseed over into the
the Cotten Sates while an 1895, 33 per
wet. of the eeriest*, or 8643 et the emi.
moat ptemorere who had crossed *he Ar.
IanGo to make their homes on this side of
the ester decided sifter leadteg to Coned.that it would M to their advantage to
settle is the United States instead. Aad
what bad more to do with it than the
knowledge they had gained of the oharaoteratt
of the mwho were governlsg the mum-
try.:,omp.rin, the following period. of 1896
with the corresponding month. of 1895 we
god that immigration into ('an.da, easel.ettlemeet during the month of December
.howed to lessees* of 9 per amt.: for the
eat at etostb. of 1896 mo increase of 5
per sent Frio: to that there hod been •
matted .:h
d.oe in every month of
the year as compered with 1895 11.. fact
that .t while its 1896 tee hely lest
25 per n st. of this *migrant passengers who
leaded in (*.nada in march of homes we bo.•mi
34 per ot of that population in 1896
Bet with what satisfaction It o to view th-
increase in the .amber of emigrant tows -
eery who have token up their reeidonee in
renthree d. dories the past the or four months
as c. mp.red with the oornsponding month.
of 1896. How uun.utak.bty it iodiatee
the 000tidence a change of Government in er.
Cooed& hay inspired among lgraot• who
leave their homes io Europe to make sew
0se on this oontintnt. While the rotariesfor the Ent three gaarten of the year .hew
• marked decease* to rhe number of actual
settler* the lest quarter .bows an equally
marked increase in the number who have
mid. Comtetheir future home.
IT SPINES TuLrrtett.
Wm would lock in vain for • mon sub-
mhntial proof of the 000ddenee the change
't Goverment hes inspired in the mind of
the foreign emigrants than i. evidenomd In
the increase whwh almost immediately fol-
lowed the .00.eeion of Mr. Laurier aid his
party to power im .Ione Isar es yet the
Go,ermenr have hes. enable to give *!foot
to the seeded reforms they propose making
is the .*crave immig.tmon policy of their
pretoeessors that Nae for years rs bedriving
the eldest settler out of the country and
..rtsg .way theom who might be Unitised
• mum ise is, aid when their plane aro matured
a
we mew rennably look for further improve -
moat. The increase during the lite three
mnt,the of 1896, small as it is in tee nem:
her of .wttlen who have made their homes
is a•
C.dk, M solely the result of the footing
theme • security ththeme of Government has
imputed and by giving the people • fair
Memel •dmiestretmoo of public affairs .pd
memo 5y that .Jose o•n the (iovernmaeet of
Mr. Laarimr hops to retain the oo.8deass of
p•
the opte.
Tett men rtaa.
ow
Daring the pat week the oetry bee
e•et with • great salinitym
t. the dtrootion
*2 Wm upper story et the Wester. Depart -
meet block. Yet is may. .her .11, he eGomm-
meetfertee•te themes in aerator the Gomm -
meet of the danger white threatens the
bm
Formst Reddish., the Easters Depart -
w est Meek and the ()metrical Mamma if
steps are set amos es takes to make them
reef. eef. It i..a
'Medea' think that
se.biteot would permit the mltBess of de-
ers 15.t have II.p .zp.a
sd.d epee Lim
Wilder 1. he ee� (...eh • tinder hoz
Weems r.5.ildisof the Wen hlook wi11
Gest at Meet a jeerer of • million dollies.
It will east at Inset two dollies dollen te
ew
remodel the three isildl• and .aka them
el
dew proof with .treef. the MOWre the
reef e. the sew Laewe.in Meek. A Lege
mem of steam but .mall it weeld he if it le
to s•1e from de whe
eotien the setifel Par-
liament Mildews. Parliamentary Library
and the Ramere bink with all the record.
and papers mimed in them. It is erlmiaal
that the bead,dm of th.....& a dolman
Werth .f mal..bh, mammal speelmeae Wet
meted aro new Nd isate old shell .f . Iwildiee
imams as A
the esl gleal Mseeem should 5.
dugs j epardisdhe it
th. Tbesidesg wferm-
.rly e sad (lamed« heel, • retie of past
ages lets se the bards of • prominent Tory
pehtisma flaab.m had deme ed theatres'
▪ width wi"N saw W lsmated N eely steed
r • tamB
a amtaw
set le seelease the Oa of
today with ell Deems. 11 woe • goal
*hasoh
.. air m has Oeveren set es reward
ossa ml the lf
laltdtfel and they trek It ekis
heeds all . he Sows and N h thio old me.
M
11e tree of a Nei ig Asa Is tee tO.elwriad
m,�.
Me.a OMew 8
T*.mravow
COMING AND OOING
1, H Deuksea, of grew. wee in tows
Friday.
Anima,Twit, wee is Cli.inm the pest
Saturday.
id
Mr. a'f .. Y Megew were to Clint°.
leer week.
Mist G • bwun is vier i•g frieode in the
� (� ,see c t y,
Goo R t,A ant H 3i,•Keonate wato ('1'.•
toe Monday
N. W Bowden, of I?aeter, wee in (lode -
'rich Ssrard.•.
R. Raoefor 1.01 Charon, wee in rhe Comitytown host work.
1V R. Thompson, of Teamster, was is
Goii.nch last week
.1. 1) K,h
aon, of faster, wait viewing
our town o0 Set..rday.
P. Nevin. of Stelwtoh, whin tows os
bur .. in.the per week.
• J W tit. Sinclair. of Hromaehti
, Plaited e
C
•1 nuety *rico no tined*/.
Mita MiMoto- Y. "
tet a• returned from her
of r mon•h'm vitt to Rt Ig ••.,ten.
of Sant' Do -kaon, of Ih,ng.nonn, rotted his
, home ,n Gndwrich the week.
I . \1.11 •1'•"'" t'',2 'iw tea ,r.'1leit 'e*Sr..
iSet•eh.•. C11e•• , th • ev ,k
Moe N.M.. McLrol, tit *Baton, vw•wd
• If' iamb i Got -rich :sat '.risk.
Mts. R. 11 'L•„d. wh - hero' visiting is
j Ss•t'wth, returned h on , t.at w'•.i
.1.. Cork noted Wusrrnu .0 1 other
.lenrgi•n Ksy peers the past week.
Alf•ed Bennett, of Port Albert,
gave Ttlt `ilosA,. •,n*nilly ail on Holiday.
M.tth.. 'tornul•, .1 11.mute.nn.. sass to
town on Monday and gees THs .ihi'IAL •
o•(1
David G Konhan•n, of Montreal, L at
tbw homestead, (lolhnrne, enjoying his holi-
days.
Mea Vin Every. of Chicago, i. • guest at
the resi•ieooe of .1. H. Coombs -New.-
R.o rd.
A. D. M,l..•evl wit. in ','•forth Iat week
attendmr the fader.' of his cousin, Rory
McLeod.
$itewirt '•rooms and Jae. Vivian anent
fbe peat Seised', .ed Sunday is the •osis
to hinforth.
8 P. H.11. is in the Q.sen oi•v reprea•t• •
leg the (i v1•nch A. U. II W At the annual
meeting of the gross i, edge.
Miss Mar, Son, who had oewa vie is.
friends oe l.ockaow sot vicinity fir the past
six week*. returned horse on Tueed.y.
Moe Atria, of the Montn.l lieserat
f1o•anal, who boo been vietisg fr.sada in
A GOOD NAN HAS CONE
• MINN PAM., Passes Awa
Fell WIMP* sell U_01S.. ilio Peacefully
themes the Illeer, aewvisa • weed
gmetree. ••e1B/ -war I.-
5ssa/ e. Friday.
ON Sunday, the i th lust , George
u■ deed at his reside,w•, Britannia fiord,
atter an iliorr of lees thin . week'* dun•
IDOL Altnough the dm..... ghatlrine*
had boom. meoriehat intsehled, tut few of
his ft •rids anticipated w arty • denim.
U:e the ►!.cloy pipettes he called at Tag
ShitiA', tau, to leave 10 item 01 sews, and
►M k.uuly greeting on that ocoul,•o gave nt.
token that to leo then a week the cheery
vo,w *mild be hushed In death.
Sbartly hefore 3 r a on Fr der .l1 that
was turn al of it.e ....seed was horse from
his late reasdeooe to North -et. Metbodrt
church, and :here plated before th.• pulpit
tt p•• ,one of • large numi.er of relative.
se 1 frit-e,ls. A. 'tie ca.k,tt we.arreed up
'�••- a1 s•s.• •h* organ peal..4 Curt, i
• . oma wire R re. 1' Igo end Godwin
THE *.are Gno on t41L
Mistier. et mired the pulpit, as appropriate
(loderioh, returned to her post hat Moo nems tea. rung, ted 11i, *:.che"i lad
day. ,. prayer. An emthrm nowt for the woo,
e.ua ewe rwnderai, atter whish the
pastor dello-rote en el••yornt sddre.a on the
orf,' one ex..opie of IM .leawa.ed ,en'1.mra
He noticed men of •he manly train of the
Jep.rtod toe, .puke etrong:y nl hos life .a r
r u' e. er m.atm••mor hie faith
and hie death, ounclud••d a follows .
•• Tilers ore men ut i his ,,,we who bare
crerel.ra • f.r eider tubth pro tr ',witness
castles, who may host" se.umulv,d much
..or, of ii9m world'. g..ode, men who have
figured more prommenly to p.ltt,e.l sod
►.,.awl ,•trol.•a, min who oeul1 steak mote
wloquen;ly nu .mp.nsnt omissions, but
•tyre: Georg* i'ot there woe let one teeta-
tnouy-that he we* A •...ot, DAN. flu • to.
day, ehelr Hoven mny be ri her, we feel
that th. char h her. has I -.t • no o(1t• strove
Ileo. Hie vote et .11 never r, ore be bray*
.0 she dulerahl bootee of o.dea.•.nowt of the
nhwrch : in the mud.w e< 4r.. • r .•r• tr• h •
f, rm .2'.11 never more 1•.• are fl. .111e mem-
litre of the mom ti.t he eitde.veren for w
Many years to ist'hluhy in•irS,t'n ►prn:-
°et'bloom feel that they her I et • council.
Mr end • f• -'end. Nu r.,.o • Gold go fart her
to assist ate -mow toear•ts G. d nal • in. h 1..
he i.omr. r.f the poor and the •lti,ete 1 hr
sirs a. twin) eat •!dram' wtlaone, ►•sea..•
tie serried with Ism the prototee. of Chile,.
He behoved without quaimScittou in the
ch'.rch of :'u shore*
" For Iva fam•ly he hoe °flood hu list
prayer, given his 1•.mt a t. toe ant borne tits
nail testimony- We are t2Nkful that
Jct.i (Vitro. ...d, " i go to pupas* • pl,.00
for you ; .r.4 ,f 1 re and prepare • pies ler
von I wt11 wine agwto, that when i am y•
n••.y he Mao."
• hese'1ic•tnn having beet, prnnounc.d,
the casket was opened, seri nearly e.wrj
pnrwrn pr.•'nt took • Iwo 1o.k at the earl,
kerma fans The lid wee then tlnilly sed,
and, to the aileron armee of the ie'ad
March in Sao', he who had Mem a pillar us
the *hutch, pared mat of its pnrebway for
ever.
Oe North -.t • procession we. formed, the
ministers iw•ding, then followed the tinnily
Physician, the printer• and ex printers of
Godench in hr., over 30 orodg, the hearse,
mnertiare, and • long It... of oern.nee con-
• •-wing relative. wind *,,coif.. Arming at
the grave the ceremony wee ooui l.ted by
committing the remains of our old friend to
mnthm pales
TM pall hearers were deceased's woe,
Java, of Chioego ; Will, ot I.m•ming'oo,
Gr•.; p: I., of ('hitegn; Howsrd,of Carman,
Man , and K.n•on, of Laninet.'e, Ont ,•ed
no grandson, Ramon (•nee•. of ()Meech
R. end tend on the os.ket were many
tributes, .moor which were nn•ieed •
from the trust.* board of NMth•e1
et char. h ; 1. diet, .1. W Van.
snehnr, Mr.. .len ('tit, Cb'o.gn
\ re arta., Carman, Mae ; wreath,
e • I. ; deka*, tin 7.1 ('et, ('ht
.t2. Mr. Dawson,: M.1'...
here of demrs.d', oleos ; crow.
Danny ; writ h, ler. and Mn
, M otters. Mir Kith 9t. war.
T • eta roes. ('oe was Mrs in Keni.bi).
• 1 mend, is 18811, and mart -tied in 1861
• stetter •f the I.tw .Ins All. n, wh.. 'sir
• '• es hien. Timm or. also left to sneers he
ostler* e'v woes, flew shove named, .ed
.1 ahem, of Bon amn.t- 1).k , anti font
"lettere. Mrs Dnw51a, of PwmMna, 1).k ;
tt • $surl.'r, wt R•.wwmnnt, Oak ; M...
fl.' , mors, Bad Mr. N iwb,, Cestan.,
11
✓ mu' feet of 1Aie nl'itpry metros, •1
04.5 • ' •r ring dt.pnettice, wit sorest
t ••e n•• r ed M the ince roasmnl..n.2
nor .'e• bM^hair..ateweeeverb...
ter•• A• 'ee• rte2i••s 2w town hw woo
•Iw+wi 1• It • t.. he kewwtedre of the
craft betas d•. , rid theme" Seth always
Now R'.: W. W Roo. Gnderich, hies
try rwe'ev.re•1 1 ..in her r• -•tent Borer• Weems.
ie visiting the hones of for father, (leo.
(:ottls.
til .tun' friend. Our d n B !lt'C•rm o
Oo ria f
(i.dsri.:h, his left Maar O•• rete to tate up
hi. do•ies a inopootor of .meet• ort' of ,th'ag
He will. we e•w eons, meek- s', etli •tent of-
ficer.- News. R• car A.
Naw R'.: Miro Luorsti• V.o. .tie, eke
smut to G,vter'ch tm •iten'1 M r• .1 .1 noon.
jr , tea taken ill with pleon•y, h'•r ..a.
ter, Mn Cha. Waren, le .• hewn, is
Go4ertcb attrition her.
Mrs. Stork* end little eon, M•oduff. left,
tart week for Ronheet.r, N.1- , to rpt rid ik
few work• with Mrs. Walter Fish*, of that
airy. Mee Machell, who was to .oc,napany
her. hes deterred her vier owiog to • recent
attack cf rheumat.em.
Ngwr.tIN• ler the Jahlts.-
To the 5ditor of the :turret..
Dear Sir -Now that the approeobine die -
mon 1 jandee to ettebrite the 60th miniver•
eery of the reran of our beloved Qo..n is to
he rleher d in • most suspto' .u. meaner
1. R,,Iood, and 'o'fs't all over the British
pnweersiwne, on the 21st day of .dun* next,
1re we to renown in•eti•', se we b... den*
daring that peat 20th of May birthday osle-
hr•tion, of the let few years ` I hope aot,
i feel that we .re jest a. loyal • people as
any of the millions of subjects who rever-
sion Her Msj'.',. and think that • .citab'e
program .hnnll le. pnpsr. i to oelehmte
that .wpie,om• event. Row to dose rests
with better informed persona thin motet,
hat 1 mirbt .ng,.•t that .n iot.rseting pro-
gram of 'porta he entree up that would
draw • lair* attendance from the neighbor.
trig town.h,ps and etll.g.., and that nrm of
the imams on the program would he to
ohriaten me of nae fine •tremae. say Rlgib
street. walk the flame of " Queen Viotori.
Avenue," • acme that would stick to it for
all tem and he • twmtodor of the Noble
ledy we so loyal lea ohseieb. The omen say
meld be performed by • prooes.toe march•
ing the whet/ length .f tie. sv.noe, headed
by the Town Gamed, the ••,,noun .o t •n
appropriate hoed of mn•••., 61.0 the firing
o f • royal salvo. and sinning r.7 the natio.-
al anthem Another .ueg•.tien of mists
would be that the eh,ldre. of 'be town
e asesla and as enemy of the meaty retools
as poseible should s..emhl. ea • imitable
pietfnrs tea Nes the ..tinsel map, •sit to
emelt ohild be oirmp • medal er *emote"... ,. '
er "r the day shies, en .liar years, woe
• ..heriehed souvenir of rhe• mato". 1,
meet. Thea few •iemotwe• 1 beg to • A
*rooter., that mime more Ode pen than m
will take .p the setter, .. i 'h•• v" m'. •
have • estelsratinn that ea.l) *hoe •b,• •
are a loyal • tenni* ae any of the •u• j n
of the v...rshI. I.Ay, who's vett' now. -
••••40 • thrill of loyal emotion fr. , .t• ..t,.
n orther.
As /roe A.ro or, ReuTTewva
A Hurt' VO.rr Threw henry *tete,.
leads of retina se, ;Jo frees the f! •. •n
potnttnent of V,wteris.•ree•, w1t1..A w. t►.
earen.arm as Tws•ds• merrier set ter»a
royally wyloernod he Rev W fln'1viso sod
hie ob.rweag p.ete•v. Aft., • few hour.
of 'meal ae jnymmaar to tit' wait •.2 Pares..
womb, elegise, remiht(wem mot refemh,n•*••
the happy .ne.lMs wit lwnegh' to • til....
by • Mow words of appreelettaw Beit prays
by the pastor Th. awmpony etrwei..A
their reediest titterer& le rbc ►e.'.w'• how,.
by leaving .hs I..4., sett eat ode .b ned•e.
17,.Msmiah.d These plemaaet gash•'tt.re
sure en mom+.t the Nee shot bead the me -
i eAor elfd Ms people /geMw•
:1'rvr#4�...
at she ootseeend at.ait2., older VOMIT *ypw
Fur over forty years •c* rooted eau fnrem.
is Te[ Shine. dice Rut las hap. we osa•
sot twit better tiwttmoay of hie et•rhag
ohar.oter :ban by rm•p•sttog whet w• pale
Lahr d eh,. awing his jubilee a a ',fluter
is August, 1890:
•' Durtag h • long teat to tri• forem•B-
.bip of Tei ShikAL, cure., vee, w• *slab&
may hundred*, of by* bevy te.'..i under km
oars to testator/ the el. masts at th.,-,star's
oellirg sad w e mak. no mhwk• n E. a we
ay that 10 1,0 sol.tary *wises* has be
failed tel.! upon the cherecter o1 the novice
the impr.w of an upright, hooter. seteeet
Christian life. So mu••h hoe the to8ueote of
Mr (rot lees felt in iha r,.pe.t, that tie
more then 're• 000..•wo wt,bir. tee know.
ledge of she writer, •1e tom.," Mr haven, e
1..1 learn hie trait* at Tot 't,:sA1 hew bees
wives that the parent or gu..:,t .ri ors. ser
tam that the•fetherly care of M. l'ot would
have • salutary eAeet at* o the .ppnattom,
and while ander each supervision no evil
habits would he .cqu,rod Over the length
end breadth of the Tonto cat today there
are Tally old SIm.aiI. tante, and wherever
'hey may be located, if they reed thew
Me.. they will hs.r'i( intone what nem
hes, ..id of their bid oo-worker. lair mil' sod
friend..'
AUCTION SALES -
Ali partite setting their sale 2211. printed at
Ibis niece will have a for notice ,amid
in this Ito ue to tar tam. of .al...
There will hr 101,1 0y pithily .uvrtom ate
Int No 5 Lal.• Range, Ashfield, horses, oat -
tie, term implements, Inu,l.er wagon, • hug.
gy ted other articles too numel4.us to moo
tier. The wale will take til.oe oo Monday,
March lar, ono' nemcirg at 1 P... sharp.
Jona Koos, Asotiooser.
1 hay. revived mnetruott^o. from Wm.
A•k ter h, lot 12, opnre..ion 5. l'olhorns, to
..dl oe his farm .n Wedn•ansv, the 24th
Fe:w wary, uomm*noon, at one •.'olock t s ,
horses, steer., heifer., fat cows, fat bogs,
and an improved 1'.,tkihtre hoar. Jose
•K Nor, Auctioneer.
There will be an •natio ab of farm
stool, implemeatm •m.' .'tioles too flamer•
ous 'o mention on the farm of Thee A 'Yd.
let 5. one. 11, Colborne, oa Friday, 96'5
Fehy., 1897. 'Once Kxnx. Auotsos•er,
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
tODENJett 1ee'N'aHte.
Mo,tuAT. Fu, 8, 1897.
:-ns •ail met today Moires of lea meet-
ing reit . 1f,.e.d by Chas. Wil-
liam. • / 11•.on Middleton, that
En t'd int• too paid : Wm. Col -
dolt in .' : row. of M RAD,
$16.40: h1u-t.• ' World, 51 : Mr. MW
11.', TA•_est, 516: tV Smith, re.yeipt
holder. 85, ; aud'tors, 810. Gilbert Mate,
for lues of h. nor 'brn..vh road being too nar-
row •t.rp'o..h of bridge, wSic1. caused the
frost whew.. to awn, wound and bring tee
bete. ag•.n.• the railing, we Nish vasal its
dash. V F Blerkall oto died the council
that death was pewit 1,y inlury Moved by
John Middleton. •*^rimed by This Churo-
hill 3 S
, ohs• .. ter Pier he appointed pa/:s-
weeter in pl are of (.ten Stan', .g Al journ.d
to meet on the fire Monday in April
• • Nixon ,T• RD?, Clerk.
P.F. P,thmsarir. • h. t.v• not goall3ed
j brrore next wetter will he changed
t C. E. L. U.
The following are the .notas for the dd.
fer..n y' , g p•"plea • a ,•. , e wbtc:. tela&
during tie. 1 week :
North .1 11 tht.se.• char,••, F. L of ( K.,
Fr,d.y ev.t••ng a' 7 tri ' •1 -. k Tn.. -opts
wi,i be " Poli, y of i n.- ole• h list 1' •orob, '
I Qu.attnn drawer Igeuerat,) to he addressed
try Re. Tempt. 2"'ir' .
Knox •'h:•r••,. 1 ,I'. h 1' 1•, "t ,u..d. t even -
.ng at 9 o'clock Topic for Feh,u.ry
23rd. •• Oar Little ll'orr.te and ho.. 1 , wit
rid of them," b. 1Ire* ito:hel MCSwea
.if..+..n.r• -"('he Ii -.tory of i1•i16,•' by
Maes E f,•h W'vgu•s 1ht• well be th.
regulir *„num.'s* ion tneet:ng tit the SAMMY
when the monthly offer nig wilt he taken at,
♦,neon,.-•• M.- tholie chip eh 21 1,. of U.
R , friday sve..ing it 8 lock. The two
will he " Temporal blew rigs a hi •h follow
ehri.tisn.te," to he addressed by Mies
Emil, Hillier.
A'1 are .;.r.b.•ily invited to st••mi thea.
mmenn,s, wh•ch a.. heli in the hoiement.,
Visiting marnirre of ether societies es.
pnoially weloameel
A Sr mot, iDEATH -I Ln Friday weaning
Mn. John I)'nigh diad suddenly •t her
residence, Wet street, of heat( failure.
The dmtosa'ed late had Mee up town with
bear datigh'.•r., hot re wrier, h,.m,' hefts•
them, ant shortly after had s •tall from Mea
Con Vivien who ran.sined with deceased
till 9 r. As the .one" lady left the
dwell*,,, a netirhn •r, Mrs M. Klemm, pees.
.4 hr art, h.d a taw fru.'•'iiv .word.. Ai
that time neither titre Meh'mnn. nor MI•. t
Vivi*. nntto.4 snt-'hieg that would lead
them to welter, that Mrs ih,nee, same set
in her newel hostler. Sheeny after ten the
Wage, 1),n.el. rammed and tnnnd their
mother no 1 ho h*d,aad r0' eine her (-hanged
ippearnce ran to the dont end milled tick
mono nwiot.hen who tied m orneen,M them
home.. A. •tsm'ns'inn dv01nme 1 11'e (set
that fife hid 42.d nom• minutiae rr.viouely,
and Dr Hunter who w,. anon in ittenilanee t
said that death Ned or -env -red twenty
minutes before and Nei ►ren piihlwas The
funeral *rink pis,.. on 1•11on4wy alteration te r
6laitlsnd emneiery, the interment taking
n.am le • he family plot Rev Nark Tire- 1
hell *wndn.•..1 a.rn•Y at •h. hones mid
gree., anti Dr Niwh..l.rn revolts Crewe,
A R Da•i.on, .1.s. L. Tamed. N Owl sad
R W Hen, all Wm. .t resid•nte, ww• the
pall hearers Th. doeme.,l lady, who had
here is widow, many ;,.re, leave six grace
ice CIDIMi.n, Mises ,442411 and flail* who
live) at hem., (Charles. Role,. and Henry, '
le Rrttlah Columbia, soil Jnhe in the W.et .
era Rt.ta. Th. n aka' wee almost kidder. '
b, th. tiny 42 e♦I t,ihn•.* •set by the
family•. large 'Weis of .*.swing friend• i
POST OFFICE CHARGES.
CONTINUATION OF THE Et/ MENCE.
• gambm of ester Witnesses *a IM *rases
hell tor- ibis Reacts tats the
('saran. *salami Matt lattice
•.sols ad halals.
(OO.CI.r»ID Moat LAST W1115.)
(xBO. J AM I MON, sworn, said : I
11.010 lioderlub township, I remember sheet
the time ot theCsts•ros•P.ttereon Dominion
• Imottuo. Afterwards, is 1891, 1 got • rest -
tooted letter from Mr. Campbell at the
Godertob poet Whoa. Henreid to me, " You
bad better upon 1: ; lit may be something
good from come of your friend..- He thea
said, " Whet business have los putting
your name on the voter's list • You hove so
vote. You don't own no property. Yoe
are not entitled to be on the voter's lata.
You can't rote." 1 let him have his talk
throurh, sad when he h.d done 1 mid 1
had bouri.t the property from my nephew.
Humid. " 1',.0 did, did you `.. I said 1 did.
He sold to some one sande, ' .'.mte•oo hale
bourht that plain This w s. me one is
the inatil, of the office. T, glittered let-
ter wit • entice .bout an .i ,awl about my
vote. I rues any one knot.• what kind of
• politician he is without asking trio.
To Mr. (.arrow -When be turned to say
" Jarn,aoa ho bought that property,"
there ea.. men there to whom he stoke. I
could see hum. I do not know who h. was.
1 did not know him when I told UampbelL
What he seemed to be mimes about was
that 1 should not ba:'e a vote if 1 era Doi
entitled to ,ane.
To sur. Ku.bop-1 am • Liberal Lo pelf -
tuts
To Mr. Barrow -I understood Mr Camp-
bell wse town clerk at tioderil'b '1'h•
property on queue es • property in to..
m whish 1 had Doyen lived, but eras 000s.
pied by my sister. Mrs Sheppard.
ALK('K SAU'NIDERS, sworn, acid : 1
live in (loderwh 1 have lived heti oven
thirty yeas I was hen .t th• time of the
general election, 1891, the Porter election
I am Bad was thew is business. 1 went W
the poet ot5oe frequently. Alan shout the
P.tteno0 sieottou in 1892, bet not eo often.
i know Mr. Campbell, the post master. I
remember what was /lived the Gore .sandal.
It tea a ooneteat subject of o0mmeat at the
'*tete. 1 presume Mr. Campb.lt may have
spoken to me .Mac it. I tbit.t he did. 1
remember ons morning Mr. Campbell wes-
tward the matter, and I weld 1 did not he-
Ibve • word of it He said it was too bed
we were represented by. moo who head snob
Marro stains* him se the.gaiat Mr.l'am-
oron. Iseidit, was settr'
ue.
To Mr. 1:arrnw---Mr Hays was in the
post office at the elms and hard what was
said. The phare•• were of • very arose
character. I mid 1 did not believe • word
of ,t and it wee not true. lir. Campbell
said that ('•mets* was St for anything of
that Into/ i said their •nett ohirge.hould
not be repeated Me. Hays mime m aid
hard the Tetter Fart of what was mid. 1
41,i not be n t •'.wre••.•.00 I may have
1.d oomvereattone wit t rimy other. •boot
the scandal . it was a common •u,jeot of
nes vereetto0. It ea dealt with . h the
iu.'ireo and in t2 a new.p.pere end t' woe
10 rrrrt•ttndy'e mnoth
To 11' R,• top- The scandal .A poli-
ties to a nitteiu .11.01 and tea u.ed is the
elections. The Mores was one of arose im-
mor,hty sod not of • r' li•tel oharaot.r.
Po lir. (:arrow -1 .toe's t.,:mk Mr comp -
I•.1, hid any t Grime. in speaking to me of
n. 'voice, for It could sot effect m. 1
think Sir Careph.11 mik.a a veer •imides$
p.e.m+a•mr 1 am s 1. betel in pr:..ice.
11 11 JOHNS TON, sworn mid : t live in
1;..d*nch 1 win s Parnate hors. i 'm
•• cretwry of ?het: ofer,4, ,ottn 2. 2 ..f. ,
nerve nee amoc•a'•on 1 haw. NWT each f. r
5 or 5 veers There are no 1020,11.11 im et-
.•eoc. of the mating@ of the..enciation.
We meet on the rail of the piaidesf, by
smell herd h:lls pat up. The eeoretary's
Intim inolude keeping minutes of mi'ar-1,.,
Tr:ere is art election of olfi.'w. shoo: *vary
year. There het teen no r.,tttlee rninwa
book. I took obs aioutee on nor. of
raper..
; they were never eogro*d 1 took
wore that aro mntoutos 1100012 he prewrved.
it was done advtmdly all along and nose
were or*.orved during my iwoure of stuns.
Mr. l'.inp,nn •• the pre.Meat. Mr. Goode,
vita-pteeid.nt. There are ward or polling
division vine pr..ideete None are appoint-
ed tor this, year W. have no enoat•to•lon.
i would not ay 1 have destroyed the.nrage
of paper coatainiag miaatee for Let Tem er
he previous year. hut 1 e.nnnt find them.
I •e.r'•he4 'or them yeeorday. 1 outset
soy when they were last in m► pne..ssion. I
menet ay how lone sines 1 have bad them.
T i. kat meeting tea held in Cecerntvr Iasi
I %ink. 1 have be idea whirs the minutes
arc. 1 exp.st they are around my of5es, 1
halo pot given th*m lea .ayonm. 1 hare
been duly summoned to prods» them. I
0.11.1 maks • better searoh by h•vine fat-
her time. it M my 'rwiisetr.nn that there
ie • ething is the miaow. aliening this
m+•ter. The witness this retired and o0
eturnene (*nnfinite?) his ***diens
1 1 are hem at my (Aim and ...nhwd but
e.rnnt find any mineral, and 1 have we
dr.7meot*ry ovideeoe whish will .hew
*Nether Mr. I !emp• all was • member of
►e, politioai oommlttee. 1 sen est tilled
* -w 11.e minutes 1t.,s bees destroyed i1
r nr• newel to keep them from nn• rear to
• 'ether. i anus* til) es far leek as 1890
.•ha, wet• nw the oemmittees or who were
t • persten onnweeted with th.'•nws .►asst.'
• ten, but oe fa a sty vanll.efes serves
n• a•'• wait not on Bay *Renin.o onnnsesd
w ith „s eso.N.ien or ett.Aod shy ...s5 -
"g I 'meld ams give • eimplmt. list fres
vs.. tot •nines 3890, of tb• officers or el
the -'Barn -Me of the meensttwa,
11,*,!,. OneTturnn
W tl1'REI.L. arses itemised by
M It-.•. . 1 gave tea Mr Inas. little
Mc •••'' •, Writ halts .,'me frit from my
w ar
2 also trt hoe little bey fee Mr.
1•h•'• •0/ was sitting is the weeseish,
It . r ere Bet of a .illi.,. I dealt
Th* relies.", Prem *)clone% +r.4 vrmnl•v
bel•drig to rho 'fl6 ••".Pari t .1 .1 Wriwht
R N.tt.sth, 1) C le rechsn. F .l ned•e T
17.vemi.h, D Farr••'••. tem Rs.,is, J.
R•24, yen, Wither (1 Fors*, R Ow, -
holt, (`.Balm* A. M l4.(1..wor, .foe Mit
nheil, Oas'•ie Thane/ , 1V R.'kwelt, ,low
Reet.by, T. Align/we and (l ptah Moab
gewe►y.