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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-3-4, Page 4THE SIGNAL : !IOD6AICH ONT. THURSDAY MAR 4. 1897. Slit Aqnxl, le ramie, BV RRY THURSDAY MORNING aT .. 11.e..aatw.ng Mee or Pabileaties a sad ilk Nerthel ass YODERICH. THt/IY1DAY. MAR. 4. 1N1. SNAP SHOTS. -1f this Crowe Nest Par libera- tors does., t mew so much • line what der it mean t -The strongest thing in favor of the Local Government is the weakness Of the Opposition. -And now Hcos Joniis going to peke his nose into Provincial matters in Manitoba. Wonder if he smells • rat -The New (Mario License act does not satisfy the temperance fana- tic*, and neither does it give joy to the saloonatic.. -The Ryatlsolrs, and HOWL•ND! and other political featherweights are still threshing out old straw st the Ontario Legislature. Wby don't they tackle live questions -Why don't the Toronto dailies devote s column or two to letting us know something about the Crow's Nest Pus. The darkness that is al- lowed to brood over this question is simply appalling. The next important event on the schedule is the, arbitration between the eminent scientists, CorairrT and Firshinnoes, at Carson city, Nevada, March 17. If each would give the other so sound • punching that be would never enter a prize ring again, all may be forgiven-_ _ -Now is the time for the Patrons to introduce legislation to restrain Local members from becoming office bog.. Make it short . Be it enat.ted that hereafter all provincial vacancies be filed within thirty days, and that no man who is a member of the Legtel& sure when a vacancy occurs is eli- gible. -If the Provincial Government would only 611 all vacancies with the celerity exhibited in the Kent ap- pointment, they would run up against lens trouble than they have been do- ing of recent years. lir was the rapid- ity of the Kent appointment owing to the fact that no local M.PP. was getting cross-eyed from enviously looking at the plum 1 ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS - All goods sold at Inc..r'boot sad shoe store during Marob will be sold at • l•rre reduotios w make room for spnoq impor- tations. .All goods gu.r•ateed. A BAD FALU. -While up towel last weak •egos McLeod slipped on the ily sidewalk, f.11 and broke one of his Ings. A doctor was called in end reduoed the fracture, and the patient is now doing well. INDIA FAtti.r. FrNI '401.LnTIwt --Last Sandy • special oollwpoo tor the lode Famine Fund was takes op in Koos church, wbeo the sum of $157 was realized, over and shore the ordinary oolleotioe. Toth 141111W1 St -prem. -The Sacram.eit of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed at the moraine nervios in Knox church a:t Sab- bath. Oo Friday sysoing, at 8 o'clock, Pie preparatory servioe will be held, whets Rev. Robt. Henderson, of Manchester, will preaoh. New applicants will also he re- osteed, and communion cards distributed to latesdisg onmmsaioan,n. HE El -8011W. -The man Farewell, who .soaped from l:oostable Sipple while being es.veyed to (roderich jail last 1 tot. and was captured in Barrie the past week, was up for Wootton nn Tuesday. He pleaded not guilty, and elected to be tried bythe Judge, sed 6e trial was put down for meedy the 16th Maroh. Farewell it will he remember- ed is the leas who was ob•rged with raising use lig Dominion bill to *5 and owe to 410. A Wanpiee is Towels. --The following Meat, from the Glebe. refers to the wedding of the eldest son of H. H Smith, of Winni- peg, wheat many of our readers will remem- ber se • former residest of (ioderioh • very pretty wedding was celebrated at eons se Tuesday, February 23. from MOO ran - Ikons of the brides brother and sow, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hoer. lit M•odnnell avenue. *'h. happy .Meet was the outoome of the restdeaoe for • time in Winnipeg of the bride, Mice A..» Loam Olay, the groom bolsi Albert Colborne Smith of the same sir. The osrers.D7 was performed by the Rev. J. M. Cruise o S:. Helea'e, misted by Rev. Father Dollard. Imleedlstely follow big. • reception was held in the drawing rem, which was prettily deoeretei with palms sad oat flowers. The bride, matefal- ly gemmed in ogre white alk, with trim mimes of chiffon sad path, and o•rryine in btlr.h•sd • shower h,mg.st of bridal roses, Tossivd meet gro.ftdly the kited wishes of her !reeds T • weddiy-breakfast was 1.l, served, the tables berg Wt•fi11y iesoe.s.d fa pink sad gree., sad the eldest in Miser by • retiree el o•re•tsrs, es, sr Mies of the valley, urge srMflelal N.it. Th. meal Messm wars and Mewed, and esfretsrwslatery ram. fr. Ohara friers were read. The *Week C. ir. H. era. ben the happy .ale wastrel • tisk Isseeprea. whisk they Wised eaikeg is S6 .1 P.sad ad err g ross dew whisk they will take pp therm gmresnr r Whelps.. its k.ide'r tsaval- leMiem wee • peer shade of grecs Meal - Aga. Iulmmd we* her viler sr hiereee ..we re � faMorir. .ey b wserera- g, r is dem serer Bab be itw 11her. s. Map d Alag jag. ISCUI VASE. Femurs IMA. INN Mrs. Male, of Desats, is memeng ►.r father, Walter Retbsrfu,t • large eemk•r N ym.g peeps Iran Bln'vle sed vlri.IlT .ii- -ted IM weddia. •1 Mr Agro Metas to Jetta Weyer Leri w•deetday every. Y. boa sealed bold i. Mr. (Irking' Mess ea the dleer & read last Tuesday s' was • aroma Oyer tee dollars re real- ised. J. W. Btt.a..gh, et meet., wi11 1e Neutrals 1. the Fermt.fs hall ea , sh Marek 6th, ender e rapier of ter C.O. • ran trees is as,stsd, sed ab, erm whe reit be spend as o.joyable sed probable *memo should make it • pre M ere and mar Cease•'s meal sarbesss. LEESURN• Ta..s•T, Mso.a * The .ramal eerily sf wed fes the throb Ma b..s gas. Jamie !legis nassgisg she delivery of 16. The Woman% Missies 8.Ae►y ,f the .bird tsetse Therd.y of the week f. the •Maraca.e for les peeper et arsktmg sewers! saddle fee she ladle& mf.4ese i. the North- er& O[ Iyeaawr. -The member. el Y Presbyteries ekrreh her sad in fellow ,hard at she Dales, will, with, pl aeare re- member the mewled that ;J. D •teens. as • street. reek .targe .f she ess[re- satire with geed remelt., spiritually. sad as improvement in rsembsnhip and darer serene Mr Arderros is • brother of the ..teemed paster of Knox .bard, ll•e.rieh. Having sees the notice is err teems that hie bad pared his oollees miree with women, we take from Tb. Daily Wit.ees, of Mew tribal, Feb. Wok. the fellewi.g : Beashiernee Pnehyterene.-_Chete•ym•y. Feb. %A- A o.r[reea• kora aestlag was held here se Tuesday svesiag be ace if the members were ready to give • call to a mtaeter. After divine service by the Rev. J R Dmean, moderator, sae candidate was Demleat d, the Rev. J Deuces And.rsoa, H A The aeoees$ry form•litiee were [nee through with sad • mill made. floe tedration. it is expected, will be shoot the middle et Marek. DUNLOP. firs. AIMn and daughter. Keds. visited .!Porter'. Hill this week. Mass L Baker, of Windsor, has retained after • visit to her brother John sad to • sister at tester. Tommy, Murat It FA ward Humane of (lariew, with P. Gal- lagher. • se. tiros resident of that plate, hot nnw lima[ in Michigan, visited hie o&d fritted, the laird of Lanedown Farm, for • cheery chat oyer old times of fifteen rears ego, is which were not forgotten their de- bates about Home Rale for Irelesd. Doors Orwaw -The a.pltyiag hood of death removed t ors our midst Tuesday night of lest week • well -knows and for+er r sideat in Mrs. Healy, who for same time pees bad nes hese well. She was In thane et Oen. Unham'e household .4 Sbspprrdss.. bet on taking i11 she removed to A. •Iles'. In Dunlop, to he Dearer town for mediae' MCI and newsier, and her death ears* so suddenly at last that relatives mold sot be . est for. Oo Thursday morning the farm' took Oleo., a good ooncoarse of friends tied oeirhbore being present, and her father. B. Cleave. and b rother,Themas, frees Hallett, wer. there The interment took place be the R.(' cemetery is Colborne, and the pall !bearer* were Robt. Faltered, S. B. WI'liama, Chas Morrie. M. J. Tobin. Edwin Morrie and John Barker. Tbe deceased massed from or in the prime of life -in bet 4f1od year, deeply mourned by •fl who knew ber. We extend oar deepest sympathy to her daughter Ella esti other relatives ee the lose met with. 0ODERICH TOWNSHIP. Tresnev, Mareh 1 hes !Aisle Fisher, ('olheene township, e ,he [rest of the Misses Rodger, Huron Read. Mn. 8. If.Cvllarrh, Taylor's ('rear. visit. .d 1•.t week at the base of Gabel* 8111iett, Hayfield ons. 4i.e Violet r 'Tett, of R•miet•, Msa., who has bees v..;',ng relatives in the town• ship the pact three months, returned home last week. Heavy Yong. hth eon., and Arthur Wil- son Colborne rown.hip, have eeehasired farm.. and will move shortly to their re - involve place.. The members of the C. R. (hien Church met at the home of Mr. D•videon, Sunday School snperintendemt, ea Thursday. Feb 25th. and spent • most enjoyable eveninr. A Tarn number of Tern[ people gathered et 11.ol home of Mn. S.werby, ;w) ods., es Friday evening last and spent the evening ie a eerie! dame sad thoreerbly enjoyed themselves. Parties are the ord., of the day. An- other large and raspeotablei gathering met at the comfortable re.ideeo. of 1.•.e Salkeld, let eon., no Friday evening last, sad re- port having an unusually good time The school .t Taylor'. Cerner has bees Improved by • row of No. 6 desks platted therein by the Golsrioh 0rv.e ClsmD•.y They are the beet and most oemplota desk we have yet seem sal present • hareem* •ppearanoe. DUNGANNON. NoHes. -The local twee, 1. Dermassee herrn vies et is .t th• .ties of J. f7. Ward. J.1' .nosversionw. an.. who will rootlet re. den for rtserfpaaea sdveetlra[ sad job - work. and 1s snthorised to give receipts for amounts paid for the ease. Tose&AT. Msreh Sutoiile.-]foe 1 sleighing at present prevails sad is prosoaso.d the hest en far this Winter. February bas taken its exit placidly but left its oempsaio., Jobs Frons, rsmatdeg with se The Rev Mr. Paul, of Briar's. • .spar• ted minister. nospled Rev. A. F. Swan's pulpit at both morals; sal tout.. .srvioes last Sabbath. Dame Rumor has it that quite a member of young mos is this vidwlty sr. is the near future te teas a orespeelive beer, to ter Prairie previase and NortbweA ()whg le the extremely Iigbe doter therm was as Divines Chun as arranged be be 1.ld here se Thursday lase : • pastmmsmssb was made till the nth day of May for .ext el mine. Rremarw l.a•rva. -The bpi aneroid ler set marked. se Moray .votes win b. " Verset d I elbedias, Jobs Wsei.y," sad to be eless.resd apse by MM twee. wU. .f the paster, Geo. MIM. a shies ef M1110111184*. •eptly psr.barl • spired hobby' or d the Jersey bred hem Mr. Newsy, byes matte .. the O. T. R. ranee. fared* .rd Nee thigh he per • beal-wss ram. Aaafn , ibis. -white YkMsasll.sba a6 she ere b of Ms gbh rill be be rem great maser ea Hiss et lbs..L.. w d ki briber .r..•meru .s the herd's goer" was darn sed m Seethe sir* .a width seisms es- easirt she a.A.0.l,s es task peimeeso of faith ia the droner .t the .hire were d.l..4mtebd ss meshna Vane Law, - W .. shrug with the roma rens friends of Jebe M.I.A.. )r., reser t. Imes ihas he Is boeyeoemhg weaker se health. Wtereraid se yew boos lin who that ue ekeeek'd Hew 41 ever. He who (tseth all these for ear beet hbusela •.d overrules alt emote mealy Meow mhos a buts teres Ws regret to .law ,bee Mia. til.. (.s. Mw Abeab- I funises le tiara team a &mask et Were Mee. by mak kewsrd be bar speedy es. .s...,. Moas_LT TaHlg•see. -The Whom/ to the r..sh sf the resat es.mmentee s� pipes le the swiss dsp.rsm+t of n.. wheel : Or. V. -Freakier M.lwrs. w 111.0 Begley. g V. -Rash 8w.... Hdo& RAAerta. Brew Deters IV. -S rt. Tr* Immo, WJUs UI..., V11111. 8toh.rs. -Oseger.8prw1, keine Sproul, Lloyd Mho Was& Mnerrao itsuou kites.-• meet - tag of Lairs. cherub woe held e• Feb 9•b. Min Chaslette„_Jeiggire has .toed very .sd..11y( withers i.arraplie. ,seeps when previewed by abort for the psi three pars as ornament is the sharek sad it re moved, sa».ded •sed .retied that she be •ppdated ss organise fee she present year lead as • further, wetm el the .ppresbMse el the Isilbfrl, eRel,ot ..d voluntary ear heel as .meet that the semis, for itself, sunor gati.. sad Sabbath eeied,benby es. • atmesely sewer to ltbt a eras et tanks se • token et the •pprmeaden d her valuable .meows Reassure F.or Bwus.m-Mas. Wllse., the pepair middler, is seesegwes or wahine so reties after havteg.esdeoted the military berme her for the pet twenty - t wo piers suite s eee.sttUJ , i•. sold the stook sad busmen to Mrs. T. d. Anderson Mrs Wilson wishes to think the samerem patron who had es liberally panorama her and respectfully requests the* kir termer patron' tied oaay others will fever her suc- cessor with their pasro..w Mas. Audis - eon, a order to meet the waste of her ems- tomers sad tresdr will keep • steak et mil - hater [sods of the latest e.tsyylse, mrd •:- pima to Wire • first 01•1111 . 11110.xeast , • year lady from Lorca The yog Idy mime highly r.00meeaded in Wer line .f bemuses RvTsaTAtm MUST -The e.tsrt•neem at 1014 ander the auspices of the Pebble Library in the A[rioalturel Hall ea the evening of the Mon, was, to point of interest, very at- traoYva The apeodia vrgnm in se far as the parte were performed, was well re- ootred •ad appreot•ted. W. Bailie bad the boor of pre•idt.g over the e•tertaia- meet, sad proved himself well gated for the position. The progress opened with • nor r as by •'sleet *heir. As address on palitc libraries was efficiently rives by J. O. Mar deck, at Luoknow, whiob was very apropos, bring Isaersper.od with eery bsmerose an- ecdotes. The address was • owedit to the .parker sad delighted the rare . Mr Murdock is • public speaker rapidly marshy to the frees. The ro.d.riy ef eetranteas- sI mesio by Mews. Gare sad H•lid•y. •ocompsaisd by Mr Ada Angostis' as or. ranist, was quits • feature of the esteria a- mient, and de•ary s special erosion, as was oleo the musical merinos on the south et - pas by Master Wet. Bowers, sad Mies An- emias. smear. Very interesting recite - neon were gives by Misses Mary Peatl•ad. Bel• Crosser, Naorsl Davidson sad Bertha Rask, alt of wren did credit to themselves sad ee.trib.ted very meet to the interest sad pi.asare of the nods.,•, as .iso the reoitatioo gives by Mr. Mardis*. Master William Biedl.,s recited in fit* style, " Asleep at the Switch," which was well re - mired. Acether interesting feature ase a meg, " Queer Folk in the Shaw.," W Master lied. Rowers, whish for • g 1.1 was so well dos. that the sash... was highly pleased and rave him great prawn Select and appropriate piscine and @Diss were attractively rendered by Misses M. David me, of Dnngennoo, mad Irene May, of Nile Mier Ire.e, being but • child, deservto sp•ot•l ration. She rug with good effect sod fairly captivated the ardbocio, and, if spared, will stake her stark is the mantel arena Also, too emelt pekoe menet be Mires to Minces Olive Crawford •ed Lids Anderson for the seemly* sod attractive terming of • deet, whieb elicited great applause. As D.sgsanoa and vicinity pos- sesses so much seed talent, wbioh, we pre- sume, will vie with the Meat of mor pre- tentious places, they trill in all probability be enraged •t other pointe os future mese sinew. The entertainment was, without ex- emption, • treat to all who were rarest, Premeds. about 420, which will be applied to the public library. Those interested have ample re•ann to be pleural with the result of the entertainment. Mew M Cure teres. Hem 9 Tr, if you we about it the right way. Got the hest always. Pater:Vs Pain. leer Core Retractor Diver fail. to oars, Acts le treaty -fear boar and 01111•1111 wither pain Dor dtaoomfort. Pat..n's Cora Ex neater extremes Dorms; it is the best AUCTION BALES. •U this will hg ave free .. sale ... as heed In Melba ao to the time of solea A.OMo. mals of the well-keeent ebr.lUse, Woodier, by i.rtrro4o.s .f exeseber. of ..tab of the Mm W A. Delbert*. as Our- dry'e seethe mart, Hamilton -et., Saturday. March 6th, .t 1 o'cleok. Alm carte, harems, beets. as Tem. OIIID. , •.otl ones,. Oa Friday, Marsh 12. en the farm of Alex. Yong r., IM 7, sea S. Celb.rse, • here ardor of .Mice saws, steers sad y.eng saitnals will be sold by pebble sue - Woo. Jiro. Koos, assklo.esr. Ther wilt he sa unreserved sale of hunt - tare sad lesecbheld slier , at the residers of 1. O. Timber. 23 Tref•Igar0k, ea Tues- day, March 9. Twos. Oow.sy, aeseleneer. The whale .f Albert 8mltbd term Meek. themes. mad acne articles of borehole fur- niture will be sold ors lot2, Oen. 8Oal1.,.., elle from Carlow, or Tuesday I6M d• d Msrh 1891, esmrsunotsg at 1 ordeal. Mr. Smith le retirisv trees iwmi.g. Jura Knox, .uotic.ew. Miss id. Vaireas leer sa Wsdasslay ler laS lo. is throne Ca.u.-Mr. Jobe D. Armor, B.A., brother be the parser of Este Chard, In under kali se the .souse of Beal - hornets lad Obareagey. Tha maMer wi11 be disposed of u the regam meeting d the Meetre•l Presbytery ea the illi Isar Orman. Wee. -TM hhakey mai& be - Maths ser Maeda leak plass ea the rink .a Monday erre, in g bait prrie me ars d a leapp sassre Mee T in the el the her Nam mw Tre614=6.he '.Teen.. -}y k who hen beta 1n term ler she =re webs bee hose miry • vsud.l. shape greenlet bee eiw M the einereass Hall. a6 be, «. hens anti*a6t� Mead. Me INN be lie 181Yuwg14-AI per d aegl idolsAsso? arc re i cortiMNO.111Voseaces e. i aurra-asio PAAILLAIMillo18. • ptodemeed esteem of tat rsa.ses NOP .f a. Ism Week. )tile 1L -At Such '. arra gin ttueor- rllsYtal introduced es Act to make better provision for the kaspitltg s..d auditing of toaniclst•l arse iabad Hoard amounts. The Act see tatriane the IMtsnant-l)uver'nur to epprant an rause to lir known as -the Pro virile I Munklpal Atl. bur," and irun1bw power a1 ii* that officer 40 b'ao.. nu.a. WOW the approval mf the l4.uteoant loveemur w regulate the term el brim of thrum to Istt kept bY Mellbnuret., he retro of book- keeping to be adopted. the manner 1s which sucw$ttes and etonwy$ or amintd- palitles and soloed limns* are to be kept, and the sudl t big ur mid dote •cots. that the auditor td.Jl preear seta of books for use by the various du. of mtm.k•lt..11U p, axe t titian and when approved by the Iaeeteusent- Governor tr-((munch, three books are se a pvcured and used In theme munb - paiLtlea Tilte auditor torr aka.. K klarle - od or the Lieutenant- ovtenor-ko. po mel& prepare boobs of amount Der the use of iloitool Boards. Other Mils reed a first time weft. Ile. athson tAuasir)--Jlb sewed the ]lmnhcipal Just. IW. Handy -Wo amend and cgrouel^ ate' ties Acts relattng to tie adminl► gyp. of Justine in portions •f the vence eusawde of county organize- Moe.'im. Howse adjourned at 3.50 p in Toronto, Ireb It.-M>r. McKay p•ia seated the first report of the C.omduse .o Standing orders. The following 4411, were read a first lm.: her. 1Ryerann---'iti amend the Maar - pab Act Mt-. 6rrdth-Reneeothig roads. Mr. Ca.ppte•--To amend the Mar - Wage Aot, 1896. kir. Chapple -To amend the Mode/ palAnt. Mr. Drod.n-TO amend the Munici- Mr Dwy4.n-To amend the Agrlod- tswe said Arte Act Tr. Ry.sot o rewarmed the debate on the budget. and he was toll, .wed by Mfr. MIoLson, fir. Meacham, Mr Middleton and Mr. Mag•wood. The adjournment was a o sd at 0.30 p.m. Tornio. Fib. 34. -Mr. Hardy tear - timed a bill. and it was reed a Mat thee, respecting the fisheries d On- tario. la answer to Mr. Matheson. Mr. Hardy Mid the Government had re- ceived a notice hon the Federal ernmest iterating the provincial frank- ing mail privilege. To Mr. Hayeook, he said .' .mite a would be aa point- ed to ooasid.r th • queer -is of abolish- ing GoverAtw,,t House. Mr. Davin b wply to !T Brower. said there were W scree under 4u44 cul t1 vatbq and 1111 partially rm. at the M i mieo Asylum Live stook was kept, but no butter mss u odoved Mr. Gibson said the return ordered toy the House on 1114, March. 1696, renperttng the quantity of pine timber Trow Namibia on the orpers Ioessfm, were bang prepared Dr. Ryerson steered for a reborn respect beg the lnatnatiese on the Parliament bulud- ings. rod Mr. Harcourt said the Gov- ernment waw carrytn. 1te own hereto ante. Dr. Ryerson then withdraw h1. ariotbwt. Afters return had been or- dered rue ctki[ Fitch Sehmla, the Mtdtret debet.• was bosomed by Mr Craig. who wee followed by Mr Mc- Kay. M:•. Sr. John. Mr German and I14. Haycock. The Hoagie adjourned at 11 o'etoc'k pm. Toronto, Feb. 16. -Hon Richard Her - Meet tstxlgb1 down his ung -expected bill emending the Wgt License Act to -day. A. was generail ported, his gives the temperance peotr 11111. use Lest d it Among the hail dozen prio- t:8 d features, the Pnwincial Tree, surer explained, tree ooe effecting the unit of population for a Hoarse. 'The Amatation a000rding to population is to be one tavern license for ear 960 or the fide thousand. but not to rimed three for the arse thousand. but this 1h>oitatton is not to apply to country towns having a population of 2600 or Ines. Druggists are now prohibited from rating any quantity of liquor ex - ore !•Don a prescription signed by • registered mejbcal prat tthrer. and such preenriptnalt shall not exceed six 000cea The bouts tot- cloning bar rooms during every day of the week except Saturday nights and Sundays sent be limited to 10 o'clock in tore - NUM. villages and unorganised ten -t- urtle., and 1n duew arse town. to 11 o'clock. Any exh4Jnts regulation', of the Hord. of Laconia. Convnlmrone'rw that fix the hcwtr rig closing at a longer period than the above are to be null and err. The acre of a minor le ex- tended from 11t to 21 years of tither eel. Provfaion Is now made that munfe4paltef.w under Local Option by- uaw. W,.il esmtsihute their atter of the expense, of enforcing the law Ho saloon Ile•en,es are to he Mimed atter the Seth day of April. 1a90 ()Ise -hell of the existing painonet are to be cut off f. 1,90. and the balance In 1499; but this provision le not appMed tae .stint become. at railway citations now under Benne. The bill was read a first time. Other hills read it flied time were - Mr Genesee- 'r,, amend the F.lertr4e Railway AM. ]tr (aarnegie--Tb amend the Puha. S chool. Art. Mr terswforv>-Tb amend the Assents - wrens Ae t. Mir liWMewx►--To amend tine Cooney (hwnn»n• Arg. The Htslwwt fiethat. www mnttnn.d ivy YY RnwFn,n4. K. fyw,rrwi (H.,-onl attd l ▪ adjournedMiscW*5ib 6.I6, on motLmr of Tbroato. Pet. opening me- th. prooredlrtgw, Mr Wbltney asked tL =R tit,. appeal as to the proper corn over fisheries In inland waters, testntctioos had been glues saloons of the Government to refrain from hmerfeatng with p.rwona Mr. Hardy replied that no instructions had her given. The °Mote had been su ' else& however. that the law was peso. Ncally unchanged urn the decision of the Privy Galen ll had been aands4 down. Mr Handy replied to Mr. Matheson that one orde5►4n {.enrich covered tufa the drainage assenement reductions, end the date www Peernary 5t, 1196. Wg Gibrensi. in reply to Yr WfUough- by. paid the number of mTtng loom dorm spelled for note swami M the erne of James Conine. •red Whales mid Has.tw.sad war bring prepared rod would be sewn in a few day.. Po reply to Mb'. wa1t..Fy moelon fair a mourn of M. seizure mid sale offhbIn the gmmtlntt 114 • tv'ewrarst Miley Aodf►'wy or Leder at Uxhr4dire Mr. ifl.rsdy remit tw.54.ho r.1 9mraatp�'e. *Her to sig the re - hive of bis hakes of sHe. 1n the owed ,f ter h.sa n obi. to jsstefy M. e� east. '17th ws. 011 Ohs 1DOorwmY.a it thee the f#trvs.webse t air yetA ratters . spentir as0f� .tom fel A prr,tir�ed was Warr p1i<ew+rtrlg herr, _d Heey el CODEJIICH: BARCAIN =CENTRE. FOR ONE WEEK 1 A LINE OF DRESS GOODS Call ••• Inspect Quality, Style, Durality Remember the price, 25c 1 JAMES ROBINSON. Corner Square and Asst -at. The Keaat oton !flflee CO LII. *gammon. ARK IN WANT OF DRY ELM, BASS- WOOD, BLACK ASH. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN • OUT.1T rout SAWMILL Cash or Exchange for Lumber. JUST RECEIVED A complete stock of New Fancy Goods, Centre Pieces - more beautiful than ever, and Doylies to match. New Designs for Sofa Pillows --durable and washable, Table Covers- the very latest, Tray Clothes Side- board Drapes and Tea Cosies. A Choice Line of Leather Belt' --newest in the market. Cail and inspect these goods. THE* FAIR. GRAVEL DODD'S PILLS esassemele After twenty years of most ex- cruciating pain caused Itygravel I am pleased to make if known that I have been completely cured of this long-standing trouble by Dodd's Kidney Pills. During these Fears I have spent hundreds of dollars without any permanent relief. Had I heard of your wonderful remedy years ago it would have saved me months of agony and hundreds of dollars. JOHN NICHOLAS RARCOCa, Sharbot Lake, Ont. Dodd's Kidney Pills Always•Cure Gravel WE WAi T AGENTS to Media eR••esesd !Adel ads rouser syr ga•n.t..f N Mow est poelrton, whole w pal thee. Liberal terms. Tea moa mate tem Milers • week or better with es for every week ter mark, No sipsrtesee seeeesary. slow =MUM OOMIANT, Oesttaestal Norearies. TORONTO, ONT DUTY ON TEA.. (Blacks, ily moa, Japais) We have bought heavily in an- ticipation of a duty being placed on Teas, and are recommending our friends to lay in a stock. Our value, are the best we ever of- fered. (het a sample and abe con- vfnced. 0. A NAIRN. Dairi Tivare I have made up a large assortment of Dairy Tin- ware out of heavy Eng- lish. Tin : you will find this something better than is usually used in Tin- ware. I hate Milk Pails from 10,' -'n. rod Pans all rises. E o Dairy Tin- ware repaired while you wait 1 WORSE LL's The Pradtcal Ths.mifit iIi'ig.tii' A Little Paint AL the wef P�;amid at tbe past change in the m.ie • looks d tbe room ora home. The widow uses,, bmatboard, picture nos111ap, chain and tabus --•l1 these sea be brightened sad made clean with phut Tiff SHERWIN-wuLIAi/S ENAMEL PAINT it jest the thong fir Realtor., sad decorative with. It gime a flue, glossy, enamel -tike rhea The tines ere delicate ler Wer lea " Emmert Paint " is prepared ready for the Nei Any ems on has it. We make paints for wry p epsse-with is a simehl Mee awed to a special ase. Our bathed "Paint p.lda,' t.11e ea the little Mahe Pad p.imt bath. bra Ink berm sad -die lgeed anand ibe dor. It Wle the Leo Ref Wise hi a hes asgp. lire bth, here.beimd ed seder. ySL Sumo. nor a►E P?I-SEL MH a. 4P, > 1y 1t 1y 1y1�1y11 1 1 1 1'I/ 1 1 1 14 •s tp4 w tp4 r w