The Signal, 1898-1-6, Page 8e.
T><OESDAT, Jan, 6, lass.
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
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CLEARING SALE
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WINTER GOODS
We don't intend carrying over any lines of Winter Goods into
spring, and have started this BALE while you still need Winter Wear.
COBE AND SEE 008 BAIIGKINS!
Ladies' Jackets
Clearing Sale Prices at Leas than Coat.
Millinery".
the
POSITIVELY
CLOSING 4UP BUSINESS 1
and Sailor Hat', during clearing Bele, Half
Price.
:Gloves Gloves
200 Pairs Fancy Ringwood and Black Cash-
mere, worth 17c to 25c, sale price.10c.
Fancy Ringwood and Cashmere, worth 25c
to 35c, sale price, lac.
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` Till -First of February, only. ' -
20 per cent. Discount off our low
price. _
- Everything in clothing omits under this Cut Price.
oeptional chance to fit up at unkfih ti of Frices.
This will be an ex
All Must Clear Now !
Blankets, Comforters,
Flannels, Furs.
Caeh and One Prioe Only. !
SMITH BROS. & CO.
Dollars' worth of goods still to be
sold, all of which must go at what-
ever they will bring.
Slaughter Prices on Everything!
e aregoing to make prices sell•the stock. Yrou.shoul4 secure
some of our bargains before it is. too late.
COLBORNE BROS.,
term of trans" having expired be declined tow had maoiteet d tbesseelvee 1 became
an Giber term. James Chisholm Led Poe IISrl helplessand could ao more for
'3teilrl'C"wil'lIL'ioebik'ii'!Bmyesls odbi:astlt [ [Atli ynitq obltd. Vet ld not lift
MEM ated, sad 9lr etoa.red t4ki beef to
taint the dormant ones of the emotion to
vote for their choice. Horse; were driven
fast and quick through the mammoth snow-
storm, each side haateuinv up their trotter's
ee
.pdN. arty all the votes were polled in
the auction .ud at the close. James eine
holm was elected for the Dunlop board of
education, his oolleguee halon J. H. Btrker
and A. A 7f ahem. for 1898.
and on ber way bone she paid her annual
oda."1-lift! jj. ,f Refuse at entitos,
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OVER THE HURON TRACT.
The Grist from the Loo111 MAl-
A Weekly Wigan of County Me s Served
■ p to Salt Everybody - rum and
Point Clipped and C..de*sed
Press Even softies.
CLI1:1TON : It is maid that Mr. Todd
:-_„•tt#ay snttt meroantile life in town.
tlbe is engaged to teach in Leamington this
year.
Morris Mn. Huth Hanna fell last Satur-
day and broke one of the bones in her
right. hand.
Grey : Amman the visitors from the West
are Aux. Molntosh. Ltngdon, 1)akota t and
Aroh. Sines,
Ethel : Robt. Hall and wife, of Dakota,
are visiting their parents here. They ar-
rived nn.xpeotedly last week.
Clinton : Mr. Tisdale has added to his
valuable oollwtien of paintings, 2 fine oils
painted by celebrated Frenob artiste.
Brussels : Ed. Hollinger, who bas been
with Jas. Jos... jeweller, for several years,
has taken a position in Gaentb.r's jewelry
More at Wawa.
B.igray.: A large crowd filled the
Foresters' Hall to overflowing -es Xmas
night at the annual Methodist Xmas tree
Over 7145.00 was the total door reoeipte.
per J. H. COLBORNE.
a oane faun ill ha y" t uomfAmtielI;'t3
, sssw. amz coir VII pec au
en r am • meal- ww`-n-
rytsfeo -.7 bit •nvi, :s -`'-"R'7
Wired to oat my toad and fried ins wbee Li Bison.
1.11 like eating, wbt3h was 001 otteo, coo- A. M. Robertson, M. A.. lett list week
ordering the torture 1 was undergoing. My to taka a „moo 0. the t.•ohreg staff of
"ad. arra 6w°11" Dat of mann, Lod for Williamstown High &noel
weeks were tightly bandaged. My lege and
feet were alio-swoli.n, and I oould not lift "Dewid I'l•wtd.aa' a "64/4/.0- 4cdKl4h
oly loot two inches from tbo door. I could Htgb Sohocl' and now a reedibal praotitioa-
so. change my clothes sad my wit. had to er is Manitoba, L re -visiting old sasses is
dray Loa wash me. I grew so this that I tau vicinity •
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looked more Irks a skeleton than anything LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
•1... The nam i suffered was almost past __
e ndurance bed 1 sot o. rest either day er
o i,bt. 1 doctored with assay deotora, bus Dos'i ler,st. i1,. 1898.
Mos -
they did me no good. and Goole of them told There war tows band praotios on Mon•
me it was not possible for me to get bettor. Y•
I believe I took besides almost everything The lighthouse light ii not seem Down -
that was recommended for rheumatism, but days.
Instead of getting better 1 was oonsisstly hew Year's Day was the coldest of the
gttt.g-weree, aed 1 wished many a time eeasoo. -
that death would end my sufferings. On. The harbor and river are now solidly fro -
day Mr. Perrin, storekeeper at Poaiypool, zen over.
gave me a b, v of Dr. R'illiaatr• Polk fills There was Holy Communion at St. George
and urged me to try them. I did w some- on Sunday.
wbae reluctantly, as I did .o, think any
medicine scald help me. However, I used
Anaddition is beiag built to the knit -
the pills, then I got another box. and beers "Dg '11°L.'""
they were sone 1 felt a trifling relief. Ise- First meeting ot the town council of 1898
fore a third box was finished, there was no seat Monday at anon.
longer any doubt of the improvement they The town o;ook ball reef the old year out
mere making in my condition, and by the pad tn. New Year tat
time f had used three boxes mors I began to The Duly obnroh ssrviee en New Year's
feel, in view of my former sooditiou. that i flet at 9► Petd..
w as growing quite strong, and the pain wee
rapidly subsidies. From that oat. therm 1 here was very little work done on file
was a steady improvement, sod for the find breakwater the put week.
time is long years Ijwas free from peio, Complaint., of frozen water pipes, ware
and once more able to tak• my pians among heard on Se' urday morning.
the world'. workers. I have sot new the If you hews sot used Rioi s Pure Salt.
slightest pain, and I feel batter than I felt
for seven years previous to taking the pills.
1 thank God that [h Williams' Pink Pills
came in my way, as 1 believe they saved my
lib, and there is so doubt whatever that
tbey rescued me from years of torture.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills strike at the root
of the disease, driving it frau the system
and restoring the patient to health and
@ tree.th. In massa d teasabsia atlttasl
the canine seized by his teeth isserating it
grate seriously. Sinoe 'hen the injured
Mand has given ooneider•ble pain and is bad -
1y swollen. Blood poisoning is feared but
Ws hope no such serious result will follow.
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Io the meantime the est means
sown are
being need to alley inflammation and heal
the gashes.
Clinton : On Saturday Dave l:anteioo was
around town planing temptation in the way
of ems ot us who are hard up, by flaunting
two one thousand dollar bills in oar foots ;
he took good cars not to leave them lying
around.
B.nmiller : Mr. Henry Snyder had the
mlslortaos to get his outter destroyed by
his horse becoming frightened and runnier
ineefer,
the runner and the dashboard were alt
t roken.
Clinton : While Geo. Johnston, teamster,
was sway from tows on 'Christina hotid.y
some of nig neighbor% found that one of his
bones bad injured itself, and Dr. Blacken
was oalled in, who found that nothing oould
be done but have the animal killed.
Tuok.rsmith : The resident's of Joseph
Atkinson; of the 8th oonoession, of Tooker-
..nith was the soesoe ot a element gathering
on Wedossday. Deo. 22nd, the oo.alou
being the marriage ot his daughter, MIM
t(.hods, to Andrew McLellan, of Hibbert,
Ssaforth : Mrs William Hinman. of the
4th oonoession of Stephen, near Exeter,
died on Saturday last, after an Moses of
about five months, at the early age of 26 years
wed 9 months. Mrs Rosman was the
youngest daughter of Thomas Roe, of this
town. She was married to Mr. Neaman
about two years ago. She was a healthy
robust, young woman until about five
months ago, when she was prostrated by •
%even attaok of typhoid fever, from the
.8wta of which she rsoovered. She
haves a devoted husband and a little
daughter about a year old.
Auburn t Tbe marriage of Mime Annie
Helwlr, eldest daughter of Mr C. Helwtg,
to Mr. Robert Jones, both of Auburn, took
plan. at the residence of the bride's father.
Grey : Ed. Sperain and hi. good wife, of
12th oon., Grey, oelebrated the tenth
asntvereary of their marriage by giving a
grand anniversary party at their residence.
beaforth: Miss Elder has reeitned her
position as tesoher at the public .ohool.
el be teachers of the staff tendered Mime Elder
as address and present which was • 5 o'oiook
tea set.
Morris : A •cry pleasing "vett took plaoe
at the residenoe of Mr. Wm. Marshall on
Wednesday evening, D.5,, 29, when hie
youngest daughter, Sara, was married to
John McCall.
Morris : Allan Adams and wife have re.
moved with their farm stook, farsiture, Ro ,
to Howlett, Mr. Adams having leased hie
farm on the 6th line to Joie Manning, of
the adtotslnp fares.
Grey : /these 30 truest. .mumbled at the
bone of lire. Mandela for the marriage hied-
vlai.s of bet estimable daughter, Bella A.,
b Loftus T. Stark, a well known young
gesilemaen of Seaferth.
Norris : Oee hundred aed tort/4 guests
.itnosobied at M. residence of W. ManMll
es Wednesday eveoin,, the occasion befog
the marriage of his dan,hter, Miss Sarah K.
be Jae. McCall, of Ripley.
Bnsesls: Wednesday evening of this
wank Per. Jas. Rome, B. A . epok• the
n asals words swirls' John kledewe atm
NIS *.dy J., ter et ileo. Melina.,
.11 of Rtsssel.. hushed and WIG.
IltrtlessY i A week or were age Jain
Pawl, et'llressds, relied at Mr. Kots'e,
116th sere.„ of Oesy to stated to some heel
When the (Seer was opened a settle
easR as file visitor and lie sees ►1.
Ilett M, Ysgl got s; Ms Site hand whit»
LEEBURN.
TrcaDAT, Jan. 4111.
Mrs. G. H. (lotto°, of :Stratford, *peat
Christmas with relative* here.
Mr.. Arthur Horton and two eons return-
ed to Muskoka, Tuesday. aiter • matt of
wee wesaaln r•lalismaial tri ja u
.501100.
Mrs. Foley, with her daughter Mrs. Cen-
so., of Uareanoeo, ars eoj yips the New
Year in the Forest City with relatives and
friends.
The New Year of 1898 just opening, will
be marked by a week of prayer in the Pre.-
byterian church. Magi,ngs will be held
every night this week at the church,
OBITUARY -The last day of 1807 called
from our midst to another rest a former and
well known resident in the person of James
Strachan. of Saltford, who with his tan fly
wore from Lanoeebire, Sootiest'. in 1864 to
Goderiob, and opened • blacksmith ebor. In
1867 be mime to limbers and settled oo his
term, calling it L.ebarn. from which our
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, Jan. A.
John 11. Barker •pent Christmas at Ex-
eter.
Georgg. Cerrnl, of ood.rioh, was the guest
ot
Robbis n
Cam
ml g last week.
burg takes ite name, were he lived for many
years, translorunog the data forest into a
progreastve farm which is now leased by G.
Fulford. As a farmer. he took every inter•
est to keep in place with his colleagues in
latest improvements and as a rale did the
first sowing of grails in the section each year.
la 1880 he retired from his farm and lived
quietiy here till 1E93 when he went to l:od•
,rich for a year or w, and then removed to
tialtford were he was for some time till o.11 -
ad banns Hs_ was s _BOO Scathed owl
a tensa its meets. took • as s
lsdtmg sad was one .f base's slump -
Ione is wed known oee{,ets with Goderioh
fifteen years ago. io 1872 when the Res.
Jas. Seyeright preached Use word here he
gave the building for meeting, and in 1875
gave the site for the church whioh was
burned 'n 1878. and was one of its first el-
ders and for some vears the treasurer of
the obnroh. With your eorlbe there was a
warm lick of friendship. if,. lam•
ily will miss a kind father, who in the
winter of years is takes 1roto them, leaving
b.hlet him bts aged partner alter sharloq
life's difficulties for over 69 years, Of hi.
family, his son David le in Goderlob,
Archie and Jams. at Sault St. Marie, and
Woe. at Louisville, Kentooky. Kaoh has•
made some improvement in the meehaotoal
world of tide Province and States. Tore of
hie daughters, Mr. Jas. Hates and Mrs
Alex Glen. have preostled him in death,
and his remaining ones Mrs. Chas. Me.rrls,
sod Mrs. Tewsl.v, of this townshlp with
Mrs. John Simmons, of Sault Ste. Marie
survive him. Saoday atterneas hie remains
were raid to rest in Colborne o.•net.ry, the
Rev. Jas. Asdeel..., B A , pastor of Knox
obnroh, Oedemas, (mada me."' the funeral
.erwneea. The pallbearers were his son. I)
K. Seraohan, of linderieb, his sou -in-law, J.
Homos, Alex. Glen, Chea. Morrie, Joseph
Teweley, and John Hoeto. of the plass.
ammonite 1898, by trying it.
The W.C.T.U. had a meeting in Temper -
awe hall on Monday aftet000c
Tb. "Aeon. of Huron Lodge No 62, I.O.
0.1. will be iestelid this evening.
Andrews Brea & Co .hipped • oar load
of begs a C.11ragwood on Monday.
Doss y.ur four footed pet wear • tan ons:
Mies Mead Quaid, of Goderich, .pent
Christmastide with relatives hers.
Jos. Coact., of Seatertk. with his two
ehitdr.a, aed Mr. and Mn. Maodone'd, ¶
Vltlsos, sad Jae. Shari jr , of liderioh,
were the Bast. of Mr. and Mrs. Glazier
tor New Year's of 1898.
The preeosdlnrs of the annual wheel
meeting of this s.otieo were lively and in-
teresting, at • fair turnout of ratepayers es
Wedaseday last 1. the morning to di•o..s
events that had transpired is the past year.
1). Commies. was appointed ohairm•s, and
John [Awe.n sewet•ry. After IN.5elsg to
the financial details and the auditor'. repo -1,
piiotlag the schoolhouse, 'radius the
eobsoi ground., and digdeg • ditch were
prepared for the a.ni•p sampler improve.
mats, for which the trustees are to take
action It there 1. a enrolee of tends. Theft
several ratepayers that hadn't ease the far
famed abort task • view of 1t, aed the
.halrn.s., as bo,. oosd.utned iM oureha.ad
ge useless, and maid It the ratepayers sew 8t
ft eoeM los sold e.a a.lghtertsg R. 8. ie fled.
ohh township where the Wsaiese ere•lds's
by ear. but the y.esg trestle wasted
new ksgwidw hied were ea the
alert, *Weise an •atertalfisaN w raise
the tssdris kasy see In the sear MIN.
The grt.MNu however aid see fewness a
sorties of • sial* Jetts Dartos
woe appointed atedit•r A. R. tlfsehte's
PAIN PAST ENDURANCE.
G. W. COON HOPELESSLY CRIPTLRD
181TH R'BEUMATISM.
(H)OLD NOT RAINI Milli HAND 0* rODT AND
HAD TO Si rim At.n rswMI.-Tana P0,.
Ronntes, I0oomggg $.0%%5, eAattea. fad•
anew, etysipel•s, osrotubsee butanes. sew.
how pill. ars .sp.rior to ell Mime West -
moot, They are also a speedo kr the
troubles wbioh make the lives of se sane
women a burden, amid ep.edily resters the
rioh aloe, of health to pale and sallow
cheek.. Men broken down by overwork.
worry or excess will find in Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills • amain oars. Sold by all deal
e re or sent by mail. postpaid, 500. • box, or
n s blies for 112 50, by addressing the Dr
Wllila me' Medicine Company, Brookville,
Ont., or Sobeirotedy, N Y Beware of im
Rations and substitutes alleged to h. " lust
as good."
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.
Mies HiotoeS holiday. Ile olid . ie Lego
dee:--- --- -
Mles. Campbell spent New Year's at Sea -
forth.
Bee Smith, of Chicano, 1s 'deities the old
home
Mies Laura Aoheeos was in Seaforth het
w eek
F. Holmasted, barri•t.r,;was in town ore
Tsesday.
J Ta Newell spent New Years is
M tobelt
Samos! Dopa, of Dungannon, was in
tows Monday. •
R. H. Collins, barrister of Exeter. was In
own yesterday.
Mies Bell. Smith, of Ermnedville, spent
New Years i. tows.
Miss Mary Irwin of Glisten was is Gd.-
riob es New Years Day.
Mn. Oreig' of Seaforth, .1.15.4 here
derma the holiday .same.
Misses B and Ora Wilkinson were •i•i-
Meg in Leaksow this week.
Alex. 14edosald bee retered from •
Tema TOLD cher A crag WAS tierntte1RLtt, yid► to hie home to Ashfield.
ref se Arrasne TO His nemeses To. • Th. Misses Soayd, of Rrantflyd, are .is.
Mar Shit sister, Mrs. Joke Alhee.s.
C J. Myles, of Ratslltee, ewer of the
${.aster Myl.s, was to Gder.oh yesterday
Prom the Miltrook Renter. Mrs. Wares, .ni ehltdrea spent for
Rheateatlioso hes claimed many victim., Chutes kelidays with fris•d. in Chat"
and has probably sa...d more pale than any Mime Minute Cemphell lett on Saturday
lar Bt. George, where she is engaged to
bs•.h sebo.l.
R. A. Hill. stades. ..f Trinity medial
soloed, Teeeeta, visited Gderin\ darhg
the Weiss*.
DAY.
ether ill affection ma.kied. Among those
who hart hoes its vietin a few hate .efrered
new Nee Mr. 0 W. Coes, new proprietor
.f • Reertlbtse babery Is Hampton, bet for
• nenhsr.1 years a reddest of Pontypool,
where hle severe Meese eooarred. Te a re
porter wife interviewed hire Mr, (;sou gat.
doe fellowmen pertbuIare of his great sugar
lits end ultimate rtes• r " lease ewes K
d ,jean sg+.. MOg Mr. Asea. ^ I Iasi •
t of rtessablisle. At Bret 1 did see pay
meek aitsaMN he *RIO as it was Neatly
srewtss were* I hews (e darner for it, ba
las 0 The trwbis west from hand le
Irene, sal Bre. Teen after the drat 'yap..
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Events Which Happened 84
tweet% Old and New Years.
A WEEK'S NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS
aapp.u*.g• Tkst An Wortk Netteg Ne
Matter How Bur boa Are -Demist.
tea, Gait.d State. and Old Coes-
try Items HoII.d Dow* N
8.111 Compeer- Read
Them AIL
i 4OW1CU1 UT &L ROSLD.
'1'111 •esial calmate of the wheat yield
in Laet0Ys is li,74b,000 bushels. There
will bs.s.as avl .ur'piva available for ex-
port.
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
St. Joseph's Sisterhood, st Hamilton,
has received 17 young ladies who form-
ally on the last day of 1897 renounced Lha
world's joys, and decided to give their
lyes to the services of humanity.
THE FIRS RECORD.
Owe of the C. P. R •steamer. on Koot-
enay Lake has been destroyed by fire.
File did 46,000 damages to the Turks
Leh Bath Hotel in 11iongeal on Saturday`
night.
POLITICS -CAN ADIAN.
qtr. MaoCalltun wag nominated at Wat-
ford by the Independents.
Hon. Dr. Borden. who is now in Bag -
land, expects to sail for Canada on Jan.
19.
Sir Adolphe Chaplain gave • dinner at
Sp.noerwood and announced that be
would retire from the Lieutenant-Goy-
jr on C
present sesdon of the Quebec I.egtslatt'a.
POLITICS -IMPERIAL. '
The Marquis of Hertford, who has been
spoken of as Lord ,Aberdeen's •aaee.ltiilr
in Canada, says he knows nothing abaat
the Imperial Government's infentfoninN
that connection.
Rear Admiral Lord Charbon Beremend
has accepted the Invitation of the tinkle -
lets of York to oontest that mat in Par-
liament, made recast by the death at Sir
Frank Lockwood, Q.C.
Bio Reser Jsda. Doyle held Divines
erre in the Court Renee es Monday.
Rarebit seeetisg et Maitland lodge No.
33. A.1.'stad A.M. stet Today everting.
D•ts't forget the west of the so•sos la
Victoria hall, os Tuesday mooing, Jan. 18.
Four oars of hay were skipped yesterday,
ono going to Toronto, and three to Ottawa.
A sleigh load of seaters from Clinton was
a1 the West street rink oo New Years
nigh i.
Mies Jessie Alexander and Harald Jarvis
are billed to appear in Viotoria hall, on the
18th last.
This town bead at the destine ri-k en
W.dne.day .s.Lng of last week. drew a
Isms at. sadssee.
Cittefliggli west dews 25 1' 50 mats •
se -d on Thursday and 'friday, o• amities
of the large supply.
Hors 8.,aap.ont N.. 28; r.o.o.y will
oleos °Ooers as Ita reeler meet's,
n ext Monday .vexing.
St, George'. Sunday School Christmas
tree toad entertainment will he held in Vic-
toria Hail next Thareday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Cbarohw.maa's Guild was held in St,
George's ..he.lroom o• Tomalley afternoon.
The amass! msethor of the idaioh Hor-
bioultural Society will las held is Comity
Clerk Lands offo. sa=t Monday "wain, at
7:30 r is.
Nominations for two enaeetilers b 8t
O.orgs's ward will be received r y the Town
Clark in the taws hall at 730 r r. en
8 aurae, eventsg
..npl*,wH•f 'lam weld, nest tt sto t hi
Tbs,sdey, Jan. 27. 1891, soasm.solsg at 11
o'oleat In to. fev.peen.
The ratepayers, of Bowmanviile, voted
•1 the o.w gossti.. ea M.sday, and the r.-
-alt was • terve maiseity again* •Ilowise
the sows to run at hire.,
X.Calg 'abet AIO.elr.
Lion's Head, Un:,., Dur:. lI.-A young
man named Anna McCaig, to the MU.
ploy of Joh* Rouse, eighteen miles north
of this piece, In the arwnmhlp of Lindsay,
. hot himalf y,.ntereley.
telt. leek ale Urea.
Constantinople, lire. 81. -The -
arntativer et ahs Powers haus dosed le
MM [ansa Below, who was yWthg as
permit the Ter :lab Governtn.nt Io m -
Mee. Janos RsiN...u'e, bee rein -sod to her 1 LM D 4,gN fan expired wrap. on the
[mass's Rutter. LI•sd.at Ureses
M It afy P.tb Ip'.. charily fpr RAI
- Prase. mak..y Orate
metrail , whwa, we usdeni•ud, .M hesI Peri D o. it0,-The Frennh, ft 1. as-
kwooL .oasne , h ,s narttpfeg OQf•nns as4
MEL R. Naedsreee ►.tsr■.d bene lewtwee la 11 11 WI WWI Nie bolleolt
was! sib owed, Co,Mtmee week Nth that so adios... agaldd Milt $aglltry r
her deter, asn Walter Green, of wisghslo imsaliMmt
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SUICIDES.
Coroner Grolg, of Toronto, has with-
drawn the warrant for as ingneet oA the
body of suielde Gars. A. Whiting, of
Thornhill. -
Grieving an4 broken-hearted over tis
recent death of a favored was, MIs Joint
M. Matthews, of 140 Breckenridge ~It
Detrnft, while alone in her borne coli her
throat with her husband's raaor, dying
several hours before her husband and son
returned.
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I'OLIT11Ca_ FOREIGN.
M. Toldsw, it omineillnr of State, hag
been oiq,ointed email -General for Ronda
at New York.
It 1s reported that the Aft -Idle are a.-
Itettlbling In trlfial council. with • vier
of concluding petite.
A Washington ',pedal say. it is prob-
able that iieopslary Rhornean will rears
early In the New Year, to which event Ian
will be succeetieff,b7 Ambaalador Hay.
`lltnitt *P ,L
According to a report issued by the
City L►ngtne.r, the total M;tmated cost of
buildings erected lit London, (hit., for
11197 amounted to j970,000.
London, (bei,, ..)eyed a natural 11s-
eineae in pops/sties lade year a elf 11100
mule. There Wire 189 blithe,,
460 deaths. The rrtlr}hges nnm
A Toronto meal ons grand jury eltpssggd
the idea that departmental dorm Mwsill
provide gleam names for their good' to pie -
vent light-flpgeted folks from taking
then.
THE LAHOE WORLD.
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•paratlwe ind.ffnfttly, wfgag „,r,
ant of work.
The Fairfield (Glassanw) ship
which have hitherto held &h.,/ bog
Rreployars' itisllMga. 5.,. plaited
out notices, whirl booms .de•f1111
taJan.11•w 14. Many ether El ofsh yards win
Dan The old style of falba
.coos le be 4 5.gg sot. feared
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few Odle made es iia PUN.
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