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GODERICH, ONTARIO. 'CANADA : FEBRUARY 25, 1898
D. WGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
COMING ANDOOING. t
Hy. Rothwell was in town this week.
Mie. Tbempson, of S.•lortb, spent • few
dsys in town the post week. I
Wednesday
Mies FMrma• Mee lett on
for • month's visit to the Forest City.
Mies Mulles. a Lukn•w, was the guest .
of the Misses Wilk,osrn the past week,
(skean,, of beafere, was welting
Mrs,
it the Ue..w v.Wee Cuo.a&te Wt week.
A. 11 Smitbor.m, traveler for Dr. J. C.
Ayer ..d Ce , of Lowell, Man.. was In
;owe this wink. .
Manger M.Cresdy, of the B..dsrsoo
Bisyole Ow.. [wade • baroness visit lo the
Qa•se City [hie week. 1
Abe . S.iketd, jr., cod Miss Mary. were
rssitia( their Die's,. Mrs. Miller. a1 S-, ,
lisien's, the post week.
Wanted -
lAT ANTED -JY A LADY. TWO
rents. or 4I 'arse one. warmed. with
to srtiptighs ptaao, w.tb or
aeesmm•d•tl o
with=e' bo• rd. Tt •• ro.•m. wanted must b.
t/jikln 6 infinite.' wet "1 the i nuare. Mate
twee. Address. bee Ni. BttiNAL or/iOR. ,
WAN 1'ED-A CAR LOAD OF BU TIER '
for we Prosiness. S. ti. A. KING.
WANTED -AT THE HAMILTON -ST. ,
Prod• One Car et Pulsate.
Tw..nty Corp hats '
e••ryt•Na
O J rof BMWcan et
Pub1Io 310410,6,, __
V OTICE TO WATER TAKERS -ALL
1*7. o Mmld by 1.1Mb y. •iRels, INK 1
will he noll coed by lMtfs.4 orad the w• or
tuned off. A ' rier of Water sed bight
Committee. W L. HORTON, Collector. It
No ICE -I BEG T() -ADVISE THE
sober.' pu • Io th, the eoreemea the-
twsec J. 4. P bis ,ad tenet! hos •Rwlt•d. sad
him w, r
that not naw swill h r do la�'artye
Md los' CO , he will -hereafter do laNa.M
op
CoalemOunt '-o dere lel* ell v. !lobos.Asia of beet Leh .,
eoop�.site 8le•m ',Fier K L. or .t J. H. Wer-
•e11'a ser. will be oroapti7 at ended to D.
r. 8T3 ACHAN.
For sale or To Rent.
FOR BALI oft TO RENT -FOR SALE
or timet the dwelling oo Nelsonnt at
by P. nmuetb it
oe•s.nt e..gNJ seal..
15 Whoa drawing dialog
gesso, reg roes,
Menem. bas library.
room. eerier and sad a
oumbw}pel' pantries said • od cellar.
Thomstead
t Meg
with t>keltfh trews,_ n4.$ Mee
the pre -
mites. laws. Amity W. m
FOR HALE. -ONE OF THE BEST
farm. is Western Ontarlo Lot 1.00no.e
Mon t. township of (o1borrw., Harm County.
WO acme. Good obey soil. Boeing water. Has
bees cost auonely to pasture for 11 years. lm
class large frame ban 40 by 96. Frame bets
and Web's. More and P.O. on the protases.
itxceNent gravel road.. $I,000 cash. Memo' at
ietere.L F. W. Mo
eve ser cwt Apply to
DON AGM,Ciylow P.O.. Oct. or to J. A. Mc
DONAUHM Waikato* 8t Soot. Tatrs.te. 11.
VALUABLP PROPERTY FOR SALE, '
Part Int P. Cceoes0s. 0, Oudettioh
at
Town. o.•Wwle 314 mole of land. Then 1.
situated on the property a geed 1 K bee,
dwelling, with kit**. at .ad with
collar soder the wash bones. The Y e ,,s.�•11((�
first be
ole and will sold en res.onabIs
term& 7*' pmtlwlme apply to PHILIP
HOLT. 8.rrieie Roderick.
Dated elk Jt t .IM4,
j, OR SALE-WTS b9 AND 70
1L Bti,c Jnson'1 Survey 1n the Town +f
(loderleb, epos whish Is erected a mice dwell -
log holes.
Dated September,
Apply to M[ O HOLT It HOLMES,
Gderien nett
VALUABLE TOW b PROPERTY•�rtFOR
BALI brick
-The reredoses
flake b1 els
the liver ed oesepW
A. lllaoDer fa Amman
ate ett me, master
Oso the tad
at mem valuable
1p404nale pro-
en
anew to w.
r J orlitormiiy moupl•ell d
Yri.M t
li _ noble. en
ply to , • •
Mitl3 RBI=s a*UTL
Graduate eels- _ Gottschalk Lyrb
0rgaelet h Gant
and Ob�pose%
VMes • wth a
p;
he ..�iL
street. Stamm Aims Ito&
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Xew BSaoh1se $MOD&.
' JKW Istfll111NE$HOPS-ALLE.111106
den
Prise sarIA ofi at «,
oq reg��ttt.' mow+! .
�!Itiwi�ossq .'�., +roe «
11001116-1.
11ts . J. h ---;- pi .1"" ' e
d*inta Wanted.
A0INTB-e• TSE BEST LIFE DT RISA
Ms 1
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POMPON woL
AO K N T B - •• ItIIVIIVIES GOLD
•M•f likep fields," wt1 boob'
ji GAttila
44"•:•
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ot ...,..:,e pia.
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tilriro loos 126.1/41t fa
somanownesseeisewesseemen
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HE
MEN IN THE FIELD.
arrow
and Beek Nominated
Larne Atteanimee at tie 11esalea/1ea-
Harrew, Reek, mad mk:keame de the
talkies -• owlet and order-
*/ Plhertni
HE n,mination for West Huron
as held in the 000rtroom Tuesday last.
storms *Rider Gib.00, presiding.
J. T. GAR101. Of Godpriob, was •Omin-
by N. 1f Young, seconded Lf Wui.
Blake.
Junior Be K, of 3alttorii, was nominated
by P. W. Scott, seconded by Robt. Mo•
Inas.
W. L. Herta, wav appointed .1.011on
.rent. by Mr. (:arrow, and R. C. Hay/ was
boo fur • ender portion in the interest
Mr. Book.
After the re•dini of 1bi Int of polling
booths, the returning otbosr Toasted the
air, and ex -mayor Saa000s was appoint -
to preside over the meeting
The chairm.i.rplaised that Mr. (arrow
sold speak for as hour, Mr. Book and
Mr. Draken/eon would have ao hour between
em, and Mr. (farrow would have half an
sr to which to testy.
Mr. Darrow, un ooming forwent was loud -
ly applauded. He wait pleased to see 10
large •n attendant's, as it showed that the
people were ninon an interest in pubiie at -
(etre. Th•gentree o1 the day was, "Who
shall moven this province for the t est four
year • " lH thereenettentes. little need be
waid. A. moo west, eaoh was a fairly re-
ntals man, and both had beet for many
years residents of the riding. He, himself.
had
lived in Gderich since 1861. and his
lite had been Infers them all of that time.
A• to legielettve matters, he bad already
s•rvd eight peen, and oould be said to
here put in hie appreatloeship, wheelies hi.
oppoosat 5400 • stew man, without • reootd
cad meld make promises. He (Mr. G.,)
wee a Liberal, but he might say that there
was not • great deal ct what might M cel:-
wed etrekghr - psMir ie the Lovielatare.
Throe out et four .eosins were nee -partis-
an. and the fourth was usually devoted to
preparing entresltioa fur election.. The
Loam Reese was primarily • business place,
to deal with bustoeie matter•. There were
Rte polities le municipal law. chattel mort
rages. & o, and oe its bounties record it
must stand or fell. T.kiog that view of it
they had hal the best Government to Amer
during the past twenty-five years. No
money had been equ*ndered and the leaders
were without stale. The fin.noi•I quer ion
was then taken up, and the optuiou of The
Mall of today on that onion wasooetrast.d
with what it mid in 1890. Ia 1890, The
Mail admitted that the claim of • enrples
wee a fair one, but today, the same faunal
cl•imd that instead of the Proviso, being
$5.000,000 to the good, It won $9 000,000 to
the bad. It was quite true that the Goven-
meat had never saved • surplus -they did
not believe in piling ep • surplus when the
erassy *weld M spent to better advantage
In lesssalrig the berthas of the pe.ple-tet
[bey bad • morphia ot over $5 000.000, •.d
Chen was no gainsaying the foot. It cse-
eistid of fovertment• in drainage debts
tures, capital held by tate Dominion, e m
mon wheel funds, sed ouoaat to reedit in
bank. amnesties n all to ever $6.000,000,
whilst the obligatioes readied may $2,710,
000, although Mr. Whitney .4 Marna had
stretebed them to $3,000,000. These were
railway &enmities whisk had Wm extended
ever forty years, were daersasnr Tear by
year in amount. dud w•sM to etineb i"
1937. If tis Preelaas was b*.krwps, as the
Opposition •.Handed, MOON dsnteede point
out when they bad borrowed on dollar in
the post twenty-five years. end also expiate
hew i1 =me shout [het the Provisos n-
oshed $212,414 fn [merest from the Deena -
be nab year end $30,000 from ether in-
veslmdOta. The total receipts from Copied -
oration to the present Mom was ,366.-
700, "tad the dlsbar•eeeSM wen131,•
561, heaviest • marline ot $834,139 Where
Ill Me debit Whet do we ewe[ WM.
IW he beaters s aue4*Lor t In 1864, Indies
the railway aid nemildem ptresdeg, tenon -
al aealMes to ren net more than forty
Tsars. were enb.Ntet.d. and theme are the
cagy obligations that al preempt net epee
He O.vwere@sa Bet it had been mid, it
the Goverment is seed 4....1.11,, wh
don't they pa .d then aeltles t This
he sa
rsa.enieg it it were stet that
the O -v ruse t is roo.lvty 6 per oast. on
l
iasionigights, and le aatla a woo sung
fee the easeities at the rate of 34 per vont
Aee saving $30,000 a Year, ao boding the
tore avesemeste. After a brief rehi even
te the Umber popsy, the speaker Meted
that else Openitlen ea the Seer .f the
Hens. Nd sot Mailings the expeediters,
aid is {weedy years bad amt raised *W-
ise M mere Mae tars gs•eerw at cath peg
scot et the entire •asa.a TM, ebtrd
Net the Oevanmest were esa.adsl-t e
Meq shaved [dams N the bee, se MelbrMh
apo. Os Mlgaa4eel beet goodies Mr. Oar•
raw thread the.** system had ben arid-
ly im,awed at Ma yews. that the awns
had hese elm)}itlt4 by
-$s1483.he ser -
her et beetle, sad e, stwhams 87
bode were
l j tsiy.{I MO tiro Wen
Mkksui .l" j 1 - *.. 8.rtid with m-
ho
r Oiled list whom
Zhho , Mr. Math, e the swore thee RIs
esaa$Ms wade be parelan.
Hai lir. i•se Minh Rios oemmH-
$ee the 5,14..es weelei heh pose se the
MW.5, sad N es was Oahe the would
Ams4ar deep mMi M by Mr.
Whiteley wee the A4Olwe! Seed et Sh.
:: . 0 eeem,ma width id bele bad roe•
!� wbitb iso 7, la*wthw a
tbr IAmal Mew riI . 18 was
dem said Rhee tb5 *Biehase
asetBOW *sties.
Dew be istrelw fro Thets im
Who eslesta ter e..ke4 the High Schools t
the people, sad the Mlatater bas vay little
power is Me [matter. Alter • brief refer-
ees' to the piggery, lir. Darrow gland by
myna., that he keen of so reason why any
Liberal should be ashamed of the record of
She past twenty -roe rears during which the
Liberals had governed wisely and well, and
without • sandal, and there was absolute-
ly no reason tote the reiter•ttoo, parrot -like.
of that ory, " It id Rim• for • ohmage,"
simply because Sir Oliver Mowat used It lis
• wmpaira speech at • time when the vul-
tures at Ottawa were fighting over the oar -
este, ..d Canada was suffering. Don't take
the uoksowo for the known ; don't substi-
tute Whitney. Matheson, and SL John, for'.
the able men who have up to the present
guided the destiny of O.ano. ( Loud •p-
pisase )
Mr. Beek wee-a.pmlly received by his
friends. He ems. he mod. se the oa.di•
ditto of the Llberpt'dasarvative party, and
was 00 as , as he had lived in this
pre of the country since 1863. He had
been in both township and oo0oty oouootl
and had re•obed the Warden's chair, }wt
as Mr. Gsrrow had done. •ud now expect
ed to reach the 1.syulaturo. He was cion -
ducting( this osmpaign soeordiog to hie OMD
method", and the 1st of March would de-
termine whether hie plan of ommpeie's or
that of his oppooent was the better one.
Mr. (:arrow bad sold that the Loci Hogue
was a tininess House. and that he was an
independent. 1n rep y, he I Mr. Beck) could
say that there was no more partisan mem-
ber to the Hume than Mr. Qarrow, and it
was time for • cheerio. Mr. Tarte esti
e ighteen years was too long for • Jovero•
mean to be is power, and if that wee so, 26
Tawas wee tea loan a p'ov d• Wks. 114r -
Ron was master he appointed one 'Tory
oo the License Commission for this rediae,
but sines Mr. (farrow got in oo Tory had
a show for any office, although he pro-
fessed to b• on very independent. Mr
Gatrow had stated that the Pubho Ao-
eoueu Committee was the imporaut nom•
mutes of the House. sod he was • mem-
ber of It, nut last yeer, of the eighteen
meecinn held be failed to atter one. Ic
the reset session he did attend. as he
was council for the Dippers/. After
touohior on the fioanolal situation, Mr.
Beck got ',mak to °minty matters and
claimed that the Goverment had adopted
a oe.trslising policy In aimed everything.
The reduotico cf the County Comic 1 could
h ave been brought about without leaving se
mary of the maoioipalitta without repre-
sentatives. But while the County Coen -
°jai -i s Wer* red-iai 'Ta adober the Legisla-
tor, were increased and the Provisos saddled
with tIe additional expense, so that oow
every effort had to be made to get mosey to
run the aeee• cry •apema. Wby now,
said he, they ter peoule not only whoa
they are living, but alter they are dad.
Poll -your
Lest year they bad reoeived 4120.000 from
the Mousy-Cewtbra estate, and that, said
Mr. Beek, will oarry them through an
e lection. Then was no audit, and as • re-
sult it was next to impossible to get at the
details et expeoditeres. OMee getting was
•bother feature, and it was &aid that Mr.
Gilson, of Hamilton, had over twenty re-
latives feeding at the poblio er,5, Haslet
John Dryden had • lot more and so badothers, but he had not been able to find
test Mr. Darrow had mon then one brother
t* the esevies, and he was down for ever
$1,400 a year. It was Mas for • ob•iga
Then were tee many lawyers in the Home
n ew, eaanoould
ting laws that they not
eed,ntacd tksmaslvm. The speaker Wooed
by asking support ea 10 of Maroh for "Joe
Beak." (Applies.)
Mr. Dteketieo., who wee to take op the
unexpired time of Mr. Beek, began t y de•
(Untag to be bored by what The Mail said
la 1890, es at that time it w00 • saes/ Niter
owese* of the CousarvMiv. peaty. Me
then wedcrteek to wipe the map= eels/
existence. IMO year. Mag tie year halve
sit 51.atias the Govente alit bed wader -
taken to swell the reosipl solemn es snob
as peemible, •o as to make • good elewag.
and see of the Item, was $166,00, eblde-
ed from Ste soles of saewitles. Tee int
appeared as a .r.dll when le reality h en
northing are new may remind se • pre•
sneer note. Is ether words. N a man wee
behind 4100, all he bad to de was to neo-
nate a note for $900. and then dales that
he was .head to that extent.. TMs, there
were draining debaters@ and other awes,
which lite Prov[.e was gradeally Nettie,
rid et, and as they were s01d the Gowers.
meat aged$[. them up as anent receipts.
16 wee jet se N a teen fend he was got -
Meg heated, esid the speaker bet be own.
ed • settings. widish is paN up on the
Tsar when be is Wart, and he thea thinks
yYM taw MVM ben witted to sees
b*'4* /alblu be le w.0 eB flees 1,011:114 At
At
the same time, be w glint a the andsla
is l his these te way his ,bis.
Brea whip
resume from ear Meow
Erne were set esa0ag tea to keep teg.tber
see Leek surdas, wbtah a 1463 was $1,-
000.000, wed le 1411 .meeetbtgt M stay
$610,000. On bat years 4.esial opera -
tins there wee • leant of $11,0006W eimei•
he, hat larger daring had bee the rale ler
the pass feet yaws, sgrewatag ever 41,
000 000. W..em able by the nominees
aatsment of setimatee ter sort year to ap-
prolamin. the late whisk will hays to he
sot, as fellow t
IMpRiMa-we
it910000 shillisrirtilleases196,00D
Ase_Mae 97,000
Teal .i tiu.eipa 3 312.3 000000
Dip $ 1146,900
whhh weed preethany wide e W sr
fdn w ebrdse new Is tis Vernet the
ogwa...< sr wed/ dew% dams he*
N.mart.*MA they ins Mkelt Mr.
.IM Mr. Belelel v Nee rhea
x111 dost sew. 1114 14 40 r see Redly
•.,
payable, and dear that there is any [.debt•
einem. Yet, $1,196,000 stars against
the Oeversment for 'seaway seearittes and
$3.088,000 for ..seines, or altogether 44,-
216 000 against the alleged surplus of $6,-
200,000, A earplug, he uoat•sd d should
mean • surplus over cad above all add)...
w ines*. Bus, the Iloveromenl ray, we get
$212,000 yearly is interest, which reinvents
over four mdLos, oapitalized at 5 per os t,;
if we are not perfectly solvent, bow do we
get that interest ! To that hu would say
that at Coatderatioo, the I'omnioo bead
• oertaio amount of trust fui L for the Pro-
mos, and what we got arm Interest ooly,
and we null not get soy thing else except
by a tripartite arrangement Intwre the
nonunion, Quebec, and Oateria Wby
Jobo SanMld had tett asst ib addition to
his $3,800.000 of • Hittites. Theo in 1884
an indittoaal subsidy, and It was only •
subsidy, of $142 000 was given to Ontario
by the the t:oeservatter - tsmmsmaut.
and the L beret now claim all
the eubsidy w assets. The only real
assets were the remoaats of the debentures
and the ooh butanes in the banks. The
mutation is asked : Are we going behind
His answer was : Yes, going behind by
leaps and bounds. In Mr. Garrow'. and
Mr. Heroourt'e statemente of toted receipts
since Confederate:a, the four euuoomwal
mars of Saodfield Mucelooald's regime were
included. wherein 43,800,000 were waved in
herd Dash, w hick, dedaetieg the $234.-
000, figured out PI the Goverrmat,
would leave • deficit of over $3.b00.000.
He thea censured the li..ao•tiooal
Department and cited Gelds in
Smith to favor ot ao Advisory Board
such as they had in Ens/loud. le o intuition,
mod be, doo'1 Loyo a -a [Ara qusauas_ rlt the
merits or demerits of the oandidates, but be
aolwtd by whether the Government have
carried out their profedrio..4 and if you be
limo they bate cot, let yeth-the war be,
" Owtlemeo, we cannot rile the lease."
(Applause
Mr (arrow, in reply, was loudly greeted,
but at the same time a Dumber of Uoaserva-
titres started for the door. After quiet was
restored, be said that no mere gathhaog or
jagglup of figures could make away with
our ••este, Hee coy money bwo borrowed
outside of the annuities ! Mr. Dickenson
admitted that we received lutersst that
represented $5,200;000, and that..ur railway
debts amounted to only $2,700.000, but hr
says, you ceo't use the priootpai. Ws dna'[
went to ere the pnooipal, for no layer
ase ooal.l be made of it than to hove it
drawing 5 per cent. iatere.t when the rail-
-way dsbentaree ono err Duly i3f nor eon•.
Ha e1)1 wa are roach, behud,.boI we u•
51.11 to fairly good olroomstan.es, with over
8600,000 in the bask• tosaw .oredit, in at.
dilton to our other ioterest.a coming in. I'
had also been stated that when an snook y
was sold it showed that the Provipoe was
Vote for
getting hard ap. This was not the Ce', se
when an &enmity was sold, 1t west towards
peyug of railway certificates, and the
money oould be applied to no other way.
As to the alleged falling behind of the Prov-
ince by 41,000,000 in the past four years,
it was • myth. In 1894 we had 81.000.000 In
the treasury, and today we oan Maim • Dash
morales of $900,000, where is t he million
dollar deficit t That @tory about the man
and the mortgage did cot 131 in when the
sale of annuities was being disclaimed, be-
cause the moot' r.mivd was applied in
this case to paying off an ledebtoess sod loft
things in 00 good • state se before. Theo,
the •atement is mad. that mein year we are
to have • do8oit; well. If so. we have the
money in the bank to pay 11. We are still
doiog business at the aid stand, paying
twenty abillmgs on the pound, and have
done so for over tweaty-foot years, and will
continue to do so for four years more atter
the first of Marob. We Gannet sell one dol•
liar's worth of annuities without redaoins
the amount of the ratlwwy 00,114...., ofd
even Oa' enervative sleeken' ought to know
that. Al to the statue of the Mail In 1890, it
certainly was sen favorable to the Ltb.ral
party, and being imposed to both parties
for the time bong. was probably giving •
mon truthful seatemIen than at other times.
II lad also been said abss Mr. Hardy was
endued to no unlit for the true
feeds. That Wahl be, bet he wee deserv.
ng of credit that the Preview ted not be-
come hopelessly Imesivd In debt, as had
Quebec and other provinces that had start-
ed with as eine a Most se Ontario at Coe -
federation. With retortion te Mr, Book's
oatemest about his (Mr. Garnw's) brother,
all be need say egee big brother was •
settler a0 a the Peg* Send district. that
be had befit • whAettll, whisk nee des-
troyed by Ire inertly after beteg built,
mad without on east .t iceman..
TME years before. be ( Mr. (arrow) was 1■
the Legislators, mod without effort or know
ledge ea his part, We orate., bed hese ap-
pennted • wed inger. That being a
sayable sad &Beset *those be led bees pro -
mond to the p.MMen of htspeeer sheat two
re ala*, but be had eared lis piemetfon
by
ream
and *[tie monies, end en [lesson
be k.4 • brother in the Legislature. A. to
Mr. Beek's farther Matinees that there was
e eclat, ell Mat egos n*eam&ry a nay was
thee there egos es ee,Ghl er .MG1.N ..
audit as then wee he Domino again, and
everybody knew Hat salt wee the
ens instil Woollen woe takes by Oct
MNhwon. tW IeeW lit hes the
baste et the Tay Omni. Rio Bsk'c Gad
plasia wee the slit err, " 1s t4 lhse Oar a
shasge." eel Se thee It awed rata) be mid
dm se Mapes Omen* baba Iowa M
odim.
mese Ihmlr , Wwri.R a debit, dear
d ewOimtl, edged their they. lo was w
1 Lod
'!'M s sseiiag�wip Melba baa to • nese by
W ser ----y .hues.
AUBURN.
MOMD&r, Feb. 21.
Rev. Mr. Cocaine is at prangs seriously
indisposed.
Mims Chester, from Hullett, is the mutat
of Mies Stur'y,
Jobo Ferguson is, we are pleased to learn,
reooveting from his resent severe iadi•po•
•loot.
The logs are owning in last to our loos'
sawmill, and the yard is likely to be era
Toe 'riot mill is doiog • live business,
having customers now from the neighbor.
hood of Luoknow and other points.
Mr. Ostrow, M, PI'., gave • o•pltal poli-
tical address here Thursday evening of Lai
week. The chair wtt‘=oo.pled by John
W [kora.
1'h r lecture by Rev. W. F. Wilma. on
Friday of last week, wee a guano. and net -
tad the Orange lodge ot this village • fair
figure. A feature of the oo0•iun was the
exoelleut singing of David McGill. of Etat
W•wanssb. The chair was uooupied by
Matthow Lockhart, in an able meaner.
DUNGANNON.
Novit-u.-The local agency In Dungannon
for Tea Bmw.,. is as the °Moe of J. G. Ware.
J. P.. oouvey7anoer, to., who will receive or-
ders for • becnptleas, advertlnnu and Job -
work, and Is authorized to giro receipts for
amounts paid for the eaaM.
J. W CUMBER',AND, CARRIAGE
and waggon mater. having purchased
the oto k. lumber, and plant, from ntrepbeo
[pothers, is oow prepared to fill orders tor
o•rrtagee, wag el, bug es and any article
usually made In a carrlase shop. that for
Wet i design, cemeartale seg. sad solid
workmanship. cannot be beaten In Oaarf6.
Painting la the latest style wed best work
m.nshlp, attended to. J. W. C., has bad con-
al lerable expert oe, he therefore eollolts the
p.tro.ale of the fanalwg 00.5.501* and all
who may want work m h's one. will find him
at Rho stand formerly occupied by Stephen
Btetnen. Dungannon.
1.mtsbet Mkt Is Bergen Day at Reit-
There will be Model ewes N 1M wee-
sby minim ee 'Waya NeethM. Meths/1Mahmoh
I r•DIT,irth 22nd.
T. MULTI]“.. Toe annual tea meeting
in oonoeottoo with the Episcopal church, on
Wedoesday evening of last week was large-
ly attended, and proved a senen in every
particular. After a moat .ubetenllal tea
had been partaken of. the andieooe proote led
to the oh.rch where • sacred concert inter
spend with .ddreeses was cove°. Ito,/
Mr. Armstrong, the incumbent, presided,
sad delivered an excellent introductory ad•
dries, ' On Home." Mies Neftel then sang
" The Sar of P,ethelem," with much sweet
nese, and St. {4.orge'e4>beir followed meth
" While Shepherds 'Fatah their flecks by
Night," which was a Iniinhly rendered.
Rev. L. Hutton, spoke on " Will Christ-
ianity continue to the end ot time'" in .
nm.ner, that showed he was well acgqtwai.t.
d with his subject, and to the gr*tieatlon
Garrow.
of his •udieooe. After more mn@io, Rev.
R. Fairbairn addressed the Meeting. on
"1'he extension of God's word on earth,"
whioh question the rev. gentleman handled
•flbtiv.ly. During the evening, Mrs. Mil-
ler, Miss Barrett, and Mr. Cuff sang solos,
moob to the -pleure of the 000rregat-
ioo, James Thomas gave • ooroet solo from
Eli, in • style that proved him a master
hand with the instrument, and the choir
renders! many pieces.
BLUEVALE•
Miss Annie Rutherford has retur'd to
Termite.
Otte of the prettiest weddings ot the na-
me tont piano in the Methodist ohurob, on
Wdesed•y. Fel. 16, when Miss Maggie,
daughter of Mr. Thomas Stewart of this
pines was united is warrien to Mr. W. J.
lohoeba of Morrie. Re.. D. Rogers per-
formed the o.nmoo'y. The aburoh was
filled to the door, and just as Mrs. Rogers
had tlaishd playing the middle, aroh
the bridal party entered. Mesa Stewart
was dressed In • deep Dream serge, trimmed
with 1•°o nhbon and alk, and the oustom-
•tv orange b]osome. Mise Sara Johnston,
her bridesmaid, was attired in • lite coos -
Nine Mr. Will Stewart supported the
groom. After the coremeav the guests re -
termed to Mr. Stewart's residence where •
�1sasa�1 evening was spent by all. The
krlde eeedrd mint beautiful PlioNtb,
smear thee being -ewe very beautiful chain
fres the Methodist ohoroh choir, of whioh
.he hos m 1eng beg the ef6oieot organist
and • very hasdereie bible from the trus-
tees of the ebsreh. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston
will live se the first 000esesion of Morris,
sed will have with them tn. very beet
wkhe@ of their frleads.
A SARNIA WONDER.
W. Barton got Health and Strength from
Ddd's Kidney ''.tis.
SA•KTA, Feb 21. -The mem ef Mr. T.
el °beaten, of Osborne, walks widespread
interest hen, as Mr. Johei .lewell•knows
se Sarnia, sed the p.blis0ns rupees of kis
ekes is knows to be true.
Bet William Barton, et S•ralw. anima N
have bees • stall worse else than Mr. Jeb,•
e tas. Mr. Berton was stinted with Bladder
trouble for essay resp.
Dann and medislnes stktty tailed to re-
lieve Nm. His ..1eriet. wen •1meet be-
yond hews neuroses.
At tenth he tried Ddd's Kidney Pills.
Ae is mons of •thee mass 1. Barba, a any
hp.wed n set n11Megly abort time. Mix
bees wean all he nod. Bet they 'an Ines
pwies bedey wed measly .teeth.
THE PuBLIC MEETING.
Elevator Bylaw
blseuesed.
The Twos .ell51ter, 0r, /shwas, ■r,
Allan, Reeve Campbell and INI•re
Hive Tbelr views ew the
Raea*Nn.
The town hall was filled on Tnedey
.veniog by those of our "miasma who take
en interest is the elevator bylaw, that will
oe voted on by the people on Saturday, an.'
wanted to hear it thoroughly dasoussed so
as to he able to give an intelligent vote.
Shortly after 8 the meeting was opened
by the election of Mayor Thompson as
ohatrman. Hl. Wonhip on assuming the
ohatr mid that the meeting had been called
is oonneotioo with the building of an
elevator to replace the one destroyed oy
Bre. He drew attention to the prooeed-
rage 04,...tbe Cannot! in appointing the then
Mayor, Dr. Shannon, and Mr. Allan as •
delegation to interview the manager of the
O. T. R , the foot that that deputation got
little e00ouragemeot Isom the railway
magnate, that in oo0sgaen . it was decided
to fowl a joint stocs company to build ao
elevator of large capacity, and that Mr.
Allan had been appointed to help oarry out
ebebxojtot. Be then detailed the work
that had been done to help forward the
"chime and concluded by saying, that be
tbought the carrying of ape bylaw on Nat-
urd.y would be• good thing for the town,
end that under the present arranvemeote
its peas tog would not entail additional t•x-
fatwn. f he chairman then called . a Mr.
Garrow and resumed his seat. amid . leers.
Mr. Garrow did not expect to be called
on to mane an address, but merely •sewer
questioaa, but befog called oo, he would
comply with the rtqueet. He said at was
evident the town wanted an elevator, and
that if, with • proper torec*at of the future,
we could procure .doe without undue ex•
pease, then we should hove one. H. men•
tienel gentlemen who had uad.raken
building an elevator as a oommermal enter
par, and olaimuf It would pay, as all
hue friends who had studs in nu.ih institut-
ions had loformed him that there was no
batter paying stock. 1,•
The speaker then went into the finanoisl
aspect of the one, he mid that if the ooa-
Ae$'trgp/PSkeitimttre town weuW sever
bet Mated on to pay scout, but of ti were
not so, rhea there was no doubt the
toles would have to pay the interest on the
guaranteed bonds. After mentioning th•
manner in which the bylaw had been framed
as it was uow before the people, he explain-
ed that if it carried, an aot of the LeRul.-
ture would be required, allowing the town
to gas:wake the bonds of the company to
the extent of 450,000.
Before sitting down Mr. Gsrrow referred
to the rates that would be given by the O.
T. R and said that it was evident Godertch
would have as good • chance as other plaoea
for the grain trade, as the authorities had
agreed to give the same t•otlities to Od-
ertoh as were given to Owen Sound, Mid-
land and other places, Mr. Darrow was
loudly applauded on resuming his seat
Mr. Alias, the next speaker, raid he
would been at the beginning. and detailed
all that had occurred up to the time of sub-
mitting the bylaw, namely the visit to
Montreal, the origination of the prospect u.,
RI submission to Mr. Hays and 1a return
minae the oleos, guaranteeing that •
cerate quantity of grain should be put
throng, The speaker then spoke et hie
travels through the Previews to obtain sub-
soription for the stook, and the likelihood
there was of it all being soluoribed, as after
the town, the G. T. R. and Wssnern millers
had subscribed, Moores & Co would take
the bitterns to make op the 4149,000.
la answer to • question Mr. Alba said
than the point for the erection of the sieve -
ter was net determined yet, but would be
settled by .n expert engineer, and in
answer to Mr. Acheson, who asked bow the
can would stand if an ant te guarantee the
bods wield not be obt•ind, he said that
the tows would be forced to hold the stook.
Dr. Holmes said he was sorry to appear
In e.emtnr oppesitien to the bylaw. Ha
o0at•ad*d that it should have been sub.
sand be the people la • form allowing
Mem N vote for gaare"teeisr the beads,
clad --slat if it carried, ' hen am a*1 of the
lwgliktsre could be Obtained e.ohrmtag it.
• presiders of ton followed by musloipal *ties
He argued that the monad wade • mistake
in petting • bylaw beforethe people in •
shape that could set oow be amended, and
said that all be weaned was that the town
isheuld be properly protected. The speaker
said that the protest bylaw was the first
he had seen where them en8rieg into .gree•
menu worsen bound deem by hard and
fast oo"ditewe, and artts attention to • loss
of $600,000 by the nailed eeaaties of Huron
and Bruce. He tees read • Dopy of • by-
law of the vill.n of anneals, which he eon -
method 'Imported hie views. Here some
000ta ties arose, the Dealer sating that he
Ind submitted two questions to s lawyer,
whom wawa., he b5ad, npperNd hie views.
Mr. Garton replying. said thee the by-
law was draws 4, proper ferns. dwelt on
the differentiae of open regarding it, gave
►b ward that the en draws up for the
tows wam piteously mirror* and then enter-
ed late a low explanation of the legal te-
non o1 the ease, Mr Garrow wee.heord
as he renamed hi, Beet.
Mr. O•rrow again'
rete, sad explalad the
Browns one. whin% he bold was net
la exaet •coned with Dr. Relines' version.
Mr Neasden explained bow be emote
slim • requisition for • p.hlle seem', and
exorostd himself 0. 5,14.6.4 with he re•
0.M•
Mr. Darrow Ryan nee, and said, that
WOO new the eammeil meld wow bylaw to
.wales the Beget sent after the bylaw was
srr1�� d N out r wished.
BM7r U•esp%tll was plowed at the web
less est sad did it the bylaw serried iI,
wend be the Soty of MIe se - m M ett�M
te cess property serried ea$. The. 3 s
!then 'eked it the council could, is the
event of the bylaw osryi.g, legally make
the new ta-gola gs.r•ateeing the bon's, cad
the town soliottor replied in the •Mrativa
In awwer to Mr. Campbell, Mr. Allan
mod that the proposed polity was tosupply
millers N est of Toruato, and sometimes
that oily ittaU from Goderioh, and that the
Messrs. Moores had &lrroed to engage all re-
quired labor, outside of professional, in
Ooderioh.
Mr. (arrow in reply to . question said.
he thought the town would be mind
on to pay a mot, as the contractors would
most likely Inane the institution, until the
act •otboriziog the town to vu tee the
bonds was ebt•ittd.
Alter a short aJdrees from the chairman
the meeting olosd.
TOWN COUNCIL
ataatee et Me sea.ta limeng eft fiat
NNS,
The regular meeting of the tows oomoil
WWI held oo Friday eventog, Ht• Worship,
Mayor Thompson prsstdtog,
Minutes of previous meeting were read
end approved, and the tre.sorer a report for
January read and referred to fia•oo• com-
m t tt ee.
A oommuniogUo. from the mayor d Tor-
onto, re. the proposal ot the Bell Telephone
Co. to tooreaee its mow, was read, and the
clerk directed to answer that tt was too late
to take &mon, but the oouooit was In sym-
pathy with the meson takeu 1 y Toronto.
A commuutsation Irom Jou. limas Rebma-
nn, acknowledging the receipt of 410 for
the Toronto Children's Hospital was read.
F. Smiley, who wants to advertise God..
nob, was allowed to address kb. oeu l.'aiL.ittsti --
the matter was ficelly sent to Bytom' Oem
mittee. _
A Lumber of 00oou.t• were read and :re-
ferred to finance uommittee
Report of special committee :-
That in the matter of the c0mmaoioation
of T. h. Dowry, we beg to make the follow -
tug recommendations : - •
1 That the matter Gt W taaw.bs referred
to the Coact of Rev.eten. e-------
2 That the qusttoc of wailer robe be re-
ferred to water and bent oommitleo
3. That on the latter part of bis oomm.ni-
o•tio0, re. the appointment of • oommtttee,
no action b. taken.
The report was adopted.
gtresrsese•s of nee owe teh tttettrul*seot
te..e.a,•
Marsh 3, Sm•11 trait. ; nadir. Alex.
Baemdae.
Mate 10, Fertilisers t loader. Wm. Wast-
es*.
Med 17 Hew M make a stardom gay :
ilmalice. B. MertNww
Meath 94, Psaltry is cwesela with
the ershere sad wen i leader. O. Wells.
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'KINTAIL.
Tux,DAY, lith. 22.
FARMgRY INrrrru,g Mirrjpio-A000rd-
Ing to annoa0wmnot,-two x15011041 of the -
above institute were held on Thursday last
in MoDcoald's now hall in this village. The
flet or afternoon session was dptmnotly •
repreeenativ• farms'', gathering, and about
100 or more persons assembled to hear and
reestve tate info- motion gr•tmtomly ofierd
them by the lecturers detailed for the pen-
sion. The ecaiel president, Mr. Bailey,
who by the way i• quite a favorite bere,hav-
mog toted in that capacity on several pre-
vious 000..1oos, iotroduoed the first speak-
er, Mr. McGowan, whose subject was on
"The manareme0t of manures on the farm."
The lecturer spoke at some length on the
lariat importance the proper mare of their
best forttl•z•r, was to the farmer, who wish-
ed to make • semen of his profession, and
in olear sed forcible Imp/nage pointed out
how deplorable it was that such a great
waste of wealth was, annually going on by
10015 who called themeless god farmers.
At the alone of his inteir•eting •abject he
lo,ited any of his bearers to ask questions
thereon, which request brought out many
erquiriee from those amongst his sadism's,
and was the means of •wek•oiog • desire
f .r (oformstinn whioh no doubt will have •
good effect in the neighborhood. The next
lecturer was Mr. MoMillao, of neer bee.
forth. That gentleman is • fine speaker,
and In • (!Dont, ems. 000versatiooal style,
kept his andienoe spell bound for over one
hour on the subject of •' Coro raising and
1'uildlar of silos." He also spoke at length
oe " The proper draining of lands," sad il-
lustrated his robjeot by chalk drawly.
Many were the question• asked, sad hie
varied subjects and the stile mummer in
whioh he plowed them before his audience
will lone be remembered leers The even-
ing session opened at 7:30, and the large
hall was peeked to its tamest cepsoitr,
many ladies beteg present. The chairman
ansouneed $ lengthy program and called on
the Kimball band for some music whioh was
well rwivat . Piper Moloy played three
times en the pipes, and filled the hell with
Sent.* mmsb that Deemed to go right home
be the 8.oMAerm in the audience. Mr. Me -
Kay dowsed the sword dano. in • weer
that showed that that gentleman, wag M
novice at that sort of thing. Tore .wean
Iftde lavas. the Mieees Monarchy, tuns a
duet that wee moll rioder•d, aoij Muter
Long gave • very IN solo. A geticmae
from up the 10th coo. sang two spirited
oomio songs that fairly brought dome the
homes, Mime Lumberton played sad meg
•• My Candies Hew," sod for wren esu
worm was seg in the Promo\
That yesmg lady hes • flee eontralM
and her rwoderisg of that song was sewn
•pprooatd The leetur•re agate spoke at
some length em sabjeste different trees their
.fteree.e session, sed the chanson mind
on the reeve, sad let deputy reeve, of the
tewesblp, who were t. the undies's, far as
address, •Mthese getleeee 0.5lnered with
neat sad .smplime.Mry eposehes. The le-
sttete w slw.y. $ osomas
beg, sed ins
and able se
en
-
WPM. informed a that Kn-
Wl Mas 1M NIMMOM - MMr et having
the greaten easier N asmbtr. •t any
other society le tbe aseaty. The animal
asthma wee e•1M► dei shoe skied • neeWg
that will always be • red letter day for
Kin tall.
it's about time the aaabgese of the Win-
ter earetval gee their teams n tl...
T. E. He Bede[\, rested the Boiler
prepwty is Odksa. sad Gedeeleb bows.
'hips. It will regetre 300 wattle to timet is
F.x.Nr Times.
The now Ootbelie ebanb at Leknsw we
be upend ent *soft h His I,•� ,
Raney O'OwRwM1 assisted by tier. 1h�HN*
M.Keen, Dina• fwd degree.
O. sasses[ .f the tonere an Thank?
end,* the rageslar pressdas of dm
Ado 1001 take phew is [the NeMatb-
sd10 Mare this. Friday •vuang.
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