HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1900-01-11, Page 4r•
E.B.&M.H.
We have fitted up a studio to
the roan over oar Music Store,
and made art.oga.enta with the
following popular Teachers to
tweet their pupils aged gin .u.truc
tion in connection with our Must.
boatmen.:
F. G. 141611140N,
Organist and Choirmaster, North -
at. Methodist Church,
Piano, Five Organ and Harney.
MADAME WALL,
Voice Culture. •
MISS LAURA ACNRION,
Violin.
VMS E. 0. FISHER,
Guitar, Elocution and Physical
Culture.
For terms and further Informs
tion apply at
EMERSON'S
Bicycle & Music House
West 81rest. • t;tedrlob.
Int
f ignzI,
nD
EVERY THURSDAY MORlfI*O
Ui M.
OODOIOH. THURSDAY. 'Alf, 11. 1910.
THE NEW TOWN'.COUNCIL•
THE inaugural meeting of the new
town council was held ,Monday morning,
aee4the result im highly eatist., tory.
Mayor Wtlaos in hie inaugural address
dealt with a number of imoortant matters
in • crop, clear, business like way, and de
mometrnted that he has the ability to ntap
out a good mesas in municipal politics.
Taken all in all, we are of opinion that
good work may be expected from the coon
oil of 1900, and it will be the duty ot every
ratepayer to bite& the members up in every
effort put forward in the iutereet of the
town.
WHY E. F. CLARKE WAS THROWN.
THE Mail and Empire is jell& now
busily engaged trying to drive W. F. MAc
Lame and The World newspaper ..td tie
Tory party. Unfortunately for The Mail
neither WILLIAM F. nor Tte World will
obey ta mandate, and aa a result the last
state is worse than the first.
The trouble occurred in this way: I t the
recent mayoral contest The Mail sn4 tllt�
News espoused the cause of E. F. CLAasP :
The (Abb. aid The Star took the side i.(
J0MH HALLAM : and The World and The
Telegram came Out bat -footed for E*%l)T
ALBERT YAM DONALD, whose platform ram :
Down with the oli archt,ta and bloated
stockholders and give testa to the .trap -
holders.
Early in the game it was seen that HAL
LAa'5 chances were below sero, and that the
fight would really be between CLAaxg awl
MACDONALD. The Mail at once tried to
whip the oid•line °ennervatives Into line for
Cumin, but made its calculation without
noosalting the Hon. CLARK WAurca, end
that's where the Mail made its first mi.•
take.
For years then tae been a rivalry, politi-
cal and otherwise, between R. F. CLAIMS
and Clrax WAtrrc.. E. F. Clang is the
more brainy Deal, but WALLAcr te the
better pipe -layer. Both men Lave been
helped by lodge influence, the only differ-
ence between them being that Glens has
led the better element while WAurc■ tae
_looked for b* u pport to the "ooh.* ail•ye"
boys, who form the larger part of the lodge
influence.
CLAIMS had eat four years in the mayor'.
chair, Toronto, and had been for year. a
member of the Legielatare from the Queen
City. WALLACit bee been in Parliament
eines 1878 for West York, and when the
Coetrolloeahip of Customs was created by
the late Government he wad eloped in the
position so that the colon of 1he Cabinet
would be nicely blended. When the Mani•
tole question beo•me the issue the Hon.
gentleman wax forced to relinquish the
rMioe,from motives of oonecienoe, he alleged,
and we all know of the futile attempt of Bir
Goan. Tureen to read him out of the
party shortly after that.
It was believed by many that E. F.
Ornate nomination and election for West
Toronto in 1896 wade ;provide • man who,
with legislative influence, ability and lodge
influence, would be aoeeptdble to Mir
('noal.rs in the event of the Conservative
party being sustained, and en that ("Linn
WaLLAt.'a could he dispensed with in the
reconstruction of the Cabinet which might
mune. The Conservative Government how-
ever, was not su.tnined, and the scheme did
not work out on the original plan.
And right here is where the knifing of E.
F. C1.•ae. Mmes in. CLAttia WALLACE hes
been living in the hope that if the Conserve -
twee regain power he will regain dfoe. As
'otters mainly .rood E. F. CLAIMS was
nearer to the position, and had he been
conn eefd in again winning the mayor'.
their b Termite) hi. Anne for farther
orte'oW"n eigidd have, been oonsiderahly
Improved. 1yareere in not bid to the
bsndi1 that wpebl soon* to Mr opponent
it web ciromestaugu. and when modelled
d
election day earns isnot ha did not heed.
tarn to pot the shirk wenia into the ,. Moet
Worthy Brother."
The World and Blear MAriaAtt pm
s p
great fight a gainet Nip CLAIMS, bateke
nal knifing wee done by the Hon (wall
Warr -Are, who hal the knowledge and the
" know how."
EDITORIAL MELANGE.
�7 5d Toronto mayor's inaugural edd raas
wean't luded up with platitedn this year.
eilf 1O111aaa won . enesedn1 hie would
he a mod ampee ie name for even la(art.t5o
to anthems *wet.
wr'i't, Hamilton Speoeatdr M trying to
ten Th. Woedmisek Menelnel•R.view jour-
. golemie titbits, and boali te•obotaed pupil
are having • hard time owing Nr ie Wwber
.ot being up in the game.
Jona: generals ars .tel staying uu flet
home guard in Omeda while'the troopers
.tee going to the trout.
NFIL,lremld be • aleifL Wugj±_45. of
tLe oouiiuy"i►ouu11'ii..ri tlt.'TAB'
mathematicians who art figuring the thing
out.
M'Up io Elgin • muuioip*1 ()Moor wee
eleoted deepen the foot that he was going
through the world under the time of
" M. T. Bannes," and in the county of
Waterloo a co iididate was elected wbo signed
hie appeal to the public " U. B. Dens."
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
Tale 15 A OTIAIUHT Tier.
HamUua Times : Herbert, the Ville
Marl* Basque Oboist now soder arrest 1e
Montreal, was a patron et the bookie' shops.
The keeper of eon of them places ,wean
Herbert less $126,000 9n • year In " buck tog
the hger" 1e his rowers. Bucket shop and
horse otos g.taeilleg aged any • youth Le
the penitentiary. No alma win ploys hakes
shield be ret•lawd a day 1. • position of
Man
SOMETHING tit A HAMS.
Hemline Spooner : We do not thlak
WI it maks. very much diffracts to the
avenge girl whether she la called • "oar -
vast,' • •domestio" or • "help." Wb•e
she geeerslly objscts to 11 the tyraaay of
the mistress of the boom, sa4 she seeks the
factory to get rid of that tyraaoy. Hat 1f
the us of • o•r►iooler appellation a me.
adored to roma.• the "mental" natant of
domestic service why not hay all the girls
gwbtled to be malted "Protebors of Doures-
t o Soignee Y'
Katona oaMICra To Tin SUtMg:a.
Victoria Times : Pre.ldest Kruger ones
said with great bitterns. : "It'. mot the
English who worry ms ; it'. those ooatouod-
md (verdomd.) Sootah. There would sever
hey been an) Colander diicoltieo it tshad
not been for the Sootobmes. A Smtobman
would rather go without anything that he
talon! rights." 1'rsa/deet A. Lt000lc,
stracge to say, said pretty wuolt the same
thing : "First th.ag an Kogpahmsa warms
wham b. airtime Amereos Is • hotel ; u
Irishman wants • uoiterm wad a Sootobwea
• vete-sad this be takes the rot."
LAl:atxa ASD TH0 IMPHIL.
The Weet.rn Mai, el Clerdiff, ons of tbs
meet Important prey tatted Conservative
neat in England, says: -"Sir Wilfrid
Laurier le the int Fronts -Camden Pnm•
ter Canada has ever had. This Frboh is
Quebec helped to swell his majority. This
is • laot the Canediaa Oppos'i'tlo. cannot
forgot, bat they will do so service to the
aspire by anything nodisr to reflect upon
• body ot colonists we to Kagiead hold 1■
honer. N itt all hie lore of Britain, Sir
Jobd A. Maodoald Ie1, It to Ms French.
("neaten suoose.or, Sir IS Iltrld L.orier, to
formulate the policy of jilting in the
empire', battles."
L•T runts m Tam Ali APVAitts.
Windsor Record : The Termite Ernie/
News nye: "Something that ie badly
needed la °anrio is the Inrp.otioa of bettor
ete*pRt -And why not have a few thou.aod
more "inepeotore" appointed when we are
at it let an inspector be stationed In nob
hotel kitchen, dining room and bedroom ;
ow for say every ton privet* Mouse ; eon
for every steamboat. railway teals, patine
hall, m.reantile establishment, amain tot-
tery. ate. When we rsoegsise la the Oov.
.roment inspector the sovereign remedy sad
protntles stales/ all the 111. that befall the
human family we shall probtbly have (sand
the epee eseisale to unalloyed bapplaer.
A BOON TO , ATTLZ &ADMI :
Stratford Bones : OB November 16, B+I-
trum removed the embargo 0o Candies
cattle. Darks Cosservatl,. rule tin cattle
trade of Canada onftend on the " give a deg
a bed gen" idea. The business like and
oaoeenteffort* ot the Dominion Minister
of Agriculture, 'wooded by carie on the
Dart of Caaadlan stock len, resulted 1a the
removal of the American embargo, w51oh
beneattd the stook raker greatly. Europa
oda pnjdloe ham yet to be *vroom, and the
sallies of Belgium u the oomm.ecm..t. A
superior grade of oaths le being raised le
Canada, and, with an extended market, the
industry will be • very Important nae. This
le another result of the latell4eat admiala-
wanes of the Depart...al of Agriculture
ender its premed head.
THE LAWto A .00ND Ong.
Toronto World : The Su.oeslon Daly
AsI
ot the Oat rlo Government le one of
the bat pines of logielatioa that w. *ver
pined le the stet Mei. It should be rigidly
aileron. if the presses law is not eat•
6otsetly etilogent W Prevost armies' of
the set 15 should be amesdsd. Noes should
be allowed to .Daps. Is is the people at
largo who afford the opportualty for mil-
lionaires to acquire their wealth. Vander -
bis wee •bio b aooamalate his mllltose only
by roeson of the franchises gives by the
people for the railways with whiob he wee
Identified. New York State will oolleot, in
ell, about 8ve mi111oo dollars from the Van-
derbilt estate The state is entitled to evey
seat of it. 1he law. of New 1 ork are more
mrl.geet I. regard to evasion of the sal
Gas thee. et Ontario. I. the oasis of Mr.
VanderbU(a however, le will god be meek
eery to eater legal proceedings to collect
M. tar.
TRIM ANI) NOW.
H•siltoe Timer : 1'h. Glebe reprints a
vis. of • .seg Mist wee sung al Sir Charles
Tapper's Massey Hall neetine Is 1896 :
"If [warier Afield win the day, thou
Wbl.ir would gri to reek,
Th. wheel. of Industry ern! .top, and
mon will get the 'sok."
Hamilton workings.., who resesbr what
their condition aped to be at this time of
year, wh.. the Tories were la offior, .honied
learn that verse by heart, or out it oat and
paste It la their hats Tee 'estuaries used
..net dews le November or the early
pert of Domaine, "to 5.►e stook," and
that steektakine was liable to last aetll the
Mayflowers were 1n bloom. Waikl., the
erne:., 'reheat work or Aegs, the awe
become very bard ep before 'prieg, and
when they did get something to de, they
were sled . tab almost any rat* of wags.
Now all i. ekaagd. Laurier did els the
day. F.mploymeat fa plestifel tad oma
.tans. Wags ars good. So are profit..
A Hemline f000dry Ors reverts that 1899
was the yore best year It had had la the
8lty dr yeah of t5. exi.taao" Yet t ere
are people who .reset the watchmen .
vote for • rotors ta the 000dltlese whish
orbited whoa the Tortes wen la Ain. They
eight to have more seen.
BOOKS AND PERIODICAL.,., . A
JAMr ARTCACAD1AN YAar,i., A. Se.
sawed► tarp .aasber et Illeetra k.s gree
floe nem her of The Caedlee Y•eeelwo
weak epee. use bee year. Thew heeled*
by het tall page mlll$sy platurea. a=
().eh.1 .kw 1. sed
IMI tow. mod ,.a,ad the ff..ley Rmpht.
The &Melee whisk Woes CeM rebus eple-
enemasy are hrigutly e those Ila. The .
ing ontribette. b • its'' The r see
Northwest, by W. A Pyr• te titgadiell
!Opting. The Rea. J. W. l.,a,V a..
Median *Dates • Neva Mean story.
Bar's etrietares s Dandies' as
buyers are replied te by tho ell piles .hoe
he sowed kr planing Dieting lotion Ther l
bray. C. A Ilrainhla, la hie cress ea she
Big Dow* of ('ands, writes of 1N wapiti
red e.l.lepe, lewd Arthur Hem mnlrl-
THE SIGNAL s GODERIWI ONTARIO "
5.5. • drawly .l a Madteus w.piel se
elk. Kneed H. Cooper deal with " The
Pttadpl. Underlying the Treat," end
BlesedeU Genres tells why he believes
Oat the Red Indies will toed be esteratla•
6M4 to Canada.
MEANS A L088 OF $800.
m.-u.tatau-a"irbeges. D/patso.Iat ie QeeN
new 'Ivied careful oortwd.ratlen to eke
dote eif $ rialaMea reosshy promalgsted
by the Teleral D.pertmen► of Ywertm.
TW re/stenos. wetuh nirvana 1e Tne (aaa-
pq. Guano. forbid* the um of pound eats
to the wooers of Ueesgtu Rao mat of a Iles
drawls la o northwesterly dlreettm from
Cape Hard, la the meaty of Bra**, to Bea
well Feint, on the Messiah River, in the
distriot of Algoma. 'PM Prevision' .ntb-
*rltem have toned dxtw 1leesee. to Beanie
oomp.alea, oatitilwg nem tei w pound sees
le the area whin the Dominos b. now
prmorlbed. Each of thea 11...... eon MO.
leldlag • betel mynas to the Previa°. lel
POO. 1f the Doel.5.o persist Is deNroiar
the regaled= it wase that Wet oilman* et
noose* will be Isis to Oaiarlo, The mat-
ter 's new the stbjmt of negotiation bo
twoes the two Oovrameste.
CHEESF AND BUTTER ASSOC'N
nevaes al a/rMtord great Week. ea
Tuesday. WNseNar and rbenc er.
The (hew wed Nutter Aseoolatioe eon•
seniles will be held at Stratford on Jenny
1656, 17th .ad 18.►.
The speakers, as usual, ars masts both
of theory and 1. peaches. The list Includes
the following times : Hoa Svdsei Felber,
Hes. Joh. Heyde.. Mr. A. W. eftimpbell.
Dr. Cosaell, Pref. Doan. Mr. D. Derby-
shire, Prof. Farriegtee, Dr. Fleisher.
C. C. Jam., Mr. A. Peetalle, M. PP.. Mr.
A. F. McL•r.., M. P , Mies !ware Ram,
Prof, Roberta... Mr. K. D. Tine, Mr. J.
N. Peen, Yr. W. C. B►ener.
Among the sabt.ote to he 41500 sed are :
"Dales :tar
sad Road Reform," •' The
1 Costants e1 Cheese in 'Wean to
the Caries of Chess," " The EHoots of
t.lme 8ulatin is Che.° -Making," " The
Caring acid nailing of oar Clown ler
Market," "Testing (4.s oa the Fars
(.11astratnd)," " The Knew. ad Cokoow.
sbaat Buit.r.Makins," '•The Isnot Ea.
*mise of Fodder Flans," " The Farming
Outlook," "The bleier ..d the P.tran,"
" Farther Impro.....t et Dairy's.,"
" Sub earth Deets," •• Soiling Dairy Cent
i. Summer.' Mr. Farrington le the greatest
eetbonty o. " Ratter and B.ttor•Yaklg "
to the Udted Stet.. He gins two ad
dos..., es. Illu.tr.ted by lime light views,
besides Ieadise to 4lscowlene.
Up to January 4:k a member of valuable
sways, twenty ea noose mekler, a.d slaves
on butter making, by practical man eatively
employed in the business daring the peat
year. had byes r.osl..d for oomp.►1ti"n fes
the $200 premium. offered by the directors
The poen will be annrdld• and the tll�ajys�
pabluhed and dammed daring the o..yes-
ttoo.
Transportation- single fare for relied
trip; persons visiting Stratford daring the
0oeventioo should perinea* • railway single
ticket. Dao wey only, at the sante time oro•
wring from the ticket agent a standard ser-
tlawts By doing Otis they will get a noon
ticket free of aurae.
A post card, for programs ad Inforsallea,
to ►he seor.Mry, (Norge Rawly. Brantford,
Oat, •111 w prompt attention.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Grey : Slim McTav1.h, of Egene.dvllle,
is the new teeabr In 8. 8. Ne. 6.
Myth: Arab- Mctlw,.. sop of Hugh
Motiparrie, b.s.ff*rd for service la Sloth
Afros.A1r5.-
Cli.tee Mise Twiteb.11, who has ben
to ehiag at Lw -1.r. has been re esgsged for
another year.
Brussels : Dr. Limas W y.., of Detroit,
wae home ger Christmas. db. Ise daughter
of .lobo Wyse.
Brussels: Hugh Willlm.• an old and
well-keiwe t.ww',s$e, broke a hoes ie one
of his •ego by • fa/I.
Seaforth : Mies Nettie Witna gees to
Peterb.o shortly.. whore the will op.. •
*lees 1. demean s•le.00.
01i.te.: Job. Layton and Yrs. Hillis,
• widower esti widow reepeotlyely• were
married ie ton reostly.
Wlngb.m a Waiter Beide., formerly of
Wingha., and family, have removed from
Wror.ter to Toronto Janus.
Osborne : Yr. •.d Yrs. Richard Hervey,
of Unarms, celebrated the r gold.. wed.
dieg on Tuesday. December 26%.
Wieenie : Dave Io.gMed has gen to
London, when he will join the snood Can.
dian oonti•gest for South Afrloa.
Stanley : The pupil', of 8. 8. No. 4, 81aa.
ley, oe the 22d alt., pre"atd their tame.
se, Ulm Gillespie. with a beautiful geld pea
•.d toilet lot.
Croy . Ater. L, so. of Doonld Wiry.
gars, h. takes • positlee with the arm of
Sweet, Wallach & (Js., dealers la photo
*applies, Chicago.
MoKlllep : Yn. MOR..sin did at Mr
home In Mohillop, New Year'', menl.g,
having remised the good old age of eighty-
three years and tee me.the.
Wiaabam : L B. Doff, who has bees
waobi., is 8 8. he. 9, East Wawan.b bae
left to woad the Bad.*" College is Tor...
tole master the system el.t..oirepey.
Auburn : The members of Donnybrook
Methodist chunk protested their pester,
Rey. J. Kesedy, B. 1) , of A■bars, vein
• neigh lead of ..es arid petate. as • New
Yates gill.
Prussia : Mr. Hewitt and family paw
moved to Iowa from Trowbridge. He le
as.oelatd with H. Y Moore, V.8 , in the
perches of berme. They had ssv..seme
heavy dr..oght. denven 1 hen last week.
Exeter : Mr.. Fake, mother of A. E.
Fake, did reostly •t an adenoid age.
She had Wen ill for nese time. Dtom..d
was • native of Ragland, had been a rsl-
d.d of Exeter for some time, and was high-
ly r.peatd by • large tarok of hinds,
Ethel : Weil* H. F. MoAllistr was
working with the gee g..srator 1e the oder
of his store, u neaps of gas caught Ore from
• lantern that was nee by, and he w. bad
ly horned about the fame acid hands : other
wise se demegs was dose. It wee • elks
loll.
Hay : 0• Friday, December, 2915, the
pool's of Delon 8. 8. No. 1, Hy and 85u.
ley, oresentd their teeebr, Rota, Anon,
with a beautiful myeloid album. A bank
lel address .o.mpanid the gift, whiob
reeks le high taring of Mr. Aohssoe as •
teener.
McKillop : The Monde of Me and Mrs
Joe*pb Richfield, formerly ot McKillop, bet
sew of Na.amo, Ileum ('olambl, .111 re
r0et to learn of the death of their t welve-
year•dd ton, Hany, whish took plane m-
oistly et Mat Mom as the result e1 an
smell of croup.
Winghem t Gee. MOMaen, neo of Jobs
MGM nes. of Wagkem, has removed kola
tiarff to liimentoe. lister* I.nniae, he
woo preempted by the Manilla ledge with a
handsets* pl.h lined one entente' two
pipes, cigar •.d o&seretta holden, moulded
I■ Norlleg river.
Uebene : Dr. N. F. Harrl•o , of Dekdt•
este et Dewe.. Cite.ffusee se Christmas
eltl51s sister. Mn RebrtTaylor, .f the
loveably of Umberek. H. Is Ie.kL. well.
He report. haw great dyeeteres I. bb
Maw', havl•g travelled Off.*e themeed
ills' daring the psm year.
U.Kdlwp : 0• W.da.eday .veslag. D..
somber 27th, a pretty and qui.. wedding
1.5 plan •1 the reold..e. of Andrew
RebWeee, H.Oillep, .bo. 5le da.gNr,
Mies Mlneis, was molted 1. saMep t.
TAe.gas N beately, • pre.prreee voting fr.
veer, rstdist en the •dJ.laieg form.
Otetos. 1.li Medd). assay tileede of
tow') IwM.1.d Alm with t aleety.illisd lest met, Y a. •rpresdw sed
sleanl Saa9sde him Is W Idligl ... M
Meg aeod.id' to ►b bed "nirlee bele
Whereto el Ile nrl,bree, Mr.11s41 Web
grateful 1* We (nimbi feet She Seises' r
MOW they kayo expressed their ktadaew
teal.
Drysdale : Oe Themday em.lrt. Deer.
Mr e8, .beet forty anon ....Weed as the
Lame .1.1'. Domed. Dr rads* he u►taliAak
Ipprecl.tios IIT 'Mow MAI, : Arbor
pass your has anted as .',.01st /df1te Drys
dale ohurob and Sabbath mhefl, vd se •
takes of thew ..tee.o ter the )Mag lady.
pr.wated het with • sa•dwme psit wet
ammmpaalsd with • well worded address.
(i..sesaee : Many will rant . Mar at
els demi% et the wife et Jobs A. $•Ml, of
Yorktes, N. W. T. Mn. Seel) pawed
away) after a week's dhows of tafl.mm•iha
of the lump, •.d was barred es Demister
VOW as Yorkto•. Mesa. Beell was formerly
• Mile dolma's, a's, .a this plc.. She loaves
• .rrewl.g ►eebead and sae sm, who will
ever eherlsh the we sry oI • hied, .A.-
tlss.. wile .ed rm.OMat.
Grey : Mrs. Ames Hts•dfoob, may iter
e1 Jan Mamas.., 9111 eseesesisal reiysd
hereon Friday, Dee. fah, from O
Ma.lbbs, where she has redder ter many
rare With bis heehud she was • red•
d..t of the 6th lime ot Morris beton mien
Wet 11 te thirteen yon sloes Mrs.
Bnadleet was bora Peter Bro dies, s
see. sad his wife are et.. Madge 1. Oamide
Hem Mauler/be. sod will resew old frl.ad-
thlp. bore.
Ciliates . A t(.les homily weddl.g leek
plasm .. Now 1 ears Day, se the home et
Mrs. Makin, able Mr rammed dseakter.
Mime Addle Blames, was married . Arthur
Look, at Ottawa. The bride tee resided
at the Glottal City for Eve years. sod Mere -
fore des ase gs Wok • stea.gsr. A largo
orowd gathered et Ow mattes te dbow their
good wishes, Mr. Lean le bead beak•
keeper 1n the whol.de tea bomb et Conk.
ran, Canals I CL.
Brunk : The Peet had the plemate of •
ea11 tram a jser.ailstio brother la the mama
of Wm. Hale, editor of Tb• Onlht Packet.
Mr. 11.1e was u old natant of Blame Is,
hevise clerked for Yr. Moir, de need B
Ueriy'o was h.dgaariors tor Yr. Hal.
while 1. town for a few days. He w..
from here to Loaded, ween he wed hie wit.
will remain fee a tone veitlg and romper
atiog hi. 5. 1th. lye ..j,ycd the visit o
Bre Hal, the more so as we had the
planar* of speedtog Ogres happy roan so
ear boyhood lu (halts, one of the prettied
towns In its proviso. .
Clines TLu tows lost a very highly
setaomed r.idea► ea Teensy, .1 y gad.
by the death of Wm. Taylor, of the tum et
T.ylr & Seo, .hoe dealers, who bed he. •
resident of .he Nye for the put tw..by•
reign years. Bk was • member el Kansa-
baryet Methodist Month sad a Liberal 1a
politica A wile, .ve sow. sod • daughter
srnvlve him Them are Mrs Yreach, et
apsaga : hook Ta lag, of 8,lgtur Alyea,
erceto; Wm. Taylor, d Chieag° ; bead
Taylor, of the Williams Mee Campy,
Brampton : Jamb Taylor, of Clinton, kb
esooessor la beldame, tad staph.., Jeb.
and Semite', of Mlseedu.•, Ya.
Bleeval. : Iwai. Doff, who Mehl In
.enol No. 9, Rem Wawaa.b for the pea
fear years, • logger term than any ether
teacher ever tilled u that whoa!, la Welding
his pupils goodbye was presented by them
with a traveling bill one •.d their geed
.le►.. Slm in. beeinateg Ne. 9 bMe bad
tweedy dg teachers, their terms mem
ire. one wok to three years. I. mamas -
tag the old school rrgi.tr, o.e read. eh.
hams, of some who began . timbers la
this school, but who sew .ompy mask mere
preeminent peettlo... Matthew Hneehie.L
wee taught then derl.g 1862 *d 1063, 5.
today a promisee.; lawyer to Mmtrt A
few yon ego he w. offered • judgeship,
bat refused it. He is a brother e1 Dr. Jobe
Hotohlson sad bretbr•ia•law .f Judge
Archibald, both of Y..Me.i. John He...
tea, umber ter the yew 1866 sad 1867,
le sew prl.olpal of Mates Collegiate 11.14•
tate. Herbert Bergs, teacher for 1877, is
new matbeseatioal note, i. O... Bs..d
Collegiate Isetiate. Theses Reid. trim
taught darl.g 11478, 1879 sod 1880, is an
priakpad .f the Ow. So..d Yodel .heel.
M► b a brother of 0. A. Reid, the
well -knee eatb5. The sew tweet la Ns.
9 is Mi. Grieve, of McKil.p,
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Below era the reales of the election 1. •
few maafolo•Lties from whin we dM nee
have report"' last week :
*5115111.0.
REITZ.
DtvWon 1 1 1 4 6 6 7 Total
M. DALTo. 17 CI 00 Y !N71 A�
Wm. Ktckley N VS 71 17 14
Majority fee Dalt..-90.
carwen.wies.
Tonna 1 1 t 1 a- y '�((y1gtg.1
T. emrHeee 76 110 71 79 77 47-h1
J. BA•KLEY 70 el 47 71 a •• 16-I:m
J. MAI'MTi alt 47 02 67 7 67 0e �gd
Ws. H. 5111 91 1t1 tea ft 71) 111-11711
il 10
J. Jamieson 11 t 0 t9 tt-110
Jas. Thomisoa le :1e 60 10 1a 11 14-191
Fin. four elected.
now we.
R.ew-#. W. 7ag11.. Ooemaillora-
Andrew D.Ip, Wa Finlay, Jena Bp....,
H. b.bs.Ser.
wog.Iarr•.
Reeve -P. McKay. 0outeUl re -Woe
Chapman, Wm. Elle, H. Renee, James
Gemalll. Ther. w. • term majerlty l■
favor of a beaus to the Agrlmltural Seetmy,
rAST w•uAnima,
Reeve -M. L/ekbart (by aselsmati..).
Oaaell.n--J ohm T. Curie, Allred R.
Glide, Jabs R. RAIL, Jean McCallum
lekIL .OP.
ktlisys-.lames bookies/1. --Oremal1kre-
Mos. ()enlister, Joan O. Grieve, And.
McGregor, Jas. 0 L..gbBn, There was •
large majority In favor .f • peas .1 *1.0
M the Taokor..dth Anrfealhu.18.01.1y.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Preerae el meetings of the Gederlob
Herniation! Battery, te be held to the
sser"rary'. "Mee at 7.30 oath evened :
Jaguar" 11 -Rows" wbe oar seeks rep
has ■ot r"aobd the 1eropme market
1e ooadittoo to maimed the bast
prime. A. MoD Aure.
Jan. 18-Flrel d"oretl0 of UM Immo
Om.
mme-
Oao. Braweaa.
Feb, 1-810ek keel. R. Yo.11114055.8.
Feb. 8.1111 b.e varieties .1 spoke. posy
houmati
Is Uric Acid In the blood
Unhealthy kidneys art the
nose of the acid b•
there. if the kidw.y.stirit
as they should they Weald
strain the Uric Arid oat
of the system and rheeeneo
tisrn wouldn't occur. Rime -
madam is a Kidney Dia
sass. Dodd's Kldmmy Pills
ltay. made • groat peat of
their rreeppnntatloe
Rheumatlmt. Bo
the assn of those
shooting pairs ..d sidlt
aching jriinte. Tbrr
is
bet on sure way-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
9
• a
plass and grapes. W, W Aaeala.
Fe► if -Boum plate. Omen! dies
.1s.
Yah. IS-- K6eot of .alt and sulphate se hoe
• is frau where. A Y,•D-,Orion.
Mate la• talk at ...11 trails. Wis.
Mark 6- .M.ati day to dimmer .ad is•
pram time .ad plan's god for nod es
We +gdikyi'-oriiTeat
Marsh 16-t'taai dasar es Dau thew ant.
M.reh 8g-V.r5NMs et potatoes and ealti•
yessea C. WSW,.
Memo 84- Hertleel►are la wheels. 11. D.
Qlt4JT.
HIS TIME HAD OOME.
Se TIM�g�t n ■ mann mea t.iIl
•Ia..r IYle timid rtes ed .rls5is knee!
Quinn, Jan. 9.-Nerolese Meaty, of 109
Bs. Asa Week this city, oes.tdere himself
an extremely Iorteaat.sw. H. bee Demo
thing* no ordeal el Brlebt'e Moen allow
Bright's ab..e. le .. extremely 1.1.1
disease of in kidneys. Th. pterr Bmge.e
ea, growler maker aid weaker. slowly •.d
tabar•bly dykes. three it Imams heaWspion
• vratim, time is Italy see hope be owe. hint
-D•dd'. Kldoy PUP. Bet they game
fall.
Nominal M.qy says : "I hale ed.red
Bright's Grime ter ever Om years. Deeewe
bald m. I weeld sever tis well. 1 th..ghl
my WWm had mate. A Mead geld me is
try Dodd'. K16s, Pale. I hew jest. Ow
lobed the Tonne be: "edam wed.
Jones Elllo.t, alter sealing a tow day.
1a this e.Iak',erkood, lei ..l►•red•y e.
his nine te Monk, Msultebs. He was
aossmpwl.d by b1. s.., Lerma, whe *steads
to try Ms tonne 1* the Prairie Prevlsca
They wok • .Asad et "Seem with thee.
TINY TIN.
New z115s Mssemywkf o ebows
tlrNo es Imemseisillir
tar •«cif l eb& K geed 'km MOP
seam aidert emele.
Dr. Hope's TINY TAOLOTS1 amass
�dis arms
eho.meads ill i&sts=
__Tres. -dews passes be gat
Meng.IOps
U TINY TABLBT slaw
aids me& ma Were Seel
Vire new NBRVBas. Fes rials fie/
COAL 1.12 WOOD
CHARCOAL and KINDLING.
We are still at the same old eeeed.IeWen
btreet, when we have been segertmez
oaato.er. for • number of years.
the fuel that mita you.
Orders left with our dsi
°WMosw will
receive
movand IfSmoa41p _Y
°Moe wit, receive�or,s
An ocal
othorwe ordered.~g
t.
We ran novenaDray, le ensiedina
ow at
mer
CA fTAGE 1 FUEL
JOHN S. PLATT, Ynlmllte
Phone 62. 2667 -►f
HELLO
THE OLD
RREUABLE.
ALL KINGS Of
ALWAYS ON HAND
sue •
Scraiitoullarfl�al
iN MI MARXIST
All Oval weighed es the Market Sealer.
wise rsa get MOS Iia M a Sea.
WM. LEE.
Orders lett as LIB is 11131PgABB'$
/leas promptly .Model 5e.
News and Opinions
Off
National Importance
The Sun.
ALONE
Contains Both.
Daily, by mail, - - - $6.00 a year
Daily acid Sunday by mail,$8.00 a year
The Sunday Sun
is the greatest Rummy News-
paper is the *og'Id.
Moe Sc. e 4/, h , Il -a year.
Adam. eel els. new ltlil.
QUM 110
S
aid the ad witl delhr
LOUI! P11II018 YOR�018H
Soft Oobf,
Portland Gement,
Hydraulic Lime,
Sewer Pi
Piro Brick
Fire Olay, ote.
0111 t-geeth de. N West street. MIT be
a0s.e *1111MWM•* Se. 71
F. BAM.OW HOLMES.
God�,JthBargaJn Centre
Bargains . m. :-. iRt =7
...• Robes
ALBERTA ROBES
WOLF ROBES
COW ROBES
GOAT RQBES
ALIO
Men's Fur Coats.
.dames Robinson
JUST RECEIVED s Imega aspNy of the D. D. Oa'.
Sirup SItIi1e Pipe �8 Tar
11 U 1..I. d the total v01 bkt maw for oo.gpb7 lapard
wear pot m floes tt.aieg. TN d b•w to
ts Y N dow't heap N i Int, p,oa
TRY IT FOR THAT .COUGH OF YOURS
W. 0. G1-0013311, ,ridockfbrd
.r -
1
m tmmmtrIntnmmmtttmmmttte
E
E
E
That's
Wliatl4 1
morum es . '-ba a
.� what it Ise
ow That's what makes them lull so well ;
that's what makes them wear so well and
please so well.
a
We are selling the best footwear made 4
at lower prices than some other stores ask
for inferior goods.
EYour shoes from our shop will fit well, a
Ewear well. and pay you well to purchase. 3
E - Sok agent for the "Slater" Shoe.
3
E Wfl. S11AR1'[AN, Jr. I
IIIIIlU11UU111WNIW�11U11111111111111C
CROSS CUT SAWS!
We have just opened up a lot of
Vulcan Cross Cut Saws.
no are the Beat goods on the Met* -
Every Saw fall, goaiteed.
A TQ1d. IMPLY 07
Files, Sawc lets;, su Axes,
Axe Handles, Etc,, Eta
Always - a itoO t.
ASK FOR CASH REBATE CHECK.
N. D. IZOU(3VIE
CROCERIESINPROYISIONS...
We are getting
intend to make
the succeeding
with 1t.
nicely started tm the now
1900 so big a year in our
years will have to hustle
year, and we
badness that
to keep up
Everything in flee line of Orocerks, fresh and good.
Orders promptly filled.
Telephone No. 91.
S' TRDY & CO.,
The Greens, eta Shiers and Montreal -eek
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
NA`LEOD'S : =Et: RENOVATOR.
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAI ' d IMP
BL000, KIDNEY and LIVER TRO 18.
Manufactured by J. M: Maci.E01