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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : DECEMBER 13, 1900.
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MANR&T REPORT.
O~tsttus• Dec 071 NS.
I 81
71�hd17. per owl.. t 10 70 Y 10
7'or,�ls0t, oar 16010050 50
!thorn,
tsn•- �' 16 00 40018 (p
Shorts, . too
:immobile', per seat tat to 1 00
Stye. per bush. 0 W to 0 .50
Buckwheat. per both 0 431o820
Oita, . bush 60 t. 0 55
1'w. p both .._ ..
Btrler. nor bush 0 3) to 035
Hay, new. w ton. T 60 to 6 W
Potatoes. new, V bush..._.....« 000 25
0 17 10 05
Muter. �-mama•••
Cheer. per 11,.......... 0 10 to 0 11
Btge, fresh eaptektd. O deo0 l6 to 0 18
W _•. - t t0 to s 0D
Hire. .... 30 to 6 00
Lantb-11los 0 60 to 0 Ito
Live Hon -. 5 S0 to 550
Crossed Hoax 6 fS to 650
/Moon.. 0 10 to 0 17
Ham. per 6.. 0 11jto 0 15
Lard, pe: I1. 0 I84:o 13
Drawled Inset fore quarter 000 to 000
Dressed Roof. hind u 00 to 000
Cottle, pest .. t 75 to f 50
Drawl 300to160
/tr4tild
Animals.
ASTRAY. -0411E ON SOUTH PART
lot t, fourth omission. Aehfeld (rev
Port Albert). o0 or about the 20th of August,
two ahem. The oviner is requested to prove
prope�Lr
• p07OZp�1 .oaf take thea away.
. 6 it
bituatiOOS Vaeant.
A000D, PLAIN IIOOK WANTED,
with referencia. Wags SI week, No
w.sh one. Address MRH. DR. WILLIAMI.
277 Alez oder.? . Rochester. N.Y. 7 2t
For Bale.
FOR SALK.- THAT DESIRABLE
house and lot he the villein of Uongau-
non, the propart7 of the late Ittehard Tr.
lemon. The house is brick veneered and corr-
elate u main pan. 00.00 kitchen, 16z22
Hard at d soft water la emnectlo0 Mme
woodshed attached. (food frame oteble, .
on the property The Iota comprise 000-b.11
are of land , beautiful lawn, with 6s shade
trees surrounding. P010000000 cis be h.4
at any time. Apply to thin omos. or to 060.
H1OTR6RH,00 the Moore or to
W.
LANE„
Oo• oriole
FUR SALE. -THE GALE FARM, ONE
of IA. best 100aore f•ema In Ooderfoh
uwn.hip. Huron county. Lot 17 and part 18,
stn ooaoesslon, 64 miles from Ooderlch, 7 miss
from C11aWn The farm mouthing go id build
Ingo ted good !moss. Is well watered and well
image -desisted. There is a large bearing or-
obard t.4 gsram of email fruits Term. to
suit purchaser. Apply to WM. GOULI), on
premier. es 0.4.rtch r. U. 91 tf
I,'OR SALE. -LATS 96, 96, 117. 118. 119
r and Ing 7. Hutobiwa's survey. and
moth half of 876 running ppppum sere. all la
Uodench. For psrtlaul•.F oppit }IULT.
Barrister, ta. Ooderich.
Monti 140+, 1900. 0011
FARM FOR SALE -THAT FIRST
i class form known as the "Caseaday
✓ aren,' being E. halt :ca 0000erloo 1. Kase
W'.w►nob. ICO acre., Nacres cleared and to
a good state of oultivtion. 1 acre bush.
There la on the Maori •rood two storey frame
dwelling house 1811.1 with wing 16z00. and •
good stops oell•r. • frame barn 32458 with
stone stables ander. t acres of goon orchard. 2
good raver failing spring wells. The soil Is •
good clay loam. about 70 acne to aro Bares
of fall wheat, and some fell pooghing. The
tenor are good It Is on • lading gravel road
oop•eniest to "horohes, school eta., 1 mile
from the village of Anborn, 5 miles from
Myth, Hallos from the tows of Oodrieh
and (lathe. This 1s • •ry desirable plate-
n ° poor or ware land.
one toll p•rtloOlen apply to l'iII1.IP H LLT,
e^lea ,5°r for the estate of the late Mrs. ('eaiea
Lay.
Musts.
W • GLENN CAMPHKLL.
lhwonit and musical dlr,otor of Northat.
Mithodtet cburoh, and teacher of 61.0p02ote.
pipe organ.ed theory. will be pleased to r3
naive pupils. Inetruotion duan either at
N udio or at pupil's home, as dodred. Studio
.t Emerson's Musts More. Wester. Tial
POLI'T'ICS IN PARABLES.
An Inetruotive Bit of Elostion
History.
,A irate Far lark for the Soup" - The
Daiwa of 1041 •ad 11447 411111rbec Nev.
.d 4-eefederetue - a•rher
Funeral tarn.
DARrwut•Tu, N. S„ Deo. 1, 1900.
`.fay, Mr. Editor, I go... I'll have to
mums that oh•p Berry who wroth you ask•
log me to Owes explain about "Canada
being ruled by the French for • rotator of •
ee0tury, and no 'l'ory raised • squeal"
Now that isn't quite str•Ight of Mr. Berry,
for 1 didn't ppb the matt., that way at all.
It you will look •t my letter you will sre
that the Toronto Yreooh-h•ter ob•p he say.
M 0e on eleotloo night after this manner
._.
"But we ain't • Rohs to be ruled by
the French Canadians," be prowled.
- "Well, my guileless oompaoriot," 1
ems, "we Urtls were In your Iia for
nearly a quarter of • century, and none
of you Toronto Tory Orangemen ever
raised • squeal."
Theme my •ery word,. The Toronto
°hap b. talked •bout the Frenoh "ruling,"
mod not me. And the Tries they are In
the fit we were to for • gearter of •0.000ry
ted more -wtt0 moat of the Fnooh against
u.. A01 I'll prove that that its our 6a.
But Wore 1 get to them dry figures, 1
woody if Mr. Ben is • .on of my friend
Harry who married ors old flame of mine
named Marla Huokle! I was young mod
soft, and ■h• was young, and pretty, too
My, a bran mash wasn't 1• the game oom-
p.red to us at that time. I went off on a
schooner for • year, s I thought, When
1 got back home It was three years, and
this( told m. that Marla Hooka was marrl.d
to Berry, had • boy who wok his mother's
mald.n Dam., as the habit :a s moon down
Item sad that Mr. and Mn. !terry and the
Hltl. }footle Berry had poo. to Upper Cao•
pia, as we called you th.o
W.II, my dna, Heckle Berry, your mow
tics sods my mind back to an early ela-
tion 000ventian that the ('.o..rystivee had
down to our old oounty bore In Nava Soo
Na. 7* was hold In the county town and
they tell me that one of the deleg.tee be was
iron away back, and bad never beau at •
real that bort before. The waits he gays
to this prtloolar deleg.te. "Witt yon haw.
some soup 7" "What ktud of soup,' says
the Lll.w, "Oltatl soup," gays ',bewails.
Orrall
stoop," says the Coasen•tive del. -
gate, a Mod of doe "Oxtail soup," Wye
Ye again. And thea he op. and says :
"S.y, waiter, MMN'S. TRAY GOING JIFF A
LARVA r*a SACK FOR TRE tort!'
And 1 Rues. 1 wVl have to go "just a
tootle far hook" for my proofs ; but I'll get
therm
Upper and !,ower Cao•4a were united for
[wgulal•s purposes in 1841-otgh sixty
years ago Fa the first low years the NA-
lorm're they had rather the bre' of tt. but
the Governments they chang.d galokr than
g oat la them day., owls% to so easy 00..r
ser (lenrale dying, add the "double major-
ity" clause doing the little work. That
dedble ammo y business requ'rei net only
• m.iortty of the H..uee but • majority also
from oath ot the two Province.. The first
Guveremeul wt. • mixed up .flair, mod• of
b,th sides. Robert Baldwin woo le It, and
he loud that most of the other fellows was
O o good. se they were afraid of tb. Gover-
n er General, Lord Sydenham, Baldwin pot
out. and ort year be halp.0 to up..t their
apple Dart, and he and Lafontaine gate a
o tos bit of Go•eremsol for a onaple of
years. Meantime Lwd M.to.i0 h.1
sum. In from governing th. West Indies,
Ineuranee, eta
(111A•1 R SHAW, GKNKRAI. INSUR•
V ANUEand real estate agent. hat sour
good farm and town propertyfor sale miraclemve
and wants o. Oros. au oor wt of P.O.,
Ooderiob.
W R. ROBERTSON.
• . A000u0tant and [monnga&KOK
'looks and •000a0ta made up.
liulldf0ra rented and rents collected.
Fire inanrono. In British and Canadian
Comppr.none
In.
Uffloi- I'roudfoot R Hays' pence, North
street, Ooderioh. 4172
F1. 1. NM, EL, GENERAL IN.
.
9t'H.1N E and Real Estate agent.
Fire, 1.Ife, Accident and Plate Olsr Insurance
efferotel on mutual or orb plan at lowed
rates nosed itis.
Beet English and Canadian companies rep
rewnted,
O18os nest done to °arr,.v & Oarrow, Bar
History. Hamilton rarest.
IKedloal•
DES. TURNBULL & TURNBULL,
Ph stc(ans. Simmons ern.
Office. Hamilton strwet.
Night palls answered from >716 0
Telephone 102,
J. L, TUHNHULL. F. D. TURNBULL.
nRS. SHANNON & ()ALLOW, t'HY•
111rrAN0 and Fnrgener. 011(01 In Rant
of Commerce building. sweet side of Square.
!Bight calla at r..ldenoes
Dr. Shallow), Ur. °allow,
_ . aid resides.., heater sit. Elgin S. W'
'Phase 4t. 'Phos..
Warning.
N OTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
anyone Nn0ml0R or Otherwise 4. peen
Ingo any part of m) grenerty w111 be ar-
rested and prosecuted. R t7. ATTR1LL,
Ridgewood Park. 47.1
Public NotIN.
and I guess he took you for a lot of bleaob•
ed niggers up there lo the Canada.. He
started to mak' a lot of pet appointments of
Torts. to fat Oboe. without the •dvlo. of
his ministate and Robert Baldwlo and bis
French Canadian °burn th.y gave the bold
buuoaurr • bio of their minds and shook off
from him. Draper he got the job of play -
log wound fiddle to Hl. Ezoolle0oy, and
from 1844 to 1848 he was In power, kept
there by Fnooh vote mainly. 11 was to
1644 that John A. Macdonald, only 29 years
old, was first eleoted In Kingston Lord
K11;ta he succeeded Mstmlfe In 1847. In
'48 the 'Wormers they got • good majority,
and urea enure Baldwin Lafontaine were
called to menage the Government. lo 1849
the'I'ores they rotten egad the Goveroor
General, burned the P.rll•ment buildings,
and kept at the business of throwing Shires
at Her Mej'sty's representative for some
days, off ted oo. But for Sir Allan Mo -
Nab personally hauling It •way they would
have burned the Oaten'. picture, too, It'.
• foot. '1 hen Sir Francis Hinoks he took
Baldwin'e place as a Reform Premier, and
tan the Government for s few y . Alter
that they had three or four years when the
Lord only knew who was ronnlog the show;
then sus ell sorts of oombivatIon. until
1856 or 1857, when the sitars. of yogi.'
Joho A. began to be seen. Then the Frenoh
were ranged on the Tory mid., and Crow
and Macdonald bored thieve for four Mars
straight. Cart'. or he got the Frenoh Cana
roans pretty molld, and John A. he got the
Unngemeo from 0018170, and they did oo-
alma. like the ountmnta In • milk punch
t%ho squealed then 1 From 1862 to 1864
John S.ndlield Macdonald and Dorton were
leading the Goveromeut, and then Str Rtl•
ens Tootle mad John A. Maodoosld they
ran Wogs with the Frenoh major.ty for the
salt Iwo or three years ; and who squealed
Dion ! The Prowler (Teats) he died to
1866, after getting .1l ready for Confedera
top, and John A he took oharg• of the of
fair. '1 hie brings s up to Ilse union of the
four Provioor.
lo 1867 Ontario, Q.ebeo, Novo SooIla,
end N'w Bran.wlok joined together, mod
went to the oountry on the question of Coo-
federstlon, John A Maodun•ld bolding the
rely. Tbe result showed the tollowlog
little gathering of figures :
Prottoo', Min. Opp.
MAITLAND CEMETERY. -
NMIo. is hereby given to nartlee holding lots
In Maitland Cemetery whioh are not void
tor. that tf the game be not paid for notion
January 1N, 1011, the will be 1014 to anyone
e teedesiring them. my order of the e0nne 1.
Wil. MITCHELL
lioderloh, Deo. 13, 1900• 641 Town Clerk
Notioe to Ore(fitoro•
NOTI(I1 TO i,RKDD11ORS.
/a the Matter e%f*t betel' of Rieltard 7o -
teares, Iale of the Village of Dun
pnanow. in tAe County of Huron,
Ueatlerrwn, .leeease 1.
Ontario
Quebec
Nov Soutit
Now Bronewlok
Mottos le hereby given pursuant to the Re
vtsed Statutes Of Ontario. 1807. oh•pter 129.
that all creditors and others hayloft claims
}gale.( the esus of the mild Richard Tre-
leaven, who died o0 or about the 5th day of 0o -
tabor. A. D. 190n, aro requirrd on or before
the I.( day of January. A. 1,, 1901. to send by
poet prepaid or deliver to M.esro, Proudl'oot
IL Hay. of the town of t)oderloh, ie the coun-
ty of Huron. OodeMoh poet -office. Solicitors
for William James Treleaven and Richard
Johnston Treleaven. the evocators of the last
w111 and testament of the said dcceaeed, their
Christian and surnames. .Adres.es and de
,orlptione. the full particulars of their claims,
a statement of their •000nnta. and the nature
of the seonrltlw (tf any) held by them.
And further take notice that after said men
tloned date be sold executors will rrooeed to
distribute the awe of the 4.00.104 amongst
the parties entitled thereto, having regard
0011 t0 the claim. of which they shall then
have notice, and that the said executors will
not be liable for the said a1eeta, or any part
thereof, to any person or pinions of whose
rlslm, 0otloe shall not have been received by
them at the time of moil distribution.
Doted at Ooderioh the 23rd day of Novato
Mr, A. U. 1900.
PRO DUPOOT tc 11A18,
Solicitor, for the aid
Executors.
• NTOTICE ---AI'PLICAT ON WiLL RR
made by th• tinelph Junction Railway
Company to the Parliament of Canada at Its
text wanton for an Act mrteinding the limo
for the ronstru-tion of 71. railway from
Onelph tea point on like Huron at or near
the town of Aoderlch, or to snob other peInt
eels described to the Ant 00 51 V Intortor Chap
ter M. entitled "An Aot roopec11eg too
Onelph lunation Railway Comnpany";and for
ether Demons* A ft M ACU')N ALI), Neo
rotary Guelph Junction Ration, ('o. 7 Pt
COUNTY COUNCIL BLRCTION --
COUNTY
OF HURON.
Pnbile entitle le mirth, given that • 'mating
of the samara of flaunty Division No 1 nom
=ppoessee(d1 of the mnnlorpslltis. of Ashish{. (lot
and (5eMerinh Town. will he held In the
Agr10altaral Hal1 Dungannon, on Monday,
D'oomb r Nth. l66. at rhe hour of one o'clock
8m., for the pnrpo,o of n1rrntneileg condi
:015 nrelpresent the sold eotisty 44015600 to
ab. 5enaotl of the county of Heron. for the
yeas 1661 anA Ina, an4 in rasa a poll le de -
mended, polo will hen (p. nod o0 rho 7th day
of Ji..ry, 11101.1n robreolllsg soh 4lvlsioe
at tba time one plan. bred by rola.. of the
mue/dN(Ll.fl.ha rid fennty 16.1,106
DuM a Mistaking this 1st de of loosenIles. 1100. W M. NTMI ERN.
Owned
OW;
a , .
6 Kt
Legal Sales.
47 36
45 20
3 16
7 8
102 80
The Eoghsh-speakior Provinces In that
drat Dominion election gays John A. Mac-
donald only 57 and went 60 against him.
There he tau linked, if It had not beep for
Ms big French majority of over two to one.
which gave him . oat majority of 22. And
who .quested than! Nobody. Th. 0•
formers didn't, Bleared Tag Fa.NCH MAP
0AV ED CON,i.,soATION
That big Fnooh msjerlty kept John A.
to power until the next election la 1872.
and than he got • not majority 61 6, with
Qu'beo 38 Tory and Poly 27 Grit They
saved him ono. mora. From 1872 to 1873
when be threw up the sponge, Sir John wt.
N tea minority of 5 outside of the Quetwe
mots. • Who tgeealed then' to the oleo.
lions of Janaory 22, 1874, Quebec broke
about eve, 33 Grit, 32 Tory, but M•o-
krozu had • majority of 60 all over. In
9wMmbr of 1878 Juba A. won by 68 ever
M.oksnste, and he got Q.eb.o on05 more
ty 45 to 20 In the election of 1882. when
the lionodery Award matter woe up, and
Outanewt. fighting for her hand, John A.
pot a big majority egon,witb the aid of the
gerrymander. and • Qaeb•o yate of 48 to
only 17 In 1887 Qaebs° broke .boat even
.gals. and the Coneervottre majority wt.
only 29. but It rose to t6' buy slealons
In 1891 Queb.c went Reform by 35 to 30, In
1896 it went for leerier within one of whet
it wept for Jobo A. 1. 1882, sod Ws yen
the rsoe ory hoe made it almost slid tor us
Friends and countrymen, ween you get
flung down is • fight of your owo choosing,
don't squeal.
Theris en old sailer here, a one legged
°hap chit look. like John SII•er, and 614
was &spooking of the Loberal-Cosrv•ti•e
party for the Dominion. and s big tear
s111:pad down his for and threatened to
warp hie wooden leg, when he raid that
th.t there ono' mighty party reminded him
of • political (Orphan's Home.
1 h' oold oomfort some of the would -bo
leaders 1e getting from their followers re-
mind' me of jus • little story that i beard
of about • mon that was awfully'i°k and
eau given ap by Oho doctors.
The sink man he tet ap In bed one even -
i07, and he sniffed and sold : "9.y, wife,
Is smell's as If you had something tasty 70
the house to eat. I'd like a little of It,
dears "
Tho wife eh' say., quite derided like is
her tones. "No, Jobe, )You're not to bays
it ITS NOT Fox TOO. T'. FOR 7175 1VN•
O RAL I "
The point of that story le In Its tail, like
• tree's. U. R. A. Psu:H.
Jas. Strong ; P. 0., J. Klgto Tom ; V. C.,
Tb... Polly ; chap., P. Blots ; r000rding-
eeorel•ry, Mies Wyatt ; *70anolalee001407,
Thos. N•ftel ; w , Miss McCreath ; treas-
urer. Mrs. Colin Campbell ; herald, Thos.
Burrow. ; 11.014nel, J MoNl►so ; guard,
Miss Jimmie Sprung ; organist, Mir 81od-
dart ; auditors, J. E. Tum, Thos. Naftali ;
trustee, G. M. K111070, J. E. Tom. The
omit regular mooting oo Ur. 17th.
Two I:OUETY COUNCIL -The 7000 ooas•
ml of Win/bans showed thou •ppreolarloo
of the honor bestowed upon their town In
the meeting of the county °ounolt three
lost wet byy giving the oo0.87 r.pr.ota
thr
Lives and o
wn a .upper at the Donley
Hous oo Tbured.y ulghl. Tbl. was •
feature ot the ..wlon whioh woo moot
inanity enjoyed. Ou Friday Warden
Rollins bode Boswell to his fellow -members
of the oouesli, s be dor not Intend to
sok re•eleosion. Co00mllors B. S. Cook,
1) McInnis and Ur. MoEwen, M. P„ also
delivered •alodioterles. They boys all bees
prominent members of th• ooucal', but for
ons reason or another w111 0o0 bo oandl
dates at the oomtnp election.
8. 8. Coons* IN VIZ YIs1.D
Speak mg of the oounty oeuootl d.otlon pro..
recto to No. 2 division, The °llotoe News-
Reoord says : From prima indications
the three o.ndldotes who want over the
county oounoll wire* two years .go will
ham the tl•ok all to themselves again tbu
year, tbough other names boys been men -
(toned Mr. Connolly wilt be • .tarter
without fail, and so will Mr. 8. S. Cooper,
while Mr Snell ls s goods entered. Me.
Cooper has surveyed the field carefully end
as • 000..quenos °oouders his proopwta
brlgbter than when he mals bin previous
effort. if there is • more perststeot and
.11oter 050voassr in the district than S. 8
we would like to learn his name and place
of rsidroo..
Yot'No Mrs's DEBATING CLC R. -The
meetings ot the Young Men's Literary sod
Debatiog C.ub •re proving very Interesting,
sod new mambas are joining soh weak
Last Thursday 1050106 the oratorio.' ()ou-
tset was as to the relative merits of the
people of England, Sooti•od and Delano.
Maloolm M.odoo&ld ■pok. Tor Scotland, E.
II. McKenxle for England and H. B. Giem
Lor Ireland. A oumtrer of others also took
part Io the dtsturioo, Muer; Hackett,
and MoA•oy for the Dish, Memory. Salkold
mod l...e for the Enol .h and Moura. Mae
see, Frew MoDoo.id and Matheson for the
Boots. H I Strang, B. A , God U.S. Bal.,
B. A., were p out made brief ad
drease.. The sobjeot to be duoure d this
evening is tho annexation of Canada to the
[Jotted .'states.
Nt(ORTOAOit SALE OF TOWN PROP.
VL ERTY.
Under and pnnnant to the power of toile
fir d1Ateed to a certain mortgage% bearing date
the lith day of May. A. 1). Orloff, which will be
fermi e bby pn011oemotion. by
at time of ' ' of
lforsaleJohn
Knox. auctioneer, st Buxton'. hotel In the
town of (iodench• on Saturday, the 22nd day
of IkxMmbr. A. 1). 7600, 0t If o'olock noon.
the following 000POtt7, merely : lot number
9th; In the town of Ooderloh, in the county of
Huron. and better known and described In s
deed thereof bearing date the 25th day of June.
A. D. 1%6.
I h 1 lot to situated ot Britannia road, .lose
Io in, An lrew's ward school,
Terms Ton per cent. of pnrehue money
on the dist of gale and the balance within one
month thereafter. In all other reopens the
terms an 1 nondltlons of sale will be the sand -
Ins rondIt ons of tee High Court of Justloe.
/For further partlenlOri apply to the ono-
tloneer or to the unlenlgned.
Dated 19th November, A. i). ION.
JOHN KNOX. PHILIP HOLT,
Auctioneer Vends s 8oliettor, Oed.Noh.
AUCTION YALE OF VALUABLE
HOT WI, PROPERTY.
Under and p-.nhantlto • power of sale non
lathed Ina oertsin mortgage dated the 28th
day of May, A.U. 1807, which will be ermineed
at the limo of gale (hon will he sold by pnMle
¬ion by John Knox Auctioneer. at Flux
-
ton'e hotel In the town of (imitation. on Bator
day, rho 22nd day of UeOember, A. U IO30, at
11 o'dloet noon. IM following •+liable prop
arty. namely All and singular Imt number
1048 running number In the town of (iedorloh.
In the county of Heron. containing one quar-
tet of an are of land, mon or Tres
On the .hove property there la • first -alar
two-story frame hotel, 66165, known as the
Omen House. containing bar room. large din
Ing nom, sitting tonin, t7 other room. and
la •&tory
The hotel 1s troll *mated and la Mono to lh0
harbor so O xlerlch. and hs • Meat oleo. And
noes.
Terms : Ten p0, reset. of 18. piroAro
mosey at the Inline of gateane the Mtonce
within one month timroefter,
In all other resorts the terms and t0On47
Clone of sale will be the standing conditions M
(h. Rah Oonrt of Jutles.
ser further oertlnnlare apply (0 the A ttO-
(1001.r or to the Vendor's Solicitor.
IIa(.4 16(11 November. A.D. 790).
JOHN KNOX. I'Rt1.IP BOLT.
A.otleoeee. Vendor'stiotit sia
AROUND TOWN.
BURNS ye. Cions. -In the Divisional
Court at Oegonde Hall last week judgment
w•a glyvo by Cb•ooellor Boyd and Justloes
Ferpueoo and Robartson uo • motion by
plaintiff to set side Dun suit soured by
Armour, C. J., at th' trial at lioderloh of
an motion for emlielou. prossoutto0 mod or -
rest, and for r new trial. Toe Wooden*
had the plaintiff a noted on • charge of
fraudulently dupe, 1 g of her property 10
defeat the dsfeud•nt's o1•Im for money due.
The plaintiff was acquitted. 7301 was a
married woman carrying on business for
h.rslf, her husband driving • livery wag-
gon tor bor. She denied that sbe owed
the defendant anything. The (1.fend.ot
supplied gouda for the pI•intlll • business to
1fie husband, who, &000rding to the plain-
tiff's atony, was given the ooh for soh
purobue. Appsr.otly he did not pay it
over, s the defendant °barged the prlo. of
the goods to the plaintiff. Shir said she
told defendant not to glue her husband any
good. for her unless for ooh. The defendant
told the 000atable not to arrest the pl.in-
tiff 1l she would pay the putouts') ds, but
she retard to do so. The trial judge rul-
ed that there sus rssonable and pro-
bable oouse tor the arrest. Counsel for
plaintiff contended that when the plaintiff
makes out • rauon•ble 000 sbowlog sh•
woos of moonset. and probable mum', the
judge must take the opinion of the jury ;
the oredibility of the plaintiff's evidence
being for the jury. Held, that the plot°
tiff', .videoce, 11 believed, would go to show
the •beanos of reasonable and probable
Nose on the part of defendant. The orsdl-
bdtty and silent of that .vldenae was for
the jury. The trial should h•.• proo..ded
in the ordinary way, and the ore should
roe hove been withdrawn at the aloes of the
plaintiff's oar. Order made tor new trial.
Coate to plaintiff In Omar. Shepley, Q. C.,
for plaintiff. No nos for defendant.
MR HAIs'5 RExI0N0TION.-Th• Collor/
tate Institute tutees, met on Thursday
last for their regul.r meetlsg, all this mem
berm loops present W. )(,Ip.tNel, who
was in attendance at the lutitete for only
a .herr time this term was granted • re
fund of hu tee, and Out a000uote of A. Mol.
All.., sundries, $3 61. and Buohanon &
ei to, repots. $2.20, were pawed. The
hoard thea i dioarnod until Moody, whoa
. 11 the members *moot 1)r. Taylor ensu
preset. A letter from Mr. Bale rwigol.g
hu position on the teaching .1.ff was rad,
mod the resignation one anoepted. It woo
deeded to adv.rtim for • male 1.•Ob.r
with public school exp.rleoae. The ao-
oouble of N. U. Rtugvte, Sundries $7.37.
and Jamieson Reid. repairs, $11 10, w
passed, sod the beard adjeuroed.
Rev. Do. TAYLOR'S AtiRricgs.-Tb'
✓ iles of temporaries addr•.-, yen by
Rs.. K. 0. Taylor. of Bosun, during the
past week attracted good andienoes and
oaunot but hams an effect in furth.rine i
the temperaoos movement. Dr. Taylor le
• Thinking man and a logical smoker, and
possesses • luoid style whioh Irmo
oe doubt to tea mind of his hearers of
the tourney whioh he wishes to oo0vey.
His addressee on S.turd.y and Monday
evenings were of • solentt6o suture, and
threw •u Interesting ..d leitmotivs light
upon the ch•rmoNt of some of the boal•u
whioh ars oosumed to this country. On
`Sunday afternoon he drewattention to the
doter of oltiz.oshlp, polotmg out that
Christianity 'minded part olp•tlon In poll -
tical and governmental affairs as much as
octendanoe upon what are oommooly coo•
tethered religious duties. On Sunday e•en-
Ing he spoke upon home life, with partlou•
lar reference to the boys and the cigarette
h.blt. He dwelt very forotbly upon th' to
Buenos of home training In the develop-
ment of character and In oo uoo.rtain way
pointed out how the youthful mind at •
v..y early perlod is often turned to • wrong
direction by the 0.17.01 or lack .l fore-
sight of th' parent.
(.ET Yut'a SKATES OR. -David Thomp•
son has honed the skating rink for the pro -
ant reason. He took advantage of the cold
snap this week and opened the rink on
Tuesday evening, whon quite a number
took advantage of the first ice of the earth.
HORTICULTURAL SoeIET' -- A meeting of
the Horticultural Soolety will be held in
Mr. Lane's office in the ewe home tea
morrow (Friday) evening at 7:30 o'clock, for
the purpose of arranging a program for the
usual eerir of winter m..tmgo for the die
mission of matters oono.rning hortloultora
Everybody interested in horticulture will
be w'eloome tomorrow evening.
8 &H(N)1. 51111r10N ARBITRATION, -The ar-
bitrators who were appoloted last week by
the empty ooaaoll In the matter of the for-
mation of a new anion school stool ion o0m-
prising portions of the townships of Morrie
and Hallett will moot at BI th re
oo Tba-
day, Uwember 2010, &t 10:30 e'olook A M
The arbitrators are His Honor .fudge
Mares, Wm. Clegg, of Wingham, and
Wm. hosts, of Clioeon.
TOWN COUNCIL
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS DEC 13•
As Isoperlant Nettles L.I Friday -Ape- Pg.
etal Me.Ueg •• Tae.da7 Arcade Locals -O. W. Andrews 1
A good deal of Import• it buei0ese wasChristmas Goode -Kidd & Co 4
Do You 110ow Why !-The Wm. Sutton
Compound Co., Toronto 6
Skate. ! Skates ! Skates l -N. D. Root
vt. 4
Natio. to Quit-MolilWvray, Jeal &
Co 6
Uouember Bargain.- W. Acheson A Son 6
Christmas PreowH-A. MoD. Allan4
Merry Chrletm..-W. C. Geode 4
Christina. Presents-SMIth Brae. & Co8
Canadian Jubilee Stagers --G. M. Elliott 8
Aonouooeme.t-O. M. Elliott 1
Malt laud Comets - W m. he/Mohan 1
Christmas Greedoes-Smith'. Rawer and
Art Depot 8
1'he Beet Yet fumes -Jas. Wilaoo 8
Announaemeot-R. K. Smith & Co 1
Announoement-Geo. Stewart 1
A000unoemeota-MaKeagle & Howell, 1
Aonounoemeet.-O W. Thomson & Son 1
Money Saved -P. T Doe 8
Annonooemente--S, K. Huth 1
transomed at the wrong of the town
oeuooll on Friday evening All the mem•
ben wore present, and outside the railmv
were an unusually Targe number of citizens,
mostly repreeeOt•tive• either of the Board
of Trade or of the Huron Poultry drools.
Bon
The tresursr's statement woe sr follows
Balance from ()Mohler $390 00
Receipts -
Ters $ 8,426 35
Non resident lands 18 00
W.ter ratty 288 30
Kleotrla light rates. 366 52
School grant 150 00
Furniture Co, de-
bentures 10,000 00
Loan. 13,000 00
Waterworks o.pt.
(for brick) 3 20
Maltle.d oem.ury 29 50
$ 32,371 81
$ 32.661 87
G. L. I. OOMMRN,'gMENT.-Last 1Prkfay
r yenloa woe eomme000ment night at the
(Cllegate lnsOltat.. The oert1600111, dip
lom•. and Drizes woo a• the midsummer ez•
•mtnsticns we, c distributed and • short
mastoid and lit.rary program was rendered.
Toe G. C. 1. and Model School Joarobis,
edited by Mir Queen'. Robertson mod Mr.
M.thesoo, reep.otively, possued 000stder
obis merit. A very interesting letter from
F. R Mauro, •o ,z .704e°t at pre0eot at-
tending 'Vanity, •speared In the oolumps
of the Collegiate Journal John ('arrle and
Mr. Arnie sang • duet in eroalleol style
and were recalled. Miss Onus Tye acted as
•ocompaniat. Ur•oa Dyke gave • piano
seic very creditably. Mises Flo Connolly
and Ince Acheson played a duel, whioh
was moth •ppreol•ud A recital ion by
Mae Nellie Jamieson, "The Battle of Mag
er.fnoteln" was given with good ezprerlon.
Mr Strang presented the oort!6oates and
uwhers' prune, the winners of the latter
helps as follows • Mises Charles' price :-
Form I. junior division, literature, Grana
inks ; French, ('brletabel Anderson, May
Rotbwell. Foto> 1. senior division, Ilton•
tore, Ethel Mosly ; Frenoh, Jennie Canto -
ion, AI'ea Nalte). Form Ii, French. Olive
Toro.r. Form III, literature, Geoffrey
of t, I)•I.y Moray, Hattie Downlop.
MIs McLellao's prises ;-Form I, girls,
Ir•oe Acheson and Goias Dyke (•qual),
elven for reading. Form I, janlrr chewiest,
eleebra, Biotite Brimloombe. Rev. Jasper
Wtlann presented hie prize ret books, given
tor :,,neral pro6olenoy in Form 1i, te the
r, t'node. Newton, and gays a short
h: res Rev J. A. Andaman, J. E. Tom,
and H '.X'. 73.71 were also palled upuo and
mad„ • low remarks The senior and
junior ci amplooshtp medals, woo .t aha an
mai games, were presented by Mr. (:rant
re the winner., Lin Konz and Howard
Robertson. The senior championship
medal, we might mention, was the gift of
R. S. William. and the junior one woo pro-
vided by the oommlttes. Mr. Strang
In his onnotuding remarks mentioned that
neat year would he the sixtieth anniversary
of the opening of the school, and bethought
hest possibly something special in the way
o1 a jubilee oil. broWon might be attempted
et the nrzt oommeno•msot. Mus Elise
Tye brought the stomata's entertainment to
o close with • very ol.v'rly performed In
attuments1 selsotlon, followed by the
National Anthem.
0 ARM SRI' INSTITUT' MEcn*r:N --Follow•
log is the bet of regular and supplementary
tutoring, of the Forman' Institutes In
Huron oounty and the defog.'.. 590040104
10 Sidra,* the meotinyi : West Haron-
Auburn, Jan. 25th, In 1. 0. O. T H.7), A.
U. Willman, of New Donde., and Js. Tol
too, of W.Ikerbon ; Dunvannon, .loo. 26th,
la AtGaniton' Hall, same *peaking ; Kin -
tail, Mar. 1st, In Yoones Hall ; 8t. Helene,
Mar. 204 ; B yah, Mar 4th, in the Temp.
mance Hall ; Holmrvllle, Mar. 5th, In
Willson'. Hall ; A. MoNslll. of Walker -
0110, and Mita B.°►f•ldoak, of Guelph
Est Huron-Wroretrr, .Ian. 23rd, In
Town Hall, A. C. Hallman and .1.0 Tolton;
Bruise's. Jan. 241h, in Town Hilt. same
roosters ; F.rdwlob, Fab. lltb, to Douai.
boy's Hail; Blames* Feb 1241, in Fore.
Mire' Hall; EOM, Feb. 13th, Is Town Hall;
Wilton, Feb. 14th ; Mardis. Sohool Hon..,
Feb. • 15th ; D. C. Anderson, Rugby.
South Huron -Bromfield, Jan. ilth, le
Diaon'e Hall, John I. Hob.00, of Guelph.
and W. N Hutt, of Southend ; Broiler,
Jae. 12.h, In Towo Hall, same speakers :
Heaforth, Feb. 5th, In Town Hall ; Varna,
Feb. 6th, le Fore8terl' Hall ; Mensal', Feb.
70h, Ie Cenworth'e Hall ; hllmvlll., Feb
8th, In Township H.17 ; Dashwood, Fah.
9th, In Mn.r'. Hall ; Shipke, Feb. 1110,
In Hanna's Hall ; H. Glendinning, of Man-
illa, and Ju. Ewing, of Drayton.
A BIO 11 ALLING Orr. -David Uontelon re
turned on Tu..day from Toronto, where h.
olee.d up his someone apple operations, says
The Clinton News-Reoord. 1900 has been
• fairly gond year for the haven, though It
did not by any means recoup them for their
heavy loser lost season. The average priers
Paid per barrel was fifty twat.; In 189* It
wt. $1.75 This year's output from Huron
will not erased 20,000 barrel., Mr. Usots•
Inn estimates, whlla last year le was In the
nelghborhoo4 of 200,000.
Ir RrNS 1N THe FAMILY. -Chortle Holmes
has bre appointed •rl.tant 0, T. R. agent
.t T•vutook,a position that he la well quite
fl.d for. Hs i. • see of Harry 0. Holmes,
G. T. R. agent se Anton, who got his early
training In railroad dentes at Clinton Walton,
Harry is • see of tn. veteran Dan Holmes,
formerly n1 Goderteh, sow living revved .t
Leswiterte•, bee ler trey Teen • well
known O. 1. R. nnndootor, who had 0he
honer of baking the first paoeng.r train in•
is Ged.rinh. The railroad brinier alive,.
witty recta in this family. --New Era.
Rovar, T.MpLAIu Drowses. -At the
regular misting .t iterate Cocsell. No. 103,
R. T. of. T., the hollowly; ol8..re were
oleeeed for W molly terms : S. a. M».
Ihrbur..ments-
ialarles 1.89 55
I'rtutleg and •dvtg6 60
('. C. and 0. .k
•:pens..... 9 45
Public works' . 199 33
Furniture Co. de
bent urea 10,000 00
D.baoturs Interest. 1,625 00
Bills payable 12,500 00
Book Interest . 137 92
Waterworks main•
Mioanoe. 930 07
Rleolrto Ilght 01.10•
teeaoce 130 72
Sobool grants 436 43
Eieotrlc l.gbt o.pt. 76 01
Elevator Interest226 06
Mleoeltansous 10 00
Public library 100 00
Granolithla walks4,904 86
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
The county council mot ie Wingham last
week instead of In the county town, but
Pridham. the tailor, is still at tIe old 'stand
in the old town. /It ad style guaranteed.
Dela your stockings. Christmas is oom-
$ 31,481 49
5 1,180 38
SVni Campbell, who has boon engaged at
the request of the coanotl to 000eolidatiog
the bylaws of the town, submitted a re-
port In the matter. He hail examined and
compiled a 11.1 of all bylaw..so tars written
up on the bylaw reoord books, from Nu. 1 of
1855 to No 17 of 1900, Dearly four haodr.d
In all. The list showed by distinctive
marks who' her • bylaw had been repealed,
bad become obsolete, or was still In force.
He had also made a separate last of bylaws
still to form and had revised •11 the b
laws as amended by •meoling bylaws. 13•
stated that some bylaws had leen amended
by mere resolution of the oouncil and show-
ed the irregularity of this prooedare. Mr.
Lampbell •leo pointed out many other
matters In °causation with the bylaws re
golrinv attention from the oouuoll,.howlrg
that he had made • very thorough and
r•rching e.•minatton of them. Mr. Camp-
bell's report was relerred to the special
committee.
Street inspector Reid repotted that h•
had mode • measurement of the sewer re.
(paired es Palmerston street to pooped Wm.
lwa ffald'e property with the present sewer
on Raglan street. The dlstanoe was 770
feat, and CM c- .t ,.t laving 6 Inch tis Lor
this distance v rtid Le shout $130. Refer-
red to pub':o woe Li oommtttee.
A petition from Wm Sander, and a largo
number of others, complaining that the
dump where the refuse of the town is de-
poe1ted is • great noban:e and an eyesore,
and ukinp that it, be removed to son's
more eultable lomllty, sorra to the pub-
lic work, committee with power to sot.
A petition from Rev. Mark Turnbull and
others, asking for • granollthlo sidewalk
no the north aide of Nelson street, to front
of lots 796. 323, 824, 825. 1126, 827 and 828,
was referred to the publlo works committee.
The papers In oonoeotloa with the lo.o
agreement with the furniture factory oo01p'
any were sot to the finance oommltl.e.
A communlosllon from Loftus E. 1)aocey
asking that an aro light be pl.o.d at the 1n•
terseotton of St, %'looent and "truce streets,
was gent to the waiter and light oommtttee.
A letter from Mr. Lorrow to regard its
the olalm for demurral. upon the peal moo•
go of the Bohr, W. H. Rounds advising that
the town pay $50 In esotlem.nt, was referred
to the water and light committee.
The remaining 4100 of the appropriation
for the publlo library for 1900 was panted
at the request of the ..oretary of the board.
A oommunlmblon from the Huron foul- Oyster.. lite them at the Victoria Reg•
try Association asked tor the use taurant, Wont street. They reosive them
of the town hall for the holding of their r.Rul•rl}-olw.ye fresh, Ice °ream, eon.
winter exhibition, to be bold to J foot Mosey, fruits and cigars. ('. H1.ACE•
next. The request was granted, 570118, proprietor. Telephone 70.
The deputation from the Board of Trade
was then heard. A. Saunders rake first.
The Board of Trade, he said, thought It
very desirable that there should be an es-
tabll.hed market day In llodorlob, and they
asked that s sum of money be •xpouded 1n
puffin, the moroet place in each • condi-
tion a would make It suited for such •
'0R
Hay. y oo read MaKenzle & Howell's
•d., It icon the 8th pore.
Stade hair brushes Irom 15o to 43 00 at
Hick's drug store. Soo them.
250 cane of fresh pink oilman to sell at 10
cents s en- all the Maple i IM grocery.
McKenzie & Howell boys a fall Ito. of
skate, inoludmg • ladies' skate that meets
• Snot felt want
The Blacks'one orchestra will play at th
evening session of the 7Veet Huron Farmers'
ln,tttute In Goderlch on th' ^('h lest.
Campbell and Grant, . Celts, have
bought opt the heeln.es r 1. . -•A Mo
Collate, and are oinking a ono„ ., • f ar-
tesian wells in this neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin are making
their home at the resldeoo of Jamieson
Reid, Proton street Mn. Martin will re•
oelve her friends on Tuesday and Waldo...
day pert.
Mitchell Recorder: Mise Acheson, of
God.rich, the violinist, h.. been .Poured for
the New Y'ear's morn, oleo Mies Elizabeth
Wilson, who delighted the audience • year
ago, will appear again In two moat •tors•
five cumbers.
BanUaltt 708 HOCOR Cres Howes.. -The
0. C. 1. football team went to Ssforth on
Saturday and played the remaining reven-
ran minutes o1 the match for the Hough
ono, and when the game was over they
brought the asp home with rejoicing. Dor•
log the eaventeen mlontes, although the
Heaforth team had the advantage of • strong
wind, neither sole made • Rost, and the
suit remained as It was at lin olse of pplry•
Ins the week before, 1 to 0 le favor o1 Gode-
rich. The pop stands ever twenty
looter In halgho and Is probably the hand.
xomest trophy ever nro.gh► te Underloh.
it was cosseted te the Western Football
Association to 17384 and ha4 Men in the
peo.dos of the Heaforth (Collegiate Io•
nitrite Blah for eine years in e000eeslon.
1h. 10mini for the oup swill now he played
hen an long as (0.4erleh held. it. The
boys deter.. (,oils for Ih• pereeveranoo
whleh they h... displayed In their attempts
to gain possession of the mooted trophy.
Th. players on th t Inst. were • (foal,
Stoat Prttnhrd ; ., Moo. Smith, Bert
r.omnr. ; holf.lraoks, (clean Mol)ooal4,
W Hrydgel, 1. Yoe ; forwards, Jas
Thomson, H Wlohtman, Howard Snell, .1.
P Brown, Rd. Bryan.. In last Saturday's
game Waiter Hackett took thee plane of nen
o1 the other players. The roles. was Jo..
Stgp.n, of Seat..*. The so N o..17lbl•
IJP Is A. M.D. ma's wisdew,
CHURCH NOTES.
17e nuts per foot, bis tander being the
lowest. The report was adopted.
The court of rev1lon reoommeoded no •o -
►loo to the oases of las. S. Tait and Mr..
Brown, who applied for remission of dog
tag. They reoommeoded the remission of
8.reh Moss' taxes for two years ; that Mn.
Young's taxer, half of his. Jaw Struthers'
sod half of thin Moo(itlllyr•y's taxes be r. -
mitred. The 1.port wt. adopted
The toaoce oommtttee reoommeoded the
payment of • large number of .000000., and
reported that the clerk had been leotruoted
to write the town solicitor requesting him
to have the elevator matter oloeed op with
th• last possible debj.. TI. report wt.
adopted.
Roginser Kelly wee galled In to @tate
whether or not the street lights oould M
lighted from 6 to 7 o'clock In the morning.
Mr. ',Cody raid 1t wet impossible without
having the t>•rbong renewed during the
mgh0.
(:oudotllor Holmee stated that rho Militia
Deportment had .00epted the towna offer ot
a budding for • temporary regimental
.rmory. The permanent armory, when•
ever It was built, also world be located
here, and (iodench would be the military
contra of the county, All the othoon and
men of th. regiment would have to spend
two days here before and two days atter
the annul comp, and 11 was possible
that the dlatriot camp might bo h.74
here. The temporary armory w111 be 10-
mted In the Dunlop building on Wage
'tract, and Mayor Wilson was empowered
to make the neoesa.ry arrangements for ow
year.
The ooa0a11 then adjourned.
A special meeting of the oouoail was held
Tuesday sunning Mayor Wilson found
that the Deportment required the whole
three 6.1. of the Dunlop building for the
armory, lo.tesd of two 6.1., as were at first
►bought sufficient, and • now arrangement
for the lease of the building ear. necessary.
The •momii asked wee *250, .od the
Mayor woe authorized to leas the building
at this rate for one year.
His Worship r.port.d In d to • num-
ber of relief curie, one of these Ming the
•ending of the baby whioh wt. loft at Mn.
Lotion's a few weeks ago to the Mount
Hope Orphaosge at London. The mono!'
endorsed the Mayor's action In these cases.
There was also some discussion u to
p civic w.loom. to Austin Chlabolm when
he anima home from the war, and 1► eau
deoided that he should b. Elven • reo.p-
tloo,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Cholas Xmse groceries and pinch• at
bargain rat.. at STEwA7T'R.
Faooy Xmu perfumes from 100
at Hick's l7sotral drug store.
Love your orders early for Xmas roan
and oarnulone at STwwseT'e.
('ow FOR SALE -Comes lit about May 23•
rd. Ggo. W . THOM.o*. toderioh.
Fine oigare In fanoy boxes of of 10. and
los for Xmas at Central drag store
What a fine present an Elderldgs swing
machine would maks, sold by MoKoozl. R
Howell.
F. M. Uuobam, Druggist, hu removed t.
histaw rand •t the corner of West Street
and the Square, whioh hs beta refitted In
• very handsome m .
to $6.00
Rev T R. McNair, of Dungannon, will
praoh mintooary *emote nest Hond•y In
North street Methodist ohuroh. Rev. Mr.
Wilson wilt miodaol similar servtoes at
Dungannon.
The ga.rterly °Molal hoard of the 7.br-
wet Methodist church has unanimously In
•It.d Rev. H. Irvine to remain for • third
year u putor of the ohureh. Mr. Irvine
has seoepted, subject to the tuition of the
stationing oommtttee.
purpose.
U MnGI111oodAy G. M. Rlliott, Wm.
Campbell and N. B. Smith also spoke. Mr.
Campbell awed that the present market by•
law, espeolally In regard to he ,ale of oord•
wood, he enforced In the meantime.
In reply to • question trims His Worship,
Mr, Smith stated that the omit of putting
the market In proper shape would be about
UOpon motion of Mr, Humber, the market
oommitte of the ounooll was Instructed to
Dot in oonlunotlon with a committee from
bite Board of Trade in formulating .'chem.
for the e.t.bllahment of n market day, sod
to 1. port to the *mail,
A large onmber of soounts wen tdotred
to the fleann. oommittee. The •oceonb of
Martin (Donnell for two cords of atone. $8,
was ordered to be paid.
Applloailnnsfrom 1).8.Stoddort and Allan
Sperling for romlesiw of dos tat were re•
ferried to the mart of revision.
A request tor th• passing of the amount
doe the fire brigade woo granted.
A letter from Messes l'rnndloot A Hays
demanded that rhe dumping of refuse at the
present pima be dlsoontlnued, that the re•
lase at present strewn along the top of i he
bank end on the etrests be removed, and
another plane provided Me • dumping
ground. The radio works was given
power to set.
An applun•tion from Mrs. Lotion for re-
muneration for the teeming of the ohlld
that ono Solt with her for several writs
was referred to the relief committee.
A petition from residen1. ot the south-
west portion of Ht. Andrew's ward for an
eleotrl0 ltgh► was referred to the water and
Ifoht oommtttee.
Owing to the re.Iguotlon of Rev. Mr. 0111,
rooter of St. Arne. ehoroh, Carberry, Man
Oahe, m meeting of the oongrog•tlon ease
held on the 15th Inst., at which • unani-
mous call was oxteoded to Ks,. E. B
Smith, of (Tiptoe. Mr. Smith had oharge
of this perish for three months lot eommer,
so that he le both known of and beown, and
the font of this imitation b.ipg sent him s
soon as • v0aen0y manned le the best of
midmost that he did good and faithful ntr-
Tim. 'I he parish of Oorherry b. nes o1 the
most important in Manitoba and growing,
plvinr at pneent 0 salary rgolvalent 10
twelve hundred dollars • year. The 0511 Is
rrtslnly 0 umptin7 one and no one nerd be
surprised to hear that Mn. Smith may s
rpt. if he do.. th. Carberry Anglicans are
to be 000grotoleted.-hews-Reoord.
DIEO.
MORRINON - in Ooderlch, on T..eday.
December 11th Rells, youngest daughter
of captain and ate IW Mn. J. N. Morel -
eon. aged 3 months aril 3 sweetie
The funeral w111 true place from the roan
lio reald.nts, Olounest.r Tonne., on Tb',.
erI=lair.a 214 pan., to Matt.
Mina
Choi°. table apples, by bushel or barrel.
Spotted apple. for Immediate use. 5o peak.
Xmas goods of all kinds and prior very
low. Good t/ble Nutter always obtainable
at our store. R. R SMITH & Co
Want.d.-One ton of choice roll better,
20o, weekly. Also dried apples and fowl.
Oar stook of drew good., fun, and ready•
mode olotbing ,to. le tree and not varpor-
sd, We have • few odd mantles to tiler,
$10 ones for $5 and $.5 ones for $2,60. 0,
K. Kano, VY Ingham.
Fon SAL.- oar. piano •Imoet as good
as naw, price 8160. his snap. Apply quick.
Beautiful XmM presents In pianos.
.red sewing raohlnes. it will pay you 8
oell, see out goods and mske purobse Oar
prier. pew ,Ogbt, sed goods are all high
gt.ue. O. W. THOMNON & SON.
Meier'. Morrow & Cooper, Hamilton
street. are selling off their grocery stook.
Mr. Marrow roll 000hne himself to the pro-
fits*. trade and Mr. (Jeoper's time to taken
up In •tteoding to hu grain business ; so
they are going one of toe rotary business
and are trying to diepore of their • toe k boo•
ton Uhristmos.
Goon Nsws ,on TEACRssa.-Prtseipal
Merobant, of the London Normal Sohool,
sees strong evidenae tbs. the (more than
ample sufflolenoy of teachers for the pobllo
sohnole le r.pidit .',ming • thing of the
past, gays The London Free Press. Ot the
Mose upon one hundred rtnden', now In at-
tendanoe at the Normal School, almost all
have engagements upon the end of the term,
provided, of nears, they .re •oeowfol a1
th• examinations, whioh begin within • few
days. lisle Iso rather remarkehle state of
affairs. The prleotwl has renelyed o.
,nets from puhlio school boards 10 differ -
rot parts of this district and from distant
parts of the Provinoe ukleg for twitters.
Mr Merchant believes the result w111 be to
Arles • larger number o1 men Into the pro-
fession than hitherto. At the school this
A report of the r1)oo of Maitland 0em0 term the proportion of mai. to famed. eau•
Wry of now lots added to the map and of dents Is twenty tour to ninety odd, whir& hi
Int.rmeou for amoral months put woe said to be groour than of male tgaoh.re to
gent to the smeary oommlter„ female le the country. Salaries may be or -
"''Th. speolal oommtttee reoommod.d the rooted to go op oorreepondingly. Then
adoption of the repot% of the atone of the some M be argon% noted for this. The
oemeury bonhe,and that the potions holding salaries paid by Som. mehool hoards Ie the
.-emebr•y IoM unpaid for he notified that nonntry districts. among the rleh farms,
all lots on held and net settled for before are swayingly small, and a esu 1. rotated
the lot of January, 1401, will M sold to whore the onmp.tltlon for Men else .f dans
any persons wishing M purchase them. schools, at starvation wages, eau so kens
The report eau adopted. an •ppll05nt taught three months fee esu
Th. mobile work. Nominate. reported dolly Th. annulling of 1ho right of M.
Nat they had awarded the oennnot tor 6h• third-ol.sa o..tl00•t• hold.. te leash is
laying of to• sewer oesseotlens en North ►he whsle of the Provisos r .r.dlts1
end Lighthouse dregs to W. J. Ramsay at with lee same shims,