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TWIRSDA. M. al,
THE .0Y -ELECTION
Tberesult of the eieetion in North
Ienfrtw, be wifieb Dunlop, the Con-
servetive candidate won eleeted by n
majority of Ge2„ may be regarded as
signifying the determination of the
people of North Reef yew that no mem-
ietekftenbalt
l- n- their constitfl.
ney to support a generate -eat Mae
uld for the fortheietnee of their Wee
ends keep n riding unrepresented dm
ing a period a over 570 days.
It is also significent that, no matter
what may be the general opinion ree
gat -tiling the matt fa0m Maititoulin the
-Wesiallt shows that in nli tbe places tn
whieb he spoke a gain was:n-01e in the
number of votes polled for the Amami
hearer of the, COV.wrvatire party,. Mr.
Stratton was in the 2.-1416bg, as was alen
PreaderReee and no kionbt both patties
weeted until the last vote was iti,
'Whatever Ully b be eeneee of the
ehonge Pto 0lit..0iteve,„ 45
does the defeeted eienklidette that the
Chenge of feeling, waY doe to a eonsider.
able extent te tbe tiiisrule of the Ross
_government, perticelerly asregatels
this ridiug.
With a mejarley of Boot- Mr, Res
may still 0317,1,- 4,4 t41
log, it, is eci he hoped that he way hew
weir ainweelatitte of the eignin.
dove of the trententleos tart.over in
North Renfrew.
Ftn. the Venservative Py it may
lie eekl that the election of Dimlop is a
4111.3t PHemtragegullat for them to con.
tome tho fight whielt will result in the
perty being pieced in pow, 2- on some
ten far distant date.
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CONSERVATIVE VICTORY,
The Provinetel 1.y -election in Neal
Wafters' on Rattirdey. 1.V:•.- 24. -esuit.
en in a an agniticanit teiumpli for the
Coe-ervetive pante their eenditlete,
Mr. Dunlop. nellig Owned by a
enejot ityifOle over Mr. Lome Balks
Rennmer.
On the diniz of Mee. RSA the Grit
mejosity in the riling was 49. The
eitaaree lumps a goilu of Ifint votes for
the eZknservative peety in the riding.
The Liherele are left now with a sue.
Sol y of three in the how& end may
stilllearry on the government.
A Chapter of Accidents,
Connellsville, Pa.. Dee. 23.-- With a
territee crash and a grinding noise, the
Duquesne Limited, the fastest through
pessenger trainfrom Pittsburg, to New
York, on the Balt intore& Obit; pliurged
into pile of lumber at Laurel Ittin.
two utiles ivied Pt D.I.W.Stln. Pt,
ttelorit title afternoon, and folly
siy-
tb*ee lives were 1051 4)4111 thietypersone
were injured.
The dead aret-Engliteer
Thu:odes*, or Hazelwood, Pa.; Divisitm
Engineer S. G. Heater of Hazelwood.
P,t,t Fireman Thomas "Cook, of Hazel-
wood, PP.; Herbert Holmes, of Em-
ntelton, N.; Jesse Hines, Torborce
C.. the 1.Tnion 2%.1eNts Company agent
On the train; Chas. Lindforti. of Con-
fInence Pad; --- Ethvartle, Pittsburg,
Fa., wife ut Cumberland; 1 W. Mar-
tin, Ilancoek, :dd.; Richard Duckett,
Baltimore, Aldo Edison Gotestnitb,
Connellsville, Pa.
The other 53 dead are mostly for-
eigners and negros who were titling in
the smoking car.
Graud Rdpids, ?Wide, Dee. 27. -No
Orders in sight -two trains trying tel
pass each other on the same traek-and
the Pere Marquette had the worst, aeci-
deut ever known on that road, with
over ten passengers killed, with half*t
dozen more likely to die and over thir-
ty more or less mimed.
The fast train that leaves Detroit at
, 120 p. m. met the train that leaves
Grand Rapids for the eastat 5:20, head
on, at a point between Oakdale, six
miles eat of Grand Rapids, and Fox a
station a few miles further east, wilh
the result that the two locomotives
were turned into scrap iron in a mo-
ment, the baggage and mail ears of
both trains were redneed to shells and
splintered lumber, and the front ends
of each +.4 the day co:Lobes were crush-
ed, pinning many victims in the em-
brace of death.
With a terriffic detonation tbat beg-
gared the report of artillery, one of the
Loge -boilers used for the heating
of WnIseley Barracks, London,' ex-
ploded shortly before 1 o'clock Sunday
morning, and as a result one man re-
ceived injuries from which he died a
few, hours afterwards! ,another was so
badly scald ell and bruised that it is n t,
known yet whether he wdl survive'
three were seriously injured, and one
'slightly injured. A few minutes after-
ward another boiler, a twin mate ef
the first, exploded, bn b fortunately no
one was .in the neighborhood at the
time, and none sustained any injury.
The real cause of the explosions is veil-
ed in more or less mystery, though
theories are not wanting.
The man who lost hi i life was Corp,
la zus Burnett, and 'the injured are
Quartermaster -SE it. Donley y, Ptes.
Thomas and Waiter Worswick, Corp.
Thos. Sandy and Pte. Herbet Tutt,
All were Scalded and more or 'less
:bruised and injured, the condition of
Thos. Worswick being very serious.
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Bearontie
The members of St. Jetties Church
choir presented their leedet., Mrs. Har-
greveo With 0, beaUtifell parlor chair ,a
few evenings ago, thus sboNving their
appreciatikat of her services. After
the preseutation Mvs. Hargreves treat-
ed the members of the ebote to a pleas.
ore drive, followed,by an °Teter slip-
per awl all spent a, very eneoyable eve
en -Mr. Bethnue, purser on
the V.P.R, Stephen Manitoba is home
ear the wiutere-Mr. G.F.Rogem bead
aster a Seatforth Collegiate Institute
was tieoeied Thursday morning to
secood tnoighter of Mr. Thonete
Stephens, They left by the early morn-
ttein foe tbe east ead will speed a
rtion tnek honeymeon at Mr.
tkger's hetoe in Aultsville. When
kheyieeturo to Seafort it they will take
op their abode in the Weir resikleoce.
Numerous friends here Nvill wisli them
much happinees.-Mr. Ramsay Hon
man has porelessed the neorket garden
end green Ionise from Mr, D. D. Wile
son for
Wnirmrso Bnee.s.- .1. quiet wedding
‚.vas etklemnized. at the reeidence of' Mr.
Nos., Stetne on le eoneeday afternooti,
1)ne. 23, when leis deogliter. Miss Nen.
lie. WPS tInEteA merriage to Mr,
Ilethert 130o.-ee, a proeperousyoung far -
veer of Stouley townehip near Blake,
ee
The evreinhIPF was oeiftwiteed tor the
Rev, F. leirkia. PIA was witnessed
° tie.% famillee In.-
t [key :titer the cereniolay ti;e Cane-
repeited to the dining MOM
the beautifully orranged telkle
till prepared to Servo the wedding
cr. The wedding gifte were cost.
ly, anti 01111101:0149. 41141
Bilyee left the same evening for
11 home mold the hest ‚.V,it.S Lt
se a friendee
Orand
Mi. Fred Disjertline. of Leaden,
epent Chi istnets here with his mother.
Mrs. Rose.- Mr. ()reverie. of Thed.
fora. is snendoig the hobilays here. -
Mr. Todd. of Dad Axe, Mich., is visit.
ing friends and relatiene around here.
Mae Sharrow ie spending a few
veeks with hien& in Bad Axe, Mieh.
endits. z. Otetton and wife. mad Mr.
Gravelle iadends leaviug ftw LIMN -
mkt% Tlitaredae.-Messnee John and If.
Bill epent Weilneetlay In Exeter.
WK11310SOS.---WaRCStlEtAN Den 311t1
our Mae bingh all teseir, especial
Ily at the Pitelrytelion wens% when
tic° Poure er mar „wawa' ladies Were
vlaiuted as bridee. We leder to the
Win Z.4gezi of Mr. %Van A. Balkwill. of
Meter. to Mies Sereb, yonngeet daugh.
ter ad' Mr. Wm. Rush. and dlr. Beargo
Shepberd. of Tbedford,
Ihird daughter or1v. ...A$3 ph Oravelle.
Rev. S. A. Carritkre performed the
eeremonitts in ble usnal happy' man-
ner. Mr. inol Mrs. Hell:will left. thck
NUM' eveninn for Beeter, where they
will ieside. e wish them every hap-
pineee. The hitter couple were driven
to tbe rhumb itt the afternoon. the
eie enemy taking place at 3 odlock.
The Wide. who is one of one most ami-
able and popular yoking ladiee, was at-
tired in a very Iltqlt ma becoming tra-
velling suit mid was attended lky her
ttister, MIS4 Ida, while the groom was
siipporten by Mr. Melons of Medford.
Thtk eeremony beteg over tbe bridal
party malted to the bottle of the
beide whew a dainty ltillebetM Watt
served The lwide received many use -
NI and eostly gifts. Mt% Shepherd
was beloved by the whole conummitv
and her unfailing gond humor and
kindness cowl eared the hearts of ninny
who are Indeed sorry to see het! leave
the midst, but trust i1 -.e will often
brighten the burgh by ber presence.
te and Mrs. Shepheld left thesante
*en itig for their int ore home in Med-
ford, That they may have a life of
peace of happineescoupled with health
and prosperity is the wish of their
many friends.
Zurich
Miss Lydia Ort,of the. Bronson Litle,
is visiting friends near Elkton, NMI.
e -Miss Maly Worm, of Chicago, 111., is
on a visit to friends and relatives, -
Mr. Frank Wilson, who 'has been ale
sent for about 21 years, IS in town on
a visit. -Miss Ida Sipple has gone to
Detroit, where she will spend some
time. -Mrs. Merner is spending the
holidays with her parents at Detroit.
Wee. Schoellig, spent a few days
in °Detroit doringthe week. -Miss Ida
Ortwein, who has 'been spending the -
past few months in Pigeon, Mich'
. has
returned home. -Mr. John Gies, of the
Blind Line, has returned from his trip
to the West. -Mr. Eldon Ramiie, wife
and child, of Naperville, M., lire on e
visit to the former's parents'Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Rannie.-Maggie, Mabel And
Milford Heist, of Caro, Mich, are on e
visit to friends here. -Mrs. Voelker
a nd little &tighter, from near Pigeoo,
Mich., are visitiog at the home of Mr.
Henry Oetweire-Miss Ether Lei bold,
Who has been ill, is regovering.-Mr.
and Mrs. Chris. Gescho,.aodefemily, of
Sebewaing, ,Mh.b.. are here.on a Jsit.
o Anion the utimbee spending the,
holideys in town,- we -notice jiihn
Albrecht,. John Roehrigi Adolph Stein-
bach, Sane Zirnrnermau, Mrs. Rick hell,
Jerry KaerCher, Menne Surerus' and
Chester _Benedict, all ofNorth DititOtti,
Ben Geiger, • of Michigan, and Fred
Benedict, of Toledo. -Mr. Aaron Ka.er-
eber. who Epee t the.pastfoor ths
in North Dakota, has returned home.'
-Mr. Harty Doan's numerous friends'
will be pleased to learn that he is able
to be Around again. -We are 'pleased
to see Ilev. W. J. Yager able to be
around again after his recent aecident.
•e -Miss E. Gibson, who has had charge
of themillinery, business in Mr. D.. S.
Faust's store, has returned to her honk,
FixtE.-On Sunday afternoon, about,
3.30 fit,e was discovered in the dwelling
of Mr. Robt. Kidd, who residcs afetv
miles frail) here. The neighbors were
quickly oti hand but the flre had gain-
ed such headway that not bin', could
be clone to save the house. ' Some oi
the furniture was saved lmt roost of
the clothing, fruit ami other thing,.
were destroyed. Althongli Mr. Kidd
had the blinding insiired for ac snit)]
stun in the Hay Mutual, his loss- will
be considera.ble. Miss A nine Bell,
datig,hter of ,Mrs. Kidd, lost her trunk.
containing most of her clothing. She
had j list -returned home frotn
tot few days. Air. Kidd, and family
are staving with Mr. 5, R innie
The following are the successful pi
oils at the recent examinations of the
Zurich Public School. NAtnes ot
(ler of nierit;-From SI, /II. ILO Jr. IV.
Celia Hess, Ada fieehler, C or mill z -
n n. ArPo Brenner, Lizz rellande
Horotor Well, Joseph B- , Leonard
Worm, Allele, Waiver. iellowald.
From Jr. III. to Sr, III. --Erwin Greb,
Melvlie Smith, Eva Williams, Lee Hoff-
man, Harold ,A.ppe14. Alfred Bender.
Henry' Foss, liorrie behilbe, Foy Faust.
NoraSebeell. Elmore. Peorl
dohneton, Morris Rein Freda Thiel.
Minnie Price, From Sr. II. ti) Jr. III.
-diary Thiel, Andrew Thiel, Clayton
Boseepberry, Lorne Weber, Gertie
gel. George Hess, Thetelore Weselob,
Mundt Brenoer. Clara Bloch, Thomas
DavidetkieFi-oiu jr. to Sr, IL -
Lily Weber, Ada Wurm, Elgin lies -s,
Lillian Joboson„ Normal) Trueinner,
Esther Zettle, Alvin Worn', John
Thiel, Litura Ilinlebraut, Wilber Rum.
met Alexauder Foster, Elton schnell,
Anoie Hildebrandt, Ihtery Fisher, Lu-
ella Witten, Pete Raiidell.
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Tachersmith
Mr. job u R.Arcbibale has purehased
the farm adjoining the town of See -
forth on tbe east side, belenglog o tbe
estatt,, of the late Cluedies
Accipms-r.-Iabit 3louay, t bresher,
met. witb tot unforttmate tteeident one
day bet wet.be which will lay him up
for soine time. lie took his threshing
outfit to the twat of diranobt. Garrow
MeKillop, with t inten Om of 1201
lug there. ;As they were takhig littO
lergesep.oettor up the gengway into
the barn, Mr. .Morrey W11.5 driving the
teen* and was welking alougeikle tbe
Maebinte The gangway le enniewhat
narrow aed steep and the sleighs on
which the road -lute was pieced slewed
around, causing the machine to Medd,
erowding Murree off the gangwaY
and falliog on him. Before he tould
be got !run i under the machine the
horses ball to be a Heated to it ond t
pondyrons machine terned completele
over. Whert tide WAS done, Mr. Mur-
ray was fonndlairied in the snow teed
W;41. unconscious. He was immediate
le° taken to the bonse and medie,:l aid
sent for. On being et:emu:led it was
found that four of his ribe were bride,
en and ho was otbrrwtse braisea, hut
Dr. 5: '11. winkle. attending 'him Nhinke
Bret lib c4tse li not clangeroue, indens
Ite i$ Internelly injured. But for the
deep snow in which btk fell awl wideli
broke the force of tlitk weight ef the
'whine. the proli 1lt1e.. allele- %wield
el hetet killed. The nriebiee,
104 :141 completely over was
Ai thaw Nation, while Peakoelidg
big ditties ;It Janfiestufe bakery tin
Wedneedee", seabird his hind with hot
grease. which will disable WM foremen'
tente-twee Llniuey, milliner with A.
J. Garden & Son, hes returned to IIET
home in Exeter. Prior to her d
tortk, she was made tbe recipient 44 a
Wee gift at tile band of her assistants
and other girl friends. --Mins Pearl
Head. who has been in Neve Torii for
several years, has returned home --
Mr: fkl. Steekdale bus been (waged
as commercial teacber tn MA111111110
School at a salary of $700.--Fratik
Wilson, who bus been in British Co-'
Icooltie for the lest seven yeariehts re -
lo P;trit nab -John MeIrdoso.
Alex. Melnimion wild Neil Met ornitck
have returned from ealling on the
V. Morrison has retorned
to Sevilla to resume his ditties as
Whiteman on the rallroad.----Mr. James
Aynistrong, of SO Mervs, bus stdd out
his busiuess here, of 'which W. IL
Mark bus been manager. The new
firm will be known itS W, 11. Marks &
Co. -On Tuesday evening, Dec, 22n4,
the public school pupas met in Mr,
Dawson's romp and a/fragrant of looser,
readings and recitations was rendered.
The tome WU8 decorated witn ever-
greens mid flags. Mr. niLWRili WAS
presented by the pupils with an all -
dress and a gold ring as a mark of
their esteem and rippreciation. Feel-
ihg reference was made to the close of
his work PS principal of the school.
Mr. DaWsou made ii suitalde
Anot her of Parkhill's well-known and
respected eitieens will leave us shortly
in the person of John Hainiltcm, who
bassi) efficiently conducted the Mimi -
son mill here for many years. Mr.
Hamilton has !mil:based 4411111 lis Shen
bourne and will move his family there
in a few days.
IST3ANOK FIND. -Mr. 0, J. Carrie.
, who is this winter at Borigee, Altte
sende au account of a remarkable And
' by himself and his eompaulons. He,
Hugh Clark and McCormick Boyes had
out down ahuge oak tree and "%tient
knoeking off the last score of the bott
end. of the timber they noticed a two
inch queer hole with a plug inserted.
The eoger hole must have been niaale
ioany years ago,as the tree had grown
$4 that the plug was covered to the
depth of two inebes. On taking the
ping out they founda roll of paper
wrapped up in a cloth which bat1. been
Sprinkled with red pepper". apparently
for the peepoee of saving the paper
from destruction by geniis or other
vermin which are often found in oak
thokker. The paper on examination,
proved to be the last, will and testa-
ment of one Rueben Jones, conveying
a 'were' large tract of and, The na.
t.nivrtiseikt, at:Atilt:re fiwiaelsearsvettiattr4tboetyx
000 for finding or presenting the will.
They ray be was killee in the Southern
war. We hope the reward is still good
sapnid.15:11s.that they Neel get the 81000 and
e retina to Parkhill, and divide the
A. Happy Nei:-
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ekiteeintrto your read -
eve is the wish of your correspeodent.
-Min Fred McLean. of Harteson, is
her;i'- audrelative$.---'
Mr. R. ./. Onfilian bes accepted a po.
Eiden on the staff of the Merchants
Bank. -Mr. J. NV, Hedley bee shipped
his bousehold effects to Amnion, -
Mr. V. S. McComb, of Calgary, N. W.
`1‘... is on a. Izisit to friends and relatives
here. --Mr. Geo. Sheffer wife and faun
ily of the Nerth west was in town last
week. They were on their way to Hen.
sall.---Mr. David Reid, who for the Peet
eat hes been in the employ of eite
Hodgine, last left town. Ile intends
Bending the Stretford Business Col-
lege shortly. His many friends +wish
him every euccess. His successor at
Mr. Hodgms' will be dite Wren Shear.
down. of eNkutralia.-Mise Pearl Ash-
louky is spending the holidays with ber
friends at Toronto. -Mr. T. i.Wren 1,
on a vielt to Wen& in liensa1l.--311ss
Jennie dohneton. of London, is bere on
vielt,""4‘. new dirdoetro in the way of
wind milt manufacturing and repair
in is being stetted lo our town. -
es Gledhill. whn bas been in the m-
ot Miss LT. tifner. for the fall
raemi. luis returned to her lame in
trollea.-Mr. Mre, D. L. Sove-
reign, of Round Plants, ale spending a
!few days in town, the paean of M.
lend Mtn. W.Sovereign. told Mrs.
T. :1447,411 at' Olt a visit to the latter's
oivaler. Mee. 3. AtIdn, Sarah Moe.
Morgan 'Mende remaining a month. -
Harry Webb. whittles been very M. is
reeovering. Ilk:father, T. A. Weide
e mitover from Stiatford last week to
eve bine-Mr. Fred %Nilson, who has
spent t he past year in !tootle, is shak-
ing letede with his many friende, who
welemne him beclo-Holy Trinity Sun-
dey brine)! %dill bold their ammo) en-
teetaimeent in the Town Ball t01130V-
111W (Friday) evetung.-Sidney Mara.
yon -kg mail nineteen ytkara of age, of
t his place. has been :wrested by the lo.
eal deteetive ou 4 somewluit Foions
bitrge of passing it fumed bill for $25
•; to Mr. N't Morrice, Witcher, of Lon-
, dote The bill was suede out in the
!name of Geerge Cushing, farmer:, Lon-
!, don townehne with whom nitwit was
/ formerly employed. The case 'wits ad-
tiourued ntitl t13 -day (Thmedaev) in 01.-
g der that the accused might elect, the
• manlier of his Web -Among the mimes
he sneceesfol prize winners in t he
Diamond Dve word competition we
notice that of Miss Amy Moietan, of
this place. We congratulated Miss
Mot git 11 on lier StlCeCtirti.
OFiriCERS BLECTRI).-At the regnlar
eueeting of the 0.0.F. recently beld,
the folltkwing officers wei e elected for
the year MO -P.O.R., Geo. R. Brown;
C.R., Joseph Piper; V.O.R.. Jas. Me -
When; R.S.. Walt. Coursey, Fla. -See.,
W. F. Hawksbtor; Treas., G. A. Stan-
ley; S.W.. Jobn Piper; J. W., jostkpb
• Atkinson:S.13e Geo. Fox; J. B., john
II. Howard. It was unanimously car-
ried that the annual banquet he held
as usual some time in January of
whiell notice will be given later. Af-
ter the bilsinese meeting was over the
nieni bele eejoyed themselves at an
oyster slipper.
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eyetem, 13eware of mercury MI *tiler mlaerOl 1/018Cmsa WhIcil lag tuallY
deetora Ineserilko for this terrible dieenee. as they will ruin the eyatem.
Other treatments tirive the poison into tile evident, whereas our treat-
ment Oestroys the vines or poison in the blood end removee it from the
evatern entirely. vo the Pyroptems can tiever return. If 7014 have anY or
the renewlog 14Yenntorne consult 'PS before it is too fete; Iilotelies,
pruptione or Pimples; falling out of the hair. itchiness of the ekin,
etiffoess or-vele:A in the Joints. soreness in the meaelete tore threat.
uleer,e or bad Mato in the mouth. eore tengue, 4OUVZIeSS 0 the eternal)],
enlarged mantle. rueninn .5Orea. etc,
Our New Atethod Trea.treent purtfy the blood, heal up the sores.
remove all raffle; the hair will grow In again, all organa will be restored
te their normal condition. and the patient prepared to renew the dunes
ne pleasures er life. We guarantee marriage possible with absolute
r:u4y.
CURES QUARANTEED NO PAY
V.70 treat anO cure Verieeeele. MMus diedetere, Oleo
Zoog. ZessepArzinary Delon ;int4 Mestatlif Xidtso,7 tine laIlgt4C-V
TiADT1,1 Are you a victim? Nave you loet hope7 xotz con.
04 / templattrig marrietes? Ilas yotK bloat] been olseeserilt
you any we.: es Our New NIethOil Treatment
writ! Qum you, . Ceraraltattett rr4.,e. No matter vizo has treated ento
rite 110111€61 ONitiOR Vim) Ctiareie. Margo reafpn-able.
efreeeseeThe Galden 2,Tanitor" (illuetrated) DineaSeS of men.
lAteelec'e 14"Q:11-""' "Vt.P.deetlite, Stricture P141 Civet," zent X'SPIX
t:af:tele41.
tePleillit enetT C.O. I), 62 NAMES ON IMES Oa ENVELOPES, EVER'filliNd
OUESTCON 1.1Z.T.CID COST OF TREATMENT. FREE, FOR HOME CURE
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Success in after I
received when young.
No boy or girl slieuld enter business Ide in these class of keen
competition without preper preparetioa.
The inind should be trained to grasp and undoretand eom-
mercial matters quickly, aed every young man rine woman shoe
receive a thorough, pract:cal trainneo before entwine any business
house.
The Forest City Business and Shorthand College trains over
two hundred and fifty young mon and women every ydar, and still
the businers world is demanding more.
Booklet explaining courses, costs, etc., sent eerie for a postal.
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Made only by THE, N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
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A despatch from Stratford. says:
"Messrs N. M. Oontine, Hachancl and
Thomas Tombyll, of St. Joseph and F.
1. Flainelee, of Ottawa," representing
e a p it alis ts in New York, Buffalo, Que-
1,00, Montreal and Ottawa, were in the
eity recently, proposing to build an
lectric railway froin St. Joseph, on
Lake Huron, to this city, through
Zurich, Ilensall, Chiselhurst, Cromar-
y, Staffa, B.usseldale, Fullarton's Ccir-
net's, Carlingford and Avotiton. They
ask exemption of taxes on plant with-
in the city for twenty yeavs, and LIM,
right to furnish light and power and a
50 -year franchise. The work to' be
commenced On May 1 and finished ot
Dec. 31, 1004." The Railway Coinulit,
ee of the City Council and of the
I3oard of Trade had a conference" with
Ihe promoters hut nothing den tete has
vet been done
Newspaper Clubbing Rale&
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