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H.-DICKSO14, Barrister, Soil
.I • oitoa• of Supremo Court, b'otaryPublic
Conveyancer, Uerizu)issiomr°tic. Aloney 1p
Goan.
0rueetu.J, nson'sBlock,Exeter.
D'iul3tAD1)1EN,
Barrister, Solicitor, Collveyc,noer,
EXETER, : - ONT.
Olriee t,iltivoli'aBlack(flail'solcl office.)
DENTAL.
CART.W1 IGHT, L. D. S,
nee peeecl dental rooms overl
O'NIIIL'SBANE„where howill bo
�tA prepared to extract teeth without.
pain. , All operations performed with ea80 and
skill. Gold fillings n speciality. Office hours
0 a, 1E1 t0 6 p ni. O riina rns ElotiTllAT19; TRIMS
CASH.
IiINST. "A,N, DTNTIST,i.JD.S
l,htracts Teeth withoutp:a'in,
by giving VitalizedAix, or by
❑siii the New:.Lupa1 Antestb-
tic on the gums; mal:( %s Gold
Filings and ;ill other dental
work the best possible. Booms
Upstairs in SAMwELr s 13Locr, East side of
Man Street, Exeter, Ont,
'MEDICAL _ _ _.....-_-_-
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WitERE THEY MAY:"
VOL, XIII, NO 27.
IMPORTANT' NOTICES.
OAGUL1N:E.---Cel ent for Brok-
e) on Articles. Sold everywhere;
Sole, Makers. --KAY BIlUS., Stockport
Enghcnd, P
„cit COUGHS AND COLDS.
'i- A. Yr5 GOAl1 , OU ani Shoo NDO1, -
LzN �'F`+ S �Ll .. ,r,
) Aniseed., s
with Chlorocivne. '," Seneca, Squill .holo, ate
the attempt of the Grits to get into,
power over the Biel eenfftlld, wove all
treated in a manner that sortt dismay
to the heart of the row oxtreine Redl-
cale who were-sclattered .through the
hall. Al tees clove i'oue1ni oheere
were given for, the chairman, Sit
John, Mt, ;Meredith and the Queen.
A -Railway to Bayfield.
The followingowas sent ssEXETER, ONTARIO, THJRSDAY MORNING, FEB'Y 25,1886. !1ublerplP orserBnyleld to *he L)coiFreeTress:-
i . movement on foot in your City to get
Sirt,-I am glad to ' see a 'strong
' °11 f �:r ,. Tt COMMUNICATIONS
�%;� `►� .. � . , ROUND THE COUNTRY. more railway facilities. While the
-=� T - - =Ls, oity had made n move in the matter
We do not holo ourselves res lousi`�I
• l w e for epi
this heading
Wises to ailllounce to the inhabitants of
Exeter' and vicinity, that he bas opened out
in the corner Store North of Samwel
Pa'S COMPOUND, a demuleont '
oxileetorarit Tor Coughs and Gelds,
` Preisard N, whore he is prepared to make
all kinds of ordered work.
-7
(AY'S COMPOUND, for Coughs Sewed t
and Colds, is or -IL -tally sorvioabto: for Sewed work' a speciality.
FIorsos t,
,TAY'S IO PILLS, a specific in Repairing pronlpi,ly attender to.
; [1WTNCa''=lrli',ADUA'I'lii UNI• 2\eul•alria Pace-uoho ,to. 1
J. 'C f�ARlt, CO1ffliISSIONER
a int he Court 'P u Late Manager G. Eacr ott s Boot and shoe
�. Common Plcas�=Deeds,.
, M. D.,. 1 udCattle.
/., a Offleo oihierosiclonce Exeter.
V L ' SITS Trinity College, Member of
College 1 vysicians Ura 131 rceont Out;., .illi
ee,lilrlston.
II.HYNDi\EAN.-CORONE33 FOR
- the {founty of Huron. talco, opposite.
d.Ir.1.3sxling's store Sxotol
;, ,
\V. BROWNING i1T D , M. L
riaUniveleit `,UAice
-0 :4,0 : email ate Ireton �
J P1
nlld,resiaence,T)o1'.: nionTh,boratory, Exeter
GEO. MANSON
Wi„ils, ttfortgages, Lease s ,and all forms crag Establishment.
.reetnents drawn land executed accor'ing to;May 14th 84.
law.
MONEY' TO LOAN ON10EAL TESTATE. Parties "---,
Wishing to borrow: money on aoaoaut of re -
cont )ur
1 bases oi'lancl,ol topes off existing
mortgages will find a great saving bygiving
me a call, Can lend .money ata and Gl' per p
cont. acoordingtoterms. 7
• N.J.CLABE .
R. J. A.1U0,IaLINS, M. C. P. 8
O., o W,eo,11 Liu St lixotor,Ont. Beside]) SUMMONED
cehouserooently occupied by P. McPhillips,.
vas: To ear beforeBarg'
AUCTIONEEli,S.. E. U. FISH,
ENItY ILBJR, Licensed Auo- Whe e the m,cuwloo came' at the cr;y_of "next"
pi eeivod a Shave and affair -cut which could
tL tioneer•for fiay,Stephen, and susiGilli- not possibly have been surpassed by any
zray'Townsbfps. Soles conductor' 0,t moderate barber,
tams. Office -At Post-of$,ee,0rediton,'Out. 11.1CAIbTHE POST OFFICE.
�l OELN,, GILL, Auctioneer for the
�l 'Townships of Stephen, l:n.y and Usborno g pp
All sales promptly
and the Village of Exeter. 1
6
osteo
teed
Sales
attended, mad satisfaction- g
arra)iged at this office. i
VETERINARY. e SAY ALL THE LADIES WHO SEE
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS.
ENNENT &- TTl1NNENT, Veeri-
ng._
.nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Vete1ivar3 college, Toren
to, have op
for Wan tree
Domestic
M,.instreet
fron, a dis^ tattoo prompt'y
attendedto:- Med, „e for Ilorses Gattle,Sc
alway s on hand k. '1
g .
nesse+^ ,T,ai. ss
MONTIY TO'LOAN.
tmentof all
nniwais, on
Exeter. Calls
p ONEY TO LOAN CN REALES;
ILL. tate forth itHuron,CErieLoan' Say-
in
av
ingaSeciety. LOW rates ofinteresi. Apply -to
John Spaeknian,Exeter:
1- i 0NLY'CO LOAN ATG AND'Gik
•.l'i- percent:ic orcifu„' totarms. Private
•['tvncls, Apply t0
13 . V .ELLIO T
August 'Esti Sodicitcr, Ex tc7
11\//�17t-ONE/ '1' t� N A'I' G AND '0:
v1 - per cent, .1-'"•e ,eo rivato Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented,
L.17 DIG1ESON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSUlRANCE.
J. OLARK, Agen t for the 'Us•
o bornoand IlibbertMutua.:FiroIusur.
'ince 0 ompauy, Residence -3rd Con„ Usborne '
Order sbvmailt°Exeter P. O., pronsptly at-
tlondodto.
e� OHN 14IcDONELL, ISSUER OF.
elaBRIAGE LLCL'NSES.
orvienON PAvsozi's B7.e01i. •A full stook of all
Alio .agent forth°London Mutual lnsurance,kinds of
Oollipaliy of Canada, Mercantile Insurance Co tC
-Capital «500,000,00 Bead Office Waterloo:. Dye -stuffs and package
Out, Glasgow �C London Insurance Coy-cap-
,ta1$2,500,000 "Roast Office, Montreal Stand- D' eS OOi1St l I1 til ' on
and till Insurance Co., Read Office, London. y , 5
England ; Guiarautee, er. Accident. Co: 33oad
• Chieo, Toronto. Winan's Exetor. lIa]]d, wTllan s
i1: i WATERLOO MUTUAL Condition
pint INSURANCE CO. Powd
Without a doubt are the most becoming
styles ever introduced. Ladies, for something
invery iiue style, such as the Langtry. and
Parisian Bangs, Snratogns Waves, -Switches,
Puffs, Curls, or Wigs, call on Ike. J. Dearing, at
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP, EXETER.
'Where he will. supply all your wants 1n the
Hair Lino,
C`EN'TRAL
ti
Established in 1863.
1'EAD OFFICE` - • WATERLOO, ONT.
This coml:anv has been over 7i ighteen
years in successful operation in Westgrn On
bariO,andlOntinuea to .insure ngains loss co
damage by L'ire,Bnildi.ngs,Merchaudise,nlan-
ufactories,and all otherddescriptious of linsur-
able property, Intending insurers have the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Oash Systont.
During the Hast ton years this Company
has issued 57,008 Policies covering property
to the an'ieunt oi'li0,870,038 ; and paid inloss-
0s alono$100,"52,00
AssetS, $170,100.00, consisting of Clash
A clank, Government D enosit,'an d the rimies-
oasod Premium Notes on hnndand in force. 3,
W IVAT•nn.tIi D. Presides t. 0, (31. TASLoXt,
Secretary. 3,11. Iluontis Inspector. CHAS.
SNELL, Agoutfor Tsxeter and via.inity
11,1
T11 ID
JrldP1(1
9
an
AV
E=1
OF CANADA.
The :Royal Mail, Passenger and ineight
.Route between Canada and Great Britain and
direct route between thoWes t'and all points
on the Lower St. LeWi'enoo and 13aio ties 0li -
lour, also
_ �' 1 t
k Nova Scotia
l�eaV11111SirIC , ,
P. B. Island Cape Breton,
Tll'eav:$'oaInn(1.1 ail (1t,
taste. Jalntniea.
Noir and elegant Pullman Buffet Siooping
rind 1)a,y Cars rein on through Express trains,
1'i(sseu orsfot•Crteat •I:tritaau 01, h0 Conti-
nent by lc -saying, Toronto at 8.10 a. in. !theirs•
clay will join eitttvnrcl mail steamer at 1t 1i-
;ax la,; 11). S;t1,urrlay.
Superior;flleval Wftrohon5o and .bock
come] Orla tion at 111lira x tor 1111ptn oat of grain
and r'o)ioral inercband;sc..
Vso,rs of experience 1ava.1 l('Vedt1110 TNTEN-
Cf)I,C)ivIell:, iri eolliaect•ipn ir•itn stcamsltip
11000 to and from Itemise. LI very col and
(tlesac wto Ile fax. to be lino 31111cl:est tmi,ght
route between Cadrela and 030atMita in,
frsrurt1,tipt,: Iu ar; rn .3'+1.ose11gor. seed Y,roi ht g
rates can be I0at1 on ni31)11.1311)on to
TAOTIMET 'IL 11%)0I)111 ,
Wcetoru 1i`roight Passenger Agent
>:'rssiu douse 1110010, York St., Toronto.
1).l'OT l.'1' E'1T •Li,
Chief {itrll03fl, tendon t,
'flat hstt;l• 0,114:3,' `,111,cf0 ;i,1'', No', 1.1 1895,
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and. always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
xetex
MR. W)L LYNiI is prepared to do
CUSTOM TA!.LO I O
0
At it ton.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
W 1LL1ALV1 L Y N 1u'.
made in the h9 Lat t l
Latest Styles,
and
Satisfaction
y >
guaranteed in every respect.
CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND AT LOW RATES.
Ladies Jackets a Specialty
Give him a trial and be convinced that
will give satisfaction.`
-WILLIAM LYNE.
utter �:Eggsl
wANTED. e
j
thes
Has1opened out in
.0 a rre le 86 Co's, CAI Stand,
..
h7.
1XETEE NOEtTH
Com. let , t
e stock of Groceries. I
P
16 lbs. Sugar; $1 Tea,' 25, 50(
and 76 cts -Good Quality.
Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices.
A nicely assorted stock of
PI --RDW ARE.
FORKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES,
(Meals.) Beet Machine oil 60n per Gal.
COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EVER.
t A reduction of 5i Per Gent. on
Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A good Suit of
ALL -WOOL SERGE for 157.50. Suitings and
Overcoats Cheap.
Our Dress Goods al's marked down to.
the Lowest Notch.
COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A House and Lot to sell or rent. Apply to
JOEN MATHESON. •
HAY P. O.
Exeter _Butcher Shop
R. DAVIS,
V �e7 f
B`L li�P
cher5�
�� General al Dealer
--IN ALL NINES
P
OP—
Ou1etoSmaerys supplied TUESDAYS,
THURS.
J. !pTT�
SATUi3DAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Elowlotlgo Is Powor
:GUY 70TPY3, GFQCERIES
C .gyp : :t
Fl ]be, Bice, .. 25 Cants
5 lbc. Bnckwlistat, 3.11. Flour, 25
1 lb. Co1oa, 21
1 lb. Y. 31. Tea, 25
1 Ib, Good Clofioe, 25
4 lbs. Turkey Prunes, 25
3 Cans Mackerel, '25
3 Thick Plugs Chewing or Smoking
Tobacco, 25
Currie Powder0. crap.
20''
1Quart
iiolilf., 20.
N. P. Soap, 20
3 lbs. hanaily Soap, 15
2
Fars i .l.,le ,eer
ie Soap,
a�
l,.
2 13a1111 Victor' Soap, , res
ti Piclkstone's WallinCrystal,•.
i0
honey Snel(0 Cho
aiets TobI.
009, 10
McDonald's Thiel:. Smoking,
,. 10
ley Gold seal. Cigar, E , 5'
5 Cigars, (Pure Spanish Juice), o
), G
nr �
,
stir ,
I,11i31;3:> TIIr, 1117Di,,T-S`s ;
OdV4 S M 00 South Ghir
aEO RC E. w
Agent for Demiuioti Lino ()P. TR. 1f
stOaAi•
thiels,
L1ffLMAOEL
KI' 1I(iON.
WINTER, DA
To be sold out to make cLlie 1'OOi'.Y1
—for—
'SPRING IMPOB'T'A'T'.IONS
1600 .cis. Spool Cotton,25 Cents,
y P
Caps Reduced 20 per cent,
Scarfs ..ton's Shirts s tC Drawers, Overcoats.
Bal. of tton's ,11 Woinc:u's Overshoes;
G -I10 C,l +II T.IC'73
(, r
Good 'Rice, . . .
24, lbs. :Peking Soda,, , , .
20' lbs, Iulrbtir,
14 nes: Tt
)prloy's,Gatrto Pool,'
3 liege's ludcly s Large Ilex Matches,
20 yds. Fnctot;v Cotton, (1 yard wide),.
(3 yds, Grey T'lalntaril,
,11o,, 300. too: Seo.
$1.,00
1„00
1.00
100
0.25
1.00
1;(l0
Itonenlber our 1,2�rl�rr�.l..1��,�,
,lbs, tea offer holdsigood •e
NEVER, . . , r0L ,t
.
y �vwi rh.,, 1,
Granton.
11-
ions expressed by eorrosgon:lents unci
2'o the Later. Threes, •
er I1IAIII 1TS.-Wrielat, 78c.; 00 13, 30c.;
peas, 55e.; barley, 45 t,) 05; etsgr+,
DEAR SIR. -I see by last week's Is
9rto of yOut' 0{7teln. that "Credit°
German" believes that a letter I set
you some time, ago from here ie
fiction. - That 'nate particular one ala
believe els 11e likes, bet 1 irtiow that b
does ltpt repres'eut the true Germa
feeling in this Riel affair.
In the first place, 0115 rutin wit
ever read now,�prLptir letters knows
once that the person who wrote la
German Crediton a few weeks ag
and the one who wrote last week. ar
certaialy not one and the same per
sou. The ``U,editon Gorman (wh
lives in Exeter) got into a trap, go
caught, and now ons to appeal t
ll
some on'e of a different style of corn
po-item), to get him out of the fir.
That la easil,v seen through, and I
thought the Exe,e orihe had more
cuteness than to try and palm eft
both letters as the production of any
one person. r There ' is a peculiar
smack Anel want of punctuation about
this last letter that I have noticed ick
letters in your cotem. before.
But to the point. This last
"Crediton Garman'' (who doesn't live
in itixetor) thinks the C-ermaus well
pleased With the position of the Re-
form party on the Rio! affair.r If he
would tailO the trouble to, task the first
dozen of; them he meets,,in an unbars
sett way, their opinion, cif Biel and of
the treatment be got ff.om the Gov-
eenneat, aid of the tray the Reform-
ers are trying to malts a great man
and a martyr of him. he will soon be
convinced,. that they, as a• c',a96, are
very much dissatisfied with the Re-
form ptatform,, and that they do trot
intend to give a. solid vote for that
party nett time. Tfi tit is the case in.
Hay, an ti I know from conversation,
that that is also the ease in Stephen.
3aae, possibly, could the: .Germans
suppot't a,, party, that merely for the
sake of finding fault, say thret Riel
0(119 11 patriot, a geed men and that,a.
mnuntnetit will 'yet 1}e oreoted to hie'
memory ; when that very aam9 party,.
leaf re he was hang and when they
supposed that the Government world
be afraid to let hien Nang, 'denounced
this earns ,Risk tit, Ilio greltest Sc•lilud-
rill a;id vagabond oil eo;rth. Wheu
the party ob'tuge 'ground so quickly,
on this gleetion that people neva un-
deeet;and, and for tib other object on
earth but to oppose the (ovarnmei�t,
most 0eal)1e will conclude that till
their ovine o1position, is abort as
reasonable its this. This is a plain
gttestion that people can understand
and see the motiyes of the party, and
If their motives and opposition its
1
other matters, are as mean and feeble
as in this Riel matter, heaven help
the party and their supporters, I” say.
Io',v is it that every I+'(0noh Riel
paper in Qaebec is at present so high-
ly praising the Ontario Grits and
datnniiig the 0 iterio Torie;. There's
something wrong about that brother
Germin. I`don't want and don't, be:
rave, Crediton German, or any ,ether
German wishes tobe praised, by any
such partylas the fauutio Feenoh lies
party. Something decidedly wrong
about it, and we won't stand it brother
German. Ztri000H GER -MAN.
Zutich, Feb'y 22nd, 1858.
15c.•
•
butter,
16 •
et o
t ld ., flour, u
Rev. Mr. Stephenson was absent
last Sunday attending the anniversary
services at Cliflord, his last station,
11'Ir. Joltnatou supplied for him in
Granton:
Au item iu l'aturday's Free. Press
situs that Granton .Methodist church
will have e $1,500 pipe organ within
three mouths. A pipe organ would
t not correspond very well with dingy
walls, old fesliioued seats and tltloar-
peted aietee.
o Rev, .)r, Beaumont, of Berlin, de -
e livered an address in the Episcopal
oburclt ou the iGtlt rust., in t ze ]arae
O este of the' Bible Society. The:eionnee-
a
tors for
the society, t
uta Misses s
Webb al
y. �U' and
0 Citmet'on;, euceeelled in..ioatherirtg a-
n' very respectable earn.
.The return cbeoker thatch between
the Fish 'Creek and Avonton clubs
came off at Mr. Alex. ielcDouald's,
near St. Marys, 0n the 16.11 inst., and
resulted in another victory, by six
games, fur the Fish Creek club; The
Grantou members of the club speak
of Mr. MoDopald's hospitality in the
highest terms.
Notavithstaanding the very stormy
weather or. Friday evening, the 8011001
entertainment was all immense cue.
floss. The school li luso was crowded
John D. Gough Dead.
Pneeenhx.rinA, .Feb. 18. -John B
Gough died at 5 o'clock: this evcnitlg
[ibe deceased 0193 English by birth
but came to the United States when
quite yotn,0,11d
1V'a. t
a
A not ican in)
his a
)9ae,e, )
1 109 a) e
d m.
i Y
t athieo. In early life he eves a greet
drunkard, and on his reformation int•
tftined phenomenal 81100089 113 a tem-
perance lecturer. Ile may, in, fact,
be said to have originated the proles
Sion of temperance lecturing, and
most of those who have {sin -weeded him
in the sante career have followed mors
or le:'ls closely in his nlettiotis.' leer.
Gough had undoubted eloquence,
g eat, dramatic power, a flow c,f feeci:
blo language, and an inimitable fescue
ty for mimicry, i'1 the use of which lie
at times approached ' very closely to
,
bnlfoiltlry. A. fund ,.f 111ustrt��tiorl, and
anecdote added a 11(311 1) the interest
of his diicotitse'i• 1I.o untlOilbte.dly
was the muse of 113u011 r)01)(1 in
l
induc-
ing nanY to tbondon the dr1 tlg
habit. Ile travel 11e;(1ens v,ol;y' abroad
and ser hired a world>Yuillo reputation
1 p
/tie ft' brlllitaut and ^t• r
'a et1"t,�,1V.1, pltltfgl ll.
to ales.' Latterly he has lectured ex
in sivcies °,r ge„ev.il tubjnr.., while
lot al)!ati,101ting 1118 t0111I)er'{],nie work,
and few spz,niters wove bettor known
or 111010 snocoiifu1 111 notractilig lar e
audiences, His. Ileeth ensues a reap in
the 1'lil)ics of pietfoein oratory,'
which
Will not fcllcl iy be iiilotl.l
to i :; utmost capacity, and although.
over 175 complimentary tickets were.
issued to 3011001 children, teachers in
neighboring schools, singers, etc., the
proceeds 11130)10ted to $G0. The St.
Alary s Colle;iate Institute Glee Club
gave several i;keeo.'and choruses. Mr.
Brad:oy, of St. ,tlarve, gave a couple
of 0011lto recitations in good style and
received an encore each time. Mr.
G. A. Stanley, of Lneau, wlee is all
old favorite here, was lordly encored
after 0001 reoitatiolt, hisses °miler-
on and Bur'089 cash gave recitations
which were well received. ler: Fred; John B.Gough's estate is estimated
Robinson, of Parkhill,' received a
hearty encore uftor each of his soalgs..
The singing of Airs. Eames, Mr. and
Mrs. G^ant, was well rendered, and
received much 'fovorablo °eminent.
Mr. Levitt and Mies Cameron were
heartily applltur(ed for their violin and
organ selec!io't3. The Kirkton quer-
tette, oonsisting of the 11lisses Legear,
?Miss Joliiloton track 1121'. Brown render-
ed good service, especially ie the song
dialogue, and Miss Jolineloo's s.los,
which `PPre, qI'eo6.,
ibe hirIcoun 1retllel n In ten egdill a11Valle!i�yS pr,11e
I, think they should go fftrther and
extend the lino to Bayfield by Exeter,
fond Zurich. This esteneion would
bass through a beautiful, fertile part
of the '
country present re
s t
en 1131
well
situated with railway accommodation.
Thorn is 110 engineerin;, difficulties in
way; 11 very; level country to pass
through. A. connection with our
harbor, one of the safest on the lakes
(and now undergoing repairs 11V the
Dominion Governuleut,) could be
nude, free access to which would be
given to any conlintny whloh would
come. The Municipality of Ray-
field has already voted $10,000 as a
bonus for a, railway, and world still
give it. Other nluniclpalitiea no
doubt >would aeis(• Loudon could
have all the t;•ade of this section, and
one of the best summer resorts
brought to their doors for
all.. time by
this extension. Bayfield is beautifully
situated on the eastern shore of Loth
Huron, within one and "a half hours'
ride by rail from your city; ;is very
healthy, and land very cheap. We
want a railway very cad and it will
come 801119 day. Whyout now and
connect with Loudon 2 It has been.
talked of coming from Woodstock by
St. Marys, Exeter and Zurich" to
Here. intention has Ala& been made
to the C. P. R. croesire frons Wroxe-
ter
by Clinton-'
10 bars. L have no
docbt this company will take up this
unoccupied part of Oho country alma
day. Nothing would pay there b tier.
By looking at the map anyone ciao
see e'hat a fine stretch nf unoccupied
territory wants _rail way aid. Banes D.
Net 'Ph Oil lltemptat9c1'' line
would probably run across the town-
ship of Stanley, from the London
Hilroll
& Bruce line, a dstsanee of
Wit. llllle9.�
NEWS NOTES.
1)1' an Interesting Character.
Welcome Here. The only thing on the
pr:)gratntlle'that' {yes its at137wise vet-
;,ar, was a soli; by a 1)010011.who, at -
though down for .tiastruinental annsic,
1
gave a Hong instead. He was 110)1
given a second opportunity, Its his
aam0 was promptly struck off the
programme.
C OnServative Convention.
An important mooting of the South
Perth Uonservative Association was
held in St. Marys ou Wednesday last,
and considering the stormy weather
and the almost impassable state of
the ro'idv, suss well attended. Mr,
Allan (Jarman, St.. Marys, wag ap-
pointed president; Ltir. J. Dougherty,
Mitchell, vice -do.. T. D. Stanley, St.
Marys, Secretary; A. Dalt, Mitchell,
Treaenrer. A strong Executive Com
mittee was also appointed, composed
of three electors from eaoli tnunicipal-
itv. .A. ntiiliber of resolutions approv-
ing of the policy of the Dominion'
Government expressing confidence in
the leader of the opposition in the
Local Legislatare ; the patriotism of
the voluuteers in responding to the
call of duty in
the
I1)tit
Nest etc.,
t
were passed amidst groat o t ),k
tnMe,
sued euppofted be the tnevOre rind
eecouders.with able epeeche9. Iu the
evening a Ma39 meeting was held in
the town Mall, the chair` being filled
by the "'resident of the Assoeitatiou.
illesare. Cul], Lowrie end Johnston
tnade a few remarks. slid Mr. W. R.
D,tvis mud 11r. J. I'. Woods` spoke foe
half an
It°ur(moll, 11,10d Me. T,honitbt
Cowan, of Galt, foe upwards of ttivo
hours. The latter fairly electrified the
andienee with 4100 nf '(.leo moat hese l•-
lt
melt and forcible 'political a itleesses,
perhaps, ever before tle!iviroli ill t}iri
cootit,;r I of Perth, .•,r •ail '
� old l>,efnitn
el', Oho, on :tee+lgt,t if, the d -narking
policy of the Grits, was forest.' to
leave tile 111i1ko, tee ,vs -i al)tt3 to 81101
V
up the party in to Wvav that leo et Illy
citrated till 1101140 Iryt` ))11)ral. His pe--
,, t1 , "Greed bc, ,.1�, c,C•i•nu:l Olrl a Cli"tf,
Ind conaptaria•r11 119 111•0v bht;we00
111111 ,;Intl ,lir, 33ke,!.e, sn to001101 the
heaves of till
• . . present, that they. . neve
y31135 to 10113
;IA 01001,50.4 bars>to of
•1:,lilri130�.�)- The NVet,1353)311.P4)1113y : r, a L7
1t rR,
1.11,3ot1:nr13i] friillt lis o Elver . 8taand , :a
,Y plot ;
;
adrant.ltgc':, t,f il.o Peeif c R•til wa it
Y
-t: rte oelil )Ieti1,11 'i11 •111 itllnrt ;a tirne;
,
the reliel,i,,ti lu ,1.1 1 it'hh west, 1i13ii ci
at less than $75,000. He leaves a
house and 200 acres of valuable /and
about six miles from Worcester. His
literary is valued at $2,000. His
personal property will yield bis widow
an income of $2,500,
Jotiu B. Gough, the great Temper-
ance Lecturer is dead. He died at
Philadelphia while delivering a leo-
t, .1 13th, Tile 0tem) Eva
apoplexyare0.the
Quebec, Feb, 23. -Mr, Louis La.
classes joiner, reeldifgwith his son-dil-
1 l iv, Mr, Chas, Gagnon, St. Ants
5
elm(l alfdQ1 St. li 30b, tugs oltnl ed
while eating leis c�ini 8t ICdlerrlayi ti
pisco of inset sticking i,n ills thrust
and causing alm09t 1t18tatit death,
despite all that c inld be done for the
unfortunate nun's relief.
Ottawa, February 23. -Tile 'inline
gr ation agents of the older Provinoee
will shortly have a conference with
;Hon. John C1arliug touching the
work of the coming season. The
Government agents are endeavoring
only to encourage the immigration
of agricultural laborers of some
means, leaving the artisan clase to
tape care of themselves till such time
as the demand! exceeds the siipply....
Hon. J: A. Cllapieau, Secretary of
State, has .eommeucedG0 ISSUE ,pass-:
parts to the individuals who propose
to take part in the approaching pil-
grimage of Abbe Provenoher to the
Holy Lund.. The Dominion Govern-
ment, on receipt of $1 accompanied
by the required infortnatioo, will
grant a passport." The oast of the
pilgrimage will be $403, The steamer.
Labrador gill leave New York on
March 10th next with the pilgrims.
After retchiug .Havre, Pari, the
Caulous Shrines will be 'visited and
t19 stay the HolylY Lendud will last
t
15 days.
Portland, Oregon, Feb. 22. -About
2 o'clock this m 'ruing the Chinese
esitlents were drivel! eat of Ore ot,
city, thirteen, Miksa ',oath of Verso.
They tvere awaltenedd4by ro snob of
forty or fifty White men, who l noclked
thein about, twisted their queues and
,tole all the money found 011 their
per:eons. They were tlleu escorted to
the 8teamu;,tlt Lsatoni�i, which was
lying at:the wharf, placed rta
oirl of
her and cettvoynrl tit 1hi' city, their
elve8 pale
„ 1 tl apt of the inomley
stelae trona them. 1ot
tytwo China.
men 171 all Cveril•• >;
dt.11,.rt . Out. It is
t11i(E:rsttli)t1 tlitat 1(3 )3(1/3011,1(3)0(3.?1L
Port-
land
agittttEl,' oVP.,9 a1 Ohl 111111 r `
t )t t4lc
llloVOn1"v11t Th nn;tllc..9 of tnrarlY of
to1
nl;is are .rno,lril, and the 0111,1 un
'net•ellall here 7a.I t(l,t, they will
;e
'elite t lttil ll Cif r,
i qt. ti) 11 IVO t,itr,n iitrlioteil
11 1,11111 ret.
y•
.t
,
tilil6r 1 ,na101
✓ ., VJ .laUtl.tUf:1L6utl,tttlr•
f,teturers of ;..lithIteln`1 r 1.11tVO
(3 (3)1`11001. iJ 10b:lit''0
„ , ,, $0 x0,000 ,' riotii.
111,0,1190t:,y.'$70,000. `l'110 f,01t11'o wits
as
11 t,d b�th,. >.t,.,t1, t. r.,` ,,,
.Y p t tit oil d 1 tfi,.,ir)tl,
Iha firm ('113(11r)5fltl 3300 I1•tlids and
isbnr OEl 11)1135 ;5100,000 etiu:i 111,55.