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Leer; 1..1. Creighton.
Goa: eo Jennie Eine.
Ise.. I. Al'. 11. Meferaekom •
Ce• ' . loell Calle .
Eehisn Iete•e C. I. 11. Co.
A telii o.r. Report Woe. Clerk.
Tenolere Wanted -Iwo. IlfooLeetehhee
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Is the present tariff bete= Canada,
and the states is all that it is eraeked up
to be, why is it that almost every few
days th,•ee otre donna': idiot waiting mem
the Government diking for alterations
and amendments ?
Ist reference to the introduction of el.
cctric light into Brussels, froni a canvas'
made of the business men and others it
appears tweety.six lights would be tak-
en and in addition there would be the
etre., •les. Tow., Her w 1 the
bility of the "miens diuretic, falling in•
to line. IC this be tree, turd we lave ,10
rendes •1 oebt itelleee womloi not be.
anyth iter piu' 7: ly l t ODA
the verdure either loy ivotte enterprise
or by a email joint soede company. r he
cost, w 1h ie noes:illy the most import,
ant phase of the que.tion, isnot desessive
when e empered wile that of humus.
oil, elliworeys, eze., letee rely 13 tante
per night to each 0311€0101, burning 00
nights in the year. The light is guemn
teed to bo a superior white, steady of
light, 1,000 candle power and unsurpass
ed by none. About $1,300 would suppl
the dyeamo and all necessaries exeep
the power and in surrounding towns th
eorporation takes hold of the plank the
reducing the cost of lighting very materi
ally, We are aware of he financial ob
ligations already resting on our should-
ers as a municipality, but we believe fit-
ted' men could be found in town willing
to put in $180 apiece to manage the busi-
ness if nothing else could be done. Eith,
er of the two leading Electrio Light Com-
panies in Ontario would give a trial test
of 110 daYe, or thereebonts, if they saw a
probability of consummating a bargain
with the town. It will do no harm to dis-
cuss this question freely aud the columns
of Tug PiPAT are opei for short, practi.
cal opinions; either for or !wettest project.
Had wo gone to the expense afros mains,
fixtures, ode, there would be a strong
reason for not atlyanclote, but, as see
stated last wart:, the cerporretion has not
die cent invested in lighting apparatus,
excepting the nee street lamp at the
Tow, Hell. The engt of keening the
electric light in order after the plant and
power have been secured is a mere begot-
telle. Wo don't anticipate that every
resident will go into raptures over this
subjeet, lout Nra expert that these who are
desirous of keeping Bruesele to the from:
will give the proposition their earneet con.
sideration, at least,
Washington LL•tter.
f1 rp.0 roue neeelot; o•ere,sedpiente
wesioeseroserele, ea, erste
Cemereseionel maters arc in a. pretty
badly mixed conditiou. Notwithstand-
Mg the extraordreary promptness of the
ap 0 riations committee in disposing of
their businee, the House still has three
appeeerietient bills to act on in their
firs e state,. Only orw of thes", the gen
arsi deficiency, which re necessarily the
last Zee the erantni•tee to coneider, coma
fe e Mr. Reentall's committee, The
deo re e., are the 'filo, and the
di, • :11.‘ Boner passes theee
thee
ioill have but ot short thee for eon.
silo ',eine in the Senat.• committee and
ho the Sceate. 11 10 not impossible that
on • om more of them will fail. The con.
fee committee hate agreed upon the
an.• reete to the legislative hill, over
whioer there was verso little coetroversy,
Ti.1- other conference reports have
yet to be eons:aural in the House. With
all this and the contested election case to
tale up much of tho short time left for
the eessioe. it is likely that some impor-
tant matter may be pinched on the 4th of
Mereh, espeoially if a tariff discussion is
yet to be indplged ie. There is no sort
or , thence apparent for the tariff legis-
lation, but the ways and means oum•
seht00 expect to get action on the Mille
reeeletion before adjournment. They
expect to be ale to pass it ; they don't
kno e certainly whether they can or not,
but they propose to get an expression of
opinion on the stibjeet.
The Democratic Senators are making
great efforts to secure action on the Pre.
sident's late nominations. It is reported
that they have some plan on foot by
which they hope to force notion on some
of those they aro most anxious about. It
its suggested that thePresident may with-
hold his approval from some of the
measures the Republicans aro most in.
terested in, and let them die on the 4111
of March if certain nominations are not
confirmed.
Senator Harris hes made a reeolution
and there is no doubt that he will keep
it. The failure of the Senate to confirm
the President's appointment has decided
the Tennessee Senator to make a motion
daily to the end of the session to go into
executive session and consider nominee
flans. He finale that Mr. Cleveland's
nominations to the number of 277 have
been pigeonholed, In contrast, Presi.
dent Arthur made 612 nominations sub-
sequent to the election in 1881, and all
hot 20 were confirmed, while Mr. Ihyos
nominated 680 officials in the same
period, and but few of them were not
confirmed. The ilgeres, it is claimed,
speak well for the present administra-
tion. Tho number is not unmet rather
under than over the number of routine
appointments.
inhe Japanese minieter end illoulante
Mutat aro grefttly enjoying the ;wawa
Meant society enperbly, The legerion player ,1ot'i 0 the tercet that he hee 1..ft Id
le in pee, Ilan order, teal it. oconpluite employ with (redone." Mr. Jail:Hal .0
aro elill ou lieepitable thoughts 1,4010, viewed the praPtiilta ref ;rotate", wit e
The seed"; it ; he long drawing•rooin ,are dentured, eau leave an ofilee or Ger 0 voile,'
01thiticelly breed' up by a (lever nt. of yeare and sally forth, vett theme Iv, e
anger -raid of 000 Otto. So inc of thaw journeymen, and .1,, botooliert week. The
are perticularly notable, one 15 °usenet resolution was referred to it eenunittee
with a cloth of go1.1, with the ilesum of o composed f tV. 11, Chloe., J. II. Trayee,
eiiy o•.t. 'vote 't thee. oe teed0 over a. oboe V. dente; yllie, :r lo o , 1'. le
9000,01 00)0,. filo cl.all. Tho cebinote ill Oar!: Wal L. el, Jae,:
elie room H.T0 Of eV.Illioifo Worlilllalallip. -."
and the bamboo dialers ar opholetered in , i A 12,1'012 County.
perch, tapestry, loroettoleol with bird. and
Drenches of 00,0, 1 IP: InillistUr prince se t : l
sumo ure tactuty is being loo
greatly to tail lifaterime. vase, enamelled Clinton.
on eater, itecomothied by a parchment 10'. MoKibbon, of Gerrie, In
containing tho eongratuletions of 2,000 up practice there and has ream to
letme. (thereon, fieratforlide a member-
ship of 001,
Pr. II. C. laerehanit, ot Alitooluoll, hal
been drawn seeretary of the Alpha. Omega
society or the Moodie .1 Department of
Buffalo Corivereily.
V. lentino Move, of Lidowid, who ha.,
for yeare been e well Olden citizen, end
Otte carried on 14 stievesieful lotisinetos as If
1, Wifilift°•• 0• 0,1, Ira,
IVIoney 9 r
ne,, 7ree :
leitee'e 'oee ! e •
NfOtloy to Lonit • Nflig.:s f-
1.-..• •
11,•rly. 10
,
le ee
.1•e.. • •- • o
01,1 hotel .1.001ii 0 li 11101 01 I0,' CHil.°11iir 1 ,0 ,.f er • 0i 1 ' .'31 o
.1; or,: • lart.to
leiti eo, A eve not, and iraen le retnovieg hie , o o ...
Uterlyout early in the spring to hike '";''"e'("lo .°O "i i ,' t .eo.
.
chore of flood hodetrie.
'.00000 ei aur...:,,,,,. 1M1 W tin, .elee refl.,' '40)1 1'
to dischergo Alr. McGregor, or Fiteatford, 111•118:41.1s, Ont.
a lunatic, who has been confined in the
people, sent him when his appointment te,
a$ minister to this country was announce. It is 110t improbable that Thu, Ax,
el. Madame Mutsu entertains her in. worthy, late treasurer ef Cleveioausl, will
iiinotte friends with nut Ilse "Koto," purchase the Attie!' property at tioilerieli
the Japanese plane. It is six feet 1 mg _ and mule them peemeeemey. •
l•y about eight inches across,end the Miss 0, Shaw, or Seaforth, 100 i '00 010101
eills stringer are deasin leegthw toe on the a largo Newfoundland deg when the log
minded top. It le inou 'tel upon a row pe,medie wee heel of her e„, „ete he
wilieb 15 a" unusual 1.'"810°". for 1 , a, 00 teeth when eho suddenly jerked bank
is wont to stand upon tiny feet, the per- leavitog part of the ear in the stogie
f Amer sitting upen a mat in the Grienmouth,
to home. In t le rats rig room t e I. he Clinton R. cord says e---71muley
American legation the pc:former must morn; „g last was an oassolosally cold
ooeupy a chair. one here, Tho thermometer ranging
The Preeidenr is reelieing, evidently, from 29 to 21 degrees below zero, 11W104
tied the 4th of elarch is near at hand, probably the coldest weather evor ex•
and that it will bo neeneeary for him in veridical here that there hi ally record
of Loirclon, Eng , and exactly ten minntee
io der to leave his desk' Cleat 0 11 Air. of,
..••,, , .,,.„.„1 •,,,,, 0 0„.,:.1//10 :00,000 :, eoeeteti ,..„!.. re eel, Nee ee, 9.,,01,0 efd r 0 ,, 0, 0,!,,• ,. 1,a,1 1, 00 p 11,,,,,,,d ' WI"! "Ir'Ir PntrnI1W-10.
:n. the 1101HA r.i 0 oeineee accumulation by the yotom couple were eeperotted by the e il
meeting for the election of officers+, at the 'Inds of 8,4(4,9)71th/rig
,,..,., of the approachieg eu•I of Con- Queen's Hotel, when Joha Afeelurroty death of tho groom. It appears that FM A
Husson erriviel fr..101 the Old Contotry
gra e The hills axe • me i ng in upon w„s sleeted preside', t ; 1 elin Joh nada , 1,Y0Pk D0/10,
hen ..eally turd he hool, nueleithted y, yesterday with the inientioo, of becoming
coral...re:mho bush]. 'ft of kpril ill• eeture Vice Praffient I Chas. Milne, Secretary
Tweau.,,r., ceirenietee_eee .1°,,.„„r, J., the linorhatel of hi. Comedian finance and ;Ind elealeree rei oei (111.01.:11'reeed),
.
to whoa up, in consequeirce he has to a ie in heo preemie ..
male an c III ial reemest that he be let E. Meek .11 and C. Overbuy.
W. J. Oluite, of Exeter, eel; '4110010 Tit" -third earned ineeting of the We make a Specialty of
alone during this week, a • it will be ab-
solutely neeedtary for him' to La To theee leave for London. Ito hats for some
years been engaged with J. I'. Clark, of closed Friday. The ollionee of the Board Horseshoeing,
Canadian A. ti. I.;, tv. Belief Society
six days bn• uniete meted work, ler of Directers for lied 'ore a . renews .
Exeter, and his leaving is regretted by
GINE PS A CALI,
other WOrili; lia W111 ti.r. 11C at home. the members or ilia Janice Street Nether Preeident, J. 11. 'Miller (remleeted ;l Vint
'There is an air of eteeme Toiet at the VicaPreeident, J, J Elle, Moo tr'•al ;
'W1 . . flier, Sunday belted, as well as other or
1 ' '
Torun- Toronto Lunatic Anylum for the period
of 23 years. Hie friends made the appli• Ni; ill 1
1 d of h
cation on the ground that he hotol recover. e. .4
ed ilk reason This WW1 110t loorne out by
the facts as stated by 1>r, Claris, who am
peered on the ;motion, and the application ,,,
sad dismiesed, filo Illulornignou .11,,:iro lu ill.
--a.-- tillintil 1'0 tho peoulo uf 1,11i,-; 000-
A letter came te the Comber pornoffiee liull that they have bouglit
addressed to the ePosttnesto r mod town
ont tile
constahles,” I be elitist ve loom the signa-
ture of .J04,10.110 'tipper," anol stated tied BLACKSMITH/NQ t.;US1NESS
t.,, ri,ti,.ts meat be had in Slomber, to be
siteriilvd on the alto, of reveuge
A. Montreal ourespoudent Wive meals ; At an ewel v hen thio mor•oine 'ties Vary
Mulelthy, 'Hying at No. 1 St. Edwerel et.,
Alonereal, wits married to Ralph Unseen,
fq-X1,10K S 1-mENI.,)
rivate Funds to Loarn
$20,000
I ; Bayo 1,00. niae.d. in my hands
• .for Investment on real estate.
LOWEST RATF. OF INTEREST,
A 0 Coninussiou.
BOMA% PPS WM 1111 Vt; 10t1,116 C0111-
pletod in Three Da3'S if -title
' satisfactory.
W. M. SINCLAIR,
Setioitor, Brusse/s.
of ,Vin. Honor .,\19,TTR:1; j.Ve,ct Door
to 311...John 11'001s 11 ayon 9/10/0,1
mid they m.0 pre; ntr.1 to at Lona
10 the wants 01.. all (11 vorithe 111001
111(0 Hour mown la s wiliCh flag
broken only by the round of reeeptions,
the last of which oecured last night, to
the public. rl
Serena itse.I reeidem, B. Alexander,
Galt ; Third Vitt -President, Maj. olitmes,
Bowmanville ; Secretary, 11, AT. Wilkin.
eon, Toronto Trees , .ffiel. Watt, Toron-
to ; Medical Director, Dr. W. J. Rowe,
Georgetown ; Auditors, Thos. Boll, Wm,
Hutchinson, Toronto ; Finance Com -
mitre, the President, Secretary and Jots.
B. Nixon, Toronto; cturer, Jae. 13.
A smash-up on the Teeswater branch
of the C.P.R. occurred at Mt. Forest at
2 o'clock on Sunday morning, Owing to
the heavy snow storm no trains readied
there on Saturday. The train from the
east, =elating of two engines, van and
first and second coaches had orders to
cross the elow and two enginee there.
The rails heti apparently spread at the
switoh, allowing the tender to cross the
track, the two engines breaking looee.
Tho baggage car struck the tank, damag-
ing the tank, and the coaches followiorg
left the rails and wero badly damaged.
The two engines which broke 10040 kept
on and ran for a mile and a quarter at
great epeed, and fleetly stuok in a snow-
drift. Tho plough from Teeswater, with
two engines, ran into them, completely
wrecking the four engines and knocking
the plough into kindling treed. Vertu.
nately no lives were lost.
Tho annul report for the year 1887 of
the registration of births, marriages and
deaths in Ontario shows that during the
year the number of births registered was
45,900 ; of marriages, 14,400 ; of deaths,
23,414—shoeving deeroese in births of
154, 0.01 all increase of iiietediegue .2 1015,
and an inereese in deaths of 230. The
ratios to population were as follows :--
13irtha, 21.7 per 1000 ; marriages, 0.8 per
1000 ; deaths, 11,5 per 1000. The ratios
Cities, 27.5 pot 1.000 ; towers, '21,8, and
rural districts 20.6. The ratios of
marriages in cities, 11.1 per 1,000 ; in
090118, 18.7 per 10)00. The fallowing
uowe the death ram per 1,000 in the
:—Toronto,
21,3 ; 11156'nemi; 16t"5 ;
awa, 22.8; on . ; sgs on,
7.7; Brantford, 15.2 ; St. Thomas, 11 ;
Guelph, 17.8 ; St. Catharines, 17 ; 33elle-
vine, 17.3 ; Streamed, 11.2,
Milt COUNTRY'S r 801111E018,
The following comparisons from re.
cent reports, illustrate very conolusively
the progress of the Dominion :
In 1868, pnstoffices number° 3,638 ;
in 1887, they had increased to 7,584.
In 1808, the number of letters oarried
was 18,100,000 : in 1887, they had in-
creased to 90,056,000.
In 1868, the number of newspapers was
18,884,300 ; in 1887, they bad increased
to 85,066,820.
In 1807, the railroad mileage was 2,-
258 miles ; in 1888, it bad increased to
12,850 miles.
In the paid-up capital in rail.
dr
"ys was 0160,471,170 in. 18e7, it had
increased to 6083.778,1UL
In 1875, the number of railway, pas
•
sengers oarried was 5,190;410 ; in 1887,
the number was incoeased to 10,681,508.
to 1875, the tous of freight oarried
were 5,670,826 ; in 1.'107, this had increas-
ed to 1401110,83.5..
In 1.888, the total exports were valuo•d
at 517,366MS ; in reel', 1000 had inerean.
ed to 5e5,313.e1l.
In 1e68, the total imports were 073,
459,1114 ; in leee, they had increased to
; $112,892,236,
In 10118, the bank mace in dread diets
were 88,811,076 ; in, 1e08, this was in.
ao•
, ce• resat ..30,111,1..ele
In 187e, the pe_ plea' deposits in char-
, tered banks tvere $32,8073,104 ; in 1888 ;
I they had increased to 3112,880,799.
,
In 1808, the deposits in tho savings
baeolte were 04,860,092 i in 18,18, they
hal increased to 850,944,781.
II On 1868, the coal mines in Canada pro.
slued 623,892 tons ; in 1887, this had in-
creased to 2,387,875 tone,
In 18011, the value of fire insurance
risks Mu/ 73188,3510,909 ; in led's', this had iuoteased to 6083,528,697.
In 1868, the amount of life insurance
' at risk teas $35,680,082 ; in 18e7, this
had increased 50 0191,560,103.
_.r.18418, Canada expelled uf her fish.
cries $3,357,110; in 1887, this had in•
creased to e6,871,810,
Morris Council
The Council met purer/Ant to adjourn-
ment, in the Council room, Morris, on
Ids, lath, r,
membe. all present, the
Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last
meeting read odd paeseol. The auditors'
report was presented and examined by
the Board, after which it eves moved by
Jas. Proctor, seceeled by it, Celdblek
that the report be adopted. Carried,
Moved be S. Caldbick, emended by oien.
Kirkby Chet the euditors' report be pnb•
lishel in Ton Buser:es Poer and \Vine.
ham Advance. Carrioel. Application
was Iliad° to have Ni lot 24, eon. 5, de.
tailed from B.S. No. 6 and annexed to
S.S. No. 4, also to have lots 25, 28, 20
and 30, son. 7, and 27 and 28, con, 8,
detached from S.S. 9 and 11 and ellen.
ed to S.S. No. 4. Moved by S, Caldbiels,
seconded by Jas. Procter, that all parties
interested the premed ohangee above
named be notified 011 the matto•r will
be considered at next Council meeting.
Carried. Moved by Jas. Proctor, ReC•
muted by 73, Celdbiek, that the Clerk and
Treasurer be instructed to have Bank
&segues renewed, also to deposit $1,000
of balance now on hand to the credit of
the corporation. Carried. Tho follow.
mg accounts were ordered to be
Auditors, each, $10 ; T. Laidlaw, W. Z.
Johnston and Geo. Hood. services on
Board of Health, each, 62; Jas. New -
combo, Treasurer's salary and expeeses,
Dr
$100 ; . Ilolmos, services on Board of
Health, 03 ; T. Russel, gravel, 03,50 ; A.
Ferguson, work on west gravel road,
$1.25; Ansses Exford, charity, 015 ; Jno.
Hays, charity, $2,061 P. Ellison, work
on west gravel road, $1 ; D, Taylor, work
on east gravel road, 50e. ; I. Formed,
culvert, 01 ; C. Agen, gravelling, opposite
lot 13, Otto eon, line, $5,40 ; M, Morrison,
100005000 00 hall, 31. Bydeave Nos. 2
and 13, 1889, were duty read and passed.
The Council then adjourned to meet
again on the 2100 of Marais.
W. CUM, Clerk.
The Canadian Prese Ausocietion held a
winter session Friday in the Toronto
',rose Club House. Various suggestions
as to the best mode of conducting the dif.
ferent departments of a newspaper estab-
lishment were discussed, and among other
matters the following raolinien up-
prenticeehip was introduced : ,That tide
emanation reason:les the apprenticeship
term of five years al requisite. in quelify •
for journeymen, end sane upon all its
members to duly obeerve the name; also
that 110' member or One aidesdation c
engage art eimproreeC orr -1.• 1 1 e
ganizations eith which he has bit cruet,
ly identified there.
The Young Reformers, of Curio and
viothity, met and organized a Ye ung
Mens' Reform Association with the
following members' : Dr. Meedonald, M.
P„ Honorary Pres. ; Thos. Gibson, M.
P.P., Honorary Vice•Prec, ; W. A.
Irwin, President Thos. Ferguson, Vice-
President ; D. Sanderson, Sec.-Treas.
Mooting every Tuesday night.
While Mr. Young was lightiug the
lamps at the Clinton Rattenbury street
Methodist cherch, for the meeting of the
Bible Society, a large feu -branch ehan.
that had only recently been hung
up, fell down. All th, lamps in it were
lit, but three of them were extinguished
by the crash, and the fourth ems mileitly
put out before any further damage had
been done.
Mute V. Trot Astonem ACIRTORLTrUAL So.
OIETT.—Thic case hits caused coustderable
di i B
muss on in To go into the
metionlars of the case it seem that at
last fair held here John Barr was award.
ed prizes for his exhibits, but afterwards
the judge.; would not allow him any.
thing. They maintained that he mixed
some grain, hence the motion in the Divi-
sion Court. Judgment was reserved, but
whoever loses will bo out a considerable o
sum of money.
Thomas Loop4lie, proprietor of Fair-
view Driving Park, Seaforth, has ar-
ranged for n colt stake raoe in conneetion
with the other races on the perk on the
24th of May next. This race will be
oval to colts Meted 111 18,( or since
thou date and bred in Canada. The
entrance feo is $10. The entrance fee,
and forfeits, together with 060 added by
At, Lavelle will form the ,stoke, and of
this 00 per cent will be given to the first
Lime; 30 per cent to the second, and 10
per cent to the third, 'The race will bo
mite heats, hest two in throe, 4 to enter
and three to start. Pastries for the rate
accompanied with 85 forfeit mouev, t
must be made with Mr. Lapslie on or be10
-
fore the 20th of Mardi, and the remain-
itog eti of the entrance to bo paid net
later than the 28rd of May.
Perth 0ou.nty.
St. Thomas anglers &laded Stratton
onTuesday, 40 to 48.
The Stratford city council lied to
take fifteen votes before they elecled an
A young man •1.0 at 10,
police court, Stratford, Oh. ,,ther a oy for
p 18 riag and er offthe sidewalk.
We sr) glad to learn th•tt G., e A.
Harvey, of Attwood, who has he el un-
well for conies them ie eIerblity
10 13 unleesto Celt the Ilea it, Kee,
or .it. cant SieLE ha. te••
caroled the inthm
eneey ate ro
elnwoh Ingersoll,
elag.strete O'lerese, of fe: o • sier.3,
sentenced a welletodlo farmer of North
Easthope to four years in the Kit•geton
penetentiery for 0100111)3 °where
Wm. Haynes, a young mm in:the rm.
ploy of Wm. Somers, Blanshard.i town.
ship, while ehoveling, sand in pit wa
buried beneath a enowslicie and when
reamed life was extinot,
Rev. Father Hinchy, of Arthur, is
filling the position of second nfteieterot
prrest of St. Joseph'e eltr
elt, felieth
so .1.
rendered vacant by the appointment of
tho Rev. Father Quigley to the par
of Ridgetown and Raleigh.
The former boards of aommissioner.
for this oonnty have been re.apereintel.
For North Perth—G.(5, MoPheesou and
AL F. Goodwin, Stratford, and Jacob
Kohlman, Milbank, South Perth—T. II.
Reece Mitchell ; James Prindiville, J. P.,
Logan, and W. N. Ford, Se Huy,.
The following officers were elected in
oonnection with the North Perth Con.
go:treatise Assooiation :—Preeident, B. 8.
Fuller (by acclamation) ; First Vice -Pro
tidont, Or. Hamilton Second Vice-Pro-
sident, Moses Lattg ; Becreory.Treasur-
or, F. W. Geariug ; Executive Com.
mittee--Stratford---111, Scrimgeour,
Hagerty, W. S. Dinunm, II. 'I", Butler,
E. 5. Knelt!. Listotvel—H, 33, Morpby,
William Welch, itobert Martin, John
Torrance, A. $t. G. Hawking. Elms—
Thomas lInox, Thomas Fullerton, James
Irwin, ,/t, ,Hugging, Samuel Rosa Ellice
—Robert Jacob Herr, W. Hp
Coulton, P. Seibert, .Erneet Folk. Logan
—11, Keay% William Featherstone, A.
Stewart, AVilliam Lawrence, lloory
Fender. Atilverton—Henry HasenplIng,
1. (larking, Jaime Torrance, Henry
Snyder, W. 3). Weir, Mornington—lt,
Alagoas!, Trimm, Hugh Kerr, joint
Watson, Thos. Attridge. North Had-
rope- Win. Malone, Dr, Wintenm, 11,
AteParlatel, 1. Carro11,3110:Varlane Bates,
\Venue—John Willoughby, Eldwarcl An-
lerson, T. C. Greer, John Nelson. George
Attie.
1 GOOD' 11T
TO l'HE A FFLICTED
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No family who lurowt the cower orf
—JAMES 111111411"e—
.T0a i .cfr xteriii iiiator
will be 'itIiotib 1111, 1 10 ir beta', They
ler,,,, 0 to be a family 1(01 '.01 It is
both nzi internal and exter,u1 tomerly.
I'iot,thoot renutio lo• '0 4.; properly
appliee, The lune eloo lets' ived crutch.
.to from 2 to 12 years have thrown them
away by the use of L. 10ft.rell.COS Call
101 gt.ttt that Widmera nost persons have
Ltd their sight restored .0 thein by the
ilee of it when the optic 11010 was not
injered, •It is good for Tollionorittery aol
chronic rhemnatiosin gall ••tonee, horned.
ela, to thaehe, peel c ilo, earache
aim ell other aches ouil pane', ettr1',.
sold by dregellte eat coun•
try nuirehantei'rep.. red arid dell whole
-tale by a -nines . 31 Perk
Street, Santis, Hwy.:fee,
Eno
THE---•
PRODUCTS
Manitoba, the North-west
Territories and British
Columbia.
TH
Canadian Pacific
R
EXHIBITION CAR
Will bo at the undermentioned stations
08 follows :
05,005 PAU AlatIVII 1 1.11Arlf
311//01111TON ..... .1Mar.T, lore° am. ism P.m.
tilil1rutrzr, ,„, , , ' 2, Mal 8;00 0,0,,
liertreb .. , efte aan,13:00
EXTENel TV el'C'11071 11.1t1
FAIN %ULAN.' HOPERTV
—AND --
Household Furniture, do.
Moe C. Hesmerox has received Marin:Mons
from R. A.druns, Londesborough, to sell
by Publio Auction on
Thursday, March 7,89,
RCA:ZINN! 1 t1io,it,o. 0041.1 F8
AT 1 O'CLOCR P. 01., the following Valuable
Property, viz.:
num—Part of N e of Lot 11, Con, 0.
Township of Morrhs, 1113 Acres, with good
Brice House, Frame Honse, Frame Barn,
Stables, she. .Well suited for dairy or
stock farm.
Two Storey Brick Terrace, containing
four dwellings, newly finished, opposite
Presbyterian manse, Blyth, together with
Lots 76 and 77. McDonald's Survey;
Lot 5, Biotite 1. MoCaughey's Survey,
acre ; Lot 43, Block G, eleCaughey's Sur-
vey, it store.
AIe 110 ease; near lieseevain, Mani.
toba, for Salo or Exchange for Ontario
property.
Also a Quantity of Household Furni-
ture, Buggies, Cutters, Sc„ ,to
Terns for Real Estate made known at
sale or on application to
60
apseye,
Posters. Loenesnononam
ONFY TO fotlel%
1 1
Any _5.7.a.'..tatt, of Money to 4101)
On Farm or Viiltp,-;e Pro-
perty, at
c 6A Per Cent. Yearly.
Straight TiOalls With
of repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division court Clerk, Brusseis.
SI GA OF T .E
cotch (Dollar
A Splendid Stock of Horse I; Ian-
kets, Halters, Whips, &c.,
on Hand.
Our Collars always
Give Satisfaction.
I load tho van in giving geeit
value in
Trunks. Valises,
Satchels, Etc.
If you want a Set of Lrour or
1--fu.s.vy HARNESS, or if you want
&pairing done Cd// in and Sty Us.
H. DENNIS.
...TGCRUSG:71.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The Undersigned desire to intimate to the. Public that they have
formed a co -partnership, under the Firm name of
Turnbull & Ballezityrie,
nod ate 10000V conducting, the Steve and Tinware BusinesA formerly
uW;led by FfAYCROFT tS: TURNBULL.
Our aim will be to please these favoring Ile Willi 111011
teleirdlla1e,e.
3:v 112, us A 0 ra.:1
and ascertain our Prices.
TURXB ULL .-13,1LL„I,A1 TYNE..
OS, BALLANTYNN. JAS. TURNBULL,
se°7
AUDITORS' EPORT
—OF TUE.—.
38"(301.3, '.1CLAID liTEdese.1-1
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RECL'IPTS. EXPENDITURE. .
0 85 011
Itomissiou of Taxes 8 00
Corporation of Huron 3248 10
Railways 1353 50
82 81
3882 98
659 40
Oft 38
Roads and Bridges ...... o 1404 18
Drainage 184 114
Investment 100 00
lIncolleeted '17axes 47 02
To Balance last audit 250 57
Thole Bally, Treasurer, Brussels
award 162 50
Interest on Mortgage No, 877354 00
Interest on Mortgage No, 8809
UP to May 15, 1388., 54 00
Interest on Mortgage No. 8492
up to nine 10,1(188 51 00
'Won. Holmes, boundary lino
grant 165 58
Lutes Tanner et Co., interest on
Railway up to junco 80, '88. 25 50
J. it Miller, Lions° . 40 00
Jas. Proctor, withheld from R
Jameson, non•fulfilment of
°entrant 2 00
Win, Holmes, non-resident col -
...ejection 70 77
Thos. Kelly, gh'easurer, Brae/101e
swara 155 00
oleo. Mooney, Collector .... 11047 04
C :tray
Incidentals
Schools
Officers' salari
Printing
Total Expenditure
33alance on heed
_ . .
511178 710
2803 17
BilugSkli,h , 1, 3:000M.0:00p. zn.. 1 Total Itoceipte $141181 06 1114381. 90
K,o,Ne.°.' ' - '3' 4" a.m. °Is°°•la" WE, the undersigned, having exam -nett the foregoing accounts, with their
, c, s.(1014.111.. 4:121 p , 10. •
......._ i. . .... .. .— i coupons and vouchers thereunto belonging, clo r'O
hercbnc:;E,0:10,i.:!,,,8...tinnee eminally enyitee o be corrct. iix,i}Den't PaiI Se11,' ttotillet.r too,
i MmHg, Feb. 1:111, 1880. ItTci,li4v61,,,o
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