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PR/D.1 le J.! Plird RV 17, 18110.
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La grippe is getting in its work to the
• disgust of some of our citizens.
' The Y. W. 0. T. U. will give a Dairy
melee Supper and Concert sn the Town
Hall, on le ioley evening, 171h inst
Meseta Haleted d: Stno, have opened
thew banking aloe i,i Wingbam, on J• so.
piths° street, one door south of B. :Mug
loyei jewelry doe%
, On New Year's evening 0 drama ma
' unrested at the Salvation Army Harreeka,
tao it is said, entitled, "The broken down
dude." The dude 1104 making his ap-
pearance with plug hot ueM line clothe,
and afterwards in 'age, web a boucle o
hie beck, bemoaning Ide fate, and dying
in hiv distrese, "I will arise imd go to my
* father."
W111,0INCI.---0101 w.11 known
townsman, \Vm. Clegg and his good lady,
celebrated the 25th anniversary of their
marriage on the 2nd inat, and were ihu
recipients of il, largo number of hand•
•, some gifts from relatives and friends.
:at Wo extend our congratulations and hope
our esteemed frionde will live to see their
golden attasiversary.
R. A. M.—At the regular convention of
Lebanon Chapter, No 84, R. A. M., the
following officers were installed for the
ensuing year by Grand Superintendent
Baker, of Stratford : 13 Wilson, Z. ; E.
L. Dickinson, H. ; C. E. Williams 3. ;
• W. le. Grovea, Scribe E. ; W. C.
Meyer, Scribe N. ; T. Bell, P. S.; T.
Gregory, S. S.; J. A. Morton, I. S.
Hottexcueetteme —The dithers elected
ensuing Year in connotation with
the Wingbam Horticultural Sooiety, ILVO
• RS follows : Crowell Wilson, Piesident ;
McKenzie, Vice President ; Thos.
Bell, Thos. Agn. w. Reba MeIndoe,
Welter Taylor, S. Yonhill, J. A. Clime,
Alfred Roe end R. Elliott, Directors ;
Peter Deans and t‘ in. Robertson, Audi-
tors.
An eierraeltAt.—The annual meeting
e of the Turnberry Braneli Agricultural
8.wiety WKS held on Th oesday afternoon
.11 hist week. The annual auditors' re.
por1 shelved a bele= of over 370 on
hand. The following were elected tatters
for the ensuing year : Chas. Henderson,
President; Geo. Moffe..1, Vice -President ;
Directors Inc Turnberry, Thos. Goy, John
Litt'e, Geo. cruicksheak, Debt. Maxwell
and Thos. Jenkins; for Morris, Wm.
'sidebar, John Elston and Peter Yowler ;
for Best Wawanosh, John Anderson.
Auditors, Amos Tipliug and Jas. Dander.
sou. John A.ndersou was re-elected Sec-
t retaryarreasurer.
.A..t.-wooti.
Miss Clare, Ayers bee returned to Ham-
ilton.
Mrs. Ayera, of Camero», is visiting at
▪ her soother% in Atwood.
Considerable quantities of pressed hay
were ehipped from hero last week.
R. Knox of the G. T. 11., is recovering
from a severe attack of "La grippe."
Our veterinary surgeon Roe has had
his hands full of late with sick equines.
R. M. Ballanbene'a mother and sister
haye been visiting him during the past
week.
Lima township connoil will meet at
A. H. 'Wynn's hotel, Newry, on Monday,
13th inst.
Preparations are made and operations
will soon begin taimprovo our drainage
in who village.
The Directors of the Dominion cheese
factory of 1889 were rod:sleeted for the
current year.
Rev. A. Henderson, M. A., attended
the meeting of the Presbytery at Stmt.
Mrd on Tuesday of this week.
nail. Coughlin has parchased the
farm adjoining the tillage from Chas.
Zeritn. The price paid was $2,4(.0.
1the aching heads, backs and bonne of a
number af our citizens testify that "La
grippe" has laid a firm hand upon us.
A. number of our villagers had their
cutters out for a run on Saturday last.
The one with the red plumes "book the
cake."
D. Lamont, of Listowel, oalle a meet-
ing for the evening of the 21st inst., te
organize a singing oho, A good attend-
ance requested.
The high wind on Monday blew down
the front chimney of the Presbyterian
church and one of the chimneys on V.
Merger's hotel.
Some talk of Mr. Wilson rebuilding his
tannery. We hope he will see bis way
clear to do 00, as it was a good industry
and helped Atwood.
Our village is to be favored with a
visit from Rev. Dr. Potts, of Toronto.
He preaohee on Friday evening the 24th
° inst. at 7;130 in the interests of the Ed-
. neational work. Wo are sure this ef•
tort to mouth talent will be amply re.
warded by a full house.
Wnee ATWOOD NEEDS.—A good large
public hall for entertainments and gatli-
erings.—An addition to our school ao•
oommodation now that some alterations
,, are oontemplated in the school sections.
—& half dozen or more te, stores and
shope so that newcomers may be accom-
,i
modated.—A druggist.—A heavy fall of
Snow to give eer sow mill men a good
show.—Money.
NVMDDIRO.—Q,Itif0 a ripple of excite
-
meet was created on Tuesday afternoon
otter the mai:rive of James Bell, well
known in Atwood, ana Miss Maggie Har.
ris, of Monkton. Rev. A. Henderson, NE,
A , porforrned the ceremony in the pros.
once of A large number of gueets. Mr.
Boll and bride have gone to Brussole,
where they will mako their home. IVIty
their voyage on the Matrimonial sea be it
pleasant and prosperous ono,
Oen Meneene—Atwood ling a Ilret-elass
market, and the quantity again handled
by Mr. Andersen would ho very credit -
ebbe to more protentiatle 1110008. Up to
Junta's, lot, for the season of 1880, tilde
was received 3,000 begirds of wheat,
5,500 bushels Of peat, 8,000 beeliels of
barley, and 80,000 of oats. With good
sleighing, or bettee wheeling this amount
UM be Iregely engin ented before the teas-
ers ode toe,
BRUELS, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JAN. 17, 1890. Number 27,
At the tooled teeming of the lelina
Reform Ameciattion held ie Ateoest
eetttly, the follewitig were vette1 effluent
for 18110 : Wm. Shearer, realleeted Pee.
Went .1, W. Menai, let Vice Preece.
dont ; Robt. Morrison, end Va.Preet.
dent ; Jot.. Dickson. Jr., fine..Treusurer.
Chairman of 'Word 00111mittuo Jacob
Bre.y, Wm, Shearer, .1. W. ?Jellaba, W.
S. Berndt, Janes Oneltherteon, George
Ingl le anI Ferdinand Doering,
Suenee Somal. - At tho annual meet-
ing of the Meths lige 4nob Leh satiated the
to lowing staff cif Wade re and oflicare
woe amain: ed for the tingeing year
Superintendent, J, W. leloBain ; Hoare.
they, R. Ballantyne ; Librarian, Robt.
; Treasurer, II. Home ; organ.
int, el NEI Id aleBain ; teachere, S. II.
needing, Hour, 343,111 Polly Shennon,
Mies Me Porker, Mrs. 13 ,yd, S. Shention,
W. Ilewl.sbaw, a. w. Boyd ; Library
Committee, Rev. Rogers, .1. W. Moil .in
and Scoretary. The ontloolt for u yeer's
efficient work is t cel, It is intended to
have a monthly meeting of the oiliciary
of the school 0 differed homes to talk
over the work, eneottrage each other anal
develop sociality. A good idea.
"Toll 11.DVA0C0."---TIll0 in 00 name of
a neatly gotten -up 4 page publicatinn,
edited by Rev. D. Rogers, Methocliet
minister of this place. It is, and will be
devoted, to newsy chithelt items and oth.
er interesting mutter and will Ise issued
several limos during the year. Tho sal-
utatory reads as follows : "The publi•
cation of our little eheet, The Methodist
Advance, is a ventere, and if it is well
received by ons- friends, we shall endeav-
or to i -sue three or four nu ambers during
the year. A work may be !bate through
these columns Inc who church and house
Slat cannot be as well accomplished in
any other way. We will strive to point
out ulothods by which we may enrich
ourselves, ble.e others andstimulate
a hearty Christian eharactei% We min
PASO give informatien and hints here,
width, if bitten held of and acted upon
by our people, will reeiet M our motorial
and spirituel advaeersinent. For the
present, the publicatien in under tho di-
cestioit o.if the pastor and an assietant,
and our aim will be to bring the mem--
lees teaser together and keep them in
touch with the movements of the °beech,
beRpealt for this i..*u" 1 arer:11 and
prayerful pereselel
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efr. Woods, at the Grand Central, is
very ill.
Tho Meeting and curling rink is bad
stook this season.
Tho "grippe" has been doind its work
here for tho toast few weeks.
Geo. Hess, U. P. P., has removed with
his family from Toronto to Listowel.
Things have quieted down again after
• the election teed no person is badly in.
lured.
Trade has boon very quiet since the
New Year on aocount of unfavorable
weather.
Listowel hae had a great number of
changes in her business men in the past
two years.
Benj. Green, son of Jas. Green of this
town, has been appointed teacher of a
public school near Virden, Man.
Miss Esse Marten has been appointed
teacher in the Eighth department of our
Public school at a salary of $225.
Olinda, Austin ok. Bush have completed
their finanoiol arrangements and are now
busy at work overtaking their orders.
La Grippe is spreading very fast in
town. It is hoped that cold weather
will settle in and stop the progress of
the Grippe.
A. II. Olimie, Now York, Bits accepted
a situation as a stenographer to a banker
in Talladega, Al and has taken up
his residence in that town.
The Salvation Army in town are at
present without n, barracks, their former
quarters having boon taken poesessien of
by Kr. Meyers for a cooper shop in con-
neetion with his flouring mill.
M. MoGillvery has formed a partner-
ship with Wm. Spears of the firm of
Spears & Watson, John Watson of the
letter firm retiring. Metiers. MoGillvery
& Speen have rented from Mr. Scott, the
stand lately occupied by C. & C. between
Haeltingeg (lc Burt Bros.
The Standard says :—On Saturday
last Robt. Roth of the Listowel brewery,
shipped a ear load of ibis—lad season's
orop —to Toronto. We venture to say
that never before this year has ice been
ehipped a hundred miles over a Canadian
railroad in the month of January.
The storm did some slight damage
hero, blowing ono of Hess Bros. le Co's
smoke concluders down and badly wreak-
ing the °there, blowing in one of tho
windows in the Odd Venom' Hall, one in
the Free Milsonel Hall, one of James
Armstrong's windows, also damaging J.
Gunther's sign. The storm was all times
very severe.
Peter Knapp, a well known townsman
by the Listowel people, died suddenly
Tuesday afternoon while in the act of
helping to unload some hogs at his door -
mem Heart disease was the amuse. He
will be greatly 112113SOCI, by his friends.
The funeral took plate on Thursday at
2 ololook. Tho demiesed intended set-
tling on his farm in Manitoba early in
the Spring for which he was fully pre-
pared.
Mrs. Jae. McIntosh is very ill.
Ommoil meeting next Monday.
O. P. Didion and A. J. Shiel have re-
turned to the University.
Duncan MoNeir has the waved for
supplying el. S. No, 8 with wood for 1890.
Ho talks of having a wood bee,
A Weed bee and &teeing party W0,5
held recently at Thoe. Ennis'. The
young folks say no better or nore geisha
host and hostess eau be found.
Fl. 11-, Smith has roomed A position AO
toadies: at Caledonia, not 1011 from Ham-
ilton. Mr, Smith holds a 2rel eines cesa
Witted° and will no doubts give 0 geed
account of hirnsolf,
Wm. Bieltop lets disposed of his 200
aura fertn, 10th end Ilth ones., to Ver.
gegen 13ros. of Teestvater. It ie ono of
the int deeded teems in this twetion.
Me. lliehop has nut tic:01.1rd whole 10
1(111 0:9 11000 00 Will IWO hie
way Hear to onitintle to reeido in tide
local Iy.
high wind on Monday did eon
eiderable damitee on the 17t1 con. It
blew down tenger to the amount of 200
cords and ovoe belonging to Mrs. Ben-
nett, and maey others suffered in like
mother. The roof of .010. Ballinitymee
barn was bielly wreelted and only fer tho
timely itesiatanee of memo of the neigh -
b re it would have leen oft. About it
domes ..telt. yea 31333 next 313tv and pet 0.
back 5 ite place mid qk1 roller beams
to the rafters en i med., a stronger job
than berme,
-M113. J0101 alcintoele who has
bees: ill for memo time with diabetes and
letterly troubled with tecurisy, died on
Tuesday of le,t week. She W/19 of a very
cheerful disposition and to the laet
preeicil Inc strong faith ia the S.vionr.
Mrs. Ileintosh was It/ years of u -go mid
lal been a it. client of this township for
upwards of 20 yeare. Her lineband,
SOO 011 Clanglitor are left to•menrn Inc
dentiew The funeral took place on
Thursday itfternoon, the interment bathe
made at Cranbrook cemetery. 'Rev. 0".
13. efoltao conducted the sorvioo. A
tumor of relatives from North Enstliope
were present.
Dism—Early on Friday morning the
messenger Death came to Wm. Stewart
and summoned him away. Ho had been
ill for about ta, week previous with what
appeared to be rheumatic fever but it wits
not thought the end wan so near. Mr.
Stewart was well kuown throughout this
amnion, having leavened a good part of
this townehip with a peddling rig. Ile
bad 'one of his limbs injured when a boy
and teas Comioquantly not ns active as he
otherwise ‚.00111(1 11(00 been but he was a
steady woeltincr, honest man who paid
his way and cli'd the equaro thing. The
deceased was in his 45111 year. The fun.
oral took place on Saterilay afternoon,
the intermeut being mede1 the Bath:sates
cemetery.
lIvettegere—On Wednesday afternoon
of last week the home of Wm. Mo \llistor,
17th con., was oue of festivity. 'Upwards
of one hundred guests assembled to wit.
nems the solemnimatien of the banns
marringe between Mr. Ve11011, of Galt,
and elia Mamie, (-Meet daughter of the
11001 and hostess, 'L'o Rev. 0. Forrest, oe
Walton, was committed the work of ty-
inj, the hymeneal knot, which officio he
performed in the orthodox fashion. The
bride was atten led by Miss Mary Me -
Gavin and Mr. Richardson acted as
groomsman. Tho bride and bridesmaid
wore tastefully attired in ereiun cashmere
dresses, trimmed with lace. The wed
ding gifts we. o of a good order and be-
Rpoke the estimation in wbioh the bride
is held., After a splendid supper had
been partaken of the evening, and a good
portion of the night, was spent iu trip-
ping the light fantastic. Musical select.
tions were rendered by Miss O'Connor,
of Bruesels, J. Scott and wife, and Jos.
Thompson, of Seaforth, and others. Mr.
and Mrs. Veitele left for their DOW home
in Galt on Saburday followed by the best
wishes of a host of friends for their fut-
tare prosperity.
Cuerevene—On Thursday al last week
the usual gniet of the 17th concession of
Grey was disturbed by a crowd of boys,
who think themselves men, forming
themselves into a ebarivaring perty,
where they indulged ie beating old tin
pans, mouldboards, saws, firing guns,
oice. Grennie's horn, which did service
years ago as a dinner horn, has of late
been preserved to produce meet meek:
on such occasions as the above. The
boyo marched in grand army style down
the oonooesion a mile and a quarter and
were join, d by froth recruits from the
lath con., and then they marched back
again to the centre of atteadion. Along
the march the eaptalu could be distinct-
ly beard giving the word of command.
He addressed his company in the follow-
ing manner : "Right I left 1 right 1 left 1
pound Inc down." It was quite noticeable
that he had served one or two terms with
the volunteers. The more stalwart ones
carried the saws and mouldboards, while
the lads less in stature vigorously shook
the bell and did the pounding. The
said charivari was to have been the night
previous, but as that night was very
stormy and cold only a few gathered,
and I should judge that there would be
more "shiver" than anything else unless
they got "grippie."—Com.
CI Linton.
(Received too late for lad issue)
Messrs. Jones and Soott were °looted
*tutted for 1890.
Miss Jewitt and Mies Errington, both
of con. 2, Morrie, aro visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Foster.
Rev. Mr. Stewart epoke at the Young
Peoples' meeting in the Ontario churoh
Tuesday evening.
Mise Wilson, artist, was called sudden.
ly horne, to Atherton, last week. Her
brother was token very ill.
Rev. Mr. McDonald, of Seaforth,
preaohed morning and evening in the
Presbyterian ohnrch, on Sunday last.
The Band serenaded the town on New
You's Day to the tune of $75. Tho boys
say they were used well and will not- for-
geb the kind folk of Clinton.
Robe W. Coats and brother loft for
the west lad week. May 3000005 attend
them. Mr. Coots has been well known
in the jewellery business here and his
malty friends will miso
The oysters wore at the disposal of the
town on Mondry evening. Thanks to
atr, Meafurehie, On Tnesclity evening
the town was invited to Mayor Doherty's.
Tho Band played several selections.
The Central school, under the able
management of Mr. Lough, °polled on
Monday, with every prospect of a sue-
cesful term. The result of the entrance
Examination ha out, 14 candidates passed
from Clinton Central, 100%. Who on
beet this ?
The Collegiate opened on the morning
ef the 7111, with new teachers Metalled,
Mt, WfOrr011, 111 titmice. Miss Butte 111
the ;he rooms. This is the first day ot
term, for some time that a suflialent
timber have turned out to open Weed,
1:1te attendance on Thursday morning
v,1.9 over 100.
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leetnre room Oa 1-1,.7 I`Ver11110,. The
llowing wero I'm the
coming year; -ale. Swallow, 13O''intend
0111 ; Mr. Corr, Asa..Stipt. ; diteltoon,
hiegrete.re elr. Pair and Jas. ,thelteon,
Librarione, past yette hen been very
Recce still, May suceems erewto their ef-
fort,,,
'lam altitude!' wee very lively all dev
Monday, leterest centerieg 'tiniest eti•
tirely on O,, von1v.1, fey the Ibteveshin.
A. 510:11erchie, the a•eve 00' several
yeare, was opposed by 1), Canteloil. 1)»
01)11 the rain ancl. wind, righurried the
voter, to the polls. 'Mane outsitlere
watched the preeeeditiga with interest.
'rho revolt wits a growl eletery Inc UP.
lticainrollie, who gained a majority of 30.
W. Doherty was eleeted inayor by over
100 of a majority. The howl, by daw at
Louden wan detente In St. Georgiee
ward ceutieillurs Plume:tee and Searle
W.1.111 Oteittmi, It; St. ,1l10'', 110*808.
Doan and Kennedy. The rimed...ler of
the Connell for 18811 tecro ro e weed for
1800 by acclamation.
13(1441 We.
AUNICUL00111.1., —Tilt, 1, MI Oa) Ill er,ting
of the members of the PAW: WOWS.0041
A.gl. Society was hula in Sceselretee
Hotel on Thursday of last week- A.
large number of members mire prermitt.
John Rebel tson was platted hi the chair.
The Auditors' report 1108 reed +Mowing
receipts to the amount of 3l/211.12. 1)07 -
month to prize(, clo., 3300.33, leaving it
balance in trettsureem heeds of e1l1.09.
Tho behinds exceeds previous years,
showing the Society 1I4 prospering under
the present management. The following
officers were appointed :—President,
John Robe. teen ; Vtoo 'Pro -idol, Chine
Proctor ; Directors, 11, Stonehouse, W.
Scott, 11. Gerrie, Thos. Itielby, Jamei
Owen% R. Sterling, R. Corley, 1). (101 -
deo, Jas. Hitt:risco' ; Atulitors, J. T.
Stewart and Jas. Done ; Treastwer, (1.
letcClennend ; Semetary, Finlay Ander-
son.
41,1111,184f0w31.
noose Wan:mum—On Wednesday of
last week tho handsome new brick thei.
deuce of Jno. R. Miller wea the seen° of
festivity, jokes and mellow wit, pi...let:0d
by the numeroue aged relatives ;lad
friends, who assembled there on a kiod
invitation. All enjoyed themselyee
heartily and thought not of dispersing
till about 3 o'couolt when they all repair-
ed to their homes. The pleasant mallet: -
Inge of thoir boyhood and girlhood being
vividly recahod to their memory each
felt themselves much younger than Ito.
fore. Mr. and Mrs Miller's hospitality
did notond even here for on Friday even.
lug following ;Olen one hundred and
seventy young people were approttohing
the residence the bright lights beamed
from every window bidding thein wel-
come. The edibles were abendant and
temptmg, gotten up in the timed good
style of the Misses Miller. The music
was rare indeed and to say that all en.
joyed themselves thoroughly is to give
but a feeble desoriptien ot the proceed
ings.
eelatteeretlee.
The "La Grippe" has got over nearly
all the residents here.
There are more in the village com-
plaining of the mumps. This seem to
be a winter of diseases,
Sinee last week there hag been sleigh-
ing in Bluevale, but 11 1130 gone and now
there is only the hard frozen roads 'main.
Jos Timmins is going to Winchester
to see about his new stores there agein.
He leaves ie about a week end will lei
gone for 1 mouth OV SO,
110V, A. Y. Hartley preached in the
Methodist ehnroh last Sundae evening
as illr. Wallwin was at Gerrie. .EIis
place was supplied in the morning by
Rev, Mr. Ayres, of Gothic,
The wind on ninthly was so 5003133
that it blew down the smolte-staok of
Duff at Stewart's saw mill. It also took
the chimney off the Preebyterien church
and a gnat many fences gam way before
it.
Itlf 0 1- 11 L...
Township Connell will meet next
Mvronmdaym.
°Call, of Ole 7t13 con., is at
London this week on a bueinese trip.
Mrs. Halliday is down with an attack
of la grippe. We hope to 8000 SOO her
about meats.
Thos. Newsome was awarded the come
treat of e.modelling and enlarging Jas. i
Dunoan'e barn.
It the gale on Mouday Dwane Camp-
bell, lot con., luta the roof blown off hie'
splendid now barn.
Miss Howlett, of cote 8, who has been
bad with iutlammatiou for the poet
month, is slowly recovering..
School stared on the 6th in section 51
with about 50 pupile. Not bad for a;
start. G. H.Blaokwell 15 11 charge.
Mr. Osborne, 3rd line, is at present
laid up with what appears to be 0,gue.
We hope to soon see him around again,
Ray, joeeph Edge, of Ontario street
chetah, Clinton. will needed the gory
vide in Sunshine charter next Stmday.
James Clennan, jr., 4031010 Kelly and
Jennie Kirkby, all of S.S. No. 0, have
5010 to Seeforth to attend the Collegiate
Institute there.
The annual mooting of the eletroholders
and p10005 1! the BelgraVe Choose and
Butter Manufacturing- Co. will be held
in Belgrave 011 the Pith Jctn. ab 2 p.
Revival meetings, wield the loaderehip
of Mr. Tonge, will commence in who Sun-
shine Methodist. church Weduesdey next
with a four days' meeting, to be followed
by a, eories of meetings the stmeeeding
week. Rev. Moan's. Gmlftcy, Sellery,
Pen' 11.11ri others are e3pooted to assist.
J, C. Utiareaken, eon oi John ate.
Gacken, of Morrie, who bag been teeth.
Mg schen' its Bervie for the past four
yea% 11'014, 11E100110 leaving there, 1)81.
Onsmee Fee r %v. -The hillo are
the name: of ten of the .striteet patrons le
(1 003(001 with the Diderovo cheese fee -
tory. The fi.![11.114 11161211.h, 111).11,1,1 of
inilk : W. \Vette, 32,150 ; A. W. Sloan.
23,11es ; 1). Fleott, 03,079 ; Daley, '23,•
4 3e, ; D. Geteleg, 21,971 ; R. WArlViOtC,
13,305 ;Mrct. ;313.31veen. 13,091 ; W. Case.
Inure. 17,1135 ; NV. leinklitter, 17,01e. and
It. Curley. 14,681. 'Peed prelude of milli
telt fawory Mr swoon rif 1840, 743.-
310 you 1.114,10,
42-3.
o 1 oo.
TtIrrallef! iA (Ili the sick 11M.
Several in flee vieinity ore sutTering
from stop re ....Ade.
Itev, lit'. Forrestn
efts cofined to 'the
hono diwine the .arly part of tho week.
Wednealoy moreing wor.1 W3,1
ed. here that Harry /lame, keetee Carritel•
thie vieleity, had die; ca'," Prom the filiW11,itt: 1,1.1am
eLlit the fel.
typhoid Inc.
re sleet (1',) 11 frem
hero WII,) V/1.01,,:a the Entramei Ben mie-
'diem were eirmestefel. One of them,
ahem meey heads Ow last foe the
Ili, amine1 ineeteig of the iteeve
manufactory woe held hi the Ceentell
Chember, Bette:els on Motelayildowtoen,
Preeident Ireland •ho ("hair.
The auditere' report 0004 read and 50.
3110103. 1Ioved be Thom. Stracion,
eacended by .1.4111 ettr,011 that report bo
adopted. Cart ied.
Moved. Relented 1111,1 woried that
Wctl tt.r Belden ;Ml Allan Cochrane be
LIP dined sera]
TIM ,ollowieg Direotors woro efeet,a
for the eurrent year -.jito. Cardiff, (le),
Br.,war, Jae. Irelaud. Jelin Stem:hall and
Jas. Turnbull.
Moved by Jim. Cardiffereen
. eitvl ij
FOVsytil that 1141). 1(1.1101 (1, rt,
1.10eted omo
ma. Hod.
oVo 111 ly Strs::114w
1, e:meted Le
• Joao. Tend:till the itla.:k
comity with merits. Tho others
win, wrote were, 'Mies, Lizzie Instep,
,Annie Pei -gees), Minnie l'.1cDonalci. and
.191n iW. Morrison. May they always
be as successful.
Dome—On Wednesday morning of this
week, Emma M. fourth daughter of
Thomas Roe, a Afn0K11101), MR called to
her eternal home. The deceased con•
traoted cold about three years ago
which remelted in consumption, but she
was able to got about handily until about
e month previous to her death. Miss
Boo was of lively, happy tamped:emit
and her faith in the Friend of sinners
remained true until she was called to
the rest thet romaine to tits people of
God. The funeral on Thursday after.
noon. was largele' attended.
aetttet.
Mies; j.lender returned to ler home
in Prescott on 13110(11.17 t110('03((33'
About half of one citizens are laid np
01 1,0011 with bed colds or other forme
of SiCk110444.
Rev. T. Thoineon will preach in the
Methodist church of this place on Sum
day 01001113 nest.
3. Dunbar, of Seattle, W .4111110in
Ter, itory, arrived home on Monday after.
noon. Ile has been away about twit]
year-, and looks as if that (weary agmell
with 111,0.
It 5, reported that Wnl. bas
sold the homestead to James Lindsay.
The price! paid is said to be 55,200. Mr.
Tindall tents of going to Manitoba on s
prospecting tour.
Thos. Whitfield, of the 12th concession
of Grey, has received a telegram from itis
mon John, in Michigan, 5511109 that ht.
wife was dead. The deceased was a
daughter of the late Mr. Saddler, of the
9111 concession.
The annual meeting of the patrons of
Ethel cheese factory was held in Bur-
ton's Hall on. Saturday efternoen when
the business for the past year was eon -
eluded. le. Barr was appointed cheese.
maker at his nand figure end T. P.
Sirup -con as Auditors on behalf of the
1)100113.Rev. T. Thomson end wife, of Van-
couver, B. C., areivcal home on Saturday
Ile was staitled 00 Tuesday morning by
1000101(15 11 10105(1410 to the effect that
brotlier, Wm. Watson, formerly of
Blyth, whom he loft in his usual health
.41e week before, was deed and buried.
/Ie 0335a sufferer from eattterb. and
having contracted the Russian influenza
he succumbed to this malady.
Onaranv.—It is with deep rearet wed
much sympathy fur the friencli of the
cleiwased that we record this week the
death, on Tuesday, al Mrs. W. Dom,
youngest daughter of Robert Elliott of
the ‚2331 eonoesston of Grey and sister of
Mrs. II. F. McAllister of this place.
This is a particularly sad trial not only
to Mr. Doig but also to her parents and
friends with whom she was (3m favorite,
being of such a jovial and kind disposi-
tion and having a pleasant smile for all.
She bore her long affliction with meek -
nese and Christian fortitude, never giving
way to despondency but trading in Ilion
who is elasuflicient for every trial. Her
end was truly living type of a noble
Christian diameter.
There to no death i What seems so 111 trans'
This lito of mortal breath
Mien;
Is but suburb of 100 1310 Biretta,
Whose portal wo death.
In that great (delete's stillness and seolu-
By guardian (401300 1011. Dion,
Safes from toninLation, sato from sin's polio -
she Hee, whom 05 nail dead. 11100,
cbeesecreel et wee.
The complete records of railroad build -
Mg foe 1889 show that the mileage con.
struoted in the U. S. was less than in
any year since 1885, loss than half as
great as in 1887, and probably less, in
proportion to the mileage existing at the
beginning of the yemr, than the increase
in the population of the country.
Wong Chin Foo writes that, owing to
the jealousies and rivalries of the differ.
ant Chinese families in AMY York, new
temple 1118 been provided attd a rival
JOSS sot tip at No. (1, Mott street. The
name of this 1100god is Kean Ti Gwin
—Gott of heaven and earth—and he is
said to possess much more power than
Kwan Koon, the Jogs of No. 10, Molt
street.
While tile N'etv York Mulertaleers are
unable to supply hearses enough to meet
the Imp inortemee death rate, the stook
sI anti„grip medic:Mee is canning short.
Druggists are complaining that they are
(tamest entirely out of *51 3101010. In
fact, 50 great has bc,n1 the run on the
dreg that r000ty druggists heve com-
pletely exhausted their supply. The
drug is manufaetured in Germany, and
for some nymptonie of Manatee le al-
most the only remedy. It generally
tette,: three weeekg to aecure a shipment
:tented with a dressing ease end 1,very of the drug, after the order 11104 beta
flattering addrses by his pupil% Unmet sent to Clammy. 'Phri price of entl-
also entertuiteol at. a cemplimentary pyreno hag gone stp 01 '.1.' In 031 per
3,131133rc13 1; 3 3•,,3•tmm, t 4v; og„
lewilog fetus : -Amount re-
ceived no eels fee e eve.e, a7,513.31 Paid
l(al(her1 311,51,15; tie 310 20 ;
dircetorh' salary, $10.011; Salesman's
clary, 341.10 ; seeretary'e salary, 17j.00;
treasurer's salary, 525:00 ; Auditor's,
310,00 ; ca
patrons, in sh, 55,086.80
i ;
patrons n maim, 3300.82 ; Tood peunds
of milk received, 942,020 ; total pounds
of cheese ndo, 84,1-12 averege potwols
of milk to one pouad of cheese, 11.01 ;
average price per gullen for hauling, 10
1.5 mita average price per pound for
the seueon, 9.-50 cents ; largeet patron,
Jas. Struelem, 3,777 gallons; number of
'patrons mending milk in 1182,74.
The whey will be returned to the
patrons oh motion of Jae. M. Martin,
secoutled by Alex. Forsyth.
After a discussion as to what would be
dime to reduce debt on factory the meet-
ing adjourned.
001.411011T natatee eimearests.
The third animal meeting of the Do-
minion Draught Mese Breeders' '500013 -
tion was held in Cliwou recently, with a
large attendance of members. I're-ident
John itfn3iilhax, m. 1'., occupied the
The fintanniel eta'ement showy 1 the
balance en hand nt kat, tonlit, 31,191.42 ;
received during the year, 3820.00 ; dis-
bureunente for salariee, Kidding, postage
and other expenses, 3498 47; belance on
hand 31,808.45,
The Secretary's report showed 10-1,
earth- renewed for the second volume -
3511 stallions and 245 Inares.
The report of the council MR real
containing an account of their doings for
the year and submitting several impor•
tent recommendations. The report
stated that the council had ordered the
proseoution of two parties for false en-
tries, under sec. 85, chap. 11,19 Vic., A.
and A. Act of Ontario, and hese would
be decided shortly. They had also de-
cided to case the seoond V0111010 of the
stud book on March lst.
On the subject of registering animate
bred in the United States, from Domin-
ion Draught stock, several letters had
beam received, but the council entertain-
ing doubts on the advisability oE such
registration, or the power of the society
therein neder its letters of incorporation
had consulted J. T. Carrow, Q. 0., and
his opinion was submitted to the nieet.
ing. It was to the effect that the society
being incorporated under the laws of On-
tario, foe the declared purpose of 'pro.
meting the interests of breeders of
drought horses in Canaan," it had no
authority to extend its business outside
of this country and consequeetly would
have no control or authority over appli-
cants from the 'United States where fele°
representations were made in 1311 entry
for registry. This opinion WON 011
motion endorsed by the meetidg, and the
secretary instructed to give all assietance
or information which might be. desired
byparties in the United Stales, who
might organize a stud book there.
The council recommended (1) The
passoge of a resolution dealaring the
progeny of Dominion Draught Stook
eligible for any volume of the stud book
(2) That the standard of registration for
the third volume should be three crosses
of accepted sires ; (9) That only one-
half the council retire each year here-
after '• (4) That the secretary be empow-
ered 10 charge 25 cents for sob letter
necessary after the first one to complete
or perfect an entry presented for regmbra-
don ; (5) That where animals are pur•
chased by shippers or jabbers the entry
for registration bo required to be made
by the breeder or owner of the animal ;
That 'where the breeder is doad or his
siguatnre not obtainable, on spplioation
for registration must be attested to by
the statement or affirmation of a respon.
eible party before 11 notary public. AU
these recommendations were adopted by
the selecting.
The election of °fame resulted as fol-
lows :—Preeident, john McMillen, M. P.,
Constance P. 0, (re-elooted) ; Vice.
President, D. MoIntosh, V. S., Bruce -
field (re-electod) ; Treasurer, Jahn Aiken -
Lead, V. S., Goclerioli ; Seorotats, Jas.
Mitchell, Goderieli, (re-elected); Conn.
eila P. Curtin, Adore; Alex. tunes, Olin.
ton ; 'McGregor, Brucefield• ,T. E.
Blacken, 1,t' ,1 Clinton; D. 'Fisher,
Goderich ; Jno. MoDiarmicl, Luoknow ;
jno. Busch, Sebringville ; Jas. Hendee.
Rom Belton ; J. Fisher, Benmiller ;
Wm. Sinclair, Chiselhuest ; Thalweg
Green, Dublin ; C. E. Meson, Brueegold;
J. II, McRoberts, Leona.
It was decided that the ootincil should
meet at least once every three menthe,
and (Ito first meeting for 1800 will be
hold about the time of closing the mond
Velem.
S. &tithe, of Heiman, and Thomas
Constanee Were appointed
n
aditort3 for the alma:4 year.
Pi wag deoidaki that rt dant with two
grosses must be registered in order to
admit her progeny to rogigtration, but
that mares not entered me dans must
bave three crosses to register.
The felletwing were appointed as taut
li,xeentive Committee for the revidot of
ctbrtoe 111%1'1n11.e1.1r8nD.1T,3t.11..1,1r ;an1,1,ie, Bla11-