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The Huron Expositor, 1882-02-10, Page 8FM 1� . : . I � . . 4 . . I - i I . � - � I . I . I I .� . . i - � I I - � � � I--_ I � , I I . . � i . . . . -. . . I - :4 I . - � I , I . . i . . i . I . t ; . - . .. I . 1� � V I . I � � I I I , - I . � - . , - - . . I � 11 - . , . i - . � - i - . � I . . I I . I 1- , I � - - -1 - � - � . . -1'. I : k I - I I � i I . 1 1 . I . I � I . � , �� I A -� -1k - I . - � ;, 7-,-.- , --t- I � . I I � . . . �' I -. . i I � - � � . . I � I I i -- -- . I � - -- 1-� --- - . 1. - I . � � � �Z��- - ---).,, 11k----- -* -- - ! � : -- - - --.I,.-- ---,- -- -- . - � �--7-� �-: --- �v Z . I i . - I � . —� -. �, A" - � � I - -4�-r —�- - i",,� � . - - � . � . ". , , . - . � .-. - , - - � � -- I � - . I—— -- . I— - i- - " — , . . .. . . ---�- W L & I - . . I . - i . - I � - . I i � I ; I --- �1 .,� I � � - � - . . . . . I----- . - - I w - . - I . - �, -, . I - # � - Z , I . I I - . I . i . -` . " . � I . I I . . . , ,_ � . . , I I � I � -1 � � - - -- N - � � . � � . . - � I i I - � I v I I � . � - I - �. � � I . . I - � . I I � ! : � , . 7 T- 4 1 � " � . - I " :, I � . i i ; , . - I � - . . F fl -1- . I � ' I i : AmIUARY 140, 1882. I- . - - :%% , - � -- % . . I i - - I I , - ! I t-. .� . � . � . - V . - ' t . . , I . 1 THE HURON EXPOSITORN L - I - I . -7 � 1 7 1 1 "I - I . I- - - . - . - -- � - - I - - I I I � - � - . . I . I I - � ---- I . . I I I .. � . . I I I - . - I .. ! � I * enabled to leavo - � * .1 amily, but was � � . � �- - we'll doing. .But, we are digressing, wher they acquire a t@Ate for this blies will be held in Cardno's Hall on kindly came to 4 �ur Aid, anagave sever- - th ng ; awful, actually, air, going at a and f '- i �� . - 1 . � I - �- I I a&# 114 1 : . .1A- -1 & I ?X- VV rAmium. The meetir ,itself vroved,& them well prpvided for besides. -H* I I 11 �- , LIMP ne solos An �- am a 'y — . . Jr . � - � . -- �� .4 � , I ma & J,p 40 IMP* VV* andimustieturn.to the teameating. spectlationit entirelyunfits thernfor the evening of Friday, the 11 Mi strong, . the )reoentor of the congre- maguilieent success. I ihould suppose rarely if ever took guy prominent .-�. - - . . -- F The 0huroh was comfortably AW.' obbei and quieter and low exciting coca- music will be furnished by the Seventh Arm ' - mac � `� I - , ! . . . � ' ' i part in public matters � but was h . 1, - — . dns a couple of Solos which about six hundred sat down to to&, # li� 11 � . I . � -�i!z c, I - - Addressego suitable to the poossion and . atkl He concluded his excellent Fusiliers, London.—The. eleighing had gation, also gAV4 I �was served up, -I ass&6--you, in a esteemed as a kind and obliging neigh. �� f � a' Ay last, the showed, that although hq is quite a which I I I �- — .. -11� � , DI&TRECT MATTERS. - pleasing to the audience, were delivered tu�e by a - most eloquently beautiful another send off on Tnead I -admitted to. :11-� , rt, expedit' bor, ama was uuiversa , . p1l. and - �, I , , I � foo o- on the heels of Style t lly - '. . il - 31 b 4 U I" I . - � - I .yRev.DrJames and Rev.Rr.MoAdam, pero ation. The audience were led to warm min haxind cleared the snow you g man, he i a ol So legan I it has seldom been my lot to be a man of the most sterling integrity. I --_ I , t I A of Exeter.1 Both gentlemen we excel- expqi it much frow the doctor, and we nearly all away. The roads' are again the professors. A choir, composed of a elegan a � — . I li I it & 4 CARD OF TiX&NKs.-TG Wm. Hendry, lent platform speakers few of the oQngri 3gatiou, made their first witnes . In fact, Sir, the wholer thing He leaves a widow and a large fainify -�. I - , F�L7 J X604prontarco Matue, Life &saafauaa I and their ad- are a ire that none could be disappoint. hard and smooth, however, and wheel- rellectB the utmost 6redit on the corn- to mou . - -. . ru his loss,.,. The remains wer& 'I', - & . � I , . & '00'- 'dresses on this occasion were short but ad. He -,is a :fluent, smooth and ing is excellent.—Mr. R. L. Sharp left appeusuce in public and gave some . . ., I - � 2` ff 110my-Plesse sooept my thanks for your prompt - � supplied by interred in the Clinton cemetery oil � �'! ; pointed, Inte'resting and instructive. thoroughly oulti W- -, with a car anthems, &o., fairly well, and with mittee!� The speaking was . . I � papnent, of $1,000, on Polioy No- 296, on the life vated speaker, with a yesterday for innipeg . d the large attendanco - - r L !. -1 a 1-� 'L 1.1 9 By make a very good � . - of my late husband, through your spat. Mr. H. Several Very nice musical selections full, )owerfal voice, all of which cona- load ol' splendid driving horses. Sev- practice they memb ro of the Presbytery, and the Saturday last an I ! Chmeron, c.f Se&fQrth. 6 and to the at the f aneral fully testified the univer. - I., I I OATHERWE CURRY. .1 �. A a 1k ,&I.- -.L-..- 2-- I- 5-I&L U. -A .1 -# 4--h � A 4.-L I 41� ," laca nbnir Proceed 956. efore closing speecilabs were excellen I � -- � � � W�&v CIV V" CLO , un AAV � . I . I . I 1. . I a 14" * of J P V utesorlptive powers va. W �"" W %; L A" of the manse sal respect in which the deceased was , k*1 I 1. the leaderoh Professor Jones. On and I Lill, immense fund of anecdotes than three minutes, and all of them we wish to expr9so our disapprobation int, �viz.: the paying f; 1- � � 0 ' , : � �, , . - ! if '- --Booms WANTKD.—Wanted for a sin � IP . We Sebt, and really, air, I should think, hold. � . ,rwZ�- .' �. '-�t ' gle the whole the anniversary services this mak him an orator second to few, if can come within 3.80. They are a fast of the "Vote of thanks" business — V . I - � ' - - I � liptntlemsu 9, p,trior and bedroom, tarnished, o r a - . . - -iL`i L ` -1 I , 1 . - 'were, if anything, in advance of any, of our Canadian divines or States- people in Winuipe ,and - Sh * ' VO it to b6 a, complete nuisance, from the appearance of that arowd,the Cranbrook. ,� I k �,i ijl NWV parlor bedroom without board. Libnal Y�ear . g Mr 6, is belie I ji., L 4 I I . . on mittee have a very easy task. I I 1; , � � I L nounerstion will be given for � . bound to provide them with 1W � t� I L' ; .q .:a saitAble pl&W f4Trrier years, and were alike pleasing men.. 0, horse e.3h taking up uearl� as much time as the 1�j- -� Z V�� 1.1 it rA Private house. Apply at Zii;slTos, oMoe. . aid satialactom . 10 liformed that they axe taking active ENTICIRTAIN=14T.- A literary enter. � - y to all who took put in ' " 0 ' Lto suit.—Our old Bud esteemed friend, whole of the re't of the performance. am' I � I FIFTIM � fA� " . �- - - � . �, � T" PiaOPHET * J191%Zmi,iH's messu'res to this and, which is very tainment is to be held in the Primitive - �, � i T! � STAR KmNIRY PAD, recommended in them. . VISIT TO Mr.' James Biggins, of Stanley, near- We hope the range will take it up . i- - - �i . ' wuoug -V. � , � . --�— ndable.. The manse itself goes Methodist Church next week. - 1��, � . - affifts of lame back, awtorrhoea, iaffam Inablon - L OLD jI1RBLMM.- According to previous Olinton,wao-in town on Wednesday, and have it -abol ished before next soiree comm ; I i �j t of - � " - � - . 1, � I � . Ow kidneys, bladder, and. urinary organs, gravel THz L,&Tx Mas. HABKmK.—The anno�hncemont, Rev. Dr. Wild, the &v,ery considerable way in adding to SxNal-,m SciiooL.-The singing scho-a Pe -7 1 , .- , I I payingafew friendly calls. Mr.Big- time.—Cox. - .� I . , , . ucted by Mr. Daniel - Stewart, of A - D 4 ,� i md"betea. Forsaleby,T. S.RoBiciaTs, Drug-_ msayfriends in this section of Mm. Born what celebrated pastor of Bond , gins has recently returned from' the 0 the appearance of this place, and will cond �' -, -,, 11 - . . � V, � ht. 740 - � . If I -- Wm. Habkirk, late of McKillop, will stree Congregational Church, Toronto, State of Ohio, where he at one time 'Varna . Surely recommend itself to the liber- Brussels, is in fall blast. It is well at. 1:,, EDWAF � I !11 I INMAMUTION OF THr. KMNZ-yg OSU regret - �-�,; ,-A I . � . � ality 0 the public. tended, and the scholars behave them- , � � L 9 see to loam of her death -which took delivered his lecture on the above Bub-. resided and where he has a son who TF,xPEi&ANcE MERTING.-011e Of the un- .selves admirably. � 1� It! �� r� - - I huns, bsok, paia in the loing, @ices T � i I 1, etc., swellings I . —I uderstand the Wawanooh Cc I . I � - a I malgeneialder4ngementof the �rlaary system, place at the residence of her son-in-law, jeot in Cardno's Hall on the evening of' has been a resident of the State for most successf a] 'temperance . meetings e I K �1 . .� -� ,�� oared by Star Mdney Pad, for sale by, .T. S. Mr. James Cummings, of Tuokersmith, Tuesday last. Notwithstanding that over 20 years. He says things look. � oil Board are taking steps towards build- TRi Mzy,TiNG.—The congregation of , - . I . I -L 'Is � . .I. L 5 I& 740 ever held in Varna took place on Tues- . - - I , I I I . ol 4 A1022"IL on Friday last. Mrs. Habkirk was a the right was wet, da.rk, and disagree- wall on the other side, and business in day evening laab in the Temperance ing a bridge over the Maitland, on the Knox Church are to have a tea Mae#, I I - .. I I , NON-JINTRNTION AND SuPPREssioN of native of Borwickshire, Scotland. Her able, there was a large audience, the 9th concession. This will lot in a very ..Z � ing on Thursday evening, the 23rcl . I .1 3 T, . � � f every depaxtment is booming. The Hall. Notwitl1st - : t 1. . , Vdae oared by Soar Kidney Pad fur sale b 1. S. a 13 anding the ve inst. Proceeds to be applied to payoff � I 1. y first husband, Mr. Alexander Neil n hall ing well filled, and we fancy we cropq last year, both wheat and cor a ning large tract of fine country to Bel- � ! I - � t Nounirrs. 740 died in Scotland, in 1847. �Shortly are ade in saying that few who attend, was very dark a d rainy the hall was the debt that still remains on the � � I I , 11' grave. �' By4he-'by, how is it that Bel- I � A- auAxnTy of Seed Peas, Clover and left filled to its utmost capacity, Showing , - . c, I . , i after his death she emigrated,,'to this ad were -disappointed. From the the late'Bown fall wheat promised well, a grave is without a mill. It seems to mans . .4 S P LE N' I � � � I - A � were somewhat light, but when he- e. A Pleasant -time is anticipated, � . - .. � I I i . Ibnothy, wanted stAult'& Adodlesn's Tea and . that a deep inte rest is still take in the - 11 country, and with her family of two , repor ts current of this gentleman -many . -omprehAsible But : . I N Geed Store. 740. � � me perfectly in( as a good many speakers are expected I , , I [ � while much of the early sown had been Temperance c Be in this vioi t . I � . . ': - � . 11' Y* the present impulse caused by the to be present to address the audience. - . � sons and. two daughters she settled in had ormed the opinion that he a destroyed by grab and h b Th Rev. Mr. C k, of Varna, delivered I r � A sensational mountebank, but � . i , 9�i'Mr.Edward MeFaul is now in the township of MoKillop. it is now sor *" ad to a a I 11; I 4 t building of this bridge will, I am Bare, PRECENTOR. -The Presbyterian con. I z - . � . ; � I powemioa of that fiae store lately, ocou- about 24 years since they landed here.' those who had formed this opinion and plowed up. On the whole he thinks a very forcible a ad eloquent address on of this place secured tb& L . . I � . � I �: atrang � I 11 pied by Messrs. A. G. McDougall & Cc Ontario a preferable countryto livein,aud the temperance question. The solos of a that matter. Yours, . &c., gregation - I - I : - ,,, Some years after coming to MoKillop who beard his lecture on Tuesd ' � TiuvELLER. � �, -,'services of Mr. Wrn. Spence, of Ethel, -. . ; ; and has - By fully equal to anything in the civilized Miss- Eva Pla kett, of Seaforth, and I I . . � been baay -day an I ilight fot. I . I 1. : she married Mr. Win. Hahkirk, who night, will be glad to change their for- i S.— . as Procentor in Knox Church. He ex. - . I � . Ow past week re-marki�rig i very article world, and we think he is about right. Mr. Charles T ugh, of Stanley, were I � I I proceeded her to the last resting place mar impressions. In his ,general de- - We Kin7burn. pects to meet with the vouug folks for . � . � L I � - - � � . - , � I - In the place. In a few days big spring in- are glad to notice that Mr. W. H. well rendered d highly appreciated MISS - I VUL I _ I A - She waa 75 years of mea4or he is very plain and unassa Smith, formerly of this town, has been by the audiene . The lodge choir an- . . t Xo1qART MHzTnf(t.- The annual practice during the summer months. ��. -1 In LE., tmrchages will -Commence to arrive. of a . . � r, � E - L 1 4='u'tWf0rOm!hr'ar appearance no person IDgy. JWhile as an orator, although tiug of the Canada This is a stop in the right direction. - - . 1411 1 'which notice will be given. Wrou, . re-eugaged as cheese maker for. the tortained the some very missionary mee .I- �.,.� �- Z 40, i - 1L this- would take her to be nearly so old. he o�Lnnot be called perfect, In etiDg With . li . . . , . Yet Ekfrid cheese factory for the the oora- excel Methodist Charch was. hold in Kin- ;� lent music; and the entertainment ': .,. . I - 5i I f4per. Mr. McF&ul will be found L Until very recentl"he had been a there' is a sort of magnetism ham o Tuesday evening of last week, Morris. !, ' I 1� 114-waya at his post, and ready - to ing season. Mr. Smith was the maker Was interspersed with appropriate 4 - I .1 - I . . - I WILit remark%bly robust. person, -and scarcely &bon; him which attracts and holds in this factory last season, and the di at whi �h addresses were delivered by LOOALITMS.-Mr. J. Aitebeson, of ths- � . . Won his numerous friends. . He i � slognes and recitations. The Rev. � .i - I �. It I '�' � to give his Pe1SOUal attention t atenda knew what it was to be a day Sick. his I audience almost spell -bound. Rev. r. Davy, Rev. Mr. McDonough 3rd coDeeshion, sold a fine horse the t, I . 7, f record of the factory shows that he un- Mr. Danby, of I Varna, presided as . I 1 1 0 every' Within the past year, however, she has . He isl a close reasoner, a clear thi a ker �, : �. 4 MAX+L of the business, and as he is a f2rat- been anbjeot to attacks of inflammation and i� thoroughly conversant with an , deistands his, business. -As will be chairman of thf.� meeting. T and th pastor of the circuit, Rev. Mr. other day to a farmer in Tuekersmith, 71 - � 2 " of the lodke intend 'am,, Bub � . STAPL A� W basinesa Mau, we -fael Been bruotice elsewhere, a meeting Of bers lobratimn� Ha --nil on. After the speaking the for the Sum of $150 cash.-Uiss � 1� - Z' cOatideat of the laugs, and she was seized by one oient -history and literature, while, . � � Est" this establishment will bear a the shareholders of the West End their Snug siJm. of seventy-two dollars was Olver, viho bas"bodu visiting friends ia I . . I twentieth 1 anniversaryFlIon. the I -- . I of these on Saturday evening, the 28th combined with thes'e,-,'o his versatile Cheese ridaed by subscripti-in. . � I - - , Manufacturing Company is 22d of "March next by havi . .! Seaforth, bas just returned home,Mr. : . . I . 4 ced impress of the character and nit. 1 At first little danger was manner and his ready f ind'of wit place � ; A g an on- , - 71 1 , . : I , f ftergy, � appr6- I RzmoymD.-The Kinburn hotel, which H. Sellers, of the 3rd concession, has I % I i of the -proprietor called at Weir's H4el on Wednesday tortainment and oyster a pper, of 1� AS . � handed but the favor rapidly increased, him us one of the' ve II , �t - ry foremost Jac- t - � ! . . next at 2 o'clook.-The proceeds of the which due notice wil I be giveik. has been kept for a number of years' recently purchased -Old Jossell froln . , . . - e -At the last - meet- an.d in less than a week, despite all tarer,4 of the present Nday. His lecture , , . - 7 COUNCIL Dowas. Sunday collections and the tea meet - 0 - past by Mr. Gi3orge Brownlee has been Mr. E. Olver. for the sum of MO.- � . * ; o I efforts to stay its rava4es, it completed is, wi0hout exception, one of the most - latel3, purchased by Mr. Upghall, of Mr. Luke Bell, form6rly of Napanee . � �, �. � i *9 of the town Council on Friday . Ing in connection with the anniversary � . I , 9- � i , Ro ervil.le. "I - its work. Mrs. Habitirkiwas a partic. ng, 'Instructive and attractive - . - , lur.- � I �- ory cotti - fVeuing Mr. Samuel Stark was appoi , � services of the Canada Met.liodiBt � cig Clinton, and there is Do doubt but that now of Morris, is making -preparatiorn . i Fact I �- , . I 1 4 ularly kind, amiable, Christian lady, inter ti r listened to, and any par- Church amounted, to $160. -Mr. Robert i . -� - � � �� 5. Mr. E � �- A i Ad swiessor at a salary of 87( wo h 0 eve A HANDSOMIC PONATION. - The con - the genial disposition of the new pro- for going to Man i toba in : the %sp ; � � . and although of a retiring, unassuming son h vi g heard it on Id d i greg%tion of Rod arville for some time prietor will insure for him a, Bon ring.- I � ''I Heavy Bit 1.41 [ ]Lusby" the preseat market clerk Won 68Lre Govenlock, of McKillop, near Seaforth, rishing The pritflic serviceg in f,dan�!ctioa witk � , . - - R I IWIPOI! was disposition, she never�woaried in well to he�r nit again. Af, r listening to is now making akrttIlgements for thel past have been �desiroua of acknow- busixiess. Mr. Brownlee goes to Allms thePlymoutb Brethren, wbioh ha", 1: I -� 1, . if I ated town constable, collector and , .;, 1r; �-- � - . doing and never Complained SO long as Dr. M Ud, we are not &� all surprised lodging their app eciation of th . iL, ain a " � !*Woet inapectur, at a 8ale,ry of $300 per planting out of an extensive vinery a labOrg to start again, as be at one time had a been heli at Timm" CamphelVS - �': . PZ n i � - Y t she could reader assistance to those that Sunday after* Sunday and month of their ministor, the Rev. A. Y. Hart- rein- 1- :1 . i ; Wmarn. Mr. John Hargan was ap. ,,, � on his farm this spring. -Professor J. thriving business in that place. dence, on the 3rd conoe - 9 I ssion, h :� I J nted market clerk, &c., in p6ce of ho needed, and were always glad " to after month he attracts immense Jay, amongst thera, and have 'lately a." .1 - - -. Heavi � au- G. McPherson, the - only Canadian EDUCATIONAL -The following is a been attended by large cro ds. X ot. � , . -, I - avail themseLies of her kind offices. dieno is even in the,'motropolia of On- pr a uted him with the sum of $72 -is . I I ; P Irtasby, at a salary of #300, per an- horse trainer, closed a class in this a a correct standing of the pupils of Kin- withstauding, the bad road's., encour- I., 7 � . . it She will be 'sadly missed, not only by tario,-*here there is tallent. of no mean town on Thursday night. The Profas- a t'k" of their iesDeot and esteem for . � Fa � I sum- Mr. Won. Elliott was appointed burn Public Sebool for the month of aizin-a sleigh loals came f rom a die. .� � ., I '. I . ber immediate friends and relatives, order., He- proves coholusively from him as their pasior-. . i � ..I 'i ,I � twa and school treasurer, at a Balary sor gave several exhibitions of his Skill I January: Fifth - class -1st George tance. Service is announced to 1pe ,I I . i - Z I., , , -- 1 but by the entire neighbo ral� prophob has in horse training and colt breaking be., , Petrie, 2d Bella Lowrie, 3rd Samuel held next Sabbatb, as � u,,ual, at 3 " " . :. � 411 S-75 per annam. Mr. Elliott was rhood where histor 7 a orip a y - . �14 I . I Rho lived so long and by whom she been f ilfilled, and he h�lde from this . B uevale. � vi � I also allowed $60 for his Bervicaa as, fore his class, and seemed to give good ' - Lawson. Fourth class -1st Robert o'clock. Prayer Meetings on Wedues. I I I I was so highly respected 'kad so Sincere. that t iat portion of P�Opheoy which I I j . �: To OTTAWL.-t. Farrow, H sq., M. 8 . tlk---.� , . .: � L eollector last year. After passing a few E - satisfaction. His method is entirely! Cott and )Luke Lawson (a day evenings. . . IJ- � ly beloved. She was mother of Mrs. has n( t yet been f ulfillel will be. The , r4�;.-, . I I I III, accounts the Council adjoamed until 1 P., departed for 1 Ottawa on Monday Kate Mills, 3rd Adeline Dale. Senior I -- � , I opposed to jerking, whipping or cruel i - V.- � I � 11. E. Forsythe, of H I - t . - ' U . � mwxt M-unday evening. - ay, Ars. James Cum. British nation, he anticipates, 'will be .treatment'of any kind, and in ing last, to attend to his duties third class -1st Jennie Scott, 2d Annie , . -, . L � this! morn . §tephen. ,- 1� - mings, of Tuokersalith, and 'Messrs. the le ding nation of the world; the . U L � 1 . 1, re Martin, 3d Goo. Campbell. Junior COUNCIL DomGs.-At the lasb meet- I . ; � . Thomas Noilans, of Hallett, and Saxo language the prevailing tongue, spect is commendable. there. - � �H - � : . 4 - � , � I - - -- I Som. -Mr. T. � islop, of the boun- third class-Ist Annie Schoales,' 2d ingof the S taphou C wa noi 1, 'which -1 . I STILL ANoTfmR.-Mr. John Lyons 11 � .. I 1 4 - Alex. Neflaus, of MaKillop. and . was . i X � watrautor and bailder of this town, loft' buried on Satarda' She was' the Christian religion which we Brussels. darv. has sold hi' farm of 1-00 acres to John Scott, 3rd Mary Schoales. Senior held on the 4th inst., the principal . .i I � � if Y in the Harparboy hold �he prevailing religion. Among .. I :j . 't I cemetery. ' 11; I 1; � 4m. Tuesday last for the Laud of Prow- . otber br'oofs of these positions he in- CURLING.-Brussols and Harriston Mr. Matheson, 0 1 Stephon,lorthe sum second class-Ist Joseph Wheatley, 2d business of iuteretit trausacted was - r . �- � 11 I �l , i be. Mr. Lyons iaU-4tid-S, going ,1irect .. Curling Clubs played a match of 25 Of 83 600 cash. 1 Goo. Millson, 3rd Beatrice Lindsay. instructing the Clerk to advertise for 4 , : -A � � 1 I in Brandon, where he has severs,l Con. �. BtSnCEd the facts that all other nations ends at ListoweL, yesterday,. foe the - CHBB89.-Au 0journed meeting of Junior second class-ist Maggie Wfi- 4 � I . i I ANNIVSHBARY SF-aviems.-The anni. 'we Sending their thousands. annually tenders for the construction of two I � i � I - . �, I I 1i Uacts awaiting. him. Mr. Lyons leaves ' Association Modal, resulting in favor the shareholders and patrons of the son, 2d Mary McCully, 3d Thomas I bridges over the Sduhle Rive ...... I *EW PATTE1 �t I co g I r, � . � versary services in - utlecCion with the into tt a Briti h Dominions, and that ; . . the ten- M., �. tug family bou."ad,but tUe.probAbility, Canada M of Brussels by two shots. Bluevale Cheesei Company was held Brownlee. . I - � I *, � . .1 I I elihodfist Church of this town the la;tor return none; these adopt i I ders for which will �)o opeued at the I mi.. I � . -1 - I ilathat if the couatry'saits hin-1 Ild Will were hold on Sunday last. The Rev. i RALiLWAY TICKET Aomxcy. - The ' here on Monda last. Wm. Messer PRESICNTATION.-On Thursday morn- I Town Hall, Gre(iiton, On Monday, the . I . - - . . - I - our Jai iguage and our ways and become Grand TrunkRailway Companyhave . , ,%, - I 4ecomea, permanent resident of the was ro-appointe Salesman, and the ing of last week a party of young people I 20th inst., at 3 ololocjK p m. 11 1 .� Dr. Sutherland, of- Toronto. preached swallowed upin. the great mass here, -� -S Northwest. Mr.Lyong is � T I - fA- . - 11 thuruugli,ly bothmoruitigand evening tocrowded forget4ing their nationality and original opened an agency in. Brugsels for the- drawing of the 1-k' on some of the from Kinbura drovo� to -Londesboro, �. ; � �-, � . .. �- -, � � . I . 4 . =&star of his busine:js, and is, witilai, a sale of tickets to the North- routes was let. lmost all the banters called at the residence of Rev. JT I —H—ullem. I � congregations, the church in the even. langue ge, and while,the British 'people I � ,'i , -1, ,�i Bel west. C. R. Cooper has been ap- of the "lacteal" a ruck for higher wages. Lochead., and made him the recipim.' . - �-r I -A � . 116hable, 'genial, whole souled, felljwt ing being litera-Ily packed. Both Bar. are .ding missionaries to all other ; VITAL STATIITIOS.-Tbe following is .. . ,9 . I - - , I � - �LC�l *ad daring his five� ryears residence , a - pointed their agent. The whey was aoti to Mr. Montgomery of the handsome sum of $42 ill cas ,-.- -�r . ' I �;,� . mons were ve ble and were f ally ap- nation i of the eseth to imbue them Ment Of the births,mairiages �;.7 . .� . ry fter transacting so _--; 4 ,7. .,4,� �; 16re he wou the, coufilence ani atibeem MARKETS. -Fall wheat 01.24 to $1.26, for 6300. A me other A very -suitable address for the occa- -egistered in the t.)wnship t, I . �, ery person with whom he came in prdeiated by aose who heard them. with o ir religious faith, there are- no . 1 and deaths i NEW W , 49 ev , i ., spring 4$1.25 to $1.27, peas 70,;. to buRinegs the meeting A,&i i �, .. On Monday evening the aanuaJ,, tea . naissio, iaries sent to the British posses- 75c., 6.djourned. sion was read by Mr. George Stanley, -- �, I " .. -a 1�of Hulb-tt for theyear ending Decem- '- 4.�, . I so tact, and it any eae can pros ar in oats 36a. to 37c., barley 70c. to 8 SOCIABLE. - on Thursday evening andthe presentation made by Miss 1 ber, 1881: Birt - ��i � . � Nie Northwest he should.* Wa 1? Meeting was hold. ,The tea WaS Bar LVed 'gions t:) convert the people to any other 0c., - : " i'�; � ace ex- a o hurch and was faith. He holds that the Prophet pork 88 to $8.10, hay $11 to $12, last a very succes fal end Pleasant � so. Gibson, atter which the reverend -,gen- I deatbs,52. � �;;iq f A BIG I I �, in the b!isement of th hides `18, 98 ; marriagges, 16; . we4lugly sorry that le is I * , -4 I �.; ; I i . eaviucr $7, batter 16o. to 17c., egas 18, potlatoes ciable was held the, house of "Mr. tlemanmade a very excellent 're�ly. , I � � - Z M fill that could bedesired-. About 400 Jeremiah- emigrated to Ireland and 550.. n WELL Dowz.-Mr. Thomas Neilaus, ` - : � "oroh, but we hope that seafortli's to 60o. Farrow, H. P. ., I I , tout 15,0 persons from Afterpartakinar of refreshments, tho , - . � . weropreseat. Atthe appointed hour fermed a colony there, and that the n odr Collector, has collected and paid " , , , � h3�m will be his gain. PROPERTY -Mr.Wm. Taylor has sold the vil-'age and surrounding townships party started for Kinburn, the evening I , ��4 11 ` � - ,�� Ho "s eu'&ge'l the chair was taken. in the,&udience Irish -ace are -descondahts of these � I ' - � : ,� I *r. Richard Wright and Ar. J,')' his house and lot on William street to were pres�ut, and� after partaking of having been to all a very pleassilt one. over to the Treasurer every cant Of ; 1 88pil room of Mr 1161 . I .. r; :r. - � Darmace to go WniLtli h, al, aa I the ob uroh by . Win. M. coloni B. But our space forbids even Mr. Wm. Ross, of Morris, for tile sum tea, a very pleasant time was Spent in . I taxes for 1881, which is Creditable both i --. AT OL . - . I . . . I he "o Gray, who, in a few a propriate re. a glan a at the immense extent of hi ' . . a - I .1-1 I �� , �,, . p a- . I to himself aDd the ratepayer,q of the ��7 � . 4O.Dtleman laft oa Wa,laasday. s $400 cash. Mr. Ros' social talk, musi' i, -; . " ;,.; . 0 F3 intends moving 0 and other amuse. Blake. 1-1 . I ms to be the right i V i We marks, introduced Dr. Sutherland. torical ground over which he travelled. into town, having Sold his farm to Mr. metlita. The Droceeds amounted to I !� - I . - . E11-1-7- . - "I I Vigil them all prosperity aul huPs that Tile Doctor raforp�d to the magnificent Buffloe it to say th ' PRESENTATION. -A n ' Man ib the rigbt.pl , 1. .Z. t 0 � 0.1 . 'When they make their fortunes in'the at every position " Miller, of Hallett. - .$24. This sum is to be appliej to- umber ,of the ' ' ac% and al Ways -gets ; . 7.� 4 church edifice, which he g%id was one' assumed he proved most clearly and . I - members of the Blake Presbyterian the tax s wit4 W I I .4 out any difficulty. In- M, . i GOOD SHEzp.-Mr. C. R. Cooper has � wards paying for the organ in the Can&. Church gathered � ff 1%ad of bo,)rni digy will rabura to a of the handsomest in tile .Province, and concla4ively by the closest and most - - ems quite a pit!a,su.re to pa;y - .1 � . . 1.� i idVili-Md tOWa to enj,)y thaal, ' at the residence of deed it 13C r , �f urged the people to make a vigorons cogent reasoning. The lecture, in fac. just secared two thoroughbred South. da Methodist Cljqroh I 1: � ': - �,. - - - t, down " I Mr. Jogeph Foster, who is about to him, and oue alwost feels , � I - ---i- . i 0 . � - gat- LOOK F . Z ! 11 ewes from the flock of Mr. T. C. . . like Wanting .- i I �- i . I ; I . - effort to wipe out the debt which still contai68 so much that it is utterly im- I leave for Hicb; can, on Tuesd to pay him over again, as he always has Z, � , L � �, Douglass, of G.dt, who purebased from SuA shine. Lay evening, I . � A PLEASANT SOCI&L.-The members exists upt)n the church property. .An possible to take in more than the ,the fl,)ck of � February 7t "' e r- - - . .� L - - y - � - - h. and pr sented him and such 9, 9uial aud hearty laugh witi, - � Of the 0 11f011ows' L Age had a ver opport His Royal HighnesB the ,SURPTITSE PARTX.-On the h t � . � � � " unity was given to any who mereat outlines by listening to it. We Pri nee of Walti8. They are tla- one and. the 26th January'& larga Of Mrs. Foster wit wo very fine chairs, him which does oue good. -Ri,rz : . - I I li�,ll oa Thurs. wished to offe * evenirig PXXXII. . A feassat BDOW in their - number I - � i 4 -,� r subscriptions for that hope the Doctor will, at some future Of costing in the neighborhood of $30, and CouNcir, Domas.-A, meati,ng of the -i 11 N 4*y OVOEIL two shear owes, and are a very fine People gathered together at the r0si- bought from our anial friend, --- — -- --- u 4��. ag of lait wask. Ab.,)ut forty purpose. Subsoriptious were promised time, ermit the publication of his lee- 9 Mr. John Council of Hallett wa ' � I-V. , , a hold at Lou'des.. -- -I-.--- ,.-,. qf the Bretliren sat duwn to an e.ioaj- to tha amou" Sample of the breed. L%.st Season the dance of Mr. Kirkby and took pomes- S ' -. I p I' � �, ut of about .03,000, the turein, full. It would not only, moot , - Porter, of deaforth. The following boro on the 31st JAu.u,%ry. All the- I I , . .t ith a same ewes took six first prizes.and sev- siou Ot the houp�e. N( withstanding address on beh%lf of the congregation members prtsent. Ttie awarl and cle- 7 J. So . . I � feat repi,st, whiala, h%d boaa g)tban up highest being 0500, and other amounts w . )t � � � %ndar the supervision, of Ddc. J61la d c' - .1arge circulation, but its publi- oral secou3s. the Rnrprise..that 4vals given, all were Wall re I � . . � Own to tWOUV, When -all who felt cation and pe�asal woald do greaV good. ad by Mr. J. 8 uillie: � V � . 1 cision of tbe Minister of Educ,ttion DR UGGI-81 .. - ace, I a Mr. and Mr8. Poster : . . I , . bearing (late the 21at January. 1832, i ' I 'Williams, 'Lad w4ich would have d. -ma disposed had contributed in this,way The people of this community, ORANGammN.-A meeting of Loyal received hospitably and made quit _1Z I � wedit tor a caterer of much greater ex- .the lecture, entitled "A Orange Lodge of North Huron was ��welcome- After a few hours' enjoy- , '. . MA , I Sammer in certainly, deeply indebted to th � M reference to the dispu a with the TrZ- Z � 1. i 1perionoe and pratenaiuns. Af t a '- held in Brussels on Tuesday last !mont, tea was an'40anced, after which DEAR FELIXWDS,-We fInd & great t - r ,4. . k I . ! per a few hou, ac 0 o 0 1 - . - er gap- Prairie Land," was delivored. Dr. sonic fraternity of this town for pl ' 9 Th r were 1 -The 1 Miss tees of the Roman Catholic 8 - .. ra wero spellt 806*11Y, Sutherland spent ' 50 delegates present. J Mary J. Ki'kby was presented Many 011ailge-3 going -oil around us. and parate : .. I 801116 fifteen weeks lbefora emsucha' literary treat, and � r School, previously submitted to e . 81EAFORT1 following officers ware elected : Henry i with a beautiful v�orkhox,'toilet set and among.the rest we find you are abo t bim an . on I . ply 1� .. ! I ing the summer of 1880. .; L. Natherby, arwital tea set, byi to leave us, which recalls to our minds 8 Council and I. � song aud seatiment following eAoli travelling through the Northwest dur. we are safe in saying that Bla Id Dr, Perkins, Gorrie. C. M n mutuall i-etheria rapid sudcE)asioa. These so- , .v ,4greed by thi - ---- -- r,�, � , He was on. Wild ever again deliver a lootare 'her Sabbmth School �4 i eials have a M)st bauefioiai offact. Blyth D C. H.; Rev. F. Ryan, Bras- sciaolars, Maggi 01 the �act, that we never so fully appre. the, said Trustees, was -read, deciding .. I .1 - onery reading .1 I ! gacred in visiting the Kission PoE,t,g this town on almost - any subjeot, thIne ' ' Incontinene ". '. They not only aff.-ml. a plavwaftl, even. ' MIS that the amouut of . . .1 : under the direction of the Canada, I I C. C.;`Wm. Laidlaw, Blyth, C. S.; the address, whic4 wag couched in the ciate anything as when we are about to County School As- . ", . art i,u them - U H & argest hall in the place will he even ,Win. Magill, Belgrave, 0. jF.; James 11 I ipg for th-ise who take p, Methodiat Ch roh. a embarked on most affectionate � and complim, lose it. so we are now reminded that sesambut taxes Pai(i to the said town- I - f ,, � adly add Soci more c owded than Bond Street Church ' enta.ry Guelfla. Be - -w � but they Gahivsta a fr4a, ai the Mbisottri River at Bism Young, Brussels, D. 0. C.; T. WatAon, lKnonage. A6 t ,ship by the supporters of Said school . . r arck, and is ever.y9unday. � M beiclose of the address you will be missed ati neighbors, missed *eu. - Aec6 � , spirit among rnambeq�. It would be a6caud-ed that mpdly, shifting Stream , - BrusselB, C. L.; B. Garry, Brassals, -L, Mr. Kirkhy made % saita,ble and affect, from your accustomej pew, but In from tile year 1876 to th-e -year 1881, . i I I � P -C -H. The Xorth Haro'n Twelfth of ing reply- MusiO,vocal and instra- from the duties you have so often and to tbe-said � only wo . LOCAL BinaFs.-Mr. and Mrs. WM. I � Trustees.. It was ,.-no ed for my eon - i 1woU to ha -.-o tlit3�tn more freq,Aaut1y, some twelve huAdred miles to Fort I ofe both inclusive, be refundtd. *rite to infor � I .1 might auggast to the Bratlirati Boulton, in Mout4aa. He then started July 'celebration will be hold at Wing- mental, and games formed the even. so faithfully discharRed in Connection ved-by,T. Britton, We first Put i I �that it wowd nut'd" ' Akin, of Emerson, Manitoba, surprised ham WH year. and secon led by J. 11owson. that the - - t . , - - lbave their la.,dy 0 them 9,ay harm to on his over laud route, crogaiDg the their any friends here oa Friday, last ing's entertaiume I at, and it was nut with the Blake Presbvterian. Church. . must Bay to � ''. L frieada present. All Canadian boundary a' . y E CONSERVATIVE MRICTING.-A meeting uiitit the -wee sma' hours" that the In consideration of those decision of thc Mini -iter of Education ia O I MLL githertaus are rendered doubly -ffalgh, b Una pectedly "dropping down"' - reference to the dispute betwoen this -T� I believe - I , - 11 bout Fort things we - �� -V and proceed8d along tile base cif the ' 0 !Upon of the Liberal Conservatives of the ,company disperse( , all well satisfied take the liberty of calling upon you to- � i I - - , � ple!�%ant the presence r them,but the surprise was an agree- East Riding of Haron was held in tile that they had speu t a pleasant . nigbt to present you these chairs ' disagreeable ti - by . if the ladies, Rocky Mountain' Council aud the Trustees of the R, ' � � � _;1 - 13, through the Bow �, evening, )Inall inc . , 4autleman to be foA ' c- the tho aht ths,t I 1 r able o io, and all ware pa.rticalarty town hall, Brussels. on Monday laet, and swidened only bv behalf of the congregation, trusting you - . I "d, besides it is h trd(y f *ir for tlie River DistrLot t Fort 0 Edmonton. a on Cath6lic Sep�trate School just read, be Nolt"Onza s I Ll� . sting, phvsio�lly . " )age - to see them looking 80 i well. Delegates to the number of 150 were Mi Kirkbv.and family are I " - rence of the ti ;1 From this puiu - pl( - oa,vina the . r. � L I., t, . iMaOlf rand his travel- t will look upon them as an expression of ad,)pted., and that as the said Trustees � , 'a.v 41nd moatally, abruart, while t1buir goo I ling o0inpauion a ascand Mr. At in has gone east to Montreal, present from the townships of Howick, village. May pro.4p6rity and APProciation well merited and often have already beea paidthe last three . thanks youl a , - . . I � - ,k7 the I . I , � ., - - abide with Ithem in . e -now paid . .1 %. �- ,* daraing, the stookingi., I Tile wo%meu ver some so hundred miles to intend returniag home. abont the first Hallett, and the villacres of Wroxeter ome. oned that $60 b - Ai.zx, Sp.&Rw - .. 4dies are at home uaLaidin f tile Liabios Ri " Ve a Battlb but Mi 9. Akin remains in town. They Turnberry, Gray, M, wris, M:)Killop and happiness everpeace' bythembe reminded of yourfriends years meuti mend ' - - Cadlegary and frora thenoe, over -land, of M their new h and old associations when sojourning in to them. being equi valent ti) the amount I ' � i 11 -� I W,quire re" &y ar, ill. Mr. Akin has prospeted in and 'Brufis'els. The"officers elected . - - paid by th" . . I , a . . . another land, and You may rest anured e"n daring the previous I - , crettbion. and enjoymaut as again by way of Fprt Ellice to Port . the gat may city, -and like most others Roberts. I I . � . � - - - *011 &a the raea, while. tile Jurds would ,la Prairie aua theh to winui . were i -Uriah McFadden, Grey, Presi- Bell,rrave, . that though absent from us the best thre Years, said 660 to be paymeut in I . - � � � -. - President; James Drewe, Brussels, London, S- � ruey were hp is ei Ithasiastic .over the country. Physician !"id . I peg. The who rourn frorn Manitoba just I now, dent ' James Perkins, - Howick, Vice. A F.Ew RF,MAXKf. - Well, Mi&. EX_ Wishes and brightest hopes of our a . -, � � fall 4" -Wy thernietves Lnuch better, knowing over4and portiouslof the -jou � Of all claims by tbassid. T-rustees - L �., At their wives, &c.., wera partioip 4t. made in tile .usual way, With wagons POSiTOR, I believe ,I feel impelled to people will still follow -you. in aforesaid disputed matter.-Garried. I . - �, � - I . in their plea,surea. These remarks and horses. Hisl Accord ng to the annual reporti the Secreiary. The meeting wag addressed send you a few liaes, just for - Foster replied very nicely, stat- y - - , - . -V Mr Moved lb J. Howson. seconded by J. Gentlemen, � , ; . bd . town by Dr. Win. Holmes, Mr. T, E. Hayes, I , auld ac. that the Treasurer'$ "Count . - Bright's Diseu . - An,- not refer speci,illy to- tile eatenain- country thr passed was, sake. ing that what he and Mrs. Poster had i esci�ption of 'the Canad Methodist Charoh of tbiE I % I f- ough. w ch he o6ntri ted to missi Lasham, t imeat gattau . quaintance Have you beem to .1 ons daring the' past . 69 I 7tb.'January, 1882, as qudit- Is months, at) . . , � up by 4118 0 1 lfaLlow-'; - very ace-urt6te and interesting, although year the Pr . id�nt and Vide -President. The Belgrave latelv, 0 have you been kept , done they had considered their duty, up to tbe 2 -i ay are m;.relY 8agweited by it, and it; I a sum of $16'2.71. -The deposits followli. 4 reso -, �', - it is very difficult for any perso . - , lution and it had been done willingly. After ed, be now finally passed, and that fifty . the beat phys-1 � I aid be wevi 11 'low to in- thel Seaf rth Pos' wall caxried: - posted as to Belgrave 2 If not, then a , t Office 8 vings hat'Uhis meetiag heartily approv3s few particulars con rriport &-ad ab- out relief. F ,# L, !�� , 0 11� erniag this to . . A L -� u -sea thbe aoAion of the be in place. I bad occasion to ' r � who ta,ke a hand in, get4ing up so - - Bank f6r- the month of January- amount- and 6 dor wn will 1W11 I if the hint',were ta,kea by give much t1lat is new about the North' ALT which all were entertained to a bounti- copies Of the. auditors . .- �41 west, so much baying already been . ' . . be in that fal Supper, prepared in Mrs. Foat-erle stract in sbeet form be lanbliihed.-Oar- . one of you 1 , , - d to We extraordinarily largel sum of - ay a MOA a . - A�algabliariugs of this kia.l. � written and saika�o Opposition in the Local House under town on Tuesday, 17th January, and ried. Moved by J. Mason, seeo,nile,d' a .1 -, 1�� I 0 I ut it. He dil not. .a beat style, and after spending the a - . 11 I speak highly df Montana. The por- $15,OOC. This looks as if I all the' the able leadership - of Mr. Meredith, having some -knowledge of the plac . 0 and y J - sec-retion is fr . EL%RO ing in the best mauuer possibi ven- b . Britton, that Alex. Reid be paid - - 'aD'nLt,R C:11URGEI.-The anni. tiouB he pa,ssod th -ough see - wealth had not gone out of thil country believing their aAion and policy to be previously, was no� a little surprised 'a t $13.85 for gravel for Concession roads quautity, and - Show" mod to be yet. -N - w shing that 'Mr. and Mrs. Foster be . � t . rsary services in coutiectioa with the sterile and . Ve understand that a Ryndicate in the 4est interests of this Dominion at 12 and 13, lots 9 ECud 10.- Carried. I ly . . - �, mond-ville Presbytariati 0 11 arob. light rain fall, b ed evidences- of a very composed of leading business mail in as the changed aspecii of affairs and the long spared to enjoy their presents, all Moved by J' . . I a held on Sun.day last. The, Rev. 'If a Change was im- this to n have purchased a i block of in a whole Bud this Province of Ontario reat apparent improvement which 'turned home. ' HOW13011, secondeil J, Brit, . a raonfilenl � I madiately percep6ible upon . pkrticular. . ace. Three new general . ton, that the Clerk write to Dr. Sloan, ..... 33IR'nent, ,cure. I - James, Of Ha&il' '11torillg 12,000 wres of laii-d in Southe[n Mani- . . ad taken pl -_ iton, preawlied buth the Canadian Territory. The grass be- I . -------.*. - . . - pathm aster road division No. 86 - - , Graiag and evening I toba, p Lying therefor th -0 sum i of 1$75,- 1- stores, all busy opening up, and &p- I I for the otber I ions. CO 1&rg' cull.uro- came much more luxuri -_-- I Stanley. I Tuckersmith. lett. for 1880, asking informa , Hul- .. � advertised,yo In the evo gat and- the 000. They intend re-BeiliDgit in sma-11 - . . parently confident in their purpose of , tion with I - - ; ening the church Boil evidently vastly more fertile and Sorns"E.-The soiree held in the oing a good bu3iness; F"4 SOLD. - The farm of the late respect to road work on S -of per�sovs alf crow . and expect to realize.- a ;'good I commercial Mr. William Wild, near Clinton which for the year 1880, &B aid divis"n" I i dad. Dr. James is a clear, producLive. Tile great mass parcels Presbyterian Church, BaYfield Road, ravellers, bu,sy displaying their wares I I - co ALYRED Wm; Of th6 profit-ou the transaction -The ' ' . mplaint has I S "I livillaingand eloquent -preacher, and land over wbioli he . County on wasadvertised, to be sold by pub -lie been made that said road work was not' . . Roberts.% � . . I I - I a I passed is arrable Thursday evening"of last week was u the very comm4dious hotel; trades- au -,tion was digposed of privitel on performed fo tb t year, an we And I On Suad&Y well sustained the high and -fit for cultivation, whil, Sabbath School Convention open!,ed at a success in every respect r � 6 there are doderich on Wedn Aday and closed speakers announ . - The men of various kinds all steadily and Saturdaylast. The purchaser ' y - raj�iatatiou he-boarg. Oa Uouday eveLl. sections her ad . , eaud there that are wet fj%st evening. , o I were all present lear is a Mr. that returns have not been made fc,r Fe8s, r-,-tl � - the anaInal tea meatiug was hold, . . cec tily pursuing their avocations ; Layton, of L North Dorchester. The the Said year for Said division. -Carried. I . . In" and boogy. Timber' 'in most places is . I I 0 � I The attendance of dole- with the excePiion of Mr. Thomson ,rain buyeT13 eagerlty bidding and buy- I far To n ) rOU44UU, 4 ; � 06ad was id -every respect Plentiful, although riot abutiqant,.while tbrou6ou , ber, of well ladin I for $6.500 which is a, very fair price. Moson, that b' Gentlemen, , . most a gates v; as ' e a' d the Convention 'and Mr. McCosh, both of whom, we ng; a ra couta'ns 100 acrt's and wa's sold M ved by J, Lasbam, secundc,d by .j. I along � tg of . goodly nu - tul� The tables, which were spread in t a very BucceBSful and'i - regret to learn, Were detained on Be- Jeams, with all ki ds 'of I the stYe'ms at ILibe base terestir g. Several from this i -n ,� I prod . Y -law NO, 5 D581, divid- three years; *4e basement were bou--abifully provided of the Rocky & town I to [nee, en- I The farm Stock and impIements belong- Ing the township into . , six ound divi- and he bad lu . I *w1th the most sumptaous viands and crops out every Mouritains soft coal part in the prooeediDgs.-Measrs. ' ok count of 111'health. The Sea,forth choir gaging their atten on the whole day I ing to the estate will be disposed of by pio-DS, be repealed, a7D P I -1 that -the Clerk back ; he co . * John did their part 0Tf the work in their 'Ong ; also a great number of teamB ar- .' Mr. J. P.-. Brine, bv public auction on prepare a by-law to be passed at the we-eks et, a tit I where, and it is big Latimer and James -Runciman,-1 two usual e . . Ivere liberally patronized, but there was oPini,in that tbf,ra- is an immense and Seafort boys, hav flacient ,style.. Theyllave laid iviog well laden ith paseengers, ap- I th m .4 a first of next meeting of COuncil, making the ond. pad ni V arently having so e business on band. March. see 4-ban4ance for all, and nekLrly as much practically inexhaustil�)le snpplv e. opened a land our congregation- under great obligations e fELr i on Wedues ay th i itb this great of this Office id Winnipeg and I 'whole of the township ;nt�o one pound I Akys that he I s are doing a to them for their kindness in coming so at I could not for some time make ' STILL ANOTHER .-Another of Tacke"r- di Vi iion. -Carried. Moved by 37. Brit- for 16 years. 1 106 as was coasamed. When this part coal. On the wl�ol' he wa mo-st favor- rn8hfQg business, -The days are stretch- fartohelpiasinour timeof need. It utwhatall the hubbab was about. smith's pioneers has crossed that bourne ton, seconded by* J. Lasham, th&t .T. Pvosv For s . 0 th-3 8Ut8rt$1nMeat w%s over the chair ably impressed w e t . - Was takau by t[le pastor. R-jv. Mr. Me. and like Luost othe t 13'who have iD9 Ot1tF It is ,DOW daylight, a� six is not necessary to say anvthing about On making enquiri that a I I from whence no traveller ere returns. HOWson get brid s built on fjide road i Coy. He - = 0,01 , � a1f6de the pleasing announce- through it, -he pre'dicts for it a gran utiAl spring will t i ,reat tea meeting iinder the mahage- ; Mr John Wise die ' 30 and 81, concession 13, and give an . G'Av - I a Toneg. I 8 g r"re ock I Winter will soon bme pas�j find the solos given by Prof., es I found . Oaen't that the proceeds of the Sand bea I be On 'as ionce not possibI6 to describe upo Dent of the Manse COMmittee of Knox � the'lluron Road on Thursday . � onelled any who a dat his residence on we�.io n paper a I -N , �,7 tolleotions and tile tea meeting, pro. fai I .re more, &ilmost befove we know where we thing that must b last. order ou. the Treasurer for 'Pavment T-Oronto�--,;, "a Is, amu I L'r'�' a 11 ff in Oatario and who are are, -24r. C. L. Pa le Sben and heard and ("i'laurch was on the tauis, and that a 1 Mr. Wise was a native Canadian and when completed, and that J. . ullti-"" to about 5140, would d oi n g, r business here to rern%- . Pst has removed his felt ' T 4-iJaidate the, e " . in to be appreciated: We would gay Irlecti" of Maitlanil Preabvtery was to ' McMillan raen,-Two I L - � � the exceptio - atire church debt with I wihere ,be I iewelry�store to the pro-r-nises formerly - . I was born Dear Toronto. He came to and J. Howson be appointed to prepar� with a sujde , v are, but Young men who t1bis, that those who have not beard the be held; so you pan readily, under- ' Tucker8mith about twentY-five ye&rs plans jand speci ati w 8 r occupie 6h to stl " of a arnall balance of rike out fo themselves and by Mr. C.- Professor should do so at the first op- stand bow I fie ona d n a , 01c . He w 11 have & nest e$ I got i4terested a I are I Les who wish to get fa,rms for their inentin tab- bd con- I ago and settled on the farm on which 'new bridge on and- a large P, . �re v�illing to work, or man with fami- lish porttinity. Mr. McQueen also gave a 0 r to see what it ! be died. He was usually a man of I s6me 6170. !4 is only a few years since I h � no's BI i for buil i g . -) cOlacessiOn road 12 and- 'urinary orgal , -adificO Was C so h which was well received. The amounted to. The Presbyte I J e 0 builtof two up and expec i�is handsome and comfort&ble ch h e his new stand. -Mr. Arthur solo luded to stay ovd us 0 rooted, and the fact that, , , I Forbesbas sold bis trotting mar 13, lot 29. the bri 9- to b � would recommend . rY, I pro . I robust health, but within the' past abutments, and nne pier of cedar tim- two ot three � ; altitough the congrega to speaking was all very fine, but we same, managed the business all right, I year he seemed to break clown ant ber. -Carried. lion is not a large to the great Northwest, while to 90 Mr. R. L. Sharp for the sum of $'2'00- hope no one will take offence if we least, if th irely. I 941 there sti I remains Only this trif- ed all again � t -engaging. in he warn- She goeo to Xanitoba, and will - ffy id not, it w Moved by ,T. jaowson, Jeage ceaseil ,9 " � is - ould be - About three months ago he was laid up seconded by J. Britton, t at , , give specially mention the speeches of Mr. Something very nijos � � . - I i � 0 in n now, so. rampant in that up if s4 gebS a chance.-Mr.t John Me. DgStone. sucil 9:)t interested in the street, and) the I combined with other diseases, overca,me township fan4s in tb $400 of the small of my,: I 46a. This wi no doub- . - nal. But I soon I with an affection of the heart, and this, urer be instructed to sit Tress- 11 IV li�hg liability - the mad some' of Itbe land kings there a shaking Patterson and Mr. Livi' dopo , �i- - creditable to Ml. concern - I speculatio h this continuall I 1: t be wiped ff - I Country, as a terrible crash win 0 speeches are -,not. ' ; I 2 I . a Bank of co A - A social was hold on j( ota there produce Goderich, to the credit of the savertised. 11 such*00casions .=- - - relieve. until i , � ! � I � doubtedly make great we will un- elected i'a Director of the Western , the hearty good , constitution. He was only 58 ears of township until required for the use of name to the tiou. should now erect & manse for 6 fu m -� I I 1 'Don _ er. Mi Ian, I Reeve of Hullet, has bee given every day upon v%ridus forms and cillarmoters and sub- what was once a strong and pow r I arce,in i a4other year I*f not Sooner. The tainly come, and while Some ] i - Ceigrllpastor, &ad thag 0011tiane their ilth, many the following evening for the Sabbath h imor of the crowd be' y � . Dairym4n's Association .-The last of Mg rfectly ex- I age. By dint of industry and good the township. -'Carried 1 7� � I wsa a bilarating.. ,The bi ding Jor tickets of - The Council -L . . . : . � . . found t 'em t . I I . I - very fair attendance. manage;nent he succeeded not only in then adjourned to Meet again when � i i - , I will 1088 it all again,and what is worse, the serias of Somforth winter assom School children, at which there I i � � ; - . . . .. Mr. McQueen W Imission to the tea! meeting was some, ied them. Y A . I I . . f . I making a comfortable home for himself called - I . I . - � . . I i I by the Reeve. For sale 'by 0 . I . . C � I I I I I I - - � . I I � i � � I � I . 1. � : . . I . * . .-A I : i . . - � I I i . . : . I ; � i I I I �A - � ; . - . I � . . . . 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