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I. . i I . � � '.. � JANUARY 6
I EXPOSITOR . - 1 18,93.
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ter market for the30 things i�nn they could
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recently in this city at the Auditorium,
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law. He claims that he has done -nothing
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member by a majority of about one fourth
the handsome majority of 167, the largest
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manse ion Monday evening, when a number
find elsewhere, but i ( w,,3 'can have this
intimate my view throb a reduction in the
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wrong, and much against the wishes of his
of what Mr. Bowell used to receive there,
ever given for a Reeve, -The Methodist
of I&Aies called at the manse and, ton !behalf
AW The Agure between the parenthesis after each
)ne denotes the page qf the paper on which the
Market anyw,�y by giving t'he Americ,n
tariff in favor of Great Britain would not 'be
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injurious Canadian
family consented to come over without the
but the people evidently want a little more
Church choir of this village are to furnish
of theCODgregation of St, Andre we church,
idvartisement will be fouiid. 1. ,
manufacttircra free aeaeLS3 to our market,:,
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to interesti, and would
be productive of much bene#t, in my jud -
formality of extra'diblon.
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time to change their views.
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music at the anniversary or re -opening ser-
vices at Bethesda, The W. Torrance,
presented Mrs. Acheson, the pastor"A wife,
with a hwid3orne dinner set, together
rhalaks-.-Mullett & Jackson. (6)': . ,
rhe Month of Bargain"ackso'
n Bros. (5) - ' .
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would I'- not b, '
, ocept a host of
I U le fooliiih io a
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metit, in developing the growit ig feeling I a
the mother country. in favor offair trade,
THE I)OMINION CAPITAL.
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. The County Council.
'Rev.
of Goderich-, is to preach on Sabbath first,
January Sth,
with
afi address of which'the follow! g I co
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forth their love
rhere is only one Place—Dunoan & Duncan. (5)
�outh HuroR Farmers' Institute—J. Hannah. (5)
disadvantog"111 which we can avoid? To
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which might lead to a tariff arrangement of
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The County Council for, 1893 will be com-
morning and evening,and
Rev. Mr.' McDonagh, of Exeter, in- the af-
setting aud sympathy for
her : Dear Mrs. Acheson, We have met this
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L%e Balance of Winter Goods—E. McFaul. (8)
A, Happy New Year—Jackson Bros. (1)
unite with J people with whom, on many
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mutual advantage to Q ansda and the empire. ---
I (By Our Spicial Correspondent.)
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OTTAWA, January 2nd, 1898.
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ternoon. A fruit social ie'to be hold the
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evening to express to you in a tangible form
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Kink Boa Loot—Methodist Parsonage. (8)
points, we are; not in sympathy; to accept a
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Is that a wentiment �vhich is looked Upon
treasonable in the Couserva-
The defection of Mr. D&Iton McC arthy
REEVE. DEPUTY.
f011OWi evening. -Messrs. Cook Brothers,
ifeneall
the eateem in which you. are held Lag tile
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knnual Meeting -W. J. Shannon. (5)
Lop .
form of Go xrnment that, by its very
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as mouth of a
Tuckersmith'. John Shepherd, Peter McKay
of the Flouring Mille, report trade
wife of our pastor. We have appreciated
a — ennedy &Murray. (6)
for Sal David Campbell. (5)
nature, is a p �ouliarly easy i
I prey for: rings
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That my views on the trade
from the Conservative party is likely to
Usborne, T. M. Kay, To be appointed
as being very brisk in the mill line. -The
Rev. Mr. Softley, London,
the efforts you have put -forth in the differ -
branches
Wood Wanted—James McGeooh. (6)
Sale Farm Stock and Implements—R. Falrbsirn. (6)
alid cliques of �politicla,ns; a First Magistrate
question
differ from those of the present government
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furnish one of the Interesting features of the
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coming Session. Mr. Mc0arthy has made
Stephen, . V. Ratz, .1 � H. Eilber
I J. Sherritt
of conducted
service in St. Paul's church on Sabbath,be be-
ant of church work and feel. assur-
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ad that these would have been more winier-
Auction Sale—J. R. Gregory. (8)
Boy Wanted —Exposwolt Office. (8)
who, for four, �years, ban, if he so wishes,
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almost absolub'ely block the wheels of pro-,
I have no mea,us of determining, but I am
unwilling to assume in advance that the
no secret of being cut of jobut with the Min-
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Ray, George McEwen, Robert Turnbull
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Z* he; visiting his son, Rev. E. Softley.-
lot right, of London, was the
ous, had it not been for the frequent sifflic.
.tions which have been Iai4 upoh �,,y
n achines-0. 0. Wilson. (8)
. a ph r lumbuo--O. C. Wilson. (8)
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greas and thwart the will of the people by
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oyernment of Sir John Thompson is so -
Elind to note the " of the times us t)
istry, and there was tberefore, nothing au-
Mooes Geiger
Stanley, John Torrance, J. Jarrett
,who
guest of Miss Petty for the past week or so,
has home. D.,J
you - a
loving Father's hand. We desire yo -6 tc
-set.
tic to'Deb rs-Mrs. John Dorsey. (6)
Discount Siale—Riobardson & MoInnip. (6)
the use of thell veto power ; a Senate more
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suppose that the ottiloonal Policy is perfec.
daciouH in tbe.chief Government organ at
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Toranto to him
Goderich Tp. J. Cox, J. Beacom
Colborne, A. Malloy, A. Young, jr.
returned -Messrs. Wm. and
John Buchanan, sons of Mr. W. jBizichanan,
-accept this dinner trusting you and
your faithful- husband may long be sphred
FAst Huron Farmerel institute -A. Hislop. (6)
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powerful than our own# iodependen:t entire.
ly of the will f the majority of the -people
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tioli, or that it has been pf'oductive of all
the sdvant�ges that we, wbb; were its advo-
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undertaking read out of
the party. There was something impudent,
Aelifield, Joe. Griffith Hugh Girvin
f John Chambers
J. P., of the township of Hai, w'ere all
home spending their Christmas Jiolidays.-
to use it. Signed oa behalf of the con ,9,%-,
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tion of St. Andrews church, Jenni Ilia!
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ght 11trou CIP00itiot
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a many cases ; and im iower house of Con-
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cater, expected from it,aud that th -e changes
which have since occurrod� and are dr,ily
� however, in the tone f the leading article
in ied to fan Mr.
They tic
W. Wawanosh, A. Ste'wart, . John Bowers
E.,Wawanoxh, T. H. Taylor, Robt. Shiell
Mrs. A. Murdock has returne(I home to
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Thomasville, accompanied by her sister,
Lizzie Lane, Je2sie McGregor, Bella -
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Lean, Agnes Thompson. I
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gress which, v.rhile it directly represents the
happening, do not require�at the' -b8,1118 Of
question. make of
Mrs. Wren. -.Mr. Chipman, Caledonia, is
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people, in to h�ommed in by restrictions, and
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every well-wisher of his country a coneidera-
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MoCarthy, and to make out that he was an
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Hallett, Robert Scott, A. T. McDonald
Morris, H. Mooney, C. A Howe
of
here at present, visiting relatives and friends.
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SEAForuk FRIDAY Jan. 6th, 1893.
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whose power is so limited that its. dignity
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ha@ been so f r oweted as to admit of a
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tion with an open rnind of the present trade
policy and relations -of the Domi i �
nion.
While -it may be that your instructions
erratic misguided creature, a political
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weather -cook. This is amqsing in the light
Turnberry, W.McPhorsou, W.Crui�shank
Howick,, John Kaine. S. Ferguson
-Miss B. Wilson was in Blyth and Londes-
-here this week, vi3iting � ---Mr.
- - her sisters.
W. Eacrett and wife, of London, and Mr
WEDDING BELL& -One of those hspp�
events which always cast a halo of,good
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The House of Refuge.
custom of introducing each year, thousands
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are tho,t the National Policy is to be uphrold
of the fact that for a great many' years Mr.
J. Jacques
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A. 'Eacretti of th,e same city, spent New
feeling and pleasure over the, community
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I 'We fear the House of' Refuge acheme has
of bills, known to be doomed before theip
and that no interiered-ce with it is to be
McCarthy had been the steadfast friend and
Grey, , Wm. Milne., Oliver
A. Dames
Year's at the parental home, known as Vic-
occurred on Tuesday, the 27-th cult., a',
Mrs.
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not been much furtherid by the vote taken
birth. merely zo serve the selfish ends of its
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-and
Permittted, I) 11 you say, not having had
any part and not having been consul ted
coiostant adviser of the late Sir John Mae-
donald, who trus,ted him he trusted
McKillo J. Bennewiee, To be app inted
pt 0
tioria Park. -Mr. and Mrs. E. J'. Rumball,
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Clinton, were thi*
a week the of
the residence of Mary Bone. The
ect of 'Interest on this occasion was tht
subj.
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onMondsylast. Thereoulteannotbecon-
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members, in some cases, toetlable them
tolevybiacki ail on some ? .
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in either the formation of the government
theframing
as no
other mail, and who offered him aseatin
Goderich, W. Proudfoot, . , oIt
p. H
Clinton, A. McMurchie, H.'P. Kennedy
.of guests
Mrs. M. McGregor, of near SexeZh ith. -Mrs.
MairliLge of her only daughter Annie to Mr.
Elliott Richmond, of Newboro. The cere.
sidered otherwise than disappointing to
,corporation
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Besides, if we become a part of the United
or ofits policy,have riot the
same opportunity of reaching that corclu-
the Cabinet but could not get him to accept
Seaforth, M. Y. McLean, James Watson
O'Brien, of Hallett, spent -New Ifear's witli
her sister, Hire. C. Bereaford, of ihis village
mony was performed at 3 o'clock by thi
those who favored the establishment of such
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States,we-Imust, of course, become subject
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sion; and therefore I prefer, and in this I
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it. Until lately Mr. McCsithy was Pres'-
Exeter, Dr. Rollins, H. Spackman
Bryfield, George Woods.
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The Misses Govier, of Hallett', were also
Rev. W. H. Geddes, in the presence o!
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an institution. Although it is quite evi-
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to any tariff I b1lat may be in force there, and
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am fortified by the advice of my friends,
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dent of the Conservative Union, Director
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Blyt�bbl N. H. Young,
here the same day,visitiog Mrs.fleresford.-
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about ninety invited guest?. Aniong th
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from a diFtance were, Miss Violel
dent from, the vote that a very considerable
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our'fwrmare forced to pay even higher prices
that should not anticipate differences
between the government and myself on the
of the Toronto Empire, which now under-
Win ham, R. C. Sparling, F. Brockenshire
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4egor V.
Miss McG returned hom this week
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from visiting friends in Lortidon..' Mr. Dun.
present i
Wightman, C linton ; Missea Hannah. Fyfe4
minority of the people are in favor of it, yet
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for the gQods �hey tie 'than they now do.
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trade qu ation until they are made manifebt
takes to lecture him ; he is President of the
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Wroxeter, B. Sanders,
Brussels, W. H. Karr,
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can McColl and wife, of Galt, au�4 Miss Me.
,Hattie Little, Martba and Hallie -Littli
we fear the vote has bi�en sufficiently dLeciR-
Would it not The better' ia every way to buy
by the statement of the government' a policy,
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Imperial Federation of Canada, a Queen's
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Coll, of Toronto, $11 spent ChrUtmas with
and Mr. Bert Little, of He,speler, and'- Mrall,
Mary Woods,
ive in the opposite direction to prevent the
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in a market of our bwa choice, while we sell
which cannot very much lougler de-
layed. -
Counsel, a member, of P&rliament, the
We have not had official returns from
Howick, its
Mr. Daniel McColl, of Hoy.-Afise Lav,11na,
",.'Detroit.-
of Portage la Prairie, Maral-
toba. The bride wasbecomin,gly dressed it
county council to --king immediate action.
to t . he great citie8 nu the other side of the
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authorof the Dominion License Act,�and, in
and are not certain. of accuracy.
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Cook is visiting relatives. in
Messrs. James McTaggart 15siniel Bell
silk, shaded in blue and old colors,
All the urban manficipalitieg gave good ma-
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line, thus tak'13g adVant8g
� a of " the cheap
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fact, the occupant of a host of prominent
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Blyth.
and
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returned to Detroit this week i
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After the business part had bee.n dispensec
joritiea for it, but of the rural municipalitie&
in which votes were taiken only Tuckersmith
productions ?� Europe, while we enjoy the
.What's
There must be soniething wrong in the
positions, Eo that it has, until lately, .been
true that Dalton McCarthy was the straight-
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THE ELECTIONS. -On Moladay quite an
their studies at the medical c6llege -The
Riev. Mr. Ball, of Vaneek, wilF, ,
with, all settled down to enjoy thernselvee,
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The first on the. list of'enjoymenti, being
and Turnberry declared in favor, while the
lucrative market fd'rnished by our neighbor ?
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great Conservative camp. The Toronto
eat and most consistent ToryinCanads.
excitement was caused here at our elections.
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pulpits with the Rev. J. S. Henderson on
the endeavor to scatter the abundant supi.
others all went against it, and some by large
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, Mr. McCarth�, Kicks Back.
Empire of Friday last dresses down Mr.
One is It d to exclaim, " How is the mighty
fallen V to ee him jeered at by the puny
At the close of the polh the following was
how the vote stood: For Reeve -A.-Taylor,
Sabbath first. -Mr. and Mrs. John . Woods,
of Bayfield, were this week the gueste of
ply af good things under which the tablej
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groaned, When all had done justice V
majorities. I .
In �c_olumti
.'Dalton McCarthy in the following fashion :
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editor of th Empire. The article, however,
98, N. H. Young, 121. Councillors -T.
114, F. Metcalf,
Mr. and Mrs. A. McPherson. -Air Robert
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themselves and credit to the cooks, thi
another .
of this' issue we pub-
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People have hardly recovered'from the
would not have been published in the acrVile
Ashbury, 119, W. McEl-
Lsmmie, of Brandon, Manito6s, is here
?ompany spent the remainder of the eveninj
,
I With Open Eyes.
lish an extract frDrh An editorial in the To-
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Empir
fright into which they were thrown by the
announcement that a comet was about to
organ of the Governmen t w'thoat the ex-
Sir John
roy, 58, James Mcl�ee, 135, Andrew Me-
Nally, 106, T. W. Scobt, 121, R.. Symonds,
spending the winter months, Iovik ' hale
hearty. His brother, 'a .
in lively convereatfuin, music, gamek, etc,
dispersing about midnight. Not the lesis-
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The idea seems tc; be gaining ground,
ronto , in which it anathernatises
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Mr. Dalton �! eCarthy beca.use, as it statei,
strike the earth till startling danger from
looms - In
press sanction of Thompson, for
whom, It is said, Mr. McCarthy has a rod I.n
73. For the House of Refuge, 164 ; a'gainat,
22. Asia result of the election oar towu
and Mr. A. LaLmie,
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druggist, of'Detroit, spent New Year a here.
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import4nt feature of the proceedings wal
large � array of costly
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especially in that nest of Toryism, Toronto,
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e is going back on the leaders of the Con-
another wanderer up. a season of
political quietude, when municipal iosuee
pickle.- The member for North Simcoe is
fathers will consist as follows for 1,893 :
-mise S. Carlisle ha,s returned home from
!he presents, number
ing fifty in all, of which the bride- was madi
that annexation is a panacea.for the miaf6 r-;
servative party. Mr. McCarthy does not
and micce pie threaten to excludeall other
evidently not enamored of Sir Jolla Thomp.
son as a leader, and scorns the idea of -hav,
Reeve -N. H. Young; Councillore-James
Mount Elgin,% where she has had charge of
the millinery department in & large store
the recipient. The CoUple spent a fiev,
tuneo of trade and business, that all we need
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seem disposed to rid.stiquietly under the Em.
consideratione from the public mind, Mr.
Ing Mr. Haggart as leader -of the Ontario
McGee, T. W. Scott, F. Metcalf, T. Ash-
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there. -The installation . cere will be
offi
days visiting friends and left BOgrave, or
the train Monday
to Make the whole Dominion boom and
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pi�re's cansur ' and replies in an exceeding-
e�,
D&Iton McCarthy, M. P;, if all reports are
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true, is bunylug himself to provide a new
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Cona ives, Mr. McCarthy will likely
land or'
in takewith him Col-
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BRIEFS. -Miss Annie and Clarence
held in Hensall Lodge, No. 223, Indepen-
dent Order Oddfellows, Friday
early morning for New
, boro, which is to be theit home for thi
render every inhabitant the;�eof happy and
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ly tart lettar. To this letter the Empire
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sensation for tile jtvled and weary electoratc'.
op position, and
ofiel O'Brien, knd perhaps some others.' I
Moffatt are visiting their numerous friends
of on even-
ing, 6th inst.-Mr. E. Roadding has return-
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present,followed by the best possible wishei
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ctive of ability and in-
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Ciwn replies� edi,torially. :This article is
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For &ome, time past'the political course of tile
for North Simeoe been
fancy, hosever, that Mr. McCarthy's idea
in Wroxeter and Harriston this week. -Mr.
James Sime was visiting relatives in Platte-
ad home this week from Ayton said other
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of a large circle, of friends and acquaint
ances, Mrs. Rkhmond Will be
dustry, is a political union with our I I 11 L
much more �aevf 6 -and' abusive than the
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member has a pro-
i oDged and entertaining weries'of llwobblts"_
is to form a distinct group in the House of
ville this week, and reports having enjoyed
points north. -Mr. W. Thompson algo an.
greatIl
missed in this neighborhood, and especial],
bors across the border. This is the greatest
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first one. It! bea,vlfj the markq of having
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but as none of these moves produced any
Commons, having as its members those Im-
perial Feder,ationints who belieNre in prefer-
himself. -Mr. Robert Paulin, of Bay q:1ty,
d a reetamo fri,ende in Mitchell and
joy ID
a It Mr. C.
Dublin during t e past week. -T
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in the church, having always. taktri an ac
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mistake imaginable. THE ExposiTon has
from
been iuepired,�, if ilot written by Sir John
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seiious shock to the pollitical system, nor
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entiAl trade with England and other colo-
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Michigan, was vi2iting friends in town last
week, and left for Wroxeter on Saturday,
Nicholls and Miss Nicholls,' of London,
tive part in the Young People's.' Society -10
Christian E�deavor, Wo ForeignMie
always opposed annexation,L not mo-
Thompson himselfk Mr. McCarthy has not
GCOKS100ed any great concern to the party of
iiies, and w'- ho also stand on the Equal
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pent New Year's here with their sister,
men's
tives of super -loyalty to Great Britain, be-
on III
ly been &L,p I oinitient Conserva,tive, but he
which he was long a member,Mr. McC,Arthy
Rights platform. This will make it ex _
accompanied by Mr. James Moffatt.-
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Mrs. D. Urquhart. -Mr. Wm. Shirray, of
� sionary Society, and all O' her schemes o
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ran e we believe in being loyal to Canada
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hail made many, rifices for his party. It was
has at last- resolve,i on a really earth-ehaking
and nation -distu r bing expedient. Mr.
treme)y iwkward for the Government in
Messrs. George Brownlee and Win. Kelly
spent New Year's visiting friends in Sea __
Detroit, was home last week visiting his
the church. Mr. Richmond, who Is wel
w i g
and favorably kno n in thia county, ;a hi
arst,butbecause, lookir,g at the question
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�he who fathered th- a unconstitutional Domin-
,Nic.
Carthy has been holding quiet tnEetings in
many ways, especially ,on the Manitoba
School question. Mr. McCarthy IF.' expect-
forth. -The Presbyterian concert held in'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shirray .sy
, of H
township, I
taught three years in School Section No. 8
Gool]y an d disinterestedly, we could .not sii� a
'ion Liceope Act *, bich aimed at depriving
his conefituency lately, covsiderately warn -
ed to define his position in an addresd to his
Industry hall on Friday evening last was a
�
has secured the lucrative position of Pfinci
that the beneffte of such A union would aitone
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I
On tario of the control of the liquor lice *
ilso" ;
.
ing his friends that a time is at hand 'when
he will take a finally fimil farewell the
�
constituentsthis week.
success financially and otherwise. - The
band gave some first-class music Friday
Brucefleld. �
pal of the Public School in-Newboro, whicl
is a few thiles north of Kingston.' Hii
[or its disadvan-tageg. However, we, can
i ,
ratbgrthan embarr4as the Goveroment he
of
Conservative 'party anti the Couservativ;i
It is evident that the ground swell of
tariff reform, now moving rapidly over this
evening, serenading all the nominees, They
, .
NOTES. -Miss Beg-sie Ross, of' Coligny
abilitiee as a teodher are well kuo�yn here
reaA-ily understaijud why a great man
I - . , � peo-
.
abandoned his'lildway Commission bill.,
Government, and ruthleisly leave Imth t,)
Continent, has taken more thEin one member
made in the neighborhooi of $40. -Mise
Rila Worthington, Clinton, New
College, Ottawa, spent her Christmas va-
and the citizens of Newboro are to be con
.
ple in the Capital of thth Pronvince should be
I
his Northwest RVA Atial. language measures,
their -fate. It b an undeniable fact Ott
'
of Parliament off his--fivet, The 11ontreal
of spent
'
Cation at her home. --The Misses Inai and
gratulated in securing such an able in
3o willing to rush into such a union. To-
T . �
-and others wo might name. In addition, to
pub,lic affitirs have been flowing on just as if I
I
Gazette, whose' editor is the member for
Years visiting friends in town. -The youth
Jane Scott, of Bad Axe, Michigan, spent
structor for their young people. THE Ex
�
ronto - for some years enjoyed a " boom,"
this he contributed liberally of his private
tile Inember for Simco,j did not exist ; %
Government has 'been formed without '13
Cardwell, came out the ot'her day in favor
of this place had an enjoyable time last
week on the ice, which was in grand condi-
Christmas at the hoiyie of their uncle Mr.
Wm. Scott, of this -A number
rOSITOR joins in the chorus of well wishinj
to the happy couple. -ONE WHO WAI
�hat is, the city grew faster than the conn-
meabs to found land imaintain the Empire, the
.
.
much as asking by-your-leave of him; arlL .1
of a special committee of the House of Com.
mono revising and re-classifying the tariff.
tion, but the snow on Sunday night put a
place. of
friends are at pregentLViSiting in the neigh -
THERE. . I
�ry supporting it, and, as a cansequenc�
, ',
� .
very creature of .his own creation'. which now
,
the Government sod the, party have show -a
Mr. Guillett, as I have already pointed out,
stop tDthe sport, What is the reason some
en terprisiag man does not start a rin k- here ?
L
borh od fr
0 om, the Northwest, among. them
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%Tav-
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values became inflated, the real estate busi-
'
tries to rend hi I'm It is true the Em - .
i .. pire in-
an unmistakable disposition to stick by t -heir,
old principles aud maintain their cld traili,
has declared in favor of several radical
changes in the tariff. He is the Conserva-
There are enough skat ��
erg to make it Pay'
are Mrs. Win. Jessie
- Higgius, Miss
ish and Mr. JoEn McEwen. We are
Stanley. , -
ie3a assumed very, large proportions, and a
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sinuates that he ! has been very liberally feed
-
tions. In view of this maddening comis.
tive .member for West, Northumberl d.
flu
Mr. Strasce, of Toronto University, wag
-"
,
always pleased to see old frieud�.-Miia
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THE EmKcTio.NS. - The old eouncillori
great many men made. large" rofits in a busi-
.p
I
In
from the Dominiob Treasury for all -the sa-..
tency, this blind indiffer ence to new fwh-f
Mr. Craig, the Conservative member for
visiting at Mr. J3.mieeon'd this week. -Mr.
nn
Je ie 84udlard and Miss Lens McEwen
have all been re-elected, the Re I
eve an(
2ess which, by iti, very nature, was but
I
rificEs he has ma,de in the interests of his par-
Mr. McCarthy will soon, so 'tie said, rt.-
East Durham, has aluo made a public de-
Wrn. Sloan, of Toronto, is visiting at Mr.
N. H, Young's this week. -Mr. John Ma-
spent New Yeir's Day in Brussels. -The
Deputy by acclamation. The following is I
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�enlporary. - As it does in all"such cases, the
'
ty and perhaps� he has, but it is rather'
pudiate the N. P. and a scheme nufold
which the most devout Christian May fall
claration in favor of chaioge. The Montreal
. L
Star, an Independent Conservative
son, who has been running the Central hotel
all
foot ball teams of Mr. McL u hlln's school,
St&nle'y, and Mr. Scott's sefool, Tacker-
statement of the votell c ast: Clark, 1:66
Kietchen, 123; McQueen, 172; Ward, 74,
-eaction came, and all who had been reap-
shab,by now to cast it up to him simply be-
down and worship, because the like of it is
paper
long the supporter of the National P 9
01'ey' 'a
for the past six months, was fined lifty
emith, lately played two friendly games of
For'the House of Refuge. - 73 ; against, 1.58,
�rg profit from the artificial inflation of
.
told, howling for
ca- e be refuses to worship sit the shrineof
�;
; :rJohn
DOttobefoundin- the heavens Or tile earth,
.
nor in the wateris under the earth, It
strongly ar ui
ing every d%y for tariff reform.
dollars last Saturday for selling whisky.-
-Miss Lulu Hammond is seriously indle-
foot ball, resulting in a Victory 'for Mr.
Scott's team in both Peter Me-
�
THE HURON HEROINE MARRIED,—Ib wal
ralues axe, we are annex-
in that Toronto have
Thompsod and Mr. Haggart, and
seems
but right that the public should be' warned
The Ottawag Journal, hitherto always a sup-
of the National Policy and of the
posed. -Mrs, R. S. Hays., of Seaforth,
cases. -Mr.
Ewen, of Detroit, is at present visiting at
a very pretty wedding that took place a,
Che
ktiou order may an-
Aher boom. Sentiments of this kind often
.
codtinue singing! praises to the W. P., after
of the shock in time to aulld from under..
porter
Conservative party, has joined in the cru-
in renewing old acquaintances in town this
the home of his mother. He has begun the
. rry Grove Farm last Wednesday eve4
ing,, when Mary E., daughter of John Me,
i,pread in an oilmogtL mJraculous way, simply
he has become el!on�inced that it is a na-
tional fraud. If Mr. McCarthy has the
It seems but fair to notify all and sundry
that Mr. Dalton McCarthy is about to make
made against the tariff. And now Mr. -Cook-
burn, the Conservative member for Centre
w eeh.-Mr. Will Davis is spending a few
days visiting here. Will has a good 11itua-
study of medicine, We wish him suceees in
his studies, and trust he will soon come Out
�
Cowan, was married to W. Duff McRay, 01
Toronto, formerly
.
Yn account of the weight of energy and an-
. -
pluck of a spring pullet he will iiiake things
another chan ' '
ge of opinion, and that the
is
Toronto, is oiit in a letter in the Globe de-
tion in GO
' bourg. He intends returning
soon. -On Saiturday, Mr. Henry Burling
a full-fledged M. D. -The Christian En.
deavor
bf Inverness, Scotland,
The, bride wore a simple gown of ebast �
ilausissm used in their promotion, even in
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lively for his detractors when the house
catastrophe timed to arrive shortly after
the Now Year. All persons found beneath
claring that ail infant indusitri a hich have
been pampered by the tariff foer I years and
was accused and tried for stealing a pair of
Society, of this place, have just had
their new topic cards issued. The Society
white crepon, and a wreath of lilies of thl
I
valley and heather,
,azea
.7,�ere neither common sense nor ordi.
,
u. them in
meets. He has the ability if he has the grit.
-1
the debris after this date will sy their own
'Mr.,
t yet stand alone, ought t
canno ,, go down I
dog skin mitts belonging to Mr. Danie ' I Mc-
Gowan. However, he let i
is at present in a very prosperous condition.,
with a -tulle veil and
dainty white kid slippers. Tb� ri&smaidi
lary . 9iness prudence can juatify
. I � �
and courage. ibe'following.is hisletter in
damages. XcCartb wif,
y not be re-
and that other industries which have some
was off o u PaY1119
-Mr. John Stewart. of Stratford, paid his
were: Miss Aggie Beattie, Miss May me.
� -slikhtefJLt degree.
-he This is hot a queetion
reply to the Efii-pire. It speaks for itself.
sponsible, and neither will we, He is about
vitality of their own can stand the with-
.
costs.
relatives a visit in this vicinity last week,
Kinnon, of Toronto, Misa Mustard, and Misc
io be hastily deciied, nor shduld . a move-
t I
He. says : (
to make another I I break," and no - human
.
drawal of a cer'tiin measure of protection.
i
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OBITUARY. -Robert Leeper, the subject
Bell& McCowan, of Detroit. The bfjde'g
. .
nent of so serious import be rushed through
. ��
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I was not a little surprised in 'reading your
-
ageucy need attempt to avert ,the impending
calamity." � .
. I
It -said much more in the same line,and only
voices a very general feeling in the country.
flensall. .
� .�
of this brief sketch, was born in the county
of Armagh, IrelaLnd, in the year 1805. His
c(,usin was maid of honor. She wore ar
elegant Nile
a
vith-` whoop and a halloo. L6t us look the
$
leading &rtiole in this morning's issue, under
_
. . —
.
The Government has already begun to
MASO-Nic.—On Tuesday the 27th ult., the L
father was for years and until his death an
gown: of greeu brocade w tb
1
shell pink crepe trimmings. Miss Beattic
noitter Equare in the face and 8be where we
the c%ption of i" An Im pen dinV. Calamity,"
ia,;an
� . THE re-election of Mia or Fleming, in To.
Y
cbanga the tariff, A duty of 5 per cent, ad
�
members of Zurich Lodge No. 224,, A. F.
A. M.,
elder in the Secession church, of which his
in pale blue and silver looked perfectly
vill land, before we leap.
to find that it attack on me, offensi
in tore and co-qched in a spirit of hostil ve
ity /
I
ronto, on Monday, by the overwbelming
.
, valorem, was levied on all sugar belo* 14
Dutch standard, and on molasses, when
and met in their lodge room in
honor of the festival of St. John the evan-
wife and all his children, including the sub-
ject of this notice, were members. ShortlY
charming. Miss McKinnon wore ,cream
delsiue 'Miss
In the first place, it is the opinion of very
,
which, I ventuie to assert, is wholly X .
majorit � y of over three thousand, may$ a good
I
not
imported direct from the country of produc-
gelist and for the purpose of' installing the
after his marriage to MISS Jane Diougan, a
'the
and Irish lace.
. Mustard in a
pretty combination of canary and black,
niany solid, conservative men iti the United
,
called for, on the part of the Empire, and
by
deal for the level. b eadedness of the good
tion, which meant if it was conveyed by
elected officers, for the! ensuing year, which
T.
member of Covenanting Church, he
'came
looked her best. Mr. William - McQueen.
rtales,that it would be unwise for thatl�'
I coun-
ut�provoked anything that I have either
,
84 ni,
id or done I Inical to the to which
-
people of the Queen City. 7Mr. Fleming
way of the United States it suffered a tax of
were as follows : G. McKay, W. M. ;
D. MeRwen, S. W. W. C. Davia,'J, W.
;
to this country, and settled in the
town, now city of St. Catharines. Thera
B.A., acted as best man, Mr, McClerkiu, o'l
ry to take in Canada, with its vast terri-
1.
party
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;I think I May:chLim as much right, If ser-
* L
eat his face 6rmly agai4st contract -jobbing,
I
5 per cent extra, This discrimination was
one of the matters complained of by Presi-
;
C. Myers, Chap.; W. R. Hodgins, Treas. e
I y
he engaged extensively in the mercantile
-
Toronto, and Mr. D, Mccowan were ushers.
The bride's youngest brother g%ve her away
Dry'. and its problems, aocial and financial.
ices and devot�6n count for anything, to
�
boodliag, and every other species of corpor-
dent Harrison in his recent message to Con-
J. Boathron, See. ; J. F. McKay, S. D. ;
life for many years, taking a deep interest
and the Riv. J. H, Simpaon-officiated.
'he matter has been so ver little discussed
I
' y Ir!public
the privilege of Delongiog as any man now in
.
life in tho Dominion.
ation dishonesty, and as a result he got all
.
gress, and the Government announced the
Dr. Thompson, J. D. ; J. McNevin, D. C. ;
D. Burris and E. Butt, Stewards; D. Wein-
in the general prosperity of the place, and
interested in the building
ations the guests repaired to
a that country that it is almost impossible
You refer �o -My Political course ail a
the crib -pickers and robbers in the city down
abolition of this discriminatory dnty as an
friendliness towards the United
Org
miller, anist ; J. Ellis, I. G. ; J. Moffat,
was of the Old
Welland Canal, under the direction of the
the dining room where an, elegant 114 Je.
"
D tell anything about the 'feeling of the
.
series of. 1'�rblonged and entertaining
'
oii him. �Under these circumstances, there-
not of
States. -It looks as if the C. P. R., alarmed
,Tyler. The year 1892 will be forever re-
late Hon. Hamilton Merritt, also Welland
jeuner was served, the table decoration@
being m a leaves heather.
loss of the people'L but so far the New York
wobbles," and sOggest'ithat I am now pre-
to
L
fore, it fs�fortunate that he was elected, a8
by the threats of the administration at
membered in Zurich lodge as one of pros-
They
Railway, now an -important branch of the
and After
this, Mr.af R. Higgins took the chair and
zn is the only paper of importance that
� �
P',ring sevef.Ainally my connection with
the ConservatMb arty., with which, as
it shows that the vast majority of the people
� - L
Washington to curtail their bonding privi-
perity. enter ttie now year with an
excellent staff of officers, and with the in-
Graud.)Crunk Railwy. He was amou the
first members of Knox Church, any had
called upon Messrs. William Scott,Mr. Baird
as, expressed itself as favorable to the
I L
you
so truthfully i fbave been so Jong &sec.
can-sippreciate honesty, even when it is op-
by 4ilded
leges, have induced the Canadian Govern-
an to take this step in order to soothe the
'n t
creasing revival of interest in masonry,
much to do in introducing Presbyter' i
161118M
and Fred Smith of Toronto, for gon
Wil,11 gn.
Addresses were Lde by Mr. am Gra-
cheme. � ,
ciated, by repuNtlitirig the national -policy.
-
posed roguery. Mr. E. E. Shep.
I I
feelings of the people of the United States.
the pros ects of Zurich lodge for the year
Eright
in that now city of churches: For years he
barn, Mr. Thoma,v F raiser and others. Before
.
Again, it seems to have beed tak en for
i
. As to -the pseb, the only.important occa.
ol one upon whidfi I differed from my party�
herd,',who 6pposed Mr. Fleming, is 0, very
%
decent fellow but he
the Public Accounts of the Dominion,
which is the form the report of the,Minister
1893 are indeed. -Com.
-
CHURCH WORK --The annual meeting of
oat under the able ministry of the now Dr.
Burns, of Halifax, and of late years under
partin the merry party joined hands for
Auld fang
ranted &,I a -long, that the United States
11 , f1l
�tL
friends were: .
personally, I allowed
himself to fall into bad company, and his
of Finance taken, have been printed, and
Carmel Church Sabbath School was held on
the now happy pastorate of Rev. George
'837
Syria. The bride is one of Can -
ad&'s heroine#;, she having saved the life of
phenomenally prosperous country'; even
iore, a sort of Eldorado, where money
i.
(1) With.refe6nce to the act Teepee ing
the Jesuit eMitea, which I thougilt, and
humiliating defeat in- the result..
cover the financial trausactions of the last
fiscal endirg June 30th, 1892, The ex-
Wednesd,ty evening of last - week. There
was a large attendance at the, nieeting evi-
Burson. Durin§i,,th, rebellion of I .
he
served at Fort gara and other places in
a beautiful Young hidy, who fell out -bf bar
boat
ould be hadDifor the picking up, and where
still think, ough,t Ao have been disallowed
� t, '
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. .
year
penditure exceeded the receipts by over$3,-
dencing a hearty interest in the work of the
defence of the flag he loved so well, m any
row at Meade Island Toronto, a few
I
ago. Althougl, flattered for her
. � ,
Nery person is contented and prosperous.
under the v4d power by His Excellency
the Governok �'Vxqneral, and I spoke and
THE election which took place in the
000,000, but as the charges for subsidies for
echool, The reports showed an increase
over last year, In the average attendance,
reminiscences of these trying days did he
relate to cbildLren and -
He
, = ry Miss McCowan could not be spoiled.
'
Ve have, however, � W
never 'seen, anything
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n
voted accordt � '
9-1y.,
county of Peel -the other day would seem.to
. �
railways, the conpltrUction of public build-
in's' and perman�-nt improvements are all
rec itations and collections, The handsome
grandchildren.
was one loyal to his church, and enjoying
Her sweet and bright dispo,sition has won
her hobts of friends both at home in To-
I
[lat comes within ha ling dista-lice of proof
. (2) With refefeilee to the provisions re.
-arding the N6'r4hwest territories
indicate that the popularity of the OntDrio
Government
eh,%rged to capital account, it leaves the ex.
sum of $115 was contributed by the schol-
to the the
good health until nearly his last illness,
Thursday, 'December
find
routo, in which city she was fortne
L rly en�
f this assertion. It is true that in the
, whereby
is not yet on the wane. Tile
penditure on ticcount- of ordinary items
are mission fichemes of church.
which took place on
gaged as a typewriter. Huron has every
wanty-five years since the war,,an enormous:
the French Ifal hage had been official and
putonthesair �hsie as the. English tongue,
resignation of Mr. Qhicholm, who bad re.
$155,977 less than the receipts, thus making
Tile treasurer also reported a balance of
L .
$51,50 in the treasury from the ordinary
15th, at Union Church A%anse, Brucefield.
He - and to, his
reason to be proud of her heroine and we
,ational debt has been paid.off, and the
,
whi-ch I ende,avo�ed, with a measure of
presented the county -in the Legislature for
a showing of a surplus of $155,9',77. The
tots' receipts were $36,921,871, or $1,657,-
'less
fund. This showing must have been grati-
passed peacefully quietly re-
ward above on Sabbath morning, the 18th
are only iorry we could not have kepther in
our county, but,
opul"tion has increased by � leaps and L
success, to exD,614afrorn the statute book.
(3) The elind6ffients as to the Separate
many years, caused a vacancy, The Re-
formers but,
439 than the previous year. The -total
fying to the teachers and officers to whose
faithfulness the success of the is due,
of December, Funeral services, which were
largely atteilded and impressively
nevertheless, whetber at
home or abroadshe will as Idvg as life lasts
ounds, but the census report of 1890 8holvs
�
Be -
hools in tb6 Northwest, I
selected a candidate L the Con-
expenditure was $36,765,894, an increase of
year
it
conduct-
be the Huron heroine. .
t (.
s that the real esta,ta mortgage de,b not
which have
sought, and at 11irties aided by some of those
.
gervatives declined placing 0,
. man in the
. -
nearly half a .1 previous year.
mi lion ov�r the
Customayielided $20,5010059, a decreape be-
and surely will encourage nobler efforts
during this year. The following officers
ed by the Rev. S. Acheson, of Kipperl,were
held on Tuesday, tbe 20th, at 3,30L p. m.,
___001060� I
Dmention all the chattel mortgage debt,)
-
who are now m.iPistera of the crown, to re
field. The regular LiberA Candidate was-
I
low the previous year of $2,898.000. Ex.
were elected for the year : Superintendent,
'
when the remains were taken by train to
Hills Green. L I
as increased j ust a little f aster than the Na.
I.
" �
peal. I ,.,
,,, ,
�� (4) 1 did niodt strenuously object and
however, opposed by an Independent Lib-
L
cise yielded $7,945,000, an increase of over
Mr. Alex. McPherson; Seeretary-Tr z )
Mr. J. Patterson; Assistant Secretary, Mr,
Brantford, and laid to rest beside his late
in life died
HAPPENIXGS.-Revs. S. Acheson and H.
iianal debt has decreased, atid that the
I pro-
test, against th-b
a ral, who got anow,ed under by a majority of
one millign dollars, The net debt of the
artner who seventeen years
Eefore.
Irvine preached sermons appropriate to New
opulation of the citles has inlareased very
,
scheme of redistribution of
seats which 64 gpiernment introduced last
over nine hundred,
md�
Dominion is stated to be $241,131,434, an
increase during theLyear of $3,322,40& At
Thomas Bell ; Librarians, Messrs. Ross
McPherson and N.- Sherray.-The Young
Kind friends forgot not the beauti-
ful flowers for his casket. He leaves behind
Ye%r's day on Sabbath last. -49ervice will be
-held in the Methodist church 11 b1clock
mch faster than the country- at large, not-
rithotanding fact
Fessioll, and whicb, shorn it is true ol some
of its moot ( )�Jebtlonable features,
. . - I
MR, COCKIN, the special
Petroles fn September last, three months
People's Society of Christian Endeavor bold
its business meeting on Monday
two sons : John, in Philadelphia ; R, D. I a
Buffalo, daughter, the
a ev . at
A.'m., instead of in th eninfe, on Sabbath
the that enorinpus tracts
. passed
law.
correspondent
after the fiscal yesi. had closed, the �Hon. G. -
monthly
'
and one wife of Rev.,
next. -Mr. James Clark, of I L) Spent
nsXI1
f agricultural land have been ppened up
� .
into . I'
But is the �,Cbngervativie party in favor of
employed by the Toronto Globe to write up,
E. Faster told the people that th
� a public
debt
evening. The reports were of th most an-
. a
couraging nature, and showed the Society
J. H Simpson, pastor of Union Church,'
BrLfield.
New Year's- day with frie do in this . ch it
ri V1 3 _y.
ad acttled in the Western States. This
the Mercier Jep'dit act? Of the dual system
language ';�
�the,
11 the state of the country 11 in one' of his
recent letters - 11 Throughout the
had not Inaressed at all during the past
y ear, but that there had been an actual de-
to be in a prosperous condition. There has
L - I
11 Father thou host gone bt-fore uf,,
-The Methodist church choir spent a soci
able evening last week
. at the residence of
'�ayy P03sibly, seem nom,drawback t, o the dis-
of in great Northwest? of
Bays:
crease. In saying this the Mirlister, of Fi.
been 0, large addition to the roll during the
Where thy saintly boul fs flown
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stelok, thin
-
ppointed real estate brokerii0i Toronto,
�he compulsory system of separate schools I
present inquiTy I have invariably found the
.
nance made a false statement to the' extent
u
p&st six mo' the, and a growing, hearty In-
Tests -are wiped away forever,-
is L
of vfl�
lage.-At the annual school f
,, - I
at it is hardly calculated t6 rd'ageure the
,
1m posed on thdiinhabitants of that part of
the Dominionk' against the feelings and
I and loan companies pretty L
bankers well
of over $5,000,000, It se we can no
ems that
longer trot Ministers the' Crown tell
terest on the part of all the ciembers in the
temporal and spiritual welfare of the con-
And all sorrow unknown.
' From the burden of the body, .,
From all care and fear released,
meet'
�n
School Section No. 7, Stanle, el 0
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Y, on W Des-
day of last Mr.
6rmert and smaller business, men of Canada.
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o nions of M46-tentils of 'them? And is it
pi
satisfied with the existing state ofaffairs.11
of to
the trutb,l even
gregation. The Society has nA o�ly tak an
I Where the wicked cease from troubling
week, Josepli Hudson was
It
he tariff of the UniL ed Staies has been
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Only when the�' Reform party in the . locah.
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No doubt of it. -These are the kind'of eople
p
when making official. state-
Monte.' kr. John F.. Wood,
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a strong hold on the young life of the con-
And the weary are at rest." .
re-elected school trustee. Mr, Hudson has
ably filled the
.!edited with having produced and sustain-
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legialature ftn'toves a gerrymander system
that as 46 exponeni of Conservditive
the National Policy favors. The bankers
-the new con-
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troller'of Inland Revenue repesitbid 'this
gregation, but many of the older members,
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Kippen. '
position of secretary-treatur-
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er of this school for the past six years. Mr.,
1 the phenomenal prosperity claimed for
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views�ocuarl see its iniquity? -
fa,tten- upon the profits of the protected
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falsity in his speech at BrocLville two weeks
ago, teD days after Mr. -
Foster had
findiFg its meetings helpful to their spirit-
a
usil lives, attend regal rly, Fifty dollars
.
NOTICE. -As the undersigned is giving u
lar,
Geor Coleman secured the contract of
fiei
iat country, and it has C n
must crav��leave to doubt, air, whether
in anufacturers, but the profitsof both come
f the farmers,
signed
1is official report, certifying to his own un-
was contributed during the past six months
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business in Kippen, he requests a settlement of
supp ying a
th school with wood at $1,39 per
cord. -Mr. Oliver Coleman has returned to
�eaus-of making the wages. paid working
the honest Cofiservative sentiment of this
out o * and the N.'- P. affords him
truthfulness. The incident shows how reck-
to bome missions, and there isagood on r-
SoC01111t8on or before the fif teeath of January 1893
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Goderich High School, Miss Annie
en there higher than in any other, country
province or of the . Dominion, if Quebec be
excepted, is at 6iiance with my views upon
no protection. Besides this, the more de.
:and the farmers
less the present Government are In their
to discredit the
plus In the treasury, with which to begin
the work of the Now Year. The following
And will be at the shop until asid- date. fe;;
wa on@, Sleighs and Cutters to be sold cheap. W.
C. fry'le. 1W64
and
Consit to Clinton Collegiate Institute. -Mr-
Richard
i the world. , If a low protective tariff is a
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any of these q4estions,-.and that what you
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pendent needy , are, un.
efforts arguments of their
opponents, The
.
officers were elected for the ensuing six
NOTES. Mrs, William Anderson
Smillia has taken charge of the
)od thing, a high ape must ,be better in
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ar! pleased to bb' ract
,� . a erise as my "enterw
less they bec'ome utterly bankrupt, the bet.
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partiou,sre are given of
the recent loan It
months: President, Mr. R. A, Buchanan ;
-Mr. and
little daughter, have
school in Section No, 7, Stanley. -Mr.
roportion, and so the ta'iff in the United
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taming series.-. of wobbling " was in truth
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ter it is for the money loaners.
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. of ;e29250,000. cost the
taxpayers of the Dominion nearly $10,000,-
Vice President, Mrs. James. Carlife ; Re-
and their who been
home on a visit to and friends, Aeft
Jacob Baker, of near this Village, had the
fortune.to five
tates ham been increased until the revenue
more in harmoby with the feelings of the
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000 last year In Interest on the debt,
cording Secretary, Miss M. McLean; Cor-
parents
this on Friday evening last. They
good, shoot a silver grey fo.z
one day lost This fox in
threatened on account of the shrinkage of
ConservativWrty than the line taken by
those who di- i'i fliom me. It is 'most
. r
-Mr. Alexander Calder, who ran a saw-
public
or just half the totall receipts from the ous.
responding Secretary, Mr. Wilt. Elder;
'of
place
intend spending a few days with friandis in
week. species of
worth from $35 to $100. -M�r. Win. Me -
�iports. Probably no,one cau&4 has taken
oar-
tain that me t� all these .matters, with the
mill about two miles from Blyth for John
McMillan about a year ago, was arrested in
tome was sent to England to pay for the ex,
travagance Tory
Treasurer, Mr. J. T. Wren. Conveners
Committees -Lookout-Mrs. Wm. Moir;
Woodstock before returning to their hoLme
Sam's domains.
Allisterie.goingto,build a stone .found&-
Lore Canadians to the� States than the -high
exception oi E,tlie redistribution of sea6to
Grand Rapids, Michigan, a week ago, on a
of administrations, in the
shape of interest on the debt tb!y had
Devotional -'Mr. D. Stewart;' Sabbath
in Uncle -Mr. John Auder-
@on and his wife and family, of Sheldon.
tioln, under Re &rn this coming Piummer.-
Mr. Charles McAllister had
ages paid mechanics and othek work -men,
measure of last segsionj I had with me gen-
ioV
charge of embezzlement, The sum placed
piled
up. People who think the public debt is no
School -Miss M. Buchanan ; Visitiug-mr.
Dakota, are home at present visiting friend'
a bee on
Thursday of last week, for the purpose of -
.
id yet, at the late election for Premident,
i
tlemen who,� hold high rank in the
councils of thd0nservative government,
in the warrant is $2W,, -but Mr. McMillan
claims that Mr. Calder ran away in Novem-
burden should read this I&StL flentenee over
twice. The deficit the Intercolonial
L. Harold ; Flower-Mriv. J. So Henaerson.
The anniversary services of Carmel Church
and relatives here. -The Royal Templar:
feast last Monday
drawing stone for a cellar. He intends
I was the vote of the workingmen that
As to the f4irie, your apparent desire to
her,, 1891, with S8W bel-6nging
on
wilf be held on SaWath, January 15th,
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bad a of oysters evening,
erecting a fine residence next summer. -Mr.
iowed under the high tariff p*rty, More
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condemn me' AfOuces you to judge me in
to the
complainant. Tillie mill'used to, be owned
Railway for the last year was close on to
Mi a million dollars. The deficit � on the
when Rev, D. Currie, ,B. D.,, of Glencoe,
their hall being nicely decorated for the oc.
--Oar singing class Tuesday
Alex. Young, of the Nile;-speirt Sunday
friends this
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ion that, the great majority of Canadians
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advarice of mk,' supposed offence. Might I
suggest, that At) least have
by McKinnon & McMillan, but ,the firbt
Government railway In Prince Edward Is.
will preach mo,rning and evenlng.-Com.
casiou. every
evening is doing well, and the scholars are
with in vicinity. -Lkrs. Boswell,
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of Goderich, is visitin her many frienda in
ving in the United States are in the cities,
would at a
greater app6ai'anlce of fairness, to which -years
named went out of the business about two
ago. Detective Allen, of London,
land was $132,000. 1he liabilities of the
Dominion $295,332,000, increase'
NOTES.—W-6 are no n ne of the
fashioned in
making good progress. -Rev, H. Irvine
this neighborhood. -Wr. Wm. Love is ail-
ad, surely, if there has been an� prosperity
anyone, mubli, %-so a shareholder in your
traced Mr, Calder to Grand Rapids, and
are an over
last of over $5,000,000. The deficit
good old wilters this section,
there beitig 'den,
preached the funeral sermon of Mrs. Lead-
formerly Mias Berry,
gaged in drawing material for the -erection
barn for
i the country it -la the cities which have en.
journal as I tn" whone money you are
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in I
was assisted by Detectives Smith and Darr,
year on
tile Post Office service was $663,000. The
any quantity of iinow on the
groul3d,-Trade is brisk in the village, the
S. A. I"t Tues.
day *a.fternoon,* in the Methodist church. -
of a Mr. Alex, 34cMurtrie, of near
Kippen.---�Mr. George Troyer, telegraph
,yed it, and yet it was in the cities that
big
spendiug th a seemination of this hostile
- o
crilflciom i 8 e"" b
, �Li led, if you delayed the
of that city, in making the arrest on a war�
rant issued by Judge A.'C. Adait, of the
number of depositors in the Post Office sav-
ings bank decreased during the
good aleighiDg enabling the farmers to bring
in they have for
The Epworth League withdrew their meet-
icg last Sunday listen -
operator at Nelles' Corners, returned to the
1pfco.on Thursday last
ie turn -over occurred. W� fully be
de of cod'Ueitnnation which you have
Seventh Judicial Circuit Court Michigan.'
I ye*, and
anything market, -The
evening to to an in-
- of week. -Mr. Wm,
Dooter
eve that, bad we Free Trade with the !
ma'le up yotir fillad to pronounce until the
of
The original warrant was issued by Squire
there was withdrawn over one millioli dol-
lars deposited.
elections passed over quietlyhereon - Mon.
teresting sermon to young people, by Rev,
and Miss Letitia Foster have been ,
nited States, our farrn6ra Would Bnd a I
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a,ttick whic�. ")u anticipate is delivered, on
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Manning, of Clinton. Mr. Calder was
more than was The excess
of for the three has
day last, one of the largest votes ever poll-
that day,
A. McKibben, of Pine River.
visiting friends in Stephen and McGillivray
during the
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3ar-by market for their produce, their i
the national �d, .
-Iic� 9 settled
I it is true tho - did in
" few
1�1x.
in Grand Rapids' with his wife and
withdrawals past years
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been about $8,000,000.
ed was recorded ou and that with
very little friction or excitement. Mr.
A PLEASAxT Tiim-One of those pleas-
ant occurrences which tend to cheer the' doing
past week. -The boys who were
. the charivaring last week were "bark-
)rse% and their cattle, and probably a bet- I
;
a words which family,
I uttered a, I 1-
,J Parkin's meeting, held two
L . i ,
consisting of ono grown up son and
or three married daughters and sons -in- I
The bye -election in North Hastings has
resulted in the return of the Conaervative
George McEwen, salt manufacturer, of this
village, was again re-elected as R4evw: by sometimes
hearts of faithful workers, and brighten this ing
dark pathway, occurred at the of
up the wroing tree." - The young .ohild
Mr. Peter She"a is at pre8ent in very poor
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