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The Huron Expositor, 1896-12-18, Page 411 . 'I- rl;1A. . I - . I "' * � - -1 - . ,W� . _� -f �_ : . - I . , 1, .11 - .'4�'] . . I I � - 7 - � - . . - � � . � � I , � � � � I I I z I . 1 � I W , I � a * * 0 1 � . �� I .- . . � . , . 1, � z . I - .1 � i � I . i . I - I . . � %,. . i I I I 11 � � - I I � I - . I � I i I I- 1 � - - I I ': 4 I f - I . I � I .. r, i . � . DECE3fBER48 1896 . . 4EM 1 4 - � I I �i.�,_ ; THE, RIETAON EXPOSITOR � -1 i I - * BET _. � . ___ � . I I- — . - . . . X� � ! I - - 9� . P_____�_ P _W� - - ____ __!!!!!!n - I I . . . . -_ I . . - I . ! I � � I _. I I � 11 . � : : I - I I.. I- 10� � - . I .. I . � i I I - . � I . . . . . . -1 DIECEMBEIZ 11180 . . 1180 - , - A�m AW.11%W. " - r� Wed. �'Ml!. M. S�t. ' � a * * 0 1 I -_ - I � 6 �-7 ,8- r-)91 , I 0 � I[ I 1:2 113 14 iS i6 i ;7*,l 8 t9, . 20 �21 : 2223242526 . 1 �27 28 29 30 31 * 0, * 0 .00 60166�.. I - ** *.6, 00 I I ,Fill not be properly represented, because minion. Thus im settled a long standing dj�-' I atisfmation in Deumat and has around of John Boddie an- ol � . ' J they may not be able to'eleat i -representa, pnte, and the oont,sation of the Ontarto uch - , comment. A suit of 25 rooms ham. resident of Gre.*,. — ,.� DAI&W60d , � . - . - �31.r. 'O. Hartierb authorities has been sustained. T be amount )een docorated and furnished for their re- —John Ande1riton, of Rodgerville, met � � I- - �. . I tive from that particulav municipality. A I . I a and wel" v-nowu WE AR . �. � 0,118aturJay-oi i - - involved'im over a million of dollars. - )eption in the immense palace ntiar'Copen- 'with a serious accident at Exeter on the day . . . villoge, � . - I . I representative 1Z just a4-rftp0n9ibIe to the During the twenty-five years that the pres. I = belonging to their uncle, the King of of the South Huron Fat Stook'show. While � I � I -1. I . � I 11 Merner, of: - Mia!g4 - j � , � . I . - . i I � - JJ, - the vffiagei—bl7r people of one municipality in his division as . ent.Government has been in power, Ontario . � . � . getting out of hishuggy to stop, a cow on I � I I .. i- , - - I � i -her � I � he- is -to those�of -anothe � h ' ver� lost a case betoiFe the J�dicial . !!n!!!!2!n I — . . the way to the fair, I him horse ran away and . . I : I 1 1 - . ed from Elmira, v � I r. There is no dif- as ne . I . - low weeks vrith . � ference. It might"unt as well rimy that . . ; . - 11 . News of -the Week. draggea about thirty rods. Hewas badly ' W_ �'hoifs of the di J —_ - �kll% , - . I - because the r . epresentatiVe of -a riding in DIED. —.Herr Nobel, the ,celebratod in. bruised, his face� being much lacerated and � I'ASON * .._1 ^ - tising for theil I . . . I Committee of the Privy Couinpil Mr' Anderson ibeeoming entangled, was . . T� HE S Er The.Canadian Senate will hove',to get rid -_ . ; . . -_ .. I.. I I - I K I I I ventor of explosives, is dead at San Remo, Iiis clothes were badly torn. . � . . f .11 — . H.. I ahroeder,, the Provincial Legislature resides in �a of that bar. By a vote . of 1 7 i . . . . -- . � of I . � f I I .. I ,e � f I STFA=R LosT.—The Get -man Lloyd . � f I I to 7 the —On Monday night of last *week, While I . . f - . I . on Saturday . I � . certain- municipality that,' therefore, the United Stat"House.of p utatives has teamer +3alier struck a rook off the 8 &niah Mr. John Mcoonnell, of Hens§Lll, was on . . . . I 11 . % of the Hity, p 7 . . . I . . I - . . ; -the .. peopleofthe, other municipalities arenot possed a bill prohibiting the4-84e of -intoxi, cast and sunk with 9,11 on board. She was h;, w& tn T,immla ha. AhirontraraA a- fira in M I PT ... . nv was held at I . I - . . . � � and fVont Bremen to Buenos Aires an JT J � - . � .... 11 � - - p,r;perly represented. In fact, the. system eating liquors at the Capitol.' It is stated . . d the atible vwnqd, by Mr. Rodgers'; He at ' I . . ay.—Messrs. E . I - 11 . . ad on board about 400 persons every one . .. � I � . �- 1".. - - . is most thoroughly representative in every' I once gave the shirm and -by prompt action I .: � I � - � ... . mer2hanu, . I . I I . ,of �heir I - I � NEW 'ADVERTIfiEMENTS. . . also .that President-elect McKinley has f whom in supposed'to be lost. , the flame's were soon extinguished, and thus . - . I -, I � 11 � ,*p"ed � . — q I I respect and the rep! iesentatives m1sed Miss Willard that no liquor shall � r. 'J. 13. Larks, saved , I � � ,e I I I - 4 .: - .. . rreceive a pro � TRADE HAmPERED.-M the building. The blaze originated 1, , � � . � Aml!tleib. Mr. Hartl . AR'The Udv,e between the parenthesis, after each much better chance than they did undler the -Te �ffered to guests at the White House ' � * � .. , - he Canadian commercial, agent in Aus' from hot ashes, that had been met out in a * ' � . 'tizen, and no dont . I oil - . . � one. dendtai the pt, -oil which the - ralia, states that the. -trade with that dis�- � . . . We I go of the paper, liauring the next four years. Canada ean ' � - . 11 undertaking. � I I I .. I - -- � . - advartisementwiUbe found. 41 F I old system. Under -it, by mixing u'p'the, hardly afford to lag -behind the United t colony is greatly hampered by the want box. Not much], damage was done. . I - � '1� chcow your Present". Itunett & ca� (5) I I local and county representation, it frequent. 13tates in official reeorition of the growing fea. ' �. �—Mrs. M. Fii�41bein;r, one of the oldest . � I - I o inteittion to Mow - —MoNt4non & Co (5). . t . and most hig,bly respected residepts of I I f ... Ready for the Rush i A f transportation facilit. . . .*gsuai meeting of � � - a (e) ly occurred' that a 8 -0 is 1p, . e n . - I . HoHdiy Dioplay-Gilrey & VUs" most ucoessful and sentiment in favor al temperance. IJ A MiNz OATAsmiorEm.-A coll ry has Stephen towns died recently, aged 68 1 . I � I ,d the U C3anad . - Mange at Buolueos-N. I 01 a i9k)n.s (1) - . , I . 11.rVISM , . . I I . . . IWIA I , B 1� - efficient county representative was. defeated -774 )men flooded near Abernant, in the south Of � I . I _. - flown I i (5)_ . . . An Ottawa correspondent mays: Sir Rich- �V years and 6 days. * Deceased has - been suf- - - I -_ � � � . I I � - . � � 0 n 7=, i an . I A ta, Wan - . �. . ,a -Jose No - at the Polls not be"W he failed in the Weg, and one hundred and twenty man fering for about al year from internal cancers, i � . jw`. J. P. Hauc I . I f ; I . ... . . . . . . . . . . 00 - Ctir I reig & Macdonold (1) ; L ard Cartwright has been no long in publit ho, were in the mine had a race for their 'the least unex. a . I I . I . � gave anaddrem I 11� Moving salle.-Iltob-14401 [n I 4) , discharge o4is county council duties, but and her death was not in . I I - 11 What wek Wimt-4Z 6, 00 (1) � life thap modt people'naturally think of him ives. Shr of them were drowned. . pected. 'The funeral - took place from the. I I I --- 4�1 after which- I th . - - �. . . because of some local patty cry that had. , RECRUITING THE BunisH ARmy.-The Win. Witiel, where she ' - I . . . I . �.. 'Preside of We-& No 401 Co (4) - � . . an an old man. JAst Friday wai his 61st residence, of W . I - . I ing (5) - , been gotten up ill the I�cal municipalitT in o ritish army in to be strengthened with . . . - I � t, Rev. 9 . I . I i . wattoo W Taxpayere-J. Cumm � � I - , birthday, so thjLt he is really in the prime I of -lions o � f infantry and eight � - died, to .the Crediton cemetery, and was � I . , � . General sion.;o-wes X"91) ooun_ ight neir batte r9a y - I � , , ---- - Thomas Snell ,- I mle(t) connection with him duties an a local �i la , I attended. � . . I : . . . . � I w -Z The xemi-annual election of o I : � . - 19 J . � A Municipal Z1s0U=§--A. 0. .- � life, a man of strong vitality and considerk "batteries of artillery, of four guns ffie6rm for ' . . � Hall, J. X Ilors will able physical strength. Sir , n new - . � For the Christmas trsde--E. Notraul co (8) cillor. Now.# the County C* U-nei Rfobard no 1. . , . ., � � . . - ; - � - Z Christmus" Zch, d the cavalry force is to be re -or- the curreub term � in connection with gel- . � . � a*r.-Another -of our ppere--R. Wulfs, (5) . . � I � - Box 106 Bt - be freed -ft *this liability, and they will doubt teils a touch of rheumatism s, bit irk. i idc � 0 0 0 . e A ;� Is I - - I . � - Farm for Sale— lyth [51 - - m. nized . . ville church End,pavor, Brussels took place , 1-�", I I. gr"t .Smy of. . :-, _ ,�� tb. . I - - . . Xm" � 4Y -183--S. kulle"t a 00 (8) be responsible only for their conduct in the some, but on the moors of, good health he DISTURBANCE IN SouTH AFRICA. -A mer- Monday sinning � last, week, ana resulted as � . . I I n ." _. 1, - �, K,r, Fra Mite) . . h ally -0-W. Nost($) I . - .. - to � .. �_ , ban more in him favor than the generality' of us uprising of the nativem�� is reported at: follows: - - . I � - . . � i ___ - � � I I I A fack Undisputed -A. Young (Sy I county council, and as the sphere has been t . .Honorary President, ,Rev. John i I I . — , -1 A in marowe, i - Electors of Sedorkh I mankind'.. Reisnowthesenior memberof renzo Marques, Portuguepe . � . I � . I . � , �, . avi� 1 To the -A. Wilson (5) . . . South Africa. I � - ' I in of service ex the House of Commons in point of service, ' Ron B A'; president, G. F. Blair; vice . . . . I V of Zurich. .1 May. tbi � . Lcp Wanted -A. Gibson (8) ' . .. enlarged and the ter ' . tend"i. I � - . . - , '?' I ;An a _3.� � � .. Portuguese and British -forces are act. presi%eni,�Jdrs. J.� Stewart ; recording oeore-- ' Al -' ' ' d h � ywea( La&6ese Club . . F. Uve .6 0111 � I - con"Tt-421-8 tt I cal and sectional will' having been 33 years continuously either in h column, whiev, -McRae�; oor�responding'iecretary, . -_ -_ I - 84udblaGift*--W.H.WJ1lii (E) D to . -questions rig a r, u e ri a . � tary,John I � - I . Special Announcement --B. B. ff, co� (a) ra v % egg . influence than in'the narrow- the old Parliament of Canada or - the new, U1111 re ul five hundred men, in facing . I , ... � ,the fOuttli inkler', � Mary Ross; treaburef, . Jean - 'thin the If � - . - wi I . . - . - Sale, &o -471 -Fred D". (8) I I I I hiny thousand warriors, and great anxiety' � * . -beei miLtried rd. . or sphere to which county counofflo�rs were . - 1, Ritchie. � � . ,nis bestmi the, reco I I - I , � � � I , : - I . � -1 5 felt. . -Mr. R. Cluff and Miss' Cluft, his sister,of . -EVE, RYTHING � . - . _. =C% Mose--Ri-Leatherdale & Landeborough. El , uch I " . with the exception of one messio 7.. -Mifis Miss , ! .OF -� � � - . . Christm" Goode -D. & Fauat. (8) fresponsible, We are afriid our contemporary I . We hear a great deal, now -a -days about ENGLAND'S COAL .GivixG OuT.-The re- ' ' I. I . t _1 I ( . .1 I . , I � . � , Holiday Presenta--Xamee Sutherland. (8) . I ' ' * Goderich township, ,bad a very narrow .i I I I �. � . �.- I . � - Exeter., . CR Christmas Cheer -Robb Bros, (81 ' � did not give the new Act due consider- the professions being overcrowded, but that )ort of the British Mineralogist says that . escape the other evening. " The 'borne took' 91 � I I- . I � . - . . � I � Holiday Presentg-W. W. Hoffwan. [81 I ation before it penned its critici * $me. 4 If it; is an old story. Two hundred f years ago,. ngland is within an appreciable distance yfield line, and .I � 1� . . I V I I I I I I I ; - . � _: . LOOAL j3 J smn,-Th T -a I Rzaotical Men-Broadfoot, Box & Co,. (91 I I f coal exhaustion. - . I fright at Thomps4n's hill, Ba � I " .. . I � I ,&e - T e Ji t . � A Good Time WIVi St. x1c. ( � 8) had done no, it would h�ve seen the ab- the same complaint was raised. In 1710, in � got beyond the control of tho. driver. Both . - I I - jdvitt Memorial -ch i �11 � . . RX-QUZEN LIL. -Ex.Qtteen Liliukalani of . I . — — IMT e� — * I . ,. I . __ I " I . . surdity of the objections it has raised, and a speech delivered in England by Addison, awaii has arrived at San Francisco from were thrown In he ditch, but were not � � . . . - - � - � - . lowl ImprX, jA Drew's opev ' . . - injured . . 1. A prog - , I serionsly .i "TJ tThe animal -gained its As JV40nM 11eXt, . - I . . - � would never have -made them. The new vv;,read.-� "I am sometimes very much onolula.. 7 � , . T 4 ., � . I . . I I . , 4 11 . . . . . 00u&ting of si I . -1 ht 441trou 0 litor . troubled 4vhen I reflect upon the three great t R . 40 WomEN. ---:-Janes Fel'u, a New freedom and was aptured at John Marsh. - . I . . � . .... �� .6 - -prov, jded,� &ud speedhefi I . I 9 "I . ,*Tpo& -# - Act is an improvement on the 'old - in every. . , 0 ED all's The rig and harness were considerably Zecitations I � . � �, I . that profesaipiis of .divinity, law and physic ; orkB`pickpocket, has been arrested after ,lam's, 6d, paiticularly the harness. ' i I I � . , I � ... . . Rev. Mr, 3 � . � . � IF' I - I - res. I I � * . Mile Mr. t Sallows and son Will, of - . be served, from ' . __ - point,afidwe feel perfectly assured., - - � . I . ... , AAnisters and , � . . - howth6yareeach of them oveiburdened to�)bing ' en in department st - i I 'Tes will-' . . � � SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Dec. 18th, 1896 if it is given a fair show, " soon as the with practitioners - and filled with multi- a at i4oplu'nodmer was only $29, not incolad- . Carlow, were - cu�ting' wood one day, last . i I . T ' - I � , �,ing , which Was lie. � � I I � . �eople get t� lianderstand it, they will be tudes of ingenious i gentlemen that starve ug a- nuniber of handkerchiefs. i . . I - tea -Mee! - . I i * ' . week, they had quite an adventure with "a . . � . I . . i -. -, stroetohnirch On Monday'SN' � so satisfied ther. * .*: * * When ' AxoTnER TnuST FATUS. -New York's ice - racoon.. They felled a. large' elm, which" I . � - - . ; with it that they will wonder one ano 1 . � - . vsw..�Ur. B. Aubrey, the, I consider how each: of these professions are �rust company have dissolved and the pro. I I � � � I - � _. T#e Now County Council Act. ' broke at the top as' it ,struck the ground, . - I . in town on . - they allowed their. legislators ,to continue � . I � . 111. bup�r, was I ' . Act , I . t I . . . � 1. � -, hors -6 . I .1 .- , A: a rul e- the rm�w COunty Council � ibe 91d one so� long 4s they have. It is ad- crowded with multitudes that seek their �Oability is that the',pride of ice will be lowqr when out leapddl his lordship,'appare.ntly �. ) : I - . . �� . . puichasin, mes.-M,r-, I I a I , . livelihood'in them, and how many men' of ,,Mween May and July than ever before Iiii unhurt by his swift descent through the air, , � . Druerado, Uakota, is Vk . - has been very- favorably received by the tnitted by every one thait a reduction in the merit there are in. each of them, who may . - I . . . - be ra I - . sixty .e . I . . � JIrs. Win, Wood). Exel press of the Province. Most of those -who number of,county ad-.noillors wa . tber �aid to be of the -science than the 1 - I im, brought I . � ' be7 I has bw 9 neces-aary, ' f ea, b �him'fiome and weighed , U , Biesett, who - I . . -, . ! � . I I - Erofessiofi; I very much wonder at 'the i � him, when it was found he tipped the s4les' . . _. . 31finitobi, the past 17 yearil I � have commented upon it, have ap6ken fa,v - and this being the case, we have not seen amor -of parents who will not rather , . Huron Notes. . - .L . - . - .- � I � . - I ; e hirstory 'of the city. . . P.t'41 pounds, ' 'i . . � 'GO, . i 0, _aequaintiinoes in and arou P feei. Howev r, Will soon despatch-. II L . . - I . 1. I � . . . I - �� 1� : 11, - I . . . . . I i ' Kincariline and Goderich I., - - , I . ,� � wi ' �hrive �feet of lumber on the pie'ra at Godbrich. � I . orabl�y of'Wan4 have.manifeated a disposi- any scheme pppdsed, that would be likely *choose to place'their sons in a"wav of life ! ----:It is estimated that there is 7,000,000 -The Huron and, Ontario Electric rail- - � -: John ,Greetiwood, of Wit L tion to give.it & fair trial. The London to work out 'ith better results than t *here an honest industry cannot but, I way, running froi T : . � ,43u . �fi�, , nday here, theguest Of than in stations where the greatest 'probity, � -Thi"ee bears passed through the -villa e via W 11 .� : - �, i - - i . . � . � .1 . , Free Press, h6wever, does not view it favor- If the Free Press'will only give the mfit� , - I 9 alkert.on t� Eugenia, the junction - I � I . : �cott,.-Tbe many frien .i learnin- and good sense may miscarry." 'of Port A lb�rt in one night recently, . . . I . � - I - I -., ' .. 9 � town, thence nortv4 to Mea,ford and south to . i I � . � ... ,110 NF ably. This, perhaps,: is not so m.uch.to be reasonable thought.and divest its in . . � 0 - k � - ____N I � I . I : � Pearce, of MitclieA `W . - . - ind froi a And no doubt similar'complaints have been I -A farmer living near Leeburn, the other Port Perr a to . be begun at once. The * - I --- 0 1 1 resident here, Will regret I I Y, 11 , � . ___y_ - - i . � i C, -al prejudice, weare sure its good dpnsa raised many times, since, but it is scarcely !day shot several dogs which he found wor- New- York 0- ontra4or states i0will be finish� . . - , I - Zeath- whibb, took ,Place at: - woAdered'at. The act was passed at the politi� - � . . I'll, ; I I � � 1 $ ... . instance. of the Ontario Government, and will force it to. arrive at a similar .on- likely that the Okario school system was 'rying his sheep. . � . � ed by Jauuary, 1898. A meeting of. the . is mother, -.at Miteh -V - I . f � : ' - . � . . I I � hi eU, ,�� the Free Press is al*ay. I . I . , ; responsible for the over -crowding so much I -I'vir. James Emigh, who ha's been a resi- I � . s dispos�d to: look clu3ion.. I I I . I . provisional directors to ratify and sign' the . . � . After _a,� brief illness Ma ; . � . � ... ... , I . - I I i -deplored by Mr. Addison. dent of Manitoba. and the west for a couple contracts will be* held in a few, days. This 7 k, at the age of . I - . - I I - : . i1vueorge H. unter, � of RV eeda fromAhat source, The objections - � - - ing Sale of .�, � . *with. di�favor upon any leffi�lation that pro- . � � rheumatism 0 . The Deauties of Protection. " I of years, is visiting at Blyth. . � ' will be quite a bo rth and. Clearing -. Sale , of -Cleax ' I .1. c . - I This is the way they do tbings in tbe -A'tonvention of the Conaervatives on to the people no I . . . I I - -the pist, weeil There are a few Prot,66tionists in En . Ith a Of west, ada will no ��oubt give quite an impe- , ' . � .kienas here .. . . whiQh it has to the act are not, however, 9- ambitious town of Brockville, as depicted , e west riding of Huron was beld at tu8 to trade and elp build up some of the . � ney, of Eginond-ville, *04 �� - ' land, and whenever any one of them op' ; - 1 8mith's Hill, on Thursday, 17th inst. I Tweed- Dress - - - -in-law, 31r. G.A. - very forcible, while the evil it predicts will - _ '�ns in a de, -patch from that �lace, which says: ' - smaller places. . --Capes - I - � 0 -D. Sutherland has sold 'his business in Fur I � . brother ' . , -It, from its operation is purely imagin- his mouth the event is heralded here by the . -W. Ku'nz,. of Exeter, and -Aliss Allie . . -- i.wt, few 4ays.-Mtssrs� P.1, - - reau "The Gon8ervativ s- of ,Brockville'hel,d a Wingham to'Paulin & Ra,unie,of Dashwood, . . I I .Goods . ' - -bip -a ,ca, I d f hogNJ � Protectionists of this country '�vivh ,-an im. � I Eilber, youngest aughter of Jacob Eilber, . i Te ary. The Free Press says : . rousi ni'�e�i . I � . I I . �� .. M��d r OR D - . , . Wednesday, in Victoria who will tak possession,on January 25th. of Crediton, we e joined wedlock, on --k— � t, .� to ugersoll. on Thursday. . In: the whole of Ontario -the �rj couAtie&' mense blaze of literary fire works. It would hall, when e present. members of! the -Miss Tiallie Graham, bf Goderich, has Tuesday of last ' eek, at the residence of -1 I i - . 'John Willis shipped ano , '. will now be represiented- by some 436 mem- seem, however, that the English Protection- Town Counci. with'6ne or two exceptions, gone to, kew'York to enter one (if the large the bride's parenZS, The ceremony was per. I .� �" - ke: to Buffalo on the .41 � Where previously over 1,300 were f - � . , of - - =r:s, who has been saili - , � bers, - ists are, o pretty inuch the same stamp as were unani ously chosed to be the Con- hospitals, with- a view to becoming a trai�- formed by:Rev.M�.*Schmidt in the presenceof Clearing Sale ' , I elepted. Buit it should be recollected that their C 1 servative st ndard-bearers . the approach- ed nurse. - I , � a large number o . of Clearing Sale" - � , Anadian brethren. Each one wants ' I I - I � - . 1-111. 3 1 - .. particular products be is ing inunicip elections, witb Dr. Moore as,,� -Alex. Porter, sr., one of the pioneers of the contractin 1parties. The groom was . - _�i I day, , t,,- r. Donald � � �� 'Thames road . . whilst these 1,300 odd performed the fune- � protection for the - Huron, bas ret6ed f Fur Jackets Millinery , . -.� I -tions, of county representatives, they also candidate fo Mayor." Weeometimes think rom the farm, and will supported by ory Eilber, jr., while the . I . , Usborne, WN' :1 I formedtheheads of the several h ed -in, but woulA be willing that some o our western,int nicipalities are in future enjoy the fruits of -his labors in bride was as is ed by Miss T. Bertrand. 1, . I . I . I ,edlonty municipal banorm, a '. � tgn h * � adept -b6 Win . , � . — - . � . 11 . - councils. -Now these new Count ' if; that there should be free,trade in the pro- too ade-t hauling politics ham. - . y- ounct ; . into municipal 3l r.. Samuel Ames, of Grey, has , pli I r- After the ceremoi4y a sumptuous repast was . . - - -Stephen township this wft,4 �, tors uumfirically s� 31 affairs, but it is evident fr ' served, when the ivoung couple left f L �_ . . , . I I � . � L LLL re but ahothet bundle in ducts of 96 every other feller. "Mr. I. B. . on� this despatch � or their I - - " � - - � - . - L, the.load, an extra legislative body , outside . - that the east can . . pointers and then 1, ahAsed Mr.Robert Lang's residence in Ethel, future home in Eieter,.witb the hearty con- i L g _ S ". � : - I � give us � I - L - 1, LL Nof the townsh I "-direction indi- shortly. The price hose assembled-. . � I - . . DrYsWe. iLp 60U�oilg. Instead of Oaler,'a Tory member for one of the Toronto double discount us -in ilid and will move into it gra-tulations of t Clear n ale �of Clearing- Sale of ... . - a, re- constituencies, used to be one of the high cated. We in the west do not get bn the pa,id -was $600. 1 - . . . ' 1. . . i � -Our .VP . . . . � 4uetion in the number of municipal repre'- -We sincerely� regret to chronicle the de. . . - . ftN0JL11XG8. . or � . I house tops to proclaim our shame; we are -Mr. W. Vanstone, of Benmiller, has Men's and � . 11 g� SXeerxeni had the good luel - . . sentatives by thue c � reating a new body, Priests- of Protection in Canada. He attend- at least modest about it. purchased the property adjoining his own mise and inter 'ent,of Mrs. William Gray, Ladies' Mantles � - - crease of -fully one-third 1 ed the a�nual meeting of ibe Charnber� of I . 7, ' � - . there has been an in - � arm from Neil McCorvi of Asbheld, who after alingering illness of . more that have to be elected. . - . I f . - ie, ,, comprisi I . . I - � - . . . _� veoeived fr�rn Mr. -John On I On this Commerce Of the' British' Empire, eld - . I acres. I - 11965 about'fen months, departed from this life oii I ,Boys' Caps - - I - -_ ' Oapture a fte white "." . � . h . � _ Mr, -John .Talbot, who has 1 , I 'Thu'reday, Deceniber 3rd.. Her remains I . . . - � I I � - � . suitc- I � . I ' *welve yearr in I . ' ' . - I ground th%re can be no economy in the new , cently in, London, England. At a ban4uet Now th4b the Manitoba School Questioni � G. W. Holman has served the West I . � . . atate of things. Had the whole represents- 17e has been practically settled, some of thel Huron teachers so faithfully as seer were iderred in' Dungannon cemetery on . � It A&, . . - - rion, town�ship and county, been reduced, in Toronto a- few nights ago, he detailed his , � ets"y' Saturday, being accompanied thither from- ' , -1 �--Iat- week, looking well. " . L � . I papers at meeting he was her I" residen-e'by A large number of rela,. I . I . ,� 1, as being f * I there might have been some reason, are -clamoring for the. abolition of treasurer, that at the rece Clearing -Sale �of . . , "PI _ I - 41Z for the experience there. those who, have been Clearing " Sale of - � T go . - I hese paperb, tiveh, I - - : . Art k . � . , . . ,,,, the score of, economy' In a separate schoo s ia Ontario. T re-elected for the 13th year. . _ ,a..I agquaintances. Deceas�d , _� . �. change on . . 'riends on � I 11 __ - _ . � ... � � reading the .'report& of the demandsof'tbe 1 _'Whib� Mrs. Thom" Snell, of Exeter, was in her 34th 'ar. The obsequies were , , - - iona ba-ving theirannual jai, � � attending to her duties on Tuesday � I- - . . counvy like Middlesex, for instance, 48 . manufacturers wh6 appeared before the says the Dandas Banner, overlook one im-11 was� ---aniu e . ..Overcoats, ', - . ,_ .7nembers are none too many if every town- � I conducted by. ;v. Mr. Armstrong. The . . , M +1' Cloth$ - �. . � *� New Year's day. Sonie g ` portaut fact. Manitoba -w" declared b last, -she accidentally ran a nail into -her- , I . . . I I . � I ,1 ' I H . - I -_ r- � - . . . � Aodked for.-44:�. H. Howal tariff commissioners of the - � ship is to be represeuted. Under the new. � ,Dominion Gov- bereaved - husband &nd elatives have the , . I . . . � k �, . � I � w . I I - - M I the Privy -Council to have. a perfect right foot at some 16ngth,causing a painful ound. I I - __ we I � � I - - porator. � regime, Biddulph -.Gillivray '- Lucan, I ill recognize a surprising - sympathy- of the ,'entire community, as the% . , ,a 4new eva � � I ernment, w abolish - Separate schools, having her8el -At the close of the Goderich model % � �. , '� , London West and severar'other plae6s i�ill I deceased -was held, in. high esteem by Lill - � , -pen in his new investment., . ' _. " � - have no voice in the C6.1anty Council, from .similarity between the -vie,vvs-,of those Can. established them. In Ontario, Separat school term, the instructor, Mr. S. P. Halle, who knew her. . . ng a -, lea n ale -of .� . I - 4 1� e unknown par -ties, - - I the fact- that they�r will be always outvo� aclian Protectionists and the Protectionists schools are embedded in the' constitua"tio� M. -A.,J'Was presented with a- handsome i I � . Cleari- S le of 01 . rh g S� i � I - , _,go Dom - � ,ed I � and cannot be abolished without the consen� marble clock by ibe students.- I . -Mra.'Harriet Gravelle, of Goderich, ifi� . � . - Robert Orr's hen cwpv - laW . by the other towishiPs with which they are of the English type as pictured . by .,Mf. I I -Brussels'cbeese factory disposed of its suing h . er brotbeVs and' sisters Jane Afero,, � S h a w - 1!,,:,, , and . . 0 . 4elves to somel of 'his val-41; I _ , . . , I I leagued. Under the old system, ii'there- of those for whom they �vere esta,blished� 8 John Moro, Joseph Mero,. Davi� Mero, Nal� . , Made-up Suits - , AOW18. -- ,- - I c 0.3ler. He says : _ . . There is a vast, difference. Why no le bptember xnd Oetober'-make (if cheese' at , , . a . . I . . � ,_ �. - — . *ere a few mord members in the County tilda Bart and Adelaide Dunner, for parti. Wral,%s � . 11 � �. � � . t I 1J � " . Council, it should be. recollected that the )f her latel father's estAte. The old ' I , � Tuokerfmil The members ofthe congress sho'wed that this school question rest ? The country 10i cents per pound, and November's at 8, ti t . . tbey,apbreciated the endeixvor we had in had trouble enough r�a c e ion i . _. - ' ; � I , , � sesaiens were only held semi-annually, and � ovef questions of cents. Between $4,00.0 and $5,000 will b gentlemah died, leav�ni his property I A I . . . - WEST END -N,0TR15.'__A; ... . hence the finane hand, and while at the opening of the con- and creed and is. anxioui to turn its thought put in circulation when �he . cheese is . ( - ial part of it was tf6t bur. . divided among his chil ren. ' All the- pro Clearing Sale of _'.. I gress we had bne or anoth�_r expressing to more pressing and more important mat shipped. . I P. . - � -and entertainment wall be ':' M erty that could -'be - discovered was $455, � I . . present Act to prevent this new body from � I - . i 1. - �church on 4WedneP.a&y_ evi densome, Now there is. nothing " -the I themselves on one side or another in regard ters. There is a larger number of Roman -Th,p essay contest in the primary class CJ earing Sale � of, � Mrs. Gravelle t4nks there'should be a lot I . � 'I . to.free trade or protection, when it ended Catholic children *atten4ing the publi6 of Principal Cameron's room, Brussels pub- . I Remnants � - . � .-23id. ?An interesting , p1r.01 rneeting every week, if they so desire, and , more, and has brought- this action. to prove . � ; �� , . r . I found that many of them were entirely schools of Ontario now than attend theit' lie school, for - the month of November, re. . 11 - - epa�ed, and a good tim . 7 Ome Of the, farniers in, - . . . . . be paid accordingly. The worst feature of we go. The action wa4 to go down to trial at - __ t � - this innovat- villincr to have preferential trade thoughout own!schools. What object is to be gaine sulted as follows - lat, D. McLaur chlin 85 . Underwear _. -. of all kinds I I �� :_ I � wn in the new County Council 1 Goderich this inonith, but Mrs. Gravelle, is � . � - , . � 4�m_,r4 -6-, 'a that itis not representative. . And ' * t c' ' . � . I � � . , taking 94vahtagp .of the , , , he Empire if Aey c per:cent:; 2nd, J. Buchanan, 75 per eel , �� . oilld have it without in r�ising a war of creeds and dri n . I f - it se � , again., interfering with their own trade principles .children. out of the public schools ? Le I t 3rd, L. McLennan,'60 per cent. � t'; not ready, as she. wants a certain witness, . . "'! . .; � weel, and were finishin . :: rves no purpose outside of the old . who, she says, is�in the United -States. An" I . . . '; .. I 0 . . �. -A . � young I ... - township electoral representation. In .`fa,ct, - or with their own business, but by letting them alo al election fo -The harness a-nd bobt-and shoe business- &PPIA'.catioh was Made before Referee Cart. . 1. . -ONNNW, "Nomm- Z - I - 11 � - I i number of the � this Aew County Council is an extra wheel every other maou� bear the brunt of it ; in twenty years the Couservativis have raise of 1. C. Richards, 'Brussels," has been pur- wrigh t at Toronto to' postpone -the trial, and . � �11 . 11. . 1. � - L I I .- � - neighborhood aiid Clinton such a, case he would be willing to embrace some cry about Separate schools and Roma chmed by William Mose, of Gorrie, a well. . I _ 4vening at the residence I in, one municipal machinery, with nothing � � L - I ...... it. . (Laughter.) - I judgment was reserved.. I . . I . � - - . . � I - . . . Catholi0a. Why not let it drop ? There io known fort"r resident of Brasfield. Hewill I . � . I . � ft 4 concep4lon., Mr. Jam * __ . to recommend it outside of giving the rural, - L . nothing to be gain,ed by it either for the take possess�?n on the e let of January, and . � � � , I � . I - � I - . -1 il � I With a me i � . . 4 1 . . vere cold. . a I . . . L - I - ratepayers an extra municipal vote. , . .9 ' I J � , r I 90100L 1,VXAXm,j-r1o�N-,. � � . . co ' lintry or for the Conservative party. will move his family back to Brussels: I Kippen. I , I XTIMI . I - I . � I - I - � I Our dontemporary's contention that the Editorial Notes and Comments. - . ' - � I % . . - 40, be a -very important ani . --- ' � � . -Norman", the ten -year-old son of John ITEINIS.-Mr. k M6Mordie is in London . ;, � , - ,. : L " . � . . . q L . . � :,.-u � - ' . : - number.of representatives will be increased The muni "alities of Ontario spent in The National Club of Toronto, or the Im; Hunter of bran ay9 - . . I.. - � the history of Behool Se � Olp 9 brook, took ill on Frid this week, in the 4uterest of his health. . , . - - � : - , , 1. A�ersmith, in t-0 t �ks . - ; . & -place- I "I . - � I r i , from which he died The Kippen council, Royal Templars of I . ' December 202nd We being by the new Act, is correct, bat its conten. 1894, the last year fo which fall returns are periai Federationists, as perhaps they are 4th, inst., with pleurisy I . , * . - . I - available. $4,238,081 on education, and only better known, had �& sort .of political love 0 6 � 11 I I I I I - tion. that, the expense will conieqn'enLtly be - I n -the followi - ay. The funeral took Temperance*, will celebrate their seventh � ... - - ths Public School -,examitiw . L - . police and all the ma � place on Taefiday'afterno6n, interment be- anniversary on Thursday evening;- Decem- . I :: �� - . $1,045,597 on jails, feast in that city �he other night. The�. . L I �mcreased, is incorreft. The fact tbat the ,� ing made at the Cranbrook cemetery. I her 31st, in their�hall, by an oyster sup I per, EIRWAIRD. .MCFAUL. -- � "I I.. . - 40%anilning.of the papils, . , ' . .1 I . I- . . . . I - L� � _MOSes � . ki I � . I 1 teachers, whieb -odll no do I ohinery of the law. Education is not such a main object of the - demonstration was to I ,�! ; . . L ' ' I 1. number of representaUves will, be increased bad investmeni aft' Henry, of Ethel, has purchased after which art in'tereatin musical and . . L � . . . . �, er'all. � 9 � � .1 1. I wine'and dine and do honor to the gentle- I lot 27, conceiaion 11, Grey, containing 100' erary programme! will be rendered 8 I : I . to both 61a and young, I - L is, in our opinion, an advaritaje*.. instead of - i . . . up- . : : . .. . . , I . I . , pe'l I i. . . I � 4160tOrs from a 41itanoe as i . - I - I . - - -1 .- men who had represented the city at the ,acres, Fing 82,800 lor it. The farm is per will be served from 7 to S. 30 0 clock. As I - �� nUal I � ,!- I : . i - I - . . , Saturday, and on the sa n 'I) - of the season, i . 1-1 :. local talent, will be,' inter . . a detriment, solong as tha;t, in*crease: does- The Cornwall bye-efection takes place on Iller farm and has been this promises to be the treat " i I - a conference of the Chamber, of Com- known as'the " Mi . Dry ,Goods Company', I not carry, expense with it as is'- the case in . me' day a conven- merceof the British Empire, which was rented for a numb4er of years. Mr. Henry we predict a f till �ou'�e for our enthnsia,stic . � . . . � . I the clue recitations. in. t - - I . I I I z I - is . I - I ... . . ; L the present instance,Das the more ood mefi 'tion of the Liberals of South Brant will be held in London, England, in June last. takes pdsses6ion Dext,spring. n rrs.' � - . . : � � i - -Sramnw, consisting;of VD01 _. I I � , 9 - . -Miss M. MeMordief . I . . � I . �� - . r ... we can get - interested in �manieipal and 4eld to select- a L candidate� to "contest. the zNurnerous patriotic speeches -Were made and -While driving on the London road, near of London, spentilthe fore pait of the-weeek, I . . . . . . g. I �, . . ��... - � - 141 music,, recitations and ' � - - the Old Flag was waved in great style. The . . I _� WOrthhearing, wil-L be stv L ye ele . Centralia,- on Weduesday evening of last with her brother,l - Mr. - It. MeMordie, who-, . 1 a . if . . ver . . � 'Seaforth% Greatest 1hee. nualgatherings i i t ' I - , Public aff&irs the better. While it - is quite �b -_ ction there,'caused by the unseating speech of the evening, howe. , if iv� are week, Mrs. J. N. Howard's buggy collided for some time, hRs not been enjoying li..is, i a i I - cash I I L I 0 1 . I . ,� true that under the old Act' the reeves and f Mr. Robert Henty. Mr. Henry will to judgb ,Yy the reports in the papers, was with another rig. --,,She was accompanied by usual health. His many friends here W' -Il � I . . . - I .�� nature have, , � � - 0 L - � , In the past,-' . . . Again be the C'naervative c�ndidate, The that made by Mr. J. S. Williso'n, the clever _ r" I L � � serving of more tban ardi r deputy�reieves acted in Ae double L Miss Miners. They were thrown out and hope to hear of M . MeMordie's impro-vC , I 1 444 , i z _ � It been - fixed. � . ' I . _4Ad -this Onewil , 7 n t s�verely. ' Mr. W. W. Co I I ' . . ,I be -no , capacity date of the election has not ye Editor -i -Chief of the Toronto Globe. It �Mrs. Howard injured 8omewha oper atte'n'Aed the fJ 11 . I of Cminty Councillor and head of the local - I I I ment. -,F t I � - i - I i I I 11 was an independent, m�tily deliverance and -S. L B, Mories, of Wingham, celebrated stock show at Guelph last week, and pro- -_ . Dry Goods Store. T1314, Everybody is invite , .. I � 11 muniqiPalitk, ib is also true - that t",- As an instance of wliar'it �osts to estab-- was entirely free from that cringing syco-1 I his eighty-first birthday on Sunday, 6th notinces it a big succeas.-Ba'd . colds are 1 _____ - - i I . I . - . 'Might meetingif. fy 1, .- L � . . � � - i - . - L - . � . . two positiovs,are distinct and separate, and li8h a daily paper now' -a -,days, we note that ',Pliancy so common at demonstrations Of this! ; inst A The. old gentleman is hale, and he very prevalent among both old and young- , I - � L. � - clotrie M.- Do1',%'4G&-The � � * . arty . . . I I . . ... - . - p4y -- , - I _� 1 4 , kind. � Mr. Willison very neatly and propJ , Hugh Aitcbkson also � . !s bqtel, on Tuesday, . � on tb6 Now York Record has suspended pub- ' Mr. Joseph Butt, who is � . T , thatthe. incanibents receive remuner��( . I � and as fond of attending An Orange Lodge in this� vicinity. � . and A. Kerr. Mr. _ garding the country and the customs of. the ` . . 11 for ea -ch. lication. I b. was started two years ago and erly,twitted some of the Jingoist s'peakers ni�eting as ever he, was. He join6d the enga I ged'with Mq Win. Cudmore, left on saiig a num'ber of his '� au14' Scotch " songs people. -The township council met*n Tues. I M pet statute. All the = " I I Hereafter the reevea and deputy- i I i , . .� '611t. : The annu&I meetipg ��_ I I oyalty to ' ' . 11 t its proprietors,,af ter .sinking ,over a million 9 0 1 0 der in 1851, and has been identified with Monday for Enei, where Mr. Cudmore is "I - � � , . n their in onsiatency in shouting I r, � his usual 1 good: style.. The Scotch dia- day, and now tboy.a]l shake hands with - � � : ,. reeves will only receive remaneratio'n for . I , . 11. : the norpination. ofmadids; I . of dollars in it, are now bank�upt. 'Britain and -the old flag from one side o ,ig trade� in zhe hay pressing. -Mrs. logue' cntitlxl�d 11 Sandy McDonell's Signal," everybody, because the municipal elections � ; - I . f it�eyer since. - 0 �� doing a b 9 . 1*� * 7 I r'en 'the -township or . crying out from the other -On Tuqsday of ]&at week, Elija .' I '.-rendered by!, Messrs. Forsyth and Geoege T. are n- - � � *0f reeve, deputy- reeve an .z the services they der ' . their mouth and h El James Cumming bas been very poorly for' Ot far off. -Wonder if wewill. have - � v , I . . � . � - I . . - . I - . -1 � . 'N for a tariff which shuts British products from Kidd wa brou McICRY, wag' of a�.very amusing character, sleighiug at Christ- as, " saying I I ., X'R. S.. on Monday, D- . . � 103al mliniOipaliby, while the Conn ty Mr. John A. I IbGillivrav, 'the well-kn s 4)e hold at KyWs bA14 lot� so I . � own t. ght before the Goderich po- ! some days, requiring the doctor's attention, i I In is a, common I ; -y, while Britain admits every -1 . lice magistra e on a charge of false pretences' - but is now in the way of improve forth the applause � � . . � Councillors will :recei Z this counti and bro "t . of 'the .now. -Socials, - . � . ve the remuneration secretary for the Inde,pendent Ord;r of m6rit. U tea -meetings, entertainments I . , - . I stra, and schoolexamination 11 1, `0110 O'clock rand if more til I . thifig we have to sell her as freelv as if we I and after evidence had been- given the case Mrs. Charles Shaffer, of Michigan, is spend- house. ThFle%usic by . a are now quite dom- , � - I . � that * formerly � I Foresters, aud wbo�� has recently achieved were actu - and . -- - lZurnber of candidates are � �ent to the reeves and ;_ ally part and paxeil of that[ 'was adjourn�d to Wednesday.. When the ing Chkistmas holidays at the parental home theviolin selections of �Mr. A. F mon.-An- entertainment will be held in . I deputiea for cou . I ;. I I I orayth � ty council duties.,' But considerable -notori,ety in political circles as nation. I . nd M I . 1 ,, r1l demanded, it -will be .; - rs. �ohn � . , r I � case was again called, and the defendant of Mr.. a Anderson. -r--Mr. Win. were produc�ive of much aLiplause, while the - School Section'No.3, on the 22nd December, %� I . I - . I . I 1 � - ". . there wil tnly about one-thirA the the representative in, the Dominion Parl�ia. - � I as S humorous b h � *0SY, ,T,,anua'ry 4th, 1-897,; 1 . . - . � ' producing a receipt for 500 potato peelers, Bennington, nepiiew Df Mr, Thom Din - 8 ng y t e Hensall quartette' in the afternoon. Also one"' on the evening I i � . Ltl ; Joseph .- e- 11 � � number of County Councillors to pa - ment of North Ontario, has .been unseated 0 the Prebb terian church I 11 ... � I . _y , ' ' 11004 A, - An . I y that . In reference to the a,bAurd -rumors circu-1- I the charge was dismissed. . � dale, left on Monday last for Cleveland, 't fMrly brou , t down the house. V The ad. of the -same day in - ' 11"s, with - . � . litted by some of the smaller Toronto dail,ies 1 i : . , G. Sddlie an b the election court. �This will cause an- � .-Mrs. John Bain -aind children,'who re- take 4, position in, a machine- ihop. dresses of i q . . there were bef6re. For instance, in the y � � I I � Mr. spro. � R. B. M. Lean and Rob- at Belgrave.-A good many in this locality . 1. - .. ..... ' ' ' -_ � I - 'a- �ty -eturning officers L . . I , , - 4 8 8 material, to the' - g one of the bri boys, r . the reading of Mr. T. Doig are laid up with bad c�lds.-,'N-lr. James . 1! � ' As eoylector, reported th � I other bye -election and there will likely be when scarce Of en ational side near Brandon, Manitoba, arrived in Benniv$toti, bein e t McMordi�4 . . _V . r L County of Middlesex,. th6 cou ty which, 1 !Grey, on Monday of last week, for a visit of cannot fail to make �is ma'rk at top 0 I , 11 . I 11 g � � n in i I gh' f abd the recitations of Mies Maggie - M Mor- Hall, who wa; verk poorly all, summer, is . . I I I ' . a big struggle, 8a North Ontario ii one of effect that Premier Hardy intends to ask for' the I c a .- _ 1118 takes wereAW1. uncol � � L . . I a I . L I � . - I I sted, they. had the doubtful cOnstituencies M r � ' 16w months. - Mrs. Bain is a daughter of -Th� children of St. dreww - .. . the Free Press is most intere : T - McGil- i the ladder. An die and M iss 1 S. Acheson constituted most gitting along nicely now, I W. Michie, jr,, - ., . 110'r,001lectin w" U-40 adissolUtioLnof the Provincial Lo ure. . ,_ g exte I - I . vgislat, iMrs. Win. Ballantyne, Bruuels, and grand- Sabba,th school, who are making all efforts .of. the literai I . . , -the I - i ; I -under the old Act forty�ei I 3 li�ray says be will not again be a' candidate !j part of - th i ' e, each spent two days visiting arcound Walton and � � � I .ght members, ' L L whereas under the new they- wi I He hasohad ,a brief but stormy "olitical at an early day, the. Toronto 'telegram I 'daughter of Mr.. John R6dd'ick, 14G con- to make the Christmas tree entertafument a of these being well chosen, �. highly ingtruc- Leadbury last week. -A go I - - .next council meeting, . . 11 0 4), I I 1 1 . I od number from - � n1i have . 11 3abbath eedikigly interesting- to 'the this locality- attended th � bbath school . career. . ession,of Grey, and has lived in the W I est success, will meet in the church on S tive and e; - 1: Per cent, will beadded, j . . . *41 be held at KyWa -hi6tA i sixteen. ' Namr, asthe new councillors caii- - 4 . . - Independent -Conservative, says : � " There i � I . - , 6 Sa I � � � - " , . . , or the past five years. . next, at two. o'clock, for practice, It i audience. - . �e proceeds of the' evening, at convention at Walton on 'Thurmdav of . last - I . � I . - - 0 .... I, � Iftber-28th, at .10 o'clock z . is no reason why the Attorney, Greneral � f -The annual meeting of the teachers and- hoped the parents will do all they 'can the low rate of ten and fifteen cente,amount- Week. -Mr. E. Wightman was,' chop'ping . t - . to . . . � �not increase their pay beyond three dollars Two men whom the Mail has,been abusing should appeal -to the people. The, - Legisla- . * -clerk. � . ; I . - i I � I officers of the Wingham Preab t i Sab- assist the children in making it a success. about� twenty dolla,ts. Too much and straw on the 5th 'line.this Week. .- . - � I Per day, that. allowed to the old ones, the, most shamefully are Mr. Tarte and Alr. ture is but, half through its terni. ; the Gov- cK erian ed to - . � � I . . I . I i - e ive who I � Free P" hat the cost for six. �qth school was held in the a 001 room on LiTERA:RY CwNcuRT.-On Friday evening predit cannot b g' n the committee ' ghauinell Brothers'are at a similar job on the � I � � I � ress must see t � Sifton, alleging that the one is a raacal and eminent has a comfortable. majority over Thesday evening of lait week. The secre. last there was given in )all un. -selected the pio , and those who took 7th line. -Thomas Miller, or. BIY+,h � I . . I � I - I . . I .1 , en me&bers can not be as much as. for the otber a traitor. Curio ' the Conservatives- and the Patrons combined, tkry'8 report showed the following av the public I I , gramme, I . is quite poor- - . . - .� , " I . usly enough, erage der the anepices! of the literary society, one art, atid the'oople of Kippen and vicinity- ly thiB-week.-Xr. G. Parke'r, shipped a lot. � 8AD DEA -11T. -On Wo � - I -- . � otten . n chers, of tb� most sucdJessful entertainment eartoV thank those from long distances as of fine horses. from �- Brussels n Saturday. . � -6 r I . er, when both re� each of these ministers was given a banquet I it did -in the days of Sir Oliver Mowal,, 14; substitutes, 2; officers, 5-; total, 19I.; have taken place duri g it n well -their neilzhbors, �Who,'sd ably coii-- I �� i forty-eight, the old numb and the Administration goes on as 'smooth- 1 da ce: Boys, 64;, girls, 106; tea 9 which 9 .. - I , s 0 91"M was.cast over thi 4 ceive the same per them allow2nee. But at the Manitoba club, and on both occasions �1121mc story com- . a 9 existe ce,- Sm last. -Mr. R. Young, 6th line, killed a *40 reported that one -of ! ; . I . I � . es ftom a Conservative 6tal collection, $124.46; average, $27�44, ,,, Muddy is were the roads, yet,on the arri. the 4i'veni g's entertainment. ' porker the o I I I idents, MT. Q14 I . num . I __ � - i - . . ed over 500 1 , . I I 'the Free 'Press is afraid that the ' ber of H ' was started . by some erring ��O-David Duncan', of Clairmont, Minne' of the hour for' commencing, the hall was tzi!mted to . I n . pounds, and only in fair condition. No , suddenly ex-pired in Aul � ugh John Macdonald presided and assisted source, and v al ther day that dress' Vectea rem . lineetings will be inere' in doipg honor to the guests. Evidently, follower of the Opposition, who believes t%, is visiting his brothers, John and -comfortably filled with an eager but orderly. � i � .. . -runt about that, remember. - I � . � I - - � - �*6 deciased had driven o . .1 I Othing in - � that the Conservatives would have w chance Alexander Duncan, of Farquhar. He will audience, the. ,moon with her , Morr-s. �i � - � - ased, a, _there is Hugh john does no"' read the Mail, or else 8 brilliant - ! I � I - flIttead- to *oziie business b i . , . . I the Act limiting the nu,mb9r. dges nottake any,stock in its maunderings. of ousting the Government. Nothing could remain until after Christmas. It is fiftee ' .. T.. I � �� . �_ 1, there isl nothing in the municipal . � n lustre having stimulated the curiosity of the� -NOTES.-Meis Molesworth - . . be more ridiculous. The Conservatives just � i , re. Robert Gibson and John ' - W. Scott, When at, - .. eetings of tile . ne v . ciends people ,far and neat, to partake f &'. Clark are cutting Wood at Mr. Wm.Geddes', NOTH.9.-I&s. James Stewart in v -try low . '410-ki fell down anid neve 0. - . r . - - I ::::::: I county c other victory before oWn business. They have a . Far%uhar,,and notes many improve- night's merriment. The programme was of on -the, 3rd line.7-M11 � a ill at ,'at present. -D. McIntosh has returned from L . ai not been fici , M The Ontario Government has achieved an- now need tp spend all,their time about their , =ds re. J. Watson. i, '40eased h :::: aet limiting, the number of e Mr. Duncan last isited f � . - - � � � OuRcils, and Still the meetings thQ English Privy elected a, new . ments in t at section� He reports times an exceedingly! varied, harmonious and her home in 8 e.-�-Mr. Thomas Miller, Manitoba, where'he- had. been for several � �',,, I � f 0 leader, -who hai a most hopeless band to . 1. . . u4shin Ue Past couple vf days, arely exceeded three in the year and - Council, the Court of last ' . . . -of days, . . te That, good in, the west. . . pleasing character, and it migh-t here be sr., has also been ill.' -Wood bees are getting years. -Am entertainment and Christmas , - . -serious. The remains w . - The weakness, of the Opposition is I * � � . ' I . . . . . . . - neatly not more than two. Now '. tribunal has dismissed both of the Canadian - lead. . -Wednesday of last week, Abraham , said that . . . 'A 404-in.law : . . "N � � ) why . L notori,ous... 'Until that; Opposition does i%l ,those �ho- took part in, the same quite. numerous now. -Mrs. Peter Cantelorr. -tree are to bq held in the Methodist church . �s residencebre I ... . � . new men have a desire to in . . "o L � in- orrison, wife and children, who were vis- rendered their services entirely �gratis he in quite poorly. --A good many� of our farm- on the eveni ' 11 are - !Ntleral io -11 - - - .'" r - � otild the eet appeal cases which they had under consid- someth g to change thepeople's opinion of iting relatives and old friends in Grey - T . rig of the 23rd, to which a � � . :k place .on i � � � I r� frequently than the old ones ? If they 'Pration. since November llth. The cases it, there is -little chance of the Har4y 'Gov- � � singing �nd danbing� of Willie Hays with ers are cutting straw and cora for feed.- invited. -R. Wood had the misfortune to .. I . . i . �, to 1.1'rini4 chureliterne -.- I... I - Aownship for the past three weeks, returned his pli;asing icpa ner, fairly captivateA . . NOT -r -S. -T, IV. I I fy ; .. the Mr. G. Parker has another shipment of fall and break his arm on Saturday morn- : 11 -Mr. . . I i . 0 0 IT, � .. "%e stock of � ---- in - were the appeal of -the Dominion xnment bein defeated." n City, Michigan. It . dudience, who heartily encoted him at his horses ready for the old country mar ing. He is getting on nicely. -The 0 _e - : 4 any oounty have unnecessary meetings of Canada -'E 0 - to their h we in Hur � �_ against the Province of Ontario and that o � . . 0 � f __ . is 14 years since,Mr�, Morrison went to the every appea - ket.�- � suge- - .-I .. I � , the late U e people ha,N,e the matter entirely " ' . ran�e. the calisthenic'�exhibi_,, Rev. 'Mr. Dodds, a missionary from Mexico, men held their regular meeting in the hall. 10P,& Co -The bell -on th . . � 1. ... . 0 X -NIARK.-Prince Wolverine State, and in addition -to farm � tion of Mr. NY. Coop?r and Miss Agnes delivered an. address in the Presbyterian Monday'*e'veuing. This being the lasL meet- I - §i has &-en removed to ' . in the Province of Quebec against the Province ATISFACTIO, Is DENI . ing I - . . . -0 - S I -K , � . L' . . , r. owm hands and can ebange their rep- of Ontario, involvina the liabi . lilty of the Ofiarles of Deni�ark and wife, Princess does a large litrade as drover, b1iying cattle, Cash was veryl much dppreciated,,. while -church,'Belgra-�e, on Friday evening of last ing of the year an annual a . acratnent, Is atatives every two years Provinces. to tli,e pkvinent of certai n� annui- Aland of Wales' 0 . . I moiint of bust- - - . was . . � " if thev so I are going to Copenhagen - sheep an - chiefly at the organ instrumentals, of aggie week : subject, 11 Mexico,At's climate,� the ness was done. -drtw'A -thureh' On' Sund . . , � *04 the lag - this week - ,for the first. time since their Buffilo. -, Th6 bwduess ,evidently agrees Cash delighted 'her hearers balniods - M ed people, and their' customs." ndition.- , I �, t* -day for - . ire.� It is also nonsense to, Eay, a' t ' ties to Indians for lands which the latter . , ge, which he sells , - � I - , I - � �,;, ftilse � , - . 11 � I I s he ceded to the former Province of Upper weddhig. Y.The delay of Prince Charlesin with -him, as he plumps down the scales at loud encoreg, as� did also the respective cal spoke for over two hours, and gave - i improviniv. ,47e nelice - the 4collec .1 . . . . . I Press does, that . some munici-palities , Canada prior to the .forma,t , elicit Mr. Dodds everything in a prosperous co' �, i - ion Of the Do. _brinain� his wife h ' �dis 'Fo most Mrs. Wilson, who has been ill, 8 '. - . .. 10 0 I a . I - -,,J FfIt" Cl ng i 10 Sal ihe ' 0 ibegi I tj �1 I - -, W,. � I N R I I : ODS - I Ome .has caused a - 1'224 �ounds. Mrs. Morrison is a daugh�ter solos of Misses V. Crawf6rd, A. AlclMordie -1 interesting and instructive information re- I- seph Leepp%rd rejoices over a ne�i girL - r I % 411 day with those . . � I - , p - - - I - � I � , . Jo Z ! I � - I - . � - � . . � j� . � � I . .. I - ; I _. . � I � . -1 j VT With the iowa -The I . - i I I 1. . I . . � � I � I ., . : . I I � 'r I E � . . I I � . . . -1 . I 11 � I - . . . I . � . . . . I . - .. .1 . I I . �. . I� , . . I . � � I . . . I � . � - , � i. - i I � , I . . I I � � � � I � . . . � , I .. � I � I � . I I . � . � I . . I . � � . . I I � . . j - I 0 . I I . �- I �� i:, � . I I � V , I . 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