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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1897-12-17, Page 4�� - . _____ �� _________ - 11 _ __ � . I - --------- -.I---- � , . �_ - __ 'i I � �� _ I - ____1 I---- . - M-mll -----1___-_1_1 I ___ - I—, � "I'll I � , -11111111F - -_ �- r - , I -1 I . . I ____ '-'-F,--.T- ___ - - - - "' " , __ "' . . I I ., _ , __ - -1. -1 -1-1 � -_-_7__1._ � , . - . � I --- �, I ,� �__ " i 7 ___ - .1 � - .. � I , . - - I b I - - - , I �_ ,f; . � , I . I I I .- � . I ! . I � I I � . . I . . - . � , I I . . . 1� � , i I i I I , � , - - - I ; 1 . - i 0 i . I I � , . : I � . � I I L � It,. i - � -1 - , .� 1, A I . - : Z .1 . . � i . .. � - I ) . - , . I f I 1. � I . I . I . I I . . I . � . I- .� 1 . - t �� N - � - . � I . ( I - ; I . � f I I . . . . - . i . I . I - i . -1 � I I � I � I I i � . .1 � I I � �q .1 I . . � . � I % I . S� . i I - I . � . I I �, . _ I I � - - �. - I- I I . . . I I . . . '. . - 'k.xv"t�ws _ - - � . . . - - . . I � I . � , - . ____ . . I � � - 'be ' . iently coiwersant with uC I . . I I . ... - V _0311111091 ,of S�rat� : - - ! I -- . and Br efield. At an early hour all eat - . I . pie, will still have sole control just as he ignorink the claims of, the Canadiaupacific pro to . -suffici I . A I I per, the table I . I'll , "' . : .* . .1 I � . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. � . ownto a 'eamptuous sup I . a day 0 1 � , - -the bim6er question to give a� definiteoplu- a feast - � .. I �, � I I � - -Atov, for - . � I e pow- for a differential on the business. The let � � i 0 11 , I i I . %" � , ot . - has now. But if this board is to hav io ni,nor-i being beautift,illy decorated, &ad was ,- . � , . h , thirty-three � ter road is determined to malJtZri its dif- i it - did- he believe therb were . � � . I � - - . * rtv, ee , - .1 the parenthesis, attcr each - ' - � ' ite. A- - . � vbe$r # - AW The ftwe betvees o7a which the era now poasesseaby the Minister of Ed � �$10 on me,ay-iti theHouse"Who were. He Wound for -the eyes as well as for the appeti, .. ducks, one, denotes tbLe. page of the paper 11ca* 'ferentiai, *hich &'mount& to'$5 and � . �. - I - I I . Vw4iigty-two I I . . . I . . I . - - - - tion- or a portion of them, it will be a most first and second class business from eastern up by moving the amendment to the a end. delightfully s6clable'time was spent around I 1. � 11 . 40 game. - - . . , . I . � � - advertisement will to found- � .4 e- ment abo've referred to. Mr. Hayco was' the table. The remainder of .-the evening . I . 11 I .. I . I . . 1 4 1 � - . .,-Gleason Gill aud D - I . . � dangerous institution, as it Vill not - be in. I Canadian points, and is very likely to d � I oth sides of the House. lh6n was spent in parlor games. and socia4i . chat, "I � , I 0 h 4 � . i - 4ge ,returned from Ma . � Christmas Trade -Wm. Pickard& Co - (5) ady way answerable. to -the people for' its Moralize the rates to Alaska and north P4- cheoired by b I[ azil the early hours of . . � ) - - '4 , I he gave the Government a ggoo�d send o Ae by young and old, a . I _. I � -T Holida,j Season --'R. MeFaul Go. (4) ifie.pointa. The fight maybe expected to 11 � , I : i f � -1 .,he winter among. , - � . _., � . I � - - . 111ve, - weather ve. - I i � . -_ the 'Christmas Bells 'Richardson & McInnis, (5) actions. The representatives will, of 0 -him, and when he ruc the mornin began to horaia ina now dayl - - 6.. 1 1 start as soon as the rush of travel'westward Liberals -cheered ; A � I What to� Give--Hodgens Bros. (8) - -p-: f - the the' Government- side the Consery tives after whi2t1be guests dispersed, all feeling I i -- . i , li , i7 I . I � left, the thift me. 'It . Beavrerla A-anual Concert (1) course, be responsible to the bodies that a commences. All this will -be i good or cundeatheii desks, and - upon the whole he satisfiedwith the evening's enjoyment aud � - � 0. I � - - ca - ow zer - . I point them, but even these are not respons- Klondiken and those who ntend going I i - I � I- I - . - - I 1. i . I . . 1, -1 ter � ce I � Sorriethiug.Xew-A� G_ Ault (5) there, while there is not much danger -of alaueed well. .Re had a difficult ,task to wishing Mr. Kettle and his good la,dy many . � � . . - eWe Of I � - � I Christrom Presents- . I ible to the people. So that, under Mr.' . I Miss Moore was the - . . . L 0 , � . I P � ., - P., Mr. ,Wbew W. W. Roffman (5) - selves by compe- perform, but he proved - himeelf eolual to happy days to come. � . l - the'railways killing them the i I � - - ! � I , -1 'a plan, if effective at all, the whole . . . recipient of Many valuable and useful pres ; � i - � i I . -8. Mullett & Co. (5) I Whitney occasion. � 1. ..i.&_" we last w Christmas Gifts tition. I . . . � i . getarn � I - I � - e c �, -L-amaden & Xvpson (5) 1 F, 116n. Mr. Dryden moved the onto, which was sufficient to prove that she i - - I Holiday Bargains educational system of the country would be � . On Frida3 . I I � . . i I I . . - ,Wpt,urea with th . I �. . _. firab reading of his bill to guard against the ii hi,%hly esteemed among her friends.-. ; I � Z 11 ,- 40T h I Six Days' More --McKinnon & Co. , I IJ I . uu. � I . . . � I ,eturning as soon as � . . , - � placed at the mercy of the teachers and the THE ONTARIO EGISLATURE. W ) have �again taken the -place of r I � . I � 1. - � ---. � - - a ing � . I - .1 rty ; I - Suggestious-Greig & Macdonald (1) i orifles of Toronto University, and the . I spreadof the San Jose scale post. The . . � - �� - )pe, I I , V" &ninteresting Ce Xmas G - 'it ishi � � _�� . I - I -this- destructive. insect omorturility ng up their fall � � 11 � _�� essidence, of Mr, pi oug ing. --7mr. , W. Co6perw S at 04 1 . useful Piesents.-[71-W.- H. Wil I I I - p e s I ifts-S. Mullett & Co. (8) . I &nth . . Minister had several specimens of limbs af- nera, and mariy-,of the farmers are t k' . - _:. lie (8) 1 . peoplewoull have no control over their Toronto, December 14,11897. fected, by on' his the of fin � Peo I I I I Just Opened. Up -C. A. Humber & Son (8 After a weeVs skirmishing and some hard' I I W., � a The - . I ,_ 6&r3fftehell last, V affairs, and would be utterly helplessin the fighting, the debate on the, address was desk, and theV passed around the House . . y - , � I Sale of Seats for Beavers Concert (9) I for inspection. The scale is so 'small as to Guelph for a lew days, taking in the fat � - � ... ter, Jjjjs Amy, Was rn . . � � 11 � �, 21, � ' I I - � ! . L : haads of an irresponsible oligarchy.. while closed on Thursday night, or rather Friday also visiting friends and call � I : . � 1-1 ' ite I I . . be invisible to the naked eye. -A joker on stock show'-ond � . I 1. � , I !b Of � M . - - - - ..� � Chopped Gova-Cook Bros. (8) ; the resp�uaible Minister of the Crown, who morning. Therp wore -several good speeches to a neighL_ . g on &C the Agricultural I I � J . � - .1 ��Uiloug , ie - L � . . Boots an . � � ti � . . . MAdy P-erf or -t 11 - R . I d,ghoes-Fred Kibler (8) i _ - � delivered during the -debate, notably the the Go5vernment side whispered 0 MC usintapees at . . - .? %doct ' r � . I -has - it -resembled th i Ms. (Rev.) Mc,Kibbon, who C I I Xmas Photos -,T. P. Henderson (9) 1 is now reapousible to.the people for his every . bor that in this respect 01lege.-h I. � I . _��o F. B, , tb , . - . I . . speeches of thw leaders, Mee rs. Whitney . Opposition the neighbor replied been !pending a three weeks' visit at the � ,., I . 0� . I- . -[4]-J. F. Daly (8) ! � � bi u-1-tchell, � - I . . . . - , - -P. Dill (8) - � that of Patra, . eturned to her home in � �� I 11 I sawyerl 'bet -C : _; . Christmas Jewelry- act, would be a mere figure fiead. It is itsrdy,. auCT L a leader Hay- � thatthe p')'ic 'u oppe4 there, Iq I I . �f Lt r - ible I -[a] ' aiid reseraIncets't for the L)arental home, r . I � S?ecial Bargains evident th ei'der,, cock.' On We . We are sorry to note � bers V -, � at Air. Whitney has not con duesday the debate took a , . I I L I i- position policy was not destructive. Mr. Essex on Friday I t age, is I e I . . I - '001 -01 , . . V e Take The Leid-[8]-L. & L. (8) ! 0" , that Mi - . of our vill 'I I -the soh room ,Xmas Preaents�-[41-Lumsden & Wilson (�) ca the question, else he would never have somewhat new turn. when Mr. Miscamp- % John Mrilayt . . _. 11 . I - wb .. . � Dryden's bill confers Vower to stop the im- .. I 2g, last week. I - 1% srous a bell, an Opposidonist, moved an amendment )f any Pl;ut affacted with the confined to the house with quinsy. we � . . . idwy evelul - � � I Cattle Wanted -J. MeEwen (8) ounded so absurd and dang( � I .A, : ih their teft,qher`84, i - pyop � , to the effect that it is to be regretted that portation c I ' - � I I "! - - , I . scale, and-th d e&so affected, a hope soon to, he%rW his recovery. -Mr. and I - � Vit estroy any tr I � . � : -- . .1ug togeihir- � . Young (�) G c� us back to the � has not taken steps to com. -pro'p- Mrs. Joseph Upshall, o , - . I . I Groceries, Crockery, &c., [51 A scheme. He wants t Pla the Government I f Ttickeremitli, have ... �, I 4vt - -Reid & Wilson (8) quarter of the value to be paid for the . I i I ,I I I - . - Christmas P . ' � � . ; , I . � � ,�_3f,.V,dd, the only so � . . Argains �' days of tl�e old Family Compact, in so f ar pal the manufa6ture into lumber in Canada i - - * I the got comfortably settledin their new home - � . � - I I � - exp an iQn .o Jed ' 11 t. Boar -for Service -J. A. Dallas (5) rby �?stroyed. In his I ati - I ; I p- F., �di � - � � of all saw-Iiigg cut under license issued by find Mr. . I . - ; I I I *� _� - . I . - I I Watches Found -M. Donnelly (5) 1 as our educational affairs are concerned, but provisions of his measure Mr. Dryden gave in the village. Our citizens -will � . ! ; - - jr6od'31. - - z I the department: of 6rowh lands. What the . _? .*,S.* of thirteen. I too a history of this ^unwelcome parasite, and end Mrs. Upshall good neighbors. Our vil- � I . . -_ _. ._ V I I - I Christmas Presents -Sills & Murdie (8) i we fancy the people of to -day appreciate nature of the bi1ii will be which the Gover' I � 1. I i . . I I - aration for append I � i - � - .1 . . - . I I . n7 no doubt that � it la e* still keeps progressing. -Mr� and .' Mrs. . I *_ .. �� ; .11 _____ - �" , 13-endi � - . . I added that �here. was now ' . � ... - A Lathe would � Sale of Sawmill -G. X. Matheson (5) i highly the privileges of self government to -in-la,k and , . i I . �: :,�,, lic"� * , j . I I Mont will propose on this lumber question V, . Pleweo, of Manitoba, sion I I � � . etaitions 41 i I A Popular Institution -W. J. Elliott (8) , I , easily survived the winters of Ontario. The M Te ! t ; . . consent to give up in this manner their is not yet known. It will not likely be in - . 0 - -1.1 � � I -h.- �_ . � j , I . . Christmas slippers -R. Willis'(5) - bill �vas read a first time. I daughter of � Mr. James Moodie, Undon .1 � . . . t070% R! - I ' , . 1,; I Y15 5ier the o _ I I 'A: - -F. Holmested (6) i present control, even over their eaaca- troduced until the budget debate is finish- The estimates -for the year were laid on road t nt visiting among Mends � . I __ �, I �two . . . are P6 sprese . . . !J J ., . 0 __ - dminiserstoes Sale - ed. .IfAey.bav'e mapped out their course, � * '-The as come & its I � ''i 6 . _. Z_Mi., Ii. A. So - I -- . �,;d - - - 's scheme - thetable rid -the budget speech will be, 4ere. Chistmas Globe h I � s . 1 7 I I .. . - his' 1. Wilsoz?s Cash Grocory-C. Wilson (8) tional affairs. Mr. Whitney they keep the matter to themselves, as no 'Taaesday' The estirnat�s'diffe ' d the artistic work on the beauti- ' . 1. � il I - I . . . � i i 1: . asown�s waikevf! - Ready for Winter -L. McDonald (.5) 1 ' made on r but- readers an L J 1, � . - _� I I g-.". LLL I � I- ! 10 . am 4: . I . . ir, la.t-e of the L , I Farm, 1;� P.�nt:-,_Mm J. Dick (5) . � � leaked , fully gotten up number in a credit to the - i . ` 14i,ow, I, - Dl . ast � . � Hello, Ther& -Hugh Robb (5) . would take us back thirty years I in our inkling of their intentions has as TOt, . . .little from thoad-of list year. The increa�es .. � I �jollfi,rmo -1 I ad better reverse out. . . hing t6 hay �� educationalhist ry. Heh ount to,612,100 and. tfieq,decreases to Globe. -Mr Cudmoreis rus i . 1. Weroesome 600 boxes � I - � I - itorpropound something more reasonable Another turn in the debate took place on The majority of purchases fr.o,� , on'to - the end of . . . Municipal Elections -A- G. Smillie (5) 1 $13,363. The'Governmeub House appropria. trade in Essex, having ladt week sent there I � . I i'� . , - - .-. � , .1 ) � Thitrsday,' when Patron leader Haycock horses. He -in - W 8 cents. . : .. - Teaa ant Coffdes---�23-J- C. Laidlaw ( , , to the tiou is reduced by 81,500,and the provision a second gang of men and 11 the year, will be articles more or less. ghitable for Christina -9 . I . .1 -_ .. V1 0. - n and feasible.2- . ushing� twopressei in: the, t vicinity. � ,�; � - � I Schaefer Z '1� closed his speech by an amendment,, i . � �- '14 1 . - I - ! � � I for the LieutenaInt-Governoes Secretary, now r I . . I - Seriously -1 � I tz> I- amendment, expressing the satisfactioa of ith- Mr. Wm. Riley, who has long bedu in the Li gifts. i, To in 't the dem.ind we have - hurt StM 1. '� . e cat out altogether. W I presents and New Yef � 60 � __ - 'L tb . , . . - $800,appeare to b wa's I . . � . _� . : Mtorial'Notes and COMMents- the House that the Government intended to in r. anies Cooper, has been -re- ; I . �k . I - - - . , I bring before . S Province . that is cunetd,utlY expand* g, service of M. Ji . ere I .1 �. week. He 'to - i I � :u . OV. The poor old Toronto Mail, in trying to , the Legislature at this present with the devel6pmbnt that is. proceeding in engaged for another 12'montbs. Mr.Cooper �put in a good assortment of things in ditr own line, and h .. �_. _ ,and hod occasion to . � - . , I : t'� . - 11. - M w) - � . . I.- Z8,W when his cap - . I" " I 09 NAVO-11 (FIN00--ft session, a measure dealing with the timber - appreciates a good servant and likewise Mr.' ' . � . . the,western mining lauds, the Government . - X � - est to . � .. � tract sunbeams from Cucumbers for its � I -list 0 n rdiding, may sagg �, ad torn to ,� I . I - ex . - question. When the division took place �- . . � present -a partial - whi' h upo I � - I a - * _Z1111181' I .1 4 6 is entitled toigireat credit for repressing the Riley a good waster. . . �� I � - ,�" I _ _4__ party, says :-, ' The revelations in the Leg- this aineadment was carried by a vote of 54 �, i � , ! . 40ser and W r. a : . � I in(I something yon would 1 I 6 - . . . tendency of the expenditure to grow cor� your m ikl' for y -ourself or some - pieces. � � I I - . ng . � . I 1! � . � -:, been torn. to I . 7- islature during the past week indicate clear- to 27, thus givi , practically, a Govern- respondingly, � A glance over the details of � �. I i _11� � _ , L REAFORTH, FRIDAY. Dec. 17th, 1897 . - I . i I I I- , - I . - , - ' have a new set meat 'Majority of two to one. It is worthy the estimates suggests 'the - numerous chan- . Exeter. I . � !: "� I I - I I � - - J ly that Ontario must I Is . friond. I i t�� a I .1 ' ' � - . ' I . . '17 . - . . of note that the majorities scored in th nels into which the Provincial revenues flow DEATH OF:AN OLD RESIDENT.-Wednes- . I . ; I I "I'll, � - TEER . I � - - - � of rulers. The beat interests of the province House by the Government have been grad- _administratioi of jastioe, educati9ni day night about 12 o!clock, the death of one . I I � J - I - 1: 1� � 'SNAV-O . . I . .. ,- � . I i6* - � . -, The School Question. demaiid a change, and the collapse of Mr. usny growing largo�r session after session, ection of crime, roads through of Exeter's most prominent cit,zens, in the � 1 :4 1 � �i . - I , . � It the thus showing the increasing confidence of charity, corr - . . , 4. I � I . --13 I . by Hardy and tho machine is certain." Richard Pickard, pf the late firm I I nu W-heatt 0 I . - � - i ", ,I , - - -rt hi - One of the leading subjects of �atta* collapse of "Mr. Hardy and the Machin )) the wildernesses, libraries, art ichools, col- person of rA & Son, merchants, of this vil- 1 1 . ; � .1 - - . � - , alb I d� .the House in -the Government. Oa this ' . � I A �� I.1#, xprft,w-be I , ... � : � I lection of statiatioar, shelter and healing for of.R. Picka - _.. I . ;_ . fth'e Conservative party, as constitute ' for is not anymore ,certain than "the rev� a_ division, however, Mr.. Haycock was not . lage,occurrod at his residence, of paralysis, Trimmed Millini, . Ladids Umbrellas i -1. 0 Per I , the afflicted in -body -and mind, ,the erring ery �. I � - I buabe1.*- - � � -.7 I- . . - perbnabet....I. - I , . - I e friendless, hi . � . I I _ I I --I- - - ... - I I No. 14 loose.. ! I . - He was . p I I . _' Underwear ' I Provincial purposes, is the school sy t0m. tions in the 1,egislature " were damaging, able to carry all his followers with him, Mr. and'th .-lpfulness and vigilance of which he suffered minor attacks of late. 1 2 ' . I - � the the 11 collapse " will be a long time in com- McDonald, of South Bruce; Mr. Shore; of . . at the store during the day and a � I - . d 66, r and the management of that syqtem b in the intere`84s of the farmer and fruit Kid Gloves . Lai A tub�.�...-..,m., . . � I I ing. It is true that vague hints of revela-- Eut Middlesex, and one or two others . . I : I I I � I .... I IF 409,�*� *. . . - � , � ' Minister of Education. In selecting th s as . er, the maintenance of civil institu- peared in. his usual good health, and had - -1 � - � I I �- - tiokis were inade by members of the Opposi: voted with the Opp6sition. � - net retired when- paralysis overcame him. ' I - - I 10 - -1111 , , i d � FreA0,;..'h - �ft.... .. grow i - M�tts ! b � __ - tions A the preservation of the liberty ? I - . - I an election issue, the opponents of the lv' tiod, but when these same parties were In his speech in closing the debate, the ---all provided We news will be a surprise to a very wide 'I � ,' . Corsets � I., . Uew,�.. - and'eafety of the individual J . : ftmwr We r , I 7 not ac- challenged to come out in -the open and Premier showed veiy clearly the falacy of . - � � .L I � " � -1 W_� Odes. r-104 Se..,4- � emment, no doubt, act wisely, not for as if from a fairy cornucopia We all circle of acquaintances, having been in busi I I . ; make their'eharges above board they were the posi4on taken by the Opposition on Wool mitt's Silk Handkerchiefs . . I k1ns*A.i,...1- - I I � �, - I count of any weakness in the systeda, or know, it'is true', thi nature of the cornu- ness for upwards of 35 years. He leaves a ; I � Ish"P. , .. - . ' ' ' I - -9=. -.- I- I I dumb, and no person knows this better than this question. Had they imposed - the con. w', four: eons an ' - . � bu , Ive , ;_ - lency of management but because copia.. Ontario is living on the heritage Wido d two daughters to' . I - 1. - i any i0effif 31 Cashmere Hosier' ' � E__ b�' Handkereb iefs - � . the Mail. There are no revelations to be dition ofl manufacture of the loge in Canada � �i' - I . � I rl . that is here as &-new land, but she alone of mourn his demise: I I . I �. , I 'T (ret'"t) , ir , f. � I - I I I . - V I - I I I : I . : ' . W , (1110ng).. � . . � I - � I . . � . ' - � , it is an inkerest. . which more closely alffects made against the Government, if there are, before the ex acy of the license year, they all the new lands has jealously guarded the NOTES. -The roads are in a muddy Con - Handkerchiefs I I - id jsbart)� I the people� and - on which thoi, people are they would have �been made long b I ir , Silk - '. � . L i n en"i I . . � . TW"q . I efore ,would not on fy be the - means of stopping heritage, and it wo0ld be singular if her dition.-Cousiderable grain is being'market.- Hosiery . � I . . . � I - - I � �_ I ' ,operations in the lumber woods this season, has purchased- - � � --- !, I - L��- 11 � ,P.er �....*, � ,� i I .1 ,0 _fted......- . I � inore senoive than on almost lq any other. this- . people overlooked- the merits of those to ed daily. -Mr. John'Mitbhell 6.h . . � � r: . - I . . ..-- I � thus throwing thous%,nds of men ort of em I . �, I I - - . __ : whom credit for this, happy state of afftdrs the old station hotel property and will take k�, - Zm6oy Seed... I I . Hon. -G. W. Ross made 'a valuable con- I I I : �� I , - I . . I o � Every apilicant, for a certificato� who � fails ployment for the- winter, and preventing . i . , , . i -_ . - 0 � � � - is due. possession shortly. -Mr. and Mrs. Philip . mmWmamp - . 1. - Vpork,per 1001*---*_�, _� . i 'have been living with I I . - - � � . I t1b., ---- i_ t� pass the require ;I and � er vindial Greenwood,, who . li . . I - I of examinatiloi ev y tribation -to the literature on the subject of I the expenditure of a large sum of money in 'Hon. Mr. Harcourt, the, Pro I . I � I - - � , Tallow"Pe . � . - = . � - - . , . �. � apt to the Province for supplies, but they would I I ..; � - teacher who fails in his profession, is preferential trade relations with the old Treasurer, is to deliver his budget speech their daughter, Mrs. J, T. Weatcott, of . -.1 16.-� . ,� actually do discredit to the crown which ' ' iar p rices, the ralle. Toww"i Dec- � � blame the. department or the system for his .country in a speech delivered before the to -day. He will he replied to by Mr. this village, for the past, 16 months, left -on Our assortment. is good') and pc � gpwft wb"t.:9DiSb * I they represented by viol%tiag a sacred con- ' . �; - I ` - I—- . ad of bimselfl and if, when he - Matheson, thl' OplJosition critic, who will -Monday for ' Cypress River, Manitoba. -Mrs. � - -no " -1 __: " Vm, per bulh 16" to' failure inste � British Empire League in Toronto the other tract into which they had entered. .Con . We ha t i 8 ; Do for the best - . 10 iii I. - � -- , , , - have a harder task than ever -before to James White and Mrs. W. Rciss, Bentniller, ve . some very � nice hing a I � I . I Z tent tS 00 i - , . � does: fail, he is unable to induce the Minister sidering the fact that the ,owners of these . I - . � _ - ")r I... I .Oft I I day. The pos�,'tion Mr. Ross takes is that make black I and Mr. a,r4 Mrs. Elam Butt and Mr. Silas I � 1-11 I � � � ),; I � . . i to 1,6J.3. i hog#, - I i . look white, 'as this year the � Sked.: .. , f'. Ilk. .1 . , I - � , � � � . I . limits had purchaied and paid for the right elaborate price will be 'a ; . - � _� � . m A t v to Overlook some oi the subjects in �whiioh . public accounts show a *surplus of receipts Butt, of Kippen, were the guests of Mr. and � L z _J . . i it is useless to keep on trying to get a red- - � : I ! - � 4 � � . to cat timber upon them without any prev- - . . 1. I - . � .. � . .- -t- over expenditures of about half a mill�qu Mrs. J. T. Westcott ow Monday last - 'Mr. � � - I . I ; ant him h a certift 7 1 . � 1. , , ' I I I . 1. Toronto : Cate, no I . I I he7 fails, and gr procity treaty with the United States but iousknowledge or expectation that they dollars. Thedebate on the Budget wAl D. Johns, postmaster, and Mr. Thomas . � - I , r � I . � __ ' ,-,. . : - withstanding his failure, though th4 Min- that we should turn all our attention to the wbuld be required to manufacture the : " � . I 1. - . ... . . - � - likely continue throughout this week and Daw are still confined to their beds through i I . . � I I I �. . . I i'; � I The - 1. � I . e matter, t' he is old country market, and he urges ,prefer- lumber here, he was not prepared to state ' illne' .-Several school ch; . : I ,� - 11 - . . I I er ister has no powers in � .terhapalonger, as the Opposition will .likely serious so ildreu are . - -the : I ; - . . 4 1 . ; .t 6 whether or not:, in his opinion, the' Govern. . i . I � .,., down on the system, the d'epartmeirt and ential trade as being the one thing needful ave numerous amendments to make. confined to their homes with the measles.- I I I I ,; - � . ; ' - I., ,I isfactory ; poor a - , . I . � - � -o t, 7e � - � ; - 'the Government, and the more dly an . - , at 5 --r geese, . , condition� in the licenses; issued, after r,he iam I - - 9, 'Silks I - - frien he to cement the mother country of hep c6lon-. ment would be justified in imposing suoh a � Hou.- Mr. Harty has several times occu. Mr. Ed. Prout, Sarnia, is the guest f hi � � , I ies. Although we Cannot agree with M r. ,d h seat this. session, but he looks any. mother, Mrs. James Atkinson, W`iii- is New Veilin'gs � Dreg ' �t' ' - . i I ., . I - 1. .for ducks; And 250 - hae.been to the Governme i � 'a � i . I 11 11 - . *�.- - . - - I � ! I . .� _ � - i � . � I � a he become t two year -P Ron. Mr. an open meeting of the Ki en council on . ons ! � Silks IQ �_ I nt and the 1 party iration of this license year. Pi' ing is * - . Ross in all his conclusions, yet we must exp, . th b4t robust, an&yhas -aged very much street. -Several Royal Templars ttended : - , - in the past, the more bitter doe addreEs was a most able and com- Before the close of the debate, Mr. W. A. within, the pas � . New Ribb . Waid, . . I -against both. In his . auj� istod in the ' I ., 1� . � . 11 V, . D _', , ti say siv Charlto of the ridings Wednesday! night last 16" . this way the edao�a onal ehen j e contribution to the literature on n, who represents one Broneon, who has also bed i ill has not, y et 0 . � I I , - I Dece pr on ect of- Norfolk, gave a very'intereating and use- � 11 a at 15 s IM o progra,mme.-The anniversary services held New Laces . , D s . . �, -Bystem, is: a fruitfnl subject of aftaok��for the the b . Webelievethatif a compre- taken hi e thi e i n The Feneral Fancy. 11 .". - Top -mm', I t � tima. at the James street �Mbthodist church on I I � I iderablels, I 1 hensive reciprocity treaty with the United ful speech.. Mr. Charlton in thoroughly supposition is, although no fficial in � I is -cons ' . I - Opposition, and as a result of these attacks, t -a success " I . I . .,dem it' vot, it would b e' of much c-z.mversant with the lumbering count and i a has yet been made to that effect, that Sunday and Monday last,,*ere - is States could be, ' New . Pla-in,bress, Goods . . , and fbr4 is . � - . and in view of the state of things wia have liZol to "' ies' Chapter of the .. - .1 � few men in Canada are better qua ' " 140 t greater aevantage to this country than the House will adjourn for two weeks over: financiall -';,-The Ladi ; . selling at Vo I ' . . � - - . . hinted at, It is not improbable that the preferential trade with Great Britai . e an opinion upon the extent and'quality the holidays and that the session will close Trivitt Mhorial church wift hold their an- - I �laids ; . I ; . and firm at 1150 lo . . -velvets New -V � . .. ity still existing in, this uual , in Giollpy'8 opera house on Mon- V i , � � ... 0, -1 *U - ' Government may lose a few votes in this however, all hopes for securing reciproc of the timber lands , above the first of February. � supper, I I - i., - ,- -_ , - scarce anad tte V � bire at an end, as Mr. Ross seems to thinkl f Province. As a resul of the most careful day evening next. A good� t me is expected. tvQl I ,close to -the fine - oountry. - - I -_ - . a - b, 6 0 1 . - � . here and there throughout the _�, . I Trimmings. . . � 3.1oribon, Skirtin, - - . " I w9T then, of course,we should strain every nerve calculations which he ,has -made and from ' . -, . en. -A-meeting of the creditors of Mr. Charlps . . . . . , 136 to i4z-, I Z I . It would be well, however, for the people at to get .-preferential trade. Either would, information gleaned from the report, o n KIPP ` - - i%, L y4ae , . - � I a �a a W.'Smith bheese-maker, JCentral i,: 1, . 'equal -to the' - � Z I . I -,, �, . I- . I - -T 'i . . atead I large� before giving too great attention to certainly, be of immense service to L this conversations with other experts and ex- WOOD WANTED. he undersigned wishes held in Mr.: L. H. Dickson's office on Tu6s- . I irket in d new sleighs, all well made and � I a I L - In , r � - the -Mr. ' and Mrs. John . I . - 11 i - . I I . . . . . . . -e .. the complitints oi the Opposition, to care- country- . I plorers, Mr. Charlton estimates that at. finished, for good maple or beach wood,dry or green, day afternCon last. . . .. � I .. g6tlier4 14 , . I . I I � , � I . 11 �� I �, foi . rate the timber has been out for -the Past 2' . a, Pedler, Sharon; were the guests of Exeter � I I I L i - . fully consider this,question. It is irue the 0 22 inches long, market prices given. T. Micbw I . 11- .4 * - � - 1 ' f reab., -and I -so ,Do . . A rumor which has been current in polit- years, there is still left an accessible and Kippen. � 1665,2 friends on Sunday last. -- Rumor has it that - ', of I - MION'MWAL, I � I sahiects of complaint by -the Opposition are . . . ample supply to last for at least 25 years, Beff'OoL EXAMINATION, -The annual exam- Reeve'Bobier will be opposed by ex -reeve We never had a better range - of g�bds at tht's season, . �_ , 71 1 1 1� I . I real circles for some time, to the e' 1. -1 � I market is Arm. I I - ffect that I . ft I .. 11 11 � � . W. ' I— - z �_ I � - lde�auo& -fOr . .1 �� , 1�_ , - I - . Z � . Rowe, at the next ' There is a great variety, an Vi . oudly pro- I . .. and perhaps for a longer period. Ba t,with inaltion in connection with No. 2 school, , W. Bawdeo, Thomas B. Carling, John , Sir Wilfred Lauriev is arranging for a d eh -d" thing is fresh and -' I -not very numerous, although I I -moderate caref ulabas of methods and re -for- Tuckeremith, will be -held on Tuesday next. Taylbr and Charles year. I ! tlf ry 0 -11 . little 4 o in, - on claimed and often repeated. -But an exam- . . . I I 11 z 1. - a Wil' lism. Harding, � I I . ir . . coalition with Ron. Mr. Chapleau, a once estering,there is ever�, reason to belibve that This year's examin tion promises: to excel municipal ! elections. I � I � . gem ' 1. I in may not be unroroAtable, to � - ` are spoken of as suitable for NOW ! : � .. , i, � .� . I � - - =- -,-- ., . . - . � - ination of the _ , prominent Quebec Conservative, at one the supply can be made p6rpetual. Coming all former ones. Mr. M. Y..Me,Lean, M. P. R. .8. Lang and others � i i � 11 . � � . .,choice tatidled . F �� I . I - , I � . I . : � . . . . I ,� . - . our readers time member of,Sir John McDonald's gov- to the question of the exportation of logs, P., Mr. A.- Bishop and others from: a die aspirants for the council, besides the pres- � -, �, I I � 11 . I , i - . � . I � � ; I limed At 140 te � - . . . ; ,. � - . � - t . ! - . . - I . I � I . . I . '12je - operd � In the first place, Mr. Whitney 4ees not ernmin Elind'at present Lieutenant -Govern- he expressed 9, strong opinion adv�rse to tance are expected. to be present and' take ent councit, I . � . 7 � - I . to is ,� i . - I . . , I i ; I �! ��, - I � _. make any complaint as to the c or of the Provinceof-Quebec, has been per- Preventing those who'had purchased -their part with the tkoberj Mr. Thomas N. : . � I I . . �. . I � � - . I I � . - I . I I . . � , . .1 ' . � . � .. 71 - I I - � � . 11 T_l I . . i . . . I � . I ier. Mr. limits on the faith that they could export Forsyth, in examitling"the pupils. .In the ' ' " Table Covers . I Live He is, evidently,. emptorily denied by Mt. Laur I i I . I . and Collegiate institutes. I Laurier is ratheitoo shrewd a statesman to their loge from doing so. .'Nothing Would evening a musical and literary entertain- . ' . � Howick. - Cloth.J ackets � Vanc - : � � . 11 1 LIVSHIFOOL, � � every plat- ify the Government from doing so unfair ment will be held. No. 2 school is - justly NOTBS.--'At the regular December aneet- i I - satiefied with them, and from I enter into partnership with any of Sir John. justj a .1 - - ': � I - to.(*y is slow. 1_.� . - 1%;IcDonald's graduates and more partic a thing. Mr. Charlton effectually disposed noted for its excellent entertainments and ing of the Loyal Orange Lodge, No. '575, of � . I A. I 11, 9 . 1_�� _ I - I � ! ular- - ; I I Ly I . form on ,mbich he has appeared, he ihas pro � Fur Jackets - Line A 'Tabl' I i'_ iouni � � . - I , 1 4:7 .4t Mp.erf - gree in , ' ! V' L , i � an ly one who had reached as high a de of the yarn about a secroit meeting with the this year will eclip�e all former years in Howick, -the following officers were elected: I I 0 i , ; -I L - Rt5 �:L "L I - .in . I . are ofngy � ' � . � Ar On � "L . , Adolphe . ia"es . � Toure , d Napkins L . . -an Arge I claimed the good work they d * d chichanery and'boodling as. Sir Michigan lumbermen by producing a - short- point of excellence Jand interest. A splen. W. M., Charles Wilson; D. M., John Fur G I I we $ an . 6.9j, a 9 . ; , q f . � I . I # I - I I the admirable manner in which ithey are Chaplean. People may make themselves !1and record of what took -place at the meet. ' did programme of musid recitations, etc., Greg chaplain, Frank Cle g ; R. S. I I I ��r L _ L I I MIONTREAZO - � L I beingeondueted. Wemay, theretore, dis- easy on this score. - 11141 which the Opposition was welcome to hag been prepared ' and both teacher and Sam.Nvilsoii ; F. S., George.Waue ; tress. I -1 i. I I . . . � - � ' L Fur Gauntlets � . Side.Board Drapeg- LL I wore present in miss this branch of the subje, It is in - . publish in all the papers in the land. scholars are sparing no pains to, make every- urer, Frank Graham ; lecturer, John Mont. I I I '. .-, � n I I I . ','I I - , , - ot* ' thing as pleasing as possible. The exam , - gomery ; committee, Messrs. Isaac Wade, . I . - ,- - WASS j�ather slow connection with the 1 ublie echool that he If 'Mr. Whitney and his colleagues are so One of the most cleve'r speeches of the . . ,� . I . p r Ruffs and Mu]'U Tray,;. overs t - Ithe same as on . . � makes his principal com�laiut- In some - sure of success at.the next general election ol�bate was that made by Mr. Haycock, r,he ination and entertainment - will � be one of Robert Graham, AbeL Strong, Robert Fer- q i i .- 1 - Patton leader. At the outset, he lit oat the important events of the season in this gUS011. -The RORI Templar I ,a have re -organ- � . � I I - . 11 were nearly f �, - * . I . mysierious way, -which he does no explain, as the Mail and other papers profess to be- nitly expressing his own convic. neighborhood, and will undoubtedly be at. ized a lodge in ordwich. -Mc. Sb awts, etc. � luilt,�-,' c. - il * L beeves pU.tht I � � freely, evide - -Mr. Alex. i I - - _� I- -.60 Ver lb Van ,i - 1� . . - , I - � I � - - i - F , I . I he desires to have the public chool in lieve, it is pas3ing strange that they have tions, careless as to whose -ox was gored in tended not only by those of the entire see- Laughlin, of the 9bb concession, purposes . - . � : . . a . � . � I � I � I Were made at. '. i -Mr. J , . � r . . I I - � . tion but by people from the nei oring I I which the 95 per cent: of the chill' ren be- so much difficulty to ger, candidates to take the process. One result of the Patron move. hb erecting a new barn next summer. .! - � � . � , . . . . . I . mept was that men were less b I ound by party sections and from a distance as weti . G. Edgar,� of Gorrie, 'has returned from � - . I I " i scarceiv -as : . . � ., I I ... 1 rime - ate era � - _. gin and end -their education,--. .ma�e more the field. The candidates which they have initia- - ST. AND'REW'S CHURCH ANN]ArERSARY.- Manitoba, where he spent a portion of the I I � . I 1?1 * * I � . , - . ted in Waterloo, Wellington and shackles than formerly. Before the i �, � - � I., . , nomina . - ; I L � . I I I comprehensive and efficient. So far .%a we tion of the Patron movement the political The 30th anniversary of St. Andrew's church summer. -Mr. Myles Scott, of Lakelet, h ' I � '' I I L lb, pretty good! I - I L . I other counties have oltelined to accept the Re Al - I I vound- common . - �L,._. ire able to see, the orily, way in vJhich the proferred honor. And now comes a report .affiliations of almost every voter in a Conn... will be held on Sabbath. and Monday, 19bh secured the job -of making cheese in the You will find our assortment very aftiaotive, and not at A I . .and ' - b- . I � � �1� - rty man- I Fordwich cheese factory next summer.- L F., � L . I leaner - � - -1 voul be try -side were known � now the pa and 20tb, and will undoubted be of greater � - - b . department 'could do this I to from Picton to the following effect: " Con-, . L it interest and profit to the members of -the There is so me talk that Mr. Graham, [die uty- ced ; so that a little -money will'. go a good ways ift - - abbut.2a per I - 11. . ants to fusion prevails in Conservative circles agers -had to take steps to ascertain bow a L high pri . I I I , I 46sach. She � � g�, . I I . �, I � , � ,L I increase the Government congregation and their friends than any reeve, will ran for �reeve next ye%r.1t is � * - ,L � Prince Edward c6untV, Ontario, M%nL Wag Voting. With respect to the re- . I I ! I -11 . � . - . I 11ot sud lambs 11 ,� these schools, Eo the trustees -coul e . duebion in the'number of County Councillors former anniversary. On Sunday, services reported that Mr. Murray has had 6 con. purchasing. I � . 1�1). L � . . I . . ' . ! , - � L I I i , . � -- -_ 11096 Rre Ad, - - - - - .1 caused by the resignation of Al r. be conducted in the morninq -at eleven sicicrabI6 amount of grain stolen from bib . I i 11 r 4 11 I � . . 'AL . - __ , ... . . aAditional teachers to do , 0 �dvanced James Gibson from the candidature for the it was significant that not a pe.tition had will - , i I , T - I : , I I �,d thoo L ' . . reached the House objecting to the change. and in the -evening at half -past six, -by Rev. - granary lately. Th' merous this . - . � i I . ST a T � .1 I I , . i ns,there Legislature." It would almost seem as if- . . - � I . . - I L"UFFAT, I . f � I . . work.- Under the present regulat . I Dealing with the Engledue matter, he said A. Stewart, of Clinton. Mr. Stewart'is a I year. Farmers watch your granaries. . I � . . � . I I . I 1 fa .t L L . . preven the party were becoming demoralised. that R . ; I .1 . . . I " �� ,I I . I I I is nothing but this lack of i � Well � as' I �� io� 1�0�_ - I . � -1 I �� i; I a I _1611:vw�vm I - . 11 . . � previous speaker bad quoted him as most able exponent of the gospel as : - � � � , � I . ' - 1. I � the children of any public s h I b�- ad. saying -that he would be pleased if the Gov- a good speaker, and being a favorite with- I - � - ; I I t i , -�s � , �, . - I � . ` .. Strong pripis ; � � � �11 0 oci �' leav- i ,principal of Qaeen'a col, ernm the people, ot, this vicinit ', will attract : Constance. Gents' Collais & Cuffs Ch, ennille Curtains ; . - � . 9 Rev. Dr. Grant , -, u as tli exit would enter into ten or a dozen ; I � I 11 I � � I �� 7 . . vanced as far as what is know I ege Kingston, is Contributing a series of 60�g�eg�tio � ; . -however,. tbe - - . P similar agreements. - He had not been r- large no at botK services. On NOTES,��The Sabbath school workers of - ' ' ; I - 'I50 lower I. 01. - rl" well -ti ' . StL F ' i . - , , J".'L � . a"e t � $Ca. tosiv, 'o Monday,eyening a tes-iiieeting will be-held. � Y, 0irtains - ' � , . I P . this village� are at present very busy, pre M& 91 - - I I ing ekamivation. Any child, the, efore, letters to the Globe in opposition to a law rectly quoted. Wliat he had said was that - Gents"Sox and. Gloves' � ,i I a fal The lad0slof St., Andrew's congr"Ortion are I . that passes, this examination, i I y prohibiting the manufacture and sale 'of he wished the Government had entered into f � their Chri mas entertainment - 11 1; I � I h the paring or, � . $4.40 to U _W: e ippeo, so far as education is c ' cerned, - no df W ie as thei; �Ge ' Lace I , , I oJa . Grantis 5Wsuch agreements. The territory in ques te 64 the excellent suppers 1� They purpose giving a cantata and Y,nts' Underwear 0 tirtains', eeRL - � I I I � IS -- gr . (IU na e of spirituous liquors in Canada. Dr tion if not valuable as mineral land was of provide And consequently that part of the �. , i - $41 IF I - to grapple: with all the ordi ' one of Canada's most brilliant writers .and last ypar's entertainment was so highly ap- I , .. to smoof-h vnin& entertainment is an assured 1 1 no value at all, and even as mineral laud'it ev w ts' Umb Parloi"'�i,Carpet$ �. 11 ry uti " . preciAted � e are lookint forward to a treat. Gen � r e I la' s- � 1, X I � I I � 1,, life outside the learned profession and if active thinkers. So far he has not produced would be of no use unless persons were got success, and judging from. the array . �� r butchere! , Co 8 ati . -Miss Laura Andrew an returned to her I ' � . I . _fattbuea � I than this is desired the n inu On any new arguments on this question, e of excellent speakers who � will take . I well � � - more &I- enterprising enough to go in and examiti I home. after .paying an extended visit to q - - � . I . Gents' Brices Stair Ckrpets. ', bulls $3.75 t I classes can be adopted, and for which the though he dresses the old ones in the nicest it. ?art in the intellectual Mast to be . � S - ... I This wai-what the syndicate was doing I - - fivienAs near London. -The Misses Susy and � . . . I i , � � 1: I . � - I I - � i . Hlov"Wy : � - assista, . INIr. language and puts them forward in the most and if it succeeded in finding anything the' held afterward% the wants of -both sides of Mary Wheatley were visiting friends in Me. � � - I . tronger ; go i . C. I 9 I � Govbrnment give. additional .�Lce attractive form. While it is a pity Dr. public revenue would be benefittipol our natures will be fully suppl.-ad. Tea will or left Gents'Ties and Scarfs Rug I � " I . ! - � I Killop this week. -Mr. Hiram Proct I I i I � I : . � - �M" � I'll, Whitney, however, while he desires more Grant should lend his great power and be o3e'rved in the public hall -from 5 to 7 . . w I � I �. ! � . I I . $3.55 i m, . I i in- and alEo the Province At large. In . for lqaho on Wednesday, whepe he will en- i . - - I � � I - . I . . I , � : I 52; heavy �� . I work and greater efficiency, does 4ot pro- fluence against the cause of probibition,uone the House, colonization roads were 0'0100k,.1�2d at 7.30 sharp the programme in . 2 . , ; , � . I I I . . gage ip business. - We wish thei gentleman . I P. 1. : I I i .90-,0$3. It. olditional aid from the public !treasury will accuse him of other than the highest frequently referrea to. He just wished ommence. The following . as. -Miss Flora McDonald, of i I � I � - Posera I eve succe �_ � i I . : � , I aW - � . - 11 � $3.25 to $3.6. - �_ I motives, as it must only be a strong sense say that so far as he could discover, for egeakers will be present and take part in St a, spent a day or two with her aunt, . �, I I - � . to t�e people to -secure these, facredsed of duty that induces hirm to take such a every dollar spent on these roads a dollar t e programme : Revols. Stewart, o . . . I , I 1&iAy "tiV0 " � � i f C"n- Mrs. Win. MeIntosh.-The Misses Annie , - - � � - A. - for the 95 per cent. for" � This is the- winding up mon�h of th� ,year, and there are kinds I -- I faoilitles *horr; he stand publicly, and lie is not the man ,to in value was received ; and, speakiiig of a ton-; Muir, of Brucefield ;Kerr, McKelvey, - and Mary Schoales were called to Seaforth �; � 6 . .- I - - I , � - ' - - . - i 16hoiWtovin - manifests so much concern. The faet�,, is hide his coav'Ictions. I particular case,' it was not too much to say Waddidl and Mills, of Hensall, and Shaw, of the severe illress of itheir . I , ... 11 , I I on account I 'Store for on. Y64� have anll to let no , � - � I - numerous bargains in- I I _L . !$4.60 to $L v � . � however, that Mr. Whitney and i his col- ' L that for every dollar spent on a colonization of Egmondville. Suitable music will also aunt, Mrs, Melville. -A cantata eintitled, . y - � �. I . ly , L ' �� . � 'Win ,,dLV"J choice' L ;; The report of the Inspector Of PrisOns .road constructed in Frontonac and, Leeds a. be furnished b the -Church choir, under the � L "I " �� ., I �� . . leagues really do not know what they " � - the I close 11 Sent& Claus' Dreani," will -be given in the know what yo are needing, or likely td, p3quire, and we � to g000d, .11, I � . , L L lea of 'Ontario, -0hich has dollar"p.nd a quarter's value was obtained. leadership of Las Crawford. At Christmas n lit by I t - I I want, further than to have an effe�tive cr and Public Charit' Methodist church on " �, . ,� I I $5,40 ; shee. I L y . ices a special col- .� � . " L � �h will He called on the member for Leeds' to cor- of ea,31i of the Sunday sirvi i6 the cl sest quotations. ' . 1 9 1 to I � U% been laid before Parliament and whi-I scholars of the Sabbath school. . A hrist- give you i -i I I*..., �� , � . . . 0- � I .. � 6 . -, - with which to work on the feelings and . toborate this. Referring to Mr. St. John's lection will be taken up in 6.id of the church Mae tree I I &den with gifts will be an inter- . . I �_ . - � . I I 0;00 to .4. . 1, _ be issued for, public perusal shortly, is an error in btating the cost of the - pi b funds. - T - i 's; . -cluillso $3 to I . people- in the country. . iggery, e eating feature of the evening. Come and � � 11 I , 1, I a I .. . I i . � sympathies of the I ': ) ; , , . I - � ,. I - . I interesting docunient. It shows that blind- said that that gentlemen was not to blame, NoTEs.-The communion services on Sab. .. - . . , i .. I - I I I - . I The people now have the machinery for all have a merry Christmas. -The pastor, Rev. , � . - I . I .� � 1� I . - -ion possible or necessary in th ness is on tJie decrease. ,In 188i there were for any member who ever,tried to get at the - bath last, in St. Andrew's church, were i ---- . . I � . . the instruct e � t of anj particular service in the public largely attended. The services on Friday, J. W. Andrews, presided over the meeeing � . *iovi.imeamp �� - I . I .. - " 200 blind students in the Brantford Insti- " I of the Epworth League on Tuesday evening, . � , . t io avail _J. S. .Henderson, of . . I � .1 .. . ... I .. . I . '" public schools and if they do A t tute while last year the number had de- accounts 'new now difficult it was to dig conducted by Rev. when the officers for the next six .months ' . '�_ - - � .� . � ... -- � I . . 1K-1'XG.-]1n M61 11 . . out the facts from its pages. The informs.. Hensall ; on the 18abbath, by the pastor, - . - � - I C � 11th. the * . I -cannot , I I - . . I - - � I - themselves of it, it ia because the Presideut� Mr. � I ; i � � I ,e� � . Creased to 149. There has been a large were elected as .follows : - . i '. BOLTOIC-1w I J_ - . ' � . . 1. . . . . �� I . in the book should be bettei classified. Rev. 84 Acheson, and on the Monday, by �1: . I _� , . I'll, � afford it, or do not feel the necessi of to corresponding decrease in the expenses of I Robert Clark; Ist vice, Miss Ids Britton; " --- *ife -of 31 r Discussing the surplus, the Patron leader. Rev. Colin Fletcher, Thames Road, were all - -" . , i . '_ . I . I LLLL I I I _1MVol&D._At , - , -a: I I .. . F the institution per capita as Well as in the 2nd vice, Alias Mary McCully ; 3rd vice,Mr. ' � _fa I :S -%k� I . .;;. . I ; w L V .- I d6ing. . � � aggregate. Last year it cost $267 per pupil said that if he had $4,2W,000 out at 5 per of a high and excellent order and should E. L. Farnham; - 4th vice, Miss Lottie Me- I W 16. L . .- I Rea k which -, r. Whit- cent.' interest he thought he would -be in- tend to much.thought and profit. A num. I I - 11 I - I � 1. � TROMPSON. � . I , I I 11� ... There is another change -to run the institution, while for I'the last -12 - -_ Auley ; secretary, Min Lottie Cook-; treas- il 0 ; . L - wife of M �, I . clined to believe that he had a surplus. ber of itew members were received. -The. r, � .. . ;;;. I ney proposes which may be worth examin- months it cost but Q,256. A remarkable I urer, Mr. Benjamin Snell; organist, Miss L, - L 1GRILEN.-In . I . of gaucatioia feature of the report is that it 'shows more Whether the railway aid .certificates and youn People of the Methodist Sunday, e'qharlotte Clark. �. . I i I � - - � . of Mr. . �� I I ing. He thinke'the Minister 'I of this place, will give a rec I/ I .. . , . . �_ I , McKERCRE . . annuities should be subtracted from this schoo , ital and'iL � i �r .1 has too much power and he propovA to sumwaaa question, but he asked thum, Chrigtmas tred enterts the even-.' � - N. . I ,� _� wife , of* * I ___ � : - F11W V - I r� . - nominatiou and that in proportion more. ." I I ; MCNER �Gf r limit this by the appointment whether a merchant who had a ten years' i : of .December 24tb, Christmas eve, in the -Ben. Bennett, of St. Marys, while work- I 1. �. - � . I % wife �Gf - . I: . � Of an English go blind than other nationalties. "" �_. i � I 11 lease of premises at $W a year would putlic hall. Over forty voices will take ing at a. lathe in Richardson & Webater's . ; I I - 11 . � - � : Advisory Board. This advisory board iii to A majority �of the patients are from 13 to 17 . � L � . Methodists going blind than any other de- - - � inment, on I � . I I - .... I 1� k, had 0 CF I . - � � . z r charge his business with a debt of $5,000.. part in the ent6rtainment, which will afford fouudry,� on Wednesday of last wee . -7 : . �_ � i ft be composed 4f r-epresentatives appointed Years Old- � . � � . - 11 . : . . I I . ; He went on to say, according to his way of an instructive as well as a pleasant evenin4 his cost caught in the running machinery, � - � . I I I o � � --, -1 I . . �1 ic , entit - lug , in - . I � t I � . - 'W - I I . I 1 5 - - . . D � � by the University authorities and the high looking at it, the surplus was diminishin to all who come. The recital is le Frank Markey, jr., who was work . HEY � �- 1�i . . The Canadian' Pacific Railway will have I 9 � 11 The Shepherds of Bbthlehem.'�-On Wed- the machine shop with him, qu I . I - i I � Q, - � 1-1 . 1� � . � _�a . from year to year - ickly observ- I . . . - 191 - . r.Ft, and public school teacher . a the , but no did not complaiin . . k I � � I .. �1 - S)RTl1.--4v . � �, F11 the keen competition of the western rail- of this so long as the Government expendi- nesday evening, 8th inst., the home of Mr. ed"his predicament, ond with great presence I 1 L , - A4, ! Wift *1 r . I -1- , - - �F, . I duties of this advisory board are 'to be he - , ; . � , I I- ., roads -on Klondike business this coming ture were for useful services. Unfortunate. Robert Kettle was the scene of"one of the of mind reversed the machinery.,. A few - - 1-1 .1 __ I Ve Q, __ Ai '-\ 1. . a'. Te F � - � - ! I -_ ., � �; � . I . 1- . I - � VICK,-In: _ dofs not define. It is 'supposed they are . more -D'. nff'Y' G 0 0 D S ColkPANY . � -,. , . , spring, and it is not unlikely thW, a war of ly this was not the cue. He particularly largest and most pleasant g4theringe of seconds � . and a most serious, or prob , , i I : - - 4 - V �, I . . * . 7 11� � � I . �s � �,, intended to advise and consult with the referred to 'Jovemment, House,,on which friends and neighbors that has been wit- ably fatal accident would have been record- I . . I � � I ��- � ..... I - � �� - � � � �a'l . rates will result. The western roads have ' - . *� .`ca. . - . I i - Mwal � . 11 1: $500,000 had been expended since Confed- nessed in our vicinity for many si'day. The ed. Mr. Bennett has been rather unfortun- . - . . i - - -i I I � � . - . I . I - - I T :1� M inister of Education. If this board is not been figuring for some time past on the busi- oration to no . purpose. The: Government occasion was birthday party .reception by ate in the matter of accidents, he having I . - ; I , � - __11, I i I 1-1 � . ' ' I � I C0011 -4n, � . , I I . � I A- - --A. � - I I r , - . � � I to ilm.re any powers it . will be w rVe than a f. I _." %fout I ness that is expec.bed to set in during the had cut down the cost of this institution the lady of the home, Mise Mary Moore, had many, narrow escapes from fatal re- . t .,.-,. � . I - I '_ . I - � � I - . - the M, nister, who . . . ,� . . � - useless, as i wit; still be late winter and early spring,' and have de- but that of itself mas an acknowl d when 125 invited guests were present from sults. Seaforth S Gre9test 'Cash Dry-lGoods I SWM* .. -i-RODUO I I � ' ; . . . I � � - r i 4 - � - I I . I - . Crisible to the legislature and the peo. cided,to get oat their rate sheets, entirely , of extravagance in the past. He d Chiselhurst, Heneall, Hills Green, Varna, . I I . . . � . . . I I -1,_ - - re4p ,� . . - o . 1 7 11 I . � . i,,� � . .. I . . . - I . � - i � - - . - . 11, I � . . " Z . - � I . . I . I � I I . I I ... . I - I ; I . - . - . � . . . 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