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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1901-02-01, Page 4There is no sphere in counts for so much and severely punished as in A man may have devot energies of his life in, a eats of Iiis party, but, enough to fail in the Aaken or which has bee he has done and sac and be sinks into obliv hand, a man may sprin may never bave- gone a to aid his pqi,rty, but w in so far as he has paid to advance his own per Into some position of something which in son party consideration, he -the white headed boy hour, and every par down to do him honor. culiarity of either Of oouatry, but is comm'o Instances could easily tion with both parties, rifices and years of ser% ad to go for naught, an comes almost forgotten cheek and peraistency, a sacrifice for the par high places, and, for a the heroes of the hour. No exampla of party more striking than the recently been meeted Macdonald by 6he Con Macdonald was induce perous and profitable If nipeg, to takethe leade vative party in that Pr party to victory, and Premier of the Prov thus successful, he was and his praises were so To assist his party,he r ship of Manitoba, and tuency of BranjOn for ment. He was- defeate once he fell. No pE hon -)r. His law pract cording to his -own it published a couple of mr start life over again. a fession. Had he bee -n a ing Mr. Sif ton in Bran been feated and feasLed the leadership of the would have stood high �ISENIENTS- e parentheels' or each le P111101 I o n which the Macdonls,M�—i E. MoFaul�Co-8 ilia & Soo,�5 I I uthevland-:P - )r Offi"-5'� itor Office-�8 8 ell -5 -J. Landaborough. 8 er—a " 1 1 ville-8 nt-5 old Comra i de -8 .io.n 13ros�$ ennedy Bros -8 (-Kinnon �� CO -5 J. & J Sp"cat—`0 rorleriiuk- Y, Feb. 1st, 1901 batements. the -Loudon Free is- a fair sample of e no hamher term , of critics: gentleman made a ahowed that the On - d. afford to hol(I an te year fromthepro- and contributions M.33 on Times replies, and be verified- -by fef. accounts,., published The total expendi- in, including repairs, ance, for 1899 were were about 1,000 staff - of attendants, not seem to be ex - e can be h6usedf.fed, othed and i f arnshed t at a cost, of $30 a nail fraction over 8 not think that the he v. , ery statement of t tbl� Free Press is gratitude. life where sue I ceEs where fail are is so the political arena. ed years and the best dvancing Ahe inter - if he is unfortunate, task he has under. n assigned him, all rificed is forgotten, ion. On the - other g from oblivion, and foot out of. his way ho hits used the party any attention, ton it -.1" sonal ends, stumbles influence, and does e way bulks' big in immediately becomes and the idol of the ty time server bows This is nab a pe - the parties in 'this i alike- to them both4 be given in. oonnee. where personal sac - ice have been allow - d the individual be - while upstarts with who have never made , have. been raised -to time at least, became ingratitude could be treatmernt which has to Mr. Hugh John servative party. Mr- d to a bandon a pros - w practise in Win- rehip of the Conger. ovince. He led his ultimately became ince. While he was the idol of the hour, u,nded loud and long. esigned the Pre mier- ,ontested the consti- the Dominion Parlia- d 'in Brandon, and at rson now does him ise: is gone, nd, ac- batement, which we eeks ago, he has to nd begin at his pro. accessful in defeat - Ion, he would have and, if not given Conservative party, in the ranks of that 777777F r. in ay of $80,'this ta Anders n treas cover T nishes instances as well as the Conservative none more so th�n in the u3-examplad ei- of tl�c corruption an. dishonesy hich is "llions o Dl�les or portions MA 4 a d;apIo red by the people. Goc d, honcit, men year. NE W ADVER tlie Sir The figure between ih There are fourteen gr ions, one, denotes the page of t d dvertisement will be found organiza comprising separste organizations, Futurit We- Groig & 'cott auditors. Rernark&ble Offering-s— i, Reduced Prices—R. Wi __4 Auction J, 8 fessorm, who areitudying Blanket Lost—Ex-posit ri pr $1,000, Want,ed—Expos 1p for Foreign Mission aring Nvanted—G. R. King— at h . . esi. FTimber Wanted—R, B There at eon Foreign rolls 1,31.7,684 names. Furniture Bargains -4 nicin -8 Notice—Mrs. Dr. Conp who have %bandoned their Excursictila—W. Samor aborne, was Clearing Sale—P, Lam( a Ithougl: not on the communion Volunteers' Attentior are Saw Mill Started --Gib under Ciristiad instru, Ilighe8t P'ricoa Taid—t dency to make politicians merely self-sieek- Last year,"contributiona am There is hard to 000,000. leld Underwear— 414,923 The'lleb Woman's Foreig Housekeeer IvVanted— - Annual Meeting—NI B ciety in Englan was -organized Winter Salo -4—W. R and real ploasant! Farm for Sale—A. Gor( The fird in Ameri" zas organized in 1361 enjoyed. � The worth There drE now 208 1.v3man's Societies, mod own, er upon n Ne comortable SEAFORTH FRID about $4,000, ReGkless S Sa - rday P mclalme( a HohdaY The following fron world was Press, of a recent date Tbe Globe of rhuraday rrake�.tbe follow, the recklessness,. to us and spiritual .-the staements of some All Not long since a There is r calculation. whGrein he ingintimatiou dot))t'�s tp Satur- tario Government coul steamship electiq� eircry alterna day next, the d y of the fun oral of the late... ceeds of the ' rake -of rapid and inex from the London asylu Qa em, being a public holiday, was set at . To this the,,Hamil' knowled�e ita ata;.tement can easil.3 rest so far as Ontario is ooncemed by. a erence tow the a3ylum pain in his head. officially every year in Goderich for wh tures for London asylu will the prEsOit salaries and mainten proclamation., issued -Wedneaday by -the $30,230� As there All things are patients, besides the Lieu en . ant -Governor in, Council, and -Ip'tib- etc., the amount does His hosts to cei cessive. If the insan lished in the. Ontario Gaze te. This p I roe- carefully attended, cl with Him. with medical treatmen lava, Ing ,,.0ion, will' ave 'the effect of clooli i year per capita,—a a I . M ission Secret cents a day—we do all business in the Province fo r that money is was �ted. T 1901. the flaures shows tha day, as on tiny other bank holiday.', talking nonsense. Is this irigratitude that is the cause of much BiLle Society td ne i6bues fo Pollfical In There is no sphere in counts for so much and severely punished as in A man may have devot energies of his life in, a eats of Iiis party, but, enough to fail in the Aaken or which has bee he has done and sac and be sinks into obliv hand, a man may sprin may never bave- gone a to aid his pqi,rty, but w in so far as he has paid to advance his own per Into some position of something which in son party consideration, he -the white headed boy hour, and every par down to do him honor. culiarity of either Of oouatry, but is comm'o Instances could easily tion with both parties, rifices and years of ser% ad to go for naught, an comes almost forgotten cheek and peraistency, a sacrifice for the par high places, and, for a the heroes of the hour. No exampla of party more striking than the recently been meeted Macdonald by 6he Con Macdonald was induce perous and profitable If nipeg, to takethe leade vative party in that Pr party to victory, and Premier of the Prov thus successful, he was and his praises were so To assist his party,he r ship of Manitoba, and tuency of BranjOn for ment. He was- defeate once he fell. No pE hon -)r. His law pract cording to his -own it published a couple of mr start life over again. a fession. Had he bee -n a ing Mr. Sif ton in Bran been feated and feasLed the leadership of the would have stood high �ISENIENTS- e parentheels' or each le P111101 I o n which the Macdonls,M�—i E. MoFaul�Co-8 ilia & Soo,�5 I I uthevland-:P - )r Offi"-5'� itor Office-�8 8 ell -5 -J. Landaborough. 8 er—a " 1 1 ville-8 nt-5 old Comra i de -8 .io.n 13ros�$ ennedy Bros -8 (-Kinnon �� CO -5 J. & J Sp"cat—`0 rorleriiuk- Y, Feb. 1st, 1901 batements. the -Loudon Free is- a fair sample of e no hamher term , of critics: gentleman made a ahowed that the On - d. afford to hol(I an te year fromthepro- and contributions M.33 on Times replies, and be verified- -by fef. accounts,., published The total expendi- in, including repairs, ance, for 1899 were were about 1,000 staff - of attendants, not seem to be ex - e can be h6usedf.fed, othed and i f arnshed t at a cost, of $30 a nail fraction over 8 not think that the he v. , ery statement of t tbl� Free Press is gratitude. life where sue I ceEs where fail are is so the political arena. ed years and the best dvancing Ahe inter - if he is unfortunate, task he has under. n assigned him, all rificed is forgotten, ion. On the - other g from oblivion, and foot out of. his way ho hits used the party any attention, ton it -.1" sonal ends, stumbles influence, and does e way bulks' big in immediately becomes and the idol of the ty time server bows This is nab a pe - the parties in 'this i alike- to them both4 be given in. oonnee. where personal sac - ice have been allow - d the individual be - while upstarts with who have never made , have. been raised -to time at least, became ingratitude could be treatmernt which has to Mr. Hugh John servative party. Mr- d to a bandon a pros - w practise in Win- rehip of the Conger. ovince. He led his ultimately became ince. While he was the idol of the hour, u,nded loud and long. esigned the Pre mier- ,ontested the consti- the Dominion Parlia- d 'in Brandon, and at rson now does him ise: is gone, nd, ac- batement, which we eeks ago, he has to nd begin at his pro. accessful in defeat - Ion, he would have and, if not given Conservative party, in the ranks of that V13 of rta n y e he )arty. Now however, -his name is sca' ith- iberats are ananimous and 'Hodgensare hustlers, and they will stir reely it if lomp rp mentioned, and men who have done little or har nious an go into the f ght determined the:dry bc:n,-o of the business menof Goder'�" h. to win. —At tt e last meeting 'of Maitland P� ii - nothing for the party, and who have made At, a meeting of the executive committ6e ibytery, h at Wingliam, tWo calls to B, V, few it any sacrifices for it, Occupy seats high substcluently h Id, it was ecided to call a: W. T. H 11 of Belgrave, were present d. convention for the selection (if a candidate One of, th de was from Pickering, in'M77hit y in the Government of Manitoba. Such is at He'nsall,, on Tuesday, March 5th, at ten' Yresbyter and the other from Arthu a political gratitude. The man who makes cl 0 ock, a. M., la�nd of - whicl- official notice Gordon's, in Bruce Prelsbytery. , Mr. 1611 the sacrifices and made one failure is forgot. will be given in1due time. a actio accepted'the latter a A bi n was lion, whle men who have made no sacrifices, sustained by the Preab lery. Ito is to. to. 37� ceive a but who have schemed successfully, are re- sa ary of $900 a ear, a free men ie The Pr8gress of the Last and 4 wee a' holidays. " He preached his warded. The fate of Hugh John, however, Century- fare*eI.1 a rmon in Belgrave last Sunday. is not by any means singular., It is similar DEAR Exposi oR,-�-In many respeots th6 —M r. eterPorterfiel , has been re ap. to the fata of hundreds of others who have I pointed el rk of East W awano h t nineteenth con ury, and. eq ecially the Vfq� - s a a sa. y gone betpre him. he beral party iar- torian era, na beiplil remarkable, i 777777F r. in ay of $80,'this ta Anders n treas cover T nishes instances as well as the Conservative none more so th�n in the u3-examplad ei- of tl�c corruption an. dishonesy hich is "llions o Dl�les or portions MA of Bibles a d;apIo red by the people. Goc d, honcit, men year. Mr. Wril, assessor at tlie o,re w.)t,properIy,,,4ppreoi&ted, -while the -self. There are fourteen gr ions, at National Studeq fourteen hundr d seeking, ounning trickstev oo frequently organiza comprising separste organizations, with -'a total m,31 'cott auditors. gets4 t he applaus a ; althougl1i he may be rob,- bership of nearly 80,000 students and pr I I I 0 bin 8ose who cheer him, I N cry day of hi 9 fessorm, who areitudying missions and ri pr life.- It is not a ways go, bt)ll it s too often 1p for Foreign Mission aring work� at h . . esi. the o iee, any person' who a as paid, close I There at eon Foreign rolls 1,31.7,684 names. Mission'comm If we include ctlie nicin -8 atten ion to Pu lie affair a iriast admit. �t p who have %bandoned their idols and wh)f aborne, was woull seem tha the public I ke to be foolel, a Ithougl: not on the communion rol are if the-f6oling can be done c eve�ly enou . gla to under Ciristiad instru, �ioti, the total is dency to make politicians merely self-sieek- Last year,"contributiona am There is hard to 000,000. win their admiraitionj is not T 90 414,923 The'lleb Woman's Foreig i si - popu as succles! in politics, no 'matter how ciety in Englan was -organized in 1R34. and real ploasant! that v L have been abtained., The fird in Ameri" zas organized in 1361 enjoyed. � The worth There drE now 208 1.v3man's Societies, mod own, er upon n Ne comortable they A ti ibuted last y 3ar about $4,000, )00. Sa - rday P mclalme( a HohdaY Then one-third of the world was un, Tbe Globe of rhuraday rrake�.tbe follow, knowrii. The social, moral and spiritual of Winchelsia. All colliclitione are now known., There is r tpid ingintimatiou dot))t'�s tp Satur- comin 11131cation by railmad, steamship a d day next, the d y of the fun oral of the late... electricibs. PriuLing i rapid and inex ;- Qa em, being a public holiday, was set at . Beginning facilities, knowled�e md rest so far as Ontario is ooncemed by. a wif-h Bu6h pain in his head. He went into in Goderich for wh and orgitization, what will the prEsOit barber shop Ms head, proclamation., issued -Wedneaday by -the , forth ? century bring All things are Pilo - Lieu en . ant -Governor in, Council, and -Ip'tib- sible to H i in who leads His hosts to cei to in lished in the. Ontario Gaze te. This p I roe- vietcir�, Lot us be co -laborers with Him. lelw lava, Ing ,,.0ion, will' ave 'the effect of clooli i R. P. MCKATi Forei Yn I . M ission Secret . . at ye all business in the Province fo r that Toront Toinuary 23rd 1901. into an, he day, as on tiny other bank holiday.', d for the a along your sore shouldered' horses an( ge cill me hiledatH. J%cobi's,Hensall. 1726, Is this irigratitude that is the cause of much BiLle Society td ne i6bues fo which ir and one-half away, on Tuesday Whi, e thb day_,will be parti Ily observed in Huron otes. 6ir married life, upon leturning the same to ROBERT Loi MER, BVIge dri,,r, either at Hensall or Zurich. 1727-2" most lams, it i a not likelyv that Iiiiii1lelso pi Is Mri. Win. Burt a, n old and respeot�� only people. now Februtr 5t', the Christian Endeavor young will )a entire,ly . suspended, axcept id Tor. resident of bucknow, died in that' villa e onto, and perhaps some o�ber cities. n the last week, at the age o —Clinton has purch use 67.years.' 'd a new dag Is and e�: first; place the notice has b n too short, and. the first urne it was uwed,was at; a signal of in tb o second place, in mos Ontario. towns mourning for the death of the Queen. lasses bake thle best wheat scones i' the kin - f, Saturday is the busiest 4ay for business Of �Johq Syk es, of Woodhq�Tj Usbi r e the six days.of the week. townebi p, has bought a farm "near Mitche 1. williug crowd was on iand He purposes moving there in the spring. furniture. The an' r-Ecitors o' great renown frae o'er the h Ouse was deatio'yed, It 'MrE ramiyn, of Wingliam, recent y +1k South' uron Reformers sold a Jer ey cow'to Mr. W., G. Paton, f A meeting f Ithe Refo -mers of South' Bitievale, or $75. This comes up to t Harem, as 00118114ted for ',egialative ' u . r- much bow ted Durhams. firemen worked wh!n they aved I&I r. donerlo were successful. On Monday last pbse. , was.held itil Miller's iall, Hensall,, on . —Mr. I A. Forrester, of Clinton, i la e Tu63day last. - There was v large atte d. a shipmen; on Saturd %y, -of 40 head. years. Mr. Pick- Nnel 'a rink won by six shots, the other ance, leadiag liberals from every mtiT*ci'- export ei Ue which had an average w(igi It pality in the r'i ing be-iog Uipsent'. ofl,420 undF'. The liefiviest p pair ti )p d Yt -.' G,6orge MeRwen, M' - P., id a neat the beau I 260 po'un is. yore ag6 he retired ftern ihe ministry on home!playero. In this gamgr the -ink skip-' s.pee -,b, �announ "led' his reti -ement fi.torn the —At t lose of the prayer meetin a pres. dency of t ie associati6i). Mr.. Thomas Westfiel J church, the p istor was pre3e itiO I Frager*, who. for many yeirs has very.. ffi. with an i0dreas and a 1purse expressiv) Pf oiently'an-d-sati8factorily acted as Becrett y, his peop a a appreciation of his mid a d intir I ted.1iis d�sire to be relieved fro the lab ore for their spirituai welfare. has been con- this week, aid is progressing as favorably duti3s pertain ug 'to this position. The —Mr. ames L. Gra t, of Ashfield, was resignation -of both officelris was acceFted red6mmell ded bythe ex acuti ve of the at and Oieailty vote of thanks tendered t c Huron M )e-ral Association for the posl bi n for their pa§t faitbful a:ud efficienb services. of census -,ommisaioner for that riding a d New -officers were then elec ed as follows : will, no daubb, be iappomted. derson, who has been Ppendiag some time her mother', :the late Mrs. Fred I Demuth. P esident,­M r. Fred Hess, i r., Zurich IA —Whil working at the salt works at vice, NJ. Y. McLean,, 8eator -.h ; 2ad vice, J.' B.russels,'. Friday of ast- week, Gord)n and Mrs. Win n * !Mr. Ddnnis Derstein and M-�. Joseph G.' t$tanbury, Exeter, 3rd vice; Johh C. -Mooney was struck , I e by a piec 3 of Kal flieisch, Hay; secretart. Alexander flying dirt,from ariv!eMbe-eywas behea(irg arr, which took in op rating the buzz Paw in Welsh's plan- .Smiliej clerk of Tacker taitill; treasurer 91 ving him a very sore 41x�ic for a few cays. . Geolg(i Sa - muol Exeter; - —Miss Louisa McNi b n,_,,d;aughte of Tie new president on taking the chair Mr. 6e.orge McKibbin., ler fo -n of N1 if g- thai ked' hia. f�llow Liber o for the honor �1 -ham, was married last k in Strat t;r: ol d. tbe3 had -done �ilm in sele ng him for' so �to Mr. A. Panton, bar i 6 that of,, it y: imp )rtant a ppsition, al�idjl e assured them and son of Rev. E. W. onton. tq Dr. Hutchison, under' the auspices of the Epworth League, he vould do all in his powe r to niake .the ! —Win� ham Presbyt � n church h a a aafsqli!�tion as us�f ul to, t] Le party as pos- �n .,memberstipof 361, ' TrRiea total cont 'bu- sibI% 'and also retaining �in the'riding an . tions for I he year aount�d to $4,416 -i in- efficient organ1liz:ktion," without which, no, .eluding M871 for chure i debt. There are mat �elr how. go�d'ciiur ciLuse may be, we nei�d 170 PuPi 14 in the � Sabbath school an 20 ocamely hope [for. au.*esa. Bu, with an teachers, - and I her cousins, the Mi'sses . Cooper.—The gran effic eiat organ�z%tion and a continuation of Mr. lex. Innes, of Stanley, has r� -the mthusiasm displayed at this meeting, AasedNacres of land, half 1.) 2nd. concession being- the 110 th he f �,It gaisfied we could succeed in placing of 31, of that to n - Id Sou, h Huron in,. the Liberal 'ranks at � the ol� ip, latei. y owned by Robert Pearson. r. next election. "His remarks were received Innes nO4 owns 200 acries of. excellent Archl collid4l with applause all in one parcel. AboUtr �man among pianolil and organs, the pas Tae followl, 'g municipall chairmen l4reret —The'Curnberrycour,cil have appointed # and appointed R. Johnston wrid 10. B�aeko a n it PP ited - D. - Wilao�, Seaforth R. B. cLean, dakeramith John ' Wanle8s, 1 M r. Geor ge Fortune a .tr i of health for three years ember of the boa ; Dr. Agnew, rd of Stal �ley D Stan -bury, Bayfield ; Dr.. Wirligham, medical health officer, a lid Buc ian�an, . ; John Guiseir, Stephen ; J. 'John Dyinent, sr., sanitary inspector for the . G. tanbury,.Exeter; H. Borland,- Usborne; -current 5eare labister, reeve, and Messrs. Code, Jac, Dr. McDermi , Hensall John Torrance, ­ —The imnual at home of the- Hlarion Old Goiterich to2ih,ip. Boys' Asi iociation, of Toronto, will -be .. eld hlayor.'Wils n, Seafort Thomas Fraser, �:,. in the aso embly hall,'Te triple building, To - Stanley, and G-.� Stanbu -y, Exeter, were r(5nto, on Friday evening, ebruary 2.). id. appAnte& a c mmittbe on resolutions. A 'Col. Otter,�th - e honorar prlide ' nt of t he disc ussion, also took, place ( n the subject of I us.ociatic n, will be present,_ and take pi xt holding.s. co venibia for the selection of a 'in�the pr ceedings. candidate to amteof the- cot atituenpy at the .—Mr. red Stewart, of Uaborne, :34 iar nex aneral' lection. So e were of the Farquhar, is preparing to raise. his barn 1'�he. opinion that a, convention a iould be held as coming. i ummer. He will put a briek I goo as pqsei�le,, while otriers 'thought it stable unlerneatb. Mr Win. Fleitcherl, lof adv sable. to " i elay the selection of a oand i- the same naighborhood, also will raise � is dat until � neE rer the,time or th6 generial t*o� bam and fit, them p in modem at e. Y, elec ioni Tile former view, however pre. 'a' -i—Mr. oeeph Rattenberry, 'n the genial' d vail d, and d �esolutibri was pass ed leaving well kno proprietor ( 0 f th Rattenb the atter in �he hands- o ' the executive :hotel, C16 -ton, has fowl of the Andalusian .,ry 00 i* In Lttee, wi4h instruction@ 'to have the breed wh ch furnish bet fruit as folio w con ention called at the earliest- practicable One doze eggs laid by 7 -months' pull il�l to dat weighed lb. 9 oz.- one dozen laid by 3 e r- e M4 Alexand r Smith, o� Toronto, pro. ;old hens weighed 2 lba. I oz. vine. al organt'z r, was prese at and delivered —Mr. "hom" Strachan,. ex -reeve of e a f A in at excellent, practical and useful ad. township of Grey, will lie the_commission,�er drels on the subject of organiz-Ation, in of th E t rid* e ing of Hiron in coinnedtiOn -%vh!j h he thri w o -at many -ticeful hints with tX1 g the Dominion densus.- He �ai 70ich, if actied on by the %agociation, will be' assist, d by enuml;rators from a h prove largely J advantageous. . Short, but municipality. The wor i will commenc( n spirited addreises, WAre also delivered by -April 18t, and the enumaration is expeA d Ar.3 ibald - Bis I op, ex -M. P. P., the veteran to be completed in. two keeks. _'i of S uth Huron ; Mr. V. Raitz, ex -M. P., David Mack, of.the township of eys Step en; M_. V. McLean, Seaforth ; Win. near Hensel], sold 50 acres, of 'Ian - to Lew �q ' Creditoln; Alex. Mustard, Bruce. . Tharrim �sing for the'stim, of $3,450. Ile field ; J. A., Wilton and James Watson, also sold 50 acres ofaw p land to Frank Seaforth-; Thornas' Fraser, 'tanley, and 4. Mouse, foe! $90NO. Mr. ack has - &rob ised G. 8 �anbufy,- Efiiter.: John Meli,'ck's farm,, lo;. 3i concession R ,solutions ekpreseive of confidielnee in 'Hay, for $5,500. Mr. Meliok paid p2t, the orninion and Provincial Governments price for ip just two yeays ago. and approval u the polic es of each, slid � —Mr. m. Towers, 1 if the- Usborne a d also bxpres6ive of regret at A sorrow at the Hibbert boundary, sol( 40 export ca, is de,a,t of -Herl Majesty, tie Q6ben, were recently t 5 cefits per y ound. This is 'a carr �d by a. standing vote 'The meeting good figa a, and it shov a that good cot , le was closed with three cheers for Premier Are the in at profitable. Mr.- Tower a Is Lau, ier and Pr �mier Ross at d all joining in very care! I ul buyer, anc having - purchi we d sing ug God save the - Kir g, led by the 7 !the best, feeds his catth in a scientific wh I y pres, dent., The., meetin g w is a most bar- land thus makes the'mos; of them that ekn mon,ous and is thusiastic one, and, from- the be made. acooints give, from each municipality, it I . —Hodi ens Brothers, I the well known a rid won cl seem. art f the defeat with which the Mular � ry goods men of-Clintop, have part met attle,last election has had the ; oughttle stock of James Robinson, at cc e ffe t of stirring the Liberals to increased Goder,ich, The intention1w to re -open the ener y, and that there is a determination to store- abo it the first of February, and Mr. rede m -the constituency at thii first oppor- H. C. Ho gens'(Bert) mill probably on er- rrk. I ;11 - : I t, L infnnfl Ch dinflApiph , rrh " V13 of rta n y e he )arty. Now however, -his name is sca' ith- iberats are ananimous and 'Hodgensare hustlers, and they will stir reely it if lomp rp mentioned, and men who have done little or har nious an go into the f ght determined the:dry bc:n,-o of the business menof Goder'�" h. to win. —At tt e last meeting 'of Maitland P� ii - nothing for the party, and who have made At, a meeting of the executive committ6e ibytery, h at Wingliam, tWo calls to B, V, few it any sacrifices for it, Occupy seats high substcluently h Id, it was ecided to call a: W. T. H 11 of Belgrave, were present d. convention for the selection (if a candidate One of, th de was from Pickering, in'M77hit y in the Government of Manitoba. Such is at He'nsall,, on Tuesday, March 5th, at ten' Yresbyter and the other from Arthu a political gratitude. The man who makes cl 0 ock, a. M., la�nd of - whicl- official notice Gordon's, in Bruce Prelsbytery. , Mr. 1611 the sacrifices and made one failure is forgot. will be given in1due time. a actio accepted'the latter a A bi n was lion, whle men who have made no sacrifices, sustained by the Preab lery. Ito is to. to. 37� ceive a but who have schemed successfully, are re- sa ary of $900 a ear, a free men ie The Pr8gress of the Last and 4 wee a' holidays. " He preached his warded. The fate of Hugh John, however, Century- fare*eI.1 a rmon in Belgrave last Sunday. is not by any means singular., It is similar DEAR Exposi oR,-�-In many respeots th6 —M r. eterPorterfiel , has been re ap. to the fata of hundreds of others who have I pointed el rk of East W awano h t nineteenth con ury, and. eq ecially the Vfq� - s a a sa. y gone betpre him. he beral party iar- torian era, na beiplil remarkable, i b t i .0 v , U at, a salar r. in ay of $80,'this ta Anders n treas cover r r T nishes instances as well as the Conservative none more so th�n in the u3-examplad ei- by first train. - all ex X;s f f pansion . o V mission eaterprise. party. It is only necessary to, recall the. fate oreign following figure and faAs Th6 except eta �nake. this ap-R6binson ionary and pc)Bta'ge. as ' appointed Mr. Wril, assessor at tlie of a Mackenzie, a Blake and in -any otliers of parent, and 4t dle bright hopes, almost salary of 5, and Moser 3. J. W. Bone in'd high degree, while instances by the thous- exultation, in t e minds of all eter who look a d Peter W. 'cott auditors. The munic p I and of men of lower degree could be given long for the uni ereal,reign of the Prince of treasury�o East Wawanosh is not likely t.� And are occurring every day. Peace.. At , 6 be th gin ing of the Ome a become centur Y there will. be me krupt by the e on, it for the heavy drain t officers' salar at h . . esi. It is a great pitT that this is the- case, were six M aging Societies. Now there are --M r. J mea Cottle," a proap6roug'yo 113 i Cl 537i n uding Woma I A The public are largely to blame, and are The. tot conuxi i1i ry Societie farmer of la aborne, was married on Wi edila. � before it could aum. It wa� also resolved tha, George certainly, the greatest losers. It has a ten al a-mounT tributed work a hundred years ago for this day of ]ehat was $75,000,! at the re'tic week to Miss ence of the b Maud Brimaeory -ide's mother. b L b� dency to make politicians merely self-sieek- Last year,"contributiona am There is hard to 000,000. un e to intereB(ilng ceremony . was I witnesse'd 'a b* era. nothing.8o endure as about 40 invited guests and real ploasant! from Ripley to -the far n oln ingratitude. And . politicians geeing how' - There are L.W0.000,000 people in. the social t� mill enjoyed. � The worth time ago. Mr, wedding took place at St, Columba i church others are being us6d, and, knowing that no world ' and the 11ible has been whole or in p4rit, i the 'language nto translated, i young cyurle of -1,1 ties of life own, er upon n Ne comortable the sterner r(all homestM Mr. Boyce h '10 purchased matter -ho hard they work or what scri- 200,000,000 ao- th�at_ three-fourths- of thd redently purchased by Yr, Cottle and which Rathwell, will in the presence o f the immediate rel ea ficee they make, that unless they are able world a population 'cap riONN in their own ton have the Bible i9;situated 2 miles north of Winchelsia. —The Clinton Newe-Re-0ord ue. to control oartain iriff uences, they are likely There —00 Monday last.Gqorgo Axton trairch, The large beaut fully ttired in fiNwn, with oream, r lalre . now 22.111 000 to be kicked aside in due time without Qon- tend inf,11 , r, Sabbath seliool, and ,Dlil, children at� lier for the of t ho8e, abo,'uU iLondon, came grocery firm to Wingliam of A. M.' Sm'Ltb' on big r(Igrillar and he made. mention f, Elider&tion, will, naturally, look out for No. 1,000,000 are in Foreign Mission fields �� '�trip. He com.plained of not being well md I firat. und foremost, and will feat�er and of the,ce, 14( 060 art, in College.;' iof a severe pain in his head. He went into in Goderich for wh Institutes a'rid h gh schools.- Own nests when they have the opportunity, At the -beginning of the I Sebastian's century therid to barber shop Ms head, to have hot clatbls there becamo gifts' were numerous and costly. s they well know that unless they look out ivere no native erang(diRts, v t',applied hilat now there warse. Medical and add wae while ent for ; he wal for theni8elve tio person will take. the* trou. are 7-1,33q' natires teaching th6 GOSP-1 to removed to the Rrunswick hotel and -a t lelw P" ble to for Lhirin, 11-a matter what their their own peo 0 phor�c meseftge sent to his wife in Lonc� on" services or recoi d inay huve bee There Nvere th n no Bible Societiels. ii. there are 0; nd the Driti8h'and Now He soon laysed Foreiatill'; from into an, he unconscious lstatel� d for the a along your sore shouldered' horses an( ge cill me hiledatH. J%cobi's,Hensall. 1726, Is this irigratitude that is the cause of much BiLle Society td ne i6bues fo which ir and one-half away, on Tuesday never rec?veried, evening. ind pa,, 'His wife and sed 4 6ir married life, upon leturning the same to ROBERT Loi MER, BVIge dri,,r, either at Hensall or Zurich. 1727-2" having been united in St. Qoderich, in 1847. Messrs. Peter's church, Horace and .SCO� oil O AL — a he nicht o' Tuesday, Henry Horton are - trie only people. now Februtr 5t', the Christian Endeavor young ..HURON at.M.-itigham, but we hope they il Ve SITOR XPOc siting friends in Lucan, rettimed home good account of themselves before th 'aiember of the firin lie iv re3011ted arrive4. Nair audiLots, W. Perrie and James Calm - by first train. - aron precet tor, W.' P. Ritchie ;, trustees, —The annual riepor of Duff's church, L. McNeil, F. MoNeilo A. McInnes, J. H. W111,101111for 1900, gives the following par4 MeNa r and A_ McNair. 'tioulare : Numberf. -f %in lies, -42 No. of COUNCIL D)IN-G.—Ai the last meeting of members, 110 ; total i eof ipts for ordinary our tDwnshi ) council the clerk, reasurer fund,' '$444-75 ; builcinj � f and receipts, and assessor I of last year were all re-ap- $581.05 ; Ladies' Aid, $383.13 ung ointed at �he former salaries. Messrs. - People's Society,of C)hjistian Endeavor, Nolan McIntosh and George Dobson were $51.90 , Sabbath school, $21.02 ; nmsBion�' appo'll e u i o A a salary of � �10 each. ary a;nd church schemes, q58 80: Annual W. Mitchell as appointed a member of the mecting was held Frid ty afternoon 6f last board of hea,th,.and Dr.�M. Ferguson-med-, week. When theinte-ior of the basement icalh(althofficer, JohnR.oger,of Mitchell, of church is ic?mpleted the premises will be wits appointeO to%N,nahip engineer. John K, ot , commodious and 3ornfortable. aker and 8�rnuel Wright applied for grav- --The other evenin 7 lk young lady of elling to be donconboundary of,Groyand Clinton sat reading pear A fiamp, and hap- 11GIma, from tie 8th to the 9th concessioniz. �ened to be wearing. a el uloid comb, when The council decided to grant the sum,of $50, it caught. fire from the he it of the lamp, and provided the Elina, council gr�nt an eclual her hair was badly butne'4 � before it could aum. It wa� also resolved tha, George be extitiguilshed. The nie it evehing a lady Olivet be pai the -sum of $1,600 on his con. friend who was also wear, rig a similar con -kb,' tract of government drain No. 2 and outlet, bent over in front -of a fi re, when it. also as perengin r's certificate, Aftfir passing took fire, and it was ohly by the most sundr acco uts the council adjourned to a , trenuous efforts that she - avoided serious meet at thelall of the reeve. A ury. Be car of the �_M comb youmear. Mae Ra th r Tho ell has removed Hibbert. -rices, from Ripley to -the far n oln the 2nd co iou of Stanley whl'ch biE purcha-%ed from A PRETTY -WEDDING. —'A ver pretty � r. RobertBoyce-iL siort time ago. Mr, wedding took place at St, Columba i church -,.�athwell is a; native o ' G ciderich township, an Tuesday morning, when Miss 'I eresa L, having been raised oil the Bayfield libe'. O'Counor, daughter of Mr.' Patric i O'Con- Mr. Boyce h '10 purchased i farm of 150 acres nor, was uni ed in the hol bonds )f rn t pear Mitchell. The peopIe of.the neighbor, mony to M . Peter Eckart, of Me illo hood, while welcomiug, Mr. Rathwell, will in the presence o f the immediate rel ea very much regret the ' eparture of Mr. of the contra ating -parties. Precisely 9 1�1-)yce and his eatima le f mily., - a. in. the bride enteredleaning on the arm —The Clinton Newe-Re-0ord of last week of be father while high mass was celebrat-. says : Mr and Mrs. T. R. Jowett, of Bay- ed by Rev. r. Flannery. The bride was field, were in town on Monday. The large beaut fully ttired in fiNwn, with oream, stock shipmenb'from Cliaton-station that oulbings and at to match.; The bridesmaid -day put Mr. Jowett i a i eminISCent mood, was Miss No a Holland, neice of the groom, and he made. mention f, long with a neigh- while Mr. E(kart was assisted by Mr. D. bor, delivering a irov of hogis in Seaforth J. O'C'bianor, brother of the brid ' e Af ter for which they receive - 3 cents per pound. the�c remon3 wall performed the wedding That was over 40 year i af p, and about the party assembled at the home of the bride's same time a neighbor so] i a big load of parents, wh e a sumptuous repast was par- in Goderich for wh ch he wall paid taken of. We happy couple left on the g2ork 50perewb. Thep-iceof hundr pork now is aftemoontra!in for eastern points. The 11weiddi6g about $6,25 per d. gifts' were numerous and costly. —The death rate for �900 in Goderich Their many friends wish them happiness was one of the highest fori many -years, be. ind pi�osperi Y. itig about 13 per 1,100) i hl�bitanto. 'The- actual number regifitere on the town's Hensafl. books was 55, of whol I permanent residents. O('those � , or 4 were not See Marsh 11's great sale ef perty in dying, were over 70, one being 8�, I _14 9-3 advertising colt nine. 17f one 86, two 84 " I Remember that H. Jacobi has moved into one 80, one 79, two 78, each 75, 72, 71 and 70. . two, 76 and one Miller's new block and for the next 30 days is inig There -were also an. V1da extra number between 60 to sell robes, blankft3 anj bc] a at coft. All and 70 and more of heavy and light harness very cheap. Pneumatic than the usual proportion of those of tender horse collars, aranteed- to work safely, so bring years. Thebirths record d for the a along your sore shouldered' horses an( ge cill me hiledatH. J%cobi's,Hensall. 1726, period numbered 49 ar d t —Oa Tuesday of last e marriaues 24. n Losr.—On January 8�b, between Zaric week Captain and Mrs. A. M * McGregor, of I and the Parr Line, a ailkatchewan oi Imitation Goderich, ent6red Buffald Robe. 1he Weir will be suitablv rewardfd upon the 55th S?ear of th 6ir married life, upon leturning the same to ROBERT Loi MER, BVIge dri,,r, either at Hensall or Zurich. 1727-2" having been united in St. Qoderich, in 1847. Messrs. Peter's church, Horace and .SCO� oil O AL — a he nicht o' Tuesday, Henry Horton are - trie only people. now Februtr 5t', the Christian Endeavor young li� I vin -g in Goderich who were present at the folk. will gi' e a bit denner an' social crack ceremony, and needlei a to' say they have in the e sall kirk, doon-staim. When r4re pleasure in exten, ling 'their congratula- W�el Oquaint we'll gang aboone ts harken tions to the allant capt.ai furing and his estilm. yince are tia the sangs an' bit stories o' Is.rig ) able wife� th.s lo g period of over auld aylle - We ken yer likin'an may - half a century they I ave rseen -many and be no acrimp t 1' that sort o' kitchen ta mak' fair radical changes. They a e still bale and our substaXal maist toothsome, Our hearty. lasses bake thle best wheat scones i' the kin - On Sunday mornin8,. �Janury - 20'%, tra a de, anj mithera' baggis -is a maist as about 5 o'clobk th r9siclence W 3 ot John reno tied ao the five loaves an' twa sma Deitz, in Gredi.tor, �vc a di�covered_ to be on filsher. Ye'll be nane the waur o' tumbler Are. Neighbors we're aro sed and soon a o' buttermilk wi' sae muckle ea in'. The williug crowd was on iand %asisting in the literary pair is maist diversified . F singers removalof the house[lold furniture. The an' r-Ecitors o' great renown frae o'er the h Ouse was deatio'yed, It is supposed the borders. The bit fee o' seven pence ha' - flee originated from hot allies thrown in a penny's no worth speakin' aboot, ye micht box in the *oodehed the Oight before. In. a'maiet say t's nathiflg ava'. Come 4wal surance on building and, contents, $450, yel?re a' welc me ta Carmel kirk. LL OAL The building in which the fire started was Loc" BREEFS.—On Friday evening last, only 4 feet from J. G. Yoing's stable, and three rinks of Hensall curlers p1w red with it can be imagined with what effoA the the F� rest City rinks, in which the Lon - firemen worked wh!n they aved I&I r. donerlo were successful. On Monday last Young's building, Thomas. icka,A, two 0 our rinks again visited London, to to forithe We�iternj Ontario —Mr. a well known oomp I tankard, resident of Holmeavil', a, d ed on Monday of wtth he reat'ilt that, while r. C, A. Nlc- last week at the age of 67 years. Mr. Pick- Nnel 'a rink won by six shots, the other ard was a native of Dev)nshire, England, homeEk w I c -re less fortunate, and at the and came to Canada when 19 years of age. close 'of th�ogame the score sto d nine in He was for several ye kra . a minister of the favor Pf Lon n. In the evening a, friendly Bible Christian denon ina Mitche I ion and held ap. game as pl yed between Herlsall and In. I in for pointments at an Clinton. - Some gersol!l rinks! resulting a victory the yore ag6 he retired ftern ihe ministry on home!playero. In this gamgr the -ink skip-' account of ill health, 6nd ngaged . in arm- ped hl� Mr. i John Strey won t e match. ing in Goderiela tow shi Subsequently Hene�ll won by 8 sbots.--Mies Annie and he kept store in Holt iesv ille,- but- of late Miss Helda eek havo been vifitinc, friends. years he hag been livi3g retired. He wag in the township of Stanley during the past a good. useful man. He family leaves a', widow week ior so.-�Tbe Misses Ethel and Vera Mardbek sind of 4 sons a:kd 3 daughters. weKe in Lucan on Sabb la last.— Mr. Walteril. of Listowel, pen�, Sabbath recovered to be able to -drive ho , I W- and Mondayl with friends in Hensill.—Rev. t J. S. "Henderson, is much freer from pain DOTS.—Mr. Hattryon has been con- this week, aid is progressing as favorably fined to the houoe,,i uring the'past week as could be expected.', Miss Clare, Thom - with la grippe . a Lucy Hutchison, of son, Blake, is spending this week with ­Seaf�rth, is visiting er f rother, Mr. F. D. Mieso4ella Spairks.!-- Mrs. M. Ell ood was 110chiso". —Miss A I a Belle -Sadler has confined to her room through illne� a during r6furned home after a ending a month with the past week or so, but is now much im- her. sister, Mrs. Tri k, of London.—Mr. prove�.—Mr; R. Jones and family were F I llam and Mrs W*11* F weett, of Fullarton, visiting friends recently near their former and Miss Goodfello stnt Mr. Mrs. JO8epFh Sunday with home.' Mrs. Jaipes H. Moore wall in Zur- and hi )rria.—Miss Hen- ich a few days ligo, attending the'funeral of derson, who has been Ppendiag some time her mother', :the late Mrs. Fred I Demuth. with her brother, the Rev. Mr. Henderson, The following members -of the f4mily also left on Monday for her ome in Montreal. aftended that mad event : Mrs. R. Pack - She has made many f en( a here who will ard and Mr. * Wm. Deretein, Saginal.mr, Michi- regret her departure —Mr. and Mrs. Win n * !Mr. Ddnnis Derstein and M-�. Joseph have bee Norris, who have bee Bpi riding a couple Oi Vers"t i , Michigan State, and ]Mr. and months with friends here, left on Monday Mrs. Ii. B. Gardeu, of Detroit.— a Thurs- last'- for their h me L I a in Daikota.-- day ternoonof last week, while engaged The funeral of Mrs. So tt arr, which took in op rating the buzz Paw in Welsh's plan- pla.,e at Staffla on Thu ed& was largely at- ing mills, Mr. Harry Welsh had` the min. tended. Much symp thy is felt for the be- f6itu i e to get the tops of the first two fing- reaved ones. —The fuleral of the late M r. ers of his right hand out off above the first Hoggarth took place on Saturday to, the joint. Mr. Welsh at once had, big fingers Presbyterian cemeter3,. His was an old and drese(d, but ever since then he has suffered highly respected resid ant of Hibbert, and great V and has been confined to his room much sympathy is felt for his family in their for te' most part. We sympathize with affliction.—There will be no service in the Mr. Welsh it the loss he"has sustained at Methodist church next 'abbath morning, a seas on when he, together with big brother owing to it being quai terli.service at Zion. William, had a number of contradl a to fin - The pastcirill be prcBen in the evening.— isb.—A free entertainment will be given, Dr. Hodgson, successor tq Dr. Hutchison, under' the auspices of the Epworth League, is now located permanenl�ly in our in idat Mond;;evening. It is termed a " Mystery and will continue to pme'ti�lee here. - meeting." An interesting progra me will kJ -MJLIV X 'JL 9 JL of NY�L Blanche and Alice Petty, who have been at.M.-itigham, but we hope they il Ve siting friends in Lucan, rettimed home good account of themselves before th i,aist week.—Mrs. Shott, of Parkhill who ip � son is out. r-4- H empla ill& Son.,are shi' ppi A. has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. � grain this mreek.--The literary societk i4_ fa. Y A. Johnston, of Willow Hall farm, returned tend - having a brei6la of promise case at �tb6�r to her home Saturday evening.—Mr. and " mock trial " on Friday night next._tig4t Mrs. Hawkshaw, of Exeteri were in the or ten flat -roofed houses will be erec t�d in e village on Sunday, th lilets of their- this neighborhood next summ ,er. b&VR I . daughter, Mrs. well.—Rev. W. 8mi;W& C9mpany, of this plae, Are re�po� 1rang! J. Doberty treated I ir of St. Paul's sible for the it, nova is a Lion. Ther ,.� t ,church and the wardens an I their wives to deal can b said in their favor --Mr. jJob, an oyster supper, on Thursday c,ftning of Knutson h#d the milsfortu-no to break tine Of Und last week, at the residence of Mr. KaipLr. the small bones of her arin by a fall r,n !A Very enjoyable evening was spent by all. icV road last week.��The grippe I iod L -Mies Aggie Kerr asiFted the Presbyterian Win. Wils)n as a prisoner -thit - purel I Zhurch choir, at their fowl -supper, Monda I Y I gather wit i thers. —�N?l r. Peter 'Mc 0ana m-ethig of the -South Huroli onef our mterpri-in- farmcrs, sold -18 h 0 Tarmerbl Institute will be held -in Cox -i I last week,,'at tho high p�L­e of IV; cent - 3 p��r worth's hall, on Thursday, February 7th1 Pound, and realiz!�d ls-)irictiiing ovier-,6r y) hr when a numberOf il3tereatirig addresses w-111 the lot. to pal Wort given, of particular interest to farmers. --1 Yvith� ,be Miss Ross, of Auburn, was in the villagel i Bhumale. ,this week, renewing acquaiDtanaels. OBITUA Y.—O. Tuesday of last - tli, Mr. James Denman pamed away, at tb a are Kippen. of76yearfil. OnThursdayevningafuritAl The store of real economies is the E. Mc� service wa held at the iretidencef tbL, Edn W;nl Faul Co's., Seaforth. It is ever work* I 'log t i of the de�eased., Mr. J. J. Derian, and �In- irniog the remains Frida mo wee tak to, ple; 14 3ave something for its cui3tomers, bilt neve� a guara, i I At the expense of quality. You'll do wiBe � In e soll f�r burial, a-ccompatlied b 113 y :blr r. shopping, get extra quality and save isome- e D nL an and big son, Albert, Air. D n Ithirig by purchasing now anytbildg you are was born :in SaSLkex, E113glanc), in 1824, guild prese jlikely to soor� -ned in Cottons. Sheeti 'Linens, Tickings, Flannels Flannelette when elevon years of age came out to Cai-_ ads with hs father, settling 00 l8toc and 1729,1 He was one time -a blcksmith, and _a$ Great Western -Railway, A-N-NIVERSA.RY SERvicEs.—The annive re- worked on the uii-- till ill health compelled him to Ouit. Ai ary services, in connection with St. rew's church, held on Sabbath last, we�rp at- then moved into the Q16een"m in His Seven tended, both morning and eveningi-by I township. I wife, whose- iiiaiden _t2noie was Miss eeks, pre -deceased bini se _erl e d 04 congregations. Rev. Mr. Larkin'r of ea- . years and since her death fie bad resided gau a -forth, conducted the services, and,preachd 9 ' )Vr With hie is( James J. Three chi1dreirl iablesermons and �vas listened to with wrapt , 'survive hi' . Arthur, an engineer or� the has b 14ttention. Mr. Larkin has a good presence, Canadian We Railway, in British Wit a pleasing voice and an easy, flaent delivery, his, , Mrs, Adams, of Sbeffielti,.En0arld, ,While his matter is the choicest,. There ii �othibg sensational his and James J.,'of'Bluevale. birthi in th about preaching, NoTy.s.- i but his sermons are eminiently practical, ; The g9da let slip tbatfleudih grip plain and instructive, while they are deliv. Upon Ine last week 8 ' day— un !Conaf ered in such a way as to create ,thought and No fiercer etorm than racked my form leave an impression. On Monday evening, Ver a. ept the Bayf Fundy the fowl supper was held, and what prom- What &cbes and pain in bone -9 rand broin ised. to be a grand; success on _�abbatb, had dampening I had,'�I I , I 1. need not mention ; I 190-1 tr-easi. its effects on the Monday even. It seems . - Ito me such pangs must be i Xngq by the big storm which qet in durinA Old 8atan's own invtion." I , the whole day, which was seemingly yery Eugene Field's lines will find a ready leek o unfortunate- for the managers- zind the good ladies of the congregation who bad made n I I in almost e,';ver_v house for miles, for there to FRobe, vv� small preparation' to supply' the large ati � scarcely a family hat miEsed the grqp e, or rathery thlii;'t the grippe missed, 8 Peo_ Ss we to $f �endauce of people expected and wbic 1 ple have been very ill with it.—We we je Would have been out- bad not the qt'ormy in. But men Z, I I misinformed when we stated th4t 1r. ,61ements stepped have �Ontrql over t ese th figs. However, therel Richard Johnston was a directorf Instead, it hae be L Mr. was alvice audience present, and the ladiel I Company- should- Thomas Sfrach&m Air. Johnston wa.3 at an -a 6f the congregation, who always do well on -occaeions of this kind, never did better leprinti one time a ilire or, but is not either in respect of quality or quantitV, Mr. Daniel M-ebonald, of Palmetstoril via� ited at Mjr. George. MroDonal,&s._ I cmdi After supper, which was served in. the ballit D. . Fralser'and A. McE wen a d ur,' i the allLdience repaired to the churebr. The paLstor, Rev. S. Acheson, occupied th berry township books on Friday -last.- t. Mrs. 'Andrew Gemmill, of -Tumb cand-h .-tiono A chair, and the proceedings were opened and visite in e vi: age t ii wee Xnany a selection from the choir, tinder the I ership of Miss Crawford, and their a ee. , was in esew - r, n a Ls�t._t_ LL 3ais E, ei. �tioRh, both on Sabbath and Monday evelairig, While occop&nyiTig the remains of the 18�4 at R were much and deservedly admiredr. k"X- Mr. Derimin to Wngbarn station, on i ri- day morning last, Mr,. John Ale"er w" addresses were given by the speak - orawhowereonhand. Atthe closes, cord. taken suddenly ill with pararlys'is ,of tbe I ial vote of thanks was tendered to all who stomach. He was carried- ito the Qixeen!a hotel, where he remaine'd 'until suffiel�ntly ; ad given a helpiDg hand to make this anni. la recovered to be able to -drive ho , I W- t z beQ eeti versary occasion A success. Although th 3 �anticipations of all were not, fully realized, 2 n understand - he is quite, as 'usual agall a nun I still, when all did sowell,this isonethita); Mr James,Dicktion, who watiolected wrde� of Perth county, by acclamation, last week, to be grateful for, Land that there was n , bitch from the start'to the finish to mar th ) is a cousin f Mr. John Black, Of Turnberry. 'his at AN -event -enjoyment bf all present' —Mr. Hugh Casemore has rented farip -has AvIlen NOTF.S.—Mills McCalphen, of Sernia, iE in Turnberry, and gone to Ma-ais U6, was I the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mie 'higan... Mrs. Cmernore and ebildre wifi lff�oyl`l Mra. R. Clegg.—Mr. Alex, Sinclair, of the remain here for a time.--�-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKersie f -the 6th concession of '�� 'u rn,� Kippen road, the p"t week, disposed of a berry,. atte'nided the funeral of the I& -.ter!z John fi,ne span of heavy horsesto Mr. John Fenia, of r Hibbert, for the nice eum. of $350'. The brother, Mr. - Arthur Reddaway, of 11 trat T-e'dd 'hopr Messrs. -Sin'clair are' good horsemen, ano ford, on Tuesday of last week. . Mr. away belon to the firm. of Rose I and and --a 4now how to get their horses in good shapei ged Reddaway,'� grain buyers. -14t, -is reported Icuttik -t-eith for the market.—Mr.' John Cooper, of Howick, was calling on friends here the that Mr. James Snell,.of this village,� has 'Wingham, eiffort past week.—Messrs. Bell and Cooper, who bought a farm near from 1' -Dr. have been in Strathroy for some weeks, Chisholm, and will remove his familyito it in M-olrch.-�-Mr. John King intends to build have'returned home.—Mr. Arthur Ta ylor Of Petrolia, is spending a few pleasoint day i a large barn. next surnmer.—Mr. 'Robert follom t the parental homie, —Mr. James Mustard, tf Leathorn, of Turnberry, is down with Corn. gestion of the lungs.—Mr. Charles Maguire, T. M. Manitoba, is epending a pleasant vis* I � at the home of his cousin, Mr. Jame's Me station agent, received word the latter part F. Pal .Gregor, Tuckeramith. —Miss Bella, Bonth. of last week tbwt his sister was - dead at their home L near Barrie. Mr. Mag�li'rf � le�t lector healtl ron,'of Hay, was a guest,this week at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. James McEwen, for home, !and a relievin agent was sent Me offlice) Tuc'keramith. —Miles Murray'rof Westmin- here from'Chealey, to charge of the station d ring his absence. —Amang those �l re -eve zed t ster, is visiting with her uncle and aunt,Mr Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fisher, of Stanley L who were seriously ill last week Jere.: a Corn , and among other friends. —Mr. Robert Craw I Mrs. McHardy, Mr. Frank Scott, Mr. for th ford, of Clinton, was, on Sabbath last, ren Walter Patterson rand Mr. Thomas Cou tes; Mrs. Coultes next i dering big services in assisting the choir o, was -also very ill. All rar;e progressing favorably.—Mr. James M�. —1 towni 8t. Andrew's church on their anniversary also Miss Aggie Kerr, of Hensall, wh o, ot� Hardy injured his hand on a dog on the Beers i former coloasions, has' given her er Vice" s' 'nerously. carriage in the saw mill, one da.7 last week, and was.laid off for a week or so in Ones- clerk tyre, e Mies Kerr is a good of geraLn g n well our people know W—Miss Bisho 0 quence.-!-At the conclusion of Mr. Stanley- WM.. Usborne, daugh-ter of Mr. A. Bishop!qqX McKeown Brown'S South African war' leo- R, H. M. P., during the week, Was Visiting Writ ture, in Gderich, on Tuesday elrenirig Of and I her cousins, the Mi'sses . Cooper.—The gran last week, Fred. 8bannon was preil ntoa with a medal by the Hamilton bran of A by. from pertirions in St. Andrew's church, on the pas I Abbath, by Rev. Mr. Larkin, of Seaforth, the Royal Humane Society, for his br,4,ver Y , r _JMr ,have been highly commented on by our peo. in rescuing Hubbard Miller from drowining, in the Maitland river, last summer.. 3,filler r i Implox ple. Mr. Larkin is a good speaker, and well imay Seaforth people be proud of thr eir is a Turnberry boy, and was attending, the uniii: Pas- tor. This was Mr. Larkin's first visit, and Goderich Collegiate Institute at 'the 6imel. _Mr. Win. G.Patton *has bought, a thor- 4, 112__� we hope it will not be his last.—Mr. and Mrs. D. Hay, of this village, attended'th OUghbred Jersey cow from Mrs. Tamly','n, of Stratf funeral of Mrs. H&LY'll father, Mr.Hoggarth, Winghana, for 175. It is regir-tered i1i tbe American Jersey Club.—At their first meeV Archl collid4l .near Cromarty, - on Saturday last.—Mr. Archie Scott, of Seaforth, who it, b no' ing for the year, Morris council re i)po� nted AboUtr �man among pianolil and organs, the pas I Wm. Clark, at a salar of $130 -, rt,appoint- y John Watson, asseagor, at a 8ldary f 470 ice bi he 10 week was in the village, calling, DI, on 'O friends of bye gone da3i. Mr. Scott ha # and appointed R. Johnston wrid 10. B�aeko tends been doing a good streak of business in thi auditors, salary $8 each. Mr. Wrn. J*mem Johnston was appointed member IofJ the to hi the gl in the way of selling instruments might have proved - serious to on board of health, and Dr. MeAab medical- feare� ,—What burg, on Saturday evening last, hap health officer.. The council will niect#gAfn 9 injuri ,little I pened in Mr. 11&3�'a dwelling. . Two lamp _On February Iltb. All -the council uresent rat the last eeting, viz ; W li&m noun( the 1 ,were standing on the table lighted, and on of the little boys, who was ar out'( labister, reeve, and Messrs. Code, Jac, playing 'heavily on the on, the table, leaned rather Shaw and Taylor, councillors. mr. or ,to *,ide, causing both lamps to upset, one is che only newly elected member. —A le !e aining on the table and the other fallital storm raged here on Monday night. On the floor. Fortunately, one went out,and be rendered in conneCtiOD with tie enter- the one on the floor was soon got under con —The annual report of the Ontaridl 1, ;nitely, tainment -and for which excellent frol, without any serious results except stitute for the ducation of the blind, indi- Gr ev. tallent has also been obtained. .— spoiling the carpet. Mr. Haiys feels ver cates a decrease in attendance. There- w-eie, DmFT-s, —Mr. Thomas trachan has been Mr. Lines Sparks is still suffering from the !thankful for hie narrow escape of bein in attendance during -the year ending Set appointed census e(min esioner for BRot effects of a very severe 2old.— i88 Rose �ef tout in the cold by having too muc tembfir 30th,, 1200, 61 males and 5-24e e ' gene)rA I tilt Huron. A better appz)iritment could not YouDgblu't is recovered sufficientl3 from her peat- which number is slightly less -viailon -in have been made.—Mr., Peter MoNiel deliv. very severe burns to admit of her ,oing, but. previous year. —Provincial Medical Health Oftleer ity ered a pig at Ethel, 14st week,' w))ich —Rev. Mr. Anderson. of London' conduct- track. weighed 625 pounds, Ores ed weight. That ed service in Carmel Presbyterian church on Wroxeter. Bryce has prepared a statement of the s nall- I pox in the province of Ontairlo up t�6 1.3 -many.. is the kind of pigs our fathers used'to de- Sabbath last, morning and evening, and will I WE have started the Saw Mill for th� IS i light in 40 years 6go.—h1r. John Mae day last. Altogether there were I c weeil, ban, continue to take charge of the services and eason, and ate prepared to do custolli sa I erial on —Special memorial untler, lath and shinles. Cash for 1rood.logs 8 being in Thunder Bay, diitrict, 4 in ' A� 17th concession, is getting the mat work for some, time. " I Ager of -r' inds, particularly maple. Large stock of g9ma, and I each in Fort William Mb d1& the 01 the ground for a newl barn and rflaiderice. services were held in the different churches )in hand, also ludiber, etc. GaBlsoN BROS. 17-22-tf vainly Messrs. J. Greig and Johill Speiran, are also on Sabbath fast.—Mrs. Laing of near. sex. and Sault Ste. Marie. Ten of tb6 I INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.—On, Friday I getting material read f r the erection of Cromarty, is visiting her daugh er, Mrs. V patients are still sick. All of the caseal are npw resic . iences next vening last, Court Wroxeter, No. 267, Can, in quarantine. Ateeri spFing.—Mr. David W. H, Harburn.—Miss Susan Milville hail :dian Order of Foresters, after disposing of —The congregation- of Cookes Dobson, and son, who eavf been visiting old been spending the past month o - so flear chi o% be ordinary business of the loage, installed Toronto, ot which Rev., . M r, Paterson wa* posit! friends in Ethel and 'other parts of the her former home,'in the neighb rhood of I I I it -rain Uwnship, return 6e following as officers for i new term :1 formerly pastor, contemplates extedi ig .4 A shortly to their home in Cromarty. --Miss Jessie McM.6rtin is 0. R, Robert Black ; C. R.-, John David- -ourt, Manitoba. The youno lal is a. native of at present in Bru'ssels visiting her sister. call to Rev. A C.. Hoseack, formerly past6r on ; V. C..R., Win. Knox ; recording see- 0 Ply `01 Manitoba, and had ne�vet been in Ontario —We are pleased to see Mr.-Thoras Simp. of Parkdale Prgabyteriau church, and latitei- retary, R. J. Ratio ; financial flecretaryWm, ly editor of the Presbyterian Review. Rev,,'. age 0 before, and when p%asidg a field With stumps, son on the street again, he having been con. M. Robinso ; treasurer, John Bray ; ehap river when coming here, wanted to know from filled to big room for a-nurnber �f weeks' : Mr. Hoseack has been urged to go into. Brown ; 0 Jain, D. W. Rae ; S. W.., Leonard politics, but prefers to resume inii abtal his father what the farm rs drove all the through a severe attack of la'grippe.—At a - In rial J. tV., John Ghllespie ; S. B., Thomas work. to! --M.r. Jaeob Lon meetivg of the council, held on' Tneed J. B., Alex. Gibson ; C. D., 4obert - —The body of Samuel Harbison a youn$ posts in the ground f�r, 9 i lay Smith has purchased the Uni4n hotel property at evening 16.st, Mr. Win. Colwell !was ap- Plack conductor, R. Mitchell. Aste' Cranbrook, paying for it the sum of $1,100, pointed asEessor- for this year.-4Mr. and rancher, who was lost in a snowstorm itt CON-GRATULATORY.—AIdistinctive mark of October last, was found n Friday, 13 miles and he will continue its'pr prietor. Mrs. James Beverley, of Exeter, fo�rmerly of e stion will be conferred upon Dr. Mo- CIIURCTI MATTFRs,— ! I rcrn the annual re. Hensall, were in the village on Sabbath last, r i from his ranell, on Point Lefth Creek, mieat' ) Dpopn 0, led the worthy member representing La Battle river, east of Lacombe, rth. port of Knox church, trE ribrook, we learn visis.iog relative. —Miss Violet Qluff, of that, . )illast Harop at the approaching session of the the congregation contributed last year, Tuckeramitb, who was in the villa e recent- weit Territory. He bad unsaddled near Dominion Parliament. He is to be made. smal group of willows, tied big borse to $1,018.59, which inchidee a balance of ly for a week or so, visiting her gra dfather, 4eputy speaker, and the Liberals of the con- bush, wrapped himself i Jamid 1 $68 82 from the previous yelir. The expen. Mrs. Win. Whitesides, has retu home. — n his saddle blabktt t rue tituency very heatily congratulate him on and evidently laid dow vi_ ditures included $500 oil inister's stipend Miss McAlpin, of We ford, who is visiting be a a and slept to amime und 0 ppointmen' c , Re is Ue happy pos-'� death. His borse had got the rope ar and r of esF I but, �57.85 for Indian f 70 for I 'her aunt, Mrs. R E. Clegg, of Ki peti, -was eas three 't' _entiaI8 " for the clutieg, its heels, tripped, and was unableto get UP - church schemes ; $35 fo. P"ecentor 9326 for in the village this week, renewing cquaint- Caretaker, and $26 for home mission fund. ances.—Mr..J. Blaney and big sister were i )amely, a plea�ftng and courteous manner, a and bad perished with its master. only 3 stf-an n reat fund of knowledge, iind a well bal- 14 son came from Hamilton, 'and was about 2� These, with other am 11 items, fooit, up to Lucan, on Sabbath last, visiting f iends. ind. 'Rudyard Kipling's lines re- A year, derst ,�-Q996.06, leaving a bal4nce of $122 53 on —Miss tepherilson was in Clinton On Satur- need rn " will apply in this case d of ,"ge. ? the V ating to Bobs,, —Abo t 4 o'clock Wednesday morning band. The-chureb is irf a healthy condition day and Sunday last, visiting-ber pirents.— rx aind should do good Nvoik in 1901. The A number from our village attended the an- He ij5 liffle, but lbea wilse fire broke out in Mr. Daniel Dclanei�# members of the sessiola are : Rev. D. B, niversary services and fowl suppe held in He's a terrrr for his ize. summer resort at Trout Lake. When. Nlr* P -McRae, moderator and alerk ; Jaines,H. connection with St. Andrew's re�byterian NoMi.—A union memorial service will Delaney saw that nothing coul I)e d`00 be, Wati McNair, George Patterson, John McIntosh, church, Kippen, on Sabbath and I Monday �e held in the Presbyterian church on Sat- set to work to rescue his family, who *erel ill 0 W. E. Cameron, W, d W. evening last.—Saturday, Februaryi2ad, be- rday next, the date of the Queen's burial still in the burninj building. He sucetled- . Ritchie an I V 1-allille Perrie. The members of he managing com. ing the day that our late beloved ' ed in'getting all out with -gafety t-xcepting !Queen is �:-Our curlers beat Brueselze on the rink here no Imittee are': J. H. McNlr, secretary�-tream- to be buried, the Rev. W. J. Dob�rty will t week, and were defeaed 'by Lucknow one little g^irl. He went back into the bvrn- I . T urer ; A. McInnes, F. Mdweil, R. Douglas, bold service at St. Paul's cburcb�.6 at two It"Winglaam, a day or two afterwards.— g building for her and was overtaken I bX the flames, and both were I)l1r,0e. Alex� Perrie, J. P. A' cIhtosh, N. J. Me. o'clock in the oifternoon.—Thf� Misses Our hockey boys aleo got a dressing down 0 VF ���