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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1901-04-19, Page 4- I _7___,_____ � -1 , . __ __1 - 1-1_11 .1 - __-_-___,__t__, I . � I . . - I I I I __ I - . . i � - I I . . 1. - - i It - , SPY, _9010 go MIN � -*ON'. --,---. _ - � - . , . -_ I __.. I . " I - X_ _ __ .. - I � — _ � _____,____,___,_ ------- . . - � � . . I . � . . I � . I I . I . : . . I A - . . I � I . . I � - . . - . � . I . - , . . � . I, . . . . � . . . . . I _ 1-1 ______ - - �-- — - - — T�� - . I - - - � 6- -- '. - -- - - I I - . . . � . . . . . . : . - . - I I i i . . . . . I ; . I . I I I � I I I . . t � . . I I . I I � . , - _� - . I . . I I �. I . .- . � .t- -- I . -, �� - -_ - .. —,-- � . I - I . , I - . I � - . i .� I . I - . . . I � I _-, ___ , ___ ____ _,---"--, ___ - _ , - -_ -_ I - -I 11�_� t - .1 I . . I I � I . I - - . I f: r . ! . . ! . . . . . I . I I - . I , . I I 'I I : ! ; i 4 1. I . . 1: 1 i �� :: O... . I . - �i . � I I . . . I i . i . 4 - . . . 1. I . . - :� 1 1 1 �� .- ; - I I . ; . I . . 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NXW ADV8RT119HL%1F,'NT8 p,�rliamentv, both local and J)ominion, tire thent, sho d be disonseed opeily and above tion, but desir d that the P60P : � � . .� i . d - � . — too unw - - of this break the primeval fore4t in that locality. � 1 � . - -1 ieldy, and I do not think the inte'r- ! . �, P, - board on he - ublid platfor tunity of -those pereons who com- � .;. � - � . - -1 -r,wo,%v -bo p>renthe-,11o, or exch e . � ation sho Id have an o She was one ol . ; ��, vr The fign,lt h( a . P � . - pp I : � i �_ I� - � r. sts of the people would stiffer one iota bi. . . � � - .� c,,�, .Ie-io,ra the ova of t1an -,n� t r on which the public. pro 0,.and not i ves what t Is. . ; ; � I � - _� ,. e - saying for themsel THE D. iUG TEST, - ' � � f 1'_�� I obange. Oa the'contrary, I am firmly lof . . n a tap room ,or a � 11 hought of manded the respect and steein of all with � i �� * i - h . : i . I x- - � � i � '. , _ a tv.-vt1soment will be found. � it. And they believed that oil an educe" whom she cam( in ccutacto a thorough � . . j . : I- i I 11 � : . .. 'I the opinion that the business would be in e fence corner,,ss it is that cer tain measures tional campaign would brin tit stronger friend and oeighbor. She was a -3onsiiatent r - . 3 i " � -1 � . I . .- I rwe! fail Resulti-Grf fg ,t Afacdo ia'd I � ; f I ! , n 1; I 1, _ Special Bargainv-�ft-K[ no i & l3o -5 i � expeditiously transacted, the intere%to-o coin - ing be fore Parliament s iould only be vote -in favor c f 9 0 . +.1_1._f__4J__9_# __ : . � � r I I prohibition th h before. member of the Prebby �erian church; she . __9 . 1 __9__4__0 1 . . _. : I i a I I _4 4 -0 -1 +M1-+4-1-++-1+++ � � 11 I . . I. . 0 0 V, 1 1 Is �� . Z. - 11srgain Snaps-r,enrm d & Ci -6 sections would be. as fully considered, �d die or And so we now have two abron' ptoo',s that eaves a grown up, family to mourn her lose. . I I . . � --;i Thu D. ug Test - 1. V. Fcaf-1 cussed on the floor of -the Legislature i L 71 , i � I 1 the cost much less than under present con- . � . -� � ` WaA PAPOr-C. W PAPBt- 8 1 - prohibition of t lie liquor traffi . iOould be a -The mad ne6 was peceived in Brussels- . � � ��: i-�intrnlBtyiiinoqscolle,ct,-W.J Etllct�-s - ! ditions. In this connection the Dominion in the committoac room, and not in the -dark I 11 I , . ' ; . I good thing for Ontario. Fire , that after Tuei,day evening A labt ;week, that Angus I E very drug that comes, i store is tested by the .. I I I i, I w_ luoreaser )-our Earninze- r,, 0. a -6 - I to. our i � ... I Parliament, will'shortly have to face one ,of, corners of the House lobbies. As a corollary being tried in Maine for a loingl1period of McKay k .1 I r - .1. � i - _. - , � i was illed at Shedden, Elgin ! I � -, L,ington'toDanegelt-F, 0. Atlrill5 � two circumstances. The main pArliamenta,iry to this am(ndmiant, the e ahoald be an act years, it wae'voted into the constitution of county, by a Mic Igan 0�eutr I train, at I latest,� im ` oved methods be ire it is placed in stock, so -- � I - .�� I _,_ . . _; .4 uqtion Lzx'c-T. R. ll:tyff -6 I I ft 1i I � , P - . I 1. I. 1, ! b ildi was large for the time of its erde- � . a that, � , - %r Wari X. king -9 - ui ini � Fatte I the State by ti o -thirds voki � . i I passed. rcqairing every , lector who in not a 6f the people. o'clock that 'd He was a section man � �, x -harehaldc 's llceting-u.'r - -31 years ago -but it, is altogether too ,9 -_ ' , - - I - - Ka -6 . I tion � . � 7 . - * . - ': �'. ,- Y hysically ilisabled,to - a trial of ha)f a century, and was struck b r the e4ine as he crossed -hem strictly pure and of -_ _� . Second, that after we are willing to guarantee t " . , � ne-2-S. Mulle, t & Co. -S � � small for present; requirements. There in P -p to 1the polls and " . the' - I I i � Wnder Twl. 1 7 I . . . � 9 far more than L vo thirds, practically three. the track only iving - ;,hree-quarters of an I � � . . � I Pubbor Tlrc4_ R. Devert-ttax-5 � 5 � I i - � I - � I . I P Of I - I Dot a room in the building that will accom. deposit his ballot, on paf- of 6eing disiran. , hi hest quality to be had. This explains in a, measure tille, � :1 � I I T,j Rent -S. B. Sniale-5 I.- � In , quarter@, of the representatives, fresh fro' 0 � � . . . _� � - . ni hour after and ne er reglued consciousness. � � - . - . ! a 11 . � . �� - - . . - . � I . I S i tit in Grain -A. WI]Foo-6 modate the railway ,committee ; ther 1 i's n!ot hieed. ' With these two very simple addi- the people, hava again declared; in its favor. A wife and one child r drug' couliter as our customers can always � � I . . �. - � � i I I ur ive Deceased . I =; � .4 �-out Shoels-R. Willis & Son -6 a spare r6orn for any purpose, and commit. c ' And the people f that State v a I , 11 _. I � : _ Mite Go-.dTHngs--0. Bal&%�.n_8 ' : � tees have often to I I double up " in order *to* tions to out cle6tion law, peramal canvass, %0 -an intelli. was a son of - -V "illiarn ciaDy, recently of ) � . , - . - � . . . �. - - - C ocr Secd -J. McGinnie -8 1. - gent people and have more money in the Brussels, now -of Herrin ton, Perth county. � � I � - : .1 , � hold their mectings. There are not half, a ing and it* accompanying' e% Us would b li", depend on getting a good ar icle at Fear's drug store. Filling I i �� I T ,� ('4rdc-n Seeds-3-Han.ittort & Kerstake-8 . 0 savinga banks to their credit p"r head -two , -On Monday of last week, Richard . . � I � � . . � z. �! I Ctsmic 0p#ra-2-C.ardno'a Opera flit!. -S . doned, a f P � �� , _ � . 4,11 vote would )e polled and or threa timea o ver than tho4e of any other 'Irwin, -of Clinton, receiv d the @ad news of prescrip I 11� . . - , 4 -Mrs. J. Darwin -8 � i ts , : . , , . , I her, ' tions an what they call dozen vacant seats in the Commons chain. &bon q - , � - - I __. � For Fit 41 I Ond if the number'of representativez is I th exactly 7 ! - `�_.. I . ' .a better cl% in oil, -men would b( procured an State or Provinde on the conti rit.pf death of his sc n1a wif fo,r, - - . :1 . Just Received- t. airdn 3-8 i . incre' " - the Mrs, John Irwin, 1 � .� �, Ased, as is sure to, be the case after Uie .1 ' . � - , I -, _ �_ L,v-n R-oller-Ii,fra, -0. johnaon-8 ' i - iw makers. The business of the 11 lob- - - - - and every article of tha highest grade, makes you Sure, when � �_J t i � . at the age of about 35 e ra. She had o I I � I I . I Girl Want d---Mrg. P At. Cheancy-8 I i census, in the Northwest at least, I do not - t nly - � Discussing the alleged def 0�8 in.tho On- been ill a short while, he cause of death I I, .. � � � . I � Cotnttth�fo.,er, F,tc.-p il%y- s � - I know whe're tile now members will Bit, 11 byist " won d also be gone. But until thin - 'o rc taking or using it, that you are getting all the benefit L I � i - �_ � C�utton-ff. ife%we--s - I I less on the knees -of - some other merni: is done the .obbyiab will thrive in all our tario education Pystem, the Toronto - Mail behIg appendiciti i. Interment took place � uhat � � . . — ___ i I �. i . ; � � at Hespeler, whe -e by request she was laid ; I � I - �___ I The Government 'will, therefore, have 4 BaYs :1 " Meantime our boys ind girls are can be obtained from the article you use in its most colicen. � � : O" Parliameii.t.- and no power can suppress him. to rest side the remains of her mother. . I I i- face the problem of either cubt down the � - leaving the public school w1th but the be , I e I � ,� , I � - Like begets like, .and the man who wine his I Her father and i brot�er, living at Bow. -trated form. I . � I � ,I � , � - number of representatives to Va"r9liament or I . � j � 'T 1 � .1 ght A"Ittroll &#000to scantiest and most vague and',fra mentary manville, survive 3er ; she also leaves twin i I � I I t : - I . � 'k . � �� - 'he position by "lobbyi,ig 11 will alw y av ig ; � � . . I I I I- - .1 . else materially enlarge thebuildings, as t a a h a a knowledge, and are being handicapped per- isonsi aged 12 years, and her husband, to - . 11' I � : i ; . � I - Commons chamber cannot be enlarged with. warm, side for the 11 lobbyist," a d � � i I . . � I � 11 � . r I - . - — I . a wi 11 -is extended. . I # "*#tftt4#,�j'#"#*00####** i i . . . I � � I SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, April 19th, 1901 On' an extension -of the buildiug,.and this manently in the battle of life." Strange, whom general sympathy , ! . I always be liable to fall a prey to his wiles. isn't -There died at the family residence in 11 t I . . ; I � - � I . . And I , !, . � .- will spoil its symmetry. it? And y ti, go where hey will, the Exeter, on Saturday,' April 6th, Jane : _,��p ' - . ',, ' � �� I � West Huron LiberAls. i . � I . � . world over, Oat rio boys and gi r1i not only Harding, beloved wife of Mr. Christcpher ! � 1� . I Editorial Notes And Comments. hold their own, ut almost inviriably come -Baskerville, sr,, &� the age of 82 years. I. V. Fear Ithe. Druggis I West'Huron Liberals are preparing to -got The Best Way to Stop Liobbyin . - . to the top ano� distinguish tienilelve , � 1. -7 t ) - id that if Sir Wilfrid Laurier can many walks of life. � B in Old age and a general ibreakiniz f the - - � (0(- � - - I. into shape for the approaching bye-electiol,11 For years there have been matteringo at d It is Be If the sviatern under system was .the cause of death.- alpho( de- . I _�.:, " for the Legislature. ' � i .1 spare; the th ne'he'will take a t 7ip to British which they have been educate,1' is so very ceased moved to Exet6 with her husband . . t - ' A convention has been marmurings against-, the growing, practic defective, will ti a Mail please'explain how I SEA ORTIffs . I I summoned to meet at Dangannon on Tue e )f Columbia aid the 'coast, soon after Parlia., this is ? from Centralia a few yeare ago, and durin - , . . I . 6- lobbying in the' Legislature, until, this lai it . I I . - . I I d ay mellt close@ He will be ac ompanied by � I : that time has been much esteemed atil - I I � �, the 23rd inet., at 1 o'clock p. in. The , session these murmurioga broke out, in �o . - �. ' � i . - - ' I . � .. . respected. She leaves to mourn her demise . i - I several of his colleagues, including the. Mr. H. A, Gwynne, Reuter's EpeCiRl war " For we know that if our earthly house 31 store wall ;.Mr. John King will build ,A fine . � I object of this convention in to elect officels 11 open and public protest on the prart of U ke Minister of the Interior a sorrowing husband aino three sons. - - I . I . . i � this tabernacle be, dissolved, we have a up-to-date barn 160x70 feet, with stone i I ' 17 � . � , � � I . 0 and. select ,a candidate. The latter, we and ti e Minister of Teorrespondent. in South Afric writing to � , . . � . I press, particularly of Toronto. ' In Customs. It i , a I ... � - a spee(h , s also said the I arty m%y ex. th -A horse belon ging to � Mr. John Voolker, buildingiof God, aiihouse not made wiib stabling beneath ; Mr, John Wesser a new - I - - I e e3itor of the L-)ndon Dail Chronicle 1 $ - I -1 �. I . fan.ey, will only be a matter of form, there in the Legislature, shortly- before tend their t. ip to Dawson. I of Hay township, nade t1i lively around hands, eternal in the heavens.'1-2 Corint i kitchen ; Robert Sbaw, raising and improv. . �� its cloa ), . I . � r .- � - - 7 g ho, tw - replying to some faille tions made the Exeter depot ne morning recently by isne, 5:1, A laige number of friends gat i". barn and building stone stable ; Mr. : I � . . ; - Hon. Mr. Foster in a ot in i ��,' I against the Britiih soldiers in �outh Africa running away. ing in cred to express their !sympathy with tl ie � � . bein 67, opinions as. to who the canZ" the Premier' made re'ference to, these pr) � I 11i in ; . - . . . date will be, ' H-cn. J. T. Garrow has, . . . .rho Con. -, Is be& t was standi . . Sagmuel Vanstone, of Turnberry, will build �,% . ;, We tests and warmly resented the imputation the yard when th south train pulled in, bereaved family and testify to their estee n a house, and Messrs. Peacock, Shed -don and . I 1� . . servatives o West Hastings have held their among other things says: I`o I have the I . � - � no-tice, expressed his willingness to fig'ht thj�e that lobbyista had undue influence in the : and becoming fr ghtene started, to run, of the departed.' Among the relativ)t McCutcheon, of Morris, have Cktensive barn . I . I co vention v nd have, selected a a their candi' testimony of 0100 'of Dewet's men, taken u ,Ygy an � . battle to a finigh. This being the case ht, Legislature. He said : . ' upsetting the lo d Mr. Vaelker into prepent at the funeral were Mr, James � building and improvements to make. Mr. I . : - 1. � . . I ar � I - da e Mr. E, Gu3s Porter', a rising y prisoner at Botiaville. He said to me : the road and then made a dash for liberty, John Riddell, Pierson, Manitoba ; Goor John AtIoNsughton is now busy en - lar i - . � . � will assuredly, be the unanimoun choi3e of " Corporations bad ' oung I The war is,a 4 -d w g � ,.but thank -ging the I - I I - : ' but was captureo� before going far. Mr. A. Riddell, Iowa ; Airs. W. Stovin, Del) barn on -the old Gillespie farm, Turnberry. I . � � . � . . the right to co""' barrister of Bell-eville. Mr. PC rter obtained God we know we can leave ou� wives and Voelker escaped with a few slight bruises, raine -(sons sad daughter) ; Mr. and AIt i Mr. George R n contract for most . . the. convention, and ,with a good, stron' there,juat i, - ; . .. g all any eltiz,3n n the- land had : I I , -considerable notoriety during the Ponton daughters with the full confl but the buggy and harness were somewhat Thomas Foster and Mtn. Alex. Foster, I of these buildings, -Mr. Robert G. Case . . f and vresent their view@. a eyhas the I I I - pull on the part of the Liberals,'he will be It was th � d ce that no I 0 g Qly . . � 4 - . 7 T, i of Parliamenb that the' ec-called lobbyier, trial at Napanee a couple of y4 ars ago. : 1, � ,,, . olected by such sit majority as will make fue. He harm will befall them at the nds of the damaged. Tara ; Mr. and Mrs. Vallie Knechtel, ( . ' more arrived hot-ne from M.Anistjque, ',M ' I . ich- I . . � � I . . I who came with money in'his hand had Ic! 0 defended the young bank clerk in that titial, English" " A higher complime t than this, . -Mr. Wm. Bagahaw,, teacher, of Fair- Seaforth ; Miss Lou Oilimette, Toronto 1 - igan, on Tuesday. ; L � . I . I - 4� He did . BoLui � - - ther protests futile. - I place in the lobby of the House. . - 6 and in this way, no doubt, wo. a place in � ; i � I � - !1( coming from such a roe, con] scarcely be fleld, and son of W i B haw, of the W, K. aud-Alies Irene McLeod, St. Marys , I 1 �7 ' L i such an iadividual as the lobbyls i. the affectioni of the peop! ny Mon. ' a� I __ ; � — I ! �, 't know ' e of 73,alloville and paid to a It is more tl�an could be 3rd concession of Srtephe" ghiso underwent other members of .the family are. Rober�-,", . , _ - The Legislature Prorogued. i' Such men as Mr. Blake, President Loudol,,. of the riding generally, It � I 4 - which mill stand him truthfully said of the solcliers ofl -almost any 1�, �� I I � � . I Mayor Howland, members of the! board of in good steild n � an operation at th hand of Dr. Wi8bart, at Pilot Mound, Manitoba ; Howard, Hensall. I � � I I Qw. other country in the world under similar I � . I The gatario law makers have follome trade, School of Science a A Women', , circumstances. 11 assisted by Dr. Br)wniugj, for appendicitis, PUrsou ; � Thomas, at Auburn , Mrs. �-: FoRMALDERYDR,. -For destroying smut I I a - - - - . � I Z . 1' and which proved to be * different disease 0aimette., at Londoiaboro ; Mrs. A ,McGil � in seed grain, . with directions for uaing it'l- I . I . or I : I .very closely the programme we outlined for Christian Temperance Union could rot be The report is again revived tl at the miehl. � than was expected being growth on one at Blyth'; Mrs. W. Cunningham, in Hu � ' - "I . I . . Dr. Uxediartnid's Dru : I � ,g Storej Hensall, Ontaric I % � . I called lobbyists. I � i - I theirilast week. They concluded busines, -They were here as Pe- bers of the House ot Commo a are to in. Huron Notes of the intestines, is now ying in a critical I - -2 "I I titioner3 for His Maje . I . �l lett; and Miss Agnes, of Londesboro. 1739 i i 1� . sty':j, subjects, as ha i � f � . abon'd twelve .o'clock Friday night, san crease their iLeesiocul indomnit' before ibe -Clinton baud has been re -organized. condit,iou. It is expeetkd, however, that, I ,L00AL BuiL,Fs.--The ladies of �,30uth . I-, . n . b -16n the privilege ever since M!)gus Chartaf . I I r U . z " God Save the King," pelted ea i returns, the he will recover. Ris mot . -- , - . . I --h othe close of the present ses6ion, ma ing it $1 500 , , . 11ler is also quite I Huron having formed a branch institute I To this the Globe reples : -According to the assessoPs Varna. . i - - � � � I I .1 ) population of Goilerich. is 4,060,'an ii e in Step en and under the - . I � � � I with books and papers, and then allook th a session instead of $1,000, It is said the I , I I acresee ill at her horn NOTES.I-zffoutie cleaning is the order ( ' to -be - known aff� the Ladies' Institute ior, � � � � "There is truth in this, but we do no: t of Wover I&A year doctor's care. I ,fl South Huron, hold their first meeting on � � - . John ] i z � I dust of Queen's Park from their f, t... The think it C'oaDradiets anything that has bee 31 supporters ol` the Government are unani- I -Mr. Ritchie, of Win,gbam, -Mr. C. H. Reid of V Tna, Who is ivg is going ahead rapidlv. �#turday, A rH 20th, when Miss --Rose ,of I � . � -,.' i . - - . ' . . - was I - he ' S : . , - __ formal prorogation took place with C -a ugual .said against lobbying. It is peifectly pro: - mously in fa or of the increase md tfie op. married on Tuesday ot last w of our busiest cattle dealers, shipped from A number of the farmers around here wil t - Agricaftu I ral College, Guelph : , . � . . I eek, to Mrs. A. f a� I . I ill : : I I , per for any citizo�n �o address the Legi8lfl - . a P. Johnston, of Tweed.. .� - Clinton station on Monday of last week fiDish seeding this week. They report the' dress the meeting. This d young I : I I ceremonies on Monday, but there vere no . so favor it with the . . I . . . I position � talente ' w . . � . tare by way of petition. It is perfeevi I I -While going out to the b�'l stock bought fro the fpliowing parties ; land inexcelleutcondition. Fallwheat-ani, lady is not udknown to, the people ,of this i � I � I rn I , o)3 Good , I many members present to witness the pro� exception of two or thre . If " I meadows � want rain, and , i . - � I � � proper for any. citizen to address a Comm' , tile Friday, Mrs. McDonald, of Lu k W, .,I riding and it is expected a good audience � � ceedings. The session has been about th� tee of tile Legiialature. It is perfectly pro' Gover hment permit 'this" in,,rease they and broke one of her arms fell W. Tough, Stanle 1) 2 010 pounds; W. a nice warr I . . 4'r I b I?p. . � . � and o Armstrong, Stsi Y'- G20; J. Moffat, shower would be very acceptable to lnosb� will be.present and a pleasant and profitable " � I i . . � usual lengtbi and nothing ver striking o' per forA body of citizania to, form a 'de- atia, will make a vpry grav( mistake, -Mr. Potter, who has been eqnducting S Stanley, 1, 1,220 ; J. Ki chen, Stanley, 5, .everybody. -An old -,timer paid .Varna 1, time.spent. The meeting is to be hel i i - I _ I L y T p i , . a ill . . I . I MLffler's hall at, re I r � The Government with tion to pr which will tffl agai4ab them at the nexb 9 visit on Tuesday last in the person of Mi.' I I . exciting took place. esent certain views to the Govern- 6 4, store at Porter's Hill for several years has 6.490 ; J. McCowai i, Stan �,Y 2, H3360 ; W. .2 o'clock. All ladies -a , L I � � election. A salary grab" al this tihie Graham, Stanley, 11, 16, - I . Baker Jame Br L 7 - . e I t ment. This is not lobbying, in the obje2t. . � disposed of his b siness to Mr. F. Morgan, ! b phy, who i�ept hotel in Varna i I! cordially Invited to be present.-INI,esere L I � wl ' L � drew their law -reform and assessment ionable Bense at lea 11 -be anything but popular in ihe country, 11 � , 9 . - I � � . ,L , st. What is objection. au7d will injure the ,Gover aud will "move to -lihicago. 'I Goderich, 1. 1,110, C. G, iddleton, Gode- 1856, thetlime of the Ruesian war, He i3 Macarthur & Co., private bankers, ,%v,b' � I . amendment bills, perh , ving in th . , 0 � - ro m e � I arps thetwo most imi able is the buttonholing of individual mem. t infiaitely -0a. Tuesday evening of lasO w 0 rge banking � � I I more than th 3 Opposition; I e6k fire rich, 4, 5,130 ; C. B. Mid leton, Goderich, quite smart yet, and has bee Ii I have been carrying on quite a IL& . Ifs of the session. bers, and: I _ "with arg ments an( Thev had better " township of 1XIeGillivray a number I u I portant bi he bill granb� )lying them 9 I ! was discovered iE the dwelling i�of Mr. H, 5, 6,600; J. Hill, Goderi I , 1, 1,160 ;1 J. . for b sinesshere for about 20 years, and whose ; - 0 � . rl � �ing . . I a . million dollars to aid in improvi ' . - . -at Sarepta, eaco-.k, Tucker- years. - . Z ho.minem. T� ese arguments are not uecefli shorten the sessions rather thIn lengthr-a ' Tyler; but was exti*ished in Meyer, Hay, 2, 2,4 10 ; - Sucker fishing is the order of thel bank building was -destroyed by fire last : 1 � I n I the indeninf.W. I . -day, or rather evening, and in making lots ' summer, have this week moved into their 1 % saril corrupt, and they may ii fluence a per. I - I time to prevent very serious dat I smith, 2, 2,200. , I n1age. I . L,� country roads was passed, as was also , featly honorable mar). The evil is that t4e�r . . ___ .. i -Mr. T. W. Hawksh,ww, w . h .1 0 - recently -Mr. - Robert entlano� , of Ntle, has of fu -u for the boys. -Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of handsome new two at-ary brick Lblock, I ., 1 i . t In E I are uttered in a corner, ,Where th . diaposed of the Commercial hot"61, Exeter, 1 : � bill affordiag"aid for the encouragement 0�' Mr. Whitney, the leader of thp Opposition received word of the deati of hie brother, Leadbury,�were the' guests of Mr. Philip handsomely finished and is furnishedwith 3 - . ey -cannol in the Ontario Legislature, hag liad hiA own , has ac ition with the well known 9 y last. -Miss Mary Gib. uding a I I � - . lt These were, p�arhaps,� be ti,nswered by the opponents of the lobbyist I cepted a po i William, at'Los Angeles alifornia, under Murray, oil Sunda � T all the latest bank furnishings, inel � . ; . .. I the most important bills paBaed'this F.esia � or by other �rnembers. The intention is to troubles this ee83i0n. . The leading m'en of Orm of Line, Me )onald & Co., c1gar manu- particularly sad (ircurnstances. He was .son is visiting Mrs. Murray this week, very Sne vault and fire and burgiv proof - 1 : i", . _. ,ion.1 . I I �1 V11 li" , � � - - .., I V1 , , A , , I - , I I � I I I I I I , - -, I I I I I I I - - I I I " I -1 I I �, � I - I I � � I . � I I ""R — - ' 4 a n but desir d Is 11 , I atieon e' ration sho Id `tEl` $ 1 a R , , � i � , � � � 4 1 1 1 1 1 1) yj ,� , I , ( I 't ; �', wl A �t I �, I 11 , , I , , I , I - I - - - - - li I � f 11 .4 1. 'I I �n i I I " �i , - 3 U� �! I I , r � � , � , - , I ` I � -� , 0 t I I I f , A I _t 1� 10 �_ f i. commit a mitil to a certain opinion his facturers, ,Londoi . ,,I th doing some blasting, when ,ie was i3truck on -_ safe. The stone and brick work was done . I - � before.he . party ha -e not been. givirg him the : . — . ., i I . Their service, however, will depend. on tbei -has heard all sides of the case. . We believ( I -Mrs. Rolling ahead, i the breast and thrcat witb pieces of rock I by Mr. R. Cadmore, the carpenter work b I � I I � . will be taken advantage of � I relict, o e late . Mr. Robe - rt Paterson, jr., y . . � . I extent they - by�,,� in publicity in public affairs. Everything I.oy&l support they should do, His first Hugh Hollingshe id, and one of t'be pioneer and instantly kill&. Dece�3ed was born in and the painting -1" . � . I that- is to be said to the members of a- Legis. colleague, . NJ ri Marte I r, has'- go ie back on ' residents of Gorrie, died at the - B. R; I by Mr. William i � . the people. The hill providing for the con- residence of Wawanosh, near gile, a0d received his -HIGGINS, Brucefield,NotarY PublIc, Stoneman. -Miss 1?,,vB, ! I . E I lat4ro or Parliament or iti committees him twice thi her '; *on -in-law, Mr. Thomas Maguire, o dUC&tiOn E t )cI Conveysi Fire and Life Insurance agent. Arn Thomson has returned home from visiting � . a iession. Oa the pulp wood 4 n primary e the NN le publia scho . a . I " I � --t � . strudtion of the Manitoulin end North Shore� should be said, whe-6 it may. be' oncesision re olution the othe'r 4 He qualified for a teacher and after pas- n`0unt of idoucy to loan as lowest current ral 8 0, relatives and friends � � - � , � heard or an. a day, Mr; i Monday of last week. Deceased was 8 1 interest. on Orst-olitse fartu security. All ki'e at Whitechurch, . . I Railload, by giving it a large grant of'fand I swered " , ' " I . . Ur I . L xx , lads 0 IR I A L I . I I . arber brolie clean away. IE��. not only year,, of age. I � 1 a ng 1, e odel s(113001 taught, for so e Qonvieyanoin� work done well and chea A! QQV 0 QU ou er Places. --Tne friends of . � - ply. . voted with the Government;- but' spoke . -- -Friday night sot I iie person time in a school'in lowick south of Gorr' home every'- morning and Wednesday of eael I will, also, militate largely -in the interleate of`J Oi coarsa, we have no ku,owled os of thi ; , 5th inst., P ie: Mrs. Alexander Buchanan, er., will regret - the country if the ccinditions of agreeIni 9 strongly in favor of the resoluti6a and coin. broke into Dalmage's hotel, in Oorrie, and In 1884 he taught ��he - Lak elet school, and week. Several good farms for sale. 167 Ito learn that, she still " I I 0 1 ectual -situation, save that whi6h we gair mendatory of the I a when his. term close I there he went for NOTES. -Miss Lily Taylor is this wee i seriously ill. -Mr. Weale continues very policy of rovernment between the Government and company arel from the reB1%,rt`s. One ' I the d tole the cash box and a quantity::of liquor. a � _y Whitesidels has � __ would naturallj i I visiting friends in Lrondon.-The I been suffering frotr a very severe attack of I (_ - � . n respect to the deVelopment of New On. ; The cash box did not contain apy money while to Baltimor � , Maryland, and thence m n 1 carried out. At aroy� rate, each of these; suppose th I friends of Mr. A. A Cameron, barriatere, 0 � rheumatism during the past few weeks.- � . ; I a he inembera of so important a tario. Mr. Foy and Mr. Carecallen are also I but the burglar f and a few ja6k knives: to Manitoba, wher, farmed for a time. . ,measures were consideied so much i* I I" �41 . ,the traces, f � - n. 9 Braiddon, Manitoba, who died on Sunday, 'Mi. and Mrs. Gilders, .who were here- � a tht, 1. body as the ataria Legislature would have kicking over (10 overlooking a `rf p� , He then moved to L#68e Angeles, California I . [i $ ! Lithough they - wat �,h and a sea -_ . Public intereats that they were not 0 do so pub ioly. By their toolish cond where I he remained till the time of his of heart failure, will' be sorr to hear of hi ivisiting Mrs. Joseph Ellis, Mrs. Gilder'8 � , ppoaed �' sufficient go0d sense aud'back bone'to be im- - not not I -Recently, the Bakers' Journal offered - . . y - I I.. . . . � - I � 1� i � . demise. i death. The r mbers of th 1 sister, left here on Tuesday for Goderich. � I even by. the Opposition � � .the oppositioi are dealing . the cards very , two cash prizes f or the beet essay. on " The I i I . I I � I � . - A Goverdmen�� pervious to the assaults of even the most in.- niaely for their op,pcnents, and a e throwing beat loaf, -and Eow to make It.!' Mr. -Mr. David X'ilne, 6e .well' known family are ,Messrs. J ohn and Peter Cameron I I Mrs. E. Sheffer has been quite -.ill during - . i - siduol�g lobbyist, and wben approached to away any chances they may have had for ! 0 cently made the of Stanley ; Mrs. Laidlaw, of Torout !the Past week or so with la grippe, I measure that receives the assent and ap Beckwith, of Wir gham, won the !first prize� stockman of Ethe , has ro' I 0, sa� � but is I proval of the Op ( . art , i . .- I . I . . I 1 ,he coin. following sales : Combin0ion 35813 to _position must have som et�ing be ab e to say to'him, 11 get thee behind me success at tht next election. 11 $10. There wer( nine entered', t Mrs, George H of our village'. The late ,now recovering nicely. -Mr. P. Sipple,,of- I . 0 i I Mr 0-- 4.. A 1 17 ; 9. L . � U-1111aual to commend it.. Another measure,; SataE - " But where there is so much smoke, ' - - - - I pet'luion. - ! Sainuel Cruickshanl �, Ranchiville, Manitoba- - . I " Jin COU QU aw in idanititon i UL U 0 tw the contract for the excavation I giving a, concession to a company to cul , -'I' The v I - ile Mr. D, Golden Victor 3939) to Richard Armstrong' prior to going to Br�tndoa.-In the Presby -1 for Mr. T. J, Berry's new barns, -on ,�lilt � I The Hamilton Times says :_ olun. On Monday c f last week wl� � I b I there must ba some fire. N� fault caq ,be - . terian church here on Easter Sabbath mornJ street, near his dwelling. -Mr. J. F. ,tV. I I - * . � � pulp wood on a large area of land, on tary.schoole klan, by which it it sough' Gliddon, conoesai n 1, Goderich I township Brussels; Clan Goidon 36395 to John MW . t to . I � I foundi with the posi bion taken either by the ' Kenzie, Teeswater; Red over 28720 � Paterson's horse becoming frighten d o con- . I was felling trees i the bush, hi Gi�eg, $112 ;was put, on the plates. -Mr. , � - - . .1 Split up the p blic 8611001 0 1 . is y � oung son, . to 0 1 e on . I : dition that they erect a palp -and paper mill Prom er or the (0obe. Both are perfectly� I yetern into sectar* � Melville, was atru 3k by a fallirig� tree and Robert Smyth, Poi t El rge Gilmour, of : Winnipeg, son of, she Tuesday forenoon,. near Mr. Thomas � : 1, . I .; Money Maker late . . .. . � - I - i iii factions a, id make the state the te r, -William Shearer, List w 1. He also sold Mr. John Gilmour, is visiting at his Welsh's saw mill, dashed awa� before Mr. � i 9 I I ache was picked up for dead, but after isome time to � I . at a cost of a million and a half dollars corZt. Bali neibher goes far enough. Thei home in Stanley. -Mise May Rose, of ,gea- Patterson could secure command of t A . of religion for each sect availing itself of -it , he regained consci 3usness, and iia,!' we hope, two very choice Spotch b aifers, at a long he reins, . . I I I . should. result in stimulating this industry in Premier does not touch . !. - forth, is spending a few weeks at her home When coming around the coin I . 11 � , upon the real evil ith favor at the handsof t " on a fair way to recovery. . price, to 1'. E. Rob on, At. P. P., Ilderton, ' _ er at Mr. � . . I I . I . - complained of, and while the Globe very E aucati -Mr. Thomae W. Bell, of thO Bayfield and has bought f r use i i his herd the . I New Ontario. The bill of the Premier, ex I did not meet he . here. -Mrs' RoEs, of Auburn, is visiting 'Foes' bakery, it took the sidewalk, breaki . L tending the life of the Legi,, evil, it does not in onal Association. How could it ? road, Goderich township, has 1. made a choice bre �: like, of the I er, Mrs. ' William down a couple of posts ad b '09 � . � . ,lature until the fairly:poiats out the ak d importe bull, Red D her daugh Berry. --The. 1 a ecoming de - 1 - . . I I - e It is a reactionary proposal that does not ' success of hog raising, and nokv ban an Bracelet fami t Lord It narrowly 11 I elGseL of the next session, was, of course, bit. any' pretense to prescrib - � I . ly, go Hampton annual meeting of the Rovers foot ball :club tached from the 4 wag on. LL . e the'remody. This I .L I . � . annual revenue a - about $500 trorn that (70822) �y will be hold on Saturday- night, for th' escaped breakfD9 some of the plate -glass L terlyo,pp:)8edby the Opposition, but was isthe most important part, and to gat at - appeal to bioad-minded, practical men,1, a richly brei Missiel was,got by Mr. purpose oti electing officers and the transe- fronts, but � branch of farming. The other' day he Willis' great show bull,Baft n CE%r, (66657) very f*rtunatel_v, while keeping I finally carried 9n a' straiglit party vote. This is -not a f %ir statement of the case e O'khe old action! of other business relative to orgau- on to the sidewalk for quite a distance, it I . this, we are inclined to the opinion that we . matketed eight small seven in a Syttyton Cicely, out of Minnie 147th, by . . I ' . I are not ewer i that there, ate any le - . izing for the coming season. A fall attend- in and was caught by Mr. . , Presenting this measure, the Premier made � shall have to go outsida of"the Ligislature, -who-desire to I split . up th �e imp hire porkers, which brought the great William of'Orange. This is a very . did very� little� her -, � I - the following explanation. I e pu Aie scho I him the neat sum of $91. i: I - . ance is desired. : � C. A. McDonell near his d � 11 � He said : In order to cure a disease, we must firit get system in sei tarian factions," etc., but we 1 25. i smooth, stylieh Yearling and should do good . I I Welling. -Mr. � � . -The annual in eting of the Wo'st Huron service in his herd. � I Smith, of the firm of Smith Bros. & Co., of � � . � � e IZ I V .- � . i Goderich and Hennall, I � � -11 lobby " th Liberal . Associati)n for the el. otion of was in the village on The object of the bill was not to prolong at the seat of it. The iscat of the do know that ,here are a great many, add . � Bluevale. � fA — e number is rapidly growing, who desite , officers and other business will bee held ab 1 2�� - . the life of the Government, but to prolong disease is not in the L2gialature, but &way to have -biblical instru . � I t!) I , � I Monday on businose.-Mr. F. - Rae has " - i I I the life of Parliament till a - convenie. . _' ction given to the Dungannon, on'Ti ,;I , I NOTES. "Of a truth God never did secured a good ponition as stone cutter in � j I . . - to discharge the daties for whi otvu in the constituencies, among the elco. pupils iesday, April 03rd at I Londesbom. - � t I Bq1 8 more ca I f � � ord I 6' I it is not at all necessary' to 11 al ht up the ; � . atituted. torafe. The,cure,'therefore' a tioii than angling," said Izaak Walton, o S 1 t � o'clock p. in.: In adddion h inary How they do it, or why they do it, is , vel �Concertskg;omopany gave an entertainment in - T i � - cb, it was con. in the publid schools. to do th � make a Im, quiet, innocent reore i , ` His plan was to have the House , mu t commence to t . ,the v*ll f tuart.-The Eugene-�Pag � meet about the end of *January, proceed . I � . I schools busidessof the coavention, a cafljdate for immaterial so long as thev do it without two centuries and a quarter ago, and of a Miller's hall n Thursday eve ing of )I 1 I , -i - there. I I into sectarian factions " nor the appfoacbir)g bye-'elec . tion to 1 he Local , 0 . - - . ! doing you. -n : leisurely, then the House would be dissolv- that' 11 the state should I . Wit I , . - U. Co..,Seafortb [ � � It is. a well known fact that a candidate beach , the House will -be eelec ted. It The E. McFa ' truth we should may there are many who week. The attendance was not large owing, � � - � , * i � � I ed, and the election take place in June. religion of ea h sect." -A systet i of bible I I do business an they think be0t. ThaVe mak' still may so. Those d sciples of the " father no doubt, to it not being v I � for the L,,gislature, or ind-ced for almost an instruction -c uld be very easi y devised j- -A rather rough looking specimen o ' , ery well adver- � I They felt that it was in the interestq of the � y f a ing aa'hoseSt livelil ood for themselves and of all Inglers " who hover annually upo� the itised. The concert, however, was one of ; . � � � . . candidate that a winter cani should be I other representative poaiLion, must himself I which would ot be " sectarian " and wbiqh ' " amp was arrested in Winghani �he other doing more for you than other merchants in bridge and dam and river banks are Just the best ever given here and was much ea. � i I � . a " lobbyist " of the most I I day and sent to 3oderich for a short term the trade will. Their careful buying h a. beginning to tat-te their dearest pleaitire. i- I d . avoided. The Government were not afraid 1 beco would be quiqe acceptable to 'a'l religious on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. secured all that you could Idesire in Was -, Remember, boys, ijos . . tha,t their political life would be abbreviated "]!, - , � � I 4xpert is It ' 'a ed throughout. -Mr. John - Craig ac- � . 89cts-" - -nay not, in the opinion 'f I I " When the -wind is soutb icompanied by � his ,sister, Mi ' ' - - 49 I He . is supposed to have been implibated in a able Prints, --M uslins, Lawns !and Ginghams - it blows your bait into a fish's mou-th." ,Craig, left here rece '2 . -order to ensure , ,, 88 Hannah I stamp and persi.stenc kind, in h - some, be " broad-minded " I . by an appeal to the people. Tile census re- I and practical 7 - ntly for Manitoba and ii I ' robbery in Gorrie, and while in 'Wingham in handsome Millin y, tac�s and Ernbroid I I I turns would be'rauffiefentl ' ,success. Hawing secured hi3 own posidoa . to Be so, -,but it is so all the same and' t e - " A souther] wind it in the intention � V, 7 a 0 y � � tried to dispose of some knivda and a a . Another couplet says : y of their brother, "Atil-liam, -1 z � . . ' ' and mother to join them there as soon as i � redistribution, should tha'j bs necessary, by " lobbying," it in hot surprising he should sooner this fee � is recognized the sooner will .. erie ; in stylish eas G dia, ' I I - revolver. � I I q i 9 Trimmings and a cloudy 111 I i i a hunting mpra- � without lengthening the term,of Patliamen i oul- .public ic3ool system become what it , and Silks. 1740.1 ing." So both Iroe Siff I � -7A plea . and fox need to 11 witch I it,hey .can rent or sell their property here to ? t. be susceptible to the wiles 'of men of his own I Sant everring was spent 1by about 1 I I - i � e 4 . should be. I AN. -4 -As the years out " whenthey heohr the soft south wind � d ta M_ Britton, of - IfUl n kind. In other words, in order to succeed I - - , -John Me- follow each oLher in rapid �' accession one tcher, one of! thel near I � � This meana that the a neral election will � fifty guests at th3 residence of DEAT11 OF A COO)) �] � .. � . ____ .. be heldin the lucky month, I ,E &blowing. -Mr. John We I �ca,vmabaietbg,eifi-visiltsiflng Mrs. J. C. Stoneman . . I - 7 of June, and I in an election now -a- ' Donogh,Winghani Wednesday evening of link after anoLher of f,he, ,3�ain that, joins pioneers of Turnberry, died on Sunday, jand M r. R. -Paterson, jr.., left here last wee ' I . days,. the candidate It is stated that there is shortly to be a last weelc,wben his daughter,Miss Charlotte, I I k � I � . I I - - - that the Opposition will not be permitted to must cinvass from door to door and from very material phang , the present with tbdI early Jand important was buried in Bluevale cemetery oa Tuesday -for the Soo, where building operations are LL I . . .. �.. . I I . e in the pol cy of the I was married to Mr. Charles Al�eman, of history Of thin provi ce is,br�ken. I'll, I. Educational Department with respect to London, Rev. R. Hobbs, perfortning the I talk out the Parliamentary term before the concession to concession and buttonhole hnd Another afternoon. -Mr. R. N. Duff lost a pocket- oported as booming and where he intends . �I Government gets th I . marriage ceremony The oung c of theme links has been severld by the death b6ok, containing $230, while on his way to ollowing his occupation as carpentero � I . ' . I ..eir supply bill passed, lbe-for votes, and the candidate 'who is:the county. model k chools and in -some other re,' . �uPle will of Mr. Walter Riddell, which took place on . I w , 0 y z I . 1, the station, on Thursday afternoon of last uilder. Being a good an 4e . eed 1. and thus play the game the Grits worked on . . I reside in London. . I I, . �� I beat, buttonholer "and the sweetest bi ii spects. The ,p ianges will be iornething in Sunday morning, Ap il 7Lh, itt his home in week, and has heard nothing Of it since.- carpenter, ba will no On � � i -A deputation .a d Bruce Lo � d b secure good I m fiir Charles Tupper at, the close of the Do- 1 the man who is most likely to succeed. In. line as followa , The time from Huron ndesboro, at the advanced age of over Miss Agnes Smillie, of Morris, commence Oayivg -work.-Mr. George -1 . - I . . I � � *ill be oxt,ended I waited upon Mr. Dickson, Gen.er d -Passen. - d Al-el"'wen, X1. I I . I I - _. I ! ' � aching on Monday, in a school near Grand P., who, took advantage of the Easter . - i e increased I � - , . � to eight inon�hs, the fees will b ger agent of the Grand Trunk Raf way, lamt -near the town of Perth, Lain rk county. in Valley. -Messrs Will Bailey and Will I I -1 minion Parliamentary term in 1496. .'deed, candidates are frequently selected at three.quarters of a century. I He was born te' ' � _____ 'political C)nventions almost sol' . . I week at Toronto, and completed arrange- &c&ti0n to come home for.a'few days and � I i ely on ac- and the toachars' certificates .will be made - 1825, bin parents (Mr. and Mrs, James Rid. Duff finished t�o census enumerating of ook &'ftlr his business in . . � � . 4 . ni with him,for the June exe.irsions to f . . rests here, .-r,e- � I Cutting Do-wn Re -presentation. !count of tlioiF superior qualities in these valid for' five ir* stead of for three years. T e , dell) having er�iigrace I from � Perth hi their respective districts in -,,Morris and � i I . it- ire, in . urned ' ttawa the fir t part of thin I I , - � h the"Model Farma -Guelph. Th deputs- Scotland ,some years pre�io 9 rie Tarn I I . � , . Aftdr quoting our remarks. of a few weeks � direct,ions and'withoub regard to their quali. legislative graits to rural schocls will be tion consisted of i �l - came berr , on Saturday last. They report e a k. - M�Ioj 0 1 I L - essrs. James A. Lamb, tn. sellery, who was here apend- � LLLLL ; I . west and took up land in , H41lett township their wor an unpleasant but well pai job. ng a week with ber son, Dr. SelLIery, :� . ago, ia reference to reducing the number of 1 �ficationiaL in o�har r � I . espects." We all know gradel according to whether I Xalkerton ; it. t ., Nelson, Pat Bley ; J - in d I . . . - 1 _f re- .. I I I J ' . . he school L 1851, and afterw rdia, r turned to his -Mr. Peter Wheeler and amily have- wrned home% to K; . ; . I I �that, this 1.9 the caso, a nd 0110 politie'll L, sectio 3 eindloy a a first, second or third class )ouglas, Tara - Writ Robertson, i 4 near ine on Tuesday.- . : 4, members in the Oatario Legislature and the � : i party 1 - ingharn ; home, where he was arried in 185 1 � : � � q . � teacher. In t a Wa it is hoped to decrease' W. H. Kerr, �rus els ; R. E. Li pe, 3 to Miss moved from Turnberry into one of Mr. Wm, dr. John More, agent for the Massey Har- �� I , "I I Dominion Parliament, th' !has no preference over the -other' I -rees. Elizabeth Foster;-- ughtet of the late - Stewart's houace.-Weeley Dent-nan has a -is Company, had a large df livery of ma- I � c Mitchell Recorder ; in this re-- ; water. I I I I , says: . . 1ga,rd. A more demoralizing and' degrading raduilly the um er of third-c'ans certi- i . Christopher Foster, E'. q., near 8mith�g situation in Mr. John Kerr's store wing- hinea here last weekt-Mrs. R. H, Collins, i : � 9catei aud c nosq,ently the, number of I -Mr. S. Borden, of - Wingham, ra , and the same r be established his ham. -Hartley Patterson, of this 'v I � E 6del' chools .necessary to give the i Exet r _ i � Tnictise than this, personal canvassing can, 0 n - with an accident honia on lot 14, oq th a 13'bh' conce sion has been advanced to the management of lage for a few days duri I I There is not a Reformer in the County of� - r a U t, 71 rn on the London trair, met of illage, d daughter Katie. of � , we - 8 in the Ruron','nor in this; County of Perth, w InDt be im%gined. - Al man third -,lass training. After a while, it is in -London on Tnes,lay. He was Istanding Hullett, where he livtd unti . il � 1r, I . ho wi.1.1 y a r � actable . the past wee I . � es'p, i 1 7 years ago, the north end grocery, WiDgham, by Hanna i enewin acquaintances: _� ss .Lynch, who . . thong it, the county model sclio the station. ard, when he was 9 . � . no -t, agree with all T i i f., E\ POSITO it says i n or doing ib, but he knows ols will I, y truck by when be retired froni the more arduous & Con) any,-Mi6s Bremner, of I wee here on a visit, bas�returoaed to Lo But ia-,ib not a Idesp-ses him,3elf f all . train the -seeond-cl . the yard engine and considerably irt p Lucknow, ndon. I the foregoing comments. %I ass teachers, tile Normal .- It work of the farm and removed to Londes. is visiting at Mr.- John Raby's-We are i -We regret to la re . f he'does nob 1�1 . !, I atriking fact that the droppirig of the term � do it he will be left b3hind in sphools will train the first-class teachers and , is said that bad he ]lot been pushed ' His beloved wife has gone ori before pleased to see Mr. Thomas Coultes able to I J obaoiot�&n, Of Willow Hall Farm, London I . � I born. . aside by arn that M: . Andrew I I the race, and rather than suffar defeat for Is engine, and has been awaiting him glory walk out again.-Mieia Pentland, accom. � Reformer by the Liberal party is coincident - the Normal College will tr�in university a tilan standing on the front of th I - _ - . . be would have been killed. ��Ie .... in the I 11toad, isand has been quite i'l.-Mr.f.'ecirge . with ita waniag disposition to reform ? We �Mmself anti his Party he will, do it although 1 was kingdom for 27 years. On his jourr west - I . I grad,,tes for high school work. . " I nev r think o,f calling the old 1�efo I. � ey led by Miss Grace Newton, of Ailes, U. Petty was in Bly th on " I . . - e rin party I . ____ : 1 br?ught to his ho e 'in Wirighain and is he had to drive in a wagon f business"daring 7 - � it be so distasteful to him. O',hers again I rrua a. West, at the' first part.of this Wj.rAe � f -e .,-Mr. Jame . pected. � the near -eat point of naviga don, and the the mause.-Mrs. Bail�y has been very ill . Stewart spent a week or so I the party of reform to day, and yet there is 0 ) M : doing as well as,ca be ex om. H tmilton, 19, is visiting her niece, Mr 7 � ' r. William H. Orr, of Toronto), in a let- i I 9 � knowing this to, be their special qaalifica- . -Charles Guent, ier, of Dashwo" d, while -recently with I I I quite as much to reform, an& just as much - ter to� the Globe, directs attention to the I . I ' nearest market town was Go( erich. Those with la grippe, and many others have bad friends in Tuckeramith. -Dr, Campbell, of I tion for preferment, take to it naturally and foil ' assisting at sawing vo( I � need of reform as there ever was. Tif L, Ex - I I were the days when ei xly set leroa had liter. � -Misia Alice Duff returned to her I urich, wee in the village onTuesday last.- - : )d on Wedd sd4y_ of ; � . - � o0ng facts, which will be of special in- last week, on the i arm of Sol. Martin, met � 2,0,%iTon has pointed out a Popular line of onjoyit. But itii equally degrading -and i . ; colds. I . terest , ally to hew out a home as we.1 site a destiny school, near Molesworth, on Mondst - r. Thomas Bell reform, and. one that migh-t be followed even I to Prohibitionists : " The Maine ! with a serious acci ent, while driiIIing the y, after of Beeton. w)lo was here . I � " I I i engine. The � sawyers by some me , ene fed a for themselves, and ch ar up :' the land by -1 ; demoralizing in both cases. It not only dia- law, i"s it is , I spending the Easter holidays at home.- isitiog his pareat fur � cal ed, was enacted., in the St;ate constant and hard � oil, a ad the ) 8, Mr. end Mrs. Wni . . 0 fly wheel which num tions iisepar9bly coinected - r .ther than Tar, EXrOSITOR suggests. Re� I troya the self-respect of the candidate, but stick of w od into the, suffer Miss Mary Thornton of Wingham, is visit. as returned home. -Mr. � �� form along that line should not ,stop till the t of Maine on- the 2nd day, UfL Jane 185i. 0 Ri chard Dilling, - : I � k;euate is reached, and it might with profit �essenia the reepact for him ; P L, t erous priva, ing at Mr. John Gardner's. -An edict has ho was a resident of r village 2-3 years I . _by� the people i broke, a piece of it Ilying with gre force, wit ran ng a life of i �pright. gone forth from the south, the east, the ago, and who had not b3-eun here since that . . e, h auch life. Pu I - I . . . ng, several ness and strictest inte ,rity, he gai north, that all -thenchool children in Turn. 1tJ[Me. Wai tL I go still farther and affect the 0overnor whose suffraues he is soliciting, and thus . havin � had a hi df -century's trial. .1 ts jubilee r side an i � ' .. I . � � - Therefore, it is ow within two months of strikin Mr. Guetther, breaki � .' 0 : 1 General' a department. But the Ontario ibs angd d hi - ned the be village thin week. Itis � 7 - I I eL 9 , injuring hie p I highest respect and es eem. ' If thos a with berry shall be vaccinated. -Messrs. Will 14eedl � as to say he saw good c I sandim- I I � � tracts very geriou-ily from th e dignity day will occur on the 2nd of next. it Thursday evening of la6lt week whom became in cont 3, q . isinge � . � ' L legislaturchaia no jarisdictio'n beyond its own hat . 1. I June I _O:i I 1� I � . should attach to the position. From a . I ct ; An cull,ivating and John Haney had a wood bee on Tuesd vernents since, and felt himself almost 1% i �1 province, and since it statted with the town t, Jane Eaton, youngcst daughter oi� Geor , 10 I . I L will be extensively celebra . ge a eang-aine and cheeJul d .! .. rnoo 'of last week, and in, the evening stranger in a strange city. -The marions are . � i '. ted by temperance . �;!-Positi af to n I I councils, it should not 3top till it had . ap- legislature, the majority I Eaton of, Goderich, and Lorne M 'Donald, I � 9 . c. i . 11 , of whose�m6mbers societie's. presence was as rays a'sunshine. I le was ga" their friends a dance. -It is reported at work on the walls of Mr. D. Stewares . L I I ' I . plied the knife to itselfi If the legislatqre reelected in this wa ,.why should we ex- Feop � Who t is the verdict of the ber,t i formerly of WiDgham, but now a �reBident a conscientious and I a dwelling, which was destro ed by fire a - - . I iY i le'of Maine ? On the 14%. of March z Onsiate't member of that Mro. Moss, wife of Rev. W. H. Aloss I . I - � of Goderich, were united in marria 0, Rev. ) I I the Presbyterian chure , for many cars an a ,Methodist minister stationed here a few short time ago. -Miss %Val er, . � would prune itself. down, it would be a great peet anything differently than that the ttle more than two weeks ago-tt ere was a ' Jasper 'Wilson, pastor of North s ) y . boon to the taxpayer of the province, and a � tree t elder of I - who was - I decisive vordid t rendered. Burnfel' church and a 11 faithf c I Sun- years ago, Visiti � � Ilobbyist"should be supreme'! It'*o . . It occurred upon I in one of the heirs to the immense ag relatives and friends hdre) has re- . ; � great"example of reform to the Senate Lib- � uld a pro - Method is t'church, tying the nuptial knot. day school worker, and he bas'now g ortune in which the Messrs. Cline, of Wing. turned to TuscoTa. ' Mrs. Mowbiray, of . - - ' I I . � . position to iesubmit-the quei to the ' The e,aremony.took place at the residence of en oy the reward prepared fo� those who nam, are said to have a large share. -Mr. Whitechurch, is vir-iting -her son-in-law, Mr. . � t o - J I : 10 surprising if it were otherwise- The ure, * people.1 .The S§nate threw it ou� -by the ' the br�*d ' parents, in the presence of about love the Lord, and to bear the: " well done," Geoirge Haney, contractor and builder, com- B. Thompson, -The boys who were latel . t � eralism - is good, but reform is better. e � � herefore, ' ' ! , � ea � Mr.'Robert Holmes, M. P. for Went Hur- I musb start outside Q.f the.Legisla. almost I unanimo us vote - of, 23 I o 3. The ' forty elatives and personal friends of the' of the Master whom he served,' Dar y I . .. on, in his "Notes from the Capital', to the Oure. We ni,tat commence at the seat of the House after a a iff debate_,- did Ii k ewise by � contracting parties. I I 1 ng his menced- a very busy seaeon's work' this )rgani?.ed as our now brass h 11 d., are practis- � I . : � aiseise,_ and tl�at is i� 84 to '34. These'are figures which every illness, though he eaffeied iate6se pa n not week. He will be aseisted by his Bon n : g, h4ving all received their different in- . . Now Era, says : . . the, constituency. . 'I -03 Tuesday of last week,-M'r John d murmur or complaint passed Ihis lil ia' 0 � . . I notice an article in the Seaforth Exposi- The befit, and in fact the only feasible way friend Of buman.ty should ren'lember. The , Young�,_.o'f the 14t! concession, �ullett, kind, indulgent and I w . A William, of Toronto, and several appren- trum6uts.-Mr. John Hort and sist,�Y, . . - r 26 senators, by 3 to -3 declared th3 probib. i' paised"away. The deceascd la i9e parent, I e was tices. -Mr. Wm. Sellars has built a neat 1 ,liss Ruby, returned from London on Alon- . , � I dy I was in much beloved by the memberg of,bis 'amily, wood.shed.-A large amount of buildi g: i 4y. -Mr. Babcock, of Toron io, aceompan- � Tcpp. alluding to the large number of Parlia- to effect this, is to add an- amendment to -the tor attitude t -o be the right one to ard the her usual health until Monday nighj�, when who sincerely mourn him departure, and his - will be done in this vicinit this sum -D . � : . - mentary representatives which this country e eetion law making personal ' . evils of tile Ptrong drink traffic ; and the . tak y mer. i, -d by his wife, was bere recently, -visiting ) �. : ; I I I canvassing or ing Zoldenly ill she passed peacefully memory will long be cherishe� by them. Besides the following there are others too . - . has, and concluding with the statement that � I Hiouse of Assembly by more than two-thirds ' away at an early,hour Tuesday morning, in . I ii I I is brctber, Mr. G. N. Babcoc c. -Mr. Win. I I . � ullett Pre � I . ;� I 'She byt 15. numerous to mention : ' Mr. George Me. ook end famil 61 soliciting of - any kind an offense voiding the i (84 to 34) said the same. Of the 34 who the seventy-fourth ea o erian cemetery on Tuend y afternoon Donald, splitting and enlarging barn and urob. ' M r. and M_ .- ; - the Domirlion would be better off, financially ' . Interment took place, in the . and otherwise, if the number - was reduced. ejection. 16 is as important that the affairs . . y have -moved �ut to Chisel- - � - � I f voied for reiatibmission. nearly one-half resided on the 14th (oncession for ar y h I a country, or the conduct of a 'Govern- expressed thems Ives as in favor of prohibi. - �'ears, she and her hu iband being thnelfiriab to ton, who spoke especiall from 1 the words : building shedt enlarging barn � . I agree entirely with Tils ExPOSITOR. The of I . I � 1 ,50 after a short service by Rev. . rs,,IG Yungblutt � � � - I I 11 I - , .y BlMr. 11amil. building stone wall ; Mr. Henry Diment, v I re in Holstein,,Listo �n " � __ . . ,� - ;� - . t � . - - I � , I 1 building c Mount For- � I I . 5; last week, visiting frleuds-� t, � I - i . . � I I I . i i - I i: I i T� I . I . 11 � 11 � I � I . � � ,� 11 I , � � , ! I - � I I � I I I A I 11 I oii I I I ,4, I I 0 I' ho I ,# , � I T. I I � f, I I ��-, " r . 61, di 0 i . t e I i � I , I I a � U 11 il el I - I I` 1 1 1 -1 - I . . . 1, . I . I . . . I I I � TAZAI, i I . i . I � I I .1 I . . . . � . 4 � � .. . . . i . - . � . . � I I . I I I . . ! � . I � I T7_ I . � I ! I - . . . I . I � i - I : . ` ; . I �J . � . i I I I . I � .. . T_ �. . T � . I I i � . . . I i I � I I I -1. . J 11 4 I - � I . ! f � I ; I : � , . - - I . I i i T : . I.. . .. I I . ! � _. I .i __ I . I � t. i I I . . - 4 - - � I . I I I � � . . � A I - ! i i I I ! . I I I . I . k . I � . . I i I . I � � ! . I I � : I I i � � � I i i c ; , ZI I I . I = � - ; . I , . it I I i I i � I , - --'-- --- _ , . I . I I � � APR] Agromm-iM � �:__� - III=_ - � . , - . . - N, e - - _1(1JZ'VD _& e frrauklin, A Yi , po�ndx and I "i Wollder 4c e. il 'Say, where be 11 t, red the lotir - wrist by-- a, b,� ,wrilat. and Frii , - -Animal a terrii big -other hand frorn, the blow., A SALvXV4 ' v�atgori Amy I ization in Ittie I congested pop' ,cale -never bel glib Booth T -t � xfbosr Ageveral * ana ban decid� Aerles Of land A ols -amount fil . I ,One Of the rne! :Sti6a, pUti in; .$ � - - , be enO, :: utool lit � ing it ont. Q I ban been wor,11-1, time, says .- , . I ' . vit,h Isind, bon . farming impi planting, and I oments. The i own house AU )3 � , years. I 11 . ilips,11 W!beAt0QV11 is�droocr Wk"S'Pet ,0,-M.1*,r busheli! � AsPer bushel ;ir1jyr-er busti j3uoer. so- It. 100 :8.11kuri tub.- --A' i I 1, dox i 'Flout, Ver 1VU zma�, , 047 4"r $012 MOW� �]Udeo Per 100 Mai, 13a 'Fakins,t-v., c .9 � � .0. I _ � � 4 .)U**as or hu' � ils (retall) per 4 ;, wd per cord fla . W.),aid-peroord (4 . I . 1 4" nn. per bag- I . - r Seed_ � � 11 . .)thy Seed_.� � flork, , ,per Ida be, Tallow'jperlb_.�, , I I r I .: U z I ToRo,NTo, 11 � - 12tinue larg4 2trices a-" as . mils, good to i , , A.1 3 to 14-c ;'- POO I . I I ��_ xim . ' �5 to We ; lwt$ : .5e,t creiaimery� 9 to 21c, ChO _�Iugueit make�, trI I ies continue t 11 . , 11 ices stes,dy. 1. ,, .. 1121C. I ke-xTREAL, J . I some Bales,of vo , I �i -- I I 91 to 910I. bing aernand I I �, - I ,ggs-There " �3e. I - - I I ' . � � 11 Tono-N-ro, Aj I . red,68jc ', 900-1 barley, 46 to 4 si" bay, $14 to a —The inark,et' I of shorte� -and 4 potstoes-Rasi saleap out of 1010 sales of inferioi 4day Re 10W s,115 i - Lrvrat1`010L, � No. I stani no stock - Nbl`� � . , I id ; Ro, ) X` 24 -, f-utum jB� I 9:1 d. ; b . � - - atock 14 quo .. 12a ; geese, 8 1 andducke, 6Q', - i i . � i i , i � � t I 1� Tono,,-T-o, A jobbing demi . I � I changed fromil s . ___1 � bing prices h ri for alailre , $,7 Ul to $1.15 fox tii I I Live � LGINDOIN, I State's tattle, � -0- , , 8tait,es nheop 4 . L-iv,mPoor,, 6d. Trade - 11ONXTItEAL, � -=g and .. Pri - A -3o per pound,-- Qid at .c per- , bra, ' . from I rou beasts 3111. inen's otril at from 30 to Mi I . I �cal en were,boi �raaj, r eti andpr JI'm to $6 eacl � two-ye_&T-01d� . ay,, and she r5i Irlme yearling I for pound. 81 to $5 each. Fi io, 7a per pouni � I About 6c per p i BOFFAiA, Al � included 21 1�; _ 07t1re in -good i a ,v"ej lower.. , - ,of desirAble I t6 .bissti, $4.7-5 % I to U90 ; exp? . to $4,25 ; good tp $4,75 ; 'good id, UZA ; good J3:75; feeder in $2.75 to $3,9," choice, $3.7.5 b cows, -34,60 to __ __ tra, $4.60 �o f. U - to $4.75 ; 0110 ' , URI, $4,0 to , I , . to SC50; Can � 44. M to $4� 31), to 0,54 ; go - go . 116priogers, chot Cod t�o ebloiceg extra, $5,Z4 t�o $5,50. She( 11- 1 ,choice wool 5-80 ;_ wool la, " 4�0 $5,. 75 ; goo !� - �'lipped lambs ' I 'I. -good to ,choi ro I , olieo to e - I 1,h t I'll 11 A,I , S-5 to V � 1 -65, ; It 6 1 60 ; - � � I S to 50 loado I . I t opuene I I * ebai on b. I tOIaloadoselling W30 ; York�er tio, . S6.1410i; roul $4,150 to $,4.75, I To_ubsTo, --Choice lots ci $4.70 to t,5�25 ., - worth $4.30 tol I'll, ��Ullb - at $3 1 .. light ,export b Xutch ere a . . � I herwe' e 4 - � a .Porters, wel . ch. .sold at � 11 ... ers? cat land medium bi and steers, 11 ' 10�10n buteliers' Urlor rough co $3.10, Heavy. i ig 1froin II . ��, 96 -Ga breed PW Jeft, . - , I �