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• REFORAf or fror, sr,21.4174
str.wurridiolurier wants a majority
let the Senate much worse than he
wants 4enate reform, As a inatter of
fact hislack of the former hoe brought
about bid desire for the lotter. e4„*.;;•;..;;;;;,.,$)
Had the TX,pper Chamber not opposed
that--iniquitoue measure, the Yukon
,Railway Bill, Sir Wilfrid woiild not
yet have been. foiand wielding his lit -
tie. axe.
' Hon. .A.lex, Mackenzia did nut
find a (lenge, such as propesed, neces,
•saty ana it Will be admitted that
he was just as honest and disinterested
as this man of °sunny ways." .
• Reve the Premier: and the "Boss"
other deals •under way that theare
so anxioue for. *4 reform.?" A reforin,
forsooth!
kORD HERSOFIBill DEAD.
The death of Lord Herschell, wlao e.
presented Britain in the treaty' nego-
tiations at Washington, was heard
with sincere tegret in this country.
The deceased MS one of the Mother-
land's ableit men', and Wes thoroughly
In parneet en trying to bring about
better trade relations between Canada
and the tenited States. 'That the nego-
tiations (Ailed was no fault of his. The
body has been sent home in a waiship
for interment. *
AjsT ORGA*217112Ell APPOINTE D. .
Mr. A. W. Weight of •Teronto has
been appointed Conservative organizer.
for Ontario. •He is said to be well
. qualified kr the position and will in-
fuse new life.and vigor lute the party.
Mr. Robert Birmingham, who has far
years tilled the polsition, will continue
to act as secretary cif- the party for the
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-NEWS .FROM . A41-4: OVER
0710114 ouft OWN commeseotvo,ifivta AND
HURON COUNTY.
ouivrr xxoNAttroa,
Goderich. Ootlerieb. Goderleh. Auburn.
Miss Emily Hillier is melting allotre.
Calgary. She feels the need a a
,change of climate and hopes that Won. a
try may gratify her wish to regain her 1
health and strear
ngth, We hetily
nitration& to spend. the balance of ' at 1
-- litala.grand-chiki 1
Mrs, Edwiirds and It
is romoreil that on, the Qiieenal
ell fort Toronto on Vriday last, bir• thday (1). V.) Ruilyard Kipling is to.
wish Miss Hillier every hapeiness in
that, far-off realm of Her Mejesty,
Altho' she will he missed here as she is
quite an artiste in the millinery line.
elre. Fellows of London, who Was
called here by the recent serious illness
o her brother, Mr. M. Veer ot the
.Saltferd hotel, left on Saturday for her
home, Ur. Farr is now making rapid
improvement, •
• Mrs, Harry:Rothwell is, we are"glad
to, note, very much improved in health
since heieretorne,anti we trust needled
cave here tither be blessed with.emcees.
She has been a. great invalid since Oc-
tober arid she felt anxious *te return
once more to her old heme here. Mr.
Rethwell is at present in hNe,sw Brune -
wick on businessior his firm, and bis
man yfriendaVeill be glad to learn of
hivresenarocl, health. •
as Mac icar, daughter of the Edit-
or of tbeSereia 'Canadian; and sister, •
of W, W. MacVicar. maihcleekatown,
is leguest at'his residence. •
Malesepit Whitely, father of Dr, J.
13. Whitely, reports his ibexes in fine
condition after 'the extraordinarY .io- .
elementeseason 'just past. •
Mr* Charles Orabb of Hensall Will be honored or Her Majestee state Lk
horny take a trip to, Torouto Wattle title.
nterests of his employer in that town, Teachere will eI at Bxeter.-The
iThe Postunister-Geoeral, Hon. Wm, teachers. c,t Inspector Tones division
Mule* has bad all the nest postoffIce, of the cottutD will meet in Exeter,
hoz kep.• Mt
The arty -Hours' Devotion will be. next week, conserantly those of the
replaced. Thurrelay, ridity avid Seturdev of
• gin this year at St. Peter's on Sunday, • public sehool pupi a will have a boll-
Morch 12th. There will be three or
four clergymen from other parisnes to ' T.huretlay and Friday's etorro last
aesist, • week made settees Work for the fieher-
Kif45 Muriel johneton of Chicago men' here, the ice parting front the
Write's' to her eousin. Miss Hnox, that shore *carrying off rime hundreds of
her father has flourisbed in keenness trout hooks, • ,Be'fore the storm one of
eta+ Mace leaving the old "Western" our well-known fiebermen had brought
Hotel, which was burned down eere io aver fifty tish one of them weighing
l' 1
when Mr, 'Thos.' Whitely wits lessee,, 18 lbs.. Wetreat the fishertnea rusty
vael never Tee rebutile.
find their hooks 'later its we Would
•11itisa Mat deson orturfately escaped think the ice will return after Sunday's
an attack of blood poisoning last,week. re -appearance of winter. •
Se happened to step upon a board in We learn tbat Mr. Dick Cattle of
her yard in erlaidi a rusty nail had Elliott's grocery, Hamilton street, has
been left and it penetrated her foot made up his mind ,to try his fortune
rTd caused her considerable pain, but outstde of old Huron, i. complirnera
p oropt attention caused the pain and tary eupper was .tendered Ulm on the
ieflanareation to subeide after' a few eve of his departore. We wish him
days' treatment. • - --. ehccess. .
Mr, Sillnee, turner 'for. Buchanan he * Motor Carriages no good in a storme
Mynas. had another letter from nit' -1n.Nev York during elate storm the
seri at the Klondike, butt it was Sheet. automobiles Came eo grief and the
'verily stating that he Was well and horisacame to his ,own. *Vehiclep pro -.1
Ma Ricks, druggist; Woke as bright
as ever, eafeer having ,a e siege of la
• KrityPe. • . '
Stratford elocutionist, who spent some
weeks here, the guest of the Misses
Rutson, Wept street, left on Wednes-
dao p, m, for her home, spending a few
hours at Seafortit by the. way. '
• Mr. John Aeheson left on eWeanes-
• day's p, in. train for Toronto, where he
purchased his Easter goods.
• Mr. Hillier vvelcornest the warm sun. -
bine
'Shine which will give bito a chance to
• Move to linenew purchase "Belleview."
• „fie and Mrs. Rillierdroveeout on Fri-
day _to supervise twprovements,
Wetregret very much Co leant of the
accident.. which' befel. Mrs.' Campbell;
• iss Rankio, ' the accomplished
province. - wife of'W. Campbell,. ex -P. M., on Sat-
.
urday 25th Feb., hiving missed, her
foot upon 'her staircase and injuring
DIBECT- TA X4T.102,7. her side, but 'we are pleased: to ado
Notwithitanciing that 16 h that sleet a few clays theepain:eubeicled.
as solute • Mrs. Stnith, Elgineetateet, mother of
ofrevenue from the sale of public landee the Smith Brnee; is • confined to her
room heareervery serious aefeek- (4 la
the Reedy Government to make ends I
• griteae.
meeehits 'been coinpelled toresort to die- ta"" Mr, Noble Smith returned.. from To-
--ecteetheatione tepettedeeetneed hatal.".eceal
companies doing a. publicebersiness 18
• the province -it has imposed such a ran
of taxation as it expects will Dealize
$201).000, while the brewers, distillerr;
and license holders. will be corm:settled
• gentribtite . additional $100,000.
Raering tbus inserted the thin end of
the weege, direct taXation irf otherforms
• will, of course, resorted to. •
Ti• E COMMISSZO.N .7JEA.D.
The leng-eontinued negotiations at
Washington, frern :which thietoitatry
was led to expect se Much, appear to
• have all eome to naught; and the death
of Lord Herschell Means in all web-
abiliey that the ill-fated Commission is
practically dead. Its tvvcernost prom.-
inent members bane passed away since
• it first assembled and aftersii nibriths•
deliberations it, is to • all intents and
• purposes no nearer the consutinnatich,
of a. treaty thanhivhen it began'.
• Perinatal accounts the Canadian rep-
resentatives had: an enjoyable time at
• VVaehington, wining and dining. • The
bill !nay .etteolinteee $100,000, why'
Parliainent,will be called upon to pay..
•
West .Tuekeisniltli. -
Mtn Gertrude Lloyd HenstilI
this -week the guest 'of fried& tn this
neiahliorhood, ,
Mr. ()rich, who recently .sold his
farm in Flullett; is -moving Into the
house lately vacated.by George Witt-.
ters at the corner.
Mr. Albert Tomer now sports a new
driver. •
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Owing to the stormy Sunday 'Mis-
sionary services at. Turners chuech
were postponed. . • •
Mies Fannie Townsend of Clinton a
renewing old acquaintances here this
week. •
• Mr. J. Gilinieur, air old-time • restdent.
• of this locality is visiting' old friends,
He.has been down in Arizona for the
lasit eight or ten years. We do not
notice very -much change in him. He
,
isjust the same Joe. e •
Farmers hitve been laying in their
supply of ice the past week,
•
From Forgo to
stretnessetere temunete ore Rene a. A.
ONCE A. ItitSMENT OP
• LoNDES13W17441/.
• TOrortto, Feb. -28.-Ib may interest.
many of your readers to know that
Rev. T. Ae Neal, who has been supply-
ing. the vacancy at Mceaul street
Methodist church in this city, caused
by the death of Rev, Mr. lieekwell, has
accepted, subject to the approval of
the Conference Stationing Committee,
an 'invitation. to hetome pastor of
Da,ven port Methodist church ttext July,
Mr. Neal -came to this country froth
Gloucestershire, England, twelve year&
ago, arriving at Portland, Maine, with
only sixpence in his pocket, which soon
vveut for something to eat, reitehing
TOronto without a copper. He was
assibtecl to Huron eonrity raid hived out,
to a farmer in the iteighborhood 01
Lontiesboro, afterwaeds serving an ap.
prenticeshiptas blacksmith witb John
hreunedon, carriage of that
tonal. After his conversion In the
Londesboro Methodist church lie de-
termited toenter the ministry and ob-
tained a sittuttiOn Wiele D. Mere Ss Co,
pump millets, ef this city, foe whom
he worked, for two and a -half years,
and puegued, his studies_ While pound
ing iron awl at night. By dint of the
utninst teonoiny he Was able to ;take a
titre year& entitle preparatory
work at Albert College,. mul his first
field WAS Cookeville Where, contrary to
the usual practite, he wag perrriitted to
retnaill secant:1.year. Next he went
to Scarborough, then to Seitrhorough
Sunetion, from whence he Was renlon's
ed to hat preeent, important charge.
rontoon Friday, where he had gone to
purchase large consignment of goods,
. Mr, Drysdale, Huron road, has been
eery lately and requieed the:care:of
Mr, Jetties MeMath of town.. • •
Mr. Dan., Buchanan late be contreatu,
!feted on, his new parehaseof.arettere ef
laud near the !eke, the' property of the
late Mr: R. Aldsveorth.
In a late issue of the Globe, Toronto,
we read, of the. death of Mr. W. B.
Orace,.an old thee West. street .Inerele-
ants who retired, ,frooa business here
malty years ago. Later, tiring of an
inactive .life, he went- to. Vancouver;
'13. O., rind opened out a business, in
which was enema successful. Be
• dieden one of the Vancouver hospitals;
his attack being pneumonia. Be was
a greet lover • of the 'equine Pace and
are expert in horeennuiship. Mr. Grace
used te reside in the house now occu-
'pied by Market :Clerk Ferguson, and
last year he ordered the sale cif 'all his
property- in this team. .Me.
ex-postinaeter, . Was a Clerk
in his etore for years long • ago;
• Mr. 3,0. Harrison writes from Vete
mont that he has ,quite recovered from
.01 very 'serious attack of: ipfluenza• and
is a aneready for work. •
• Miss McLaren is the 'phone "Operator
in the eentral telephcine office, fsqllare.
• Miss Duget of Stratford' hits corn-
reenced to give lessons in phy.sidal
ture and dancing to a large class.
IVIrs. Louis Buxton was under the
21. D's cafe' last week, bot is now
ebettee.
hOotrie end see the real widow
B.rown" is what the press sem"- "(Joule
and. see the Brown widow" might
being mot•e peoele.. ,
' A. E. Ferte of Toronto, late manager
of the 'Victoria °peke Rouse, was in
town lase weele.. He reports Toronto
boduairig. ' •
March Orange Blossoms. -A. very
large and joyous party of invited forests
met in the drawing room of Mrs. Thos.
Sowerby On Wednesday a. m. March
lst to he presene at the solemnization
ef the nuptials of her youngest .cleugh-
ter Hannah and Mr, Thomas Amy,
third son of Williatn Amey, all of God-
erieli toweship, The brine, who was
given away' by free uncle, Williem
Wakefield, Esq., was tastefully dressed
in a costupae of •heavily-cordecl brown
silk, trimmedeivith pearl passementerie
corsage of cream colored silk, wearing
bridal veil and wreath• of orange tilos.'
seine, and carried a boquet of, white
carnations. The bridesmaid, Miss
.Anaey, sister of the groom, wore a
pretty cream. color sublime silk C06-
Aurne and carried a bOquet of mina -
dons like the bride. Both wore *bite
kid slippers. The groomsman was .Mr.
George Sowet by, youngeist brother of
the bride. 'Ttev. Mark Turnbull of St.
George's, cheetah, read the beautiful
Marriage serefce-oathe cbureh of Eng-
land, Which united the happy Couple
for life. Mies Skirnings played the
wedding march. Rev. jasper and Mrs.
Wilson Were . among the; wedding
guests. Rev. Mark Turnbull was ac•
comparded by Mrs, Turnbull, WhOwith
all the goesta enjoyed the lovely sun-
shiny 'morning which Augured well. for
the happiness of the bride. As the
old adage has it, "Happy the bride
that the sun shines on"- and after the
• heavy thunderstorm of Sunday even-
ing, and raw unpleasaet weather .of
Monday it reallseseemed propitious for
the happy event: •After the tumid con-
gratulations were offered the' happy
bridal emote seal a, short flow of con-
versation indulged in by the gaeste,
and instrumental music offering ite
themes Inc the occasion,' dinner wits.
Announced. The tebles were set in the
dining Mout in the form of the hitter T
and a large company did jiistice ,the
sumptuous repaet. Bev, Mark Torn -
bull made a veey happy after-dinner
speech, remarking casually that he is a
Death. luis +we'll visited oar midst,:
This Wile it had taken Mr. Geot•ge
Platzer who has been ailing for ennui
time until death put end to stiffer.
Ingo, •The decertified gentleman was
about 65 yeara of age nod wee one of -
11tellettes pioneers, .The %hoot. is built
oti Plateerhi property. Henleavee
son, and ,claugh ter. together wit his
wife, to Mower his dowse,
-
The Presbyterians of KW)* ehurch
held it verY euccessfol tea -meeting on
the. 271h of Vebrueey,realizing the snug
sum of $80, which went towards pay -
Inn for repairing the Onions
'I'he people ot mix burg .were startled
by the cry, of fire en Sioulay morning
. -
about two 'o'elock when the store ana
contents of Mr. Been were burned to
the gamed, the Welly barely escaping
in their night clothes. The store wee
owned, by Mr. Baer, but was tenanted
:by Mr. Been svho hal only been in our
mitist for a few months. The eympee
thy of the community gores to Mr. Beene
in his great lees es • ne. reeved nothing
and had no insurance on the istock,
n Inch was worth between three 'and
fear thousand . dollars: The ottigine'olet
•the
11.7 •Tlestria.elle13.'Osit:rThas field out and'Iss
;removing to Dungannon. Mr. Clitek
!had everything packed ready. to re.;
enove when' the • lire took piece, making
el clean svveep of his shop, nothing ,
• was, sir eed. a Clark. bought out Mr.
i Med of Dungannon . • • •
The Good.Te ill piers intend h oldies an
entertainment en Friday evening, the,
lOth. of March, evhen a, good program .
'teen be•providecl for the occasion. Come
5 rine, -come till and hear something new
:as Judy will be tliere to grace the en-
tertain m en t.
• Judy is on the wa.r path linnting for •
a wife or keife. • .. •
James Yoong visited the city of
:High Court of Canadian ,Crcler ot !Foie
esters. • lee arrived home. on Saturday
evening .
Mr. Sohn Cook, one worthy school
teacher, held.a very successful examin-
ation last Tuesday, having • quite a -
crowd of tbe fide sex. Mr. Cook , is:
• be be congratulated on his success as
• teacher. • • • ' •
Mies E..01,1elehtullen .of Locknowais
• the guest of her aunt,' .Mrs-Aechie.
°WhiensaQene.sorry tO hear that E. A.
Blair is.not imprevingen health As her
many Meech would wish, but we hope
. to hear of her complete recovery iceni.
s There is room. for • .auother 'tailor In.
oor vil a ' •• •.' • •
• ; •
ha neteat-that period. begten to• prose- pel ed hystorage batteries And la:teesene
cute his search foe rad. • motors could natke no headway in the'
to taalt en Thnecida.y aria will visit. impossible for therh to get mit. The
yi MissMaggie Wi kineon left for . a snow and once ire -adrift it was almost
Toronto before her return to bueiness. motormen would give no in destede
ereetrneiTtor horses to drag the horse:.
recently, of a handeorne little dog, left less cArriages to their stables. •
M.r. Geo. Duhie regrets theloss, :verei:
18 his care on the St. Andrew by Barrister Ducey and - family and
Captain , Featherstonehaughe , Mr. Mrs. T. N. Dancey are now. in their
Dubie breeibt thelittle lpet up town new residence on Waterloo street:.
and left it wlth none . boy • On Thersday evennigequite a large.
of hiS acquaintance Until" he aroWd wended their way to the seat -
went to , Buchenan Rheims' ing and curling rink to witness the
null, aa Qn Le tun5 two mile open race and two utile looel
Itougoie's baielvvare store. add very liandieap races. ' OnlY two strangers
Soon they amticed Lima eoinething ailed nut 18 appearance. Messrs. • Harry
the dog, whieh 'proved to ;be another, Truax arid H. Jones of Walkerton. ,The
poisoning ease. • Canteen Feather- ice Was in very good condition, much
stonehaughprizedehis dog and on that better than anticipated, and the 'getter -
account Mr. Dubin feele doubly sorry ous feast, 'et music provided. by the
for the loss. Marine band gladdened all heads.
• MessrseRobt..Mackay andantin Bd.- They wound up-ivitti• "God Save the.
Latina:la road, have gone.to WhiteFishQueen and "The Maple Lege Forever"
the last &shoes of which ceased at ex-
actly i0.80 p. nx. Folloeving is the Iist
of contestants and winners of the
•prizes :-Two mile open race i-lat
jtehn Williame, Goderieb ; 2n4 Harry
'Truax, alkerton ; hrd Murdock Mo -
Lend, Goderich, McLeod was award-
ed 2nd. place Inc pacing.. G. Allen,
Gosler he and H. Jones, Walkerton,
als.o rted. Two mike local handi-
cap ;.:.'-ast B: Belcher, 2nd J. Wiggins,
Flock also etarted.
Brd Williams. 7 and. Mort-
. We are sorry toe. ern ofethetleath of
der.Drysdrile, Huron' toad, frean,a0 at -
:Point, hitch. to cemmence operatione.
feritheSepring.
' Captain :Dan Mackay, Brittaniaroad,
Was line up with an attack of la, grippe'
for three weeks* The gallant caption
is now busily engaged in getting a new
buildieg in ship shape.
Ex -Aldermen, VVilson is spending%
spare titne getting grip attractivte ads
to 'draw the crowd ;-:"Suppose"' he
says, "Yeti were to. get an idea into
your head three:you could ineke a sure
thing cea Wall street,. Suppose voile . ,
• • WolineAville....
1 ttle out of practice, net being called
-upon very otten to solemnize the mar.,
riage eeremony in his congregotion,
and ended. with wishing the bride and
bridegroom every happiness, to which
the groom responded. Rev. jasper
Wilson ale° offered his cortgratulations
and with the peecedi rtg re verend speak-
er, wiehea the beitial tootle ail haPpi.
nese and prosperity in their fetnet
lives, and if clouds darkened theirpatti
he fondly hoped the eloudg world board
• Vir, •NeAl. Wig: made his owe leafs • e envoy lining -to which the groom
abeuugb denege by wriest, mat pee. again responded. After another hep -
eidetic efferte. Hale doe/ taking his PY hone of conversation, music and
• final year in theology at Victoria song to whInh the beide added her
• lege and bids fair., to. heeome plasm. quota, the bridal party, with &number
Anent celtilater of the Methodist cene of gneste drone to the station in time
• neetiOn. te, Workable, for the 2.80 p. train, The bride's
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travelling deem was an opaline blue
• ancl kW% eolored,Preneli Wirth
Ibis iis'popted, tbat tho t•ostafflee at hat Of same tilltreahd jacket qf fawn
-Deterontoheo been robbedtif 'and colored cloth. The honeymoon trip
''mail.tartIOrJamta Henderson
' Arrented; • "
11
•
&oxen was to Burford, "'here Mr. and Zfrs.
Amer rioted 'their fetatiVeit, • "
"MARCH 1899 4
%/.
11,r1.1,
Stanley ToWnslAlp.
Miss Martha Taylor of Sarnia is vie.
iting her sister, Dire. Bothwell.
We are glad to bear that Mr. Wile
Clark, 'Who has been ailing. for
some time, is recovering.
11., Withiteley and Mr. ite, Rose.'
ard Ineve II:tidied cutting wood for Mr.
"ham Bela.
otlilhiesr9bOoln juierlollo Brownell. is visiting '
Mr. Robert. Reid, sr., who Wu been
confined to his. beci for. imam time 'a
.graclually declinieg,
Miee Mary 111. Ittehardsou has gone
to Wyoming to keep Ionise for her
brother, W. G. Richardsou, Her sis-
ter, Miss R. 0. itiellardeon, accompan.
*edelili:srMary jonriston has been Visit-
ing friends m this
The Bev. Mr. Acheemi Hippen,
wiebteesuthe"BtitlaitifitZyrotaiil Inei4cl‘erldtgeTilnegd
and as usual Ws. pleasant manxiev (lid.
.1)1V‘I PislaAPinenir B'eattie of Ethel is at
-present •visitiog at her home -in Verna. •
Mr, Rebore leteltsfeen having Old bis .
farm is (eying to proenee a suitable
farm elsewhere. if he outrun get
what he would eke he intends whoa to •
.%1Iti,stititil4eorty to hea,r of Ur; John
'Peek, er„ been istichup teeth le grippe
We wish hie, it:speedy eecovety.
Mr. AL Beate sold a t•evy tine .horse•
cently to Mr. J. Spann or Tuckee:
sm foe eandsoine figure
eetie-Che Nee Rein' eohr et• .very tine .
lames) of, „stem* eis Mr. Jebel Me- •
Lean er eticketamith a few deys ago„
Me L, kaeys is euakitig piepee.
Mien to. Weld uew brick florae this
seamier. 8. Moteeezie and Welsh of e
Heiteall }mete ehe conteacte Mr, Je Te
. Kaye is golog Lo rezetelel hie been exte
pin it on easone:feenelatlen,
Ines. W. le Ist.eys is suffering from a.
severe attack of ia, glippiee Vete' hope- '
.she -will seen he • able • to be areund
IthiteKtiiley, Who wits- -united
•
in the bouds of mateenony fete • days '
ortgoo,i,11. dean together with
hibeide on the hmodstead on the
'We wish. John, and his
better•haif ,heaitle wealth ane presper-
Brontford the past week intender the ety- • • ., • • •
Dissolution of Partnership,
The partnerslap ihtherto 'pirating between
.Temes eltepeard and Thomas Betteene known
as tile Mai of leheppard 84 Beacom, Grocers,
hire Mie day been devolved by mutual teouseet.
Mr. Sheppard retiring. All delete owing to the
late aria AVOW be wed to Bowan 4 Bon, Who
will assume an liabilitioe et She rel
nettcom. • r
• teeteflt$SetelPPAIlle
. ennailein liBAGON
Witnese-,Tostreu Reeres,1
011neon, Feb. 281h, MA
New Firm,
afr. sheeparcre iniergate in the bu• sinesa hav.
Meats') purchased by Mr. SY, 11. Beacons the
firm will inertia° be known as notions dSen.
A feasted; of Groceries, Flour, Feed,ete„ wiU
be kept ea hand and by *slows prig*, seed goods
and etriet attention to eusineee we hope to ere
euro e fair share of the trade,
IeleA6014 ee'Sole,
9Inten, march 14,1809, '. ,$.
, NOTICE OV
Wife would be equally clever as
yoetettelf.: 'Of coterst this they he a pee-
itively ridiculous idea hou, but for lock of In grippe, on Saturday, [wed .
the sake of ad itegiiineet, lust, eupPofica 82 years. He wile a geed 7fionaei end
lam have' lots. to, leteen, arid we would: 'eoek a great interest In Zrietiltere.
dvise that if you nee jotting down Everyone WAR. ainus on 'roadie
memoranda nowethat you mike a, note the note in the ,Godericie columns of
. 7 .
of what your Wife suggests. What last week's leenive•Rueornee where one
would she do? In the firse place Wall gentlemen referred to the cadent .re -
street meet be Mr. Werson's magnet.
He must, have had :great visions of
wealth:white walking. up . and down
eThe Sidewalks of New • York, "and
then •again, • suppeeing his Wouldebe
'patrons had like himself no Wife,: what
would he do? • • '
Mr. John Mackay.of Toronto, On Of
Rev. Mr. Mackay. South street,' 18
spending a few weeks at his bonte. • .
During this Lenten season etleere is a
goodatupply of :fresh 'fish .whTehe •are
caugheetierough the ice. Once upon a
time the habltans of the French tiettle-
ment itied"to sueply. our town.
' We' had the pleasure of drilling at
the' .1tectory on .Saterda,y afternoeti
•and were shown the beautiful blosserne
ing.olange tree. which is with many
choice _planes blooming in .the bow Win-
dow of the Rectory drawing mane.
Mrs. Turnbull kindle gave os the nom-,
ber of bpds .which would .soon open.
There are. thirty-seven,including one
perfect blossom.. . tree also
boasts of one well -formed but grovving
Orange and the perfume from that cme
etlosseining grange tree fills the. whole
riann. Then Mrs. Turnbull kindly ire -
hefted the Writer to corite .11,ndesese-'tbe
fine; healthy lemon voila the peeler
an thceeast side of the .Rectory, and
there vvaset Well -formed leerten, which
of course will not attain :its proper size
for some weeks, and quite a number of
buds preparing -to open. Coe strange
peculiarity of the lemen tree is that the
leaf tastes as strong as the rind of the
leremi. This is the thee year for the
lemon tree to hear.
Mr. Hairy Johnston and Miss May-
hird Rotbewell arrived frorn Toronto, on
Saturday evening to visit their Mottle
er. tit tne residence of Mrs. Van Every,
Victoria street. •
, Miss Kate Smart left lase week for
SaultSto. Marie to visit bee. brother
who resides there, and vvill later go to.
her brother's hobo in California.
• Mr. J. Chinese of Galt arrived in
town on Saturday and Ionics as . if
trowelling for the Goderich organ
factory was a. lucrative position.
On Satitiality afternoon quite a charm-
ing bevy ot ladies. met in St. -George's
Sunday School rooni where they hold
the sewing seission of.the St George's
Auxiliary.
Nothing definite Me to 4th March
had been made known as to the ultirn-
atom of the Kensington furniture Inc.
tory, Which is atgreitt pity as there are
numner of men waiting every day to
get employment there: .'
:On Saturday cite of our bricklayers
Was busily engaged in re.building one
of the chimneys on Mr. A. M. Polley's
residence, North street, which had
been blown down by the heavy wind
on Sunda a Feb, Mth. it happened
while the church, people Were, going to
church.
Tax -Collector Reid is a rising mem-
her of the Marine Band, being, the one
who chose to play open the euphonium
lately purchased. We trust it hi easier
to manipulate than the trombone,
which is a meat timelier inetrument.
One of our grain shippers received a
telegram leet week from a buyer" who
wanted to invest in a lerget quaritity
of oats mentioning the fact that the
oats must he "Seaboard" weight. Of
course oar merchent felt quite delight. -
04 at the prospect of getting. a large
quantity off his hand. So he tele-
graphed boak "All tight." Then"Seto
board" rates deemed to haunt him and
he tetetaraphard back to the gentleman,
asking. him tor an exple.nation
and1when thejariswer crinte,"the weight
when the Wan reaches the seaboard."
A.11 our rneraluint's delight voniehed,
to. he telegraphed. back "Goderich mar -
keit weight or tau, met" -..-40.--,thee.'oittrr
must bide their tilife7.
Mr. 'William 131itke, Benmilter, has
returned /rein Brantford where he WAS
dent as &delegate to the Forestere'con.
vention held in that city.
MeCulloch, the champion skitter of
world,ls billed- to appeer on Friday
evening At the skating rank, the Marine
band In attendence, As it may be.
• the latkappearitnee of the beautiful leo
Al Weil AS of the champion, every one
from town and surrounding country
ought to witnass the fastest 'nutter on
record, We hope Champion MOM-
Ioch will Ontehlna, his previous record,
ort that oeenew member, R. Holmes,
; P.,•'wOuld like to make his tovvit the
county seat be planting the Court
House in the Hub, and the otbete re-
xnarking that he "had not• heave ,of
taking the Court, eforise to Clinton, he
only heard of laking the harnots". One
lady, reading tbe 'same, note, another
lady present, serfousle asked how: it
,eotild be doneeaed we fear it would
take all Canada to answer • that ilia -
:portant question. .• , • •
On Friday evening 'last the beavy
of the afternoon not ceasing until
aft. p, m., preaehted manv of oae citi-
zens free) attending the .social held- in
the basement. parlors of Not•th street
Methodist, church. .Enjoyment reige-
ed supremo among those who ventured
out. A social time whs 'epent 'before
and aftee •tefrestonents were, •served
And the enjoyable entertainment end -
(81 with a, finely tendered:-prograte, one
ireeedingle. pleasing feature being Oh
locutionary gift dieplayed , by Mrs.
, wife or ,the poplar pastor.
Jeer reeiMtion; "Ting- Wing," thee
Chinese Cooke Was warmly, epplituded,
and itiaencoretetts pleasingly rerelered
by thaLestinaeble leder, the tele .being
riOdiaithig the Children."
A.cheson rendered sweetly a .pathetic
Xrish song and for an encore eshe de-
lighted all with "Conley Theo' the •
Rye." Little Miss Nellie Jamieson,
whose soil ie leer recitations, gave
l'The little lion eharmer" vvith
in-
floeunt grace. Professor Simpson
rendered a fine aria and kindly played
all the aceomnaniruenteof the evening.
Miss Louie Colborne, well knewn for
her superior elocutionary talent, .gave
• "Bess.," • Miss;Eva Ausebrook charnted
all with her lovely. solo. "Oaeniyal ' of
• Venice," which number, ended the pro.-
grarn. •
On. Monday 'evening a large crowd
greeted the hockey teams.' The gale
let•y wag tilled with merry maidens,
some onlookers, while others tied
their skates in readiness. Goderich
team was mob heavier than .theite
Stratford opponents; at least some of
the Streeford players were iiery young.
One player came with his heed, bend -
aged,: The visitors wore red and
• white, with S. in white 'oh the red
front, the Goderich team, white, With
G. in blue upon the white. Theee Was
great excitement from start to finish
and much cheering, The Marine band
WAS in attendance and enjoyed the
whole evening. The Stratianal team
came in so late that everyone expect-
ed a complete failure so far as they
were concerned, hut they are very
aVie and quit0. at home ori the 16e.
• - Lade of Ashfieldvisited, hie eoir'•
sin, Mr. J. L. (3Ourtice.' ' ' • • : • •
: letr: 'Scott• of: Tetristoek, tiew
he k ei or e' hist
• week. •
Rev. j'Greene and :Wife,tire visitieg
•friend in Eitiaardin •
.0tving teethe storin On .Sdnday Mr:
Enlines was not able to.ger. .hie
nointmenthere and Mr, Blackwell very
kiridly eensented to take his. place
which hefilled Vere well, •' • .
•0 or sick list stilt inereases. Those siek
this Nveek a,re Mrs, W. Mulholland.:
Missile: Leonard, Mr, J, Miller and
Miss•Leech, who had her . eyelet broken'
one day last week. ' • : •
• . Mr. W. Streiley.returned on Friday
frOril attending High . Coed tte Want -
ford and Ceriorte haelog spent a pleas-
ant time *Wane brotherForesters
• . • .!
' The pioneeia or:this: township iire
growing. least year by yeet . and the
epidemic of grippe which has •been
sweeping „ ovee this country hits :been
• the means of 'adding to the- riamber.
' who bave'iesponded; to the great Roll.
.Mr, J. Bayley, who. pasSed'
I away.on Sunda evening, settled upon
lot 21.00 elle 8e ceneession ithout 1856
end li wed 'upon, the wade Medi file
eday otitis deatti. He Was •a native of
'Essex, England and ohne to • Canada.
and hentario when a lad a fourteen.
For scene. years. be Ileac' in -Weston
and on eetiching Manhood married
and •look • Up . farming' ire the
Gore, Toronto. There they lined
'lintel they came to 'Haat, As hag been
eiiid, itx the year 1856. Thite totvnship
was then largely in the peireeval dine
.0 that the hardships incidental •to pin -
neer life fell to the lot of Mr. nod Mile,
Bayley, But they Were iedustrions and
persevering. and, made e0infOrteable
...home for 'themselves and family, six
of whom, together with Mrs. Bayley,
survive :-M rs...Thein es • Rai d of Clinton,
Elizabeth and Richard on the borne -
stead, John of hit 21 on the 3rd conces-
sion, in.Gratiot comity;Michi-
gan, eed Cherie§ of Clinton couney,
saute state. The deceased was in his
83ed year Mid entil a few months age
• had enjoyed' . good health ; grippe
and pleurisy were the immediate
causes of death. The flattered was de-
layed until yesterday to nermit of the
arrival of the two sons of deceased Wno
have settled in Michigan, •TheseeVices
et house and graveside were conduct-
ed by Rev, 13, Clement, pastor of the.
Ontario Street Methodist church, Oita,
ton,
.c e senile er, 11 • g
. The big fall of snow of liter, Sunday
has giveu a little bit of sleighing and
the farmers a chance to get their team- ,
hag done. . •.. • •
• In an editorial in the Expositor a few •
.weeks ago it stated that the great
wave of victory that was passing over
the country, beth in the Dominion
elections as well a$ the . locei, would
sweep Smith. Perth also, but the Wanda
des get slipped up in 5. •P. I. guess.
their money ran out. '
. •
Dresdatle.
' Oer. sick list is as followse-Mrs.
, Slackehttester George Oer, Mrs, 0 Dote •
• chame, Rebert Orr,. Robert Orr,. Sr:
and .Mr, John Titune. We are -glad to
•see sUch flee Wernher andhope it Way
• be to theie bee efit.
'Any Drysdale citizenwishing to join
the Floraentes will please. call on ,Me
-Rerbere Johnston; as he is .the 'Freer.,
•'Meet of. the Society.' ' . •.
• -Mg. William Banueettian retuned
. borne from -St.,. joseph. laet. week to . • •
altopiehntilhthe summer evith his Aunt. We
• • ,
end wish hi ur hapey surdiner.
- e.' • Mr. George Pollock has. his hay all,
• gut and the cash iti•nis pocket.' ,
We Weregiad to hear or gee .hy. last
• vveele's ies Lie that ,Mr. George Baker Of
bashwoeti will again work, for Mrs.
Westlake."7-• : • -• ,. • .
.Mr. J. We Iforner delivered a finb
let of porkers last Friday to Mr. Sha-
ver of Rippen. • • • •.' . •
• A. North,' William 'Turner end jos.
*OPh MUS.40 will all work ender • the
saute bogs during the.tomeig.
Mie itoliereE. Suowden, . • "
The Drystatle ,Prestyterian
School has an attend -nee of from 30 •
:40 each Sunday, . •• • •
Mt'. John IVIero, Sea ie 'going to • the
•• North- Weet if not gone. Mr. Mem is
. .
. in poor health. We hope the ales -lige
of. el bugle. will ben) him; . . .
eireLeuie -Durand has decided to:
spend the rest of his Ufe Di7te'
t 'dale people ote accoutte. of brothee
:',Petera•oing' to' fond foe himself: Pets
ete we wall .you • Much isuccese. inure,
•••••!°,011.g.nea. Velliacel;)11it,.:riti is. :deity ' 'nankin
n le a t
briedisposeit 'of two hit cattle • to -elte
NV. Br maitre' • f. Bey field. at al tet o More
to .eti ..8. Steeling" fee a" heney figuee
t and 'et-tech.:arid it mile cow from Mr. 11,,
Oil St'. •. -•
i•• Nile Be E. Snowdon sited three herds
Of eheep to •Alie Aieliettes of • eirseerieh
• and dee eerie' them oti Weduesdity of
lest.week. •
e •env. Alex. thealliet bad .his kanuke
,itoipa 14e. 8aturelay. • it, ie a thie look,
hie le' tee11 p'repartal . tor tt,
weete seetiner fete of t.:ttoW
. aptl. ice which be has beeit sterile; •up.
• .
•
• ,Ilailett.
•
recently.' • • •
• •
intended fol, last .
:The recent, thew wade the.- coeds al-
most eh:passible, in places And a couple
.of tritvelleregoing.eouth gut as: fa, as
Mt...Turner's and were hospitably en-
tertained Lintel the roads tigrieu' beret me
. ' paesible.
%ea_ •
• • Stapleton: •
A. new salt pan hits been placed in
tbe block arid a front added to the
• other, About five tons of • iron plates.
were required to finish the work,
Whiele was done by Mr. Alex. Cheesed
• -of Godericle A q.uantity of largeleon
piping has Also been* added to he
'equipment of the block. .
Watch
for
Kirkby's •
Next
'Week
. •
' • Next'Olarendon Hotel.
P. S.-,Thesa Lovely Tarts..
111111110
a
stiles
.Our Quinine Consoles are
filled- with HOward's Epglish
Quinine and era guaranteed
'full weight and sold at the
'moderate rate' of
8 Doz for 250
Our $yru of Tar
Id fliterry
Is so pleasant re take that.
• it, has .hewette Brant "estab-
lished tlie effirdren's fa-
• vorite: •
,o Cure Grippe
our. Quinine Caps and
Symms of Tar and VVilel
• • Cherry. , •
Chemist and Druggis o
tFEfl
c).evrxis
•
• Me. Thomas Walker is in possession •-was •a awe• *wet
•
' many erietals will be pleased to hear.
• . of his 'usual good health again. les -44-31.1114r*" j'L.• C) Alma" eat.
,
rich won 1 over Londoe, " ing a the residence of Mr. J. It Irvine. faithfully and pouf:gently you win
- Suceess comes to those Who perse-
T e score was 2 to 2. And neer Gaeta-.
rich and Stratford are tees and Gode- •
MISS Lizzie Moore of Guelph is visit- •eeee, If you take flood's Saesaparilla
Mrs, Knechtel of Seaforthhas been. surely
, he bepefieed.
Mrs.. Dunsford of Morden, Manitoba. • •t* t the• 'd ce f h son M '
and her daughter are the guests of tea tel.
Mrs. ltiely. Mrs. Dunsford is the - Wm'
daughter of the late Henry atliteDer- Mr. William Glass, one of out oldest •
Left Pr. ostr-l'a e
naott. Master in ()handers,. residente in' the eastern part of the
• township has sold his farm as Well as
se ewie, allS farm stock and implements arid pore
views'of the snow drifts ori north. side the rernoVal of, Mr. glass,. eKillentif
Lewis Orovvn Attorney, took kodak poses going to. reside in Wink -Weak • and Run Down t ear
b lo
• INI h H • t
of West street on Monday a. Miss ides will ea Winghturi s gam, and Kidneys In Egad Condition -
Lewis la quite- ttn accomplished attist, 'A number of Manitoba, peoPle who
Restored by Hoodoo Sareaparilit
ltare` Gab' Swabs" t"k a (thatiga • have been visiting in these parts per,
•
for the better last Week tuni had re- pose retureing home itt the neet• fu- '"I Was Vera innoh erl'il devil, haVlog
nittiddit So nd to Monday a, tn. whieh. Wend& for several mouths. .1 hen:been-
den only havegood results. Her sons, tore. We presume they will go back.
trying different tomeilies whir -Ai -did MO
*Vitillieni from Hamilton and John i with the belief that the veireers in On- ,
tario are not much Miltlee than those no good. 'would have ravens 06118 ot
from British Columbiaetre here. :
'nue correspendeut told him Frank of Manitoba: coughing thee wotild leave me drostraie,
Mt, John IffeLaughlin lute rented Ins
Lawrence on Affnido it. in. while look- X was told, that my iuugs %vete affected,
ferth*to Mt Wm. Smith and inteocis
itvo'r at the Dor 10 foot_ well of anew.' having a SOU tq' his chattels IA 'the near.. 'arid my. head and kidroye *ere -In e• bed
eat street that if Itudyard Kinling future.. Mi. McLaughlin has trot yet Condition. In feet, it awned ass though
ttnaht()e137 Hee it there vv"'" deeided where he w reekle. *tory ergot wee out of order. I felt. that
into his ungs as the sight Of tile Wall leillop townshite on MOnderY inf hor advised met° try Hood," Tareateirilla,
need et /mond tilt any more oxygen tote Thetis died at his reeidence °hi Me- somethirig Mitt be done and my brother
on Weet stiesetwould boa, healing balm week, Feb. 27th, lanes MeQua ti, one
.terlhitt spirit whieh must have beisn
Moulded at Bearing . his poem, "Otte or the pioneer reeklents of ?Huron proeured a b halleie sttoundobefegita fit takinghattvistto.
Lad4r of the Snow" palled MID:kelt 'fray county. ,Borri in Fermannagh eounty, Before it was
Ireland, in 1838, deceased tame to C tn. belping me., .X &withered its Ude and it
pieces, •ada in 1811 and settled.with his fat ler
The snow ploogh was out, on 4"" ana. mother in 'hleltillop. In those
dehebut it vvould take a couple of them
to get to the bottom of the eriow on days the settlers were few, and where
Seaforth now stands was wilderriese
050147,everY 81bwalk tovv.P• there being it public home arid black:
smith ehop IlarPhrhey, the nearest
eLore Imhof Goderich. Although
earlY days Were mony. timegate for.
the cleceased limey others
Are you a eubscriber to Trra Nattve.
itIVO011DP •
The Britieh Goveristnent le &eking for
etedtt of $10,000,000 tO instants awn.
petition in the telephone eerviee,
the hardsh ',Sand privetions of threw
et 't'ae converted into fine far it, and
prolered a.u4 left his amity well pro.
haa made me aetew woman, 1 dertnot
Pralea it too highly,” Man. Summon.
vitt,no 21e Oseington Avenue, TorontO,
()uteri°. Get only nods% hoesuss
Hood's Sarsaparilla
ket the litet-in tact the One True Bleed Planar,
haVe for' sale choice Seed
oats which were trie',d le,attea-
ion by fai niers in this, distinct
With splendid results. IA
let purchaser of ONE bushel
reaped:PORTY-T WO bushels.
and a Goderich township far-
mer sowed 30 bushels and
threiheel 1200 bushels.
.• These Oats. will not Rust or
Smut nor freeze in the spring.
The straw is strong and is,14,
most as nutritious as hay.
Will *have lleardless IIL
.13tirley. Sample can'be seen
'here,' which threslaeil 86 husk.
els per acre.
' A stockof Plant Food,. Sheep
Tick, Hen Ionic, ON always
on hand.
nold be sit &metre el, elx Wee.
Hood's Pills 4W 1)1:YMCA:1S'
Opporito the Market, Clinton,
vide for,„Bold by Vlit%tta 4 11.. ,Bruggesie
tit tlt .11 tint