Wingham Times, 1890-01-24, Page 4C. E. WILLIAMS,
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DRUGGIST,
0.. P, ,1■r TICKET AGENT.
ACT. C. N. W. TELEGRAPH CO.
Opp. Brunswick Hause,
Wingham., -.. Ont,
t1e tngaoefime5
FRIDAY„ TANU .RY 24, ]:890.
Ties Glasgow ileratd publishes re,
turtle from all tho principal shipbuild..
ing; centres throughout :the United
Kingdom, The output during 1889 is
the largest en record. In 1886, the
year when the last shipbuilding
film -emu was at its height, the total
output throughout the country was.
1,260,400 tons, This year the vessels
launched approachvery closely to
1,272,000 toes; The Clyde heads the
list with a total teenage. of 05 291 tors
Next comes the Thyne, with 281,720
The `'Pear is third on the list, with
217,336, Then the Tees, with 110,426
toils. The shipbuilding yards in. Bel,
fast have lapuehedtonnage to• the
a )cunt of 80,090. There alto now on
haute in the various yards oft the river
Clyde, and in different stages, of
construction, vessels aggregating 800-
629 tons, Last year there were at the
same time vessels onhand having a.
total of 288 301 totes.
THE W'ABDENS$II.'.
Nearly every newspaper in the
county has nominated a candidate for.
the: Wazdenship-of..Huron- .Wilgham's
representatives are both able men and
would fill the position with credit to
themselves andhonor to the town,
Taut have no aspirations, we belieive,.in
that direction.atpresent. That being.
til Jeonda .
the ease, the TI,liE$ heartily s¢
the nomination of 1V Ir, D. D. Wilson,
Reeve of Seaforth, made by the Sea.
forth "Expositor. Mr. Wilson 1 as had
extensive municipal .experien e, and
Ltrrtii1Wrsiake a worthy -warden.
EDITOBIAI4 NOTES.
TUE New Brunswick local elections
wereheld on :Monday last, when the
Goverment was sustained by a small
majority.
Tun Liberals of South Perth . will
he'd a convention on. Wednesday,
29111 inst., at Fullerton's Corners, for
the purpose of selecting 'candidates for
the conning elections, both for thy;
Localand Dominion House.
Tate Supreme Court has dismissed
the appeal of Mr Colter against the
ju ig,nent of 11r Justice Fiilcenlsridge
att t unseated JIr Oelter. Heldim ted
will now halve another opportunity of
•choosing a member for the Commons..
Tin Walkerton Tol.escopas seg{.s it is
' a foregone conclusion that M. James
(taunt, the popular Reeve of; K.:inloes,
v-ilt be the next: Warden of . Brno
County.. '' 1Alrbe
tatacle for that honorable ant respon-
a#ibte position, say we,
Tnean is a. well elefine
maty qt arters that the el
visit tie text eumtner, as
c
fe}tr in
tiler' will
sequence
Turnberry.
.The members elect of the Township
Council of the Township of Turnberry,
.net at Saults' hail, on 1Vl.onday, the.
20th of January, 1890, pursuant to.
statute. • All the members of the
Council having subscribed the declara-
tion of office and qualification as fol-
lows; Wm. McPherson, Reeve; Geo.
Thomson,Depu.ty.Reeve; Wtu. Cruick-
shank, and Robert Macwell, 'Council.
Tors, took their seats at the hoard;
the Reeve in the chair. The minutes
of previous meeting read and adopted.
Communications were received from
the Township Engineer, informing
them of his having been appointed by
the Crown Lands Department to trace
the line .of side road through lot 17,
concession B., Turnberry ; also from
the Ontario Government, in respect
to assessment of public lands and
buildings, school and school lauds,
church and glebe lands, &e. The
questions were answerede seriatim,
according to the opinion of the :Coun-
cil Board. A by-law was t passed
appointing tl-e different . nnenibera of
the Council Road;:. Cottitnissionees for
the, current ,year. Teedera-, for , Lin. -
ton's bridge evere opened alt, follows;
John, Foster, to have., iron. six ;old
bridge, $780 ; L H:ardy,;Exeter, e839.;
Xtobt:'Jatniesou, T+oidwieh, 8655 ;. T,
& J. Gil:soti, Wroxeter, $775 ;.
-Wright, Turnberry, $990.' Moved by.
Wine Gemglill, seceuded. • by, George
Thomson, that the tender • of Mr.
.light: Jamieson, for building • Li;rten's
bridge, according to plans and agenata';"
cations, be:aocepted, theta •*)+011e to be.
completed on or,he.4 'e the;1st day of
Jnly,. 1$;1—Carried. Moved. by,
E.obt. 't1axwell, seconded. , by Wee.,,
Ge milt, that the Clerk notify, Mr.
obt. la nieson to meet • the ,tt:ees:e
and (Aerie at .the Brunsw;ck 1lnrrse,
Winghaa, on Saturday, February, lst,
tosign agreement and give, bonds,fete
completion of tho work -- • Carried.
Moved by Wm. Gemmill,, seeoaded by
Wm. Cruickshank, that the Treasurer
be authorized and is hereby requested
to place the moneye lent to S. S No.
1d and S S. No. U to., the credit of
the L., I'L & B. R. 'and T., G. & B. R.
sinking funds —Carried. Moved by
R. Maxwell., seconded by Wm. Gem -
mill, that the Reeve and Deputy
Reeve get advice from Mr. Garrow in
respect to back taxes on' lots 33 and
34, concession 13, Turnberry.—
Car—ried. Moved by Wm. Gemtn 11, seeon-
ded by Wm Cruickshank, that the
Reeve get .advice in respect to Tax
Collector t seizing goods for tastes
Carried. Moved by G..Thdmson, see•
ended by Wm. Germill, that Douglas
Frazer be auditor for current year—
Carried. The Reeve appointed Alet
!1I.cEwen, jr., "as tht other auditor fee
the current year. Moved by R. Max
well, seconded by Wm, Gennnill, that
john S. McTavish be appointed as
sossorfoe the current year—Catried,
Moved by Win &eminilt, seconded ley
R..\Inxwell, vest the collector's roll
u•e returned on or before the first day
of li'ebruary next--Cari.•ied. Moved by
Win. Cruickshank, spcainded by Wm.
Jrnlmill, drat the, auditors meet at
the Treasurer's oflictr to a;tdit Town.
ship accounts on the 14th day of
February next ---Carried, The follow-
ing nee vets were passed and orders 'erectly attended, tfifrty members . ilowttwd's resfdenor., onl+i'icltly rsvPnii;q
on the ',Treasurer given: John Dar- 1 y atten
;est, $1.60, registration;, John Bute heir etirolled. Tne li.reiety meets the 10th inst.. t;ixustduring the tett•
h'.. n roads, t was a
yedq, molar (aleCtiUri expa.nams-;. T N every" ' VedrlP.bday' evening, in the' fl.V,erir 1t 5taf of r5 rls. 1 a
.'swell 8, election expenses; G 13 churuli --stir T Jonah is able t -a atteud j aceeri» d eneveee. The ptiuccly sum of
tivette $ election exert sea ; A G Me to his toteinoes :tgein ' r 1 llarnil• t $22.ot) was renl.z tl Mr. Arthur
1 meld,' $8, election expenses ; lr'oht tori, brother of tow cbomaet, Mr .7 .±itch, of I}owick,killed a pi„ last
•r slit\. t 0 rims), ; f) McGlynn, tttornilton, its villi►star fri.eutle in 31yth • month. sac est ninrtlts old, which
t , 5 7 , p # dressed. 205 lis —it ie reported that
",, •sulve : y
Frank (;ar•ru*..Itesa Vit'' aft, rind vicitiiry »Tt is vHenri' •I that tine ' ly
et, nettet rtlaprei;tehee to (l- 1.y'H lteidge; of our men -beide will snort join the he certain cntletnan .~f this nei:;hhor.
t 11 rr:•i i, 2. rerunct statute lahnr; n•rhle am►y of }de..r•rlietq •—!lta.t i(,t1a bred' hitt\ Il.}tri buying, turkeytt, Alf
• i) rtq othn }rat\ 4:0111\ sutl'e iu.I fr•rrn the 'Coulee Hill boys know what that
vert; B Arlatrong, $5. charity; dais 1
riper, $8, charity; Wm Anderson,
$5, chanty; Richard Shrt„ig
1e), $3,
charity. Moved by W ' Cruickshank,'
seeended by Wm. (etnmill, that tine
oounei.l do,now adjourn) to meet in
Saults''hall, Eiluovalo, lrebrttary 24th,
at? 144o'olcole a m --Carried,
xaIStowel•
The general prevalences of la grippe
around town is having,: the effect) of
leaving the town industries, as well as
the mercantile establishments, short
handed, Hay Bros. mills were shut
down for several days, owing to the
two millets and the engineer being
laid up at the same time. The town
schools have become nearly depopulat-
ed. Still x have not heard of any
very serious results from it so far, for
widen. we are very* tliaukful,--The
two very sudden deaths last week—of
Messrs P' Knapp and .T A Tremain—•
had the ellectof turning the :thought
ef'the community into channels Which
we trust, will he:for the good of those
who may have providentially been led
to think on this melancholy subject.
'And besides, death and the possibili-
ties that follow, men .have bean ask-
ing themselves the • question : If I
were to be taken away tuns suddenly,
what provision have 1 made for my
wife and children. As a result of
these gnestions, quite a number have
given rn their propositions to the differ-
ent benefit .societies.-- Miss Jessie
Climie, on account of failing health,
has been compelled to resign her post=
tion on the teaching staff of the publie
school, Miss Lowery, of .this town,.
staff of the Blue.
]ata of the - teaching sta
vale school, has been appointed to the
position.—After what may be termed
a lingering death, the Mechanics
Institute is being again resuscitated
with new energy. Very fine and
cornmodious rooms have'• been fitted
ep for thy,°purpose of reading rooms,
and library. The formal openingis
to be held' me Friday, the 50th inst.
No person can properly estimate the,
boon an institution c•f .thie kind may and after sojourning there for a few
he to a town,' and more especially to days went on,, it is said, to one of the
tl}e,young.m? of a tawtn, tf prgntpr•1y neighboring townships.—Mrs Connery
run end a sufficient interest taken. in lies gone to spend the winter in
to the grip. It is not_., wi so to get
.noduly excited over
nevertheless nil sanitary
should be taken. Let the
nett"th and 'municipal
everywhere be active and clo their full
duty.
Irs 'rruscott, of Iia milton, has
bought an action agai ?at Crescent
Ledge, Independent Ord er of oda
feellows, of that eity, the ii,stue of which
wilt be looked for with great interest
ruse°. s+ s a member
of Creecent Lodge, and among the
benefits was an annuity of $40 to his
widow. in ease of his death. This
web' b other benefits, was fixed by by
• law. Sine Truscott's death in 1584.
the bylaw was amended so as to reduce
tin' annulty from $40 to $20,. and tr
melte the annuity run for ten years
only Thie, l;rs Trtisoott chiles, the
lodge had no right to do, since its
relations with Truscntt were in the
retorts of a eantraet. The lodge claim.
ed ire right to amend the bylaw, fol
elle bylaw, itself contained a chins(•
previd ng for its amiendinent by it
two thirds vote ef• the lodge members.
slatcl the Grand Lodge at flit mune'
*tr*et leg irr 1 ►i't°, rcdnt►aad •d tl: ten
tiles+Yrs en a* tie iiia tiway with venni
ties to wtb!t)ws„t% deemee+l lee' ,r,..
and iwcf : tr -tie refer arep event to b6
1 teerRi.Jaivra inane ll at et '*r tli•
it l iai
e . matter,
reeautious
boards of
authorities
•1
The-stricken parents linve(t he boort
felt uytnpashy of tli+s woo et cemenine,
;sty.---rJ he body of W J Moore, eldest
son of Mr Jas Moore, who was killed
by au explosion of gas in Cannons-
burg, Pennslyvania, wits interred in
the Union cemetery here on Suuday
last. '
1 Iorrls•
Tnt:aiclay, the.'Jlst inst was a very
stormy day. --The Literary Sooiety
meeting, which is usna.ly wall atttinJ-
ed tied held in the stntae BawlItonse,
was very tbiuly atieuded this week,
through the r•rugit weather. ' But
abeut. t3 o'clock in calve the lthrcnolo•
gist, fx Cozens, who tial engaged to
lecture and read Beads here, c:, ittmeu-
oiug on Thursday, 23,d inst. He gave
a few words prep,eratory`to his lecturtt
and emphasized the idea that we
shoull) come to times meetitt s, not
merely for fan, as inane did, but to
receive instruction. ' EIH also de,.lared
that if a nun of lutetligeace+ heard
three of his lectures seri elude up his
tubed to, learn that Lifter
that, he will be able for tele an hottest
roan frons a rogue when he suet bins.,
lie said, is that of any importance or ;one ot the largest and meet sueoessfut
not ?` We say, yes. 11r Editor, it etot,ries in the country, stud the
roust be a good thing, indeed, We rone fully appreciato• that benefit it i,
are looking, for a good time with hon to them.--'1.'he wind stone oftli ll3tb
this week. Ile speaks -of lecturing' next has level oil ti ;teat gatantity of timber
week in Lower Wingbaue School and in the ne .411)or,eo4 and the farriers
expects a grand titrte,. He lectures, will have to out it into saw logs and
we understand, more on the face than wood this w nh r The, trills will no
most phrenologists do. Yours truly, doubt have a great deal more stook
A LEARNna• than usual on that acoon•ttt.—Turn.
Mrs W Geddes, ;jr, of 3rd coalcessinn,. berry council diet hero oil• kb -May
is not impru-ving in, health. She has last The tenders were opened for
r
, Ford.
ra
n of e. , r
' 1 ' ,r , tali R r
1 C i
A Cr e .
lar h e R 3
:ti tet; a ii2tou s rid. .
the svmpa y .. L
€iieurls and acquaintances in her melt, was the lowest, being $655, and
affliction.—lett Johir Clegg and' bride
be was awarded the contract.-3lessre.
left for their lroiirce in Manitoba last Dnff, and 5taw=.r t had quite a be,
rghursday, That prosperity' may at' raising their smoke stick on Friday.;
tend them. in;their journey through Mr John Collet, on genial station
life is the wish. of their many friends. agent,, has been laid u s. with the ix
—The family of lir John Smith, who' grippe, but we are pleased. to he ilia
had the,Bell farm on the 35d line to state that he is around again,—
rented this year, .moved into the house •hid Joseph Pugh any. errs 'Ira Etcher
of,Mrs Baines, Suushine, last week, havealee heels laid,up with the same
complaint,—Our O.he ne Company's
annual meeting was held Wedit
i41r Joseph ',ocelots buoy, si li
his lumber away this week;
};y
Blue -Yale). /
The anuuel neetini; 0 the Blue_
vale Cheese and nutter 1?setnry
t
,• ,. .
the tit.
.► I se
rlld ► tl r
Cmxlpmn,y wee) b 4 . '
hall nluevale. ori +Vsduesday, J'ativary
22nd,. ltl9il At the dose of we
a u nal sleeting a ditiOnnnt on
charge for tnakii cheese of 4 rams
per pound was vein to patron shore..
holders. From the anneal report which
hes beet. printed'• and circtetated we,,
learn the following pertieteters: Tettil
amount of enilk received 1t1139, 2,831,.
037 pt.iinrle. Total emnint of cheese
)rade in 1889, 265,Q.85• pounds.
Avsr,a;e pOnit'Ie milk to• pe adds
otiose for seasau, 10 i38 10( penuche
Average price oleeteet was sold ab per
pound, 0 96 100 cents, Average coot
M drawing mile, 8 mills per gallon..
Average cost of making cheese, inched -
jug all expenses, except renewals ant.
•repairs, 1 80-11)0 cents per pound\
The total'receipte of the, fact+iry for,-
arnount:d t,' $130,381, loot
the dishurantnoit to $B0,4tt& Of' this.
amount the Kant of 0.21,883 84' wail
paid to the petronH for loiia`, and the
ivalcin of tee cheese for the :reason
amounted to $6,938 The whey for
'the season sold for $x413 fat This is
it, by those ,who have got the money
and are willing to spend.. a, little to
give it a stars;. --Rev 0 'E: Perry
Grand:Chaplain of; the. Grand Loyal
Orange'Lodne o£ Ontario, delivered a
lecture on Canada, Orangeism and
Jesaitism, in the.. Methodist Church
-here, on'Tuesday evening last --Rev
Dr; Stafford, Pastor of then Shelbourne
Stec ,t Methodist, Church, T, r,cinrt'o, is
to legtare here ons\ ddatuary 6th. -fixe
first,ma;Piirn? ot_the new Commit carts
lieitien Monday evening, when Mr.
Win_ Bright . eras appointel Town
Clerk over Dr Burgess. This was the
only change made in the municipal
oo;eors::
Myth.
Mr Thomas Bowden, who 1158 been
runtiimgte, planing mill and stave and
door factory at the east end of our
village, took a midnight trip on Thurs:°
day of last week for parts unknown,
He leaves many creditors to mourn
his departure. -.-• Mr. P. Conroy
was here this week,—Mine host,
J. Mason, • of the, Central hotel„
has been ifecritsposed with an attack of
inflnenza, this week —Tho Council t,f
1589 held their last meeting onThurs-
day. night of last week and did a
gone. act by passing a •fire limit by-
law. We hope the new Council` will
do their part now by having it enfurc•
e'1,—The shone of our news bays may
he heard about the oorners on Sra.tur.
day nights.—The entertainment, under
the auspices of the. M P S of Christian
Endeavor, in connection with " the
MMMethadist Church, which was to have
been given on Tuesday night of. this
week, has been postponed till the
following Tuesday.— Rev Joseph
Edge, of Clinton-, occupied the pulpit
of thtz Methodist Churcla,bot}r morning
and evening, last Sunday. --- Miss
Mary Tartan is carrying on the dress
and tnantlr makieg husiness in the
shop recently' ocenpied by Miss 1t'
'Hunter, 'next door to A. Taylor's flour
and teed storn ---11r Neil McTavish,
woll known in Blyth and vicinity, is
spending. e few days hero vi ittng hth
sister ---`The insotiu:,r held en Wedn.•s•
clay evening for the puriroee of start -
in a Ytntn P'ooplere Society in
connection with Trinity Church, swat
Wingham with her sone/Clue Connery.
—Mr `W Armour, of Wingham, while
Lakin;; a load of apples to .• .k3russels,
had the misfortune of bret}king down
while driving along the 5th. He
borrowed a wagon frotn ,Mr R Irwin
and w s thus able ty ;rtterrrr:t. 1rte
journe mmlf,, ' . , e; egret of a num
M,efe!ot"al]"t:f':zreee ho wt it'd like to
have bought a portion of his load.—
Mr James'Rassell has gone ten Goder-
ich township to visit his father, who
is seriously ill.—Mr Downy, having
completed the moving and repairing
of his house, lied' • an old fashioned
housewarming last Friday night, at
which a number of theiads and lassies
of the vicinity tripped the, light fan-
tastic till near the break of day. --
Mr Chas Wheeler had a wood bee a
few days ago, when about 35 eords of
wood were cut,, after which he allowed
the young folks the use of the house
for a socia;. hop.—Thos. Wiljtinson,, V
S, of Ripley, spent a few, days under
the parental roof this ' week.—ltiessrs
Clegg and -Dances- shipped' 'a; carload
of cattle from the Brussels.. station
Mond ay. =Rey Jos. Edges of- Clinton,
preached a very eloquent• and practi
cal sermon in, the btinshine Church,
Suiiday.last taking fpr his text John
iOtli chapter, 7th verse,: troll whir.+
he showed the necessity for Christ's
leaving the world. aucl. sending the
Comforter, and- the glorious results to
the world in the growth .of Hie church,
and the expansion of His :Kingdom,
Consequent up.e, :t.
8
ipang•
East 'V9:aWanosh•
We hove the pleaeure this week or
Cbroplekittg-the Marriage of ilr Rrtber:e,
t 'AcGowan to \Iiss Lihbie H Scott,.
daughter of I1r Walter Scott, 'which
took place at the residence of the,
bride's father on . the 21st' iust,
The ceremony was performed at
6 o'clock ., p. m, by Itev. Geo,
Law, of Betgrave. The guess, u t
wards of 100' in number, then paras, k
of a bountiful, repast, after witch,
taking advantage of the hospitalitb of
the host, they proceeded to. entertain
thernselves.in various. ways, clancing
the chief amusement„ The bride was
made the recipient of many - valuable
presents,whichtnre by far too numerous.
to m' ntion. The young couple left on
'Wednesday morning for, Toronto, and
vicinity,.where the honeymoon will he
spent. ---Mr J Tally left on Wednet-
day for Port Hope —Mews Dana 'hi
McColl, 1i D, of Georgetown, attend-
ed the wedding of their cousii,Mise
Libbie Scott,. sin 'Tuesday.
- Orange Hill.
John Fitzpatrick, from :4iani-
tuba, is visiting friends in this vicinity
and we expect that his glowing des-
eriptien of the Prairie Province or
"the light of love which shines over
all," will have the effect of enticing
some of our fair maidens to 'sail down
the stream of time with hint' in that
ship ie which there is just room for
two. --Mr, Albert Griffin is visiting
friends and ncquaintances in }lewick.
lire intends going baok ter North.
Dakota and would advise those who
can axiut here to stay. - - box social,
under the mum ccs of the :luieley
School of this place, wag helve at Ttlr.
. liButton Vl1 ail error ni
Culross.
Mr: John. Walters lost a fine little •
boy last week with croup. lie was bur-
ied in the Wingham cemetery on
Saturday.—Mr. Wm. Forton came
very nearly shuffling off this mortal
{
coil on Sunday. Ile was sutferitil,
with La Grippe, and let it run too N!
without checking,—The wind' storm.
last week, destroyed a great deal of
bush and fenees.—Miss Mary Jan r :..
Caslick and sit ter leave' today for. ;
Manitoba, on a visit to their brothers;
with the intention of remainingthere 1
if the country suits them.
•
— ew Oats,new WhFtahr,new Pot
toes, new Plants and 13ulbs,are of feels
in the 1890 Oatalogue of The Steele
Broe, Co., Toronto. t' o geed to s
to the V, S. for seed when such
work is: issued here, foto dt.beate .theta
ell, It is the largest,. the handsameitr'.
the most modern, and fullest, in wetter.
and illustrations of any we have. yet
seek. Canadians should he piroud of ani
firm: of such enterpris=e, enercgy, end
high standing. They offer the Bsnuar
oats, that yielded 516.• bust, per as're af;
h varlet
nets, k rt ' urine
ark oou . ..
y
r
Teti,.
t
v for
b}i
ta
Potatoes; new The
clovers f .. tior•
West, tlse,,tigan. :phe eataingtte is p
at 20e , whieh may be deducted from
red
first order sent in, o' they will. ps td
1Ib. of Banner oats by mail .. pl'tt 1d
or 5 paekete of vegetable, or 5
seeds and catalogue incltrri+td far
remittanes of 25c It will pal evo
taxed to r,
i ; Jtitnee Alien, $11 0, error $&re' • an wreck of its grippe, which ended moans and ariticipete fan is the near k apnatenr gardener, fioriet and ter
t ee; Jahn Rol$itote ft a tats, ttk-1• its last' d1•*th 05. Weelees ar hi 'future. Ito 'eel for tie
'TAWA GORRESa'
The f•mrth 808510) 0
Perliainent of the D •
opened lith the usual ee
Thurs :ey, 16th lees. ,l'a
peat the Mt'r ns ter .0 hou
has twee niokaed to tree
: oerernoaiy in it rather hut
tier, e'v,•l.t., elle . tiittlst•orit
treated it lightly, and rl
gone so far as to ttllu
"a onarnery." lirwevor,
lag a I this, your hu'
determined to witttess ti
••a'nd for this purpoon
services •ot to friend t
dulcet to the eiemernl
hour fix• d foe the openi
was three o'elucic, • and
arrive.. at the I'arlian
about 1.311, I found a
w=titins; patiently fur the
Shortly nt'ter two, this it
event, took place ; the rte
' in dile time 1 found mr
g elect' on the right of
chair, It diel not telae
up both galleries, this Il
tho throne was already
the ladies. of the upper t
the Gov+-rnrlirtnt circle
had already taken posse;.
floor of the Cuaruber.,w
reserved fir the. Seuatot.
tt.eir wives and daughtt
•of the government, ju
clergymen, college pt
others. As each fair nc;
peered the ladies in
leaned over to catch a, g
costunie,and made ceinr,
some of the older ones c
a good share of • critic
Mr, 11.
but favorable. ll .
the active, graceful 'and
Gentleman Usher of th
was master of cereinoni
Indies at the bar of the
,giving them his arm, oc
to their appointed seats;
that would, be a credit to
field. By three o'clock
„ was well filled by the
people of Ottawa, the
Supreme Court in their
sitting an the divan alt
for them on spelt occ:•
• dignitaries, and mer
Government in their Wi'
A few muiutes past thra
heard,and his Exceilerrc,i
surrounded by a brilliat
the Chanel), r. All ar
Excellency was seated.
preliduiiiari,ee, .the lip
Sen.ite, on the comniau
eelleucy, despatched tl
'Usher of' the Black Re
the faithful Commons t
This the aforesaid. ("x. t
who was standing is ai
ceedec1 to de, and as
made a bow to lits lit.
such a tow. First, try
paratiou, be threw his
back as possible, then v
motion he bent himself
of about f •rty-five degr
to standing position,. 1,
and walked tt ward the
reached the middle of
when,probably thinkin
show` sufficient respec
ccllency, he turned arm
the same graceful bow
again at the 'Aar, and at
ptit up the brass fixings
the faithful Commons
within the sacred tart
Chamber, During the
before.the members ear.
. around on the floor ben
prominent persons who
Throne. There was.
himself, clothed in the
fort) of a Privy Ci
sword hanging by hies
ed hat under his arm.
man neeined to be •ill r
. toggery.. Ile stands
although' the nervous.. t
his mouth,and, tho so
step tells,the beholder
much longer. attend. to,
State and be a great p
O.ecasionally he,wnnld
to some tnetnber of bi
and the merry ttwinkle
broad smile that pleyei
tenanee, as well as
srejaa,that carne frons
told,thnse who looked
no important affair of
disco' sing. 1 expect(
to see the r,1d gentle
neighbor a dig in the r
emphasis. The other
Lioverttinent were pt
plitin Windsor uniforr,
the Governor Getieral
very important figers.
well formed man. ani
lived in an atmosphere
a 'fete ur,tintea the dn,
Cf;)l Ouinst, the S
Onnimone, ptieceded ba
'fisher, enteral, follow
Sul Comm' ilii, The