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Trainmen Beer •
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VOL. ILV. No. 2401
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1893.
D. IIoGILLTCUDDY, PROP'R
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK
Winter K•is.. - -F. J. Pridhaes .. . Pg. iI
Photos. -R. R. Saitowm •
Wall Paper. Fraser 1 Porter •
Hours and Lot fur Sale P Tammy. $
Vane for Sale or to let. D. J. Md.ensa •
lespelies invited. - W . Annum B Ban $
nogg lar Bal•. D. J. NOW •
Hindered Slue..--eessumeee Ou dap
Qs. •
DORN.
L8$B-*tNIleett- -- ernL a tt
. Meatre.au-
i.:0-(LL..Tiii the •1. of
1
SEPARATE SCHOOL.
The Pupil. wb. Meer • Seed Retard nen
tact erMare•
The muse of the children who took the
highest mark. is the dllfereut studies at the
February emunisa1.1..0 in the separate school
are as fedora
Fuc Ken ('I*..--l.'bruuail Doctrine
Margaret Payor, Mary Roche, Nellie
Webb. Ana Mclyuagall, all highest swain
able narks ; Romaine -Nellie %% &,b, Aaiun
McDuwg..II. ewb 98 per oat. ; Arithmetic
-Ann *olkrugall, 81 tor ant. ; Grammar
-Mar •r.; Payne, 80 per scut. ; History
Nellie Webb, b•rf,+roe Payee, 97 per omit
and 91 per cent. respw ti sly ; t'ompa/uon
Teresa Cbah.dm, 92 reran" ; Literature
-Marga, et Payne, 90 pea oast., Nettie
Webb, Annie McDougall, 86 pet cat. each ;
0wraphy Terra Chisholm, Andrew
Lynn, 94 per cent- met 84 per rent. respec-
tively ; Urthgrr.phy Ktlee Wel.b, Amos
McDougall, 89 per cent. e.cb ; lhawing-
Gertru,le Dian, 95 per Deet.: Writeug
Frederick :Shaman. 84 per oat. ; (i..wl
Coodact F.eler.ck Shimmer., lams Hur-
ley, Andrew Lynn. 96 per cent. each ; Neat-
msr Gertrude Doyle, Nellie Webb, Assn
Mol).wgah, Frederick Shannon. Andrew
Lynn deeerees epeeist credit. The highest
s.n.her of marks was ol,talmel 1.7 Margaret
Payne ; .ecrrt.l highest Nellie Webb.
THI•DCI.A.$ Christen Doctrine Mary
Iles, Margaret Hurley, 100 pew can each
Reading- -M.rgaret Weide Faisaloath Me -
Corneae. Teres Royle. 97 per cwt., 91 per
est-, respectively ; Arithtsetic Mary
Dema, 81 per cont. ; ':rsmuar-- Marveret
Webb, John l'belin, 97 per newt. ; 96 per
ant , 93 per cent-, r epect.v.ly ; ('umapw.
ibn. Jnewphine Galloway, 90 per cat ;
Literature Dora ('hi.hrim. 93 per cleat.,
Inward ('ural.., Job. McDorral I, 90 per
eget each ; I:eegrsphy Dela Kerne, 89 per
met.: t►r1M.rrcpliv--Jesphiee isnoway ,
90 per cent : Mary Dna, Dora ('hi.holm,
Margaret Hurley, 80 per eat. each ; llr.w•
ire John Pheiin. J.arphine Galloway, 94
J rent. each; Writing_. Meed Curry,
osephine Itellow.y, 86 per twit. each ;
Good l'e.nrlsee - .1ohn Pheli., .IoM Mc-
Phelin, .foh. McDonald, Mery Dean, 94 per
meat. each; Nesters -John Phelin, Teres.
Doyle, May Curia, fryers Chisholm, Jes-
phine Galloway deserve special credit. The
highest total number el marks was obtained
by Mary Item ; sssesd-.ighmst total, .icse-
phine (allowsy.
MYFIEUQ
From our owe .ssferpo.dent.
Prof. look, were very interesting.
Mies Mary Wedwin bee returned frost •
visit to (3..lerich.
Mie L Mcl.r.a. : f (;oderioh, has been
visiting friearl. here.
The magic tasters views given at tie 8.
A b.racks on F.I,iay mating net, by
T. J. Mo orhouee recently let • very
vlualle cocker .panel pep by beteg pna.u-
ed. He n..w offers a reward of $50 00 for
Use cor.ewlion of the guilty party.
H. F. Edwards is selling the balance of
h is water goods et great reductions for
cash. Mena .sow excluder overshoes et
ane dollar: woweee's overshoe., all sae, 51
me dollar; overcoats .rad blankets below
est; several cede of good print., worth 10
&ad 1210, for tic; rare Mrpi.s nr dies.
good..
Re.. Mr. Telly, of Mitchell, gave his
FMar hectare " The Brent Pyramids of
ye," Ie the Presbyterian church es
rwdy evening last. Mr. Telly has
gives this inflect Bloch tho.gbllal study
end the lecture was eno.t entertu.ieg sed
deserved • reach larger audience.
TM Orangemen .ad 0. Y. R.'s are com-
pleting •rrangemwou for their grand tea -
meeting and oussrs to he held i0 the town
hall oe Tuesday evening nett. The Gude-
rich orchestra will provide et.. lent enols,
r.eitatioas and elegiac, said George L.
W..y, of Kirktoe, will sing • somber of
.men map& legse yoer partners, take •
moonlight metier ride end enjoy this cos -
sort for it will be the hest d the caw.
Mew heat
R.wwius, O.t., Jess With, 1984
J. M. McL.00, Oedcrieh.
Demi fits, -With pleasure I write te
lmpify to the merits of your System Rowe -
water. Newithatmeding good aureate sad
the beet oer local star ieal dill meld de
far my eon, M certainly would have died
had it met hese tor timely p•raki•g el your
System Renovator. Berme we treat to yea
be me s redwood • ad low the le mond sot
move from our wide to theethsr. His reams
and waken were both aliened es ler ea to
honessenh..ddy -net eves hk1 meth. He
wee quite eiraple •mil Miss. All metro! of
the eris•ry orgies W gem Let the
ewer d his Nein Yes MM we the Reno-
Valor
eavalor said set at .nen en the kidneys,
Meek the boss d dbsesen,d which he would
tib it not checked. This it did o eoes.feUy
in eadraia@md Anne until he wee tilde to help
hltsedf He re.o.ered hie sight •ted .11 k6
(kreshbs e0 well •s to he 1Me to go in and
Moak yen a• sit weeks. no saw going
se eleven years sail is • nurses healthy boy
-cigktow maths .hes wit.
('tegned) M..nelu. Mnwama
1Rttdy. 26th, 1486 2te
Talky ray mut is the phkw. d health.
Moab niers weld be midsd. M. 8
Senl seep&
t te renew wren own. humins@ is •
day@, .11 that is requiredi be apply the
seal well teemed ewe mew - Ptel'.
Inn (:.dee Bsuosb.r. Boa, @ah, paie-
Pst.amti Oars Szemi er makes se
Wide herd re Mat, aids sei@k*y mad
eta bard W mei wren
NEWS NUGGETS
FROM HURON
CO
A Newsy Grist Obtained from
the Country KUL
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR READERS.
A Ween./ Nemec femme Nome flew/ tan
M meet $,coons* -rear a.d fare t1'f11f1
pea mud dis
enee.e 9Mees JINNI Il -ilio- 1
lbwetimamell She 4letmie Sews 1a fie- I
traliMt eg sae Lamm nail wet wee
Mena Meer err ocean amasser*
K A F () R T *4 WK RXG RKT TO
learn that John Campbell, *blest
.,s of Dr. Campbell, of this tones,
who ham hen soave' enel/wne is
1n Pbi1..lelphu, is presumed in that city
uy • severe attack of t)phoel fever. 0..
mother left here un N'eduesday to wan
u p.w her eau.
E. Weinmah • John Anwar, from near
Regime, a visiting (needs ea this ne.gbbur-
Meaforth : G. eat tenon, of Se.fo"th, ha.
been appointed District Deputy for the A.
O. U. W. in Huron.
Brussels • Cu... J. Thornton Inas pur
chewed • yang high grade Jersey mw from
G. A. Desdesa". Ururmlm.
Brussels : Alfred Lorry Let • good cow
this week from tudamuauoo of the lungs
and indigestka. She wee worth $40.
Clinton : The branch store being coo -
ductal at Brussels by Cooper 1 Co., will be
dacrauaued after the 411 of March.
Hullett : W Bingham, of Mullett, left
this week for 1;lasstou, Denote, being called
thither by the Illness of hu daughter.
Hallett : W. Cunningham., of the 13th
con., weighed • yearling heifer, the other
day, which upped the Lwin at 1100 pounds.
Brussels : R. McNaughton, of Brussels,
defeated S. RIltott, ol W.ngh•m, In • stet
mg race last Tuesday evening at the latter
town
Croy • Last week Tbtunae,teo0 of Thorne.
;'ttraehsn, u neat home from Roush Col-
umba, where be has been for about two
yam
Brtl.seis Ward Farrow ham been ap-
pointed to • poaitico ss awl clerk on the
C. P. R. Hu run will he from W ina.peg to
Elkhorn and return.
Lea.Ibwry : Jinn Muldoon has takes to
ki/raelt • wife iu the person of Mss Kelly,
an estimable young lady of Moms township.
They will shor ly remove to Manitoba
trey - Rob'. Menzies, who disposal of
hie farm to Kugel Bras some time •go, has
purchase} • house mil lot in Brussels and
will 'Dove there shortly.
Ch.slhuret : Rev. H. Irvine is mull hold-
ing revival services at l'h.slhurst, but ex
pecta to case this week ; between thirty
dad forty have sought religion.
Kesler : Ile Jams has purchased Mrs.
Peach's residence near the Presbyterian
church. paying therefor the sum of 11,350.
He will take poreemue s. once.
Grey : Robert Melh.nell has purchased
het 18. one. 11, oonatuing 130 acre. Thu
is one of the H.ramWh.te farms. The price
was said to be $4,500. Mr. McDoosld takes
poeeei5. u *4005.
(,'Inure : W. Kay has takes a position in
a Detroit organ (emery, and will remove to
that city ; be will be particularly messed by
Ontario-ut.obarch,he having been choir kids
or for a cemider•We tome.
Morrie : 0. Wednesday of last week
Ales Smith and Mw .gum A. Yhohlios
were united in marriage, .t the reside -we of
the brute's parents, by Rev. W. 41. Reilly,
of 8t. Jobs '• cllprch, bores.
Grey : Rnht. McKey, eon. 8, net with
• series..asideat when °bopping in the
bosh reesetly, having had his thigh bone
hroken in two plane by a falling limb. He
les suffered • man deal of pain.
Raster : Rev. Mr. McDonagh has received
•oordi•1 ted .nalinme request from hs owe
ieeg•tiose in the Main st. church to remain
• third year as their pastor, and has accept-
ed the iavit•ua, subject to the approval of
the Coeferae
Press : Janes RI•ahi11 left lame Tues-
day
uwday for Detroit when he 1.15.4a trying hr•
head at earring out • fortune. Mr. Blashill
is weed the many loyalists who have bees
dto expatriate themselves daring the
Hayfield W. Rates, who resides war
WITS, W his Mrs &tad stables burned os
WOalas.d.y evening Mat week. The Are
wee sand by • lantana being kicked over
by • horse. lee $1.500. Supposed to be
covered by iwserames.
Rrtreale : Rev. 8. Jess took • faiating
.poll .t McKay & C.'. store last Monday
morales and was taken bow in • neigh.
The reversed gentleman is well on toward
86 ypars of age, yet in about as lively s
many men 26 years his jean..
W ingb•m . Judge Doyle has given his
desisim in the settee el A. R..,d tins phis,
4g1•1210t the Corporation of L.ek.ow, tried
at the sitting of the County Comet i0 Dee -
ember lest The Ledge awards Mr. Ras 196
sad meta. t L. Dickisere had charge of
the ow fee Mr. Res.
MBKillop : *today Mat wad Jolts
8i►ben, • well brows readmit d M.Kilaep,
sad • gnat heeler et good bersdwk, w&.
very 0wio•ely inj.redy` Ming kicked by
ens of kis harem At Sant it was thane' ha
0.041 set survive but there is every prob-
ability d his o0eebtu ruiar•ties sew, al -
Meech be had • diets salt
Tnekerrith : Janet 1&shhereujh, jr.,
w of Janina 1•addMeogh, of Troika -
smith, arrived hose from Reath O heal..
se etlassday. He sed the jemmy
lardy well, bet in far gem, peer fellow. it
will, hewovsr, be • eaihrt M ►.4k himself
and his person tee hist te he at hems He
was •wap eked by hie 10011., David.
Morris : Os Thursday eight of bet wed,
David, meet Alan IR*W, Eta lies, Md after
a brief Own aged 30 vents and 6 swathe
The assessed was menial abyss two yaws
mgr M Mats Margaret Besitk, d Wnt.tir,
Wmiteshsrdp ghat day ressesed te Dakota.
M W • lans let 1.8 lfr.
Med mess bees twang r yaw built clod
underwent& • °meas of neediest Ir.st ems
that appeared to etra*4Ltes blm up .l1
right. A few weeks ago be west hack to
Dekote to bring hes wife here lead a sap
pined teat he caught ould, "'Mob resulted
u
indesineetion of the longs sad pleurisy,
anti after ssr.ng (heat pais fur • ,new
days he peened away.
Se•lerth : Caption Hoag, who "s in
charge Mn some two youe ago, sod who
was very popular etth all who attended at
the barracks, bus been obliged to retire from
Army week un &ro,.uut of some afecti..0 of
the throat, which prevents hi. speaking or
unging. He has secured a situation .a Mr.
BA.adtuot's fact+,ry end will reside to town.
BBrumes& : We are named to notate; that
ile G L Belt, of Tor,. ' formerly et Brus-
sels, has been appointee examiner for ()per•
&flee Portlier". and t)ral end Isena' P.th
ol..gy, for Trinity Cesare tl in the quern
city. Ile. Hall is well qualified to fill them
important pennon, au.i we are pleased to
see that Uruseeline centaur to take the
lead.
Smith Hereto . Meetings in munectioa
with the South Huron Farmer's lutitute
will le Mkt at the foll..wiug places on the
date ra.ned : At Ir.ahwo.,l, on Tuesday,
March 7th; .t Eater on Wednesday.
Meech 8ib ; at Verna on Thursday, March
90i, and et Seaforth nn Feeley, March 10th.
Each of them nieeetioge will commence at
half past tee o'clock a.m.
Wingbam : The Coe.grtgtetimal church
here was p.rually destroyed hy fire Sunday
nlmm.ng, Feb 19. at 1 o'clock. The fire
caught from the furnace, but was fortun-
ately dieoveral before it had done much
damage. The beeetgent was damaged to
The extent of 1500, and the organ upstate.
.uffered from the heat. The damage is fully
covered by insurance.
Wingbaw. Much regret was felt by our
eiuran. en Teasley morn' net ca learning of
• dreadful accident which occurred to John
Bell, heather of Thrown. die 11, proprietor of
the Wingham Fermi ure'recctory. it seems
that Mr. Ball was engaged in placing • belt
nn a pulley when, in .rune way he got his
foot caught in the machinery. Before the
machinery eeuld he stopped the font and
lower part of the leg were so terribly ming
led that amputation .as newery. The
...jetsam was successfully performed by
Doctor. T•mlyn •n.i Mel.irum. The shock
to the system, however, was so severe that
rem very is scarcely Laked for. Mr. 0.1*
has ilea • resident of W Ingham. for ever.)
years and his good nature and menial dispos-
ition made him a universal favorite, and his
earl accident cinch. the most universal sym-
pathy.
TOWNSHIP COUNCILS.
uopsu.H Tow NRm V.
l'r.uncil met Feb 15, miltant of last meet-
ing read and pissed. By laws 1, 2 and 3
were read and passed. The folk.wing
Manger were made .o p•tbmastere ; No. 1,
11.o. Andrews tis place of John Andrews ;
No. 40, Thome Jewett in place of Thomas
Hurd ; No. 20, George Holland in place of
Jo.epb Cddcloug* ; No. 47, Joseph B. Ed-
wards in plass of John Ihckson ; No. 4
Pound, Albert ('antelno in place of lien
$wirer. The teed.* of the News Record
for township printing eras •ueepted. The
following accounts were ordered to be paid:
Star, printing, $4 . Feuer & Porter. 30c ;
Mr.. McRae. indigent, $16 ; Drs Whitely
and Holmes for. exam. county wards. $20 :
clerk to seed for Municipal Weald, 116 ; A.
Drysdale, gravel. $490; Auditors, $12:
treasurer, postage trod .teturnary, $4.
Moved by S. Sturdy. seconded hy Comp'
A. Cooper, that the Board a Health for the
current year consist of the following:
John Cox, .doh, Beacom (aorge A.
Cooper, Jia Conolly end Nixon Sturdy.
Medical ofiker, Ile. Whitely. Tia midi
ton' report was pared and 100 copies or-
dered. Adjourned to meet on first Monday
in April. NIXON STranv, Clerk.
aa0nap.
lemma met on Saturday, Feb. l lib, all
the members present. Minnow of the pre-
vious meeting read and adopted. The fol
lowing checks were issued Janne Warren,
award na draie browses Webster and Bagels
son, f7; D. Sullivan, overcharge oa .acute
labor, lot 28, L R. , $4 50 ; (farrow & Proud
foot, lull &deice, 116 03; John Beek, rep.
culvert coo. 2, 12, it ; D. McRae, 'aspect
ing gravel, 11.87 ; trustee. of Y. 4. No. 11,
tare a 8. i of let 4, con. 2, being assail
in 8 8. No 17, 16 40 I Joss Dunbar, rep.
read on 8. R 3 .ad 4, $3 : Reach, Bread,
to Mn. Grinds, R. Currie, Wm. O'Neil,
116.91: trustee of 4. 8. No. 17, Iola.as of
money raised for demisters, 11 50. The
& editor. promoted their report of 1899, and
afar ersminatioo h the mused it was
adopted. Moved by by
lay, nsoo"ded by
P arrish, that William Kilpatrick be amw-
@ or for the year 1803Moved in amend -
met by Hegh (iirvis, .son.ded by Hugh
Chambers, that Dennis 8.tliv.m be aeeeor
for the year 1883.-aaeried. Moved by
Chambers, e.00sded by Forrid, *bat the
following gentlemen be reloaded Ube al-
low -Jag a.eo.ats .1 ars, they ex-
empt from -ensemesf to tM&raeuut their
name Rev. Jee. Carrie, M.40 : Rey. R
Fairbairn, 111.88 ; Roy. A. ['otter,
$6.88 ; Rev. N. J. Dizo., 17.38 ;
also to 0. A. Carrick, ooll.eter, 11 28, he
Mviy paid this •nws.t to four pewees
who were overek•rg.d is their tars ; the
sediton 88 each. Cowed .rljoera.d to
sten ite the 26t i day el March.
W. (}ewrso•, Clark.
west wawasow.
The wawa stn seserillog to ad-
journment a BNurdy, 1.1► imataM.
Members .11 peer. Minute el pre-
vious es.atieg were read .ted ap-
proved. The tr.m.wer's report far Ja-
mery showed Whew .ad receipts smenet-
iet4 to 13206.11 sad expenditure /87M.94,
{envies • Whew of 011.17 on bent 1
ponies we rend frees Jams Jeh.ww and
thir$Sse other rate payers •sktas the you
-
oil hr • .rat townie sspplyieg win for
the hit.. along tae sideline, opposite R W
of 114, ....mise t The road at this pl.ne
beieg greatly ebst eeadmew drifts
11. et
$r wee allowed Mand ever lee
future astern, it beteg toe lata le remedy
the matter tai mesa A entities ripen
by twS 4. S renown, 5kdsg le `ve
the tae ea dap depended with is Me masai-
me smBByy wee read. Moved by Mr.
esiss id
by Mr. Durum, that the
g ime w reason d M@ tt.d
Oat • bylaw dbpMdt, urif llelClm Mr d
• lam en Igen M pltgesut - As
•000.at frees Mr. W ettk.•for for goods .up- I sigh& We hops the happy wet& will be
plied to Mrs. Craig was sot r.ougut.ed. The binned with her sousty for • k.ag time
reeve sad the clerk were eathor oil to erg• I
titien a.k. the (:uv.raiawnt te w
alt 1. the people • vote m the questtou d factory. The farmers have started • pia
the total prebib.teon tet the Ilq.ur tr•lSe. i stook company with over j2,000 of creek.
P. Kelly prseeuted • pettum etgned by 111 es to be built tee Jaw' creek. The fed -
i
d the *S.tapal.ty, •shone thin lowtog were separated • board of directors
the boundarw of U Y.B. No 5, be altered John Ti*n, Wiu Junes, R Young, Andrew
so as w provide for the formation of • sew MoJlwuu, H M IafY. John Tithe was ap-
sction iratwa= portioned' of Kiat Wannessk p.iwteI prsatd et, wd Hugh curvta e•lee-
and Hallett. Mooed by Mr. Medd, messed- w. The factory was named, " west
.d hy Mr I)uruton. fiat them mused ep- Hums."
pint en arbitrator m the matter as rayon.
ed b theschool act soil that Jones John
1* is our sad duty to ehrumclm the death
Quito as eiciteeseas has bees eassni fa
• p• connection .iib the Darting of • Mow
atmy o.f Mira W.1. Ryan which.ecurred at (211111-
ti spectated arbitrator. Carried.
NILE.
ewe serreseeedent.
Yr. Ewa was the guest of Kr. Currie
Master Arthur °erne is wry bet we
hope to see kin armed agate.
Mrs. Mot a Pert Albert, is visiting het
Mr& Divide's, of Stratford, a the guest
of her daeghter. Mre. R. A. Fear.
ene's for $3,000. We slink it le well
Young Donor Mackay is tiding frrapient
drives out towards Cerlsw. What dift • it
MI mew
• Mr& Wm. Jesse reesetly repented bar
bap lord with • beeseing bor Wil
limo is better pleased tins if he had te •
Meese factorise.
That widower Mat used to drive ever to
Myth doesn't ge any ewe. He thief. t hal
other fellow from Hallett stubs the prime
Tu. Rev. A. Pear did ein go tat Crewe
lea-seretleg se be istendol, ea seems* of
the had read@ arid ether matter& It takes
imenethieg setrasediesey to prewar. him
from keepiog as eagamement.
Rev. M. Kerrie, Spisespel Chundi Foie
Weer el Dampness, prembed at Nelte
Renday evening. His test we John 3 16.
mid by the remarks we bear he will he eld
teased beef sine, and we me assure the
rev. irestlesian that be will be greeted by
at large • ...scrawliest gs hen titae, Mask
was • hill house.
awasty _arrived at nib ea the 10th law
Sae he babied at tha parygosag awl *alio..
We Sear awl Yrs. Fear are wpm t• malt.
War pm* go saolleglaMs pandbla She
ITU QUESTION
A GREAT ON&
Giving an Analysts of the Atte
ef Me tweeter -The Great SeeireaMy fee
irtheaged Itelimases-rbe tensor, e• sem
la Mae male salirsillea fee the temadses
rarimer. Artless Laborer.
To the Editor of Ts* ttiscam.
putm IT ME AS A CONSTANT
reader of your paper, to address a
few word. your mailers ea a quer-
lion which I believe a vest majority of them
&re interested in. Fur some Lowe past the
Toronto Molter haa heel two of its most in.
alligent reporters travelliug through Oa -
tacit. asorrtaining the combats' of the
onuutry sod the views of the people es to
slat. policy well cure tAe distriem which is
admitted to prevail in all pert., mei presses
with exceptiosial severity upon the farmers.
To tines who, like myself. have mar). good
reason to know that Ontario troni end to
sad, is ready for polars! union with the
States, it has Grommet passing strange that
in all these interviews a political unionist
was found bete and there only. For some
time previous to 'be Itlobe's eniesion, I, as
Secretary of the Continental Union Assam&
tem of (Mario, hail heen gathering similar
opinenes, and of all the letters I received in
reply to mine, but One ntain met he Wan op -
poised to political unioe I had letters from
men who were interviewed by the Gala.
mid in many instances was eurpneed to me
that when they knew their °pumas were to
appear in print they were not as ready to
evow them as when they Peat them to me
great work 3 It done in secret. It was auger the *doe aggrouy. ke,,w
duty that led Socrates to differ from otherii
and teach the immortality of the tout 4
Knowlvdge of duty. 5 thity at Howe. It
being his first appearance on the platform at
Nile we may safely bespeak for hini • favor
able place with the Nile people and others 10
future. R... Mr. Henderson WP 8 h• neat
speaker. and ;when his name was annomiced
ita reoertion showed the plan the speaker
held. in the heat t of Nile peeple. His sub
pet Was the "Model Church." It will
have • meal pastor. just like the one you
Ina at Nile. He pap* • high tribute to
Mr. Fem. having INWO 1•Clfli•Illted with him
before he came upon this circuit They
should pay hien a model salary,for ministers
were not engem amd could sot live on angel
food. It will have a mole' building. e
could Not oar that we bad that, liut he
hoped we would have it iu the near future
They should have • busmen church Church
work MU often done in • slonhod way In
• way that we would not do our own bust,
nem Our idea of • model church will
h e oar conception of church work. For
God did not say go and build fine charchee,
tine colleens, eo and build See literary
fYi &OP", go and at tend( 'onferences and Pres-
byteries, lent, go yit into all the world and
preach the Geepei. %1, • mint realise it as •
personal call to nee our efforts toward a
definite end. OM iodi•idealises mankind
in emir', to specie! work. To you ahout
to ewer, in the work I say go praying.
believe rig, trust ins. Lastly, The model
March ia characterized oninioa
Only one tenth of the inemlwro are willing
to work and the rem •re willing to let them
The addrese was brim full nf gond and
useful information,and was much appreci
med. Mrs. Robert Mellyrain presided ad'
;settee i.sorgtan in • meaner thee gave mem eat's-
Too late for Ian week.
certain comniunitne thoroughly inspregnat
rd with Uneaten" through Which the ce r-
omp. attests passed without finding a simile
mimeo- Even s here unionist eneetings
have bees carried unanimously. no unionists
*ere found. This seeming puede was
solved by the Conservative corre-pondent
to hi• letter summing up the situation. He
Miss Rims, a Hope, es visiting at John
The Nile tailor is off work for • hw days
and is Attie* op and down the river.
Rev. R. A, Fest was me of the speakers
at Crewe tea naming on Slonday night.
Rev. Mr. Kerrie, of Dungannon, Is to
preach next Sabbath evening at 7 o'clock.
John Pentland, sr. , and sen Robert. are
visiting friends in the teweeship of Howick.
S0800 of our young people atteuded the
oyster supper at Benrnitler, Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. [Mord. of Knees Centre,
came to mimed the funeral of her sister,
The Moir of Ntle are practising for Use
anniversary teammung which will Lake
P ao* on the 27th inst.
We think that one of I tekota's Miser&
got loose Sad °eine down 'Armee" Otiterio
sad gave es a friesdly visit, on Sunday.
Our blacksmith hae parchamed a feet bore*
little training from uow until Sproi4 it will
bs able to go at a fast gait
Osee day last week a ynang fellow came
to lin Paw of William Jones. He had
neither ahem nor etockaap an nor Int on
ha head. He waa weak lee could not tell
hie name, At she kat account he wae sot
Oda to speak. Mit Mr. Joins is tains; the
beet owe of hist
It is with feelings of tbe deepest regret
s• elsraniele the death of lila William
Ryan, which teek place is einem se the
16th Wet., at the early age of 40 pees The
lamest which took pees on Saturday from
eel Os seesant of the storm ee Smedley
weenie. the memionel dervica Ina port peafowl
natal meet Monday wiereieg et 10 ao &awl!.
J ellen
Thomas sad Flare thamine. wend away
.1 het week. The decessof had so atte4
.1reit,:szteri shout. three years ago. She had
hese it nicely "thee she eseght
gelid while ettesiding a Nana Thss re
newel reerilted is her going taw • dailiss,
tooidas Age deagat, at the esety ass of 10
iri= similes awl 14 days. Mige
gram ass ta Wor bed mad
was able t• is to Orgsgsla abeig• tw• walks
ago. Th• soliiest of ibis sums ens • ma -
oral laweria wish an whoa bow bow agaligt
feeling it has been mentioned. Rut it so
"I'Pess 'hal eonvert• te annexation have
been claimed Where an honest investigation
has proven conclusively that • disenotios
to accept annesat 1,•• been the mere out-
come of an untatinn eendition of affairs,.
hich latter is tape of • No isfao-
tory re-adjuatment. Such re -adjustment
mecured we should hear not hong fur.
t her of annexation from three men.
This being the taw, no !memo man can
term theme annexation's's. I admit they
are the stuff out of which annexationist&
might be fashioned."
This paragraph throws much light on tbe
letters of the Glebe's commissioners. The
ubivereal cry for free trade or free entrance
to the markets of the United States heard
by the Globe men really discloses the
strength of the political union seatiment
in Ontario.
No ose problem to believe ttat there is
any desire for teen worth speaking
of that is founded on a mere deeire to
change Rotiph connection for citisenwhip in
he American Repoli' ie. As the &nee it al no
movement of 1949 was the otstgrowth of it,
ritatipg commercial cdriditiress. So the
more widespread and deeper rooted move.
e vent of alley is due to the fact that &mins
as, in Mort, the nnly inane of averting
eventual ruin. With this explanation of
the failure of the Globe men to fad poli-
tical union sentiment in Ontario, political
unionists are content. Fetch maim of the
'country can row feel wittier' that every
other section is equally imbued with • de-
lete that Canada shall hereme part of the
United States, in order that their commer-
cial enorlitione may henome the mine as
those of the people of the States.
Otto statement of the ahrore onotaties
frmn the carreependerit's letter political un-
ionists cannot &crept as cermet. limeys that
(11 the irriating condition of affairs is cap -
that (21 whim this re ergonomic is escared.
we shall hear nothing more of minexation
from them men.
1 This irritation of affairs is not capable
e lowt of polities"! union.
I make se limitations nr pselifloatime of
the foregnag stateemen In the valedictory
self in form of eentireental uninsemed whir&
you dirt me the Omar of reprinting. eit•
newel very folly iota a rinroatilarlitirt• of Us -
w▪ ould not permit it We ewe mesh* se
treaty for sonedires. Reeked mikes an
treaties fee ea. Is there any man instal&
of an mayhem who Milner *het Reined
u ntold an leamiliato herself ria to inetreet her
pads, dety free, into Caserta, while smelled-
ne her ows peed. unlace tiny pay the name
ditty to weer Canada, hor whey. tint they
pay to enter the Veiled States wlense tariff
• meaufnetwreet goo& the highest is the
sonttl. Sows people may say they believe
raithand maid ar. an The Right 110a.
honer authority *horn ••• eftmalia•
eta, salines U. get tato pewee meill nom
oboe none reeklen to his elseeseeshll
fAiesetwriain hes ...Uri felon, pod -
thirty that wield 4n robin, ef Me
bad, end ovary name of nine a new woe
wawa wills MIL Ow would gat Ref Ifitalthli
sow awn who respeelle her sidt IMr te se bum -
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