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THE SIGNAL' OOD1 R1CH, ONT., THURSDAY. MARCH IN, 11191.
the $na1,
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IVIERY THURSDAY MORNING
SII M. reelleALSCII1061011.
Miss of Pebustlon . and 10. Nenhetreet.
tioderlab. Ontario.
ferns, se eirese /pits
pre month, in .droit, ......
There m.mtbs,
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131 M ..
Hee wee ... ....
if ••seri', r.sed. the pries per
• su
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vA
t.
how thmmdagy i erase ken heed, and en
him will thee rest the
When he is dose wit== kindly
head thew to me,
1 am, your
"'bet Canonss.
Mo that if there has bees • failure of
pastier, we are pleased to kaow W least
dues not lie at Mr. CArltiam's door.
lo peening these oononeote we have .o
desire to reflect oo the Judge. D01 40 R
We are igooraot of his 010tlres or the
towns that actuated him. The severe
re..rks of the ,Judge in passing sentence
wear I M es the guilty man shower clearly that Hie
Lord.hip thought that with • min like
Goon nothing but breaking stones in the
penetenti, ry for five vases at least would
even. Vet the prisoner was allowed to go
out suspended sentence.
All we desire now to say is that, in our
opo. mu. there has been a failure of justice
end that some one is responsible.
We ray this as a public jowled del in the
public interest. %Ye trust noise of threw'
gaged iu allowing this man 4:os to esape
re
be ei,pended seuymi.ljectedby Sortie irresponsible
scoundrel to tre•ttmeot similar totted witch
Mr l'AIImute has undergone durum the last
year. -_ ___
..w. 'agtP**WAa.." rATaen en.
There lives in Toronto one Rost.T Rin
e t}2HAx. hosed '+• name utitrht indicate
tibia he 15 as F.uglishman. But he is not
Kugbsh. He is Irish. He is not en Irish
('anodal,, but an Irish immigrant. H•
came- to this country to better his condition,
a, many better Irishmen have done. l;°
like the majority of his fellow -immigrants
he had succeeded beyond he most sanguine
expectations. RUNCRT early Identified him
self with the Orange society, and having no
viail.l.• means of support he was made acre
try of the grand bulge and of a beneficiary
breneh of the Order recently ivatltuted,
sieldsr to that of the A O U. W., the Odd
Fellows aril other societies of that kind.
ftut that was slut sufficient for lout. He
was a 1'onserv.tive, end his annection with
the leteliog 1)raegemen of the country
enabled him to secure the position of fuser
servrtive organizer, when that office became
vacant.
It is in connection with this often that
he Ins attracted de.erve,l attention
throughout the country Enormous sums
of money pees through the hands of the
C ou.ervattve ewer -imam ion The electors of
Causal', Couserrative as well a. Reformer,
!wow whence that money comes. The re-
velations made in the House • season or
Iwo ago, and which wrecked the political
life of Sir Hansa i.arusvl,, show that, an
• few eyes of handling, a million dollars
was stolen from the public chest sad spent
ItuNr•T Goat.. Mr. CArtssu '' aoodoesil r*fertherla rlhe mese• Ofps Ccoserva
gardener, eighteen months ago Merged Mr. tine pert of Canada: that in to ray, so fur -
('...sewer with having committed serious of-stwrieg the tolerate of the few individual•
tenses against the moral and , rimioal law , who are .t the head of the duty, end the
of the land. ofbce.holders and other hangers -sidle which
o:w.wr- scattered theme charges br.dtaet I Wt named clan. RinhihuNer, under con
through West Huron during the last Dorn- 814"4""°' bells... He came to Canada
,Dion election, In haad•bill' printed by him-
self. He caused the charges to he printed
ill a paper called " Thd World, ' of Toronto.
He solemnly declered on oath to the eor-
re,-tnees of these chugs,. He subjected ideal wire-peller would be loth to rex any
Mr t',melee, and his wife and fancily, for change that would spoil his little recreation
over .me year to the meat painful ordeal Pee of drawing go...l money without performing
p..•taldr people r..uld pass through labor well as fall' to the lot of the rest of
He war Indict..l on two monis for wilful as. It is therefore got muter for surprise
and ....irrupt perjury is o.unectio• wit► that at the annual meeting of the Grand
them . hearges at the last sashes. The Orange Ledge of Western Ontario he should
grand inquest of the aeons', without •0, mfr a greviance of his own, sod attempt to
make the t )range society believe his gnev-
••ce is thein. He refers in he report, as
secretary, to the Continental Union move -
w ant and intimated that those active In
promotsig the cense should be maltreated.
of wilful and corrupt perjury'. and he was
Now this country should not be run by
Withyear, 20 the lire. political hacks uh " toll not, neither do
punished, how
Not at all. The Cody spin, although they sometimes act u
vmclal pwuurouuy •
td.ertl./.a Estes
Lens] and .de n.• - rA.nrl ,dverl.Sne•te. tar.
ler line for Arai 1•sert,on. and 3 f ora per Ilan
for met .'.to• -•,i .t ,use-rti..a. Meesered b
• nonpareil reale.
Hndsaes .velit e1 sit liner and under. $,t per
year. itr,7 rd
Ade! nit".n"mt. 01 Lout. Mound.
aptuo1len. Vacant. aft not Wanted :end
Busts.,. Chances Wanted. out etoeedi*K 6
Ile , roe".,Pre 01 px Month.
Ilei r.. , aria and Menu. en Sale. De' lu
•i..•..2 .' new !I for are month. Mr. per oils
elsonent n,•,nlh, hanger ad vie. In proper :4.e.
Any .severe) mod ire, the oltt..', of which is ro
prowrole the psea.iery benefit of sea) 2.241
vtds&) or ,..matey, le 'he oondderd so vel
oar leeww,I *.'t nber.M•1 s.ventinrll.
l.e•ul our„r, to n. n12slil t>p. one Mit per
word. no norn'05 k•+.. • t...n '!ir
Loral t.M100e a or.lr.,•rr readlsg type toe
eerie pet woes rd. No notice (,r lethen 6m•.
Nolo,'. for rh,rrhe, o .4 cher religious and
hones ole^• tttsr,telion. half rata.
eeasseKtal C..eraes adverttornsrwta.
A limited number of displayed alveritse
rae.1s will he inserted al the 'following Twee
Perirei r.� .n.. isertiM. 40
fourinsertion* 1 00
" these w.wtb....... .... 2 On
" siv months 3 00
on^ )'.-war. 0 0'
He sdveresemenr les. than two laches in
real'. w 1:
'we r.1, niat.d ,.n A lmloe bawls. 12
per area. ..ant showed for rush payments
es thrr.• ret....15,4 . onus••.: 10 per cent. no Mx
...1h:. one 14 per rent. .in a )ear's, These
e editlens will kw strict It enfurosd.
*beat ••111M *lan•l" aeteresr.
8": aer,bar w tau fell Ns root v0 ort ia,. Nal.
r*welar:v, .tither !tor .•mer or ley mill. will
venter is favor rev ..•q'. ,,.ting u. of the teat at
as any • dater puestt$e.
Leek .1 Veer Label.
Your Zabel is a standing recalpl of the date
So whish you arc meld rep. ete.i aha! It 1s nut
tl!••e.-.l to tall into erre .r.
N' hen . eheoer•.. 1 ell trete le desired, both
the old and the sew adorer .boeld be given.
Hejeetel mooIto-rlpts ,•vont be rt turned.,
Curr.•.ponden.. ,nue' t» .v rtt*en un o,.e etde
O f paper only.
P.btb.ber'. Settee.
.t.. i.:• Tunnel, of l:.alrrirh, hoe been ap
w eed Irsal Trrvellin,; lgeut for the town
.' .p• of orient' h, Colborne, Aeb2eld snit W•
r inn• ,1 re0t rtiaoten , the d io, n. t are aim
e..pnwered to rwrivr .uh.criptious to Tam
Sergio.
A!1 . ommuniestlon, mr.*t he al.tressed *
h, 11 . Ull.f.lt'1'bhY,
Tuo Sweat.
telephone ('.II T0, tioderlch. Owe.
iioukRil'H. THURSDAY. kaiak ft MIL
A FABLE Bi wfilmosses.
poor: he could leave at now independently
rich, yet he has not earned a dollar es do
the rest of us who pay taxes.
It coo be easily understood that Mrs pol
hesitation, round true bilk against him p
he was arraigned en these i.dictmente be.
fore Her Majesty's High Court of .lustre at
4:odench Inst week, Judge Roar pre-
siding. 1:one, pleaded guilty to both eharges
punishment was hu discharge from the if ft helorge.l to them 1f the man wbn
comity gaol un suspended se°te.oe-_is
other words, no punishment at all, except
that o1 a .elf-eonnicted perjurer.
.Ve du not know what motives actuated
t he Judge in thus dah°g with this uoterious
criminal We do not know what represent -
bolds the highly lucrative tithe° of organizer
of the Conservative party doss not like
things es he finds thew in this country, he
is at liberty to punches* hie ticket and go
where his services appear to br needed to
Ireland Rat no fear of that • selfish,
* tic.e wore made to the lodge on behalf of desmnrng man like Htmrr.UHAS. neve
fight., hilt encour•g* others to do theflght
(hots., if any, nor by whom. All we wish to
say in this matter is . that In our opinion the ing while he Identifies himself with the coin
punishment inflicted win in no sees arm mteranat department it may be accepted
.ensuest. with the admitted crime coin that if there It use be any blond letting in
witted. It a simply oflennr a premium Ireland this rowing j•wewith will let
for scoundrela to attempt to ruin public 1 o''hsr do the hl.nd spilling while he re
men and bolster up the attempt with per stains m ('seal• to absorb the droppings
jury It w in our judgrneut guMiag more from his mastery' tables, Laded down with
justice if such mew the spoils token from contractors, the C. 1'.
or len than • travesty of j
emy, when indicted, plead guilty and nape
and the Mwnafs. tureT' Assocation, all
with suspended sentence whatever that may of whom in torn sweat the people And
noon•Mang them the Orangemen.
On the other side of the hoe they have, It is to free the pen°. d ('anada fee.
Coe -
where mance fails, a more summary and of- Me gaup of these Mood suckers that Crn-
hotive mode of dealing with enminal. who ten. tab 1'ninnuts have undertaken their
go enwhipt of justice. They simply call .ettstton, and, with the help of a Higher
in the ad of Judge Lynch • fudge who Power, they will not rest until they have
atm deal out mom effective justice than eotnmphehed the purge. th.y ha.. in e1,w
a•n .Ogl0Nnies b. gut rt
ro l+.•disc cous. They did not MIS permission of Rtart,auaa
b begin their •gitatinn. They are sot Ake
ly ,,, ask his permission to 00.ti0m- He
L•s bees living off the people .1 Canada
long •soagh ; now let the people have •
Wawa
DALTON M.('AwTs. SAD ori .5 •t cons-
ist. He has heg.n to tM5k on the gmeettee
ef (a la's destiny We know et no wen
who ever began to think seriously on the
question without reongninng the i•rinmhle
legit* of the •.t..*4ses. Ten to ow Dawn
keeeeses a Cowttaetaliet in • yew, awl is
doing es heei*N M • friend of Reglasd
Or Grleuis Mnrnuiv, Tae
Ben of Re/0M .ed the
Grand Dade* of Oreageweu have within the
last fortnight hese pyl g their renews to
the Contie.ntel Hein movement the
mm ma possibly de te •meth., • phased fear *Co those robes pFn4 ..d to bstiwve
my Tamil& Was the midis is • terrible the .meet wee W .
i ...1 ..at b be
We ere glad Mr C•wseON was no party
te .1 n
.1 we cannot help calling a failure o1
justice. On Wednesday morning Int Mr.
Cremator heard that (loot had pleaded
wasguilty, and that he wlikely ' 'cpc as
w p..dod acetones At once he addressed
at
the following drto the frown Counsel(louatre, Ort , starch loth, 1893.
W K Ii.o0at L Ko. ,
('rows 1'email,
1:oder,ch ,n
Duet Sta. 1 understand the •. 4.ore
W Wended guilty to the ten Indictments
lendled against him arising oat of the out-
✓ ageous mandals published against me by
him 1 also understand that efforts aro be.
Wig made to lass ha punishment nr see
tens lightened. 1f as. l.wn
. i ssly protest
w ettest it we
This wan d,d othe greatest is miry rote
Teta
OrlandOnd
.�tbeti.ra ti 'tightens
wJta He eireeletnoticed. fR
. raoge, sent it, that they okosid
hag kat Monks that i heel •dneedJlnen be agitated aver *Whim Meanwhile the
Lima. He had it pwl.lfah.d to the e.o►.weai grows lib. • rail*, e.ewbsI
Temente World," A. pleds pity, and 145.1 ent /or alt. snLiw(bs
mete it is supped be will swaps, with •
ouninal ssi ear
Gush ��wi� he emndieini ei.. el nee -
ilea
I mill pea he hind His lwrGehfp the p.•
RAtaA rad.ttederO.wrwetMALDwrewtev
bet estesser t "Gess we aka got the p.M4s
see el the.sentry l die... this pn.fmn,
wen throb Amp ray uses Note ma
Iea11• Ts,. dlni i• Wig ea Owe*
• en.ber d FbW..1 41 • wash
either is the Bess sr ant ed M treat does
not disc. •anes•Mesr the fast is. that
It it ..he edy 4.e Ness is Gltmdtms polities
to day. 1t is • q..stiee that wast he set -
tied woo.
F. WV. l;um rut ulrsr Joey Cameo,
o1 Hamtltue, • crack between the eyes.
Joest Is • K.lorwer, that is, be ie one of the
Reform party. He has been howling
against •nnex•uo° but for free trade with
the Suttee, which it nes been demonstrated
Umee without number is uo•ttemeble and
unworkable, Mr, 61.1N points oat that
Mr C&•tAs gats $3,000 a year as bounty
Crown Attorney for Wentworth. and that
he is not debarred from pwec)i•mg hie pro-
faned. ".Ion* CusstAa i• • patriot for re.
venue,'- says Mr. 61.ln. Soeatch • loya::at
who is not an ignor••t fool mad youII And •
loy idiot fee reveled melt time.
ADDITIONAL LOOAL NIWS-
"•Wt'orAvb Ivrt.usMta"--w( Mr. Simp-
son, of RrueetielJ, delivered • excellent
lecture un '• \Yuman', Ingress," is the
basement of Koot church Task, evening,
to • crowded surliest». The chair was tic
°spied by the Rev- .1. A. Anderson, and
musical selections were given by Mi..
Trauneh and M. 1'. Reicher. Some $43
were realised. Mn Henderson who
worked se indef•tigrbly to make the
entertainment • meter deserts great
00.41'
FAoswItl.L RAryusT. The banquet of
e o occas! Templar* tr. the brethren who
•• go Joe ii to the era in slap. " and who u sIl
s1ortly reeutre the:r &rocs'ion, was given
in ti:e tensprlaoce ball 'too• ev- eve•nine
end was largely atteade.l seine :50 sitting
drawn to rho table. '1'h. *Mar was ,ce.-
pi,ni by S. to •t. 1'owseillor Tom, and the
vice•chairs by Re. 1..1 A Anderson and .1.
h: Howell Toast. drug and sentiment was
the order of the evening anti a mod enjoy -
time Was spent by .11 present.
Tile 4 ITT w v I1nL•i1AT10u. The Poem.
hers ,.f the delegation toe/news in behalf of
the fishing interests returned Int week, ami
report haring heel • mond reception At
Ottawa the I:oderseh n.en reset representa-
tives from Owen sound, 4'ollingwno4 •led
other points- Mr. Lon,. of C .11ingwood,
was appointed chairman and spokesman of
the delegation, and R. S. Williams, of
1: derich, secretary. The acting Minister
el Marine, Hon. John ('nstignn, prnmieed
that the representat.:oes of the delegation
would receive careful consideration. The
delegates were entertained at dinner by
Hon .1. C. Patterson.
ST. PATaiso', ('unrttit. The •onCen .0
the 17th inst. was • success in every respect.
The various numbers presented were excel
leetly carried out, mid the drilling of the
girls and boys who took part reflected great
credit upon their tutors. The singing of
Miss Kidd. Mins Moylan, Miss Teaanch and
Miss MecCormac, Mr. Black,tooe and
others who took part was much admired,
and Dr. O'Hagan, of Waterdown, proved •
whole host in himself, and he showed him-
self to be • versatile Irishman by the easy
way reciting and si°gtng appeared to come
to him. The Doctor will be welcomed to
(:rwlerich whenever he feels disposed to
come this way The instrumentalists ado
won honors on t he oco••ioo. Financially, we
are informed the concert was • sure..
On - Heel) Rine Smarr. -The (.oderich
Off -Hand Rifle Club held their eighth and
last match for their club trophies, with the
following scores. Pis
o oW
100 _ SO2
151115. . yards. ! ! a.
Pe*nin1ltos -.. -49
26 Y
1' Wlkirsoa ..., 13
H 1)..�rnold if -02
K. R. Windom .21-0
Laa, "•"
Rd. I:ampp.atlic,�nr l... .. ..... 1- e)
K W nn Logan .. .. 27 .... 23. Ss
Class " A " Trophy was woe by W.too.,
and clans " Rtrophy by Lnga.. This be -
me the last o1 the series of matches for the
club trophies, U. H. Pennington having
the highest percentage at the end of the
sorsa of matches, wins cl•as " A " trophyr
and is now the owner of the e. R. W.
sam
Logs., having the highest percentage in
class w, H," wins class " R " trophy and is
now the owner of the tame.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
G,olerich will inaugurate a monthly Get
ole fair on Tuesday, April 4. See advt-
for perticulars.
N'hy buy your sewing machines from
strangers at fabulous prions, when you an
get the heat manalactursd from
Thomson for 128 00.
Next Sunday sena will he held both
morning and evening in 4t. Oeorggss s church.
The regular miseioriary collecting will be
taken up on both occasions.
A number at the bnatho,iaee near the
steps at the foot of Waterloo stn, which
were not removed Int f.11, were badly
wrecked by the ice let week.
rept Murdock McDonald having Weight
the .hare of his brother In-law, in the
*chooser Mary M. Gordon, is .t present
having her raised,when .he will be repairers.
Some sly that the " Anti Nerve Poeta "
need by Dr. K liachard.on is • poison. The
,s false, and hes been said by someone to in•
pure the doctors' business. For further in
formation regarding this wonderfsl method
of painle.s extraction of teeth, Doll sad we
for yourself.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mies Joss McQuaid of Meafort►, i. visit.
rag in town this weak.
Mess Marcia, of Salsford, hoe returned
from a visit to friends to Detroit
J.. Somerville, ex -M. P s.1 Iweknow,
wu in town the latter end of last week.
Miss Nellie McKenna left for Toronto on
Swanky 1•M where she will .pend • few
menthe.
lre. Morrie and R. ('. R.as.II, of Walk.
w►Ile, J S. Morris, ei Weans, Wis., • ed
Mrs- O. R Rohan., of Petrrlss, who had
hew etwodeag the obsequies of she lairs A-
D Morris, left this wait for their respect
in homes
Mrs. R Riehardsae, who left tense with
her mother, Mn. Maes, sheet toe weeks
;coravisit friend. In Mitchell, ,eternal
y lad, hewing aeswpwid Mr..
Mem, whir win taken ill, from Mitels.l)
her home le Aylmer.
fit Mary's Argue Mh>. Millie Anka,
.f Ude tows, hem been severed b the
srw5os beard of the Oedloneh Collegiate ie-
.utete to superintend the eamesernel ens
eatlswk lithe Alien ked hale as en.
esptiessily
and
tenrk.r edwe Owl esslithse t12:tthe �Mw.d
will las. ws eves. 110 NINS lib MINN
DUNGANNO*4
✓ amp renorew Prepared 11r •wire et
wt. sired.
Runny Busuats Mews Powell mad
Morrow are dwsg • rsr►iag 1ltsiams is
butter, esp. etc.
W a. Weather has Most .coli el
Id uttered seventy and a su..what wilder.
snow is rapidly diaappsarmg, oee.oqusoily
sle,ghtug is becoming bawl In a great moue
puts ul the road.
Rrrunntu Hoes Ars. Stohie who has
Asea on an esten•lod vs..* to her parents, re
hoses and bleed. here, left tor her hone
at Seater -0 ou Thur'e.iay u( last sleek. We
hope elle errivei home safely.
Irrt.aasoT Aus,T. - MIS raerinue
general unpleasant agent, %Vet. Varese„
see ue credibly mlJiu..sdt, ie doing an .1
'metre 0441110g 6441110414 and Is .• Poring
g rate It uumlwr ,4 sales fur .J1 k:xto of
l,raiiog implements. Mr V is . bustler
to sell,
Now Srtlou /:onus. Our popular and
genital usercb•ut J. It Crawford levites in-
spection of his spleuaiJ Spring stook of
dry guo.fs, carpeting', etc., which h. 1...
tediely received from the.satern markets
They are of the latest patterue ami aa.
lecture.
is lit sestet. Attain. We base h.
rre.lilly informed that Ilva.r. Murdock
and %I Chiron, roaeuuy et Dungannon,
have purchased • suds and grocery Iasi
new us. Hrprorth Cu-, Brows and will curl
turner edately Suceea to thecal is the
macre wish of the clave. of I luagennu..
Hers *Gm * -Our popular and much
respected milliner, Mrs. Witten,, returned
heroic the early part of this week atter ha. -
ttg hr.1 a rjl.arant vett to friends and re-
late .. Al It g¢per•..II and other points. She
els.l sale weir-. t trot of 14,. lit, A. .tyles and
host quality of good. to be obtained 1.1 the
In:ninety line.
Nrw Luara -411, Thursday ••vrui.g of
last week .1. E. T,tt., P S I . orgrooe 1 •
'-..urea of R 7' of T. in Ill., : !ice. Prs-
50''A.fa "...d CO,Iart t A11 ', tv o •1 �L
sal r new cuunc.l will i,v ku..wu u Dungan-
, on .•otn,%l. of it. T T of "r 1 urtner ter
ieu!*,a as to utfi •' etc. will be referred to
in the uear future. Vuties to it.
tt t,t,L A.241♦. Weare pleeW
asd to be .e
10 state that our ',tinnier siker, S. Roche,
u i,o was ill for some time, i. better and
.b.. to resume business as formerly. lh.r-
1,g his Illness and in couseelueove of which
the following say log. sere Indulged ill by
.our matrons and maiden. etc , " If Saw
dont soon get well, what will we do for the
'vent ..f brawl." The •..nelsu.ns arrived
a nu: , .sod h. 6 a4enrh, ! `racer,
r we will Lasa t•. Lake hruo „.arises
;1 •t.er, •s Soo 25.11 I .ht again, he will
supply ell with the needful as fur 'ocrl' .
(71LANM1 WS. -At tile reedit meeting o1
the Directors of 1)uagaowo A. k D. P.
-I,ssoeation. .l eur,a.lttee tom formed tee
brake artsagen.eats for the celebrated' of
the seventy fourth birthday of Her Majesty
Qu, a VtOa.1 L We are credibly so:o-•diad
lM the gentlemen of the wnmattee -,re
d 01010-4, nothing prevent tog, to form •,
p sotto tor the oecael00 o. • larger. eters
to • .bel more interesting sale then sr •
Pee- evils eetetvration, although those tot Ice
hood successful beyond anti epee -
tiers. The committee being a tnprsed o4
gentlemen • energv and great vim, will use
every effort to make *he ensuing oeleb.s-
tion a greater success than soy previous.
Sutras to you. gentlemen.
Fansinelsever - On Tuesday evening
11:e 'at entertainment under the' n14 -
piing of tet Kppworth League society was
held in tie Methodist charvh here. The
pastor lien. 1) Rogers ably presided over
the meetiar,wbich was opettrd i+y selection
from the choir of the church and also by
prayer by Rev. R. Pntl6pyrs/, after which the
choir entertained the *04tence with an ex-
cellent selection. Miss ('rosier being intro
duped to the audience by the chairman, res-
ponded by an excellent recitation which
was well rendered and elicited Treat ap-
plause. Rev. R. Phillips waa next intro
duced. The rev. gentleman before taktod
his subject of address, it hieing an ex-
perience in an Irish mob, paid • very pleas-
ing complimentary tnl•ute to the choir, the
sexton, congregation, and cinema of Dun
gamine generally ; the choir for proficiency
in discoursing music ; the eextoo for his
suave manner anti unceasing painstaking e,
deavors to make • 1 pr, sent twnttor'•',le
and happy : to the congregation and citizens
of Duoga000n for the manner In which they
received him, although A stranger, among
them. He address tom •m.sing, attract-
ive, and interesting, being descriptive of the
habits, manners and warmheartedness of the
Irish people wh:ch is so characteristic of
that nation. He gave his experience in •
mob whilst he was there, it being abut the
13th .July which he corn•dered
cot very
agreeable nor pleasant to witness On the
whole the speaker said he enjoyed he
voyage very much.
t:nFCAT1071A L. -4 hi Fnday last your
humble correspondent had the pleasure of
acaompanyiog P. S. 1., ,I. F. Tom, on his
official visit to R. E Rrown's and tided'
schools in Aekfield taking Mr. H's to the
forenoon and Belfast school in the •itereooa.
We found Mr. R'S school in excellent ads
dition, as to progress, system of teeebtne
and rood order. We would sagged that in
view of the health and comfort of teacher
sad pupil'. the trustees would do well to
raise the oeiling of the school room some
two or three feet higher as it seems to M
low at present is every other respect the
school se all right. We might here remark
that we could not but observe the kindly
feeling that existed between pupil@ sod
teacher. Mr R. is very popular Si
• teacher in his present so..s.es. in
the afternoon we had the plasma of
•.siting Belfast sofonl, No. 13, As1t8.W.
The school house, which hss peso recently
built, is a great credit to the see tion. it e
else furnished with sesta and de.ks d tat
latest impovaest, and alae an .*esM.•t
art of wraps. etc. The teacher, Y .1. Boyd,
pit the p'.pils t►rratll cls various exercises
in which they acquitted themselves. in a
manner which evinced thaong$ and spite.
n ano traisisig by the renditions, t rompt and
onrre0t answers is the dtfferreet subjects of
school curric.low. We noticed specimens
of writing and drawing whish were nearly
and well doss Mr. Boyd put the pupils
through verities exercises to o•liet imumas,
tithed were .. Well mad properly perforated
tiro they dowry, special attention As is
ender moistened is the wheel. i presume it
it oo.ld wet he surnamed is paint of excel
1..es Mr. Rnyd'..viand of ranhiwg and
..ase of awdaeli.g the school dwarves
neat credit, sad the emotion r • foram-
in hones sash • w.eher os Yr Rood.
I ieepeetor Tem ie ewe ..heel etprea..d
Memelf highly theised with the progress,
artier, ate , as mics aha good and kindly feel.
hg that tom exhibited between tench.s
said en Oh
&rnvwms 1'a/TT - On the events( .4
T'herrat re
Aare.lay bast t..whereof Iesrwed .f
Wes ef $ Paul'. wee. ha.
the appdata.sat of Re.. Jett. T Kerrie
to the *s•wheasy u I•yfi.id, he savis,
laboredmamammama thew M st chelye seethe
a
r---- * bosh pn.e.
.u. the
, kis pander. Wm* and the
..
�respandsk �Mi.
'�p•rerwese•.�tedwith a etas era Mod. .ad w.
i.erist~dwas we . the reigion& el • b••i-
fd hoagie lamp. as whew et the great s•
teen ut whisk *4.7 wete 12044 by the ow
grrgstie.. T. S. Dari. read the • idrw s.
.tteowpa.l.d with the peewit& which woos
Eros. Tito rwnre.d gestlesaa wade a
inuuble
aau.ess•
l)angsaos, Marta lath 1111113.
To Rev. John T. Kerns.
Dns Pastor, We the members and
trt.lul. of St. Pour. church, Ilu1ganmun,
have assemolsd to speed as *vetting with
you and faintly pine to your departure. It
was with feeliuga of the profoundest regret
we learned that the 1e..d wh.oi has linked
us es pastor and congregator° a to be
.d, whilst we feel rhea your pima in
thc pulpit sod our homes will he difficult to
1111, we tow lis bun.ble submission to " Him
w1.0 dost► all theass well " Mine y .0
came •coapt us you hero been untiring to
your s.r.eeta.es and seal hu our spiritual
welfare, in feet denying To•a ma( the corn
true and ~leering ties .4 home and faintly
to further the gal work in this portion of
the M.Mer'. iirreyerf, Yeur patient, ern
pat ludic, unassuming .ad 1'hrt. t tan character
has sedates.' you to every member nut Daly
of our own church but also to all throe who
have had the privllwre of hammy to your
eloquent and werwng ooussel. The best
wishes of *11 eleron,ia•tiuw go with you 1..
your new field e4 labor. We ,aamot allot*
this opportunity to peas without presenting
you and year estfnseble partner with
. ow,e slight token of o°r affection towards
v ou, end high apprecat om of your dales
amongst us. Mrs. Kerne mated ne
greatly to church work and by her refining
owl elevating influence will not .00n he !for-
gotten. Please accept thew memorials of
friendship sot o0 a,v.uat of the it intrinsic
value, but i..r the 02 ,1,0e. which .aawtr.t
w is pro.enling them. May you always
prosper in the Ihv ns. calling
Signed on behalf of the C.ngrention
(
T. K D.rni.
) Role. J Dur.is
James Main
strAA.
)tr. Karin feelingly replied.. tellmwe
is them Psorls, P. emit me, for sey.
.lf..d my wile, lefute taking leave 01 you
ail, to tender to tree and all of you our must
e pmer..thaaks for the unvary,ng ktodsw
wl,.ob he. be.. extended to u. •Ince 004010g
Amongst you lour klodner has b.w
s1...wo 2.1 vary .:,a'y eat. of '•1n•'el •rehor
•'id co.rt..y f •r -vete!. ver ate.trtpty trait
tut Our stay amen I. jou hes sot bees •
very long one. but it he !es hug aweigh
to form tie fneuo4h.p .tte1 eude.rwent
which will last as losg as life shall Int.
2.. shall even leek beck .. pon the taw
spout in .ogntron with feelings of .inose
*wire,
.Nire, and ,f In the future tear services
will a .ul to help forward the chug. 1. work
in ' . ar midst we .hall he ever .t year c•nn-
w ' .d. To nur Father's gracious tare a..1
Fr •teetwu we commit you May the Got
of Leese bless yea ell very richly an all year
Libor* for tits et te..iat of His k iisdow wt. tt
much lore in the Lori Jame We remain
in Hfw very sessejy you.°. -
Joni T. RHHslllr.
PORT ALW.RT•
K rum owe owe aor,esee'd "t.
A. 4'. Hawkins is en tat sick let.
Mrs. Noting has let her house and I .t to
1). Johnson.
Ma Murray who lases been very ill for
sone time is slowly reoov.nme-
Mies M. A O'Coemor has returned from
• four week's visit te relatives ..d }need•
in Detroit
A number o1 our neighbors Intend reit
ing their fortunes in Manitoba shortly.
The cry is net now Ona no, Ib uta -ns., bet
Manitoba ' Manitoba '
Rev. fir. Kerrie preached M. ferew.il
sermon Ins we ere informed) in the Bpi.co-
p el church here sem Smiley Int. The rev
gentleman, we understand, returns t.' Ilay-
field.
-AS-
SHFIELD.
trap. our Own correspondent.
Quite a nembee of children and adults
are .ick with severe colda witch seen to he
very preveleet at present
The irppactor, J. F. Tom, *woad
e choed No 5 and expassel himself p1...a
with the discipline and prof..•sency of the
pupil.
The township Association of the Patrons
met in Finlay'. school, Ashfield, to make
arrangements with Mr. Katie to open .n
Implement shop io I..cknow in the interest
of the Patron.. All presidents of Aeeoc,
anon. were appointed as • committee to
carver in ,t. iotere.ta,
LEEBUHN.
From our owe norre.pondesl,
Jamas Chisholm $*ten led court Int week
se juryman in the County Iowa se Heron.
W m- Stirling visited friends and relatives
on the fourth oenees.ion in I:odsrioh town-
ship this week.
Wiser To DAKOTA. Tuesday of Ia.t week
our leading farmer J. l) Stewart left hero
oe • vest to his con WiUiam at lialeshsrg,
taking with him • hone for his .os
Ptm,o'al--Mr. Sod MT. John Aortae
.ad others from hers were called to Clinton
IoM week to attend the funeral of J. By.
. Mies Rachel Gordo., of Shepp•rd•on,
who lately retorted frees Stratford visited
relatives here last week
Crowded oat IoM week.
Rev. Mr. Fear, of the Nile was visiting
ammo( members of his church bore daring
led week.
A rag hes Tseaday of Int week, is whits
raw • good attendmeroe of the young Isaias
tom
0 id toss held et one el ow bra.
sea
Kill
The
Cold.
KIM It by Reding k tlrltr
Scott's Emulsion. k V wlllnwlt"
able hew
BGOfl'B
EMULSIONOf Pure Norwailan Oso Lk'sr
On and NyissolaoupMto•
we .t°Cpa sero Cold, a C°' gad
etiork le is rear sews*
- *.1I sI 4.04 w
se poshooms me talk
Neptml4rSM`Mdtla1.41 asa1dllh
NASAL BALM
•
k
OIdChftvn
(CUT PLUG.)
OLD CIIUI1
(PLUG.)
No other bra.nd of
Tobacco has ever en-
joyed such an immense
sale and popularity in
the same period as this
brand of Cut Plug and
Plug Tobacco.
Oldest Birt Todrtoc• `
tuners ifs Catesa.
MONTREAL.
Ott Pkg. Mk. Iib
-THE-
RECOGNISED STANDARD BRANDS
Mungo,
Kicker,
Cable.
('nivereally acknowledged
to be oupenor ltt every res-
pect to any other brands in
the tnarket. Always reli-
able, RS ha* been fully dem-
onstrated by the millions
that are sold annually and
the increasing demand for
them, notwithstanding an
increased competition of of -
ter One Hundred an 1 Twen-
ty-five Factories. This fact
speaks volumes. We are not
cheap Cigar manufactured.
S. DA VIS & SONS
MONTREAL.
Largest and Highest Grade agar
Manufacturers in Canada.
74-01
TleeNisse esssieV ala
We w indebted to • Itadist ebbs. for
the following letter from • Owns first fn
New York to their traveler se the read.
It is veaeks•ted ler m thereegily asthenia.
and is rather eemleel. The letter reeds
Ni. You,
April 191h, 1t
Mr. Rimae*
Yew espouse wesaad1 end root ifsbo ser
wird .sde.t orders. Ve Met an mosso,
osoesndt mad rent lists. Ve ?lint erd.rs
V* has saps i. New York to leek up rest
Nee mad lane families to make es exposes.
Mr. IL5.tehn. vs ..tin is your taper
eees.mda $5160 for Mllienda. Bay en is
mese billiard. Aad 17 60 for vee. Mere.
mad Baggy. Where is de Horse?
1 .1.m express you tool•y are asses d
(7. , Vase east $1.00 Dey w imbed
V6. Viagra wad de sides $1 40 &mob d.
$1.40 hoz yeomen. vase after ease .sal
1 elan impress yea • line of samples dot
*set $13 00 per gees. Sell tins at O. >a
viae deans if pie sent fent IN Ila sal
dam $It 96. Day hobs hese h steel� �a=�Irrtt�y
drew yews. Calet
l dem dm Mesa et *41baL.
We we
Tows trey,
Oossaws.b .. Raw
new th Sas a " et.attawa ' Pteawre.
Seed 26 '• &.wligia " Soap wrappers
(wrapper Waring the words '• Whir new •
W..s. Cosh O4 Sooner Thee • M..) r
Lows aro., Ltd„ 43 Oasts 111, Terse e.
mad yr. will reeshe by pest a preNY pie
tem bee from t>tstwldsa Tbir Y1wia Haig ds.or+ar
thiNg, wed well worth
.rh.k tm� M kr tat t4sd b M
mg hi et �f r he liar
ma..r.., imam.