The Signal, 1894-3-29, Page 1VOL. XLVI. 2468
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T FI E 1,33JLDI2sT131. N31WSP.J`P331% OP iron SON COUNTY.
,THE PITH OF THE NEWS.
Chin Wefts [Mom 1C1111117WIIIMW.
rte lams Seamed Mika tenses effete Week
raseents remenesd-lereerlies•
sue ed Mealy Mathes se
neat ingembt•en
Godly Macpherson, of Tornio, mot on
Friday in Elea Rene, Italy.
Smallpox has Woken oat anon!; the
('Mares to the bonded) wanMaw •t Yea
ranter. 4
It is 43 years sine the suspension brides
cusuertiug Vsessatos and Lewiston wee
► u Robert Present Stewart, professor of
.arc st Dublin University, died yeeanlay
of ep.pleay.
Anan hist• from New York an exciting
tk..tnktng silk weavers at Paterson, N J..
1.' yaden.?.
Thieve.. stole four cauJlestiek. valued at
l:Sescb from St. Peter's Church, Both
well. deo Tuesday night
It is reverted that Admiral Mello nap
dews elf 1'arany;na a vessel loaded with
seat •r Prsaideut Peisot...
t'batham rennets has refused to take ac•
tion on a request (nen 400 citizens that a
rates hell to eet•bli•hed.
Another colony of several thousand Mor-
aas will emigrate from L'tah to the De -
glade d .trlrt, Mexico, nut tall
Robert Baker, a sbeep•ber. er, wee found
fnoaen t•. death wt the plain. eve motto
Itesl Laramie. Woo., Thumb', night
The •' •un forgery caw wadi before Mr.
toe Meredith at 4niia on Wednesday.
Ivy filed to agree and Celan is held
he *et *seizes tinder �.MN
bail
It le said#Iosard Gould, third man of
ta deed iwllicmaire. will marry Miss
Tyler, ..n soros an Frohruau's company.
Representative (limbering, of t smog.,
lea mittolviced • bill in the !hon... at
Wasbuigt.w for retaliation against Canada
At tial Franeir•o uu Friday 'adorning •
keno+ dot the San Fnne4co. Savings
room was robbed The ^ashler was shut
sod kilted.
Near N •t'h !tend, It.('., on Tlonredsv
peon$,•N sham MamenJer, ssrtion man,
ems shot and killed by John M. Ibngall,
adskeden-
ofeet.trwreu and women war" arrested
ditentene cora of New York 4'ity ..n Fri
dayrharje.l with plying the vocation of
sb.nioniss.
A InnBoii correspondent in ?Matander
rays thirty persons were killed! by the ex
piosioe1 t:n the hold of the .uuken steamer
(Who Machu -heed
Peers is about to follow Hevard. • ex
ewp e, and pass a law forbidding the en.
of e.tner poigsots witLuet a license from
tie iSoon lent
Bra i;drlwln of Mayhew. mistier of
Yr H. 1. 'totem. M. P 1 ., died suddenly
cf heart dissent at bar tarot see plate.
neer Port Staolcy, on Wednesda..
Chale. Chamberlain, of Toronto, who
pentiated levers! psrwons in the Winnipeg
&tnoa, matt. r411 , .torday *entente.] to
tires years in the penitentiary.
Mr- M.D onaht pleaded guilty of bigamy
m, Weduwnlay at the Sarnia Assizes. and
eat a;:..sed to g,.1 ntider suspended see -
hooding erred through ignorance of
m. law.
Meruner Campos, the Spanish cots•
under has been offered a title and a
pewt.n as a reward for his services in the
rood tnonble. in Morocco, bath of which
le hat declined.
Ib'. Higgiss. • Chicago murderer. was
hauled .on Friday. A 1 mat made •
demonstration at the gao door against
pnnd.rgatt, the murderer of ('atter Her
risen, whose execution was postpone] on
friday for two weeks
A pnblie meeting was bald in St lath•
shoes on Friday, at which resolutions pro
testing against the clueing down of the old
Welland ('*nal were passed. Ind a deteg•-
ben appointed to go to Ottawa and inter-
nee the f;overnmmt.
The- .t9:h annual convention of the Aa-
Oelatu,n of 1 /errand Passenger Agents of
Amr.n. a began at Pass Demob, Ela,
11-e4lt *.lay. gutted" was chain as the
plan for the next m.etiag, and the den
teed for September 18.
The ,:ovTnments of Great Britain, the
Postel States and Italy have nuitodl)) n-
ed•mm.nd.d to the (iover.meat of Brash
that s humane worse be adopted In m-
ean to the ineargeet refugees who have
shelter en board the Portuguese warships.
Two ra:ireeel employes. Walter McDoug-
al and J..hn Messenger, bad an altercation
oar Aanl...pp.a station. Manitoba Mes-
senger hit McDowell over las head with •
slick *aid the lens then pelted • revolver
sad shot his assailant three times. Mee
mower lived only 11 minutes..
A terrible blizzard raged is Manitoba ea
lietaNay night. During the storm Prof.
Joss au F.ngli.b gentleness of Portetlla a
Prior,. lost hie 'way ..d perished In the
Moan, being Ironed some keen afterwards
Hie rou,panne' was eump.11el to leave
him to save himself.
Torre Arctic expeditions will start from
Newfoundland during the dossing summer
-102. to relieve I.f.at. Peary. anotias N
*earth for the imploring party whk► was
but with the slwsset Ripple past year, and
Ih• third to *spasm for the United as...
Government
A t•-rrible mealieNp1. visited too
Anse "f \.wfowwdl•sd Taeeday night and
trawl unmene damage. Many villages
mar' dev.atated_ Twwty two enamels.
'nth ;mem', six sae oght tho...ed
e.re I'Intisdkl
th steroid*I.$. tight to the oeotra of
Ta. wont hllnaard of the winter struck
Manpoths. Sieh on Saturday. Tia mer
eery dropped 20 degrees TM wind blew
Mom • hunk's.. sad rank damag. no
"hoot
other Yrrh� front. *t taws in 1'p
rem .,' ace Mew that the gale end Wis
venal
fie A T. gee•.. i entrsal eap on Fri
411 **meted PraM.et of tM M..adtse
w►iwImee•s Aimmialbm dellfrai Dd.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, M A RCII 29. 18114e
LOOK AT THE DATE
-or
YOUR LAHFL
TJMIS _
SEE THAT YOUR NAME. 13 MARKED
UP IN ADVANCE.
Doolittle by einem In a poll of over !,Dee
vols( The I)ustlmtn' Ila race meet will
be heW a Moment. No rheum, was made
In the elates of racing men.
The Tele u Commercial mays • wit will
this week be entered by the Aa.rlaa.
khetno Company against the tell Tele-
phone. lktmp nay. It 1. claimed that the
hell .Y'mpany- hare appropriated the mul-
tiple switchboard, which is the patent of
Iu J. Penley, formerly of '1'oledlo.
Al Wheatland, Pa, yeetenlav morning,
Win I.ainl'a nines and throe adjeoiniug
dwellings were dad/eyed by lire. After
the en bird's body was foetid among the
dabrie. lir. laird esu suppaed to have
eua.tderable nuuev iu the Lows, and it u
generally believed thou lairs was murder
mal and robbed and the house burned to
rev.r the cnwe
The attempt wt Saturday of deputy
tehernff. tit Brooklyn to pre0etet the res
ploy" of the city railr,a,l at :New Town
canoed trouble. lu antt.-ilattwt of • fight
she wirm were cl*.rgad with ele,•triaty.
Deputy Strmff Meyer, 1u attempting to
ure.t one of the Well map srrtou.ly Leith
ed by a live wire. applied to his week by the
Wra, who wore rubber gloves
a..1..4 elweeery to a rsa.asce.
Aire,sa, Pa , March 2$. -W. S. Confer,
'oustutaeter at 111ii !'reek station, was
•wekeued by six maske.l meu, who go
Upon a r..( amttediately under the window
of Lis room and began tiring with revolvers
tbiough the wind..w. Mr. Colder gut bis
revolter and fired the only two shuts that
were in It, and at that instant the wiuduw
was kicked to and the rohbere entered and
compelled hem to open his safe. f
which they took ¢:ri end a gold watch
Of the looney shall ffe0 b.louged to toe
pstuldtce funds and $15 to the Adams E1
ptem ('o. The first one of the robbers to
jump in the window landed impurely in a
cisstfe is wbkh • little Labe was sleeping,
std witio a4 loth, the obstruction was
kicked met 01 the way. but lortuuslely the
little one was led 9uyurin! Mrs. Confer,
who bas beets sick for ..moe taw.. is c..w.
pl.t.ty prostrated from fright and in •
dangerous condition.
Drowsed In the 4Nsgars niter.
Nti.*•a, Ont., March 24. - A sal
drowning accident occurred near hen on
Thursday um which t'tariie t ►'Neil, a young
EugIlahaam, linng'on the River road. bet
hoe ofe. 1t seems that 4 i Neil cruesrd
the truer on Wednesday and whet+ he
was within about kitty yards of the
t'atiadian heat be became vas: in' the
ice, notch .-f which was running at the
time. It is .upp owed that be left the
boat and tried to crawl ashore, as marks
of hie feet ani fitagernalis were plainly
visible iu the ice to •aearehing party who,
seelug the empty beat, teed to reach it.
O Neil was about 20 years of age without
any friends in this coautry.
Killed Is a {maskwp.
St nal at, M_ar.h 2.1. -Thr express train
east fns Winnipeg on the Canadian
I'acihc railwsv nn dee the track on Thera
lira„ uue male from Cartier, a snail place
tis ty miles west of were. .A broken rail
was the nese. Tl'tree or four can were
Warned aver. Two Igen were killed and
one was slightiy injured. Though then
were quite • number of uther passengers.
they escaped inj:iry. The dead into were
Ivubermen just cuniug home from the
wihtor's work in the ramie One had •
cheque for $1910 sad cher for Wlt.
.t. Expeaalae !.etas. Stamp.
WOOLS.. [lot., March 26.-A t'*re wee
tried ken on Saturday, the outcome of
whkb ought to serve as • warniug to those
who attempt to put .1.1 pelage stamps to
a di.botawt toe Information was laid by
by T. H. Matron. assistant pea coaat-. in
sector of Kineston. chargmgJaw flibson,
sr., of Stockdale, with being a party to the
use. for the purpose se of payment, of a
postage *tamp, obi -h had bass betory
steed, with intent to defraud Ddemd•:it
was fined $20 and costs or 40 dfyl,
Arrested the Wh,kls..
ATLANTA, March, dib. -Abraham Walker
of Wena a..Georgia, 1. M. Q A. dekg•te
to ahs stats contention, was arrested,
handcuffed and dragged N prisou uu
Settled*? charged with *laths at • well
known society lady. After the arrest it
was discovered that the wro.g man had
been arrested. The ease caused a great
sensation arrow Ike delegates to the con
Tendon now iu session.
The vee system C.samlwlen.
Tom.. m, March It --('bancellor Lloyd,
president of the High Court of Justice ,
Hon. John Beverley Robinson of Toroste;
Thome. Brooke, of Brantford township;
John J. Hobson, of Guelph towu.bip, lead
John J. Mason, of Hamilton, lave boss
appot.ted • 0omalssloo by the Ontario
I losernme.t to look luta and asesrtaln all
facts bearing upon the Minivan views on
Me question of salary or tees le provincial
seamy oM'..LA. •.se.ast Dvowtaed.
('Aastre, Marsh 1s.-(�'a+pQt�aln Willem, au
•erenant. want up in • bnitios yeeterdsy
Moo a spot near the amsbore. After
aesssdiag about 900 feet the Wanton wee
caught in a stream triad swirl was blows
sward. Wilson opened the valve. but
was apparently enable to chute it a be
seared the surface of the water. The
balloon dropped like a shot into the Sea
and Willson was drowned.
levellekie.1. Pi.mss.
Ottawa.. March 11, -Henry Maynard,
known to many an the "English plenan•
hosged himself In hie shop het night
O..etable Laughlin. who was on duty on
Tort street, discovered Maynard's body
suspended to the cellar of be plane 'water
day. Maynard was from Montreal, when
he leaves • widow and famine
Mew S Ass • 'setwllNtM" nates.
Iced 96 " lissllrb " Soap whets
Marls. the wane (" Why Dees a wears
Leek Old /teener Thos • Maa ") N Levee
Rem, Lod., 43 Awtt+t Termite, and yen
.i11 reesiee bl pas a pretty petters. fret
from d og, mrd troll worth freedom.
This is as away ay to demist* your hems
The Beep a the beet im the eerrke and it
will mild MM la oestsde w sled in the
wrnp�ese� Nwoe. vtowns the 'Ude 49•111.L7eAe Sema sane eslmlanl. ly
ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.
BYsleess Befou' the i.in
• INK tsMs *seed 1. ersonssily reels leers
seas Lally .f r.r.aalba a1 sler-
IM. [estimates Ile MGale
.. sae Gadget.
TuaosTo, Marcia 20. --The Speaker took
the choir at :S o'clock, when after receiving
a uumbec .'f petition" the folli.wtrng new
.rolls were lotru.taosd said read • bast tion.;
Mr Field -To • nsud the Aremmeut
Act, eta to aweud the M.nica}al Act,
jar Olieer Mowat -'1'o elect Nap:ming
into • provincial and judicial district.
Sir Diver Mowat-Re.pecting the site
of time new Legislative am l depertwent•1
bullutu .. s.
lar. (Gibson -To aware the prompt nano
ishineut of peewit, guilty- of pers..untwn
at vie,.ions of the Leg Watt te .t.embly.
Mr. t ,eudu,wuy moved tor ■n order of
the (louse for • return tit 4.1 cuuvict em
u nder the liquor Licensee Act in the rid
tug of North Omens during tee year 1893
mad the particulars ' This was earned.
Mr. t;ibsotm *Huron) inured fob a order
of the House fur • return show lug the
uuw)er df acre. told by the Geveruweut
1; what was Balled the disputed territory,
and .huwtny; also the number of square
mile+.•f timber limits under 11ewu.e then
iu, whet Iva accrued by way of revenue up
to March 15, 1 WN.
Mt \Motley 'moved the sec 1 reading
of bill No 111. to amend the Munictpal
Act. Ile expoained that by the present
lsw the qusuticat;uus for a candidate for
election to a Muuiciqa I Connell must s
y e•
,ear .,n the fart nosed aee.rW .it roll
snit where through defau:t of utistake on
the parte.t tLe assessor the property glail-
ficaUuu did meet appear on the loll the per -
au or candidate was disqualified. He
proposed nutter his new alwa,dmrut to
abolish the necse0lty of the gnahfi:atiou
appearing on the aseeeetuent roll.
lomorro. March 21.-11r. McKay, of
I oxford, resumed the debate on the budget
in the Legislature yesterday.
'l he dew'. was taken op with the
amendment 1 y Mr. Wooed• (Hna,t i provid-
ing for the abolition of the gee system, and
hotel unci. six o'clock.
After et•ese the debate was resumed,
the speaker& being Messrs. Claucy,4.IcCull,
Ryerson, 1-ai', McCleary. Godwin, Wood
, I:nut'. Willoughby and Carrow.
.A vote was tbeu take:, un Mr. Wood's
amendment to the motion to go into Com-
idittee of Supply, de.l•riug for the obi
Boon of the leo system mod the appoint-
ment of registrar. 1.441 other county otmei•ls
by municipal bodies, with the result that
the amendment was lust by 40 to 16.
Meson" McCallum ant' Mclaughtou, the
P P.A. and Patrons .•t Industry members
r.spectively-, voted sur the aulsudmeut.
The mtd1u0 was then declared carried,
1.9•1 the House went tutu Committee of
r•uppiy.
Mr Oliver Mowat moTet that when the
House adjourn* ,.n Thur*d•y ii stand ad•
loomed uritis Monday at 8 p. in.
T,am.tn,, Manch 2'S--lu the Legaolature
yesterday ame dlacnesion was raised ma
the ado ,..n of Mr. White fur an order of
the Manse fur • return oI a copy of the
rel.•'rt of the jnntor judge of the county 0t
Essen, reps:lig to the dismissal or resigna-
tion of Aureole 1'ac•nd, bahtf,together wltb
cordes of all documents relating to the
"natter.
Mr. Ryerson moved for an order of the
!louse for a ranee giving the rime of each
calf offered fur sale from the thmtarlo Ct-
perimeutel Tarns and Dairy iu 1893. the
name of tits dem of each calf; when tech
dam ws* pnrehased; to whom each caiJ
was sold; the number cl Koeh inoculations
each rail WAS aubjeete4o; the temperature
atter each injection and the dates of the e
injections.
After ernes Mr. Guthrie mourned the
debate on Yr. Meredith's motion tor Men
flint sessions and was followed by Messrs.
Whitney and Gnrenw.
Sir Oliver Monet slid he saw no twos
why • square rote should not be tattle -
for or against bieuidisl mesion He sug
grated that hie hon. friends (Mesas.
O'Connor and Clancy) should withdraw
the ant.ndneut and the amendment to the
sawed went
Mr. Meredith said that it seemed to bits
• most desirable thing that there should be
a square vote, uwmb•rrwed by the
ameudm.nt or the amendment to the
amendment. He thought members of the
Howse could go with very baprace to the
country and say that they bad sal there
during the present Parliemeat and drawn
$1100 each. and not w very long ago
unanimously ezprired • desire that the in-
demnity 'should be increased to 1600, .•d
admit that they had pueketed the old, sed
Inform the incoming members that they
should cooly receive i:RNI.
Meer.. G'('.nnor and Cheney eoraeeeted
to the withdrawal of their amendments,
and • vote of the Hone wee taken on Mr.
Meredith's motion m favor of biennial [tea
moron, with the result that It was defeated
by 31 to 16. Memo. McCallum sad Me -
Naughton noted with the Government
Timone°, M.reh 24 --In the Have em
Thoesday Hoa. Mr. ilardy's bills reopen -
Mg ditches and water rearms and so 0014•
mondab and amend the dramatis laws wen
reed • second tone and referred to come
Minn.
Hon. Mr. Ross' bill resperting Upper
Commode College after some dieceseioo wee
read • second titre.
Hos. Mr. Gibson's bill respecting mort-
gages sad sslea of personal proper•,y pe•a 14
Oa second reeding.
lion. Mr Harpy'. bill to establish • pro-
vincial park at Honde•n passed its wooed
reading.
The A t4wry c ;enteral moved las eseo.d
reading et the bill to facilitate the ad-
ministration of judice Is the Rainy aver
Maria. The ensues pawed Three ether
bills by the Atlofry-U.sersl- to fa -
1..d the power of the High Court Is re-
epeet to mating m•lateamee to 1af.aN
re.pretiag the aaismnisattos of rea'T4 es
.*.01 to otknries seemed woes seder
ace to• �baar 4.w -aims prised ssw
paed t heir nd
W, Mme's NU to •reed the Patine
-1 - r
Deana Art its hn,Omo renting.
Tide bill by the Attorney tdener.l re-
specting certain Julies of ,•"rover., passed
Its secuad readlug.
The Home writ lot. ...townie* of
Supply.
A number of items iu the estimates
under the heeding al ei.0 government
wen pend.
Aaalast Catsa1Ns14 COM, Sepses kende.
Lo'aus, Maws 24 -Th. Right Hon
Herbert Gardner, President .'f the BTiu.h
hoard of Agriculture, will receive, on
April 3n1, a deputation Runt two Chambers
of Agriculture of the C'uited Kingdom and
from the Royal Society. iu reference ruche
cattle trade of Great Britain. ' 11 a learned
that thew d*putalwue will urge prol.osal•
amtagti,mstic to the lomu:iou of p'anda's
cattle export trade, au.! t.. this rad will
Wats., strung repr...eutations urging that
all imported cattle shall be slaughtered at
the port of laed111e.
Penh lbl ttw'ls Campine
New Vona, March 24.-A "rectal from
Charleston. S 1'_, „aye The wt,iskry .von
stahulary of Charleetten are teviug their
own way now and are gu.ug into pri.ate
Louses indiscriminately, insulting 111*
residents and bullring everybody.
THE DEATH RECORD.
f:REE. We are .Art• sorry indeed) 10 re-
cord the death of Mrs. (prey, wife of Mr.
Stephen 1:rey, of the 13th con., which oc-
rurred on Tuesday, at the age of 59 years
Iteceasod had been in poor health for wee
time, but her death was not expected. She
was a sister to the Iste 11. Snell, and
had a very wide circle of acquaintances.
She leaves six mos and three daughten,two
of tbewrmarried, being Mn. Mothers and
Mrs. Mustard.
BROWN -Another removal by death of s
most ntimable woman, a that of Mrs
Brown, wife of John Brown, of the 13.h
cos., •ko • sister of the late H Snell,which
occurred on Tuesday u( lest week, after an
thorns of several months. She was a wem-
ber of the 14.11 Presbyterian church, and
leaves one son and three daughters --one of
the latter being the Ude el H. Kelly.
GEORGE SACKETT'S CASE.
eelsteleen raps a Meld taea•atle• -wee
Mot of le d4 . 141d.et rills ear,. thole
fellow raters .r r.ekarke sad Wilmer
el.ra.e.
Itol.'To* ., March 2n -This quiet village
is in as uproar of excitement lust now Ayer
tbe case of Geo. Sackett, a well-known re-
sident. His experience has had many
parallels in other places, loot none here.
I)n. bot .d Dodd's Kidney rills cured him
of severe backache mod kidney disease of
long standing, after be had tried every
other remedy within his reach, but without
gond results. There pills are manufaceured
by Dr. 1 . A. Smith & Co., Toronto mod are
sold by all dealers, or will be mailed oe rc.
oeipt of price : fifty cents ler box, or six
bone for 12.50.
POPLAR i1tOW
Moieay, Meek 96.
.1..1. Wright masa visiting ah Peplae Row
last week
IVs think the sailor at the Nile will be
all right now. Ile u home.
Joseph and ('bales Morass, with their
wives, spent goal Friday at Morrisdale
farm.
Tien i* • young `ibephard from nese the
Nile looking atter o0e of the lambs Clear
1'..plar. Ito..
Harry Morris went to Seaforth Inst week
to delis sr a horse that hs sold to • Mr.
Graham to be shipped to the old country.
Truth 1. Slgbty.
F
EVA' lyses A.0n11, lint.,
March 24th, 1834.
J. M. Md Lion, I;oderich :
DsaaSit,--When 1 saw the extraordin-
ary change that took place in the case of
William Cowan- -although hos case was not
like mias- and heard so much of the cures
you made, 1 felt convinced and pinked up
courses, thiakieg [bat when von cured him
you condi surely cure me. whether it was
the stomach anly that affected mew much,
of indigestiom, or something else. i felt
sure myeelt it was dyspepsia from which I
suffered fes over two years. 1 was certain-
ly aissr bie and unfit for anything. 1loot-
ed like on gains lute ooasumptieu. cud was
told 1 was bordering w it, st sot actually in
it wheat i went to see you is 1892. I don -
toted two years with local dootas without
deriving .ay basset I took your valuable
System Re.mtar for six weeks only wham
I was like • new moa_ After 1bat 1 nano
took w scan bottle of it. Aad sines tins I
bane rt bed an attack et the stmai
symptom of my old trouble. I ant k-
lut-mese elythinkfs'-foray cure through
yes, ltd I want to give my simple tribute
of pram •ad gratitude to year easdieiaes,to
yes ad to these was guided nee to °Me-
rit►. 1 sea saw ever toe yam • sew m••,
skis to work every day, eat well .aid with a
reed apprthe every time, wittiest say signs
or g raptome e/ dyepers* u the stom-
ach, is the sheet er is the from all of
which 1 eufs.wd se as to be almost a per-
fect
er
feet .reek lel le brag. Send the onbelea •
Ing to me, •d I ma tell sad show the good
your medials bas thee in my can. Short -
da1 .her I ger eared 1 west with my two
sehtera, both of whom had long suffered,
to get your &d.iea i hod eo.e.lted several
doctors, .0 of whom had tad me that meth
ism more mead be des* .ad this after
spending hundreds of dollars. l-ou rive tie
R. A. Miler men's liairent for t heir
tremble, to M as directed wader -
math the &ad is four uestbs
beth moss ■plssdidly, .aid they ha.t
bees quite wail ever eines. This was • sur-
prise b es sad to may sera 1 most add
that tiny took the System Reeov.ter .11
the time. R seemed net only to strengthen
them, but to heal from within as well as the
seaward .ppliemins. 1 hays, therefore,
stat further plsamure is giving this testi-
mony 1. 1.t. vane sad virtues of year med-
idsa 1 !num! them to be sen to de jest
I what they wen reeostsraded to do I
what my letter given to tae petite.
At,aoo I. 1 aTTrawt*,
Blyth 1' O
Let week Jolla Brews lest•.al-
r�klm dry draft yearlinr colt. 1t wee=
esins ether bereft whys Ase e1
Welted IM eat ea Ase of the boat leer,
brielldat N .4, plana.. The gdtiel W
bo
M.
D. McGILLICUDDY, PRorR
DOMINION PARLIAMENT. j were rr,ll..,, Inji"" b. ,wap
:eg oltt of the wiu•luww The charred
bodies of we young grunion matt., e.ept u.
the top Moor were found in the ruin
What Is /nee from NNOafilspy Many .1 thurw who "caped were severely
bururi
TM (lase .1 Ila eg ba1. ea Ile Addreea-
•glIalNa for Reduced balls: el Fare
The t..1. la Ike t ..a.l
sad wet.ree*► triage,
Ortawa, March 90. --The debate on the
addrees cl,.»e,1 rather uueupe•t.dly .t 111
o'clock last evening when Hon. Mr.
Koster gave notice .d a motion to go into
Committee of Supply on V$ ednwday,
which means the oe.iv.ry of the budget
spee.•u before the ndjourumeut fur the
Easter holidays.
'Fide Senate ye..rday afteruo.an began
the debate on the • Idris*, but did not
finish, the uuly sueaken bring Senator
Ferguson, 1 asgrau, Scott and Moore.
Sir Jo1111 'll.vn.ps.u, sn reply to Mr.
bwais, of 11otario. said that the *abject of
tubercula.uo Wu at prr*eut being Studied
by the- Agricultural Detariwent, mad oil
the result ut thew studies would depend
whet 1-gtelatton, it any, be intr.deced.
A tares number of petitions Acre pre.
mutedfrom lau.•r ulgati:rntions caking fur
a reduced railway far •, 1.. wake Je t.u.tt-
w poet u.ic, wrings bank* payanle on de
loa:d41 slid to taake labor d.) a 'statutory
holiday.
err se; a. Starch 11. -Turn were three
Lille iutr.etu1eel its the Ilou.e yrterd-.y and
that '1.1* practically ail the (maimed.+ done
bola"n'1 wotiug tor as. returns and the
preee:.tatluu of the erutnates. I tun of the
Lelia, however, create.! .elite • little flurry
(or a short time. It wee that of lir. Mc-
Carthy, to alx.lis1 Sepatste schools and
dual language in the Northwest Territories,
Mr. Mulock moved for • return of all
correipoudeuee relating to the pinion .4
Messrs. Counoily and McGreevy. No die
ottasiun took place thereon, Sir John
proashong that then should he no un
uecessary delay in furnishing U.
At the clues of the session a number of
prominent 1 )rangmeu now 10 session here
entered) the chamber. escorted by Hou.
l:.arks Wallace mad Mr. Saab Ifni/bee, and
wen wtruduced to Sir Jutm Tborups.uu in
t urn.
1 h. (government has fixed Tuesday
March 2; as the day cm which the Miui+.try
will receive the detestation of probibi
lionises from the various provinces tit the
Dum,ulon. Thisdeputation a the outcome
of the recent prohibition euuventwu at
Toronto. They object to the ratification
of the French treaty as regards the ohne
clause. (1n the following died the \Niue
Makers Association will meet them.
In the Benete yesterday afternoou Hon.
Mackenzie Howell delivered an ezcellent
speech. the best eo far of the session. vu
the debate on the address.
The Government ham forwarded to Trea-
surer Cowan, of Carleton county, • cheque
for $1,1:13 20, as. refund to the county for
the costs in the Connolly -McGreevy trial
11TTaw•. Ont., March 2'3. -At the open-
ing ymt.ntay atter the tunas 'formal pro-
ceedings Sir Richard Cartwright *ru.e and
moved the adjournment. lie maid he did
this [ogles them an opportunity to ask
if nothing had been duce by.the Govern-
ment to give effect to the decision" arrived
at by the arbitrators of the Paris tribunal
in the matter of the Behring sea seating.
Sir John l'hompson said that the de
vision of the arbitrator esu :of no effect
�dll rendered so by confirmatory legislation
on the part of the British Government. but
that • draft bill heel been submitted to the
Canadian Government, end would in • few
days be submitted ho the British Parlia-
ment. Ito the meantime the Canadian
Government had submitted to the British
Government that the regulations should
not be put to force as agaust those sealers
who ailed before the promulgation of the
regulations.
The question of Separate schools in
Manitoba and the Northwest was again
before the House. Mr. 1.•riviere moved
two motlum of wh•eh he had given notice
and Mr. Tarte one, The motions were for
the pruduct:on of certain curretpuudence,
orders io council, petitions. w.morials,
etc. Mr. larlviere contented himself with
saying that he would reserve his speech
till the praluctwu of the documents. Mr.
Tart* spoke at some length, his speech be-
ing in the main citations from newspapers
political tpeeehon% etc.. to maintain bis ms'
.ertio, that the country is on the eve of •
gravy pr,lihcal crisis. H. was followed by
Mr. lo auto. who took the ground that such
gneatnona could be best settled by the peo-
ple of tn. localities connived. The de-
bate was out finished when the liouas rue.
Sir John Tbumpsoo announce., that the
budget speech will be delivered on Tose
day next.
Hon. Mr. Daly has dropped from the
orderaper his bill regarding the North-
west Territories Representatlwl Ace
Cweedia.. Paola, tea ISN..
Lnwoow, March 22. -In an interview
yesterday Mr. James F. bladders., the pro
tater of the proposed new Ca,,adi•rt
Pacifico :nail route to Ansar•lia ezproesd
himself as most hopeful of obtaining all of
advwtages and ronceeslons which were
the objeets of hie :•vtsit hare. Sir Charles
Tupper. Canadian High Commissioner,
says that During the last weak be bad been
approached by representatives of i.iver
pool, Milford Haven, South•utptou, Swan-
sea, Bristol, Plymouth and Cork, who
pointed out the &leant•ges of their re-
spective towns se pate of e*ll for the new
line Stir Charlet sap1 m" election of an
English port of eall had been wadi. as yet,
dud none would be pending the definite as
aeptance of the •gr'eemesl ..f tLe Canadian
Government
Coughed Ay a 11.11.1.
1.s •, Masa, Man11 4.-A. H. Sather
land, a member of l'wt 93, U. A. R , of
Saugus. yesterday coughed up • bullet from
In bolos obit has been lodged thee*
*Ince 4 ietober 11, 1463, when he was shot
in the neck by use of Musby's guerrillas pu
the bottle at Culper'..l.'s curt hot... For
grass he h,.. suOered, but did out know
the cause of (rrluent hrmhorrageo which
ha.l troubled hies. H. was to hare visited
the Masaact.ums is general hospital on Mon-
day for an operation.
1'yrl.se is Sew Jersey.
Hsla.rnor, N J., Moro _L.-1 has loon
was I:sited by a cyeluue yesterday and
considerable damage t.•.ult.d A Targe
brick Shop. who•h had joet been finished
for the South Jrr•ey I tact I'm 1 „wispy,
ovad cuwii.tely wreek.,l 4:1 of *1,,.,-,,m
lany•ecars were in the building awl ern
eninll•lie.l. lime prup,•rt% Ihr.•ujhumt
the town ons badly deruaare'1.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS,
"The *.4Tll7d.." We Aare reco.ved
"'nee gating with Ammunition fcr the
Temperance Warfare, ' a new hank en tem
ye note, by Rev. 11. Rogere, of i )unr•00on.
It as finely bound in cloth, well illustrated
and sold at the coinparatisely low price of
50 cue. From the introduction by Iter.
.lolw Totts, 1) D., to the las. Page by
the author there is not a dull, dry or unin
teresuo6 page in this instructive little
work The author has not only given his
readers the beat thought• of • well stored
mind on this question but has levied tribute
upon the Lest ideas on the subject from
other sources. We have much pleasure in
nuomneudiag "The Cathodic' to students of
the temperance emotion. "The I;atling" is
for rale at the bookstore of D. B. ('alblck,
for the town of 1:oderici
S. kin,►.a - SIA..A/1,%, for April opens
with the second of Octave Tbanet'• sketches
of American Types, suggested ►.y her Miser
vatioos among the State headings during
the World's Fair. In this article she .1e•
cribles "The Farmer so the South. whom
she knows very well at home, •• It Is her
custom to spend every %%Outer OD a pleat-
atioa in Arkansas. The illustrations by A.
H. Frost are in hu very best manner. A
dery different type of character i• descnbed
by H. 4'. Runner i. his "Bowery a•d
Bohemia." His greet-familiaraty with the
phases of New fork lifeeasbles Mr. Runner
to describe • type, "the real Bohemian,'
who u very little known and imperfectly
understood by the general public. It is
fully illustrated with sketches by ('fined
inst. William A. Cotbn, the painter and
critic, writes "A Word Abut Painting,"
apropos of presene tendencies in American
art ; and Austin Dobson, the leading
authority oa 18th Century life and lettere,
writes of the iamnus Loudon bookshop of
Robert Itodsler, under the title, "At
Tally's heed." This number contains
poem. by F:lith It. Thomas,.1. West Room
telt, Dunne Campbell Scott and others.
T*u: I►a.laadn'a .' o MAI u called the
" College Commencement Number," and
entails three articles especially interesting
to 'amidst.. A 1:ir1's lane awl Work at
Vassar is the title of the first of a series on
the Women's Colleges of the II'oiteel State.;
A ('ol'ege Commencement is most attract-
iyely described by • graduate of Smith, and
there is • felly illwrreted paper . a Con.
rnenoement and Graduation Gowns. Under
the heel of Employment for Women is a
sensible article on \Nomee in.lournal.•m, by
Edith Sessions Tupper. and Eleanor George
treats the subject of Pantomimic Expression
clearly and practically. A further irstall
meat of Some Uses of Crepe and Tissue
Pspen introduces some pretty articles for
decorating • Spring Lunch Table, the third
piper on WIN Liner gives some goad ad•
vice shout Eating, and the many ways in
which daughters o•s help their mothers is
told in the second chapter of Mother and
iSeeger. A Leather Wedding and • leog•
omachy Party .re interestmatly d' scribed
Some New Deserts are rive., and is the
TeaT•ble Talks many se•so.nble topes are
dismissed. The ('ultun of FaoMies is the
subject of the Floral article, and there .re
many new designs is Molting. l'roe:netin.,
Netting and Tatting. The sehscnptioa
price of Th. delineator is $1 00 a Saar.
Single Copies, 15 Oeste. Address orders to
The Delineator Publishing ('o. 1 Ltd. S. 33
Riobme.d Street West, Toronto, Out.
A Rgenau_tt Wn.ss'n MA.:an.it. --Kd-
al. reesste ►epees .towed to Death.
Penia, Mar'h 24 -A betiding now pled
by Staters of 4 harity as a school for young
women at Iron, Ian the Department of
Al...., was barred to the gn,n.rd Tester
day Resides the Staten there were •
needier of pupils i.1 the building and all
wen 5.1.1. 1hos. en the Meer bons
were awaken..) hy the gam.. and warrnwly
seeap.d with their heels The piing
comas elm oeswp14 tae upper anon were
mita& to lw0Y IM steirme asd maim of
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
The Orbit froth the Lesal MW.
• Weekly Ingest .1 fwaaly \ewe served
■p 1. 0.11 Everybody - r1.4 sad
dem" Clipped sed (.94.s.ed
Orem Larry nestles.
Morris • W. Whiteford and family have
r moved to their home in reborn* tow.-
Clinton Mr. Patterson and wife lett on
Friday for Va0oourer ; be as a nephew of
Jobs Met area.
Clinton Mrs. Moffat, of town, has sold
her farm, on the front roads, near Hat field,
to ('has. Parker.
Mullett : W. H. M000, of Mullet', de-
livered in Clinton this week 18 hogs, which
were all • goonl weight.
Exeter Mews. !:on t Taylor bought
the seek o1 :,emlock lows of the late Henry
Yager amounting to 1125 /if feet.
?hanky While 11 Aakenbead was
working in the woods one day last week he
had the misfortune to cut his foot with the
•ar-
't•nley Harry steep, who has beenen-
gagedwith son. Hoe for the put two
Seen, has kit to try his fortnse in Mich-
igan.
Clinton : The 1'hi.sgo Herald has re
yuosted a detailed obituary of the let. Joe.
tl hitehead, for use :n one of its special edi-
tion
Clinton 4.Ve understands that the secs
rd lege' proceedings Ito have t
ve his will sat
d let
aside.
Tuckeremith The wife of ll' Mc
Denali of 34,1 con , of Tuckersmith, died
..n Tuesday : she was • sister in law of .las,
4IcDoegall, of Clinton.
Exeter kissers. Abbott and Stewart for
the Bober Produce Cu , cased 12.000 deem
eggs in a day and • half this week. This is
c ons.dered good work.
Manley : Alex. Fraser, of Anka Craig,
was ,n Stanley during the first of the week;
he hes rented his farm and purposes rei ey-
ing to o'imton to resile
Plinio Alex. kicker pie, of to.tr, has
sold ba farm in Tueker.moth, I clog lot 3e,
3rd con., 50 acres, to Henry (Outer, GoJe-
rich township, for $2,150.
Loodnboro - k R. Jeffery, our •patioll
agent, has sold his property at IVingham
.function to John t alemore. It monists of
house and 11 acres of land.
Clinton A ,hoc dealer in town had a
pair of boots stolen out 41 ha store ooe even-
ing last week. end the party suspected of
the theft skirped the town.
Blyth • Mrs. if. Taylor. of o.r•ften,
it•kota, formerly of Clinton, daughter of
W. Herbison, was marries .t L,ndoo, last
week to T. 1'. McElroy, of Myth.
Seaforth : 1)r. 1'ampbell, of Sesforth,hss
rented his farm on the Sth con of 1'.irdrne,
to Richard Tasker,ol Mullett, ter a term of
years, at an annual rental of $250.
Winghsm : .f. ll' Scott. late dentist of
Ayton. now student of Michigan College of
Medicines sad Surgery, Iletroit, was in
town this week Wiliam ell Meads
iIIAYFIELD.
Wni'viaSAy. Mer. 28.
Ansa Whidden is v*.atlng M nwwforth.
Kmene ('ard. of l;oderich, is visiting her
cousin Nellie Card.
Nathan Walters, of
ing here last week.
Wm. Osmond and
F:*.ter at Colborne.
1. ly Morgan ie visiting for • couple of
weeks at Gannett
Mr Houston, principal of Clinton Col•
leg*.le. preached in St. Andrew's cher oh on
Sunday morning last.
Maggie sad Liens Faulkner. Maud For-
m son and Item :Scanlan .re spending
Faster holidays neer Brumfield.
We understand tail the Royal Tempts
a• negotsaling with Rev. Nr. l.ivingstose,
of Kmmo.rdine, to jjyts lecture here before
N. Morrison, Wm. Morrienn and Moe
Maggie Morrison, of lento's and Maes S
Morrison, of MIsforth, were here attending;
the funeral of their ester Mrs. W. Wood..
Another petition to have our harbor re-
paired was larges signed last week and u
to be conveyed by Mr. Weiamill.r, who,
we hope, will en that it receives attention
Herbert Johnston, of the S•ubls lice, who
has been engaged in the hardware besieges
with his uncle at Hanover. lett this week to
tak. • *Amities with Hobbs Hardware Com-
pesy, London.
(apt. 'reamer?, et Maytag. •valved Imre
last week and took sear of the lSshatios
Army 4aturda night. The former alone
( :apt a Jessie ilt.ory and Teas Ogilvie, IMO
beam transferred to Forest.
We often hear of babermw's lock. len
is a sample • last week our tiehermen
were doing well', wakirg tremendous hauls
this week from .11 appearances then will
he hundreds of enters' worth n1 s is lost
own's to the stormy weather.
Why pay 10 and 124e for prints when
yen can bey the ••ane geslities at 8 and 10e
hash. Now is the time to get your mewing
dose before Spring home -ideas sg beg u•,
• ■ 1 you can tied • splendid swortrawt of
dress goods cheap •t H F. Edwards
We regret to rented tail week the death
of Elizabeth, wife of W. H. Woods, lake
shore road, and d•taghter-of Hoban Morri
son, leaden. The death occurred .t i.os
do. oa Friday. March 23rd. sed the fee
oral took pissed from the residence of tis.
late 11r Weeds to Hayfield edem.tery o.
Kealey •fterwer's
lest week we stated that Hayfield wee in
greet seed .d a bootie, . hop A km weeks
age • enlistees from mar Winston' wee
here making .rr•ar•w.ents In start • betake
r shop. het for ewe nano er ether
changed his mired Ile ms.1e • areal **-
take, for Mr Fraser, nt Versa, who bas
hew swung here sed has dose • splendid
basher in end armed here, bee bats ob-
liged to pail mei*g to 411e..ee as his family,
.mad new we hay* to send sway by settee.
We trot • hatcher to nide here. There
is s• e.edlest obese. fear • splendid hest -
mass.
Colborne, was •nit
Charley Pard spent
Ward rollaway tells • singularly interesting
story in hie soeoast of ' How I Wrote
'Looking Backward'" in the April ladies'
Hone Journal. awl adds to the interest by
describes, how the idea of Nationalism first
occurred to him. Not lees personally inter
sting is William Ikea Howells is the fifth
arti.le of has literar7 autobiography, " My
Unwary P.a.iase.' The clever wom.s
when Robert Louis Stevessoa married, •ad
u stow his wife. is promoted is • portrait
and sketch, as is also the wife of F: S.
Willard, the actor. P'ractical in its letter
prem and beautiful illustration lean article
ea 'The CALM of a Sl Bernard i►ag" by
Aleesu der Maeksxie-H ked Manager of
the New York 4t Berard Kneels.
Madame RM.me, ander her som de genre of
" Th Bntaw," straighten out moms
" Antenna Mistakes About Frisch
Womac." A love -ballad, very musical, by
Georgie Reedit!, entitled " Tell Me." e
gives in 8. tall piano more. Mr R T
Rower tab.•f 'Wedding Breakf.sto" ;
Robert .1. Harriette defines the attitude et
the lather t award. • ens : Palmer ('ea has
his "Rrowsies" in Florida ; a 1.1! page of
four artieles tells women how to open bask
aocesata, keep the houmh.dd expMN., and
how to stakes will ; the Rey. T De Witt
Talmage points not what are the ehiel
"R..mies of (hair Hap`,ie.ss" ; F. (ward W
Bek samosas theea
paltu.tmeatiosesof "Fear
ileeertale hikes
Women" ; while all
through the ether article rens that peculiar
ly readable ..d popular quality whk•h
metes this marrise se eagerly .ought for
sed widely read, The .peeress is pehl'.kert
hy the fortis P.blWi.g ('e.tp•.y el Pints
delphle. ler .1M dollar its year, de tae
rents par oily.
Pent d. (mese, N. R.. is to haw • maw
%rm•ltw•ter New &best 436,000