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FIFTY-FIRST YEAR. -•-2659
IlltunAlon* Vacant,
ANTED -A OENEKAL SERVANT.
Apply to Mrs. Joseph Kidd, North M.
Posy Wale or To Rent.
R BALM 016.0 RENT -FOR SALE
or to mat the, dwelllee es Nelms -M. at
aonsi ted by r. smooth h metals'
Eea's, Matadi fur drawing room. dialog
MAW amid !imbibe, and has • library,
pf_ellesets, warrr*rse and • good cedar.
1•Wolt as acre of laud t*.teenlh pleated
&rubs sad halt trees. and an moo lent
AWRY to F SMEaTa. on the prethorn
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BALL. -ONE 6F THS BEST
talar ts' W.stars Ontario, Lot Lesse .e-
t. township of Oolhorne, Huron County.
Seed olay.uU. Spring water. Has
mat ammo" In pasture for II leant Muse
barn to by 90.
Store , s ttdP.O iso the poremises.
Wave r,sdt,110
810 ugh.bIlaao• at
.eat Interest Apply te 9. W. Mc
AOR. Carlow P.O.. Oat., or to .1. A. Mc
AUR. M W.11memo 9t Asst Tomato. 11.
ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Part et Lot 9, Coeoesdo* 0. Ooderich
oentalnln. S 1-6 acres of land. There is
on the progeny • good ti storybrlog
with ki ben s' with
ander the whole house. This; L • really
shee place and will be sold on reeooaablei
io minuets,* apply to PHILIP
T. Bents .o (e.xlerlc6.
nthJt t.LBrl.
R SALE -LOTS b9 AND 70
Hatehtnson's Survey In the Town of
bea , epos which .. emoted • nice dwell.
Nk tteptetuber.18N0
to CAMERON. HOLT a HOLMES.
sH
41atigeTOWN
t ?ftWATYloFr
ver sad lake formerly °couopvledrb7 thg
A. M.eDss'mett seq.. Master la Clammy
el the most vluble and deafrsblo pro-
(• tens
tweeter*, frame dwelling house on
street tmMdtat*ly sAJoIoIng the Brit-
. suerew Wedded
lisolternes L at
present oeoapfed by
The 4w0111.. - ==bomm sults_ hang grout
thebase Juli eitt 1t . Utrmaerybeo
sad Memo of Payment sable, ap
to OARROW R Pttoi7DFFOOT
tett &Meil.re. 0o4•rtob.
Wanted
ANTED BUTTER, DRiED APPLES
and poultry. Highest prices, Lamest
of Dry hoods, aroeerBB sop mod
w to select teen O. E. &LNG, Wing.
ANTED -N E WANT AN a QUAN
WV of Butter. Eggs and torted Appvlss.
wbleh we will ter the Hlebeet ().ah PrIo.
est better 1n grime sad 21b. mils, mixed
lee dairy malt, esd gilt edge W. J.
A . dsm4$g.Ut, Ood.dob. Ont. am,
Tonsorial Artist.
OKNTB-•' THi STAT LIFE Owrites AF RES
i VIVO
arne
litrouI.ST uAlaatilV
.O E N T 8 - " KLONDIKE GOLD
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ANL LOviMad.
OS><T8-.•• U IdM PBiEI 0111 THE U1
h'eiiel0.d' wmm imey
BUMS= r OTlOt$.
Baltemere eyesore lead. _ter gala yt Mn
Lamm ors Summit -Sy leaviag
grew W wsal
swethe SkOafs yes sap
urns weak Skeet teem N. Y.,
Misses, Mumps, eta
Oswalas,-Ona than at tin Vivariarem
Wow ewe* ays
s ____ - 0. lobar.
t we is the
-eelmelitit
8*r Me best Moat Goer. 1• obis oodles
hap eat mak. ssrea.enl. roiled eats sad
ales Moto. 6.sod sod ether
give Muesli° Heil Met, s
ibaroww WU& OAL..-WEa'. itr .1811
ler j -..pus, tet Dread Treat We...
►ms Mos e. d *So a mi *iSestreet
fel. J 1ti1Mr.
or t+addaeally. Phone
1list Msakay. of Matlreel, wW timer
%he sopnrht advartaps of Ye sew
Teta Dees Stailtee. se W. Adair
Mem, Ihbralre & 4, O.n
labia
MadNomam kw
perdiariee.
Mrs . -le w Wam-
ilowwwwei by 16111611111
w be 18. hwphe
eillfkbarimo
be emellool. Drew la whoa owe
owe fbe beauty hat
Nola depse.
GODERICH, ON'T'ARIO. CANADA : FEBRUARY 4, 1898
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our own Oori'espondentm
Weer* 9. rafer..u.s Mere That Canes be
Nand Atayweer. alae -News of the
Osse'yopee•a11y MMrted
ger The rrpa.
DUNLOP.
MoiDAy, Jas. 24.
Mrs. Allen and Miss Elia Healey enj yed
• pleasant trip to H..saii, Exeter and B.y-
field for several days While at Siete,.
they attended memos In the Trivet Memor-
ial ohorob.
Mee. 1i. Jewell. from near B.omillor,
visited here for some day, last week, being
the guest of Mrs. J. Jewell. She u one of
Colborne. oldest settler*, oomt.g here from
Bowie Soot land in 1834 Seeing this town•
ship . vast forest after 64 years residence
she sees it transformed .s s garden of Eden
in !arms, and has may memorise of its pion
ear days.
BENMILLER.
We w pleased to hear of Thos. Gledhill's
Improvement, and hope to see him out soon
again.
Darter( the recent storm the roads were
badly blooked, but they wi11 be well brok.o
titer Mr. Garrow's meeting this, Friday
evesi.,-
A grand °snort and entert•inmeoe will
be given wader the anepiose 'tt the Sops of
Temperance, in the Temperas. Hell. on
Thursday eveelag, Feb. 10th. Those tat•
Ing pets, besides the local Wait, are - Mise
Whitney, Miss 8tosehen, Mise Anal:cooks,
Mrs. Prldh•., W. W. atodd.rt, J. Thom-
son sod J. E Davis. of Ooderioh. and R. 8.
Katy. of Cheese. A good program L bdor
prepared. AdtisYa 10o.
LEEBURN.
TUNED/LT. Jan. 26th. .
CoaazeyoN. -In stn last week items in
the we with the retinae, to oar thanks to
H. O. Horton, of Toronto, • printer's error
was made is eeyfng • hutch oos.ter, .hos
it should have reed, • branch affio• of the
C. P. R. telegraph.
*nom Ntw YORK Ctrs. -Mr. T. Griffin
is op ons visit to his wale, M. Foley at
Rosewood. Although not his first visit to
Canada. is is the an* time be has seen the
Mg toobargs os Lek* Hares .ad our snow -
basks. Duriap has sejour., be will vises
relatives at Kingsbridge and the Forest
City. We ezte.d to him our best wishes
fora phases. stay in Cataria.
Fame oro Mrose LtA Mshlyas,‘ lsod'
of Math removed tram us on Friday el
last week our respected resident. Jobs Hor-
ton, eller • severe Meows of sonny thee.
weeks, dcsults do hest m.dao.l .Id •.d the
care .t these sear sad dear to him. He
pained frees Slue .reassess late la early
anhm., bolag Ia his 66th year. asst
renames. 3. wee tits eldest nes .1 the
Isco Hillary Hertoe, we of L..ban'ep wi-
ser settlers. la hie early years he worked
for a MIN i• the foundry at 0ederiob, and
Hesgb be gay. It up for farming. be aver
bad the bank et tarn 'aehiawy with the
lesea i• M a Me faro. Tor 'easy
yew be lived ea • term at R.1a.nllle, and
fa 1882 he geld eat esd psrebwd hie
father's feria ham. ea whisk be =ado mast
improvements. the latest the gas bars
with Nass leasdatbs, bad4 blot year.
Wham LsvinR HuleeeyWe he wan pr seated
with ea adds„ a stsdest's Eeb4. mad •
alb's. We eau wily seders. It
Ms " Yea, modem esath.-
ewe r mad quiet. tmebtr'dve
h'thtslss s 1844 4k 'wig yaw haw wee
the reveal t.d Ibaawes et the while sus.
ornopMea et SI Jeha's." Hate M Lanham
he wearied . S hS well -defier. a'd Umlaut*
will miss so every tare w of its mega are
dent swims ter Its.4vrs-.ai. He was
was et Its olden sad the treasurer a the
C KS.. mad tem te'pgname gauss will one
6b am..ss6 esd elms .br 1M prss. 1 ,
Yat deem la big Ism Y lib family sire1. as
a Wed lather sad I..h .d. ..d him bleed.
and .e4tlb6.re will nmg.her Mai an • load
hest sad amides, ever willies to de than
* soul hes. We. with s kegs shale of
Ir1..4s. mama te has berusto4 widow mod
tatfly ter deepen. sympathy la their gad
her et meat., sad ask Met..b bee mems
N to 1.0 , him h..., M ...fart then d
'e will ewes be
Arse. He wee W their sad alliseles. ler tedSeemm O'Halder.
eswas. gives with thew seas,
esd Heletteeett: 11‹
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doweesd " with Ms ed the
Dumkp S. S. 11Mr7, sad w ..e .t Ms gest
treetomee. tad a echo.,.
DUNGANNON.
ra...fist ii t m`t"w.ws'L tm •ser the m vs
mom Irak
oo
Ttii *AT. Feb. 1.
Taal 11*. ..-0e 1b.4, atomism
She weather 0me vucy wormy. beim tie
. -el-sa of a Dabble bliss,;
Wi..i.. CAM- own seenR.a1.snnr. ba.
116 thin Milk* bellsMob WeAimee. Ile mese he.
Weft A
VRat Da. -We MOM%have be Oats that
Wow Orme freebie. Illellowab. We peas t r 111 with
NI
the
.r tonere se esu .
ge
Fosiap.-A mimesis ewe, ample( • ph
of upsgha4 . o la. ens be bed b so at
tin.. .. M J. O. Wmq. b. ibe *weer
prowM tom, ad wow aapeae.
Ilona book Jaw's Nook,lied
M mYwrMan Ie heteeee • bun la Bkr
M% wbMt will be Ma ammo d previalleg
W piling are'.d for woe Veno TI* r
tms'w fog *. own ae sus be sptmNd.
Memo AN. Aenro.e-Daplag Mw week
Mss. 1MSN. a.d me.,, W. R., of L..k..w.
Oohed bis ons. T. A. IANM, Mrd hmQ7.
lbw elt.. herei the IOW g lest M
tweed bwest
nasbfpbnW wash her+MM
lar viehaller. Mr. sed Men. O'Censor, dar-
ktlq the latter pare of la.* week. had the
of haulm • visit from • meads sed
od lira 4)' Connor. viz., T Gatlin.
of New York City. and Riobard Foley. of
the township of .Colborne, who, we pre-
sume, a•loyed their vitt.
Rz iovu. -During the latter part ot list
week. Geo. 8aytb and testily removed from
Dungannon, where they frau. been residents
tor some years past. to his farm, wbtph he
bed leased to lir. Holtby, who le sow io-
ested South of London. We wash Yr.
Nmyth and family s.00mi..
ON TRI SICK LIST. -Ws rellvN be *re
to state, that daring Iwo week. hir,_alool
srd Westbrook, (ow Mies lee Sauoby,) hav-
ing caught oold, results¢ (a pneumonia', as
also, M,.. May Dreamy, dressm.ker. bah
of whom Dame Rumor pots it are very 111
They sore having trainman of good inedio.l
skill, sad we hope tow teem out in the
near future
WELL DMI aviD TRIBUTE -We sotioed
In last weeks Iesue of '1's.. SIGNAL, • well
daserved tribute extended to its energetic
editor, for the enlargement of its oolumoe,
of general .ad up to date, feretg• loom!. •ad
general news, shish improvement we pre-
tums, is being appreciated by its numerous
sub.oribers and others. The tribute is ex
tended to Tae Smut, by the Berlin News
Record,
Eur.-Sinos our last. number ow of 1898
6a. returned *0 Its predecessors. of old
Father Time Although very mild during the
greeter part of the month, It took its exit
(a • very stormy mood. Lest Saturday
night and Sabbath dry filled the bill, se to
oold wintry and stoutly wether. The
tbermometer on Suod.y, mediated from 2'
as 8' -below corm however, os >ttasdwy-tke
weather and temperature moderated, the
memory .tending about 20' .boy sero,
Sleighing 4..1111 continuing A No. 1.
£*iicuAL NESTING. -On Wedoeed•y, 16.
26*b of January, the annual meeting of
Wawanoeh and Ashfield branch of Agrio.l-
Intel Society was held. Minutes of last
l meetelri-emarme.4.4.1 .. ropertre wore mad
and approved. The following gentlemen
were appointed o8iome for . be cosine year.
President, Wm. Bailie, Nile P. 0. ; 1st
vice president, Huh Giryin, hole P. 0. ;
2nd vloe president, Psat Reid, Belfast P 0.
Directors, Masers Jae Gibson, Reev, W.
Wawsesb, W. E Durnie, Robt. Glees,
James Chisholm, Wm. Cameron. councillor,
W. Wawanosh, Joseph A. Ma'longh, Rose
A. Anderson. John Bowers, and Jame. Hol-
land, Wm. McArthur and J. M. Roberts
were re -appointed reepeotively ee seeremry
and *reasurer. Auditors, Messrs. Julio*
Wbyard, and T. E Cu., M D.
NIISTOnTVN.R -We regret to have to
state, that Mrs. Jeo Clark, R , con. 7, W.
Wawasco6, had the misfortune to tell. and
by whisk .6e sustained an injury resulting
its *ho teasers of the thigh bees. As the
venerable laity is well advanced in years, it
will, we premium, be more diflio°It to heal
the fracture ; however, as she is being at•
aoudad with geed medlo•1 skill, and wetted
epos with relatives and kind friends ; we
bops in due them to be able to report her
eemplete recovery and reiteration to good
health Daring las* week. Richard
Weer, (who reosatly begun. the son -in low,
of 8 Senoley, having married his daughter,
Ise,) .841. working with s sewing machine
by some In.dvertwie me•ma. Dame is.00-
taet with the maw, thus sustaining • severe
out 4. on. of hie arms. However. as b. 4.
reenving v.:od noodle.' aid. we hope that be
will soon be wail
CARLOW.
Ma W.. BerkweU has gone to Louden
to visit bet sus.
Miss Mary Waters, of Gderioh, is visit-
ing treads is tilt l.oslity.
Mies iL . Curr , el Nile. was the gust
of Miss Milia Millions law week.
Henry Alla as gads Me reit with la
rtpps. Ws hope to hear et hie resew" y.
Mr. mod and Mrs. Seessel Alla. sp.t
Sunday es Mr. esd Mrs Dee. Carry, jr.
tea Me thes. pest O1 . ad Mrs. Ephraim
11.te. Mrs. Jas. 8t.vewi, esd ethers this
week.
Quite • swabs. of eery folks latad-
d geese to Helm.evtlle, ea Messy afobt.
bet were previewed. swine se the stem
whish preemied.
An oyster supper wee had *if N. O.
Ws's, smiler the stespiess el the A. 0 U.
hash was • tented wows Testes
.adld•tes were bltfased Leto the myster-
ies of the A. 0. U. W.
Oarroaat.-Ws regret te ehre.We the
death et Miss Okun R! e.. who died
Tllitds4* . Tran ' Tri. Ota Saturday atter-
s/ae a qie em bee et Meads followed
the moan to Os asp rgeYcg plass. Cel -
6.... mamNsry.
A Pltana'e DaarM.-The moat death
.f AkM.sds Peer, a Jen 8th, homes
het sea .t the phawu sonars r the Iowa -
ship et Culbees Kr. is ISM. 1Teasg fettled is
the he year pukes.
be tatael~ *
bbe46. William, easiested /w
M.u*1t.l The .0, ter Canada,. winter IPSO woe at
se 1a the
aglellibethesd .t Kimono. bet ust being
MOM M wltb was heathy. Alen. Twang
haw*UN lreatw01 om fees teaes
to Ten'Asa " Little wk."
lag the lakes. re web Mee se Uhipp*wa.
mei 5Mr a bag, iodises voyage. boded tee
Oeda4b. wham he jibbed his brother Wil
-
Nam. sob bad sandy taken ow 900 wee
ahem erne Who es the suet N (,+donee,
At this Me time was ae read tar.ga tae
Snwhi . sad l• was sett' by kdinwhq the
" 8101. Mat Noy meld w thew treyh•
tiee new bra. Larva the winter el MU-
M Me breams em 4dore Ns tress sear by
0b ere* neer haws as. ?awe's trans. b
the le She grime
ed tre41
ea aM M ein
it 1e year My sows
NEM p>rm•M. hwataes tad *sera
Web ellseries banreel V abs..
Ti. wand 1.Oslal.8. lir. Tam memieted
olearlag of doe
boe
bow M.prwt aplaa. RotasMew _ or i-
low end Ma-mLJ. M*t wore nee helped
by W waked hear, Dewing by 4YMtn.
he mew Oshtemo LraaMmptet tram * wL
dere.s• se a dna ephalLay d4Nlo(l he
ewe pew i Weal A wag et eery - Se 64 lb. pifilitaeil OM.
horse township passed through ;soh • °hang
Mope life- lima To bear the old geotlemao
in rooms years, speak of his early azper
Imam in the woods, with the brush piles,
tam ozee, wild maiming, new .Niers, and
other things, was to be greatly amused, as
well is edified. Mr. Young worked bard
throughout his foursoore years, but a hap.
pier Itte oould so•roely be found. Blessed
with wosdertul hesltb, having oowulted
Nita • physiotaa only °one is 80 yams, he
labored ea, °°seaming the formica into
fields of grata. h°oouraged by the resulta
whish almost every month r.•wled. the
passed profitably and pleasantly. In
1849 be married Christina MoKeo.e, who,
like himself, was devout and God-fearing,
and until her death in 1 , she proved
herself • worthy help moot Indeed her
influence upon father and children menet
be overestimated. She was a lien. wawa
Hlg8len l shortener, and possessed of ;treat
integrity ..d uodoebted piety. Al.hough
Mr Young ■hrsok from publio Alco, he
was frequently urged to accept publio posi-
tions of trusts. His Integrity and the im-
*liott 000fi•le.ca whish the oommsoity had
in him doubttese euggmit.d his whom office.
In the Presbyterian church, however. he
sated for many years as Elder, and held
the oflioe until death Dame. His iotuenoe
tD 16e community wee very great. All re-
oognized him ss • consistent Christian, and
very frequently was he mph Id as an Ideal
oh•raoter. He w.o cheerful, symp•thetio,
and always ready and willing to lend •
helping hand, and those who were privi.
hogged to be.egteioted with him ooald easi-
ly ,md.rst•nd wby it Ilse frequently been
remarked eine* his death, " he was • man
greatly beloved." He leaves five sone and
;Mies daoght.rs. Two of ble woe ere,olerg , .
Mil ib -Who ohtmob of tbe'r father, while
three are farmers in Colborne township,
All of his family ars married. and 6e was
spared to see fifteen grandchildren. He
.111 be 'rattly mimed in the oommunity,
but bio infiusoco will not pass away with
this generation. " Although dead yet he
speaketh.''
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
a LUCK NOW
A carnival was bold In the
skatiog rink on the evening of
Feb. 1st.
CLINTON.
Israel Taylor to suffering with • rheu-
metio knee.
8 Plummer, jr., has taken s situation es
book-keeper with S. S. Cooper
Mr. Thos. Jakeoa, sr., was married N
Durham, on Wednesday, to Mrs. M. Mid-
daogb.
Mrs. R.b*. Coate bas been oonhned to her
room by ilioms the past week, and is still
unable to leave It
Mise Lottie Cook. daughter of W. H.
Cook, has boon very low with typhoid fever
but is now on the mend.
On Wednesday, Thee Churchill delivered
at the Standard elevator an it romme load of
fine whoa'. supposed to be the largest load
of wheat ever delivered here, there being
125 bushels in it.
On Ibe 16th alt. Mr. and Mrs. W. R
Loath passed the 25th annl y of their
marriage. We ars sure the wish of their
many tilted' is that thee' may attain to the
dietiootion of a diamond wedding,
TI•e Hoose of Refuge oommtttee met here
last Monday sari oo*eidered tenders for
supplies, re-awtt.rdmg oo*4scte to the seam
Parties as before, viz:- J. King for bread,
J. W. Irwin for groceries ; and (boob &
Wilms for meas.
Although • few parties enjoyed 'he .kat-
i•g in the neu rink e* Monday night, the
rink was sot formally °pend until Tuesday.
The les wee In • splendid oosdities ; 16e
bud was present, and • bores .amber of
skaters sejoyed themselves un' it • late
has.
BRUSSELS.
A debate will be see et the f.geee of
the neat resafag of the A. 0. U W. The
mobjoo* b " W hieh is the Bossier Civilises'.
*be Sward er the Peet"
Friday .vais0 Nat ea sejnyabte aim. was
seat et the ..sial gives at the oetfort.ble
resides.* of W 1' weld Met Stewart. Wil-
lem uSrwf. Rev. Mr. Atlas °°..pled Me
Stair.
Alaz Me&ay, e181rss/Sne. was has spat
the poet ton weeks o fhb keadit7, left hr
beim» a Thursday. He b a br seer;. la.
et the la*. Blies Dipb.a, was war busied
last Saturday.
R M. Disk.., iso .f Detroit's legal
Betts. wee la tows ter. few day. rearview
told friendship.. He sad bb father tad
some to 8esforth to allose MMe teasel et
Me late Jots T. 1)I.ksen
INN kesd. foresees Ives Jea ns.% was
YMMmlatliedem. osi San .ate .t the
es awash .t owipeetio et Missags. g T A.
**Unable le .applyasg Mr. Juke..'.
pima
Low Wesley eveaieg ea -Teelbnt ..d
lipererth thee
very is program was pressated et
lass.. It wee. Lew s--Remdtag Bel
apiece asessate," ley leg Pastels ; ale,
Miss Belle Stith ; resit's. " Dock .ad
Visas..." Mime Merle HI.a.I.- 1 duet. Eel.
FtmteNwi and Fermis Alli. t address. "The
Mete of AMshol es the mama," by Pets
Opal OOsaws a remarks Sad vet.., Meeks
be 11r. Goma.' by Rev. Ur. Allis mend
Presideet Mr Lia . i *sae, "Sava th Bey,"
'y ; 4'* Mase Wei.
Dowsing .M Ti... Dory ; elates hy..
DEADLY KIDNEY DISEASE.
tin Orly Way w Avila The Orem
Ogee spar to N. bediTi8W 0 .4 6440.7
disease lea remelt d, alio mid sod maks*
.t lime MIA have Mir Mee la tin henna
hssd*alaa end dsrmt.g late Maw
sub • imine 'aad the telly et MOEN
with soy methesse ether ib.
• ftkil sad as. OW ea tlse4. Nass
monk New will be Inns Arden ebb Tea
pawl= and raa0dM0 of this nba*pm.
went e. me meenl Awe* ponamews
sew. women t* el I M Anteroom MN -
mo Oen le Am to obelus t8se es • kgati
11 beeeeiletety meek. the Milessed part
.Ma aleadese awe Medi* end bead s.►t
tIt sem hila. Sad by 3.
Luoknow
Tuesday,
The Juvenile Bead purpose eerenedfag
the Matxims of the village daring the neat
week.. Help the yo..g players alone.
The Rev. 8. Salton, of Centralia, preach-
ed very aooeptably in the Methodist oburob
on Su.d.y lest, on the eduo•tioo•1 interests
of the cherub.
The Reformers of South Brune met in
convention at Formosa last Thurad.y to
select • o•odid.1 for the coming election
for the Looal Legislature.
About *we've o'clock on Thursday night
last, two mea nailed .t the reeidooue of Mr.
Thos. Burns, itethe McCarroll eu , and
after vainly trying to gags an entrance Into
the hew*, wonted the stable and broke off
the look, an•i toot away with them • pair
of single wh IHetre.s, and • doubletras and
let of whiltietr.e..
EXETER.
Dr. H. K. Hyadmea has puroh•aed • fine
driver.
The Exeter Public Lihr•ry is oo.v • Free
Library.
Hen. G. W. Roes is expected to speak in
Exeter during the miming campaign.
'I tie third of the series of Young People's
Assemblies was held on Friday evening.
The License Commissioners for South
Huron are : David D. iglu Wilson. Peter
Douglas. Hoary Doyle
Thyro was an oyster social given in Main
street church on Wedne.d.y evening, under
eke-avopime-a1 oh. Laden' Aid. -.- _ ..__.
J. A. Gregory, who has been at home,
Mak. for some ttme, returned ea Tuesday,
to Goderioh, te attend the Collegiate Ioati-
tute.
The meeting of the Farmers' institute
bold in Exeter on Thured.y last, woo a
great *mamas consideringthe
ti►oiwilin ..- -- - ._
A snow storm, the most severe sad Plied.
ing of the mason, raged on Tuesday. At
times it was impossible to diitiaRahb •
person soros, Ohs ;plisse. .
A large number of frisede w8MmssmFtbe
welding of Miss Annie R.hard and Frank
(aleed, on Jan. 19 6. at the reeidenoe of Ole
bads s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D•vtd Rich-
ard.
AFTER YEARS OF AGONY
A Windsor Citizen load. lhJJaf. Strength
and Health.
WINDOOR, JAN. 31 -Tb. talk of the town
for some days past, has hew the ..'..4.h•
tag owe ot John M MoD)ooald, of 130 Lea -
slow Ave. For years past he has been •
martyr to Rheumatism and Dropsy. wbieb
defied the skill of pby.ioians sod the power
of medicine, until he lost hope oompletely.
Recently Mr MoDoo•1d bought • box of
Dodd's Kidney P.11., and began using them.
Norde fail to exposes the surprise and de-
light el' the p•tioat, his f•mniv and friends.
when after • few day's use of the Pills, he
began to mead.
Continual use of Dodd's Kidney Pills has
oared him completely. To-dey Windsor
has no healthier, stronger citizen.
WINGHAM.
The Ladies' Guild, of St. Paul's oburoh
met .t t6e rectory last Friday, at 3 r. mr.
John Johnston bought • line team of bar.
e se from R. Porter of Tomfoolery es Moo.
day.
The EpwoHb league meets .s 746 P.11
Mewed of eight o'olook as has been the
ousters.
The W. C. T. U met at the home of Mrs.
Wm. Button, last Tuesday *bases*, at 3
°'°took.
The Canadlaa Order of Foresters held a
basket soma in *his lode. room on the eve -
Liss of Feb 3.
The Epwortk League gave • sena! at the
how of Yr. sad Mn. E. 1'. Pasha. Wt
M.*day evening.
The Rev. J. 0. Abey, of Brume!., preached
the anneal mb•los•ry sermons V 8t
Peel's obmreb, a behalf of the miasien ted
et the themes.
At Mte reader meeting of Oourt Wlsr-
ham. No. 606, 1. 0. F., en Friday wooing
the newly lsdaled .Moesn eatert.ined the
brethren a0 a oyster sapper.
BLYTH.
r Re barrister. DOM% Meta.
psae-past at air
16.6..
Tie ..oe.d 'meek', Sir tee lbs sate of
heroes. settle, sheep sad pip, wee held fa
Blyth. Tse.day, F.brt•ry 1N,
A eareiv1 was given v the Blyth MS -
lag .1.k e. Friday e.eshg. Priam were
gine as tell.'. ;-Esus .oetaw (lady se
gest); bas mile'sa skitter. and best lady
Mater.
Rev. A. McL.•s Mended the suedes of
t*. Presbytery et Hares. at Seetertb, a
Watley. sad delivered OR address en "The
I.dtw.. of the Steadsrdn es Civil mod Re-
Mpleas L bate.
The 'showoff eleoma have bun Mired
by the E yds stew • Buser Mandamus.
lag W.: s. J. Z Mks ; vtee.p.eel.
d.0, theis. Jebeasf a mssary, R. B. Mo.
Gena. ; treasurer, N Causi a. The total
waste* of 8..'..es dose lass year at the
Newry was 68000.
Dr. W'. Slw M ens et the party that
wig two ter the Lts.dlke (aside of a week.
The balms el the parte nil oats fret
Wimples ad vb(alt . May they have a
wits gotherlag
I. Isla et the " rsos sad be el fa
vin tin lichmeatea lfteriag etas[ They ye
SWIM a..vous Twgtlasse .w dupla
Gem. Webster. el Serest, woks t •• Tee
• wast et yews 1 noised WI*Wly Irmo
s svonowee. twa.ii g of Nn imam and
nla►plmes.me. I weed aloes* evety ken..
Nifeardy 1gwawmert whams Swan Al ler Mini
The feet beetle,iq W M bee.
Use owed mt. IS le. sand oimoillelee, sod
I owe my NOW Mt" Said HU. B. Veen.
THE CAMPAIGN OPENS.
Mr °arrow Meets the Electors
And Caves an Aeee.at el h1, Stewardship-
■• alowesees the .Italie■ and We-
i/lade tie Carer. aril, rel
ley In the rant.
NOTWITHSTANDING tile heavy
storm whlok raged during Wednesday evevi.
.g. and the bt.terly cold weather that pre-
vailed, there wee • fair attendance es the
Victoria Qpega Hosts to bear Mr. Gammon -
open big' mu p•Igo in West Huron. For
three days previous to the boldlog of the
meeting Mr. Barrow had been Ill of neural-
gia, but despite his phy.iosl disability be
determined to meet the electors and dimes
the polities' situation.
The oh.ir was occupied by Mr. Hereon
Horton, who iutroducod the speaks et the
evening in suitable terms.
Mr. Ostrow was w•rntly applauded as he
stepped forward on the pl.tf.rrn. He re
grett.d the •bseoce of hie opponent, who
had teen invited to be present, and would
much prefer to have meet*. gs where both
sides of the question could be discussed.
This was not • personal contest between Mr.
Seek stet h..blt,-lataa w•attteis went, .sea
was looked upon in the oommuntty as • f•lr•
ly well-behaved mai in his private oapaotty.
He had nothing to say against hie opponent
as an individual, but whoa that gsetlemen
ORM forward in • public memo bi. •biby
to occupy the public p .itiou_wee t t.q,nh.
joss for oounne•tr sod it stto.14 be eked of
• " Aro you • better quel fled man than
be at un you wish to supplant' Are you
able to make • hots Iml reties hs **Leg_
;sitars 1hal your ovpunent' Are you meg*
et for the coition than Mr. Darrow
t he. o ts but a smell iseursnoo Irmo 630.000
to 840 000, hum Mr. Doherty'. lose .111 be
ve- y heavy.
The followioe .re the interested oompse-
iee : L*coashire, Guardieo, Gore, Eoo.otl-
oa1, Lemma., Phoenix, Wiwi°° mamm-
al., London and L• very ,ol avid Olohe,
Northern end Caledonlau
Mr. Doherty'. random* right b -hind the
factory wawa'.° totally destr. y. d
Mach sympathy is exi reseed for all eon-
eerned, and the town council, whiob meets
this morning, are prepared to give Mr.
Doherty e'moet anything he asks for.
At t4e oouno.l mestrng, • loan of 626 000
toe thirty mem wr,ton0 Meerut:, wee pre-
aegl.lad earned.
tiODERiCH TOWNSHIR.
WIDNIISPAr. JAN. 26.
Miss Allis, of Colborne, 1. yisitlog at the
home of H. 0. Walters
Mies Sarah Nott, of Tuckeremith, was
the guest of her .nobs, Job* Rodgers, kip
wee k.
Mies Satoh Elliot`, of 11•y8elJ, is visiting
her cumin Yin Clara M.Cull.gb, Huron
Road.
Lionel L.itbweitc and sister Clara of
Holmr.yille, ars speeding • 4.. days with
their brotber George, Huron Road.
The river is freezing over again and thou
. nt aged m clearing the bush on the tichwanz
property of Colt.urt a aro in hopes of bavinq
• short out to teem tl.eir wood across.
At .lttiteT.-Nr J..he P. k rd, of P•ir ier's
Hill, who had the mn fortune to r •k h •
. rni 1...t week by faille, from • t at whish
he was pruning, Oiniprov.u, . costly. _
A (eau L' xretIIRSC..-Our wel'-know.
resident, R A Thome. n wto w -u already
• tc11 man, f. nod him.elf suddenly mow-
ing teller os Monday evening last, the mes-
on is, it's • girl.
Apart from the mer. question of politico.
whiob of the two osndid•tee le the maw to
dt.ouas public question• on the Boor of the
House or to oomu,ltto., and from which of
the two men will the electofe get the beet
service ? Than the question .rises, whether
the present Government Is deserving of sup-
port from the electorate, and to this he
would antiwar that the Government Domes
forward with • record of performsnoe, while
the Opposition presence only • program of
promisee, and the silly ory, ' It is time for
• ohs,e." It would be time for • change
it the Government had been ',setae' and
sztr•vgant or derilsot in its duty to the
people, but that was not 16e MINN and it
wasn't snow to abeam from • good past.
The Government bad withstood the oriti-
se.m of the Opposition weep, led bymen
like Matthew Crooke Cameron and . R
Merdith, aid were prepared to stand the
onslaughts of the smaller men who now Id
the Oppoeittoo. No personal °barge of
wrong -doing had been broagbt to the
door of any of the Ministers, and the public
work in every department had been faith-
fully sod oesseieotiouely earned out. So
tar as polities were 0000sr.ed, ke said that
n ot one tenth of the Inatome before the Local
Howse was of • partisan aware. It was •
bo.t.ees Hostas pre-eminently, sod •bouid
be made 0o of mon lobe thoroughly onemr-
. tood business. The elms of :nee, he was
fres to admit, mi.b0 r sully be bettered.
rho bees tees were peas too good for the
Iegislatur•-" any old thing " wouldn't do.
H. IMO . Liberal, and every drop of blood in
hie miss wee Liberal, but he didn't believe
to obtruding Bis poUti•e foto everything
Oat sou up, and la the Hoses bad show.,
ow the badges debate send on other question.
Ms he b4ov.d in true fndepond.eoe. Tb.
piggery was ass taken ap, a.d the Foote in
esamostha Mainly set forte. The timber
regds9N'o hreegbe from the speaker a
.t•teoe.$el the ow. Mr. Whit■sy had
oompld..d that the Government had stolen
MS polsy. M0 the speaker oontendd that
Me Polly of having logs seep in Canada
was net Mr. Whitney's policy. Tree, In
1893. Mr. MMeampbell had moved • reeelu-
Yep In lett nap tot • f. 1810. the matter
bad been taken op by Mr. Brawdy. said the
week 1.itl.ted whisk submitted in the
present rogal•tssaa Atter dbdwmlLg the
sag.011 tad sdssmd.ssl penny M the Gov-
aUmgm ML and logical °saner, toe
m ir ma hoar sod three quarter.'
--fess° by WAN tor the suupert of the
elms. ea the 1v of March. (Lewd .p
°law).
A unto of Mamie te *he ebeine sad
Sheers for the Queer, Gomm sad Hardy,
ended the ssetiall
A FACTORY (N ASHES.
TM Illeheety erase Works as cause se-
.layoff.
Curlew. Usk, Feb. 1. -Tho Doherty
Orgs Tammy is fhb morning is ashes.
The retire Mut. wbiot 0000pid half a
%leek. b • total Hsu, net wee the lumber
Mvfug bees gaud.
The algia et the Bre is a mystery. emu
that it originated 1a the bee bket fse..bieh
wag motto hoot the hllehowa. The Inaba
IMAM* was a lily, and metalled ors, sad
vim' heated it b lee steel hex, erbbk tra-
oesid the fa. tie at Pau stepped kw
wetter el the f*ll and started the pumps.
Ey time time he reter.ed to the h■ .ith
the Mee tiw bees tt.d ere were . latao
thee whoa be opened the dear he was drives
book read Amos sughs•oe.
A Naval Morn was tiles sesad.d, het
owing te the very Assp mow mesa by
yeeortisy's Moo. it wee with da uby
the the steam ..gine *nt,s4 at the tocks
seer the homy. The leaps tore wee
wase) lesaMy below seen sad m bob nand
biewlsg m fiat N weewith dfethat
lnslty ti
t1 .sAmwsek their week
The e0eek sad smsbt'ery were
eatwt w mall Nus wore .early
1.000 mom tea the way se ee'pMYso.
while la the there ewe weak, a Mlles
last et +'1'*W 1'mh.,. Aeolus all Ws
StAh ori . n.
Rev. Mr. Brimful... oL
pulpits with Ravel Dean Hodgins on 8s..
day.
A grand masquerade and racing °arniv.l
will be held in the ek•tisg rink this Friday
evening.
Quite n number were on the slob Bet last
week. Amo, u them were Mayor Soots, J.
0. Rose and Jno. Rankin -
Ju. Smith, of MoKtllop, drew the largest,
toed of wood into town one day last wseke
of the season. The load weighed 8 tots, or
16.000 lbs.
The anousl meeting of the MoKillop
Mutual Fire Insurance Compact, was held
in the town hall. Se.forth, on Friday, she
21ee lost , at 1 o'olook r N., which was
largely attended, the hull bets.' well filled.
Camp body Nairn, No 66, 8 O 8., gave
an At Home in their hall on Tuesday moue
Ing, Jan. 25th, Burns' birthday. Although ----
the weather was very stormy, &bosh '75 -
membere along with their friends fury!'
out to boaor the 000ast0.
Wm. C.r.och.. and Joo. MoNsb fell In-
to the Egmondville dam while wietanq i•
ootting foe on Wednesday. Robs. Steele
was fortunately soon to the rescue sad very
quick y rel.aa•d them from shear paribus
position. W • .r. glad to report 16.t they
are none the worse for their oold bath.
o.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Nance. --We hay rendered alt our ao-
ooanta and mold them and we would like
if thew who have had she it •eeoa.p render-
ed olio. or twice before would pay up at
°Doe.
STATUTORY Manta°. -The statutory
meeting of the Collegiate Institute board,
was held on Wednesday •ftersew, sad
after the weal formal opening prooe.d
F. Jordan was reelected eb•irmas. TTbe
usual aommitteee were then appointed. avid
atter slants( the ant Thursday in sash
month •a the tiwater meeting a•y, the
beard adjourned.
R. T. or T. ESTIIRTAINrrwr.-The ow -
wet held loader the &esp(omi of the God..
rb6. Royal Teenier. Thur.My evening et
last week. was largely •ttesded. A pro-
gram of vocal esd lo.trameotsi mums. esd
rentatiem was rendered bythe folbwisg
ladies esd patlems.: l's C•apbdlr
Percy Tye. Mise Minnie Strachan, Maas
Ethel Rhynas, Miss Maud Murray. Mr.
Stoneman, Hensall, Nese Elise Tye, Miss
Aooibrook, Mr. Belcher, and Mr awed
Seatort6. with Mrs MoCell, Mies Aw-
broeke sad Miss Meredith se woem-
passe:s. Cerise to the us.voidsble Meese*
et Rev. Fr. Wast. she two M mean' the
Mate, Sat e w .r of.s,f Ay Ree.
Joseph Edg.. 'rte sands. et assns.
osa0, had goo to maM*Asr.ble pelne es
love tie ball taNst.lty d.weatd fee the
sows;°*
A Psrrrr Wteponr*.-..Os Wedssday
overdue. the resid.soo of Mrs. J.e. Me -
Swear, 114.. .meet, woo the cuss of L
pretty weddis that of kw daughter,
Rachel M., le William Wallace, sue et ear
Noll karma tows.'... Theo wee s Fogy
large somber et relatives .ed friends pe -
wt to *11.... the oeremay, w6ie6 w
performed by Rev Ju. A. AM...... L A.
The bride, who looted lovely, were • mese
b.Swlsg ammo of pearl silk, trimmed le
amtdk, •.d carried • begot et ares' r..u..
The bridesmaids ware bar sister Dap ems -
tamed la Mak, ask Mi. Pearl Vide...
wt. wee prowl, dess.d b blew like
D•by. sod Mies Pearl, serried h quote et
raw. The grows bed H. D.lep. sed Farb
McBee... Os aide, At the sessIusya
of the a reeeay. the Tory rat dews le a
suaptssog.arrays sop cr, sad the cv 10p
shod wt* s plecc.nt smut snot Mr. a.f
Mrs. Wm. Wats•. left ler theft Ise dweE-
ity a street. whorl Mrs Wa-
lows era be te Mr
frbads alas Deo Wedscetty. a. tome~ The bride
wee the reelpl.t el • very tarso swabs of
apt os o. setae whish were s'-44apb eal-
MAARIID.