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FIFTY-FIRST YEAR. ---2666
NEW ADVERTISEMENTH.-MAR• 2i
Hew and Lot tar 8•lo-P. Lyes
MorW555 Bale of F.rm-OtsiSI s &
Booby
gaster B.rfnlas--lslih are. s 0o
Hardware for Evstybody -D.viso&CS
Haros's Oreeteet there -R. B 5.ith.. .
Croda I Carpet. 1-W. *theses A Soo.
Hoare for Mle-Yr. Joseph Williams.
8.. Oar Display of Wheel, - Lee Sad
Sheppard
Yes SMSId Reed --Gee. Porter
Creseiint BM) o:.--41 W. Tkomp,os
A Sp.mtlatts - it. B. Smith .
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Qil,riett Berta. Others -Ja. Rob8.s • 4
Baps /Nods foe 13.1e-bitho linage Wasted -John Km:ke.
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Wanted
UTANTID-AT TOE HAMILTON ST.
1Y Pnda•e Stan• Os. Oar .f Potatoes.
WJ. r at Bator sed Twat, Oar of irons.
P or Rale Or 'h Rent.
FOR SACS OR TO RENT FOR • TERM
d year ,That moat deslrsble sad pretty
residence os d,,,Owg,,• t moon', now oeca-
Dy the undersigned. There are Pour
S d room. ,Intut dlninpeg out drawing
re6mr. psrlar, blithe*. g.wd cellar and .11
other Istat ces. including bath room
o t•D4
and
'nothing • std ohm& °beet. Thetis
mid carr *bed pump, and soh w.Mr°ts-
trn, and . e 1° Ie planted wh8 t►a Met of
fruit tuts to fai?irmitiaV Torss..8 mil.. mart
0.58 end batence . t rev -casinos ot parohaser
Amply ma the premien to P. Iona. 1 mo.
FOR BALK -THE NEW TWO-STORY
hrtak cottages Ins earner of Waterloo
Surer and 8:1
r tur,ker
tlen1a-s apply to attt nX1aWil A.t_
pre: otee.. Iss
11. GOOD FARM FON SALE. CHEAP.
two ml's.t•om Oo'rioh. Per parties -
Ors addreee ERNEST HEATON. J v15.r.
Oodertch. .Ma-st8
pA8TUBJL..T0 RES T. -TSE ALF
da s. knows as the kis meadow, le reit
for ft • mania, memos ter 0.51515 /! -
Tor pariculttrs sooty to lobar T.att BiLgw
wood Perm. or to Sarno* Hs.toe, aerefatsr.
ooderteb.
LI OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR TO
11 ,em.--alereal... to asst. Lail rwrd
dwelling es St Andrew's street, at present
oocupled by Yea O •adry There le • good
osIlar, we.dehod. Mick smoke now and •
ems hobs• Pnase,uus will b•b ivea on May
tai. For ma rrlbol.ra •p ly 1^ Mr. JOSIP
WILLI t119. Bt. George's Crescent.
FOR BAWL t.R TO RENT -FOR 8AL8
or be feed the d weet0S en ire1on-st. at
t M/misd_ W r. iambs* It costar
ar; ort dnwtmk ream, dials,
► lase. sad has a library,
• maims• said • realer.
Then alt erre of laud tet.ietully pleated
with tied trait fret ted go egie1.et
Iowa. Apply to V SNZLTH, ea the pro-
misee. 10-)0
FOR SALE. -ONE OF TH8 BEST
fans. la Wasters Ontario Let Lessem-
son 5, township of Colborne, iia.. Ooasty,
100 sore. Hood ..7soil. Boris, wets. Hos
been coot .00u.ty ID pastes for 13 1st
class Wee frame barn to byIf. r loose
and kitrbe. Store *ad P.. ea the premtee.
titoeilaot gravel roads g1.o50 cosh. balsam. at
e.e gr meet mmimost. Lppir te 0' W. MC
DONAOlf Carlow P.O.. Oat . or to i. A. Mo-
DONau fee 05 W sillagtoo At. East. Toronto. tt.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALL
Part d Lot 5 Cooee@sio. C, eedwIob
Town. oonWntau 1j 14 soaves of laud. Theron
situated on Use property • good 1u1 story briar
dwelling. with 81.08.. • tasbsd, and INh
collier under the whole loos. T88 4 • redly
tint clam else, mrd w111 its odd as morsoolele
term. es psatioalsrw apply to P
HOLT. Minn.( Godetiob.
D ated 1tb It t .16E.
L'0R RALII-WTtl bit AND 70
FOR
a .hfa5tro *
Survey t u ties Tows of
God.rlek. Nom which Y erected • ales d waU-
Lilted w 5.ttosebr,1115
A.ety to OAM$RON. HOLT 8 HOLM ES.
0=006t•
edeeteb es u
VALU ABLE TOW h PROPERTY FOR
BALL -T . brick reddeess me
the rives .tried l@M fere, tysr, ties
ate
A. 18. isl ani gSS55MS P'n•
=min
Mtwe•wwrey fr= itihilir
Kb o= rme'at ret* ettheototal mg
1 . o 4well ihau sad
iii 1Ma/Md
near the O. T Mw
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
Prom our own OorreepondIM$
piers Y tafee•.atsen Mee That Cannot be
remad Laywbsre glee -news of Le
new •'y .pedal Ii Soperied
fey The Ngaal.
CARLOW.
Wood bees are the order d ft. day
J.m« Maaoiag has Nem blest .1th'
ld*jr Varese Net .5.s m..8. •
Thai. MItshsll h.. Sanded db services ot
J•ly W111im.. tar the sntWRMM•fb-
Jobs A. ♦awtons, of OY15as0. le hems
deities has mother, and mowing .oquain-
Wshf ass.
Roth. Bean bit purohased Mr. Howell's
farm for a good thane. He takes poem's.
los sex t faU.
Walter Allis lett for Doloraine last week.
1f the oemouy proves to his Eking he may
loo•te out West.
Chea. TrsU. M housed to have his sod
mind over early He started to plough
on Marsh 14th. Who eau beat thus!
Joseph Fowler bad the misfortune to get
his loges badly jammed last week. We
Po" be will epos Ls able to attend to hu
work -1401:
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GQDERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : MARCH 25, 1898
eeaa.s5oa with the saloottos of ted npply
of Clow spring good.
Bawieo list. -Wood -sawing thee are
Ms odor of ohs day ; John Bower, ex dopy
novo, al West Wawa ooh had • eaoewful
sawing bas w Monday last. rho yo1Nr
'Ina worked like Trojans, and out • large
supply hM oordwosd.
OXOatd.SNT Msutcs.-Tits ffw.wAL is ea
•.•sheat medium fa whob to pus .o ad.
for loco or found goods. In • remiss b-
eth oa .d. of lost goods appeared, the find-
er having sera *8..d. restored the goods
to the •weer Beet d.y after the IoM.
BENMILLER.
MONDIT, Marsh 21.
Tgs CORDWOOD 'las D■ -If you wish to
eon r pih d oerdereod..e thus 7OA4•esdn.lr.
• heap, joet go down to Alton Ghdhltl'.
!arm on the M•ttland. There is lore of
bush op this way yet, and most of the aims
straight wend that oomes to Oodenoh mom«
from that memos of tits township.
KiotrDtttc - That's the 8irb'ousdlag.
the sow. portable sew bill diet h•m
boss,je Sing all Winter m Michael Schw•oi
besj w the Maitland Coseeesisa, by the so-
Surpr4ia, «w mill men from Auburn,
Maws. Houston & Dimon. Aa Immo...
impost of maple logs bars been out ap for
ro/lers for the Old C.i.tatry marks{, besides
• largo Isobar trade for the neighbor..
Feta SOLD -The old historical Rbody
Slattery farm has Das• s.,ld to astride* Use
for the gum of 81The property oom-
pries • treat of toed of 130 three ser the
BeemUler bridge, and is very sheep .t the
purchase figure, having boon booths by Jobe
Roeder • few years ago tor 83500. We bear
that Mr. Oke Ise sold 15 •ores fronting the
boor at • god odysseys par ars on the par•
ohms prism.
MISS RJI'TE CHUTE.
05.45et. mM 1t14aM55 aMbabd8 f yrlo
mods
Tooled
▪ tetT.Ys 1
lb
fltrest. At
hems Gila 110
T ld Aieste
The spring frosts/ this year, owieg to the
sodden rise in the river nand by the rapid
thaw of lest S•tprdty, o•a.ed some unseat
ads lees the Beomiller bridge should bays
bees washed sway As it was, the turbid
waters rose to sum bin s twit or two of the
roadway, goodies the fiats os the !"tooth
side nedsrtog trafo almost impossible tor
some time but no harm was done to the
Midge. A rise ,o rapid bee not boss assn
for taw last forty year., that's the tent -
n osy of the " oldest inhabitant."
Sroaa U*.ixo --That old time eeeo-
es
p11ea of the early
tho settlers
of l8.still
frmwo I who
fa • .mall way byour
w lanky enough to bows • few maple from
b/8 in their wood lob, but la fast beneedag
dM of las lost arts for the present rioers-
155.. However, is p•dise sear W. B
Fedor's taros, ami Holmesvtlle beldam. we
saw ..gar.aklag *Sag on in what migh8
be sallied • big improvement apes the old•
?sedated 8581805, whom leaves, urea ted
other /r..IM millirem' .et*red tato the
d Nape gyrate of beg ago.
had sheat 300 trees tapped.
said 8s0 001 evaporated upon a bag pan,
bdsg IN by • tap over the foresee, mid
0.«1)18 est at the end of the ten feet of
ov&p rdiag brownpeurf . is►e gleet sad sanest
ted so
r•• good,^ s.d No 8pr.priMor expiates run was rto mak.
sissy galleys. and, of soars,.. big haadtol
d Minae. from his syrup harvest elm
555105.
somas, sod recitations. and refreshments
were served during the e.eeu,. All retun-
ed to their bathes south pleased with the
sseetmg. Rev. Messrs. Fairbairn and Hem
dam were presms% wed took part is tits pro-
ceeding.
80LQ F.a1i Piorsayr.-Dame Ramer
has it Not Mr. Olen, relict ot the tate
17Villum filo, of West W•waoosk, recently
sold to her res Hugh, rho south quarter of
lot Ne. 13, sea. 6 Woo W.waa3sh and
that s8e intends to loom* in Duagagaoo.
err.-Dortao Leet weak, your humble
morrow admit looked In to w the esrgista
and popular principal of Belfast wheel, and
found him as usual diligently engaged at
work. There were about torty pupils pre -
seat, loeki.g ob.rful and happy, Mao
otlsLtntag the best ot order. `l... Boyd
still keeps up his re,.at•tion as an excellent
teacher, and is giving general s•t8fastioo.
Sammie or C00 o IL. -Tho municipal
fathers of the mnoioipaltty, of W. Wawa
n osh, in pursuance of adjournment met in
the tp. hall on Monday the `21st. All the
members please". Alter the tranesotion of
the munioipl bootee.* before them, they
decided to moot again et • court of rs.tstoa
of `«•,amen/ roll, on Monday, the 30th of
Nay Next. Further p•rtltul•rr et session
will be given in peblicetion of minutes of
w eeder
Con too .ND 001110. -Mia Fru•ee
Evans, of Ud.rlab, who has bven the guest
et Wes Tato 8hslatt Ned Mao ilttvidaee,',
left here alter • few day's plo`w's visit for
her home renetl► Hugh Davidson,
son of the late Robt. 1J'avldeeo, of Ashfield,
formerly of Dusguno., and now of Hills-
boro, Dakota, arrived Mrs last week on a
visit to bus mother, e4tdn, and broth.rs,
sip deo to is about eaves -
teen yetis s 0_ M__ Ira 8 b.mo to provide •
boom for himself. f. --,.ports that he is
derive well and b 000fortably located, •I-
so that Dungannon has so maob grown and
extended, sod that the surroandtag eoantry
►•a nor ao moth changed by improvements,
that he s.roely knew the place in .8fo8
he was brought up Mum Mary Pent -
lend, who hu been on a extended slats
to relatives, at Toronto. retuned home
on Tue.d.y of teat week highly ',lewd
with the visit, sad also with the beautiful
capital of Ontario
DUNGANNON.
Novr1a.-TM' lose! mosey m Duwsas
tor T1s flaw.t rat the o5Sos edJ. 4._ Iw,
J. P., osuvgaseer, e. who ',al nstavo sr•
dam for 11 i001 ady..ttwag and Jobi-
work.
Nweb 1M5f+adbortsst ea o give ..501/5
CItaaDST. FM. 12.
Puerto's' -Imam
p , d has purdissd limo
tars ea Oas. 7, West Wawmi..8, knows s
88o Stamm farm, at . r.asoaabb figura
C..troa nor Stems To Wnrru.-ls
ssssegasasm 5f • ohmage et the mild aeries
nil weather we had West wok, we aro sew
bawling • Mars of sss.wbat whitey weath-
er.
Wm. Ma1Msgb, jr., loft bore loot week
ler Almg.• B. J. Or wlerd, was is
bks ee. Hwa it two gar ea imeleme. 1s
7ttITZIILY TO$lMRI*L ABTLT.
Mertgaire Sala
Doteutilitiving been made he the
Wm. Rogge,
here.
Plot.lag sod
Marsh 22nd.
Mn Gro. Hawkins, of P t Albert, epees
Saturiav bait bre, the I,u«t of Mr. and
Mr. Aeon.
Mrs. Thod. Vldeao, ted daughter,
B:aoobe, of Ooderiob, were traoaieot.1lt-
rs here, Thursday of last week.
Uwe Lydia Tobbourne, of Uodrioh, en-
joyed • pe•ssnt week'..I.it here. the guest
of Mr. sod Mn Thos. Tiobhobros.
BovnnT A Fssr.--Orr former resident,
Robt. Bete, bas purchased the farm ot
Wm, Howell, near Carlow, for the amu of
44,x.
Mn. Book, she popular hostage of the Bt.
Lawrence, of Oodari°b, gave our burg •
transient .tail, Thorsday of last week.
Several viers ago the lady w« • resident
here, conductive our store and post oflim.
The citizens of our burg were rather
dombfoaoded oo Sunday, seeing two Jorge
boats drown by on. horse power from God-
iriol, p..eing here en route for that quiet
little burg, Auburn, to be reedy to time
for the Doming fishing oo the river then.
In the arty dawn of the morning Gedsrioh
0111.5as wars selee9 whse t ba theta
DUNLOP.
MoNDST, Marsh 21.
ot Carlow, stent Sunday
for 1898 started here on
BLUEVALE.
Mr. and Mi. Evan, of Gerrie. Saad•) d
at the Manse.
, 8r„t3Jsa ,.]lassies, of Mpleswortb, tut -
rod Geo. MoDonald.l&et week.
Mr. Mitchell. of Liverpool, F.egl.nd, Is
shipping maple Weeks from Duff& Stewart's
mill this week.
Mr. A. McRwes is awry es • nate to Tor-
onto this week. He will *madam bashers
with pleasure. Hs plasm le brad Slid by E.
Bailey, of H,yrwttb
OODkHICH TOWNSHIP
Wt1DNaapar, March 23
►Ir. Tames bee parobaeed from 0i•.leg
Macintosh part of the bush land adjoining
his brick y.rd.
Lou Tebbutt, of Holmesville, spent son-
des with friends Sed relatives in the viotatty
of Zion church.
Bernie Wilson has rested from E. Cam•
plea the property known u the Collins
farm, sad will am it for grs:og purposes.
Mrs. 8. L. and Nits Liars Soots. of Clio -
toe, formerly of this township bays been
visiting old revues, and renewing old
.cgealntaslbip, around their old home,
the past week.
EITtaTAINrxlrT - 1'M po.tpoaei enter-
*.rouse►, wbieb w&e to have bees held to
Zion obaroh os the 10th last., will sow be
bold on the evening of Maroh 28th. A largo
tanoat le expected.
P.aTT.-Os Friday iysnisg last • large
gathering of the youth sad busty of 181
township moo N the hose of ( Iu Soba•
sten, tad ..s...ad enjoyed tWlfaMfsmaa's
hospitality tripping tM lig S 8.tto.
ROB ROY
Tu aT. lutea ffi.
W. Howell, the 0o8Mrae assessor, es oro•
tag bk roods.
Mn. Hstb.isgI•a. of 5h. Nile, was vlsi-
ting Moab bare the past week.
W. ars plao.ii say that Charlie Haugh.
boa who has boas Mk 5M peel weak i. het.
tor.
The node Moe played Woos with boo
bridges mid ..heels la this Maria* bat
88. .s. pal read oommkstoo.ra Ise this
dbt,tot ware 55on at bead mid made trim
aoasBib o for traveller
After • visit o1 ovoid moats Is our
MAO, Yr. Will Johnston ntarmad M lila
hams. sear M•aobss*.r. Though sly for
a shore limo horn. 8Y mesial swears
mad. kiss • goods! favr1M with all who
kanr him, set tergeeMso She fair sax who
aro b000s.olabls at his departure.
rg, e psw Da w bit
Ori fer sit SSM.
w ike Migi solei Sir of
ifteMw. w
seri msetdeest, at
1 *flT$H EXOSA1.li SWIM
Yi ? U sworn Or ertDaOOlt. OR
MOAT. mu MST or APIIIL.1111E
at 11 Mesa d_1>161:
pri
Ariel= =WA tNs'
mien
«aM s. m w
Y»O/SAits
and Percy Walton were to Ilfi•noh«ter as
8u day.
Yr. and Mrs. Corkin., of Uetroi8, aro
vWtiag the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
5 •ransom.
H. Parsecs. of the Bank of Commerce,
Stratford, spent `Sunday .t tle leanly resi-
dence, W eel -,t.
James Munroe, of town, left lastTutedsy
for Redfield, 8. D•ko*., probably en route
for the Klondike.
Joseph Beak, repreeeated the legal ledge
C QC. F. at the Grand Common insetting to
Toronto this week.
Miss Stewart, who has been ill the past
two weeks, is expected to retoro to her ole
in the Central on Monday.
Jos Garrick and Lester Robertson wheeled
to 5.t18's Hill on Sunday, and report the
roads is Try dos oonditloa.
R. 9 Chilton lef, town on Wedosdey
for the Sanitarium, Danseville. N Y. Tits.
American Commit was •000mpamed by Ur.
'Taylor.
Mrs. Grant. who had been the guest ot
Mr. U Crabb, the peat week, tett on Tues-
day, on a vsis to her daughter, in Canning -
too. Oot.
Tom Fino, a well koowo former ree.deat,
la spending • few days to the old town
while on his way Irom Australia to the
Klondike.
M. McBrteo, • C.P R. employee and •
former resident of town, to spending a 1011 -
day with his brother, Jobostone MoIfrieli.
` aterloo street. - .
Afton Joni• ll, lt a units rilstri Buri ant
was called to Exeter la -t . wk, owing to
the death of • relative. He has resumed
hie studies this w: ek
David Wttsoo, of the firm of Kerry,
Watson d. Cb., wirkeale dr.r.atw, Moo.
tree!, spent Suoday last to GoJertoh, and
was the guest of hi. uncle, Capt. _Minion.
Mr. sed Mrs. Aliso, mostly of the res
teras*, ..tact of Kingston street sad Square
bit -tor Oslgary, N. W. T , tble week. They
took. foil ear load of stook, stn. with them.
WINGHAM.
Fen Lodge, L T. B. A., held • .5aia1 41
their lodge room last Emits)/ evening.
The next meeting of the Maitland Pres-
bytery will b. held to Windburn ne -May
10,h.
J. B. Swartz has entered his running
hone, Springbok, for the Queen's Owe oom-
petiNee.
Muted in Wfogham, on Wedotd.y, 16
inst., by Re.. Dr. Paseo., Miss `Sarah Green
to 14 Darling. T8s bride reoeimed • birth
number of elegant presents, many of them
frog• distance.
Oa Wednesday •ftenoor. one of the
leis jbon of Mn. Kate Farley, of Lawr
Wiegbam, not nottofog bore around her
home, went over and foetid tht old lady
lying on the Boor cold in death.
All srraoromesta have been oompletd by
the e'unberry and Rut Huron Agriealtr
al moieties for the running of • *Ion sx-
ourioo to the Model Farm. at Guelph,
°vet 8be G. T R. The .xoarslou will be
nn o.June 20h.
A meeting of the direotera of the Ton -
berry Agricultural So*uty will be held at
Kings hotel, (tomorrow) Saturday, Maroh
26. A11 the direeton are urgently request-
ed to be present, as important mitten will
be brought up for dt.cnsoon.
LEEBURN.
Moloy, Mash 21.
lir. and Mrs. Robert Calliope from asst
8emillr visited hers this weak.
Gown to MONTawa.-Yk. ()anis Rye. of
Oli.t.s. weld knows hw, has Rase M re-
side at BE Timber. Ma roe. W., with •
largo sleds rel friends, wish lot ovary sew
sem b her now boom
Th1 anetb mail d tits Ws.0 e
IBMs. Aid 8.si.ty, d ties P esbyt rfia
aura Mew Weds.sby e1 lest week, saw
liato quilt did • mat.
Wag ood attiodanse, sIu 1a 8 s Nails
Wal.
limy bars will tarot 80 beta Mae ear
Wow reddest, Arthur H.ete,., now .f
Easbety M..kska, has suffered .h. lam y
Math of Ms yssa«est sus, Arthur, who was
dews here soma) deaths mos as • wide M
Mattoon cad frMsds. Tis wase d Ms
4s b was tit steer sasses ate swore bold.
W., wt8 .lima. 51551 our bgae sym-
pathy M Mr. mod Mrs. Horton la the loss
Nay have est with.
,A49ax
SEAFORTH
A social was given la the Methodist
oharsh on Friday events, by 18e men of the
ooegrogttio&.
Arraogemests ire Wag mad• for an "16
Home" in the Y. Y. Q A. parlors on flat•
urday, April Had, under N. ammo= el t8.
W. 0 T.0
Frill right weather el hit week pay -
Para Anima al Ow C. S. ILLIes do thole
know widows nom ask Wm. ralaurd
sid B. Oattentforig. Oa Maeda, the
eirobfq oat *a ftee ear" wee with
eillawor ernowee nava bibs Part Al-
Osame took piles abed Ms hose mesas
in lid ailsossuirst of lisaliaber work la
tiadr waymeales Ida et labor. Manton
TOWN COUNCI -
fitantu of the newsier Nestles e1 that
edy.
The regale .amt -monthly meeting ot 18.
town domed was held OD Friday evenigg,
present; Mayor Thompson presiding, re...,
deputy reeve, oounuillors Goode, Colwell,
Tweedy, Martin, Ntobolsoou•top, Colin
Caml bell, Redid 1.. CrZir Cobtelob.
Minutes of t.,t regular meeting reed. Pp -
proved, and signed A communication Irom
Mayor Show, of Torouw, eae)osiog papers
regarding the bill ot the Bell Telephone
Go. now before parliament, and asking the
loon) prom to take ao the matter and die
toes it, was read, and on motion of onuuoil-
ior Goode ted the ,e+vin, referred to Special
Committee with power to oat in oonjuno-
tion with the M yor.
L communisation was read from 1)r. D
Witt Martyr), &eking the oo-oprotten of
the eouooll to gel ung • suitable eteembbat
servioe along the Rut shore of Leith Huron,
and regoestiug shot deleest« be sent b a
meeting to be bald in K o..rdme on Mon-
day On motion of oonnoillors Radcliffe.
and Goode, reeve Cempbell, was appointed
to attend tea meeting.
A oommunisation from the Canadian
`Summer Retort Automation, asking t its low.
to advertise in the wooiotioe's pamphlet and
Innm.tiog that the oounoil man legally .pend
Irom ore hundred to five hundred dollars
for this purpo« 00 motion of reeve, sec-
onded by 2.d. deputy, the motion was re-
ferred to Speoiel Committee to report.
A oommunleatioo from W G. Hardy,
.5mpl.ioiog that his son. Hurh, had beta
gajpeated in • haute' et by the watch
MO, rod asking that the oath be invwtl•
SOW was read, and on motion of the 2od
and oounoillor Goode, she matter
r4Slred to Special Committee to in•
..5ttasM.
Several ooeottots were read and tent to
Tisanes (Kminitter.
Movd by ooueotllor Goode. seeosded by
.eaneillor Tweed), that the rawhides passed
re. 0000uot of Kirkbride sad Graham 8e
resotndd, and the bill pawed. Carried.
Moved by the reeve, emended by eosooll-
lor Niobolsoo, that the Clerk, immediately
.iter earth cenooil meeting. ootlfy °h•irmu
of theta oemmitt a of all mothers referred
so them by the oouneil, and that the ohatr-
rago of tush oommlttes cell oommittes te-
acher at Lout two *ventage before souse,!
meeting for einaideration of matters re-
ferred to them. Carried.
Moved by reeve, stoou'.od by ooabotllor
Fidget'. that treasurer furnish this mason
.t next meeting, • statement of all moulds
paid him th. treasury from 1887 to 1897,
i..elaslve, as poll tax Carried.
Moved by Had deputy reeve, teeoad.d by
ooaseillr Colwell, that the rears god
a0uneiltor Martin totrytew Yr. 8e•ger, the
P M., sad see if he will sot remit the doe
.o4 ooste imposed bb Yr. Btaoom, provided
the gravel is retuned. Curried.
Report of Ashman of Psbito Works
Committee
Attr bstag Informed of t8o flooding of
the °snare In a large portion of tit Bone•
West port of the town I as toes galled the
Pottle Works Committee together to dis-
ease the situation Ws omo to the son -
elusion that Mr. Brough bad made • mis-
take to set patbisg in overflow drains when
.Isaehhag the old sewerage drains to the sew
syssem, as Mr. MoDoogoU In his report re
ssmmsadod. It b dearly shown. that f8
was sever Weeded ter surface drainage of
tie etwa5M. r M take all the water from
t8s .14 drakes ' with.eh overflew Edam to
sorry Gm watts sway is time of • freebie.
Yr. M.Doapll is his r.por 8.. gives s
Wes plat of the surhe. sass of No
oboes .Nd 8 varies but lists from our old
sewerage system. Ws will have to b up
She old surfed drains .t sass, r pus la what
Yr. M.Deogod two..5oab. The .sen.
.lit.. Sorts .resod 885 arra 50550555 sys-
tem, sad tray r.sem..d their go .eerlow
drab' be dosed at 88s sod of Weed Mod
from tis std drake. sad 'ors .t ll dth's
tmaasry. is M pat b .t sea. Abs raises -
load tilt new. gambit A Oswsy M
ashes4 r• ..i*lst. 85.1r ...8r.M b W
..tYdseis of see simmtiss Wore flsol
palms, le .d1 N Moa
10. CAwt5sos. Ohmfrmma.
Os sadist of the dolmas sad .. UM
Oolwell, the Nag" was aitgML
A. Bh.rkeo ooMm Milwaukee. ., who tam
beta spend g
God.rlob, spent • fiew days with friends in
8«dorth previous to retuning to his hoed
William (homage, • pr&ottosl Soviet, of
London. will Ors • lemon in 18e town hall
as Friday eveetar, April lst, under the ons•
piens of the Hortio.btural Somety. His sh-
leo will he "The Flower Garden." Evey
b,dy is invited and an admission fee will bo
dtarged.
Bsatorth has had her minus! good, '.1
though it has not bees • vey merlons 000
Asa remelt, the sellar* mid bask yards ot
assay of our oitivao won flooded, while the
1tw-lying toads looked like oo many inland
lakes. 8s.e sellers were flooded b the
depth et about pro feet.
DOMING AND GOING.
E. Monroe w. la Globs an the 17th.
Jas. Stotkan. of Blyth, was in town o0
friday.
Dan Molvor rNuroed from Detroit en
Saturday.
J. Y. Deed*, of Cleveland, spent Sunday
la (,♦•drink.
Jt. Irving. of Ssafrtb, was le lod.rick
Moday.
A T. Bowlers. of Southampton, was la
town Tt«gday.
Mrs. Fr*. .ad gas Maned to Toronto
the asst woos.
J. L Stiletto, .f Sssf.rth, was is tows
the peat week.
Mr. sad Mrs. D. T. H..ldnk r..rasd to
tows this week.
Thos. Noire hes M far •••sand am *. M
dais b geeee Mora.
Oohed mold YM A. Y. Rem r.Mre d be
Tomato the past *sok.
H. N. Vaasa,of the Sepoy Village, was
is Ood.d.k wFrwy.
Witt lowness. of lesk..w, spas • few
days is town bat work.
M8ss Vivra. who w baa smrbidy 111. le
reported to be imerevt .
A emodin. d the Egos history, Mune-
from itis Seaboard Wilt es Seboldsy.
A. A. L•wr.Sr, of Iwukalw, wog is
Eames musty boa the pose week.
Md. (Dr l J vers isi Nes a Q ss C. of
the Sim TIs85r, who bed bras la taws the;
pot di ..asL. deursd to Tomato Wed -
Gorky.
W. W. Maedwv, 0. llbmaaos. lL 11, TIM
D. MCG I LLIC
Y . EDITOR.
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND E. L. ;;; werod u t. The Honorary
Freud of the League la the principal ell-
eer, u shoaled M oousulted in p.r-
Buooeealful Mooting' In Olitsllon• Hcular by the Leegn.. Pr«tdeats should
do ootbing they ooe get someone use to do,
bat should be on need pasutoally to take
the week of an sb•ents..
The oorr«poodtog seoret.ry should pub -
Heti the worktuvs of the league. keep the
League posted on any information received
through oorrespoodeaoe sod 000duoo the
oorre.poodenos of the League.
The mi«tooary department should be
thoroughly worked. Missionary literature
should be largely used. A mt.tooary liter-
ary would be b•oetlotel. Mwtonary meet-
ings should be held on,o • month. Money
raised by this oommtttee should be handed
over to the church mis.iooary authontie.
The vimi-president of the literary depart-
ment should be to sympathy with the spirit-
ual interests of the League. This depp.•rrt-
meot s toteoded to develop the mes(aitand
spiritual paters, The reading amuse out
be oarried on in any 91.ae, though only one
Mike It up. The literary vioe•preted.at
should try to interest the young people it
oburoh history end sot w agent tor the
Guardian. The Methodist Catechism should
be studied carefully.
The oomin•tlnv oommittee reoomended
the following as officers for the spelling year
and they were elected :-
President, Mr A T. Cooper, CUnlo.:
let Vioe President, Christian I.nde.yor d.-
partmeot) Mr F. Elford, Hulmesville
2.d Vtoe President, Mtesioner department,
lAtw i. Aebeeoa, Lr -'r _Y tens -
Meat,
ns -
Meat, Literary department, Mr: A P.
Sheppard, Nile ; 4th Vase Preside: •. Soolal
department, Mies M Andrews, Lo .• •oboro;
5th Vto. President, Juotor department,
Miss M. Wa hingtop. Chalon ; Seoret•ra.
Mies Clement, Clinton, who shall also be
.eoretary of the Sunday School portion of
the 000veotion ; Treasurer, Mr E Wattles'
Varna ; Repro«niative to Confsreoos
League, Rev. J Edge, Ooderiob. It was
resolved that the next meeting be held in
North St. Methodist Church, 0odfQriot, is
&boat 1 -year, the date to -bet •gala& thts-
exsootive committee. - __.--
tteports were given by ,0,50.1 d 881 re -
tido( ofosn.
1 tires Session* bell. ipw.rtb Lenore and
Saadar school Work dismissed by
prem/neat workers. The
•/sers f r 11Mt,
REPORT of Sabbath School and Ep-
worth Lemmas ('ooteuuoo held at Clinton
on Month 15.h.
The morrow; se«tos devoted le -8•
work, °pawed with d.vouunal a ,
by tier. J. Edge, of JodrwD.
_ )IST, 8. Bond, of 4e.lorth, took the,oh.lr,
sad Mr. G. Aoheso.t, of Uoderich, gave
an address on, "'1 he ',Amines of a teacher
with the Masa in end out of the school."
We o.000t lire to oueselvr. W. unoon-
sotoualy wield an ►ufu.uou either for good
or ova. The object of S. S. work being to
semi souls and glorify God, tt us oe.e.s ry
that teacher* should be truly spiritual
ebtsu.os with wisdom sod ptud.no. in
Oressatta/ the froth te the scholar. The
vote* and meaner of • t.auber hu • @trope
tn8uauoe to .Mottoes downtime. Neatness
and judgment 10 dress have an 'influence
over untidily dressed scholars.
A teacher's responeibtlity and io8uence
does not end on the SeLh.th Out ot school
the Jammu. cumeb a In ouch little thing.
as •miles, kind words, and sou By .trn-
iog to uplift others we rise to • higher 5ptr•
ileal piths. Poachers should be punctual,
true and oonsoientlous and not easily dis-
couraged. Poi sevre.od leave result. with
God.
Meow -mon -''•asters should bi a living
embedimens of -whet they math. -- 'Fbey
should consider the surround logo . t the pu-
DIIo. It u somyuo« s000ssery to appoint
teachers s ho aro uulooyrted. 1t may b.
• great benefit to the individual hat is not to
hI generally onsaittd. 17e should h.v•
ideal teachers.
Rev. 8. Bond, of Bsafortb, intg,odaoed
the subject, " The personal and collective
n latioo.hip of the teacher, to ..ub other
and to the School." Teachers should 000-
. d.r themselves • corporate body united
w¢etber with common feeling., alms and
methods. Eycty t.00hor, thou*h t.•ohing
hu own else, mould h. interested In the
classes of other. T...h.rs should .peak
loud enough to be beard distinctly by all
the tnomt»n of .8.1, own oleases but not
loud enough to interfere with the work ot
their neighbors. One teacher's 50000.5 will
be iofu.noed by that of totbr. Person-
al Interests sod -opinions should o.vr pre.
dominate to the different teachers. Tsoh•
ors to be .uoo.esful should be in nutty and
harmony with one another and loyal b the
beet intereet• of the sohool.
Mr. Lough introduosd t8. subject. "How
• teacher should get ready for his lesion."
He should pray over It, have an aim in
view, study systematically, teach by obj.ot
lessons, olwdy the ma rul, propere the
000neoting links, study the persons named
in the )...on, mak• an onthme plm of it,
think and read ab,u1 It, ooedemas the in-
1- rm.tioo thus obtained, arrange the parts
in reenter order as link. in • ohain, teach
the pupils to yawn, teach the lesson, apply
P., and emphasize it, proosed from the
koowo to the unknown. Make the hest
possible nee of rimo and resoarose available.
Discussion :-Study the Mama having the
ole In mind. Outline l s tea s. be as or -
ono! as possible.
•rraallooN thset'oo.
w few
The afternoon gesdoo, devoted to Ep-
worth League work, wee opened bydevo-
tional exerein«, lead by Re.. Mr. odwtn,
This being e000loded, the president of the
Meet took the ohur ted the aomlns8-
feg 5iihmltt a was appointed. A P. 8hop-
pied them red a paper oq "What the mem-
her of the !.segue should be as an individ-
ual. " He sboald he • oersted and ooaet1t
modest of the Bible, prayerful, ooaeeeneU•,
ooneletene, sympathetic, pastusl, wotohfal,
eara«t, pleasant, natural, temperate, selt-
oontrolled, busy, faithful, deem but not ob
.8io•te j..loo. but not fanatical, teorless
but oorfoolh•rdy, free but not, forward, he
should be • model •4ter the patten of
Jhrbt, who s the robot patters. Dteous-
.los :-To peeses@ them qualities • person
should be baptised with the Holy Spirit.
Epwertk leaguers should attend alms meet
keg regularly.
Mr. Vs..ttor fokoduoed the subject,
"What should a member of the League do to
He should mask to know God's will, study
the Bible, be diligent In •11 hie business,
whether 'maim or spiritual. He should
timer allow emaesmea5 to interfere w11h
atbedanee s the means ot grew. Bo ami
fel la the eeleetbes of hit s.eo1l•tee and
amusement. 8tady the .1.0iewry 1.15reets
of the obaroh, .oatribats to all its fonds
and help ►4 aaseor.
Mrs. P.hpa.d's sub see was "What
.beaid • member el the s do to shed*
the ideal of a worker 1" Remy member of
th. Leapt* should be • worker willies so
glue est the very hest that la in him, .1111.g
M be good sad to do good. oldish M look
up sad to lih up. An 1dee1 worker 4 an la -
spired world, *as who receives tram
Heaven ha snmmlwlea, " Go, amid I wi11 be
with Mos," ems who will volunteer for DWI,
Ir the M.5Nr. Samosa doo..ds as min-
.wtnMw .f Utast aid rowan la one
dir..d.s. Lok after the mfauto details of
work, Uva most to God sad wiz the way
also 5 mea The ideal worker N s ammo -
Mod week . sash 1a ideal la possible. Pray
fee the baptises et the Hely Bp1r1/. Dber-
doa:-Vee hairs plat of .se8iaery bat
see easy!• dovs8mo. 11..asla*. mr.b.s
sr* ad holes hroue rs t1 Christ bis or
rather homelier Bees herdenod, it i. be-
waN Naas .•016.5 ars sss Isaiah
,hitt los •l.. Arfptkas iekwe She
ata.tb/i asobere' p .d«reee plwtgih..-
ts11oes h. • fb8. pedalos. Aa dad works*
Y • waease works, always wing M bed
mwis,, L. ries C. Orme Mak the .ljeot.
LV SNIxU ele5tox.
Alar • hymn and a Newton of prayer Mr.
Bond, who again meowed the chair, intro.
Mooed the new Iy el.oted President, Mr. A.
T. Cooper, who gave • brief hut very point-
ed address.
11,er. •+R. Rig.h`v, of -Rfyth;'Vpote on
" Loyalty to the S.bb.th Sobool and the
Epworth League." Loyalty u the religion
of our phystoal agitate, C'f.ti.1 was loyal.
Those who teach loyalty should practise it.
We should show our loyalty first to Christ
and then W the obaroh. Obey our rulers.
They must rive *omitted of how they govern.
The world is divided into three clases, the
with, the happy and the foolish. The wise
learn by their own experienee, the happy
learn by the experience of others and the
foolish never levo. We should never be
ashamed of iaocenoe and lgnorwno of tin.
Loyal work and oo-operation is due fro.
the league to the ohurob. Loyal Christiane
are always io their places to the ohurob.
the oleo' and the prayer -meeting
R.y. A C. Crews when `gale Celled oo
gave an address on " Elements of Sumas
iu Suoday School and Epworth League
work " Suooese 15 the favorahle trmin•
•tion of anything attempted The first ele-
ment is to have a definite aim. The aim of
Sunday Sohools is to save souls aid develop
Christian ihrsotr. That of the Epworth
League is in addtuoa to titan the young for
work -
A euooeasful element is industry, those -
orated hands and Inmate mutt be enlisted.
Aotiye members should sot. Many ars
ready b work 11 some one will lend. Th.
pastor 1• the general and the League alma
are his Cabinet. Loaders should say "Como
oo" rather than "Go on." Some who think
more meanly of themselves than they should
ought to believe is themselves, and their
ability teeth something. They should the
the talents that God has given them or they
will be token from t8..,.
An*t8r element of socoos. la *1e nee of
new and improved methods of work.
No Epwortb [Anglin has yet felled that
has worked the four department,.
Ratt8wf•m s another element of .umoe5.
Religious eothuetam is oontagione.
Perseverance is ....muni to samosa. All
ebetas1.. will yield to persbtent °outfaced
effort.
Exoellent mucin was supplied by the choir
at intervals daring the evening .salon.
Votes of thanks ware tendered to those to
whites homes delegates were sent and wed -
posed, to the trustees ot ebe Oaterlo 9t.
°harsh, to the ebnir, and to Rev. A. C.
Crewe, and the meeting wee brought to •
dose in time for delegat @ to oak& the
(trains for their homes.
A P. SHEPPARD,
Soo. of Osv. tis,
pro tem.
Oerr551505.
To the Editor 5f Tnn B1.wst.
Dana 8n :-I .ettood In lye week'. Std -
NAL, that your Nile oorrespoedent says,
" the friend. of Nile Methodist ohurob lath
week pris.5Nd Rae, J. W. Pring with over
60 bobeb of oats. Yr. Editor, we bag
8o Worm you that Mr. Prier has no aas-
aeetls with the Nile church, only as • am-
ppaseeddod ISM for oo.daoI Immoral god us-
Chrktioa, .ted w• don't believe is white-
washlsg him. 1t la • dowr right I1b.1 M
say "t8s friends of Nile Methodist °berek."
Plead say " 5h. friends of Prima."
84 ,1111.
The Borer promotion examination emu -
woad on there's?, 94th feel
Thai Nis* Mil* River waa higher dubs.
No late frailest than it hits beim fat • king
already arrived, did AIM Ile WM *sic
starlet
Messrs. Jobs MASA sad Joke Gard-
ner ham gems to Ilasitsba. We whh Mous
ovary susiess.
sew kis. W. T Oddest harestril hi •
lame amain, for the rolatildtsa of Ms Pam -
moat Mesas foamy.