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Thursday, May 24th, 1934
PROVINCIAL AFFAIRS
Evidences are accumulating that the
Henry Government, which goes reluc-
tantly to the polls on the 19th of June,
baa lost the confidence of the people
of Ontario- if, indeed, It ever bad it.
Yr. Henry was never the choice of
Iltakatchewan ; and Premier Anderson
of Saskatchewan feared that defeat I
tor the Conservative Government
Ontario would have a bad effect In his
Province.
• ••
Iiou. W. Flniaysc.n, alarmed at the
effect of Mr. Itepburu'n attacks upon
.lop Henry Government's extravagance,
now promhea that use 13svlaMI"
will turu over a new leaf and practise
economy. Pre-election promises ot re-
form, however, are notoriously of the
piecrust vsii `.
-
'The devil was sick,
The devil a mouk would be.
The devil got web -
The devil a monk was lie."
THS MUSIC THAT SOOTHES
(Pictoo Advocate) ,
A dairyman who installed radio in
his stables and who keep' It going
milking tithe is authority for
the
statement that cows grow restless and
the people a. Premier; he has Deco give milk reluctantly am
pled that position as the legatee of the blare but Bice freely and abundantly
when soft soothing, se
- infi eFlasa- of tits GorernMeut,..and
b m spa
it tet that the members of bis
own party In the Legislature have no
enthusiasm for him -rather, he is
where he 13 on sufferan,e. On a num-
ber of questions -notably that of li-
quor legislation --he hal not been al-
lowed to have his own way. and has
surrendered his own opinions In order
to bold his place. Only a few montbs
ago he was assuring the temperance
people that he would never allow any
•• •- - retrretiee of the restrictions owe•`"
sale of beer and wine. Now he goes
utlmental music
Is -1n the air. The Tact thatclass and
blare irk them proves to us ma-fin-fl-
are
ha-f cowl
are fond of music and we suggest that
come enterprising dealer in milk pro-
ducts psnsor all draw milk from pro-
gram
designed to
tented cows.
THE CURRENT WEEK
IN CANADA'S PAST
Uoul pill d from Fibs of The
Montreal Gaaette
by F. J. N.
'•NY.wy 4 -ewo' i lk"
GODERICH, ONT.
Good Work Being
Done at G.C.I.
Nay 20
Tf1111!'he Hon. Robert 14a titers'
made the first proposal to build a can-
al from lake Kris to Lake pntarlo in
order to overcome Niagara Falls. It
fQy 1 years later that,
through the energy of 147. 1Irafifilten'
Merritt of St. Catharines, the canal
came into being.
11470. -The Red River expedition
left Toronto for Fort Garry. The
expedition consisted of 1900 men com-
manded by Colonel Wolseley, who In
time became Field Marshal Viscount
Wolseley. The difficulties of travel at
that time can 1* understood when one
realises that they did not reach the
Red River until August
24. work oteIey
was to pleased
the
Canadian* that when be had to ascend
the Nile on his expedition to Khar-
toum In 1884 he sent to Canada for
ioia[wiii'g�t6 uirtRate the tumJlda-of
that river: -
1879. -The Deplirrteleet of Railways
and Canals was created. with Hon.
Charles Tupper as first Minister.
Inapeote is Report Meowed by
Collegiate Board -Grading
of Aoeolnmodab°Ds
. nay a1
1997. -Queen Victoria signed an
LEEBURN order which brought into force the
British North America Act, the char-
LEERFRN, May 22. -We were ter of Confederation, but the act was
pleased to hare at our church service not to go Into effect until July 1st. It
on Sunday Mrs. K. McQuarrle of al,o eontained the names ofseventy-
four
;rntsjlle. SLS. (nee Grace Lawson), two Senators, representinge
t In poll -
tics.
1901. -The death tookace h had of
been
Rev. Drage Hellmuth,
who for thirty years Augltcan Bishop of
Huron.
and her brother,
to with the declaration that A
his three children, from Carlow. to
to the peop We extend our deepest sympathy
the measure allowing the retail sale the bereaved relatives to the death of
of these beverages 1a the chief issue David Bogie on Thursday last. 1)e -
of the election. In matters affecting the ceased here watell
known
here
funand
many
Department of Education...also be has Sundah
afternoon.
shown vacillation Which has dismayed The W.M. Society held the monthly
and perplexed those who might other d afternoon atter
wise hare had confidence in his
The report Ms... 1. 6416111 r
of the Ontario Department of Educa-
tion on a TeeeOt rise to Goderich Col-
legiate leetitute has been received by
Me-var. Kaa
-tees a.,.: ,.,That -s .,°+.a
1801. -The city of Rt. Thomas cele-
brated the centenary of its foundation.
In 1403 Colonel Thomas Talbot founded
says:
"The enrolment shove a slight in-
crease since last year. There are now
314 puptla and a ,tuff of nine teachers.
There bas been no change 1n the per -
gunnel of the stuff.
"The )Opal t, .eoutinulug to do
good work both in his management
ot the echoed s
hing. AU
of the stall have beein n there cfor some
time and are doing satisfactory and
in some CUM ezeellent work. The
two teachers most recently appointed,
Miss Park and MI -a Ackerman, both
show improvement and appear to be
well estabflJ ; _ --- _ _
-'"There is a.IWial tenet the school.
I found the pupils respectful and
courteous both to their teachers and
to visitors. lllf����
"The claMec are -t ot.. a reasonable
sine except form 111 R whi.•h num-
bers torty-Iaven. and, in some cases,
fifty-two pupils. The size of this class
makes the performing of the experi-
mental work In scieni•e quite difficult.
The 1 !s endeavoring to over-
leap
ver-
t�llea i I v having the ex-
periments Carried on by entailer groups
outside •g)N's.gulac.e•II all_hours."
Under the heading of "Aceommoda-
tions" ltatrelaM grading 1; given to
the ad e� buildings. elasarome.
bIaeka0.1 - Ug'i•itir. heating. venti-
lation ant water snooty- : se•onds.lass
to the gymnasinui..,"embly hall, and
desks, and thin) -eta•- to the school
rade. "Chemical tire extltlguiahera
meeting on Friday Port Talbot on lake Erle, ohtc•h was i Kr , all tbree floors
acre been tnstallesl.�.11_.
they had f{nhhed quilting the fifth I pillaged during the war of IR12-14 anda� In the ha ement• (ltlieae flats
quilt for the bele. During part of the has since developed into the thriving and in accommodation- remain the acme
time while sewing lire. (Rev.) Wm• city of Rt. Thomas. at last In.pection. The janitor is giv-
ing gave an Interesting report of the
1920.. -The Dominion Government of eient service and the building
ie being kept in g•mml condition:' the
report states.
A separate rctmot •m the agricultur-
al classes is m.01, s inspector Nor -
strength and judgment.
It is upon the financial record of
the Henry Government, however. that
attention is concentrated. f The Pro-
vincial debt is increasing at the rate
»d
Presbyterial meeting at ('luiton on took over the Grand Trunk Fac
May 1.t. Mrs. A. Horton was leader hallway.
of the meeting. Isabelle Shaw led In Nay
the Bible reading. "The Parable of 1775-BishopBr22
ined issued u man-
Henry,
a a time -
and Mr.
se Summer School on Mr. F. Laws n n li firm (and of for practicaf
of the pupils ill. i•':
ib all reading Dieprogress1 matte: Flowerer. the
fy the continuous debt w heavy increase In the Missionary Monthly. It fain lta cannot be achieved owing
the load of debt with h is being placed
pointed Governord;eneral, but e
nut arrive a u
15th. special commit-
tee
report of a sI
tee was adopted by the House of Com-
mons, which recommended
the endCiaoa-
n-
tinpanc'e of bestowing g
Alanensee pt ferhar'al or ititarr
vices May 23
1842. -Charles Dickens took part in
amateur theatay" beln noww the Chat-
eaueal. The
me play" 411
eau de ltatvezay at Montreal.' pion
1870. -The Red River expel
under.Colonei Garnet Wolseley reached
Sault Ste. Marie. Here they met of
th
difficulty in the shape of opposition
mo•lted States,,, authorities, who
u. for not iTtoief" ria on
on the township roads at S""• per yard. the canal, so they had to portage
After a lengthy dlac•u.•eion of the the Canadian side.
proposed seed grain bylaw, the corn- Dell -The first eteetrlc ear was
til decider to take no action. tested out on a stretch of tracik be.
The road superintendent's vouchers tween Windsor and Walkervtble.
and other Lecounte were examines} and l,ee7.-The Canadian 1'a -lfk Railway Winding or straight, it leads
ordered paid: The Signal Petering Company made Vancouver it* Pacific Rlgbt .inward to Thy rest.
t'^., gal; Joe Alton, Ialance of salary l terminus. The original terminus was Not min,. not mine the choice,
It and
of thirty million dollars a t,-ar, a t t Clutton
lowson's s bud not to help the work „add he n p
Henry, Instead; t showing any sen the . umme
closed with the singing of a hymn and the French bishops and the loyalty of the classes ob-ercwl, the interest
leof the direction In watch pt has been farm. at the lake bank. The meeting revolting colbish . The rm a I flaw• that fairly good
leading the Province, attempts to jnsin together the prayer from of the Freneh4'anadiaua eared Canada U beteg Rower:' and letter
A.
e dement calling upon the PeoD,e of man ulzatiou
the
led Davies. wh •,t<'
t ti when conditions call for,
retrenchment
and economy.
and time allot -
In prayer- regarding
was re
ad by th The orgy
secretary reRardtng the building of ....., . ,. to be tuytl
bnv dery front the I menu are ti-fs-t+rr.--Zrut provision
I i omved.
upon the people. To the taxpayers, TOWNSHIP COUNCILS
however, Is coming the realisation that
another five years of the present sort (IrLitORN}: TO\\NRiIiP
of government would swamp the Pro -
791e towneblp rouneU met in the
wince In Irretrievable ruin. Ontario hall for its regular meeting on Tues -
today is paling 1n Interest alone at Id'. May 4th, with ail members pres-
1.111"1"."10011-60-111)4"--111-1-11* en- ' cat. Minutes of last regular and ape.
tire Moet of Provincial, government vial meetings were read and adopted.
The Court of Res-felon
wino'clock* held thirty ?cors ago, and wkh very little In the townehlp1
to show for t. Tue,dsy. June 12th.'
1
nee
of the groat Hydro system and the cen-
tralization policies which are drawing
pow' and wealth to Toronto and
other cities at the expense of the out-
ying parts of the Province On elec-
tion (be antics
portnnity of determining whether snrh
policies are to be continued or the
Province is to 1* given a new deal
with a prospect .ot better ronditiotis
for the future.
-Other pee are the-managemeUt_
_._Tae llydto.Jpwc•trlc bylaw, to curio
the term of contract from tw•e
years to five years, was read the third
time and passed. This will not affect
the guarantee contracts nor those who
are not users of the current for five
years.
- Ams. -.06.1 1shig -a mjlh,rer'etsad Abe con-
te t f r crushing and hauling grave
EDITORIAL NOTES
CocoaMatting and Door Mats
For porches, steps, church aisles, etc.
light color. Per yard
36 inches wide. Elora heavy and 5c
Cocoa MU s, _Sae ..t4
2.
.each 50c. Stu 18 z 30 each $1.00
New Linoleum_
__.,�.�
3 AND 4 •YARDS WIDS
Large choice iu new patterns, heavy
quality.
At per square yard 85c
Linoleum Rugs
3z 3t/y,3z4,3z42,4i4', ,yards
Broadcloth and
Percale Dresses
-Taff*"And medium colors, treat patterns.
Organdy pique and button trituntetl. Colors
warranted. Sizes 14 to 44.
Special. Each $1
Sheeting Special
gnglrl`itsTf bledcbed 1'Atldlt quality Sheet-
ing. 87 inches wide. Regular value 65c.
At per yard 59c
37 -inch unbleached heavy Factory Sheet-
ing. Value 16c.
Per yard 12 1-2c
Skirtings
Best quality Galatea Shirting. Black anti
white, blue and white, blue and red stripe,
plain navy.
•
At per yard 28c
Butterick Patterns all in stock for June
and Delineator on sale
W. ACHESON & SON
I
blood, behold an Onus came ■n4
-strengthened 111m! -erne s The Io-
ver Life of Christ),_
To enter fully Into the mystery oi-
Cliriet's agony is not given to the tiring.
But even the faint distant glimpse
which we catch of 1t causes to rise
upon this life of ours a marvellous
light. The mourner has felt it So. and
the sinner has felt st so, and the
tempted has felt It so, and the dlacon-
holate and solitary man has felt It so.
and the dying man has telt it so.
All sorrow, all suffering, even if It
I* anguish, even If it be agony, is a
cup. Though it is of God's sending
He would have us pray about It; but
the praying must be to the spirit of
sistlrnle siou.- t From The Sermon
Bible).
10
r best rasa eau o
P4)3. -The Earl of Aberdeen -whose r to lack of equipment and Illnatratire
death took place this winter -was dill material it 44 recommended that
t Quebec until September the hoard consider the purchase of
additional books. magazines and equip-
ment. The Ileorulatimt. provide lib-
eral
id
eral grants as a refund of such ex-
penditure."
Tyie 1� num�er of puplla enrolled
, nit and re is 130
•
Sunday Afternoon
By iSABEL HAMILTON
°oder:ch. Ont.
Thy way. Dot mine, 0 Lord,
--`HOWtr artfirrt W
Lead me by Thine own band,
Choose out the path for me.
Smooth Icr pt be or tough.
It will Ise still the best;
• • •
WORLD MISSIONS
.V Well watered Garden
(Notes of a visit to Prince Edward
Island by. the Rev. J. 11. M. Armour.
Y.A., the Society's General Secretary
for Canada and Newfoundland.)
"Where do you come from?" asked
an Oxford tutor. "From I'rince Ed-
ward island." said the Canadian stu-
dent. "Oh. the island," replied the
tutor. 11e hell taught "cadent,* from the
Island before. Indeed, Prince Edward
(Continued on page 7)
aml expenses, t.l2.72: W. J. Symonds,
Polbtleisns In Sa+kate'llew'ieil are os- relief amount, $10.HIi; F. Mcllwain,
lug airplanes In their campaigning. relief aecornt, $2.35;
John ellingn,
Some of tfie fellows in Ontario seem relief tcrxlant, E9:
Railway, weigh scales, 1,5; Win• Sal-
to 1* up in the air, too. bete, (*leek., part salary, $00.• • • The meeting then adjoatned to June
Mayor Stewart of Toronto announces 12, at 2 o'clock. SALWR'S, Clerk.
that Premier Henry hag promised
r __ •' ttbTt'Ytle' Proetne tt'tvemeeeT as - .•...e .... • • •
EAST WA
a donation towards the cost of Tor-
onto's centennial celebration. Toronto th(crank
e nyicmlc'rs 1011 Mn Minutes of
is old enough to pay for Its own cele- last regular end special meetings were
bratlotrsi sa -Premier Henry should brad ami approved.
not be_unlink -with the money of the t'ommuntcationg from Thoa. Sandy,
Province. _. - (Soiled -eh re road machinery, the De-
• • • partrnenf - of Agrb•ulture, re meeting
of weed Inspectors in Clinton on May
A Blenheim jeweller recently tw 111h, and from the Flydro.Electrtc
celved a cheque for $126 to cover an 'power t'ommisslon, re changing of
account that dated back torty-fireyears, term l`f Hydro customers in hto live
muni -
with Interest. It was explained that ears revived and read.
years
the rent tame was the result of the years',
supplying of seed grain to des-
Innuenee of the Oxfard (iffmp m6t!- titrate` farmers as provided under the
trent. We could Sib that some of Seed Grain Sb fidyou Get was
cil asdagain
our delinquent ,nlewrihera would come brought up,
changed IM opinion regarding the feas-
ntrde
d
et fort Moody,
at the bee of urs In thln_a or great or small;
I Be Tho y guide my strength,
rap t
P u in
11101. -The first non stop air flight My sal -•Iran, and my all. Amen TAKE NOTICE that the xlktings of the Reviser's s,fb,
from Edmonton to Winnipeg was made-Horatfus Bonar.
in six hours, forty-eight minutes.
• • • with regard to the Voters' Lists to be need at the pending
24 N rOR JUNE 3rd, 1034 of the Electoral lristlieta of (lunon-Braun, and Huron, will
1l1iS. 8. LESSON trict,, at the following times and places mentlom+l In the
1850. -The first ani woe turned at Loess Tose__JMms Iia the disallow el t Inng Officer for each Municipality, end the lack date for
Toronto on a canal Intended to cum- ,be Groves
Qt reef--114stlfew 28:39.
�' 1u r never 11EIITd the
St. Thomas of Alma College, but 1t complain He Inas stated lite etrcum
Men :Scamper:
LEA1HER
OXFORDS
Jda,Ie with Panto Soles. A
comfortable Oxford for the
Summer wear.
Sizes 6 to 11
Specially priced at
$1.95
M. .Robina -
AGENT for TIP TOP TAILORS
Phone 384 Goderich
T'
ONTARIO
ONTARIO ELECTION
Women of foreign bin:,
who have become Britt
subjects by marriage or 1,;•
the naturalization of their
parent while they wer-•
minors, require a eertifieht,•
of the Judge to enable them
to vote, and they shall tn.!
be entitled to be entered oh
the voters' list or to vol•-
without such certificate. A11
ply for such certificate at
any Court of Revision where
Judge is Revuing Officer.
The -Judge will hold a
special sittings for the
granting of such certificates
in the Town of Goderieh on
June 2nd, at 8 o'clock p m.
--- T. M• COSTELLO,
/CAN OF ELECTION
-. HARD, HI-RON.
ONTARIO ELECTION ACT, 1927, R.S.O. CHAP. 8
and ONTARIO VOTERS' LISTSACT,1927, CHAP. 7
THE ONTARIO ELECTION, JUNE 19tk, 1934
Hl'RON•BRUCE-By His
Lake Ontario and Jake Sinscoe. Lessee Pigs--iiattbew 26:31.41.
r the same influence. Ibtllty of the procedure to be assumed
t r +.. , ion Ni
Mitchell 114101101 _is described by
The Toronto_ Telegram as a "menace to
Ontario's Hydro system." Thousands
of votes will fie ('a,t for Heist/mil can-
didates on Lune 19th heron,* of the
belief that he will revolutionize the
Hydro /system in order to relieve the
small towns and rural districts of the
injnstlre ander which they have suf-
fered tn'the matter of Hydro rates.
• • •
Wen. here is one man who admits
there may be something In this spring
hotimeleaning business after all. The
editor of The Marton Fihn observes:
Things are gtilettng down nfter the
spring heneecIPa»Ing upheaval, and,
say, what Is there smells nicer than
the 'Newly -cleaned rrorn , with the cur-
tains treshty done up and a eat May
creme blowing through? What 11 we
did have stew Irtah and ntherwlne for
• week. It was wet* it • ell
L to
ce a Provin-
was not until (k-tsdoer 13th, 114141, that
.J{araiclt.ality Data._t,Ji.••1. .- PL.nailidio+t
Grey Township,.,.May 211 -Township u•
Howlck Township,.May 29••Townshlp fieU, Gorrie
liam Town.... sate
Master
114714. -Tire eurneretone wa+a?4T(T 7t e ave limit Ethel
ors for Inc purpsa' of hearing complaints or appeals
election of a member of the Legislative Awi.ud4y for each
hie hoed for the respective municipalities In said Iia
e,•hwlnle below, with the names aft the Clerk of the Re=-
making eomplain' or appeals to the said Clerk.
Honor Judge C. elle
stances, Ile has Loki them who would fl J 4 Town Hall Wingham
• follow lion, without sudicfeutly- count-
ers
CanadianBide,wasto d btu rte announced the Mildmay Viltase.s.. 730..J.
T A J hnet Office, Mild
. •..w
ueen Victoria Park at Nitg•ng the ruin, that He had not where Bnrssels Villege.... ay 31..JoAnJir1 11,oB ,*'uel»
ora Falls, on the circumstance
stir idea u p..,
opened, for trig a we►t'Eliy gateway to clrcumsHulco wtW the cheertutness of Carrick Townshi Jnne 1..Townu4rlP Hall. Ripley
ria
Canada for tourists. Huron Towneblp.. •
Ripley \ illalte
11132.-1 new trade treaty with New
Zealand went into force, but was soon
superseded by another as a result of
the Empire Economic Conference.
the college was opened.
u divine content. Now he bnugs Into .
• -June 0, . United ('lWI nters, Ripley
lits *cern a tune we have never neard ('utrom TowrwhIp,.Jan. 7..1bwn Hall, Temerater
• -11y
death" kIad He is exceeding row -
been Teeewater Vllinge"...June 5t..Town Ha11, Tees/water
By n.E.H
dol Wrong? No Had He changed
May 25
1570.--A Feplan raid on wmthern
Quebec, led by "General" O'Neill. was
rcpul,ed by the Victoria Rifle. of Mon-
treal end the Huntingdon militia.
1(2. -Hon. John S. D. Thompson
w e. ,worn as Premier of Nova S otta,
1n leas than three months he re -
In this matter, be taken and no art w 4•i"red-M la•e'ci,ne 1 judge of the fin -
therefore be in furnl.hing any prime Court of Nova Scotia. In lSlti
he Ilsearrir Minietet of Jn,tlee In the
Macdonald Cabinet (Federal), and on
November 2:1, BAfrl. he was sworn as
Premier of Canada: Ile died ,suddenly
on 12th peeember, 10(14, at Windsor
Castle.
iAM.-Knighthood was conferred up-
on Hon. John Abbott. Premier of Can-
ada. and Hon. Oliver Mowat, Premier
ot Ontario.
11132. -The fire shipment of Nova
Seofla coal reached Toronto.
aseietance of this nature.
W. J. Cturtle was eppointel eenitery
inspector in place of H. T. Perdue,
resigned.
Three tenders were revived for
supplying power to operate the Stene
crusher this coming season, and a
similar number for the tracking of
grarel from same. The tenders of and
Walker for furnishing the po*r,
of G. Godkln for trucking, were ac-
cepted.
The road superintendent w -as In-
etriie•ted that In fntore, when avatl-
ahtt', rst.payerw he gime en oppor-
tnnity of using their teems on work
on the rondo Instead of hie own.
'1;he following arrnnnte were pail:
J. 1'. 4lirott, snow road No. A. 92.01;
Fred rook. dregging on road No. e, $4:
D. Ohamney, grading on made No. e
and A, 937; W. W. Rtranghan, grad -
Ing and gtavelling on made 2 and 4,
tt'ttt93: Alex. McGowan. grading and
gravelling on roads 2 and 4, $42.30:
Clige Garter, grading and gravelling
'nnTtrade 18 and It 941.10: ('haw. Cer-
an rintendend,
!g fsr'rs _ g 'a'r �tlititt adjourned' to,paect ! n
le see • mem ee but wan Monday. Jnne 4th, an a ccta
bee�4 name p14ltamgam.nt_ vision on the asxemament roll and for
Pressler Reap eta JM 0 gas In- ordinary toweslitp lresineas.
a el a 4d�M'�ia 4s st In A. 1!nRTRaFIs11, alert.
- -\
ng rung
His course's NK' •Btre-the yurpuse Of AshOeld Tnwnshlp..June 2 -Township Hall, (shfMl
11s 1 rt Is ripening and the Colborne Township May 29..Towtmrhtp Hall, Carlow
ante decree l
syllable, and the pro- TnrnloPrry Tewnshlp.June fi..Tawn,ti•go Ball, Rluevale
1 own rata
{ Is coming to ripening,
utter- Morris TownediiP.. easy 30.. Townwhip Hall, Morris
store of
Last Da for . '
-.Time of Bitting,,,... Clerk of.Revisiing Officer Compl*Inte -
10.00 a.m... J. H. }'ter, Et1 e4 stay 24
• • 10.00 a.m...ltam- Gamble, For'dwic i May 24
10.00 a.m... W. A. (iaihraith, Wingham May 81
2.01 p.m... A. H. Mac1Awrekl. Rrrumd. Moly ga
711)00 a.m.-J. 4. Johttwton, Mildmay...... • • • • • May ib_
7.10.(10 a,m...J. A. Johnston, Mlklmay ... May li
2.00 p.m...Donald McKay, R. R. No. 2. insit7. •May !0
2.(1) p.m...F F. Martin, Ripley ...............•June 2
2.Ot1 p.m. .1. S. YcDonrekl, Teenswafir
Joao 4 _
2.00 tent... W. 11. Logan, Teeewsler.r i..,Jtoo 1
oboe., Ise.
2.00 p.m...('. E. McDonagh, Lacknow No. 3 Inay.d9
2.00 p.pt... Wm. SallowR Goderich No. a May
21i
2.00 p.m...,tlex. MacEwan, Rlnevsle June 2
2.00 p.m...W, R. Crulkshank, Wingham
2.01 p.m.,..Alexander Porterfield, Delmore No. 1.1147 29
h2.00 p.m. - - Durnin I'hIR}p, b, eknOw May 2`e
2.00 p.m...J. 1f. R. Elliott, Blyth June 4
2.00 p.m... J. K Agnew, Lecknow May 31
2.00 p.m...1. R. Lane, R. R. No. 2, Holyrcxal....June 1
Honor Judge Castello
10.00 a.m...A. F. IIP/04, 7.Itrh'h May 241
2.(10 p.m....tamest W. Me('ool, f,ontiestbom May 2(1
orth. 2.110 p.m...John McNee. Reafewth No. z May 30
2.031 p,m...('. 1'. Ptigrtm, Varna May 24
2.1111 --pm. .41. K. FAINT, Crwllton ,. May 31
2.00 p.m. .11. le. McGregor, Reaforth No,'4
10.00 a.m..:Henty Rtreng, Hewell No. 1 ........ May 29
10,0) *,m,..J. .\. Wlleon, Seetorth Tune 1
10.01 a.tn...lmseph Kantor. Exeter June 2
10.00 a.m.-Jet. A. Patterson !fennel' Jilt* 4
Holmes, �..
10.30 a.m., A p.m...R. E. Meaning, ('Nntnn
2.00 p.m .1t. G. 'Thompson, ni, Clinton
10.30 a.m.-.L. L. Knox, Goderich
41.(10 p.m .I,. I,. Knox, Gtwk-rkli
10.30 a.m...11. L. Knox, Godprleh
no p.t - .1.. 1.. Knox, Goderich
Lists to ascertain that thetr names are corms -0y metered
Its Inst ay e,
phec•y wh►ch has been tine poetry and East WawanasRi Tw-p...Jnn. 1 Forester's' llnll, R.Fgrace•
\1 awencssh Twp. May Township Hall, pass into stern and solemn history, and Blyth V111aRe June 7 -Community Hall, Blyth
i rktwrw \III
me 5.. Townehl Ifiall HoI rood
'et- boo hasten
light of he world is now about to
31I all Ween Wewanoe
the g t t
May It
17%11.--M/use Holland, the Survey-
nrflen.rel at Quebec•, wee ordered M
make the nowt survey of Upper Can-
eds. In the
11474.--A bill wan passed
Hone. of Common, that intrnclncvrl
voting by ballot. This did away with
open voting• wbleh, no doubt, was much
more exciting. not to say eorrnpt. The
hill ■iso provided for slntrtlteneon,
election* all over The v lwlfica n, fpr
ehollahed the property Q
membership to the House,-.
1986. I'nnndmaket. the Tnitlan elelef
in that transition this agony to telt. .n age•••••Tune 4..Town Hall, Lucknow
1 hs he L "Tarry ye Kinksw Townxhlp...1, D Holy
rood
weld Ile "and watch with Me." HURON -By His
He would huts with Him the very Hay Township May 31 -Township Hall, Zurich
men who were going to flee *will' from Hallett Township.. May 30.. (',.mmlmhty Hall, Londesboro
Hlm yet tis would have them remain McKillop Township -Moe 2..Canlegie Library Hall, Seaf
to give flint each little comfort er Stanley Townehp. Jttne 4.•Townnship 11411. ip Nell, Creditors
rna
was In the {xltsir of man to give under Stephen ,
so tragic Thu have Tuckerstnith Two... May 29. R alk 'rx Hall Rnteefk hi
May 2.i
circumstances
fardirTaeill RtR/Nd ImdaceaAs a -
feli'dtorrte Tow•nshlp..June 1.. Towneldp hall, Etlmvlfle
been under the weight of great lone
lines when yet felt the need and the Saitorth Town June 5. Town Hap, Seaforeh
value of a little human sympathy ; and Exeter Vllinge June 6.. Village Hall, Exeter
so have corse to understand, though la
Hemel' Vllinge•.. •June 7..Town nail, Hermit
a meagre way, the longing of Christ - By D, E,
for the present. of Hie irtends. • Clinton Town stay 3) - -Town Hall, ('llnton
"And He west a little farther and Oerderkit Township. May 214.. Holmee' Hall, Ffolmeevllle
felibit His flee and prayed, spaying Goderleh Town June 1..(ourt Horse, Godericb
O My Father," When the disciples Gndertch Tnwrn June 2..Cogrt Molnar, Goderieh
• eked Jesus to teach them to pray He G dertel) Town Stine 4..0ourt Noma, Oo¢etieh
told them to say "Our Father," and Goilerlch Town June 111..('onrt Hoose, Goderieh
here i1* says NO My Father." When
Hes rebellion. surrendered to Gonetit"
Strange at RettlefeM. ite IMO terse
other Indian braves were Imprianned
at filmy Monntaln for some time int
were )ate' pardoned, -
the Shepherd was being "smitten,'
when the nock was being "scattered,"
wait toad still Father?
We see Him Is the garden alone with
God, for Hie disrtples fell asleep.
We read elsewhere that an angel
rani. end comented Ilim. Surely we
here heard of that angel betore-
wtiere did we klieg.therustling of those
wlpg!, before in the wilderness!
Amt *NW ta- 4111101101MinrelrBisarlre
wintertime. a drearier dee.rt, when Hta
mill wax sero with an infnite agony,
and when nut of His fin there
dropped as It wire great drops et
All persons are salted upon to womb. the Voter.'
May 25
May 24
May 29
May 30
May 31
June 1
therein.
:\N11 F1'RTNER TARE NOTICE that. any voter 111 any of the ofd nwintdpal}tlew who deems. to eomplaln
that his name or the name of any person entitled to 1s' enten,l nn the .aid lint for that mnnielpal,ty hats been
omitted from the same, or that the namew of Any persons w ho are not entitteil M he voters here been entered thereon.
may as shove art out apply, mmplatn or appeal to hare hl• none or the name of any other pewee' entered on or r•'
mored fmm the list.
AND FURTIIRR TAKE NOTICE that omen spp'als noun he by nonce In writing In the preirrThd form (In
implicate) signed by the complainant, end given to the clerk of the Revising °f&.* or set for hien at him address
4a Weed attoel.
.1111 N41naM:3**44.4gfit"ie ocaa 4&.4 4 4 004 tits aptis,eng - s MVV`.
For further inh,rn4atlon writs to lira. J. R. ftPyno da. Rog 444- Goder*alt, Clerk for IAtm-Jej o lop Beard, of the
County of Hnron.
T. M.. CoSTULIAI,
Doted at Gndevtch Mo. 17th Day of Kay, A. D. 1184. Chairman for the leleselem Board at Not County of flume
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