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The Huron Expositor, 1893-05-05, Page 4- 000*7*e- � . . - --!r-.--- 7- -7 "" ---,�, �,,�-ir..7!:��,-�iu.w,rr-',"�it�f�-��-�---------,-,-, - I - �� - - I - - - . . � � I - � . . I . I [ � , - - - - .- z � I ; . . � I . . - ,- I � I . . I . - . � � - . ,- I . I . . � I I - . - , - . I . . I . , , , , , . I . � .. . I � . . . - � I I I i I . . I . I - . I I . " .� . � I I . .;,. I . I - - . . . � - . . I . � � . � - - - - .� i � . . - 11 - . - - . : 1-�. 5 i � � ,� . . - . . I . I ,,r � , -1 , . - - . I � it - , - . . . . tt I ,�� I I . 7�1,,,,.. I - . � � I - � . . - . , 1* � , . � i V H � i I t �1 i t ,,� �, 1" !,� � , I . z 11 : I . t. I I . - , � - P, - . � -� I � � I . . i ; � r - 3 . -i . ; 0 111 ,� .; , t t, -_ . 4 . THE HURON EXPOSI" � -, , � �' "I. I . � � ��C', �:V�`t,," - - . : n ,I. — I p i .� ','� .kf 1: " - , . �t � * - I t- . . . - I , I I � ,�; t, t " k � I ��, 1, to the United States markets And the can. for the benefit of the cities fim which they sure In possible of enactment which will 1;1 , 1, �'.. : . Y , P ` -., -- I - � I k- 1 i � . . � L�- - r -� . not bold their own against Amerloan"com- are interebted, and that Mr. Rodpath and Lmrfootly just and suitable to all p,irts of � . I r t , . � I I � V � I , I . " Mr'The figure between the parenthesis after each Province differing 19 conditions of nott , , , - , � - e paper on which the Pstiti � I ml � I � , �, ,� V - , I one denotes the age of t lo6, the cost,ot lihiltering them is mdre others may build costly mansions and par. )nt and population, to such an extent . " . I � 9 1� t : � i I'— advertisement wily . . 1W e ,-, �, . , � �. than t6y are worth to us, But- our con- abase vast est.ites in foreign lands. Would i0otarlo. I , - � I I - - , -.11 - � , Iffouse to PtentExpositor office. (a) I �. t �, - ; F �, tampl)Oary is also1sarful about the revenue. It not be better for the people to kee this' !� Mr. -Matter's fieli day came at last, , � .. .FA . . ,�- �, - 11on6y to Loan—T. T. Colernan- (87' L . On - r friends need i L I P i � t 1�i, .", Thoroughbred Bull for sale—Tholum Russell. 0) ,not be the least solicitous nioney and use it themselves, in adding to ,Monday, when everything stood to g I � � - I noeban. (6) I � -, Bull for We—Wm. Car i ,, � 4, - him an opportunity of moving the secc , - � I L'.. � . -a : i I r � - � �,. � —P- McDonald U. D. (5) on that score. If the' country adopts fre their own and their families' comfort I � I , Tenders wanted . . . reading of his bill. �The honorable gent . � , I � , 1; - I ! � , I- . - rure Seeds -3. Canning. (8) , L I i trade, the politicians,. no matter which party *�d distributing aid in their own re- man directed his attention to -two pok . , I �- , - I �, V�,* . I i � . � Public Xvt1ce--H. 111APPOL (6) 1 . � , I � � 1. : 1�!,i � "i No Other store--isokson Bros. (I) may be in power, will provide revenue in a otive neighborhoods. They have the 9 the bill necessary? (2) Had I � In 1� z . 1) 10 � , �, I - I c ( I . I 1�4 Great Clearinir Sale -A. G. AWL (5) , HOZ power to pass it? Answering, , I I IF �� I . someway land they can not possibly adopt ilege of doing this it they only feel so die, t , . . I * , K" i The Giant OX1611-1. V- Fear. (8) i � pri v course, both questions In the affirmatil I , , � ,0 Farm for Solo -Amos Parent. (5) � deceptiv , wasteful. and ruinous posed. Free Trade sod direct tax" tiod Will The debate which followed was remarks � � �- C- I � . a mare a a � f, , - � - i :1 � Re&4[,y made Pants -H. F. Edwardsi (8) I : - I I I � . , I 1qc,W (;Oods.-J., McIntosh. (8) i � . method of Collecting revenue than that.iLow enable them to do it every tlme.,� . � " � from the fact that no one seemed at all an 1, � . i. � � Relixbje-Duncan & Duncan. (8) i . I I I ague or than -by customs collections in i one to take part in itileapt of all Mr. Marti I � . � . � � I z I � � Hou" and rAt for We by Auction -LJ. r. Brine. (5) so V - . . I . . � . . r ; � q 1 1 " .-A . stock Rtmove4-i. A. Clark.- (8) � any form.i Nevermind the revenue, broth. - THE Announcement In made that Mr. friends an his own side of the House. I .. � . , - I A Fine Osrriage--Scott Bros. (8) , . I ]�&Ifour, Mr. Waters and Hon. G W. R I ; 1. .� . . .1 . I or, that will be provided for. We want to Erastus Wiman, the well-known Canadian. I � 1. ... I The (;olden Lion -R. Jamieson. (8) 1 . ' I � I- t I a ok from the Government side in Sapp � � I �� -� 1 Friday, May 5--E.� MCFAUL (8) 1 . got a policy that will bobstisfactory to the American Commercial Unionist, in -ilk Of thee position taken by the Attorney -G . : . I . , . Lost in Londop-Newton Beers. (6) ' I 'I" . �, . � F�, i 1. � r Drop in Meat -J. P. Depp. (a) people and there is nothing that will so op- financial difficulties and ban been obliged to - oral before any Conservative member pla I , . I - 0 1 f " j, . . � I Dominion Bank. (6) ,ad op courage enough to come to the sool t t: , � � , . Economy -Jackson Bros. (5) peal to ,their sense Of right and will be so make an assignment of his property for the � I � , I . - - &nos of the honorable gentleman from M t 1� ,% - Jewelry -R. Mercer. (5) Wag I A ,.- likel3k to meet their approval as an, IMMIMP benefit of his creditors, Mr, Wiman. licks. Mr. Wood, of H%stings, at last to t - , -1 Good Iteputation-1. V. Fear. (6 -3a . . � I . , . -* . , I . - ; � 1 14� i, , 1: Aeady to Wear Clothing-Ww. Lkard. (EI) ATE fippllc&tion�.of free trade principles. supposed to be, and no doubt was at one ad into the breach, to be followed by I . � I - I I r � . I I �� "I 4 A Disappointment -Good Brog. (6) � - � ; � F . i, � , V� all Paper -C. W. Rapet. (6) Revenue tariff with a promise of free trade time, a millionaire, but for some time the Davis, of Worth York, against the b I : : - . I i � I After a long pause the latter was suocoe( � � I Extra Value---�Hoff man a Co. (5) -ia the remote future won1 do it. The peo. wheal of fortune has, been .'inining the . � I . i I �'t I �, . I . ; - 11 i - Lost in London -Newton Beers. (8) ple are sick tired of temporising and pro- wrong way. He seems to hav"ranobed, bj� Dr. Meacham, who announced his del , I t I I mination to support Mr. Matter. Mr. R . I t 11 I - . I . I J� I I . J '. ,ght ",j,&UVOU &PO[go crastinating. They want something bold out too widely and some of his speoulations stated that the Government had decided � .1 . � I . 9 � I Z � �� '. � .6� take a plebiscite upon the question of ; � . I . � I � 1w- 17"Itot and definke and if the Liberal party are too proving unremuneratiTe have brought him � : ; I I � � . .L k, - 1� , - � I I M timid to step in 'and supply the need they Into trouble. � Mr. Wiman was a good man bibition, and moved an amendment to , : I �, A I,_ - -- ---- . - L - I ; ! " . i thre4 months' hoist proposed by. Mr. I , I I � � , will lose their opportunity and a party will with his money, being enterprising, generous four declaring It inexpedient to pan such . � � I " � I : . . . . I , � - 7 , . . SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, May 5th, 1893 , 1 2'' -�, . . loon &rise that will occupy the ground. We And always ready to help the deserving who measure in face of the doubt which axis, , - I � - - I � I I % I - . , . - , . � . , - 11.1 - �' , would like so able and influential a journal needed help and there are many, even in an to the authority of the Legislature in . � 1. . . ff * ; - � - I I � 11 . Too Much Protectio amour t. oinso contemporary to encour- an& a, who will sympathize with him' n , and pledging the Government - I I '- . w , . k . , Z I . I I . take the necessary steps to have the quest . I � i . I � J . ; - I I 3 b. i t misfortunes. . % I - I . - I I I The Ontario Government poasess virtues sigo the leader@ of the party to better things his prosen of jurisdiction decided by the last court . I � I � - I � 0� . I . � . i �". . much in excess of their faults and failings. rather than add'to their already over tim-- I I resort, One of the best speeches dolive - . I � I i . - �j L . .; I , THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.- was made by Mr. Guthrie, South Weill j . . i i 'Bqt it would be too much to say that they iffity. If the forthcoming Liberal conven- . . �i � . ., -L I . �� - . I w � , i ; , - -.,: have no faults and that theyL do not oo- tion cannot do A good deal better than th : - ton, who discussed the constitutional asp � � , - � i , 1: Ity fall. One directio . 7 (From our Own Correspondent.) . of the question and declared the right of I - r . 1. r - � � . ��' c"Jons n in which it are asked to by the Journal, the conv . enti:n The praotioe'of granting certain officials House to pass a prohibitory liquor law to . 1, joema to us the Government sometimes may better not be held. � I � � , open to great doubt, if not to denial &I C . i F � , - . . In the public service 11 livingallowaseas " in A f .. I come short Is, that they, do not keep a firm - -� 0 gather. The debate was adjourned ui � .� I � I t. L - - le � I 'on private legislation. They � addition to their salaries, was brought Into Tuesday, when Mr. Meredith spoke in a' - I � ' . enough hand _ Where is the Hitch 9 discussion .on Wednesday, the 26th ult., port of the bill, taking the ground ths' , ,� . ! ` -1 allow too many orl4nks and interested We have been hearing a great deal lately was at ulative, not a prohibitory, in , : . � when Mr. Clancy, of Kent, moved a rescla- 0 , � . � cliques to. get their deal CrYbUlized into about the disloyalty and treachery. of the earn, Zut as such was within the com potei ,. . I il I tion condemning the system, and I Ing -of the Legislature. The Attorney -vast - - upon ; . . legislation and placed . theL Statute Book " Grits " In running down an4 ideproolating I down the principle that the fall asnoun, ;, I .1 . . . 'If of made'an effective and thorough reply, ex Z - � I i I � I .1 - : I . Wi have even iien it , - i - I , much to the aunoyance of innocent peolple the country I . I : stated I biting clearly the state of the law, and ar� I - I � I : remuneration should in all cases be voted by I . . . f - . � and lo the detriment of the pulilic. By that the spoeoho; of Reforni leaders are . I �, I I . I I . I 0 the Legislature. Mr. Clancy - timed hi Ing strongly that in face of the prosi 1.� ' -anger used in the pamphlets of the Yank 'a doubtfulness so 7 I I � legislation of this class Ontario to In d as Im- I , . .I w tothe juriedictionof I � - . . - � � I I -1 I of becoming, in some directions, one of the migration ageols.'In fact -the word seems to resolution and speech with some degree Of Ugislature It would be most unwise . . ! . I -1 I I I I - most c untries in the have gone out it: am headquarters that the skill.. It had been generally expected that place such a law on the statute book, as 1 . - � . - . . world.. Nearly every profession, calling and rank and file shall,vith one aceord,rize upand Mr. Marter!s bill to prohibit the retail sale practical result would be to give everybc I- - of liquor would c3me up for Its second r a right to sell until the tedious msohinerj . ., , - - sad. � E I -1 . occupation !a getting so hedged aronnd by abuse the Grits, and Jay on - their shoulders Ing, and thi interest felt In this attempt to the law should finally decide in favor of I I protecting legislation, that each in its sphere the blame for :the noup . rogressiveness and help on the temperance cause- filled the gal- Piovisice. No Opposition speaker claim . I � . ... , . lack of prosperity of Canada. Like a good lotion with expectant listeners. The mom- the ear of the House Mr. Tait, of Toron . � . !, ! .1 - is becoming a monopoly and is being closed, i bar for Kent, however, had the floor of the followed Sir Olhrer, and at'this moment � � . 4 0 . . or in a, to any Many accusations that 'emanate - from the Aouse, and, with so good an audience on I . A &do very difficult of entranc I writ ng the Vote has not yet been taki - E , I - � � � . t - - - I I blot those -y -ho are already within the charm. Ministerialist origaiiis, this one is considermi- hand, was not inclined to make way for his The likelihood is that the second read: . � � . i. -� � � I � I ' ` I i. ad circle. Par instance,, the lawyers have blY twisted. The Grits are accused of colleague fro 'in Muskoka. He opoke v! or- will be refused on a straight party vc I m I 9 - � I , . - * I onoly, and wall sup arted by dith, . The whole discussion has brought out cle I �, I � lying &boo Mr. 'Mere � I . th 4 law society ; the doctors have their t the country by saying that it � eir I k- ".. . ' Mr. Whitney, anT other members of the ly the anomalous c o*ndition of the law I I � � -X I - medical coancill ; theldentiste have a similar is not prospero . rdIDg the ri I . us, and in the same breath 0 position, who made Dr. -Clark; superin- , g1t to prohibit the sale I Z T ' P T organizeition, and the druggists, jewellers blamed for bringing about the lack of pros- tendent of the Insane Asylum or � . . at T fl`quor. The Dominion Parliament' pasi i onto' he Scott Act, which was a prohibit i , - , , - and other callings are trying to f 0110W suit. perity (which had jast previously been the Centre -of their attack, claiming.that th'At t I I I C . . �. �- Z � I I . gentleman, in addition to his salary of $2,000 ,ensure in the counties which passed 4 �� . The architects, a6d even the milk men, are declared not to -'exist) by blue ruin speeches. . . and its validity has never been successfu Z , 4 . ,eceipt of Allowances amount- �, . it is � year, was in 1, c seeking for legislation which will make them The &couvatioj2, is as_ onsensics, a questioned, The Local Legislature pasi � I . n 8 . : . I ing to nearly a like sum, and that the eye- , : : , I : I ; . the 11 lo . clase. corporations and prevent" All who fail vindictive. We have never heard cal option " clausen, restoring I . . t any tem was one which led to exttavagince and : - . - i - Canada waste. The subject is by Do means a new � . municipalities the right to prohibit the a f. . . to get within I their fold from practising prominent Reformers run down one, either on the floor of the House . of �liquors within their boundaries,. and I - or in ! . their ari or pursuing their occupation. T he or attempt to depreciate its splen- . I . I � Oliver Mowat's weighty reputation ban � .the Public Accounts Committee, and it may : -1 these institutions is to did natural -advantages, nor have we w I � m%in object of &I , y . -1 . ' be admitted that, were it possible to e3ti- ..far sustained the measure before the cool 2 &� � If the Dominion Parli ment has power � . keep down competition by making it more ever seeh a statement in any but one Re-- Wnate in detail and provide beforehand by 5 � .. '. ; I I z I I form paper which would have that tende with the matter, it would .seem tl � i I difficult to gain access to their ranks and ncy. vote of the Legislature for such iterns, it deal � w . Z . P � - - would be more satisfactory to do so. B the Lesimlsture ought not to have the - pc a I . � . - oleo in Reform . � - they are enabled to do thip by the s; eci&I But wi have seen many arti ut, � i. . 45 was shown by the Provincial Secretary, at, yet both have passed laws on the subje � . , L ; I . f per@ and heard many speeches from prom- the Commismioner of Crown Lands and the i 9 legislation which, they receive from our own Pa It will be the verdict of common sense tl I I :, I � . i � L the Government are pursuing the prol . 5 � . f�, . Legislature' -s Riform Legislature at that. inent Reformers condemning the manner in Provinclid Treasurer, it is not always prac- � . I I � . L 1� I ' Otto make confusion worse a, . - I - course n ; :: � I The fun of it is that all this legislation is which the affairs of -our country have been ticable to adopt this course, and the diffi : � . & L �� - �. I o . Xt that I founded by assuming the. Legislature to i - � culty is increased by the lying : � sought and maintainea in the - interests of mflm&Daged for miny years and the policy possessed of'pow ra it is by no means c . I . i "I � .1 - ' expenses are necessarily on widely different a ;- 11 � z � I hich has neutralized all her natural advan. scales In such places as Toronto and Orillia. . 0 . t y - the publie'L a$ it Is alsimed, an If it were in w tain belong to it f right. I I , I o I r r � �, , tages. We do not blame them for thie; we It is only in connection with public inatitu- ToRoNTO, May 2nd, 1898. I the interests and for, the protection of the I 1 1 . I , -. . . � I t � -: I. ".. - . � , : I . public to make a close oorporatio;i of each rather sympathize heartily with their on. tions that such allowances are made, and - A division on Mr. Rose' amendment . ; 1 7 . . � . I f . .- lin as, the aim of the Government Is to restrict the.Marter bill was taken about 10 o'ol( . - . . I . . professiOUL and cal carried on in the deavors to destroy the paralit that have t o -- 79 . them to such limits as prudence and economy Tuesday ni lit, resulting in the affirmiull � I I �., I . - ; �, I Province, This. is a. species of 'protection �sen feeding on the vitals of our fair Canada. 11 � � dictate, The Prcvincial Secretary moved the arnmen ment and the defeat of the i : I I ; which,the public could very well do with- -It is an established fact that the Canadian An amendment to this effect, which. was car. by a Vote of 54 to 33. It was a stric , 41, - . I - I . I h 11 ad on the first division of the session, the party vote. i � out, fisheries are the finest in the world ; .that ri I I . I . I r If 7 . I vote standing 49 to 30. � Several of the Gov. TRU. , �. $ LA . . k I 1� , . The law,x buttresi,ing all these profession- the Canadian coal fields have no superior ; ernment members were Absent through ill- Wednesday afterno he Minister of Ec � , �� . : I . . that the nickel,silver,copper and other metal ness, which accounts fo, 'a' I al and business associations should be done . i the comparatively cation introduced his I for the taking a I '! I- I b I .. �i I I lu, with, sod each one should be requir depobits of Canada cannot be surpassed in small. majority. 0 . : away ed . plebiscite on probibil o, He said the I � . I There is always an interesting time in the -provided that the voti on the questl . : . I . richness; that the Canadian_ lumber pre. , to stand upon its own -merits. All the pro - a � House when the Educational estimates are should take place onday, January � I I . n tection the public needs will be aBorded b serves are the most ,important in America ; under consideration. There is no sub . Unicipal election$ v ; - Y . ject . I'I, I r I r - that the agricultural lands of Canada are within the jurisdiction of the Le . 1894, the day of th E Competition. In ,islature in over Ontario. Th re as a desire on t � -. � this way the beat 'will f I ' I - m. - undoubtedly the beat in the world. We AG which the members take a more p ; I naturally come to the surface, while the im- coo- part of the Government to have the fall, t " . I . I I ?I orn than the question of edu=,, and . 0 ; I not thlak the Conservative possible expression of opinion on the qu, � If . �lseclles and good-for-nothings will be starved a can or will deny there is none that affords them better op- tion, and the 'above-mentioned date hi I . . e .. I � I 5 this even if it is stated by a Reform paper. C . i aitt. of might. There is no more reason wh portunities of posing as the friend of the therefore, been selected. It was not the � � I I ; I � 11 � I � Y � -� I � the legal, medical, dental or any other pro. Surely there could be no better foundation poor man than .-the question of tommon ton tio , . - a to take a vote in the unorgaDI2 t I . . , I . k - j , , fession, forthat matter, should be so hedged for national prosperity. Add to this that schools. There is a tendency, more or 1661 districts of the north; as the vote would I I - ' I -- F . . I - � " � strong in the House, to contrast the yearly them have to be ta i - I our people, as a nationality, are. sober, in- ken much later than � . about and protected by I&* an they no expenditures upon public schools with these other portions of the Province. The del ; �, w t I I I . ; dustrious and. honest and surely.we dot upon high schools, sad to make it appear of the Government was to obtain a siml � � . . are, than there is that the occupation of al . " � . I I � . � L . ! ; I admit that our country ought to be as pro@. that the latter are being favored at the cost tan ou - � . . . . farciLing or printing or 'an other should be. I . 0 a 5 f .y � * vote. The voters entitled to ci � I I . r t- , any in the World. Ot ��.:- a"@, i perous as Is it? . We of the former. It is, indeed, not difficult to ballots would be divided I a t - I i � It is quite proper. that. each university or - I I . . . show that the grants in aid of bff,h' schools the men entitled to vote at Legislstvre all Z think not. The mostilearly infallible sign, and collegiate Institutes have, of ate yea tions, and secondly, the widows and unmi � seat of learning that turns out theso classes . � . � - 9 . . . to, il . I .1 should hax,o, in its own interests, a test other things being equal, of prosperity and increaRed in amount very considerably, but ried women entitled to vote at municil � . I i I , . � progress In a new country'is rapid increase the explanation is a simple one -they have Z . i . of efficiency, hut it is act right that the i elections. It was intended that yellow b I - in- . ., . I - in population ; but during the past ten increased in number In a corresponding do. lots be given t . a men and blue ballots to t - Z . tlividual members should be -made All power- . I ; I 1 4 . . a, There is no more striking fact in con. female voters. By this means the opini i years our.country ha's actually -stood still In fre 3 1 - f ul in thems�lvem, by being vested with the . nection with our educational system than of the sexei would be secured. The retai � 1. 5 � this respect; we have not even the natural � . � . 1. : � authority of law, to fix the standard of such . - the recent development of the means of sec- Ing officers would be empowered to a pa i I i ` tests to suit their own purposes. That is increase to our credit. The other injost . ondary instruction. The view I urely not two agents for the party or organizxt one . ; .1 ' - T ; . - - � . the correct one which regards t . practically, the result now, and. as the evi�; nearly infallible sign Is the retention Of the thi: oircum- favor of the yess, while the nays wou � � stance as indicating an unhealthy or undo, likewise be given the privilege of appoluti, I - � � young man � I in the country; when a town be. . I ' � t is rapidly spreading and growing it should airable state of adsirs,-or one that. const, � , . ' 11 L , - 1, two agents for each subdivision. I I comes dull and unprogressive the young I this e � I be checked, and the most effectual way to men totes any menace to the well-being of the penoG of the voting would be defrayed 1 Z . . I ' - I � . are compelled to leave it; so it is with a public schools of the country. Not only do I � . dol -this is to sweep iaway all -the. legal walls I the various municipalities. : � - . . � , I which they h v.eL been permitted to build u, county, ; with a provi�nce .or with a *bole the high schools -afford the means of higher � . � L ! . . � � p education than can be had at the common . , . � country; there are two million Canadians THE DOMINION CAPITAL. . around themselves and let all stand upon I schools, to 0 pupils who are desirous of ad- ! . , I �� ,itff-as shown by the test of atted States,,the majority of them vanoement, but they are the train- � - - '" their own mar in the U ' I � I - I � * ' I � young men. Theme are indisputable in 0 � f, tition. This is all the rotootion I comp, � . � compe facto. b 9 laces of th. se who are .to (By Our Special Correspondent,) � � , which the public neede. They cannot be gotten over or around. public school teachers them--*,' z OTTAWA, May Id, 1893. , " p e a , � Any other is in the I I - -. I ioteresta of the classes a' Where is. the;.hitch ? Either we must be selves. It follows, as a necessary conse- The proposal that Ontario should I m"its I . -nd not of thwhiasses. � quence, that the more efficient the gh � . . I mistaken in our estimate of the country or . schools become the better chan �' the 6scal policy of 'the Dominion Gover I . . ce there is of , of the Canadian people, or else the securing competent teachers for the primary ment by giving a bounty of $2 a ton on V , , i - I- -1 Hope Long Deferred. . admin- , Z . I schools - It is a mistake to suppose that iron is attractirig a good deal ol attentil F . 11 . I In speaking, of what should be the f uture istration of the affairs of the country ha,g there is any real Antagonism between;the and will attract more within the next fe I been very much at fault, Which Is it? two branches of the school system, or th � ' i . . . policy of the Liberal party, the St. T omas - 1. . I . .. at - �I I I I ; I . � weeks. The protection afforded to the in& . � I � Home Journal says : . . one canibe encouraged and promoted with-' w . I 1� TILE Chicago C * � " . A declaration of beiief in free trade w . anadian American. says : Out reacting beneficially upon the other. ufacturers of . pig iron by the Federal Go ,'I I I : Ill " The other day the Toronto Empire con. The Opposition speakers professed to fear arnment at prevent amounts to $6 a ton, , � c. not imply the intention'to at -once apply it. . I . . �1, , I That would be, impossible -may be i�mpossi- tained thirteen editorial notes, ton. of which that the Government were slighting the more. than one-half the total cost of the a 3 ,., I J ; I - . � ; comm4n schools in favor of the high schools, � . ble for years to. come,� In justice to exist. were devoted to purely'English affairs. On and some of them recommended either 4 tiole in Nova Scotia and almost one-half ; - I � ing interests free trade'should 'not be adopt- Saturday I Kit-,' of - the Toronto Mail's a I I levelling u i " or a I I lev elling d own " of the total average estimated cost in Ontari ; . t . I � ; . F1 . ad in a, moment, and by reason of revenne - the grants made ' . . � . considerations it may notbe possible to ' Woman's Kingdom' department, a clever to the X 'kinds of schools This $6 is made up of an import duty of 1, I . - . r I out of the Provincial exoheqnsr. The. Min- a ton, designed to keep oat foreign pig irc , adopt it for many a long. year, But let it writer, unburdened herself of seven columns, . ; ister of Education was able to Nohow how but only having3be effect of increasing ti ! . . I ; .be the goal of all efforts, the end towards the first four of which had for their text baseless such apprehensions were, and how cost of that article as raw material for tl a ; � � 21 which the party strives, the principal under. ' Hurrah for Old England.' And yet we every effort was being made -to increase the rolling mille, machine shops and foundrie � , L , t . . . , I lying its policy,and there will be enthusiasm L i ; I and heartfelt, uneelifish devotion., where sometimes wonder why national sentiment 'efficiency of the, public schools, particularly and a bounty of $2 a ton paid on every tc . r I � L I byway of enabling them to obtain more of pig iron manufactured from C n di I � otherwise -there will be a- in Canada has such a hard time standing on a a a ; I . . I .pathy and indiffer- . . competent and better trained teachers. Mr. ore. An Sir Charles Tupper said ift 188', r . . � . I ence. its legs." There is a *good point here. If Meredith laid his finger upon what is on- when he doubled the duty on . . . ! . � : V I , pig iron, 11 � . ; I This won't do, brother. it Will take Canadians would pay less *attention to 11 Old doubtedly a serious defect in the practical Tthli National Policy wa;worth anything : - I s I i I w?rking of ou r' educational system, viz.: the I protection of 86 a ton Would develop ti F something better than this to create much England," which is abundantly able to take ! - L I . ' miserably inadequate salaries which so many i iron industry to a great degree of pro rit r C r, enthusiasm. Promises of good things to care of itself, and try to glorify �Canad% acb spe ; . . � � ool boards insist upon paying the teach- and give employment to an t�rmy of 20,0( Z - � come p geas hence won't Tore, it would be greitly to the 'advantage . f - ers in their employ. The resnits, as every men." When Mr. Poster increased th � . . . L � . t I - - . do miich to create en-thusiasm in the breasts of this country. one knows, are to induce an inferior grade bounty in 1890 he said it would bring tf, : I I L . i . - . � . . . � of young men and women to enter the , call- protection up to,& point fully adequate a . r � . ofthe suffering. people of to -day. The Lib. - ww� t I - - - i I . ing, and to bring about perpetual changes n I oral party have been dealing in pro . sufficient to induce the development of thi w . . milles I -N iiis speech in Toronto the other week in the temoheria, caused principally by their great industry. Now a number of influez r T I . � I � aad generalities too long. They require Mr. Dalton McCarth I abandoning -their profession for something tial and wealthy men in Ontario are tryin t - � y made a spebiall E . I . y, good i . � m �� Row to come down to something definite. more promising and remunerative. .It is to make Sir Oliver Mowat believe tha r ! � Z . I point in reference to Mr. Mass'ey's present t ! - . . 7 . t We want to have free trade as our pulic' not easy to see how this defect can be rem- dot of $4 and a bounty of $2 is not uff � - - y of a music hall to the city of T Y a ; . oronto. � � He edied, but that it does exist hardly avy one cient protection, and that he should ad � I � I . amd not as the " principal Underlying our said it was a very mice thing of Mr. . Massey will seriously deny. The law of sufpfy and another bounty of another $2, bringing A . r . � . I Z . . � - � -1 . . policy I before we can create.mu . , . � I I � ch enthusi- to present a music hall to the . city, but it demand operates in the domain a school total protection up to the -enormous sum c : I &BA11. � ; *by can we not do this? Why should be borne in mind that Massey teaching quite ail rigorously as In the world $8 a ton. According to the evidence bi . -' � � I I L � we was enabled to exercise this a - tb ! should it be impossible ? Why should '. of commerce, but apparently with less satio- fore the Ontario Alining Commission ; . I . ecial benefl- 1actory results. actual cost ai estimated by an expert of pric ; � � .1 . �T 0,N7GF -ve free access to our markets eence by the legislation of thi ountry, The difficulty If framing laws perfectly duoing a tonlof pig iron at the old Belmon' I , � . not A , gi 8 c 5 . . � . - . to every country in the world that will give which took money out of the packets of the applicable�-not Op say aatisfa�tory to I so. - ; . . � . - - mine would be less than $10, and anothe Z . . � �le in all section# of the Province I F1 t . . us free. access to theirs ? Becaug6'say some, people and placed it in those of Mr. Massay is us- estimate made it as low as $9.08 for a blas � I ; � . trated in the case of the Game Act. For furnace of 60 tons c%pacity a day, and fo �� it might injutie .1' existing interests. " Such i without requiring him to give Val ' I r � . ue- for that pto have been made to put one of half that capacity $11.46. If Si � I many years attem . a . . . : a doctrine might come all right from a hard money in return. This is quite true. But the game laws on a footing suitable to all, Oliver Mowat, therefore, would only mak % ; t . . . - � shell Protectionist, but. it soillois strangely Mr. Massey is not the a ' but this desired consummation has not as the bounty $4 instead of $2, he would enabI � . . ; . I I Rly man who has got I . . - r I I n to make tb I . N)w if " ex ' riall at the expense of the general- tax -pay. ; ton, Mr. Reid, raised the question in con- protection defray the cost of production an( 4 from., a, professed Free Trader, - �yet been reached. The member for Adding-: the manufseturere of pig iro i M 1 � ; I isting interests," meaning �f - �-. 9 � :� . course, existing ers. Now, why is it that the people are so I nection with what appears to. have been an all that they would have to do would be ti � ' I : I - - . � 11 � mana-faictorieg, can not hold their"own in a iooliah as to permit themselves to be ' I � , - - I 1� I I 1 1 , , � , , ` I- - ; I �! , , - , , , I, - I I � - - - I ` �� n ht ,; n 0 0 e I I t � excess of zeal on the part of a depot game nterest on the capital invested and de i . i � � heavily 1 Y i fair field where no favor is shown I that Mr. Massey, Sir Donald Smith 1 warden in that county, but the opportuni . � � I . ty pay I � . , they are 1 taxec clare large dividends. If Sir Oliver coul( I . I " not deserving of consideration. For in- ! Sir George Stephen, and other like digni' 1 was seized to make a general criticism of only be induced to pay a bounty of 50 cent i 1. the Act. Nothing definite was arrived at, a bushel on barley he would no doubt stim � . � I ; - stance, if our manufactures have free access tariss may be enabled to make princely;if to I and it in very doubtful whether . Z . I . . � I - 1. . I I I any mea- I ulate barley growing in Ontario, Any in l . . � . . - . . - I I . Z . . . I � ; . I � . � . I � I � . - i - . I , I . I I . - � I � . � W. - I C r- ; . I- I . I I ,�- . -.-- �- , . T . � . . � . . . � ! I . I � I -1 . : . � i . . - I - . -, . � S - - , . I - . I . .. . � . r . � . I 1, . . i � I I . - j � I I � � I . I - . I . I � . . I . � I . ! . MAY - 151 1898" . . � 11 .1R. : . MAY � ; i - -- � - — � --- . - � -- - I : I I -------1-q 0.-"T-"—� dustry can be stimulated it the State will jumped out aad received a kick In. the structed the -Bailiff to hand over the defray the cost of production* but it would broist from one of the horses. Mr. Smith'# the factory to Mr. Howe' keypf ,last, And S- , and As a aonw Terinveranci . ' - appear that a protection of $6 a ton ban covered buggy was upset, cover torn off and quence Injuntion Proceedings werosta ad u,rC,h lit ' of Berlinp oni I 4ab Only had the off'sot of diminishing the pri- other damages done. The driver -was slight. —Mr. H. Happel, A707,�d C,gmpboll 19 duction and Increasing the imports of for- - ly Injured and Mile Fairservice, who was formerly of the township Of Hay, basr4nQ I eign iron. The effect of doubling the duty riding with Mr. Smitho had her eye -lid out. three stainde on the World's Flair 3(ortonon . grvuad 'tcods,�Ml . - I V. - from $2 to $4 a ton In 1887-Ahas *been to di- It is a marvel are Injury was not dona,for Chicago, where he will retail ho older.. 1�41 rolm a shot minish the production from, about 40 000 no roe place can be fourd for a runaway consideration paid for the use of the spsos . I tons In 1887 to 30,000 in 1892, and at ,the f raewso was,$1,600' W It our old friend ,Fill ]&Igs R. NJ' m than in a funeral procession. I . . a ore I I � 3dias Draw Name time the imports of foreign pig iron —The wind,storm did not mill Walton. have his v uck in this eats I . ' have increased from about $M,000 a year The barn of the Royal Hotel was unroofed and that he wirl return to Canada 9rift : 3111DUCIAYI'Vil Vim 14 1 � to over $881,000 last year. At this rate as well as several smaller buildings and packets well lined With Yank e I i I Wallace. ,I e .-� � grft. I Milliner 'in, high duties and bounties are simply rafning milesof fences' were laid level with the backs. I ` i 4 I Idl the Pig Iron Industry and at the present mo-. ground. —The ministerial examinations I I Ing On 0 rainut a concern which usually employs ISO —A fire in the chionev of the Post office Rattenbury street Methodist church at the � I :rsvan has hands at Drummondville, Quebec, is closed block in Exeter on Thursday morning of ton,were concluded Lon Thumday.,eve " 04. F of barberia. . . I I ning of 1 Hudkstop-1 down. In foot the only concerns in Canada last week created a good deal of excitement. last week. On Woduesday, oveningRev, J), bio family I producing pig iron which are worth talking The firemen were called out but their mar- 'Williame, of Mo-4nt Fo-rs5t, gave a-hondl - About are the Londonderry Iron Works, vices were noi needed. . � critiCilim LOU the Jermons of the YOUR e* 'the - late Mi Nova Scotia, and the Canada Furnace Com- —Two young man were placed In the and on Thursday evening Re _g lixii � , , Va. hi I vrt Br6wal, fth, F,xeter, bw . pany at Radnor, Quebec. Since 1883 the cooler for the night and afterwards flood $5 Richardson and Willoughby addressed ti, LtOWU e`v�erj L I Dominion Government has paid In bounties and costs each for disturbiag the service of young men. Rev. Mr. Chown afterw.,d, at . tbe Cal to the Londonderry Iron Company over Salvation Ariiiy at Clinton Sunday night of exented certificates to the young.loen wi, $250,000 in cash and yet they only ran their list week. gr,'L. ,,,ad their examinations. � � League Of tea3perancl . works about eight months in the year and —Joseph Ewing@, of Clinton, better — he brickworkin the north gable of i�4 I I a . vening 11 only employ 175 men in the production of known as "'Neighbor," died on Tuesday . Albion hotel stables at Gortle Was � pig iron. The Canada Furnace Company night of last week. He has resided in that out by the big windstorm. . .blo" .. � SIVOX10 also Mr, .Cue �tlemen employ a coqle of hundred man altogether. town for many a year, having been at one traveller, had jolt unhitched his teaiin 'A Sir Charles Tupper's army of 20,000 man Is time baggagames at the station. . got them insideafew MLOMent$ befo and -1 . 9.011, Y013 re th, Sul; time w now waiting on Sir Olivet Mowat, after a —The otAor night, as four Clinton young crash came. The roof of the Anglo-A,zels , . lapeo� of six years, The beat testimon man were #riving home from Seaforth, they can stables also came near being d111jodg,W` y J . available shows thait iron making requires collided wl�h another rig just outside the and it had to be fastened with guy top" to I The Pr4 special knowledge, the best workman, the former town, and were dumped Into a ditch; prevent damage. Severalwiudowe in tj I ; I 4 . .. t � The old � C I L , . leveland' most 'improved methods and the most mod- fortunately they sustained no, iujury� YlIlige wore broken and other darnalo,dom I orn a poratup,and it is the absence of these, —During the delivery of the sermon in. by thefury of the wind. - 4enoe for t. togetar with the burden of a tax on mining the Trivitt Memorial church, Exeter, on a —The other day Mr. Joseph P,ou, of outof we' machinery wad a tax on coke, which account recent Sunday evening the It htli want out, I L L road, 4" 11 -. Ig I .. Is- 0 . for the failure of establishing this Industry s;od for a time everything was In darkness. e toes nearly 0 with the axe. It sp .. the �estate in Canada, . An I saidt I suppose it can be The now caretaker did not quite understand that he and his brother Henry wers a 't- 9 I 'D. C. .3 it'l I established It the taxpayeri are willing to the apparatus. up a fence where it.crosses the creek - � jauil-14 aoU n " ; pay through the one for it; but with the :-:()a information laid by Inspector Pais- was on one side of the creek and Joseph 011 Ir � � prefers t* 2 � magnificent mineral deposits and the im- ley, Mr. Lee, of Clinton, was on Tuesday of the other. Joseph needed the are - on jis i i , Acre isin 0. mense forests of Canada, suitable for mak. last week, flood $2D and costs for selling side and called to Hour Y to pitch It ovtr, I - douvol forn ing charcoal$ the Industry is indigenous to liquor In larger quantities than allowed Vj Henry &', Once CoLmp - lied and the resultL Tear. . � L 'Wig t1*00o of tb � I I I the country And requires no a ioon feeding.' law; Messrs., MoGarva and Steep, magis- it fall on Joseph's foot, nearly severing fo., - little from T F 1. r&ing folut 1, -1 he declining re I to of the Grand Trunk trates, sat 4n, the axe@. of his toes. . stead wbi 0 '0:'c these -a-on, Railwa " a & th d Kration of the Presi. —Vera B�rratt, of Brussels, while play- —Rev. Samuel Jones ha's presented % � dent air Xe Compsay that an increase in Ing with ionle other children on the river grandson, H. L. Jackson, jeweller, . .1 I of Brul. bab- Rutb served V MA I go% .1 . freight rateswould have'to be made is de. bank some 0ays ago, tumbled In and might solo. with an old yet well pro I I ,I,quu I I I pressing news and made worse by- the fact have fxrcd� b - as her playmates ran entitled " Harmoule upon the Three : - ,van reach . . adly TAI- L that the receipts of the Canadian Pacific away, bad oat Mim's Cooper, teacher, Come a listle" The book measurm 5.J by % ute's shout Railway have also declined to an alarming to the rescuso Vera was none the worse of Inches, Is boundin leather and contafns$% , T'he bou , . extent at the rate of one Million a year. If her bath. . page$. It woo printed in London, F,Ugl&&d I tive Of Fr� both Railway Companies Bud it necessary to —The Commissioners for West Huron, in 1584, sod is conselaently 309 years O'f -4, Trbe,sw, M Of increase their freight rates, the farmers. *ill met In Clinton on Saturday of last week to age. Mr. Jones .had I' I t p r re . seated to him 17 I moUs Ains . _ - catch it -where the chicken felt the axe. It -consider the final disposition of'Wingbarn a friend in old London fifty years ago, Mi, � avian left, L I is to* be hoptid that the Minister of Finance, lice -uses, and after very careful Considers. Jackson *may land it to the NVerld's Fair at I . . . . . . pave,011th who has just returned from a conference tio.n of the whole matter, decided to license., Chicago this year. - thehionse I with the bu 8�iness men In. Montreal, ascer- Ros's and Swarto'hoteli, cutting off OW4 - - -- 11 � . lope. It 1. tained the reasons for the existing de res- and Diusley's. p 6on. It 6, to be feared 'not, however, be- ' —Mr. JohnT rrance, Reeve of SL Tuok6rsmith- , oroh'�and . 0 tan -ley, Coup -T oF RxvrsroN.�The- Court of 1� varrow b2i cause he states that he found the existing sail President Of the South Huron Conserva- vision for this townshi . . ., -STch to 0 tariff perfectly satisfactory both . to the tive Association, has sold his farm in Stan- ,p in to be held .At leading to: I Kyle's hotel on Friday, May Otb, -commenc. . manufacturer* and the importers. It in a ley to 6 neighbor and in on the lookout for Ing at 9 o'clock a.m. � . . .. theconeer " pity Mr. Foster cannot be brought in con- a 200 acre farm. He in negotiating with a. STATi-sTics.-The Assessment roll was .re. the back -0 tact with the consumers, because everybody gentleman near Exeter for the purchase of a turned to 'the clerk's office � . . bind It c( knows that the tariff is satisfactory both to tine farm. . - , April .24th, Loa I -the 11-10tom - D&Mas the manufaeburers and importers as a, rule. —Six young men, residents of Cranbrook contains the , :of L856 persons,shoirl be 31r. C14 Massro. Poster And Bowell will resume their and vicinity, in the township df Grey, left 785 school children 'between L5 and 12 yegn, I Airawing v inquiries inToronto at the and of this week recently to push their fortunes elsewhere. 271 male persons between 21 and -60, 1hirs . ! I Wat-hingti are 4,773 acres ,wood -land, 430 of marib, � -1 by meeting the members -of the Board of Andrew A al And J. Schnock Went to 2,71.6 of fall wheat, 505 of .garden ,and oroh� 62 There a) - Calil 7fohn Corsalitz, to Manitoba,- f --i a the A Trade. It. is worthy of notethat In his lornia� 1. I a - eC4 speech at the banquet in Montreal Mr. foo. Charles Seal, A Zimmer and Stephen Krea- ard. A very much needed reduction is this . *biyve. ths I Lol") L . year made in the valuation of farolpir ter deilared It the system of protection star, to Miehigan, - r- Properki L would not be adandoned, but that the tariff —Governor Dickson, of the county jail,. much of the farm property Val 1 Metly � the estate: would be reformed. Now the tariff cannot reports that be had last week but three assemsed at, or about, its real Value, A land -is to .-I be reformed unleis the principle of it is boardero, all old men committed in vagrants. reduction is maide Of $200,000. The t6t&l Fresidenti . I I changed, for no matter how you readjust In the 28 years he has been in the bastle PqPu lat'ien is 2,686, a decrease since 1887 of � � I the grest: � . I the tariff there is no real reform so'long as there has never been any better showing nearly 300. . L steps of ti it is done for the purpose of protlectlag in. than this at this season of the year. In 1892, .8 A Jbxz Coz;Tjcm—The young people of .the 6 chool Section -No. 1, Tuckeremith, b%d.& thst fant industriep. � there were 14 inmates at this date. that -,spot 4 . . . Mr, Carling, ex -Minister of Agriculture, —Miss Elizabeth Willis sued the estate meeting on Friday ivening last for the pura I standw, J has refused1he appointment offered to him of the late James Willis, of Exeter, far a pose of putting [6 -a committee to art -tor up to the I for An entertainment which they intad I I , of Honorary Commissioner to the World's sum of money claimed for services as nurse , es 'Ustity to I Fair, and Mr. G. R. R. Cockburn, M. F. for during his illness. The matter was left to having Sometime iu the mouth OFMAY or i Contra Toronto, has been appointed in his arbitration and Judge Tome, Henry ElIber June.—At theolose of the meeting avW � Dresso , place. When Mr. Car)LIng was kicked and Dr. Hyndinan were in Exeter taking , interesting time was spent as the teadin, � ,Navy,, . out of the Cabinet and deprived .of evidence in the matter. The arbitrators ?It. J.Ingram, had offered at the lan me#- � : rO n serl all influence and all patronage th , a pro. granted- the young lady $600 and all costs. ing a prize to the lady ,it gentleman wbo per thing would have been to retire —While Mr. Joseph Wheatley, of I Clin- would revea � I the best practical joke, , Three : able,, inset from public life, but like the veteran who ton, was making L& fire in his wife's bedroom goint',emen were !chosen to sat an a - , sat WAIM] logo superfluous on the stago,he remains in a the other day,he noticed that the pipes had After they had heard several Comical jt; 4 wbon the . � . position ofindignity it not contempt.. After partially parted.- He bib them a smart r&p - era -eked, they gave their. ,decision in favor � the -M) IFT-111 the way Sir John Thompson treated him, to drive them Into place and they tumbled of Nlixs Sarah Horton, of Lumley, and Mr, � able artiel, Mr. Carling's acceptance of the appoint. about his core. In order to prevent their Samuel Buchanan, of Tuckersmith, betwms I , Iday. La -ad ment he boo just declined would have re- Ing fire to the room, he caught them in whom the.prize was divided. . � I striped clil "tt ban CiOUNCIL.—The council met at Dixon't share thail minded the people of Western Ontario of his dol, which were several- burned. 1� the do$ which licks the hand that strikes --- :The Murphy farm, on th4f7th concession hotel, May 2ad. - .After routine the follow, I i in their in Ing chaugen ware made in the list of poth. lis. Those him. As It Is, Mr. Carling will obtain of Hallett, has been purchased by Messrs. of H. L I . credit for refusing the sop thrown to him. Bell and Lasbam, of Loodoeboro, at $4,200. masters: D. McLean instead Horton, 11)rown, tat Messrs. Bowell and Angers are attending AlthaUgh,the barn was burned the price is John Gammill instead of H. Bubolz, Goor 4 . �thel&A t'A th . L F MoKay instead of D, McKay, W'L DixoX goods a openi of the World's Fair to -day in thought to be reasonable. Theme men are stead of W. Plawas. Division X. 80 wn to el . divided, placinj J. -McKinley I Muldrew, Weave, aui Chicago, M. Bowell as Acting Premier and pretty extensive land holders, and know �Ianivra Mr. Angers as head of the Department hay. how to buy right. � , I ing the Canadian exhibit In charge. —Mr. Alex. Badour, of the Maitl%nd D. Clark, E. Martin, D-. Mciay and J. *ere it no Mr. '. * � . Cockburn and Senator Tasse will be there concession, Goderich towashi has bOUghLt Ber iwl, s, now Division, No. 90; J. andhopow as Commissioners, so that Canada will be from Mr. Percy Evans, the It sore farm on L Mmuld ,, pathmaster. The Court of U in every well represented. vision Z11 'be hold an MAY 26th, at . ibroo shid, . Chan 0"01, L . Th the out side ol the Maitland concession. It 9 O'clock. � Kyle"s hotel. L $1.1w p, a Militia Department have reduced the adjoins Mr. Badour's farm, and now gives - . 000 of � .er,.. price of munition of Snider rilles to S I ship of property Affecting Lthe -right of suffir- fi�crty4ighi . I 8 per him about 250 acres In a block. There were age or ot4er privileges, should receive attes- � e1g,lit, to I thousand rounds -and of Alartini-Henri to no buildings on the place and Mr.- Hadour , � i - $15 per thousand. li got , It at a reasonable price., tion frominterested parties, that the nem- ': train Ef ti It Is not yet known when the Earl of —On Sunday a ware owned by Tyndall-, :sry changeliniky b L a made by the coarlp 'giality, at Derby will sail for England. aving a later and heavier expense, Those i4t -snay bi His Excel. Brotherb, of the 2nd Concession of Hullatt, I I I , 1.0neY continues to sign himself Stanley of met with a nasty accident. The hired man entitled to nianhood suffr&Lge, who have a Turd, &a Praston, mad will no doubt continue to do was leading It oat of the stable, carrying t received notice from th6 aseetsof � lUmvidth ;� L 0 , �t their names have been , placed UP- S-Ve cefits, so until all the formalities of succeeding to manure fork under one arm ; the handle a b& I L I the title are com I the fork accidentally caught something, and he roll) should apply At Once Laud bive the Japal _plated in England. r ; . .day for the the mare ran up against the prongs, two of namesadded by the court,' The Coun- Cool, andL I The Supreme Court meets to f fh e'ti 0 n delivery of judgment@ and to -morrow for which entered Its side. oil will meet on the 26th of May, -at 2 surnmer ,t] .- the -he Ing of op Als. o'clock, when -a large number; of jobs will in'July AS a" —Death has just removed one of the early be let by tender. For description of work' blue or br The ' lety of Canada niost* here pioneem of Colborne township, in the parson sea posters. The Cleaning -out of the bk I are selects on the 23;d of May. of Mrs. Durst, or., reliot of the late Adam ditch will be Int by -tender as soon as possible $1� twent, An agreement has been reached by which Durst, who died on Friday of last week, rit I 10 W1011. , : after the water is sufficiently ,lowered 10 . I the bores car line in Ottawa Is to be somigs. the residence of her son in Buffalo, at the , b 'a & I � mated with the electric liues'which will Me of 71 years, She was a member of the ena le co tr otors to properly examine Us : give the Capital the finest - work.,and of which due notice will be givell. � BOmeth service on the Evangelical church, and her remains were . i . ." L : . 11 continent. . brought to Colborne for interment, , 1 . I - I —What might have been a soriousli L t , . or Gorrie I I )�ear Jo`i , I I Huron Notes. fatal accident occurred on Monda of last NoTis 13Y THR WAY. . . -to*,n -he * I Y —The Rev. Mr. Tor- ! � - - Mrs. oily, an &&ad lady of MaKillo weak to Master Nelson Trawerthu, eldest rAinee. of Goderioh, occupied the pulpit in of , the d14 assed to er rest on Tuesday of last w P9 son of Mr. John Trowerthm, of Holmesville. the :new Methodist church here on I SabbAk thel worry. I J p OaK' A - he was angs, ad tying up a, hoese, it kick- last, both morning and evening, preaching .i i ,� —The wind storm blow over and broke " ,any wond I I 11 � off mayor !i the monuments In the Clinton ad and the won or was it didn't kill him,but two ex cellent sermons to large andienow, thilsmall ,� I cemetery. as it was he only received a severe bruise an Mr. Torrance is a fluent, fo -cible, logical -pro'll'oh-ing. - I the le He is able to be around again, preacher, who never hesit r . talk? Pooll —Mr. . Cardi f6rmarly of Bayfield, has . ate& to decla" tie - removed a Hennall, where he has bought a —Ur. Joseph McPherson, chaesemaker of whole trUL �th, and is -deservedly 1DopULlsr,-%M ir-radame )i bo* t d ' boo business. - the Morris and Grey factory, having accept- the large audience, compoired of .'representil- inore ; shi ed a position in New York State, the Direc. tives from all the deno i -nations I - the 'di- aud lives,i 0"Zies Annie Bridge, of Belmore, out her tors have engaged Mr. Neil McLaughlin, jr., lage, m U Jack, tire hand , so severely a few days ago that six smpl-y testified. His many frionill -, ` Otitches I ad to be put in. as his succeesor. Mr. McLaughlin has had here were much pleased to have Q oppor- an overh a number of years' experience in same of tunity of hearIn a looks lintl j —The scent windstorm blew down more g him againand to learn -of standiaR imber in Grey- township than An the best factories a�nd will, no doubt,L give lite havin been completely cured of his �w,aiter laq Y the beat of satisfaction. .8 CA � �he lake breeze evidently agrew single at in within the past twenty years. —A team attached to a lumber wagon,the clati . I his 414 1. L—soup, ill —Dori g the recent wind storm the kit. with him, as he has not lost any of dewr Jack chen of . R. ValiEllmond, of the Huron property of Mr. George Fox, of East Wawa- tf me vim. He left for the county town on ' � lite him Road, H lett, was blown over. nosh, ran RLW&Y,on Victoria street in Wing- the I o'clock train on Monday his Many Ae4led,": V I � . barn on Saturday of last week. The horses friends regretting th , 'I 4 . —Mr ague MoDiarmid, of Hullett is . 'I I at his stay amollgot smoklu ' parted from the w gon in front of Showers' them was so short.—Mrs. Armstron wife I - aToondll * - I - say � etting aterial on the ground for the'en- a 9' - � y LSU - fargamen. of his house, pump -works and continued up the hill and of our esteemed Veterinar � - rLgadn' -hall ling th I , out towards Bluevale, but were captured be- been very ill for a few days, We hope -she .ieiy Of.: ., —G. �i. Deadman, of Brosselsi has three L - she . - 11 __ May F Jersey cows that are giving over. 3,000 lbs. fare getting very far. Not a great deal of loon be restored to her wonted healtb- If'ohe h: , � � . of vailk V'er month. � damage was done. —Mr. Henry Day iisegain buying horses for ,ollot ,to, , —Mr. �t. R. Johnston, of Zurich, has —Thomas Gledhill, of Benmiller, in com- the British maTket.—At the annual meeting I I "Ied to I sold his t�,attiug. horse to Mr. Thomas Berry pany with Xavior Baeohler, jr., of Lesburn, of the Mechanics' Institute an Monday last I 10 � 0 MY of Heneall, for a -very handsome Imum. has purchased a large tract of timber land Mr. Richard Rose, J.P., and Mr. Thom" I are as e fai —The inghani District meefing of the near the village of Haliburton. The prop- Nash, editor ofthe Vidette, were:&PPOL'atad 'Were tire arty consists of 1,000 acres and they a adhid # Methodi church will be hoId in that - reg- directors, taking theplaces ,so L I of two retir6d -1 I ., Ing to put up a saw mill right &WXY. ho members.—M.r', D6ig has given up house- ana no P, town on �hursday and Friday, Sth and 19th L L 1. of May. i I timber ill principally black birch, cedar .and keeping for the time being and he and kilo public ro L . - . . other mixed woods for which there is a good wife :are boardi]3g !, a ILU boo � OV -4 w� A a a owned by Mr. Gabri I Elliott, of .—Mr. Suth rl d , i . I ,y.,o,,U;, I demand in the cities. rented the ho lately ,vacated by MY- - : Goderieltwinship, last week d opped four use - . � 1 an lainbs, aN of which are living and doing —A few -.days ago as Mr. Alexander Me- Green and intends moving at ,an early date, L -' dift ' & - � in I - - too i E� . LL ' well, I Loan, of Lanes, And his hired boy were & L . i : . —Mr. Charles Mitchell., son of Mr. Jame# i 9�� —A mare belonging to Mr. J his Jamie- driving out of the barn on a load of bay, the Mitchell, intends leaving for Ksusas in A ; aisaratibv I I son, of !Lanes, presented him with twin horses suddenly became unmanageable and few days. Charlie has brothers out there �, . thi;iga, tc � � - colts the �othsr day, but unfortu xtely they , ran &WAY, overturning the load of hay and who advise him to try his for I tune U si,ugcle �� shwilders '' I 'I -1 "I i both dieA. burying the two underneath. We are sorry Sam's Domains." Charlie is in theprime0f make it p - .- � ?V.114e the - —A y4ung lady named Ron& a, of Lon. to say that both were very badly hurt and life, stout, strong and healthy, just the kind - I . don, has ,issued a writ gainst a y'oung man it will be some time before they will be able - ,?f.maim that Canada can't affoM to lose WO 111 Ahort, , of Exste�, charging �Iim with breach of to be around again. join him many friends in wishing him ws;cc;�; . klaevv Y-01 , promise Of marriage. I —Two petitions have been in circulation in the far West. —On Saturday afternoon -of . . . last week a football match was played be- . - �The Ibig wind storm of two eeks 9120 in MoKillop, one for and the other against I Be: r, I - . ; .. is said �o have done more dams�ge in East the granting of a license to the hotel at tween the married men and the single mOu , 1, ] m . -, n ta&n Wawano!sh than any storm ei ce the town- Leadbury, the application for which was of Gorrie, resulting in favor of the latter bY �y I .; ship was�first settled. � kods I . . i .� . laid over at the m?eting of the East Huron a, score of 3 to 2. 'throshol . —It 4rumored that action w I be taken Licenee Commissioner@. It is said that . — 'Which t -- by An interested parson to quash certain considerable feeling has been aroused and B17th. Aoetor ,c busine . - I I .es Idone by the Wingham. t wn council that many of those ;ho signed the petition BRiEF,s.—At the regular meeting -of the -- for )hlim, this'year the ground of illegs, ity. asking for the license are now anxious to I - � At h:lofaneral of the infant son of Mr. have their names taken off. - - I adependent Order of �Good Templars' lodg0t - . Evory wi on Friday evening, the following officers grele At 1. George �,Patterson, of McKillop, Mr. John —At a special meet of Brussels council wire elected for the present quarter: C,� e.)Uoy of t ' Berry'@ 4orse'was frightened by � I a dot run- recently, the case of i2goald vs. Howe was D., Robert Somers ; F� C. D., Wm# F4- guilty 'Of ning outl and after a few plunges his uggy discussed but an nothing definite was Arriv- lock ; Vice D.., Minnie Pollock ; Recording of her bo was thrown into the ditch and h self and ad at, it was decided to foreclose the mortgp Secretary, Wm. Sloan ; Fiusucial Seere, She � I Mr. Geqrge Nicholson thrown out ad well age held by, the corporation amounting to tary,. Cha . rlea Stewart ; Chaplain, Rev. )-it r- or bottle, shaken �p, The horse ran for about a $5,000. It wall also intended to have an in- Higley ; Marshal, J. Somers - Guard-, 317"ll th4t the mile b f b lag caught. Mr. Alex. Smith's junction issued Compelling Mr. Ronald to Ballantyne; Sentinel- Heriert Ashbury; Of -,cloths ' ' I horse a' r: a arted by the runaway and abandon his seizure of the woollen mill 8, J. D., Maud Kiag.—I Rev. Mr. Campbell, be. 'v? let I . plunged into Mr. Allan's double carria machinery under a chattel mortgage,but Mr. I 1with t of Lindsay, ocoupied the Methodist chur,011 . thO panic I - . twisting the axle of the rig. Miss Al ' W. .M. Sinclair, acting for Mr. Ronald, in- pulpit both morning and evening of SundaY . c0liet, ... . .. . , � I I . I i I I i ,� I i I . % ; . I I I . I I I I . � I 1 - J I � � I - - ; : 4 i � I . . . 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