HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-08-26, Page 4THE HURON SIGNAL
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2d, 1881.
THE FALL TEAM.
Grain is already cooing into the mar-
ket„ sad money is beginnisig to ices
more freely. Tlraaerehant is rejoicing
over the prospect of a brisk fall trade,
and the handling of more cash. The
way to iucress° trade is to °demise
wisely. If you have bargains, tell the
people about it. II you want public
custom, invite it. Our large and rapid-
ly increasing circtslatioe tenders Tam
MroNAL the best medium for reaching
the public in this vicinity. The mer-
chant who neglects to advertise in a
paper rescuing so many treaders is doing
his business an injury. Try our rates
for the nest four months.
"BIG CRY AND IJITTLY WOOL."
Our neighbor, the News, wants sym-
pathy. It alleges that a scandalous
piece of favoritism has been exhibited
because it diff not get the printing for
the West Huron Fall Show. In an ar-
ticle, nearly half a column in length, it
twutndly Dentes the officials of the so- 1 means.uf cDuferring a L.a.11 uixnt our h add theharbor,
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1881.
KR HECTOR LARtEVIN
Visit of the minister of Public 1
Works to Goderi3h.
nor tarots to those alma she thought
deserving. The conferring of the title
upon l.i►u wan a pleasing tribute to his
Province, acrd was au honor to all those
t his creed. Isn•.',tt tau al i extraction.
But he would now talk of a matter which
would be more t.. the taste of his
hearers to -day -about the harbor,
Goderich harbor of refuge. He was
happy to say that he it had been who
had recommended the construction of a
G.ternn.ent Winter at G.derieb. And
when he did su he had two objects in
view: tintq, he wished to establish a har-
bor of refuge at Goderich, iu the interest
of mariners and ship owners; and in' the
second place, he was Batxious to show
that he was nota nun bound up in one
Previuce, but took interest in the Do-
minion as a whole. He belonged to the
people at large, and worked for
them without regard to any narrow limit-
ations Although of French extrac-
tion, he was a British subject and a
�Iiuiat. r .'f the Crown, and was at all
tuxes dete.ntinetl to act in the interest
of the whole, regardless of feelings of
nationality or location. It was pi.saible
that puny to -day listened to hon who
might be opd•osed to hits politically, but
*seem•• y Sae t as•r w l etsaett-
ttthe A.Nress- Reply lay air I;ecsee- s
Sim Marber said 'Sews She
a�Kllasaeeeet.
Hon. Sir Hector Langevin, Minister
of Public Works for Canada arrived at
Goderich at 4 o'cluck p. in. on Thunhay
by carriage from Kincardine, sccompan-
ied`by Mr. McKay, Secy., dd r. Perley,
Chief Engineer of Public \ orks, Mr.
Farrow, M. P. North Huron, 1t:ghtmev-
er, of Kincardine, and Messrs F. W.
Johnston and 8. Platt of Goderich.
Shortly after his arrival the members
of the Town Council met, and forthwith
prooasded to the Court House Square,
where His Worship, the Mayor, .,it
behalf of the town, presented the Minis-
ter of Public works with the following
ADDRESS,
Tease Hes. Si, Hector Lanwayet rix, Y. C.
Minister til Ywtlic Works:
It is with the greatest pleasure we to-
day welcome you to the town of (eed-
erich on this, yuur second official visit.
Eleven years have elapsed sinco your
previous visit, but the tine intervening
between the two oecas has served to
show that your former cut uing was the
AbilDEYT. --Thu vett .run horseman
Mr. J. J. Fisher re -ovally sustained a
painful injury by the heat}• stallion,
"General" stepping upon his foot. Mr.
Fisher's tors were badly crushed, and he
suffers otosiderable pain from the injury.
OANADLAN NEWS.
Mr. Jeremiah Dorman, of lot 30, con'
cession 7, McGi$ivrayy, departed ithie
life on Monday last. Deceased was ,one
of the pioneers of the northern portion
of ltliddle.ex, and took an active part in
advatrciug the educational and religious
interests of the township and its sur-
' rounding*
lu his Inven►e.ss; a -c' ,Mr. Mackrnrae I1j
pr,ibte41 out 1!ae : t1 ati.t.t.c of C:u„al;a 1c 1H
tug represented in in'eruatiowil .L.c u. -
Sion* by uten Who (eel- n .: to the country.
rather than by Englishmen who Rate nu
knowledlre ..f is. Mr. M:, -kenzie look
the Curethan view 0 the questrou, and
showed that although he is a l�cotchnnan
and loves hi* traits laud dearly, he does
not put Canada in the seams' place when
Canadian interstate are at stake. He re-
minds us that lard Caniarv.;n, :.t that
nate Secretary fur the l'.'.,uies,
named au Englishman to represent s- '
nada in the fisheries dispute, but that I
the Englishman was dis •laced for a Ca -
!Indian on the ground that "in all tat-
ters .•f 14p1 I li14 y Eugli.Rtu: n h...l en �
outwitted by the United sates. As
we all know, the Canadian was Sir A. T.
Galt, and the award in favor of Caned&
was five and a half millions of dollars.
As Mr. Mackenzie say.. the chances are
that if an Eii t s!.uuui had t foliaged ;he
turiuess l'.144.:.1 a u, ;ill ,.ay. c,.ti.-
iug. He is quite right in taking
the position that it 's far letter t.. have
Canadian affairs managed by th,.or who
understand them than by those who
ew nothing whatever of theta. That
is a aottiltl ji1 e1: 1r to go upon.
n.
Trickett, who has been unable to Leat
Canadian oarsmen, feells himself .luitc
competent to measure sculls with the
Americans. He has challengede any hits mar
in the United
Mr. Thus. Swinyard's name has been
mentioned in connection with the man-
agement of the Northern railway, ren-
dered vacant by the death of Mr. Cuur-
berland. Mr. Swinyanl was for many
years manager of the Great \Vesteru,
and is an able railway titan, but he can-
not "orate" like the late Northern man-
ager, n..r can he swear as vigorously as
the present Great Western manager.
Mr. Swinyerd has been for some years
it Was ,,I ssible t.. object to a man'a Poli- manager 4 the Dominion Telegraph
tics ane? cet 'a. friendly with him per Ci,,� and now that telegraph amalgam-
ation
s•a4a11y. \Is'ut their harbor, -lie had is the order of the day he may be
taken iefuge with thew to -day, and ready to ge back to railroading.
trusted he was among friends At pre -
An article in the September number
sent he could not gives definite answer of Harpers Magazine discusses the
eiety for their atison in the matter, and i town for which veu will be ever remtem-
says, "It savors too much of Grit clique I bored trust kindly by the residents of
doIngs." The News then goes on to say:
God rich
As far back as 1860, the question 0
"It may be that our friend, Mr. A. McD. the estsblishutent 4 a harbor of re -
Allan has worked for THE SIGNAL, as he fuge on the eastern shore of Lake Hu -
claims to have done other years." And , r"n was under consideration by the Gov- I
so on runs the terrible indictment. enuutlnt of the day, but, notwithtliaml-
lugthe fact that a recouonutdation in fa -
The quarrel is none of outs, but "1 ver of Goderich harbor was made on May
our friend the editor of the _'dews is a 114th, 18ti0,by the Committee 4 the Leg -
little rash in his statetasnts, and as he I *Wive Sthe [utter, antappointed
poi i tedn t iy 17thti-
g,
throws oast a number of uncalled-for as '184it lot a Parliamentary Committee, no
genions upon innocent people. we grant w- made by the Government for
hasten to set him right in the matter.. the prosecution of the work.
The printing fur the West Riding I However, in 1870, en an official tour,
4 Heron AEriculttaal Society was similar to that which you are at present
the same 'undertaking in the interest of the De-
Isl thee year en exactly partmeut "f which you are the head, and
basis ass last year, when Mr. \\'Rite- with the laudable intemtien "1 becoming
ly was manager of THE S►ci eL-the t.ettcr a.,tuatuted wit'.& the ::ar,ug1
prize lists being given to THE SIGNAL, ' working of that bunch of the public
service, by persl nal ohsertvation, you
and the bills and tickets to the tar- i came to Guderich. \\'Rile here, you
which shows how partizan was the ac- I were favorably impressed with the great
tion 4 the "Grit clique.- True, Mr. 1 natural advantages possessed by God
Whitely has severed his cennectien erich is its magnificent harbor, and after
a careful and muIuteexamittation, sustain -
with T4s SIGNAL, and is now connected I ed the reports of the various engineersand
with another establishment, but that the Parliamentary Committees of 1860
doesn't alter the facts of the case. Mr. :and Dail, by ren,mmending that an ap-
Whitely in 1880 found no fault with the 1'rupriation be made ray the • iuvern-
anent for the construction of the necess-
ary works to [Hake Goderich harbor a
work between the Star and THS SIGNAL, harbor of refuge on the eastern coast,
arrangement fur the distribution of the
notwithstanding the fact that a third s
office --and the seif-sante establishment 1
over which Mr. Whitely n. ow presides --
for
to err cess respecting ,r, t h f h N lth-
fur the reason that he had not yet in- west. The writer Gays that a harder and
sleeted it ; but if he found, un better carie[ "f wheat is grown in Man-
itoba than in Minnesota, and that it is `�•
wheat -growing calm n area u t a o
INE STATIOILERY!
MOORHOUSE
Has Just upeaed out a
UPERIOR GRADE
$10,000 a side.
that necessary repairs and improvements
should be ivade, they would be at once
attended to, and an appropriation made
with the sanction of the Governor -in -
Council. The address was a lengthy
one and gtce reasons for the prosecu-
tion of the wort, but one good reason
had been omitted -the Government had
this year a surplus of $3,500,000, and
if on investigation an expenditure on the
harbor was f.,uud to doe necessary,
the n: nc•c would be fortheoming.
(Hear, hear., His previous visit to
Goderich had been full of pleasant re-
collection, for on that occasion he was
1 1 M M. C. Cameron, •a
olitical o op .urns. He regretted to
that gentleman 1. ..0 been suffering The en1111A `ale 111141.: 1:.• cur -piers o the
illness of late. but was ,,peas- grew with the country, engaging in mer -
1
sly in demand by the manufacturers Afoatctpatifr of the Torn of t:udetit'A, TLat can be bought anywhere.
of est quality flour. In illinnesota, but County c' /►creno
especially in states farther south the Notice;. hcnby lusts t
h
at the !'.t rat as
wheat softens and runs out in the course persons apt•4ring by t:.r last re.is t asci•..
ui a few ears, and fresh seed has to meat roll of the said n'u14iripatity, , to tis' ,'n
y unfelt to +uta in the 844(4 wuuut{'al'ts, at
imported. The writer expresses the municipal elections and election to the 1..•sis-
opinion that a still better quality of Voter. Lisa[ A -t of is�ee wpm unit posted up
wheat can be grown on the prairies be- in my oMcr, at (iodrrieh, on the 22nd day of
yond Manitoba, and that this regiiin la August, net and temente teereforiespectiee.
destined to be the great wheat -producing Electors are eahcd ulsn, t.. cMnn4inc It t' said
list, and it *ray 111088on , r . 1Lcr rerun. are
centre of America. 4 sur Northwest un- found Iben•in, to take ituo.•dao,• prol'e.•'t'n6' 13
O 0
0
0 questionably has a great future before it. to+e' the said errors carr. cued uccuraliag to
low
NOTE PAPERS
hying
1u all the Shapes. These are the
PIII'�t �IIIII Fiusi G00��
Prices Moderate l
Mr. Wm. Goo derham, sen., died at Duitcd at Goderich this ."_hid Aug. [tial. IF ,
Toronto on Saturday morning. 93 )115 .o . tIooRC.
aged1NI1, ler: i.t •.tial mnniemaltc.
ROLLS
entrrtainro y _ r. . years. Deceased was in the British ser- -_- --- - -
vice in Martinique in early years. He • i� 1-1(4 IN L1'VE STI11K ASSOCI
pcame here from En laud in 1833 and I l TION.
ser -
earn had g f h
u o.0
ed to know that Ilia condition was antile business. He was successful in
- all h ventures,and amassed and int
\' r prosperity uAI entries must accompanir
re-
Huron Live Stock Ar... into 1- will be held
in the Town of Clinton, on WEDNESDAY,
Huron
much int Droved. His resent rets ►s stock for It 19 4)01. Parties desiring to enter
p p p stock for this sale, can do so up t7, the morning
tion evinced good feeling from I mense fortune. He was interested in of the sale: but only such stock as is ebtered
all quartan, and this was u it should many insurance and monetary curpwr-
Secan ase asen in the •Srcle letaltuguuc
be. \ e must all have the f Miens and he and his partner Mr. J Id by the
the whops country at heart, and must G. Worts, virtually owned the Itallk of uired fee, and owners of stook must send iu
not divide on *null matter Whether Toronto. His nine is known through- dtplaingly *oelites anui4a' fully made out
our friends are in peewee use not, if the out the continent in c,miection with his Tern .r tetra■ee.
distills He leaves seven suns and For each thoroughbred Stallion. Mare. nun.
Horsley prospered we should not en- distillery. , Cow or Reiter, r!; for each pair of sheep or
eater to put out men who tributing to the .roe •eritv.simply to sup- 31r. Henry Ware, late Secretary of commission of 1 per cent. will be charged on
d entering should
d the1 were con -
swine, daughters
swine, xt cents; grade stock halt price. .\
( 1 all stock add. All roan
t plaint them with [,then ; but if the men' the Young Men's Christian Association, have the pedigree ldAl of whooeir•
in power did not do their duty, then I London. Ont., and for some year 11
I turn themt H thanked then[ in evangelist and city missionary in the
sw• io t e ca
logue. All entries must b.• addressed to the
out.
e $erretary at Seafinth. and furtherinforntaticn
for their kind address. east of London, England, has accepted a will bet `111;lie bLth�m
uch as had been lung required b}• mar- conclusion,Sea Secretary.
nor: and shit, owners.- Cheers were then given for Mr. Lan- unanimous call to the pastorate of the JA4 . BIGGINS. Clinton i're-idet,t. Pour.
Tit, i eskilt proved that y •ur ; adbnoent , geviu and the l,•ueen.1 p
_Ba Dtist church at Kincardine Itis 1 ro-
was a uud, .and that the discernment ' At the conclusion of Sir Hectors re-
posed that the ordination "e 111r. Ware
ALLAN LINE
Imanage- entered the carriages as a Baptist mini will tak
ld h theDepartmentof Public! prepared forh bytheCouncil, place in the Baptist church,on Wednes-
wasenwy,i the Ware
running order, under the man- which has characterized your as marks the partyregularP e
agement of Messrs. Cathcart R A me . 1 ment..,1 u is t a occasion cunt
Th h f arrangement was right I Works was clearly exhibited when you and endeavored to carry out the remain-
day, Aug. 31st. Mr. are is not un•
in 1880, is it wrong in 1881 mude'Yhe selection. der of the programme, which consisted known in the eastern part 4 the county:
ate the ins- An appropriation was made by the ..1 an examination of the harbor, and ani He labored as an evangehst in Walker- 1
1 i specifics- ton and Dunkeld duringlast summer.
essiunthat the public will be the fusers I recommendation, but fhb oppx,rtunity tions prepared by the council, and sub- We bespeak for him a successful pester-
Again, the .us would ere
Government. nan accordance with your inspection of the pans and
I o
• pr
f 1' uIl was nto a t e y g to 1 the Harbor Master s dote to the
by net having the work given out differ- I fur carrying out your original intention mitted to Sir Hector by Capt Dances, ate in Kincardine.
ently. Well, we don't know what the
owing
1,rdduu
Incoof those
changes which at I International Salt Block. owned by Mr. THE WORLD OVER.
Star will charge this year, but the esti- 'any time are liable to .occur an a land of 1.10seph Kidd; to the North American I • -
mate given by THE SIGNAL eau from $8 free: institutions, where contending par- Chemical Salt works, superintended by The Conservatives of Dumfries, Scot -
10 lower than last' ear, when Mr. , ties are anything; like equally balanced- Mr. Rice and to other points of inter- ,'land have refused to have anythingtodu
to )
of
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL. LONIIONIIELIIY. GLAD
G(1Iv. ,
SHORTEST SEA IBM_ TE.
Cabin. Intermediate and Steerage Tickets at
LOWEST RATES
--
Steerage Passengers are lee,lied to London.
Cardiff. Bristol. Queenstown. Derry-, Belfast,
fialway and Glasgow. at same rates as to
L! s erpool.
8d1L1 \'(:3 FJ€I).t1 QUEBEC.
\1O1tAt•IAN .. 27th August.
However, .your successor in office, est. 1 with the proposed nnanument to Robert SARMATIAN
Whitely was manager of THE SIGNAL,
protea led to carry a n the mor mag the evening ase ecu, on the
rated byyou. and m so doing,showed I partywere entertained at a dinner given democratic in his political ideas." Who. POLYNESIAN....
P" PARISIAN...
rates that he believed your action, in locating I. the Town Council, at the "Park ever cannot subscribe to what 'edifies •aunialAN ..
' if\fuascuN ....
With regard to Mr. Whitely'* gratui- the harbor of refuge at Goderich, to be muse. There was a large and select there may be in "A mans a man for a' �ARrtATIAN ..... . 1'.th
outcome d d d S' H t expressed I behind h' B w CIRCASSIAN. . :rad
•
h k" a u- InS' Hector and his Burns,h ground that he "was too I t IRCASSIAN
and, it » to be :presumed, fixed theESIAN
Ifth "
, .17th "
. 21th "
.. 1st Oct'br.
wh
tons allusion to Mr. A. McD. Allan the etc me of wisdom. attendance an it eC ..r that is met is age as urns as
k for THE Sn NAL "u he claimed
But he, in his turn, was not permitted himself very favorably, with regard tis' somewhat ahead of his own. The }toe-
k which hail . h h 1 f 3 ( de f 8 f lass
*, the p o ical I rich, through their representatives while his political errors, if he cherished
working u y g ppeople - try o urns is u the immortalc
K to finish the mor w .w ou mai •• 1
t e esthete u the e of..
to have done in fernier years," we have urated. Another turn
wheel, and we find you, Sir Netter. The spread prepared by Capt. G. W. ian •, are harmless now, and his best
only W say that we know neither of itis
action in the [natter this year, nor in the
Past. Mr. 'Whitely was a partner in the
"Huron Signal PrintingiCo.," in conjunc-
tion with Messrs Allan and Gissing, and
it ill -becomes hint to make any exposures
again oc.:upvu1Z the is.sltton which you McGrec,r, the enterprising manager of po :tical opinions 4 almost universal ac .
held when the work on the har(s,r of the "Park House" was one "f the best ; ceptation. Burns will be remembered
refuge at Goderich was initiated. From eever witnessed in Gderich, and did I when the narrow-minded Tories ..f Dum-
a knowledge of your past action in be- , credit to Goderich's well known sum mer' fries are deservedly forvotten.
ginning the work on the Government resort.
The proper thing to do with a sum 4
money or a parcel or anything else of
harbor at this point, we took with ,a'n-
hitl
of the doings of the firm, rightlyf
wrongly, fur it has been said, "It s a ing with your character to leave anytlun
t to your action in
the Store.
or
knowing as we de, that it is not use keep- •-
value. when y..0 find it, is to advertise
, it. if this had been done in the recent
K HoR+E Dttu.-J1r. C. Gin in, Breve
dirtybird that fouls its own nest." The -- be it Important .fro otherwise -an an .,f \\-eat Wtwanc'sh. had a valuable hone case of a Tor, ntonian who found a lady's
dress at Burlington Beach he would pro-
!'
ro-
!'cited b}' us, in any shape unfinished condition. • , died last Saturday from intlamntatin' tahl., not have got into trouble, and
l h t
work was unso
or form. We did not even kit )w• who "' late everything to none you o HARVENT1NG.-Harvesting is complet- would have escaped the gross injustice
were the direceers for 1881, and did nut complete the work. It was begun by ed in this vicinity- farmers are busily dune him by the Hamilton police. By
you, after careful investigation; your
successor in office, although oppose.' to
yhu isdnically endorsed your decision
by his subsequent action In the matter,
the natural location of the harbor is all 1
that can be desired: and lastly, the i
mount of money already expended trust
be looked upon as wasted, comparatively
aq,eaking, if the work be left in an un-
finished condition.
Since your last visit to Goderich you
hare been the recipient of a title sof dis-
tinction at the hand of Her Majesty
the Queen, through her Viceroy. Al-
low us, Sir Hector to congratulate pail
upon having received this manifestation
of Royal favor, for, although essentially
a democratic people, we are nevertheless
loyal 1., Britain and to Britain'sQueen,and
leek upon a mark 4 respect tendered [Dy
Royalty to a Canadian statesman as not
without significance.
engaged in preparing their ground for
fall wheat.
New THRESHER. ---Megan. Morrow ik
opprosa'l. any I4 then) on the subject. advertising an article 0 value you may
Furthermore, we believe the Director- have found, you give proof of your hon-
esty and your desire to restore the arti-
ate was not actuated ly otherthan honor-
able motives when ti,e precedents which
had in past years been endorsed by Mr.
Whitely were follewed out in 1881.
We have exhibited ne antipathy to-
wards Mr. Whitely or his new journalistic
venture. We lselieve this world owes
everybody a living, if everybody only
knows enough to nuke the world pay
what it. owes. It is a matter of no im-
portance to us whetter the -Vries suc-
ceeds or fails, for its success will not in-
terfere with the Feld occupied by Tye
SIONAt_ If two journals of Conserve -
tire leanings can grew rich in Goderich,
there is ample room for one on the up -
In conclusion, Sir Hector we again
posite political range. llut if the Yens tender yon a most hearty welcome to
believes in exhihiting its wounds. bruises Gtderioh on behalf of the people 0 the
own, ir-eapectiveof ja,htical bias, and
and putritying soles every time it doesn't hope lb.r expression of our sentiment
get all its editor wants, Goderich is will be received by you in the same
likely to be blessed with it modern Jere- spirit in which it is tendered.
miah. On behalf of the people of G dericb east the c ng,
HORA'•s HoeroN, Mayor. the next morning. 2nd. The mail
-- would be received at Auburn from an
"Let me Sleep and Dream Again," is THE REPLY.
. - /near t* aw boor and a half earlier emelt
the anxious request 0 a poet named Sir Hector 'Angevin, on rrctiving The day and in winter we would get our
adM s. from the Mayor, said: mails more regularlyas it would only have
Lyle, in the Sarnia (Nervier. its rather a I Iiia MAtfue AND lit.rLav ileo -het
nice way of putting it, Lyle, but we are . me thank you for this kind address to 1* carried G miles by stage furs Blyth,
which you have to -da presented to me, instead of twelve by Carlow and God.
afraid you've awxioue too escape the i ly If f th y 1 f t neh'
if had hes ted b own I
Cantelon have purchased a new steam cle to its rightful owner. If the owner
thresher, which no doubt will do excel- does not come, the law allows you to
lent work. convert the articles to your own use.
In the case of a cow or horse you can sell
Anlmrl . it, after due notice being given through
the newspapers, in order to realize the
Mr. Jas. Symington has bought the expenditure to which you may have been
{.nopDerty in this village, known as the put in keeping it. The honest man who
Downs property, for $.00.. finds a sum of money announces the fact
through the newspapers; the dishonest
The Rev. Mr. Smith has returned with man man puts it in his pocket and Gays
his wife. May health, happiness and nothing about it. -[Toronto Telegram.
r it be their Nation in life
pr I y I •
(ora MAIM -There is being circulated
in this neighborhood at present a petition
addressed to the Posuataater General,
signed by about 150 of the names of
parties receiving mails at Auburn, poet
office, asking that the mail be brought to
Auburn from Blyth, instead of Carlow,
for the following reasons: 1st. the mail
leaving Auburn lies over night at Carlow
and does not leave Goderich till noon
the day after it leaves Auburn; it sent
by way of Blyth it would Ifo north and
same semi and south at 7.30
morning chorea All the dreaming in . on 'e 'a '' a people o your own.
the world won't start the Greene* fill the' parte ;t would hare been welcome, Lot
yawning aced -boa. I coming from the members ..f both pnliti-
cal parties, it is doubly welterwe. It shows
TO SUBSCRIBERS 1 that we can honor those who have the
1 oontidence of the Parliament of the day, '
ow So eraser • s'asaerN aNsesa I and who at present control the majority. 1
The speaker then proceeded to thank
In ordering the address of your paper them for the congratulation ` which had 1•
et n presets y my
changed, give the I.1d as well u the new
address, and sign yournani. as plainly as
possible. Due observance of these sug-
gestions will ave us much trouble and
expense, and insure prompt compliance as plauang
ninth thewest t.• mae c
ke thhant• reco gnized no nationality, no creed, no
re'7 language. no hemisphere, in dfepeweing
ofietv,d him iw+eau
tinction which had been conferred upon
him by Her Majesty theQueen. it had
hren conferred upon him, doubtless, in
ree+ragnitaon 4 past publie services. and it
to know that our Sove»ign
�s...�a .-, . e
aomimmengieseillellielasimessite
Seventy thousand cartridge pereogaiou
oncaps Friday. ed in the ay. sands 4 Winchester
metal were dnven into Maurice Reilly's
flesh, half to thewelquarters 4 an inch,
many were hur,ed ►n h» eyes There
ie no sp.,t two inches square nn the front
"f Reilly's person that did not show
where the shells penetrated. His cloth -
Mg was cut to pieces, teeth knocked oat
and his arms frightfully mangled. The
tench was broken and one 4 the pieces
seriously hurt 1Rei11y. The side of the
building was shattered and the windows
broken. !tone 4 Relily's compose -me
were injured. Reilly died
• . - ...,«..,_ ..'warm.
EWERa02ex FAILING PowltRu. -- A visi-
tor to Concord, who met Mr. Emerson,
writes the following about him: • * *
A vein of sadness ran through his words
as we convened, which now and then
deepened into indescribable pathos as he
spike of himself. "I am visiting the
summer school, and called to pay my
respects to you,' I said. "I thank you,
he replied, and a slight difficulty in arti-
culation was noticeable as he spoke.
"I arm glad to see you; yet I fear Inn
do little. I can only disappoint those
who onme to see me. I find that i am
losing myself, and I wander away from
the matter that i have in mind." There
was ttttte to be said, but 1 made Mbe
remark, and he continued: "1 cannot sa
much. When I begin I bee myself.
And so when my friends dame to see inc
I run away, inatesd 4 going to meet
them, tbst I may not make them suffer."
i spoke of an examining committee on
wheat he had served at Cambridge, and
'his face lightened for an ittttant. "Yes,
1 yes." he said, and made some personal
inquiry 4 me. "Bet I see no one
now," he added. "Your general health
grt'.a, 1 trsst r' i eked. Y«, my
health is gond enough," he replied in-
difierensly. Then he said slowly, with a
wonderful ratios m his voice " Ret
wham one's wits begin to fail it is time
lne the heaver to open and take him
stray.' He turned sadly aside, and i
left Aim. Ken keenly than any one else
tan does the philosopher realism that cyte
1. tasting a sbsdow upon his memory
and slowly chilling his faculties.
useseeliamsAll
taThe last train connecting at Quetec with
the Allan Mail. Steamer will leave Toronto
every Friday at 702 a. m.
Passengers can also leave Toronto by the
62 p. m.. train on Fridays. and connect with
the steamer at Rimouski [pacing the extra
fare, $1 IS. Quebec to Itimou,ki.t
For tickets and every infornoation apply to
17t1 -3m.
H. ARMSTRONG.
Agent. Montreal Telegraph
Office Goderich.
FAPil
FROM 4c PER ROLL
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
-or-
Plated Forks and Spoons
1N TRIPLE AND yl-ALRt'PLE PLATE.
QUALITY GUARANTEED,
Moorhouse's.
MOORHOUSE
Would respectfully intimate to his numerous
customers and the public geoer&ly that be
has just opened ort a
Fresh Stock
10f Paper Hangings. comprising every
Royalty in
GOLD & BRONZE PAPERS,
SATIN PAPERS,
MARBLE & OAK PAPERS,
CEILING PAPERS.
Mr. Greenway, who returr.s alantioba
early in Sept.. will take charge of any parties ,
desiring to accompany him on his return '
071 trip ados---Decorations- -Borders
WEDNESDAY 7th SEPT.1
Freight and stock on FRIDAY BEFORE.
A first rate time for prospectors. Full in-
formation as to the country. Apply to
THOS. GREENWAY
Or to WILL. J. WHITE
Express Agent. Exeter.
1/401
Seeds! Seeds!
The subscriber begs to draw the atten-
tion of the public generally to his
large and varied stock a
FARM and GARDEN SEEDS
consisting ,,f
CLOVER, TIMOTHY,
HUNGARIAN, MILLET,
PEAS, OATS,
BARLEY, and choice WHEAT;
also
TURNIP, MANGOLD, CARROT,
and all other
GARDEN 00 VEGETABLE SEEDS,
at rates that cannot be beaten.
General need Dealer.
Hamilton !Street.
PURE PARIS GREEN
SLIME SHOT
FLY AND INSECT DESTROYER
T112 MOT IN 1:131.
Cilialese Hair Renewer,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST AR-
TICLE MADE.
Fort0= BO CTRL
JAMES WILSON
nrolfirit
suitable for
DRAWING ROOM,
SITTING. ROOM,
BED ROOM,
HALL, OFFICE
KITCHEN.
All this Seeson's Patterns m
Window Shades,
Which will be found much superior to
thing yet mown to eels county.
Prices very Lowest.
JMIP A call solicited. No trouble to
show patterns whether you buy or not.
T. J. 11001111031.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TEXT BODES
required for
HIGH and COMMON Scbisk,
AT
VERY LOWEST PRICES
AT
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