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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-06-16, Page 1• AN° cENENAI INreLLIQEN THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR. t W1OLE NUMBER Mi 1 Dentin a • .i t t 1 NA' NICHOLSON, SUROZON DItN- rl. TIOT. 011dw sae re idenes, West Street brae doom bek►E JOaa[<J[ rtrealp Idol', rich ps Q"�„ 7lBi L'DWIN lr<lYls 14 OEON. (late with NT• AL *UR - ter Cattear, the leading Den is of Toronto., ',personas neatii and oarefuus pe ver k�upcLtvTui&k i 1 • w1eaa�.I rat ,lease make appol is sd- aaeti 1212 s' IEWIS & LEWIS, BARRISTERS, Attorneys, Solicitors 1n pbaneery &o. Office In the Court House, Ouderloh. Lea Lawler M.A., B.c.L. X. N. Lawns. - - Leger: fi AM1AW d?' Pil9UD OT,'''SA R r RISTR T. Attorneys, ��� 1751 Goderich. J. Oarvow, W. D. L. DOYLE, BARitISTER A N D Godard t•Ae 0E0.r,• Solicitor in Chanoery i751. fT _ tz 7 -- he People's Column. JUNE 16, 1882. McOILLICUDDY BROS. Pusussu to i $1.61 A YEAR IN ADVANCR. $a REWARD. -TILE ADlOVI RE - ward will be paid for tatorsstlw which willoenvlcifaa the per- son et }trt� of the v vivo iesh of May. ROGER n. WANTED. -A GOOD SERVANT A scud gastral servant Ina Wally as two. Ootid w bill be Apply Must. 11•11111t An Street. iota I$ti NT IE E* It.L$L der Prot. eippp1 of Londo don, and er Mediae re- ceived a certificate, is now prep Bred to re- oelvo alimited number of pupils for Piano lnatrnetloo. MIaeleegmlller is also prepared to lake orders for Crayon Portralta. Sat7atao tion In every case juaranteed. Residence. �j�Mfar�ead s tlewgate atrses, t fro �tEN -2 A � FORTA1ILs .1 Hoose on W. Psitieit'. dtreet. otwietea seven rooms and w oHard lad son water on the premises, sad the entire *sot to the best condition. Osawalese--» Ye stat. AAppplywtobJok aathe • eon. Newgat. Street, Goderich. the the A arrive'tat 3:15 tra111, of `, gen 'tiddreee the Eleet6rs in ,j�ptt1 Sidney', d ing 'take cart'�1t3tb' r Where be will -. th Electors Pl' �e1pt, „. . iIl to alt.ecl In the evening deet there her a grand 'Iltuitoeat to welootne "dire S MALOOMSON, BABR1BTY1 and Marttet" Goderich. r.f -7- 3- 1751*.. LICAMPION, ATTOSHE 1F -AT - . LAW. Solicitor In Chancery Convey- ancer, to Omoe over s beekolore. Goderich, oitL Any -caAlia6 of ismer to loan et to rates or isiereul. 1161.7. N, HIL s ' a t` : C A, Solicitors to ,kr., Ingham. M. C. Cameron, Q. C.; P. O. airmails. Generlee. W. 1711. of tont. . M therb whty with roan about the ,MNC�aaa� LM 4Nbr red. with white .45 IVan �. wee.'' viOnn Tw my 9alew P.O. Doti 1.3 s th - THE nM1�p(B 9W talferNW o it1 tbdt Ihey1iaT.L4,ap�oh Aehe imes alae',. weeps *ley will . VsLs a eedsink MF they ase give sect ma pum laver them with their orders. se on- Meta- that who BRUT LIBRA LDal1111r E. MARTIN, President i.DISAVOY, Shc'y. Jtela•11*, NEWS ; _ e HOME. TO RENT• -THE knowt se the // '1 R. -, t NAGH M.D. PHYSIC- dei r 1tlr �Jr: Lstriteemm. l�a.. oristinste of Tot- P-0- aeg onto University. LicentW,.]o�f gtth1aae Royal Col - lase Iciaea,�adOm, 1n. nd, - of wide 1 o ire root son s DLIt lIIeLEAN, PHYSICIAN, BUR GSON, Coroner, to Mott and residence Bruce Street, sewed door west of Victoria Street. 1711. C. MACKID, M. D. PHYSI- H. elan,Qr urgeonand Aeneher, Graduate of Toseatot niveerr,Sy 0Mcdppposite Caner a -on k Cesre',. li nk, Lncksow. If nee in 'Mee. enatdre at the Bank. 1711P -y. 11118. SHANNON & HAMILTON, 1J Physicians, Surgeons. Aowucbers. Re. 'Aloe a Dr. Shannon's residence, near the 'sit, Ooderlch. O. C. Sween',. J. C. HaMIL .ON. 17N. Loans aria Iiteurance. MONEY. -PRIVATE FUNDS TO lend on aim terms In sums to suit bor- rowers. A1,$x. McD ALLAN. Oo4eefcb. Nov. 17th 1581. 1213 -Ise. ',500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO CAMERON, HOLT t CAMERON, Oode- tcb. 1761. 4!75,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES - ti TATE. Terms favorable. Apply to R. L. IIO V LE. Guderiah. 171i 00,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND • on good Farm or first -ohms Town Property *be per gear. testy to L RADCLIFFE. 1715 MONEY TO LEND IN ANY amount to suit borrowers at 6 to 64 per cent. Private funds. Apply to Schema and Mormon. Goderich. MONEY TO LEND) -A LARGE es.eeniet PlivM. wail 1., Investment It lowest rates on firstelmsMortgagee. Apply to GARROW t PROUDFOOT. LOANS t FREE OF CHARGK- Money to lend at lowest rates, free of any ycpoceo��sts te or charges. SEAOER & MORTON. o ()elbow, Hote �.-Ooderrich »d March1261. 1170. ([t PER iESC. --THE ,CI NADA i) Landed Credit Company is prepared to lend money on good Farm security, at six per cent. Full particulars riven upon application to 110011 HAMILTON C. L. agent, Oodles . Qt20,0I0 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND IV on Farm and Tows Property at lowed ts- tereat. Mowry oarichee F no Commhefon char Ota _relsectnngg !`nes nssonable. N. R.- ase gala money In one da 1f title le -DAVISON.t JOHN- STON. Illibriselltia . Oaderteh. • 1751 R. 1%LDCLIFFE;" ,IRE, MARINE, Le. steel Aoetd•at Ioannina* Arnie. R^presenting era -clam Companies. Also agent tor the CANADA Lire STOCK IwsvaANcs Co. Money to lend on Mortgage, either In Town or Farm Property, in any way to suit the borrow- er. OMoe-4up..talrel Kay's block. Ooderfoh, Tonsorial. WKNIGHT PRACTICAL BAR - • aad issa hasite t• the a 1 re...r. . to reams always mem •IMM {{,,,��.�.. - , t aw I*oer a�7�- • . 716! UCTION SALE 4 . fAelle. IN TIRE IN ?RA tt�t NTT OF A Sqte uier amaze, Je of the ,teeny of OF VALUABLE =KIP OA aro nary, x. r Warmit Richard of the (:wet made osresta snit or metier of >L1 v. Mf Mee the 12th day of May. A. D. there will be baered for sale, with the •_ - ot the real representative of the Coastc?7 of Hur- on ant.eday. the eta .1 isly ses0, at tie hour of 1e o'clock noon, at White's batt r. the viiit* o�by Jamie,E,_:ew. to tM ty a number 1. lot Na. 15 I. the Me Auctimear. W10 valuable la ewe perailCos. oe the township ohi of Sutphen.. V Use pof e eaty Haroacres ., lend, more oar adoseameremem 1M is wen cleared. .ad e. it are Mart= os� brick • bele • tstl�� k� Mt: b�.i grairapsa testae trivi.. hoist, also a rimy validate brick yard. There is also • good bearing orchard. The purchaser will be ea - titled to 35 acres of tall wheat sow is the ground. N It The North. half tet In. in a R5 wnoesslon of the ea. 1n the Count of ists1 �f by ndmeaettrwme.t � setae off0dfidi, R The property 1. all cleared well framed. The purchaser will be mailed to 1e acres o tall wheat, saw to the rem Tweet -Tia per wni 31 Suersww4�j�g i�n�.ns. tY.• et sale, otherd.ce apfsaetu ow wW be the stof the anding or�femsltet tea Chimer/ torthernpsrticniars tt.Ar Se IL al s. barrister. Goderich. i1. W HAL SSavieter. 1E4 star or to consume H inT t CA1;1sap ���� W. R. Mee V Vendor's Solislieea Real m wesewaive. ,gra The Wool dpiertilos. " How is it," asked an honest old fames- the other dor, " that the N. P. hai not advaacied the pries of wool as they promised in 1877 oad 1878 it woeld do. Wool is now selling from 18c to 90c in Toronto." Now in Mr. hfackenzie's time. in spite of the depression and hard Onus, the primps were fas beater. The following will show the Tommlo prices each year, and Lindsey prices range lower : The Ooltsarrattres in 1871 prolnieed higher woM-Sgurns fof the far/bees if they would go for the N. P If there is one of the many articles raised on the farm ihat ought to show the blossochiess of the N. P. it is wool. no 'mines are hese- Nothibg femora on the het istreieslioa of the tariff. After a year's ezeosiesso mei whom their brok- e* peemiges had been east up to them Nitre Illtperied at al, while the for- age floor wools were let in /rev The farmers ean eerily me through kW of Iffinsbne. ' iseperted Mei Omsk is the last fecal yeer the enoreiess quant- ity of 11,010.X17 Ilia of fereign wool. Wird paid wed os• rest ef dud, ; while as Unseen quantity of Chaedian grown wool romauss meold in store and in dled down to ifla The priess daring the N. P. ?sews aired ss follows Awl Efet sew aad dna-elms home, ctee be Is heated tay Het 1111. ... I -.., . . A �rw - Tas- " t ^ v ' thet nt�sd Gert . T" tie ilemiatad. TM - few left that he orcin 11010. T. N. Gibbs arrived in town en .14.88. has been *allotted in Ooderioh Public schools for the Ryerson Memor- ial fund. .Thai Cadets of Temperaime will hold an entertainment in the Temperanee Hal/ to -night. The lads deserve Pat - Kam CillarCh Young People's Assecia- tibn pilll" &eel to -sight at 7.30. There will....bainto meeting Of the teachers 911 'Mr. Blake is Clutcellor of the Uni- varsity of Toronto. Every ott:iion teem aboeld hear the gifted c on Monday efterhoon. The Reform Rooms, over TAR STOICAL olliee, ars open every ensuing to Liber- als sod friends of Cameron and Blake. Let there te a grand rally to -night. oesta te lea amiliiisiee quoillia. es they do emit A lad atoned George Jefferson, was worth ed at Inneeth's planing mill recently by the lambent flames which cane Ervin the furnace. He lost a litle hair. Let every man woman and child in Ooderich and vicinity turn out on Mon- day afternoon at three o'clock, and wel- come ilea. Edward Blake, Canada'. noblest awn, to Gederich. Mra. Capt. Marlton id Morrie, Manitoba, arrived in town on Wednes- day night, per steamer Ontario, accom- panied by her dauehters, Mrs. Dave MaKay and babe, and Mies Maud Marl- GeevoLsiontiov. -We are pleased to be able to announce that Miss Jessie Wil- son, milliner, is recovering from the severe attack of inflammation of the lungs, which has prostrated her during pa* few weeks. *de month's loam of &beano*, and .in company with his mothet will spend hisl holidays up the lakes. This is Mr. Matthew's first vacation in twelve years. He haa been one of the most regular em- ployees in the postal service. Should the weather prove fine on Monday afternoon, cur townepeople, young and old will turn out en mane to see hear, and cheat Hon. Edward Blake the talented leader of the great 'Abe party a Canada. The distinguished gentlmaan irW mire ty the 3.15 train. Lemma. -Rev. Dr. Gardiner, pre- siding elder of London district,delivered a teeters entitled "A Visit to Ireland. - is the M. Z. church on Monday evenieg. Mayor ttorton °reined the chair, and with prayer. The lecture wax read from seastmeript. and was mainly of an au- 171:i°11)ilk • fell round voice. The Dr. amebic& Council which met in Eng - lead _Oat year, and his remarks were based ilia • flyiteg AM. to the scenes of kis shadiest He deplored the lack ef 011•1111611111 Moen* the poorer clamors; 111:40 Nan ,Glalistone; *tur- a" dm oppressive mid dmisrsd in =elf Omaha is s from, happier . Re ~ass' his hisslors to be- eseefinmeaemilies, syndicates and any emperatises whish tendered to retard The preens* of Cease* sad took his seat after opmaties_ meetly one hoar. After erns' of aids, the mooting 4is. Dr. Taylor visited Toronto last w Mr. Jardine, of Portage la Prairie, spent s week in town. Miss Kate Morris hos hbeen spendidg s few days in London. Our town looks 'just lovely" after the•ahowers. Mr. Kirkbride attended the funeral of his niece at Jarvis last week. Mr. Somerville of London was the Quest of Mrs. Aleck Saunders, last week. Mr. Montgomery, of the Huron Road, has purchased the Mott. property est South St. Rev. Dr. Williams has been appoint- ed to the Methodist Church at St. Cath- erine., and will be chairman of the dis- trict. Mr. J. Addison had a narrow escape from being drowned last week, by his boat tipping over near the mouth of the river. . The custoilt Cif buys, eiplodin& fire- crackers on the street u sow attracting attention. The practice is a dangerous one, and during the past week more than one team of heroes has been start- led by the flrftq; b,tRerackels. An exchange says: 'Mr. Win. Glen- denning, an old and respected resident of Tumberry was buried last Wednes- day. Hu remains were followed to the Wingham cemetery by a large oonoourse of people showing the high esteem in which he was held" Deceased was for many (ears a resident of Goderich town- ship, and was a brother to Mrs. Jos. Rntledrre, and Mrs. Wm. Elliott, of this town. FLowisa-We return thanks to Mn Bingham for a resent gift of plants. Our visit to his ggreenhouse revealed the fact that his stock Is in good demand, as the ranges born evidences of a heavy draw on them during the past month. He has still a supply of bedding out and house plants of the best sorts, and pretty stuff for vases, hanging baskets, etc. Don't fail to plant a few flowers, when they are so cheap. It is not to late to bed out. Dominion DAY. -The very efficient committee appointed to arrange for the grand celebration of Dominion Day in Goderich, is going about the business in good style. Already about $400 have been subscribed, and the list of events is large and popular. All the games and sports can be witnessed by spectators free. The athletic games will take place on the public square. The proceedings of the day will consist of a Kalithumpiau precession, firemen's parade, Oddfel- lows' parade, regatta, running, jumping and vaulting, bicyle races, and at even- ing a grand display of fireworks. The whole affair promises to be TMS celebra- tion of the West. A number of athletes from a distance have signified their in- tention of coming, as the prizes are liber- al. �><. OUR ININSTR1ES. WM Rev. Father Watters returned fmm his sad visit to Quebec in time to celebrate the grand feast of Corpus Christi on Sunday last. A very beautiful feature in the service was the process m after mass, being formed of 22 little girls beautifully dressed in white, wearing boquet of flowers in their hands and the 12 acolytes appropriately dresse:i. Four of the little girls Mirtsea Florence Doyle, Josie Shannon, Minnie Higgins, and Flora McIntosh, proceeded the priest and strewed flowers upon his peth as he carried the Adorable Host in his hand through and around the church, the choir singing the Latin hymn, " Pange Lingua." Tbe choir sang well under the leadership of the organist, Maim Cooke. Father Wetter' spoke touching- ly of the solemnity of the feast, and begged his congregotion to be earnest ond sincere, and be as eager to serve their God as they ere to seek worldly ad- vancement. CAMPAIGN SONG. Wareham, se Victory. t:hoer. my boya. for Blake. to -day,. Give it loud and long . And ring • cheer for Contemn. Give it olear and strong . An I cheer for loved Ostniio. Who'll break the captive thong. As we go marching to victory. Ceoeue-Hurrah, hurrah, we mon *hal the day, When well have • chatice of or And Tilley. Tapper. Pope and Ho ell fniiow ta hie way. As we go marching to victory John A. fooled Ur country, When he wooed to "catch- Riel He also fooled the eonntry when he said "These hands are clean - And now he tries to fool us. but Hell find we're not eo 'mope. As we IVO MATChIng to rietory Cm -tette -Hurrah. hurrah. etc. The, trarrnmaderial MINOR. And obeekled in their mirth. I Though Porter. tows is Ushers*. MA et the Mith id Jose well no them the the isrth. Well stead by 11. Oesseren. Well um mar beet ealeaver Rie aeferity to wadi ., And Them ON ISO dball rime die Tory Ws* As we g0 NOINWINAlf te vagary emerge-- frierren. Wreak ea Not Helped by the Tilley Tariff seprr'.e.tatIve $aaaprtesrers Against It. maws. Me. F. Sssowru.ntt, of the Seegmil- ler Plow Works. laughs at the idea of the present tariff giving him protection, while the duty is continued on ooal and iron. Ha is out strung for Blake and Cameron, mud favors a readjustment of tariff. Said be on Monday: "What I went is the raw material five. That is what we need in order to help our business. A change of Government cannot injure us, and my influence and vote are for Cameron." Mr, lieegrtgller is one of the e enthusiastic workers mat on Mr. Careenm's committee. tilt eAntiACE inane. Me. MOSS'S CttlaswAn, of the firm of Morton i Creasman, speke pretty plain- ly on the injprioui effects of the Tilley tariff on the eatrlige trade. "I would rather have the old tariff," said he. "We have really.no protection at all. The duty on some classes of goads we have to import is as high as 35 per cent, end the dety.on American buggies is 25 per Dent. It hasn't helped us any. I would hko to sae coal, iron and raw material generally, free. The tariff hasn't helped us in the least, and trade is dul er.' STORY Bion. , successors to John Knox were also seen. like Morton az Creasman, both these pushing young car- riage builders are deed against the pre- sent tariff. In the course of a conversa- tion the following facts were elieited: "The carriage business has flattened out since 1878. Two wood workers can easily do all the business in town now. We have to pay mot$lor our trimmings and mountings. It is strange that now there is little or no demand for first class work. Irwe want to get up a really tip- top rig, we must import the greater part of the material. The duty on such stuff mere that balances any advantage we get from American vehicles being kept nut. The carriage business of Huron has nut been helped, but rather injured, by the new tan We will support any move in the direction of throwing off the duty on raw material." i R flit. Eft. Me. AJAX SAUNDsas, of the firm of James Saunders & Son, informs us that since the tariff was increased in 1879, the price of stoves has advanced to 30 per cent. Said he: "They first raised the price 15 per cent, and have since increased it to 30 per cent. A stove costing say $23 un- der the old tariff, now costa about $30; and a $32 stove $40. Castings have in- creased over 50 per cent. in price; from 5c to 8c a lb. You can tell the people that they have to pay the extra duty on .1l these manufactured quoit. Our price lists can prove all I've said." Lit every man who has bought a stove during the past year or two, reckon how much has been stolen from him by act of parliament in the (natter of that very necessary article of house- hold furniture. ■twain.. Mn. STPAUDEL, the well-known har- nees-smsker says : "The N. P.is not a benefit to our business in this part of the country, and our trade is quieter than it was under the last Government. Our hardware is much increased in cost, and our profits are lea. than formerly. Ow- ing to the exodus to the States and Manitoba. journeymen are scarce and wages high. I would like to see Blake returned to power." These witnesses are in our midst, and speak f" -Aa experience. Not a single in- dustrf in Goderich has been helped by the tariff. But in nearly every line bus- iness is drooping, money is scarce, or- ders'bre few, and taxes on material high. The party championed by Mr. Cameron is in favor of free raw material. see Pt - Daitgaaa4lt. Mon. Edward Blake, the papular leader of Ilse ppew.t Liberal party ut Clan - ads, will addirees the elation is the Skating Rink, Dufleanaon, on Monday evening next at 7.30. Let every man woman and child tern out said hear Cut- ada's ableatman. IM MR. ENt�cshtuxu. -Ong of our farmers s few days ago sold a calf ten months old to a Goderich butcher o!. the Square at the rate of 5 cents per ib. live weight, realizing the sum of $31,50. Aabeleli Hon. Edward bloke, the brilliant lea der of the Liberal party will address the electors at Deagaanon on Monday even- ing neat. Let the Irishmen of Aahfield give their great Canadian champioll a re- oeptiun that will do his large heart good. (sad mine fti4tho, Hon. Edward Blake will meet the electors at Dungar.non on Monday even- ing. Let there be a grand rally to hear Canada's ablest son. Yining Hyso tufted out a co tins and Gent, Oar's Gifts. Thrietr ced led 00110022111. , 1+,;..aatul a :a. . it .- It will not take long to make alt the hay there is to cut this year., The wife of Rev: T. Mason, of Lind- say, visiting friends in this township. • Quarterly meeting of G. I4. church will be held on Sunday, June 18th. Rev. T. Broad wilt preach his fare- well sermon in Bethel church on Sun- day, 18th. Mr. P. Gann has erected a beautiful, and substantial barb wire fenoe on the lane boundry of his property. On Monday, June 5, Mr. M. Swans sustained a very painful injury. ,. He fell from a true and fractured one of his ribs. 1110n 'Saturday night; lett inst., a par- ty met at the school house of 8. 8. No. 7, to witness a tight between two of the neighbors. The opponents, however, settled the matter without a scuffle, and all went away satisfied. Zona B. C. Ciluiei.-Rev. F. W, Bourne, a leading member of the Eng- fish conference of the Bible Christian church, who is now on a visit to Candia, has consented to deliver a lecture on "Billy Bray, the Cornish miner," on Wednesday evening, the 21st inst., in Zion church. Admission free, bet a collection will be taken up to defray ex- penses. Mr. Bourne is a capital speak- er, and his subject is an interesting one. SHRPTARDTON STAND Bar K. -Mr. Jas. Table of this place, has • filly from " What's Wanted" one year old that weigh's 1010 pounds. And Mr. 8. Scott months and ten days old and weighs 805 lb.. This way, gentlemen, foe draught horses. Mr. Geo. Ling, el Sam %mannish, met with a painful aocident on Wednes- day of but week. Ile was holding a cow, when the animal struck him on thl! eye with her horn. It is feared he will lose the eye. M. C. Cameron i* the favorite condi- in this village. The voters' list Item& nearly two to one in his favor Mr.Thomas Morrish was attending tin conference at Port Hope during the past week. Vuirrimi.-Miss G. Clark, of Detroit, is at present visiting at Mr. Alex. Ster- Politics are the order of the day; s11 are for M. C. Cameron, except odd black sheep that you will meet here and there. Homs AGAIN. -Mr. Joseph Tewsley, returned home from a tour in the North West. lie is contented to stay in Col- borne for a while yet, and dues not give a very glowing account of it. His say- ing is "if a mon is comfortable here he he had better stay where he is." The following is a statement of the Pupils of the senior Division of S. S.No. 3. Colborne. 5th clam, 1 G. Young 171, 4th clam, 1 Annie Linklater, 161; 2 S. 4. Colin Young, 111. 3rd class, senior, Howatt, 157; 3 Trevenia Vanatone, 112, 1••• 1 Isaac Jones, 179; 2 Edith Ironstone. - -- 176; 3 Albert Stratmlia.n 168; 4 Frances Willard 144. 3rd dam junior, 1 Sarah Brook, 80; 4 Maggie Cousins 70. MIR Wi re, Mr Hooks is entertaining 1101710 fnends front Peel. Mr. Halstead is fast recovering from his late Maim Mrs. Aelikaup is to be around The statele labor hastened by a good leader was performed cm llth Con this Mr. Henry Cook, el the 7th Oon . who has lately retureed hem the far welt, ft piing to mow* with pert el his family mit Thursday. We vie\ Ms seams Ureter. -On Wednesday evening last Mrs. Spence, Mra. Wm. Spence, Master NT James Spence and a baby were out for • drive, and when returning home on turning the corner just east of Ethel. the horse became unmanageable, turned too short, upset the carnage and threw the occupants out. With the exception of a few bruises and a severe shaking ell escaped unhurt. The horse became en- te,ugled in the bud'gy and fell receivi some alight scrateles. It was a mi they all escaped so well. The friends and aoquaintances of Th Leishman, who taught school in E for • number of years, will regret hear he is in a very low state of heal at present. He went to Manitoba the winter and remained there un about a week ago, when he ret home to his father's near Myth, and warmly left his bed sinoe. Rev. Mr. McCrea left here for Bt. John', New Brunswick, on Monday morning last. to attend • meeting of General Assembly. He will be 'Anna three weeks. There will be services in the church for that time. The elections is the main topic of eel - variation hors at t... Tn. Tories try hard to uphe the working of the N. P. but in vain. They eannot stand but generally &newer them by " Wrran always aid ond vote Tory, and will this time," but most of tho intelligent am« of Torre aro going to vete Reform, sad Dr. Sloan will feel wood of Grey. aa eke is glans to surpass anything she hei over 4o•• heretofore. w Rio BMW -Yr. J. Vanatter, of Tee Simms job roma, is happy is the theeghe that h• ormOt the lamest black lima that Ma yet boon taken thkepieolt 'with hook and line. The ash fiftsil 4 lbs. 7 assess. and was es** Wit et the river. Largo amatem ofaillarget sow hafts might by evisteee