The Huron Signal, 1882-06-30, Page 44
THE HURON 8IGHA.L, FRIDAY. JUNE 30, ta•!.
THE HURON SIGNAL
TORY Argument: - We exeunt beat WIWI anDen.
Cameron at the polls, but we will see f Boot[
Patel every Friday Dluruiag, by lac
et 1 Sinus, at their Ueloe, Nutta St
,r to/lite lig tore)
OODB.WCH, ONTARIO.
Aad le despatched to all parts of lite surround
lag country by the eer1 rot mails aad tralas.
•y general admission it bac • larger cironla-
Liss thus any other iewspaper is this part o1
, newsiest
.ad most reliable one
)}}Dorsas of die flat Ontario
5 ss eswsassb1fes l as It does. the fore -going easentlab
and betas la •ddlUou to the above, • 4r.t elas,
tangly sad armada paler it is therefore •
!last dsotira/ie ail rrrt(sitep www.
s5Tiouse $1.30 in edvaaos postage re-PS►d
pabliaber. $1.75, If paid befot•e sox oaths;
by
ice so paid. This rola will be teal
Marts or ADV$artstaa.- Sight centa pe
Una for Int tassrtloa : three Dents per line for
easlssbssa t Lase tion. Yearly, vlf-yearly
.ssdi yy con w.c% at redwood rotas.
JM rnN eS. ke have alaoeflres-clans
atg departmeat la one nom, and psssess-
lag th. loom complete outfit and best facilities
ler turning out wort in Goderich, are prepared
1.4. twetoslo to that Use at pricer that cannot
be beaten. and of a q ity that cannot be
..rlfssead.- ser se
We osn't count biro nut someway.
FRIDAY, JUNE 30th, 1882.
Two u 1t*a1 majority of Mr. John Mc-
Millan in South Huron is 697. He
scored majorities in every municipality
in the riding except Bayfield, which gave
29 against him. In McKillop, which the
Tories calculated would roll up 150
against hint, Mr. ]McMillan succeeded ie
getting a majority of 7.
Ass the Conservatives of West Hur-
on in favor of • fair and honest count 7
WHEN the rascalities perpetrated by
the Tory returning officers at the late
el etinn are carefully looked into, the
only wonder is that the Liberals succeed-
ed in capturing soy of the seats.
A Tory 3swyer of Brussels succeeded
in getting in a bogus vote in East Wawa
slosh on election day. It may mark him
as s round Tory, but it does not redound
to his honesty or integrity.
Persons who have aforetime been
sceptical of the miraculous raising of the
dead, as cited in the Scriptures need be
unorthodox no more. In Goderich the
vote of a roan who had been dead sever
al months was swore to and polled in the
Tory interest.
1VIMHINt. Mr. Csmetvn out will not
put him out. He has a majority of votes
at his back, and can smile atsnyattempt
at " counting in" his opponent. The
worst the Tories can do is to put the
people to the turmoil and expense of a
new election, and that would increase
Mr. Cameron s majority fourfold.
FAsiow's majority over Sloan in
East Huron was 59. When it is remem-
bered that . the Tory majority in that
Riding was 108 on the 17th 'of Sept.
1878, it will be admitted on all sides that
a splendid fight was fought by Dr. Sloan,
and the success of Mr. Farrow is a Phyr-
rie victory, indeed. Another suoh con-
test and a fall by ratio in the majority
of votes would relegate Mr. Thos. Far
row to the classic precincts of Bluevale
for the remainder of his natural life.
7'ns placing of Mr. Shaw on the re-
tired list by Mr. R. M. Wells, in East
Bruce, is a feat of no small import. The
riding, as gerrymandered, gave s majori-
ty of over 500 against the Liberals on the
basis of the election of 1878. -and the
plucky little ex -Speaker •f the Legisla-
ture succeeded in lifting a majority of
over 100 out of it.
A NUMBsa of bigoted Tories in Brus-
sels have " boycotted', tho Post, sad are
anxious to starve friend Kerr out. But
the editor won't be bullied out of the
path of duty, and has let the miserable
fellows know it. Decent Conservatives
newt be ashamed of such a petty war-
fare as that indulged in'by the Brussels
Lib. -Cons. The font is a credit to Brus-
sels. It is a clean, honest, truthful
paper, and Mr. Kerr has only to hold
his ground to win an early and decisive
victory over party hate, bigotry and ig-
norance. He will likely continue, ss of
yore, to advocate the interest of the
town, despite the contemptible efforts of
these Tory patriots to hinder the good
work. They attempted to boycott the
Pouf eight years ago, but signally failed.
Kincardine town (mai) 44
'luno tow nalup "
Klutardiue tp. "
Bruce tp. ••
K whom (estiw•ted)
Sampson '• ,
Luckuow "
Tiverton 66
Ms. M. C. CaYs*oN is not Hittite of
the stuff which will permit any po'it.icel
tool to swindle him out of a west. He
has polled a clear majority of v.o&.., by
Tory as well as Grit count, and that in
the face of the unscrupulous etuh•'g of
the ballot box in No. 2, Ashfield, by. the
bogus Tory farmer's sons. Had only
good votes been counted Mr. Cameron's
majority matelot of being 30 would have
ranged from 50 to 75. Any sttetullt to
deny Mr. Cameron his seat will prove
the death blow to Toryism in Huron.
The official count in West Huron,
which was to have taken plaoe on Tues-
day last, was postponed untihito-day
(Friday) at noon, owing to the fact that
the deputy-returui g officers in six pol-
ling sub -divisions had neglected, through
ignorance or -intent, to forward the cer-
tificates with the ballot boxes. Thecon-
sequenceof the omission of duty on the
part of the deputies has placed the re-
turning officer in en unenviable position,
and we understand he has been forced to
take legal advice as to what course, he
should pursue under the eirlumstances.
The condition of affairs is at present very
similar to the Bothwell embroglio. In
the Bothwell case the services of the
county judge were called in owing to the
obstreporous conduct of the ret•irning-
officer, who was so blinde I by party
spirit that he was unable todo right. In
the West Huron case we do not fear the
judgment of Mr. Wilson, as he has the
reputation of being an upright roan.
The case is a simple one. Mr. Cameron
was admitted on all sides -Grit and
Tory -to be elected. When the day of
the official count arrived it was found
that some of the deputies had failed to
comply with the requirements of the
law, and the official count was adjourn-
ed. Since that time, the delinquent dep-
uties have complied with the law, and
forwarded certificates. The count will
take place to -day, and we have every
reason to belie"e that Mr. Wilson will
declare the candidate who received the
majority vote to be elected. In which
case Mr. M. C. Cameron will be the
representative of West Huron.
The late elections prove beyond con-
tradiction that an unwire change was
made when the Dominion Government
arrogated to themselves the appoint-
ment of partizan returning •(Beers in-
stead 'of the officials\rho had been en-
trusted with the duty in hast contests.
From almost every constituency is heard
a (lamer against the manner in which
the appointees of the Govetnutcut have
endeavored to work iu the interest of
she present Administration and to the
detriment of public opinion. In 1;t th-
well, two municipalities, Camden and
Dawn, which gave majorities of 28 and
6, respectively to Hun. Dovid Mills, were
ignored by the returning officer, becscse
the deputy returning officer in each in-
stance haul omitted t•. sign the certifi-
cate concerning the ballet. To any un-
prejudiced mind it will seem strange
that the inadvertence or el ;mina! neg-
lect of a deputy Wareing ,f6t'er sill
have the effect of disfranchising the elec-
tor's of the subdivision ender his *tiper-
vision; and if the contentnm be allowed
that the returning officer iotaiotajus ited
dlsoardiog the h•llots of Calorie* and
Dawn i a technical quibble, it will be
seen that in A close constituency an in-
capable ••r knavish deputy eel easily
vi.,el the election..f A candidate. This!
m
oen' was e4N.l.Utly taken Foy Jude
Bell, before e'bolt+ re FnaT aalditipn • 1 the
111 ot.hwell Votes was held on Monday las',
cis he tleci.led that Hon. Davi 1 Mills was
elected Ly twelve of a majority. The
jubilation .,f the Tunes over the electi. n
of Mr. J..1. Hawkins was under these
circumstances. a little "oro previous
SOUTH HURON.
No. of
electors
McMillan, Shannon. on ro-
per's list
22 62 186
''33 52 134
49 39 127
21 32 95
55 11 100-
44 17 92 •
28 33 78
202
90 17 Hitt
93 23
89"• 1
49 32
88 43
25
McKillop No. 1
2
3
4
5
0
7
Tuck ersmith 1
2
3
4
Hay 1
2.
3
4
Hullett
Stanley
Seaforth
Bayfield
Somerville.
tee.
80
lib
282
146
100
74
32
44
Majority fur Somerville 794.
twl'TM rg&TY.
Trues.
Kt. Mary's (tai.) 33
Mitchell '
Blaushard
Hibbert 1b
1luwuie" 140
Usbonte 66
2
Fullerton 21
211
Majority fur Tom. 177.
NOSTH .aVCL
McNeill.
Arran, (mel.) 142
Aunabel 44
W iarten 1.2
Southampton 31
Oolpuys 14
Hope Bay " 24
Esainor " 43
Lindsay " 8
St. Edmonds 10
Elderslie "
Paisley' "
Port Elgin"
Cheeky "
Tara
338
Majority for McNeill -88.
838
tluwet.
10
24
34
Gillies.
65
112
09
45
9
• 2500
FA.RHWHLL BHRVICW.
Dr. W YYeem• Paribas Weeds
t'earryMMMa
Notw+thstaudiug the intense heat eu 1 8terttndo! will .Ins dispense" in tM tlIfiftlFh"K BALI it', LAND.i.
Pre ti teri*u church hews on the educes woke or itct ux. 1 Hy vista of a 'Welt of
Sunday Isar, Large a►gregati. ores awwbl Y tl
ed at the North Street Methodist FI (oh oh iu July.
Ivo wet": i lice! racism, tossed sot
Chutta, 4o beer the last sermons of Mir Kirkpitric.s. milliner, of this i U. sisde•t1• t'uuaty Corot of th. t'od ly
faits
t Huron rad to caw dtnxted $4$ i s I ..e
the Rev. J. Williams, D. D. who u re- pho i purposed ren; ,vi„g far to
hare, I rels sad Teue•.euu w Tlw.a. t'rw.i at
moving to St Catherine, where he will and stet Diet • s a lar ,r scale iu Chicago, tee sett of AM seeder Rosa. III yltu mitois A and
be Chairtrun of thedistract- Both mono no *bold two wooks. Her resit fiends taken
is Exec totes all iltee rmk"16":,,,n,,,."1ild. est
ing and eveniug discourses wen of here w ish her tour\ 5..•C(• rIII lana new d,-t,-ndant. 1n •red w that
* farewell charaoter. In the erasing the eulerp.ri.0 all e ter ly by sad W tug ia tke,f Hwn.w
•red 1'r vts.ee al uwar.e the
preacher took for hie text the followingILe young puuhle u1 th s plate purpose I..s. erly twrury .. res .1 t►e N. rte, tall cat
L:N Ing a gl:aid p;c-•
Ula rt 1s. 1 i„L- r Poit.4 lot aunib. r ala ie the,• tenth . p. tY car of the
\Vsstt•rn lhrl.tara Vf lice towesh p of .lahtteld.
oil the First of ,July. Complete ar \\ hob lauds pa/ mew noun I •hall .ger for
se ua Uda tis,' W,in w, ..t Giuton, leas been'
iu obis tillage dnrut; tlti plot wink.
BIIPFRI3R. OOURT BITTING8.
Are.atesse.ss tor f•se/ag t'lsaaecry
te.rt a.4 Vail Asataes 1.
the West.
WE3TZRN Clg.Ct'IT-THS HON. THS CHAN-
clueS.
Woodstock, Tuesday, September 12.
London, Monday, September 18.
Chatham, Tuesday, September 21.
Sandwich, Friday, B.ptember29.
Sarnia, Tuesday, October 3.
Stratford, Thursday, October 26
Goderich, Mond* October 30.
Walkerton, Monday, November 6.
HOPS inter T -TUE HON. MR. JUSTICI
PZOUDFOOT.
Whitby, Tuesday, September 12.
Guelph, Monday. September 18.
Owen Sound, Monday, September 2b.
Brantford, Thursday, September 28.
Barrie, Tuesday, October 3.
Simcoe, Tuesday October 10.
St. Catharines, Friday, October 13.
Hamilton, Tues 1 iy, October 17.
BRoCK t'1SCUIT-TO Ba TAKEN BY h VEBAL
JCDOES.
Goderich, Monday, October 23.
Orangeville, Monday, October 23.
Walkertown, Monday, October 23. •
Stratford, Monday, October 30.
Owen Sound, Tuesday, October 31.
1Voodstock, Tuesday, November 7.
WATZ$LOO CIRCUIT- THZ BON. MB. JCS-
TI(a ar1tTON.
Guelph, Monday, September '25.
Berlin, Monday, October 2.
Brantford, Tuesday, October 10.
Simcoe, Tuesday, October 17.
Barrie, Monday, October 23.
WstlT$$ c1keCIT-THE HON. THE CHIgr
JtSTICZ Or TER QCEILN'S BENCH. '°
Chatham, Monday, September 18.
Sarnia. Tuesiday, September 26.
Sandwich, Monday, October 2.
St. Thomas, Monday, October 9.
London . Monday, October 10.
The reeling
op
iestL
words, fasll allied Ili L 77m. 1 1S
"Hold fret the feria of round words
which thou heat heard of me, in faith ratagerucuts hate txr a "Mk' for the 1-3.14'
ou wM u Int omnis i$ tai 'era") oust N. iMr, o ILO lune
and love which is III Christ Jesus." He reyrnee •.f a 1*rge c "M said *!t ars of lou enc,b. a IYa real its rau,od day or
brought to the wands of the the 1 t -tuucr at tar hour .t tett'c u: tar *k* k'
X people uuticip whug a Xr*cad ties. mon.
wit!
leading truths which he eudswvured to Now that the hoot summer eeathur L. s
ROBERT t.lh
lay before thein the put, and impree- S'IerlleOfate. (IeedJ.
er.L, reriR.if Huthem.
mod upon them the imnve
portaof r'ght fairly set in, the biol. are haviia their June. 30th [lot t s&
views •f C: slat and his salvation. In head, sand titnee•) 1, au l t.i7 L: tvy whi -
closing he said: And now what retains kered, o tale ateLl Ilia. is that et. bare,
but for me to say "Farewell." I trust 1 and the lohl-headed old ecu .[caws
utter no meatiinapleas word.I speak in along with hie hat iu • ns. haul ; cad mops
b. ,ole with A siirprisin4 vigor,
view o1 the interest which has accumu- with the I•dber. While talku.A t n the
Istel in three years of intercourse, -in weather question. it might not be out
the going an and out amongst yore at of lace to remain k that the preachersaut
your humor, and in knowing your joys P
and sorrows, your wants and your bless- would confer a great favor on their con-
gregations if they would preach 10 in-
verse ratio to the thermometer. When
the thermometer is skipping round
among the nineties the preacher would
please his audience wall by preaching a
limited number of minutes, and not by
the hour.
ings. I pray for your welfare. May all
thongs gu well with you- May yuu pros-
per iu your business. May you have
ueace and blessing ir. your households.
May your children grow up to be an
honor to you and to the church. Above
all, may the Holy Ghost dwell in you
richly. I scold leave you with more
satiafaction did I know you were all sav-
ed. That greatest of all facts, aired,
ready fur the other world. Shall we
ever meet again 1 Never a1L Then I
shall take my leave of you by pressing
upon you the importance of religion. I
ask you to consider the things that make
forlde. Ye [nen and woolen whose names
are enrolled in the membership of thiacon-
gregation, shall bear record how I sought
to lead you born strength to strength -to
a matured piety and a richer experience
of the things of God. Ye young men
and young women whom 1 have mot in
this assembly and in Bible clasp shall
bear me record how I have sought to
lend you to s nobler manhood and wo-
manhood, and how I have taught you to
value religion and religious life as the
chief goad. Ye men and women of this
church, whose prayers have encouraged
me, and whore works have blessed me,
continue your efforts for the gout. of
your fellows. Maintain affinity with
God; let hint behold in your faithful
mind the reflection of Himself. He
hath built an everlasting world, at once
the shelter of victorious goodness, and
the theatre of its yet nobler triumphs.
If we lean on God, and find comfort in
His society; if we feel we are beneath
his all sheltering wing, he will enwrap
us in his immensity, and sustain us by
his love. Distance will not separate us
in feeling, 'in puTose, in aim. Separat-
ed, but not exiled from the great family,.
I shall often be with you in thought;
when the mournful cry, and grief asks
pity, and the tempted call for help, and
the weak implore fresh strength iii this
house, as they have often • done, I shall
think of the time and gathering, and
my heart will ascend in prayer for
the desired good. I go to another peo-
ple,hut with the same purpose, the same
gospel, -to
"Live for those who love me,
For those who know me true:
For the heaven that'smtles above me
And .[waits my coming. too.
For the cause that lacks amirtance.
For the wrongs that need resistance.
For the future in the distance.
And the good that 1 can do."
What more need I .ay ' At this hour
of prayer, when we stand within the
reality of God; when we hear the sweet
voice of Christ mellowed and sweetened
as it floats over eighteen centuries of
157 When the news reached Lucknow'that I meaning, saying to us as we bend in
penitence: "Come unto ate a'l ve that
are weary and heavy laden;" 0, to night
as we Own the shameful conquests of
tempation, and repent of the abandoned
strife, and rebuild the fallen purpose;
149 • M C. Cameron had defeated Mr. Porter
114
183 in West Huron the excitement knew no
bounds, and cheer after cheer rent the
'32 9 lug air for over half an hour. The Tories
37 11 138 were terribly crest fallen,and went home
t; 41 102 utterly disgusted. Large crowds of when we think of the high trust ..f duty
them had assembled in the villa
1 69 1311 .e from and the tranquil power ..f faith; when
2 8e, 25 ie,3 the surrounding townships to hear the we speak together of laying the burden
S 32 . 28 99result of the contest, but five minutes down, of the symphonies of the blest, ..f
5 4 132after raceiving the news that Mr. Cam- the everlasting that hath no date; -at
5 3 7289 exon was the man, not one was to be each an hour shall not all disguises fall
i; 40 100 seen. --[Luc know Sentinal. frvnit our heart. and shall we not to-
il confess our commotio faith in a
1 93 179 e, minion' n' Saviour in words we s., often
174 use: -
111 s "Rock of ages. left for me
4 148 Let me hide myself in thee," "
1 157This shall be to me 5 solace and a joy, •
2 183 that we in this parting hour by a divine
:; 193. consent have thus confessed our faith -
1 146 the faith 'of that sublime brotherhood
who with measureless intensity of love
breetbe forth the name of Christ, and
1024 sad whose vows and prayers no recording an-
gel can tell, tont only the infinite memory
of God. So I leave you with the assurance
that ire who have this night thus joined
in holy fellowship will come at last to
the immaculate glory.
"Tbat when Time's veil is rent assun.'er
our emits may know
10
30
2
322
38
59 27
47 23
38 53
43 42
tri 52
1621 1024
17
90
76
56
nettling if the Nigh school Board.
4379
2645.
1734
Goderich, June 26th.
The Board met pursuant to notice.
Present -The chairman, Rev. Dr. Ure,
Dr. McLean and Mr. Jordan.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
An application from Miss Oliver for an
increase of salary was read.
Moved by Dr. Ure, seconded by Mr.
Jordan, that Miss Oliver's application for
an increase of salary be granted,and that
her salary be increased to 3400 after the
first of Sept. next. Carried.
Moved by Dr. McLean, seconded by
Mr. Jordan, that the Board desires to
expresa its great satisfaction at the sue
tees of the pupil* of the High School
who have recently passed examinations
at the Toronto University, one of whom
has taken the gold medal in classics, an-
other a scholarship in clastics, and an-
other a scholarship in medicine. which
reflects a high degree of credit upon the
Head Master, Mr. Strang, and the staff
associated with him in the school. The
Bosr.i having had brought tinder its no-
tice the fact that the Literary Society in
connection with the High School has
during the past year contributed, for the
parebase of a magic lantern the sum of
0115, place on record its reit w*tisfac-
t4ne at the tweets of the Society and
with their contribution for the .objects
abnre refer •ed to. Carried.
Moved by M-. Jordan, seconded by
Dr. McLean. that the secretary be in-
structed to roiliest the Town Connell to
pro% i le the sum .,f 31,701 for the sup-
port of the Ilitrh Refe..l for the cnrrebt
year. Carried.
On motion Board Adjourned.
McMillan's maj 597
RE.Al•ITULATION.
Spoiled
McMillan. Shannon. Votes.
McKillop ... 252 246
Tuckerwmith., 338 124 3
Hay ... ... 322 • 136 3
Hullett .. . 341 159 2
Stanley .. . . 212 1811 - 1
Sealer th. 128 118 3
Baytield.. . . 28 52
1,021 1024 12
1,024
Majority .....597
THF. VOTE IN 1878.
Municipality. Reform. Con.
Tuckersmith .. 28.'1 140
Senforth 145 138
Hallett . . • 272 152
McKiilee * ........ 270 186
Stanley ....... ... 270 215
Hay --. 422 143
Hayfield :10 4$
1712 1008
1023
Reform majority .. 806
It will l* Neon that there were 1t0
votes more polled in this Riding in 1878
than at the last election.
A tate. hose t1t.tew
The (',•nacre afire* may henceforth
make up their minds that when M. C.
(', nss..n is A csndie ete, they hate to
hake a hack seat, for he will met *neur-
ally grow stronger in the constituency
for which he has been ele:ted, And his
m* otity will hereafter be much larger
hew Ere.
Ket1110>p.
Ar:hih'tl Fer¢uaeii..4 Cie 7t'i c •n
ee.•1"n McKill•p, diel last work• h:t.;n;
been a resident • 1 the t .wroth, for .•ver
thirty yell:..
Sir Jolla toed t pr ea.•:It critoi,• a lo
gelryinAnder'nl the abieet Liberals ,e*i.-
era. Vet nearly ever) one of thein is sent
hack to stand ai.le by •1.1e with Edward -
' Blake
No fearful Change nor sudden wonder.
Nor sink the wetglit of my -eery render.
But with the upward rise. and with tlitr
Vastness grow.
The choir sang a very appropriate piece
of music at the conclusion of the dis-
course.
Dunlop.
Pre, ONAI.--Master H. Horton has
been visiting friends in Hullett.--Miss
Jane Murchison, of Ashfield, is spending
a few'..ys in this neighborhood. - Mire.
.7. C. Currie and Mr. Black, Goderich,
spelt a day er ltn with friends here last
week.
fdhs,partltca.
Mr. ('has. Hawkins Ann wife have
gone to roan's. at. 1t.y C ty, Michiean.
(Milts Bewtie Hawking is home again
after a visit to her friends in the states
Ren•Arrn --Mr. Thos Thurinw and
Mr. Robert I1uln,ste have rot -trne•Ifrom
1'nele Sam a dementia. They 1..ok as tf
llfr aeras the (lues agree' with them.
A Joliet. TIER On Fnday last a
logging bee was held ••n the farm ed
Capt A Mope. The lads w.•rked with
a wt:l• an' foto:net o1 the alar were % ores
forgo:len as the lads and lasses entered
into the Inez .lance ..n the floor of the
bora The imlldung wag lighted with
('hino.e hte.tten., gaol dresinelf with ever-
greens. Miss Mat-ot••nall. .4 Dunlop,
and Mtge Bogie, pl*yr.l on the organ,
and Mr. George Carrell, of Ashfield *e-
compsnied on the violin,
LOsbura-
There was moderate excitement here
•n election day. The polling for No. 4,
Colborne, took place in the Temperance
hall here. Mr. Geo. McKee, of Dun-
lop, was returnin_ offi&ter; Messrs. A.
Allen and J. 0. Stewart watched the in-
terests of their res},ecuve candidates,
and Mr. A. t-NcAllister, armed with a
blackthorn by way of a baton, maintain-
ed order. The I. (l. G. T. funaisheal
the voters with copi •us draughts of
Adam's ale. Sleepy voters were hurried
along by the teams of Messnt Graham
and W. G. Young. The Conservative
candidate had a irajority of 1S at this
subdivision. Number of names on the
roll 106; .number •f votes .1011ed M, or
exactly four-tifths ..1 the available cute.
THs Csoes.-The recent rains have
freshened up the crops. Itu•lev has
taken quite a change for the better: the
hay crop promises two tons to the acre
Spring crops are in splendid order. and
the fall wheat Looks aupe:b. Our Dun-
lop cousins will have to look to their
laurels. We understand that Mr. Hugh
Chisholm has offered to gives tine turkey
to Mr. Tobin if lie can beat him in the
yield of fall wheat per acre. Dunlop. is
now to be heard fn :n.
. FINI,HE1,.-- Pat iutasters, Shaw and
Stirling halo a finished their stretch cf
statute labor. The boys turned out in
large numbers On the beats. and as pd-
itics.were not permuted to be discussed
matters went harmouniously. But it
was hard work for some of the lads to
stick to the rules.
De. !,tea's Esrapsde.
Dr. Orton, the Tory member for Cen-
tre Wellington, arrived in the city yes
teed and registered at Queen's Hotel-'
All went wellwitli the uwluler until
dinner time, when he becawe very dig-
orderey. It soon became apparent to the
Waiters that the man was very much in-
toxicated, and that thay w'o ikl have to
hand hint over to the Police for safe-
keeping. 'The heath a Inter trietl to
smooth ladders orerf •r "r_•vpectability's
sake" :s he said, but the Do,{•r became
enrage -1 and threw a glees ..t head uf.the
said waiter. A couple •f •constables
were then sent for, and the Doctor was
seized and carried off t.. No. 1 Police
Station, where he was kept in custody
for aortae time. Subsequently 'mime
friends called at the dation and bailed
him .out. He was then escorted Lack to
the queen's Hotel, but here he was re -
'fused admittance, and his name was er-
ased Iron the register. Ex -Mayor Beaty
then came to the rescue and consented
to provide the Doctor with a ni.cht'e L,t1-
ging. Centre Wellington has'reas.n t••
be proud f the high moral character of
its r.:preselitative.'-[(%lube .f Friday.
StiEItIFF S (SALE Aft: LANDS,
con. soy or He itoo. • By vlrtua of a Writ of
ru wee i Fon Fastas, lssue 1 out
of Her Maierly , coil e y C.•urt ut the County
of Hums tied to me directed • -alas: the Londe
sad Tenemcuts of John /lent at 11 e 80.1 od
John )1cHsrdy. 1 have se:aed at d taken in
b:11'eutiut all the r,gl.l, title. tolerant and
equity of red.mDtlou of tt.e abuse named
defendant In and to that parcel of load situate
lying Siubeing la the l'ou•t)' of Heron and
1'ruvlut3. a Ontario. 04.411 w-isia.g tbs west
half of lot number two to tate Ninth emcee -
skin of the acorns Divlsfen of the township
k•Lt
of Asht. WLi.L lauds and tenements
shall offer for sate. at my °Moe in the Court
House. In the town of Goderich. un 3 uoaday
the third day of Octuber et the hour of twelve
of the cloak, nom..
ROBERT GIBBONS,
Sheriff's Olney, Outdo -14h, Sheriff of Korea.
J aye 71.1111 It*L 1643.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
('uutrrY or Hcnox, t By virtue of a Writ of
To WIT: 1 ileal Facies. issued out
of Het Majesty's County Court of the County
of iuddleecs and to me directed against the
Lands and Ta nenients of J. S. Reid at the
suit of Geo. S. Innen and William A. Birree.
1 -have seised and taken in execution an the
rj-t t, title. interest and equity of redemption
of the ;Mot e named defendant in and to that
pas -el of laud situte. lying and being In the
County of Huron 1n the Province of Ontario,
and beteg composed of the South Masterly
corner of the east half of lot number twelve
in the eleventh concession of the Eastern
Division of the township of AshfleW, contain-
ing three quarters of an acre more or less in-
cluding lot number eight and part of lot
number seven in the vinare of AltonvUle in
the County of Rerun. Which Lands aid
Tenements I shall offer for sale, atm umee In
the Court House. in the town of Goderich, on
Friday the twenty-ninth day of September at
the hour of twelve of the clock, noon.
ROBERT GIBBONS.
Sheriffs Office. Godsrteh, Sheriff of Huron.
June 3001 1182. 1643.
ROBBED
-Tbousandaotgrave'.
are annually robbed
of their etetims,lives
prolonged. happiness
and health restored
by the use of thereto!
GERMAN INVIGORATOR,
wkkt positively and permanently cures In -
power, [caused by exceseee of any kin
sr.sl.a1 Weas.ese, and all diseases that fol-
low as a sequence of Self -Abuse, as toes of en
ergy, loss of memory. ,tnlversal lassitude.
pais in the back, dimness of vision. pnma-
Dire old age, and many other diseases that
lead to insanity or consumption and • prema-
ture grave.
Send for vie:mien with testimonials free by
mall. The 1\rlt:ONATSt is soli at $1 per
box. or six boxes for 4.. by all druggists, or
will be sent free my snail. securely sealed, on
receipt of price. by addressin.
F..1. CHF g
F.Y. 1►ruggiat, •
167 Summit et., Toledo, Ohio.
Geo. Rainiest.
Sole Agrat for Goderich.
Banking.
(ik'' MONTRZAL.
CAP! 41., •- eJr lra son.
SURPLUS. - - - • Sikestssor.
Goderich Branch.
D. (JLA$.1 - Afa,:aler.
Allows interest on deposits. Drafts. rettrr
of credit and circular notes issue& payahl
total parts of the world. 1754.
CCANADIAN BANK OFCt1111MER('E
i'..! ..p Capital, $6,fa0,(i(N'.
Reit, - $1,48Na,rKn,,
Presiders!. - err:: 11'.11.31r11ATER
hotels. General Jlfaseper, tt'. .v.....r,6.,•..
MAITLAXD's H11TEL, GODERICH
1 ON
The above new and Bret -class house. close to
the Railway nation and convenient to the
town, is second to none in Ontario, for com-
tortand accommodation. 14 heated by Hot
Air.
IT SALINE I&TNn. SWIM11170ti NATE.
('roquet LA•rn and garden on the pn•miws,
Hot and cul.[ meals at all hours, for travellers.
An Omnibus to and trona boats and ears ctrl.
stantly in art••mlanec. Jno. morn an, Pro-
prietor. 1830.
Legal Notices.
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - • MASAUzr..
Interest silos. d nn 4cpoaits. Drafts on a
the principal Towns and Cities in ('anode
(hast Rrttaln and the United States, bough
and sold.
Mean. coo Farmers on Notes, with one n
more endorser.. wit host mottasore. 1753
S66a week in your own town. Terms and
V/ $S mem tree. Address 11. Maidism &
Co. Portland %Iatne
,.., Shii'sBookStore
SALE OF
BERLSN
WOOLSI
I have a large and
Well Assortsd S1ock
AUCTION SALE ABLE
rotors. 1N TIM ToteN*Har 01• UTLI iiKN,
to TMC COUNTY Or Hl -11.014.
Pursuant to the order of Wilm-,t Richard
nicer Es:yuire, Judge of the County Court
of the County of Huron rade in a certain
suit or matter of Mitchell v. Mitchell. bearing
date the 12th day of May, A. D. 16[2, there
will he °tiered for call', with the approbation
of the real representative oftlieCount y of Hur-
on Ml.May, the Nth of July. last, at the
hoar of 1e **clerk noon. at N hit's hotel. to
the village of Exeter, in the County of Huron,
by James (Ike, Auetioneer, the following
valvate, Wands in awo parr•Is name[ : Patrol
number 1. Lot Ne. 15 in the 5th Con. of the
township of Stephen. In eke l'ouaty of Huron,
containing by admeaeoremeni Imp acre* of
tent mon• or les*, Tito proVerty is wt11
cleared. and on It are *'rest -1 nIarg,- oro story
brick Loasr and kitchen. a lar,,ro prick barn.
• beck stable, • itgrhock . owshed, a frame
granary. • frame driving also t 'cry
valuable Mlek yen*. Tiwre ;t also a ,food
bearing or.Wird. The p.irel it . r w.11 be en
titled to la acres of fall wheat now in the
geeload.
1'ar.'l No. 1. The Norah halt of Sot No. 13.
in the e h res.cessloa of the township of memo
ea. In the *'..antil of Munn. eontainiag hy
sidnicp•ii,ement 10 s. res of land. morn or ;roc.
1'be peep rty Rs all (leered mei wc11 fen. wl.
The pun haw-- w .1i he r nttl led to ie Beres of
tall w Leat. Dow .a I►t gene nd.
Te, -m.. Ten ;or rent down at the time ff
sale, balance io Indeye without tatereet. in
I other respects the coedit ions of sale will
be the sta•ding conditions of lb. t haneery
le1,tes se the High (hurt of Joatiee. Fur
poopee ram. Ansa aptly to S. 1N*,conms.n,
kar •[t,'ater, (.04.. : h. II 1* Haj. Barru•rr
IcIelcr, far to set:i,,i lb LT R e trswnN,
W. R. .lee. Vendor's sol ; s.
Realativr.
JAIKSAHL►D, V.a . (1NI'CCIt 4nOR
. to lir. Dass.lt er•dwte eat Onssrie Vs..
er inary t'ollegr (Jr,. manta...and residesrt
w Ne to meet. Nur doors east of Colborne
Hotel. R. $._Hemet esammee as to cries
sea 1781.
GI Weeds. the whole of which 1 propose
is NII ,df at Cost, to any lusntity.
G.SIMPPA110
IF/ VIRON
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