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THE HURON 84114KFRIDAY, JULY 14, '1882.
THE HURON SIGN L
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line fur tint insertion ; three cents per line�for
each subsequent insertion.'
Yearly, half -yearly
and quarterly contracts at seesaw'rates.
Johan.
.011P. NUMMI% Webergs skfirst-elms
ltha mot ram end- mad facilities
for turning out work In Roderica, are prepared
to do business in that line at prices that cannot
be beaten. and of a qusitty that cannot be
surpassed. -Teresa Cash
Ti1election in Manitoba was a polit-
ica
olit-
is i "blizzard." as it were, to the Throes
The Syndieste w ' t be the death of
moot
the
>• lmsf>etu P.
Edward Island, according to the Otto'
wa Free Press, remarked in the lobby
last session that he "would like to dis-
franchise and disembowel all the brit+ in
the country." Here is a nodal Tog
for you l .
FRIDAY, Jl'LY 14th, 1882.
WHERE' THE MILLION14 ARE.
The LDn hm Fre- Preen is ti model
Tory organ. One day last wee'i it cited
the case of the West Huron "recount'
in support of the conduct of the Roth-
well returnipg officer, totally oblivious
of the fact that the action ..f the West
Huron returning offi:cr utterly con-
demned that of the noon who counted in
J. J. Hawkins. Finding that it could
give no reply to our article pointing out
the true position of affairs, the Free
Press has gone un a new tack, apparent-
ly with the same ignorance of facts, and
it is our duty to again set nor Lomdon
contemptny right.
.In an editorial on Wednesday head-
ed "Where are tho utillione 1" the Free
Press denies the truth of the statement
made by THE SION L that Reform 1►n-
tario had "millions in its treasury,"
while Tory Quebec was in debt, an, in
a tote of assessed contldeneessked, "By
what authority does the organ state that
there aro millions in the treasury of On-
tario 1" As we are never happier than.
when enlightening the ignorance of our
Tory questioners, we will give a few
figures for the benefit of our contempo-
rary, se that it will not dare to again
assert that "all the evideuce is against
such a belief-" The figures we quote
are taken from the, financial statement
of the Treasurer of the Province, de-
livered in the Houseou 14th of Februrry,
1882. In this Budget speech the Trea-
surer proudly declares tee surplus in the
()Marie treasury to be $4,009,591. Here
are four and a half millions, safe and
snug. And this splendid auto would
have been still farther increased, but
for the practice of Mr. Mowat, which
the Fre. Foss appears to condemn, of
dividing a large share of the•surplus each
year amongst th a potpie of the Pro-
vince.
Since 1871, the Reform Government
of Ontario has distributed the immense
sum of $23,579,277.07, directly and in-
direztly, amongst the people of this pro-
vince. The "surplus distribution" during
the ten yeere of Reform rule hats atuouut-
eJ to $3,335,528 85, which large emu I IT seems that soma one has been gull -
has been gives to municipalities to old sate Mr. George Hawkins mid ..ne or
in reducing their municipal debts, and two other shining lights of the Tory
for such purposes es the wealthier cur -
party in West Huron. .Ir. Hawkins
potations might .!souse. The sum of went int" the political detective husi-
$3,362 970.57 has also been generously seas recently, and hunted up some cases
donated to the olevelopment of our ad -
of winelessle (' bribery, and on Monday
last the West Huron Tories were put
into possession of his secrets. Ilut what
was whisperedin the Tory
chamber has
been proclaimed on the Grit housetop,
and Mr. Cameron's friends are having a
good lanai at the "case" of the Port
Albert detective.s pre plain ,words, Mr.
Hawkins has been "stuffed," '
Tea Clinton Newt Era, alludes to the
failure of the Mooday meeting of the prar. Asaleetm to
Tories, and after `icing !ta upiniuu that "lora. rse•se I Reeam_ a metros gygraeasat.a,ria t. aalyt� q
MUM from tale Pollee.
TlEll WEB OF IT.
Tits Twelfth of July serves one grand
purpose in this seotion of Canada. It is
the day generally devoted t., trying the
tint new potatoes. Tatem by the
Twelfth is the ambition of every true lov-
er of agriculture who planta out a bill of
the esculent tuber.
w protest will be entered, says :-" We
have reseal to bt4iilla 014 XT. °I Obe-
ron by nothing to Feer from an examina-
tion into his course duriug the late eun-
teet, and we believe we *spew the setl-
timeitte of Mr. Cameron when we say
that if his opponents think they have
any grounds upon which they can dtr
qualify or eves ansaat WE, they are at
lib.•rty to sail in. We veinier* to pre-
dict that should Mr. Cameron be un-
seated for any infraction of the law,
which is escipedinely iwpvebabte, he
will be re-elected by • much larger ma-
j9rit7• "
Rert.t-r, says the London Advertiser,
for a moment on the principle involved
in the stand taken by the partisan re-
turning other in Bothwell. 1T it is al-
lowed to be enunl, it is within the pow-
er of any deputy-returoino officer in a
chose constituency to give or lose the
election, not by any overt act, but by the
simple device of neglecting to perform
some of the minor technical duties uf•
his office.
•t .• ,. %%eaes.
Tram the Kiaoardtae Reporter.
Some months ago the
of Asebeeley oun1su l
named James George blue, who was oinl-
pleyed byMr. Buchanan Be hailed
from Bt. Mary's and after becoming ac-
quainted somewhat Me oat that be had
Mined his wife in Bt. May's cemetery.
On the strength of being a widower,
and having a handsome little fellow for
aeon with him, as a start en a ..eond
salventure, he won became
es\ta
!sens!le 1Mw
Some of the more aneorepslous of the
Tory orris, made toe secret of tbetrass-
soos desire tint Ms. Cameron, of West
Heron, shield ba cilimtd oat of his tat
by a� partisanreneeedag °!boar, as was
Mr. Mille in lose have been
ding:pointed. Yr. of Wittghwt
is a otffy erat mfrom Bothwell par-
iiltan. Mr. Camera metes Friday OW'
firmed in the seat whish halms ea noblymon, by 2 m
9 ajoeil4'.-{8ttatfed
rsBea-
er.
Tory oaA7bM•-
N - - -- -- i •'Theeaitor of Lite. Pertain OaarCr, whoa*
THE Tory canvasser who offered • estaitpss qusdtro7 compels kilo to gTudge
d tee eel hirers tavet geteez. refer.
bag of flour to a poor but honorable man Oaf ' i weer Mfd-
aewbsanaeettmm to pestle
for his vete, and was Pretty plainly bele tieOoverttneas assisseetroyed.
Spoken to for his pains, was doubtless Doapatele. -
prating about political corruption on the 'lass nor estetaed TT motew►lrmrary
part of Mr. Cameron at the "son -head" admit, then, that the ory l}overniaent
at Ottawa, handling public moneys
meeting on Mor.dey. These are the &lo{ny contributed by ratepayers ..1
fellows who aro crying out against the both parties, declines to do justice to
Reform candidate. Their argument is : say loocality thinatthcehohsesoion toof • girt Its
own opinions erlia-
If we can't bribe this or that man it is mentary repre•entativet That is villain -
because he has already been bribed by ow doctrine. If the public interests re -
our opponents. quire public buildings at Strathrov. at
Strsthroy they should be erected.-jAd-
vertiser.
Twit iron -clads before Alexandria are
mammon
generally popular, and his society send
pleasing omnivore were not objected to
by some of the fair sex. He eventually
"lost his affections" on Mims Jennie
Campbell, s respectable young girl of
some thirty years of age. But the little
son gave the situation awry. He said
OHO day while in a communicative wood:
"My pe and ma used to have souls high
old rows, and that is the reason that pa
ran away." Size when confronted with
this evidence, owned up that although
his first wife was dead, he had married
again, and informed Miss Campbell that
his second wife had a terrible temper
and was in no way suitable for a than of
his angelic disposition. He would go to
the States and procure a divorce -would
do anything in order to be in a position
to wed the girl of his choice who for the
time being was Mies Campbell.
Mr. Buchanan being about to remove
to Kineardiue, gave Site a chance to
secure a business for himself by leaving
him in charge of the shop outht at Am-
berlcy. He was to discontinue hie visits
to the house of Miss Campbell, and was
to conduct himself as was becemiug to a
bene.lict. Atter keeping his pledges for
ane whole day he broke through his
good resolutions, and continued his
courtship. He then moved the base of
his operations from Amberley to Code -
rich taking his little boy with him.
Mrs. Size, of St. Mary's, was kept dat-
ed in regard to the doings of her hus-
band. and she concluded to raring the
erring one to time by having a warrant
issued fer his arrest. It was 1parlrte+
that Size was to meet Miss Campbell in
Kincardine ou Tuesday. On Monday
evening the same triin that brought a
constable from St. Mary's, armed with a
warrant, had on board Size. The latter
recognized the constable, but the un-
stable did not recognize the man he was
after. This slightly changed the rela-
tive peridens of the two. Size cotn-
meneed doing a little detective business
by shadowing the constable, and suc-
ceeded in learning glut he was wanted
"in the name of Her Majesty," he at
ante made preparations for flitting and
succeodee. He v{aa unable however to
communicate with Miss Campbell. If
he had done so it would have saved fret
a half -day's we -try waiting at the R•eyal
Hotel here. She arrived in town and at
once proceeded to the pre -arranged try -
sting place. Hour after hour past and
still nu size. Finally a' friend of the
fancily informed her of the position of
affairs. The silly woman, who certainly
has years enough to teach her better,
does not realize the fact that even if
Size should oto the States and obtain I dent ov Monday morning. He was ca- , the tour of twelve of the clock, noon.
ROHRRT OIRBONP.
a divorce age marry her that the act gated in! dr4wnrg furniture front the! sheriff's P.Mee, Goderteh, ShertRof
would not annul his previous marriage. residence of 1lra. 1'liumpson molten the June 3Dlh t i[o2 1845.
hones became frigntened by the noise ! - - _ -- -_-
of the stove and started oft' at a fur ions FOR BALE up -setting the 'sweet' and three -nee;
h.74>dfi��•
Mr. Wm. Leigh, teacher, of Fargo
bar is spending his holidays here.
doting terrible work. The heavy pro-
jectiles rained lute that city are in-
teresting so far as they illuetrste the
triumphs of military science, out the
� A h- of W sit. Butt,
\Vrlbett Boos,
mm with a very paiuful accident in tee
plating mill on Thursday. He got his
rul caught in the juiuter, and had the
thunib of his left hand taken orf:
Mesas. James Horton, of Usbotrue,
and Thos. Dickson, of McKillop, left
here yesterdayfor the Old Country. The
object of their mission is to purchase
and import more heavy draught horses.
We wish thein every success.
Since the 12th ' of year
T. A. Sharp hippeSfronthis town
to the Americh markets, 40 car holds of
horses, thus staking over $150,000 that
have been paid out by this one buyer
for horse flesh in this vicinity.
An Iteseieneseeeng ♦ftw.
The respectable members of the com-
munity, no matter what their politics
may 'oe, are desirous that justice should
wretched followers of Arabi have to snf- be done. in ..regard.to the representation
fer for it. How au iron -sed would of Bothwell. They are not sufficiently
look after being struck with a 1,709 lb.
projectile from an 80 ton tun •ouklalso
prove of interest in military and naval
circles, The guns from the, Egyptian
forts have not gunk any of the men-of-
war, although''seyeral have been badly
hit.
The bumptious editor of the Clinton
Recur.1 bad the impudence last week
to reflect upon the judgment and
honor of Mr. Ben. Willson, for de-
claring :lir, Cement'', who got a major-
ity of the votes oast in a eat Hnron,
duly elected. There was no other thing
for Mr.. W ilison to do in fairness, and he
showed his honesty and fitness for the
position of Returning officer by acting
impartially. Had the newly=fledged ed-
itor of the 1:. cord been in his place he
would have declared the teaten candi-
date elected "By actual count."
concerned about the seat to wish to see
it given to one side if it belongs lis the
other side. If Mr. Hawkins has the
larger number of votes, by all means let
Mr. Hawkins represent the constituen-
cy; but if, as seems clear on the face of
the returns, the larger number o1 votes
were cast f•,t Der. Mills, it would he dis-
reputable in the hiehest degree to keep
him out of the seat through some fluke.
Public (minion will have to express itself
very frankly if it be fouud that the re-
turning officer has been playing into the
hands of the Ccnservative party by giv-
ing to Mr. Hawkins a seat which really
belongs to Mr. Mills. It was a great
mistake for Sir John Macdonald to
thrust aside the sheriffs in order to put
the writs in the hands of his own parti-
zans. No sheriff would dare to risk his
position by tampering with the returns.
Indeed, we do not knew of a single she-
riff who would steep to such a thin;;: --
[Toronto Telegram.
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wrest.
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Beaforth , 1.17 " ..lme " 7.10 • ..
Ooderk h. %r 3.131iet ..1
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xoinlf south ..,1 15us.. J1-gsas,.1,16 '•
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flatt
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Ssamillwr.
The strawberry festival and literary
entertainment held on Friday last by
the Sons of Temperance, was fairly at-
tended, considering the inclement weath-
er. Some exoellent music was furnish-
ed by the Lseburn choir.
Psasosala.-Miss Maggie Lacey, who
has been staying at Philadelphia for
several years, is paying a visit to the i^ld
ere. --Messes Sara
miiable railway sy.teun in Ontario, and
this the Free Preis will not dare to say
is money thrown away. And so, had we
time and apace, we could quote to fur-
ther strengthen ••sir position, which is
that notwithatandine the distribution of
immense aunts of iii iney directly and in-
directly to the municipalities, we have
still in the Ontario treasury the fine sur-
plus of four and a half millions.
"\'here are the millions (" asked the
Free Pre+•. \ e hive answered the
question with induaitable figures.
"ivt(i CRT a$D lorri.tWooL,- was the
result of the Tory caucus on Monday, to
take steps to 'noteat Mr. Cameron's
election in West Huron. The $1,000
deposit was rather discouraging,
for
some of the assembled ones have good
memories, and the recollection m f the
81,000 rained just after the election of
1878 to unseat Mr. Cameron, and
which went everywhere but into court,
rather unsettled them. But perhaps
the disposal of the first 81,000 was ful-
ly accounted for on Monday.
THE obetinacy,of Arabi Pasha, in re-
fusing to come to Admiral Seymour s
terms is amazing. The doughty Admir-
able has with hint thirty men-of•war,and
can bring to bear upon the fortih`catiens
of Alexandria 224 heavy guns, 106 of
these being ..1 the 6i ton class, 63 of the
12 ton, 36 of the 18 ton, 10 of the 25
tun, and 4 of the 80 ton. Thirty 12 tone
gun..could in ten minutes pour into, the
city fifty tons of metal, which would de
velepe a total energy of 696,603 foot
tons at a distance o.f 4,000 yards; twenty
18 ton guns could in the same time
throw thirty-six tons of metal with an
energy of 454,700 foot tons. At the
muzzle these shot would go through 1411
inches of armour, at 1,000 yaris through
121J inches. and 2,000 yards through 11i
inches.
STAGE 11:8,
Kincardine " bemoan11 etas „ •' Tam
BenmiUcr • (Wednesday sad
Saturdavt arrives oam.. s i
homestead h
SttERIFF'B BALE OF LANDS.
(oCNTv or HVWN, t fir rinse of • Writ of
TO WIT; t Tteri rectos, lessee out
of Her Majesty's Coset7 (batt or the amity
ofdHuron enand to otedtQ�r�I,i�ll4Pltlste a Daae
and Tenements hof J i t��V! seat of melt od
John Meltardl. 1 hey, end taken in
Execat1O11 all the R !!+sass sad
equity of redemption the a1Mtes earned
defendant in and to riot Mtesl of lid sante.
lying and being in the nvince of Ontario. eoen�attret7ett�taeasa sad
the west
ha f of lot number two 1. W shish some.-
con
ussessoon of the eaatrrn 1Hvtslee ie ibelewaehip
of Ashnrld. Which %sera cad eaaealaata 1
shall offer tor sale, *4' i Oowrt
House, in the town of Ina wy
the third dal of October at the of rslve
of the stuck. noon.ROBERT GUIDONS,
Sheriffs Ogee, Goderich, Blurttl'of Huron.
June 30th 1*2. UR&
mer, formerly of this pplate, no:T of Lo-
u'h the mutrim•inial
Yourrrespondent wishes
The following u thelid u uttt
hers tor
the ensuing q{uarter of Pure Retreat Di-
vision No. 308, Sons of Tonic: lice --
gen has passed throb
ceremony. co
her much baroness._
Bros. Geo, Stewart, W. I'. ; tater ta-
me Wilson, W. A.; Bro- Thus. Headdle,
R. S.; Sister Amanda Wilson, A. R. S.;
Bro. Percy Walters. F. S.; Bro. Chas,
Walters, Treas.; tiro. Headdle, Chap.;
Bro. J. Monro, Con. ; Sister Iola Wal-
ters, A. Con.; Sister M. B. Gledhills,
1. S. ; Bro. Wun Moore, 31. ; Bro. .1.
111 Steep, P. W. P.
An •verdrawn Pietatrr.
\-rr are fatered with a copy of it 'utur
phlet recently published t,y Mr. Clare
Braden, entitled "Ingersoll unmasked -
A Scathing and Fearless Expose of His
Life and Real Character.' Upon the
aver is a "tippical picture," represent-
ing a young lady named Truth, lifting
off (with a touting fork) a mask repre-
senting "Bob's" face, from the counten-
ance of a Personage with sharp ears and
horns, and likewise a forked tail. 1f the
author wishes us to believe that Inger-
soll is in reality the the Devil, we de-
cline. It may he true (as Mr. Braden
v that the
alleges and isready to prove) 1 )
infidel lecturer was s very fast young
man, and is now not all his admirers be-
lieve, but still he may not be quite se
bad as the Devil, and Mr. Braden's ar-
tist might have "drawn it a little mild-
er. -[Grip.
Mr.. Pi.rwe, sehe asked for it recount ,- — __.
in North Wellington, has been disap- Tee Tories are desperate in their elf -
pointed again. Mr. McMullen has been orfs to account for their defeat in West
declared elected by the judge by mei. Hurn. F.tery charge that could be in -
twenty of a majority. The judge losed all vented has been made against Mr. Gru-
bs could to oblige the bard, but public
opinion and a very decided majonty
unquestionable totes for the Liberal
candidate kept him from counting in
the poetical politician. North Welling-
ton is to be tnsevalelated,
eron, although none of them Lave leen
backed up by a single word of proof.
But then is something amusing in the
tenoning statement from the Seaforth
Sun:
It gwilt baleen that Mr. Porter yelled ont7
I
lsea�i��� ai �aamaN
w
"Joists A. hates Cameron like the very > istierlry
d --i,'. rid a C«arvetive to an tic.
elves Uri • quaintance
after the Monday Rich, isn't stn 41 ,f course the deputy
who
meeting.ting.rimt• the day And that is the secret at gibe returning because�hey' werswsn all
ppoosedpt�'nt-
be
protest affair. Although perseaded that
Mr. Cameron cannot he unseated, the staunch
t Mro,P ,rvatives,s would
,ak none of
reject
Meal Tories trust in the enntity of the wear
iso te, get the assistance ,•f the Mr. Cameron's. Of course, of course.
Ami nen(' ••f the Conservative ecrutinhS f
would +.sues!. Oh, no ' The Tories
may have a sillier excuse than the above,
but we haven't yet heard i• a„ foe.
b. w..1 men lee•!.
Preen
Government in putting the mei .,t . r fuer
West Huron to the annoyance and ex -
pane of a contested election. It is a
poor threat to hand an itloetitrn protest
r
SHERIFFS SALE OF LANDS.
COUNTY Or
HURON. 1 t lash& kivirtue of sseWd ot ut
of Her Majesty's County Court of the County
of Huron. and to me directed against the
Lands and Tenements of Themes Croak a•
the salt of Alexander R. I have seised and
taken In Executlos all the right. tille,istere,.r
and equity of redemption of tke above named
defendant, In and to that parcel a !asci
situate lying and being in the Count of Huron
and Province of Ontario, comp sing th-
Easterly twenty acre. of the North halt of
lot number six in the tenth concession of the
0
- - Western Division of the township t As►Aeld.
my. Which lands and t-Muel.la 1 shall Offer for
sale,at ons office In the Cenrt Houer,in the town
M Gnderirh, en k'un.ilo the se.•ond day of
a
Loci rsiso.--Last Friday t.I,tht, Mears. (*totter at 'het . iss of twelve of the clock.
D. Fraser, R. Soinere and Jas. MvUee neer.
IIOIIERT (:iRIN1N(i,
narrowly escaped instant death 1-y light- secrete.. office. Go.'.ertcl,. Sheri/got Huron.
ning, whsle asleep in the In.uee • •,f Mr. Julie ?Ws eY. iia&
R. Kenrick in the township ..1 Wawa -
well. The lightning struck the build-
ing and succeeded in tearing about 15
feet off the r•eof, and fur a fee: minutes
atunnine.every inmate of the house.
THAT Hutt. -E.-.1 matt named Run of I SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
Clinton, arrived in town .,n Friday a ith C000xR Hctaox, i By •i
a running hoarse and ill-treated the ani- To owar►: f Tteri•Fbl..-ue of trWruedt of out
mil in such a manner that Constable of He Modesty's Conte (bort of the Coemty
of Middlesex and to me dil•octnd seaiast the
Davis took the man in cuetodj and placed I pan(. and Tenements of J. y. 11e34 st the
hist in the tender. In the course ••f a suit of Oeo. H. BirrrII sad William A- Birrell.
few hours he e..ts taken out of the le,ck �ihave
tttseined
e ttlten>.i aecj equexecution
rrrddemptl fon
up to have hie trial before Squire Wil- I of tke above named enter sat in and is that
son, when he was fined $1 and carets and ,es reel of nand nitonsr! . tying and being in lie
10 tying County of Huron in the Province of Ontar.�,.
allowed to proceed on his way •anposed of the South Easter!
d being tom >
corner of the east halt of lot number twel,
In the eleventh concession of the Eastern
Division of the lownehip of Ashfield, contain
hath where the hone was to run on the
1st of July.. The utau arrived in Wing -
hath tee late to enter his horse for the i ing three quarters of an acre more or Ices in
race, a..ol was in C nsequelce nut allow- eluding lot number eight and part of lot
number seven in the viilaga of Altunville in
ed to run. the l'onnty of Huron. Which land. and
ACCIUENT. —Mr. Jos. Ke:frun, of thtis I Tenements Isbell offer far sale. at my office in
place, met with a somewhat serious asci- , the (•curt Hott•e, in the town of Ooderich, on
N�idaF the twenq•nbth sal of Aeptember at
LederllY Nigh reheat.
tri the 43 candidates who presented
themselves at the recent High School
entrance examination 11 failed, the fail-
ures being chietly in spelling and arith- is now doing as r:t;. a.. (431,1 be txiect- "WZNT�R BRANCH,'
rnetic. The following are the names of ed andel' the ere. ..a •o. • - ',Rea tee.. „ ttu'••d (n the M. n Gravel Road, consisting
Mr. Hetfron out thereby canting the: Cr HE SCBSC t1BER, FI's 11NG
fracture of his of his leg. His lwrly is,) 1 That his .eboleattention will be required
also considerably hruise.l. Dr. Sloan i this aunt tier in the management of the BIG
Itot'SE, wig disposes. oof that property ksown
set the broken ntr+ober and the l.atirnt'the
'Election Mmes.
The official return for the bluskoke
election gives Mr. O'Brien, the Conser-
vative candidate, a majority of 4.
Mr. Mills! majority in the old electoral
division of Bothwell, counting the votes
as they were cast for Casey and Row,
would have been 464. That's how the
gerrymander work in his case.
Mr. Ruse carried gerrymandered «-esu
Middlesex by a majcry of 54. Had hitt
old constitnency been undisturbed his
majority would have been 232. The ob-
ject of the gerrymader is quite visible
here.
Mr. Coghlan carried North Middlesex
in 1878 by 6, and this time by about 100.
The township of Lobo, which was de-
tached from hie riding by the Gerryman-
dee Act, gave a Reform majority of 251.
The Tones credit Mr. Covklan's increas-
ed majority to the growing popularity of
the N. P.
h h h been pro visionally ud
of a hoot, hootof ten rooms, with veran-
t use w u have ' .Iabon tteo side o. large driving house 80•22.
mittrxi by the local board of examiners, i Cent stabling. r ten horeo ♦ rd
•.. wood h etc -emetic
with their schools and marks :- - erwith one and a halt acres excellent garden.
Currie Kate, Goxlerich Central Sch. 2931 The following ,,: • the games of the Neti ranted. Th remisee am d1 new and in
Downing Annie, '• Otte; pupils of 8. S. N. 4, who t'ek the ablle titre: ll be �rI tApppaplIy btu "awn
Ellard Sophie, 'c 304 'highest per cent tit 11:e writtut examine•' J. J. W'ItIC{HT,
Kirkpatrick Ada,
a, " 294
Ro
POINT FARM.
Grant Marion, 322 uoderic1hS36.. 1
. u
E. 351 Lizzie,
Struthers Kate, • "
Williams Florence, -` 376
Yates Minnie, tion held at the clse of the quarttr end-
Class-ing June 30th :-Feurth Emily
Mitchell 81,, Ruth Allin 61, �ohit A aii91Ct1[
ow1eniA. Tlir1 'i:is Se r— rn
They all treses•
Thr Grand Rapids, Dakota, Jourro,i't,
has the following concerning a former
townsman : -
The following letter, witten to Cana-
dian friends, which were are allowed to
copy, shows how the howom fee a takes
every new comer; eve�n! the jelly tar is
affected by the sight of oceans of praise,
and gaily larboards and starboards his
plough over the billowy grass
Gagen Ramos, D. T., ,lune 241, 182.
-Friend --: i came from Ontario a
month ago and teek ui, a claim on north-
west enrolee .of scans 28, town 135,
range til, with s fine lake view on owe
side and fine rolling. laud. 1 am going
to cut and care 30 tons of hay off it this
fall. 1 would not take the best 1s,
acres in Ontario for my claim, without 1
grit a gond lake schooner to boot. This
is the heat fanning land in Dakota terri-
tory, and the town of Grand is
theprettieet view in the whole eetb.
west, and don't you forget it,
Reapeettolly,
Not••cotw M,rwuwow. t4II1,W
Cox Eddie,
66
"
351
315
Cooke Henry, " 356
Gordon Charles K. "
Halliday John
" 380
." " 332
Heale Chas., " .. 346
MeBain John, " " 374
McBrien Loftus, 359 rine Blake 75, Virg/tile Breekow 7o• low am a sequence sit Sett -Abuse, as loss of cm
Robertson Robt te., " " 378 orgy. lore. of ntcnlor7. yynlversai ]sssitnde.
Smith Charles, " 458 ENC.'ATI(7PAm.-The following are the at
(sin in the tack, dimneM of vision. prema-
:;07 names of the pupils •'1 S. S. No. ,. (,dl- (ere
l IOein o6 11tf or many
o mptby
hon and a prs eme-
Wniker Hugh, " borne. who obtained honors in the ear-
Andrews Alice, 8.8. No. 1 Gude- torr gram. .___
rich t' , nus Ousels at thr • uartrrl) review held � Need toss _.._.. .
1' 313 the first week -in Jule. viz :-IV Class- t mail. The IwiriL•RAT.R is sold at t}1 per
Hattie,Andrews " 313 box or rax boxes for e3 by all dr filed on
" 322 1
receipt of price. addressing.
5 " 400 g FJ(HI\El'I►ru m'•
6 322 1 ( • 'tI a 1` IM' Ohio
.
netts Holliday 73, Ellen ...gun:Mei ei 75,--Thnaeandeofgray,
are annually robbed
1
0 1 Clue. live.
.h - Thlr r t
, r fa
bel Ian
sit Aker o of the!
I{ac
Jura. -John blas! 76, Mary A. Pfeifer pf their d. hms,le.
and health restored
75. .Ino y[c('lur•. Aibnt JLreLrll, Mar- by the u.cofthegrear
the Blake McClure, 74. Senior — GERMAN INVIGORATOR
Wry 1►1cClum, Mary Pannebaker 89, .
Agee+ Flick 76 Richard Fisher 70, which positively and permanently cures Inv
JnniorSeconml-ClauodeFieher77,('athe•'Mt_se! misame( by exerasen of any kind.,
d alt disesteem that fol -
Driver Lizzie,
Cox George M.,
Davidson David
Howell Eliza,
Arith., 1 M Lintield, 2 E. Cowan, 3 D.
Hetherington. (;ram., I M. Linfield, 2
E. Cowan, 3 A. Zoe! uer. see •. , 1 . .
Lintield, 2 A. Hetherington, 3 E. Cow -
1 Colborne t'p 424 an 4iw'1iinu. 1 A. Zoellner. 2 M. Lin -
Young Colin G., 3 364
fish!, 3 E. Cowan. Reamlin:, 1 M. Lin-
Linfield Mary J., 5 345 field, '2 A, Hetherington, 3 A.hiellner.
McIntosh Ann J., 7 Ashfield Dictation, 1 M. Linfield, 2 E. Cowan, A. j
McKenzie v_._ . " 317aTd S Boob Store
308 Hetherington. Composition, 1 M. Lin -
319
!field '2 A. Hetherington, a E. Cowan.
318 'History, 1 M. Linheld, 2 A. !haltering-
Hetherington.
383 ton, 3 E. ('o.wan. Writing, 1 A. Heth-396 --
eringten, 2 E. Cowan, 3 M. Cowan, 3
M. Linfield. Map ranine. 1 A. Heth- SALE oF
eringten, 2 M. Linfield, 3 D. Hethering-
ton. M.- Arith., 1 S. McAllister, 2 J.
Linfield, 3 F. Merritt. Grammar, 1 S.
McAllister, 2 F. Morris, 3 B. McWhin-
ey Geo., 1. McAllister, 2 B. Mc -
Whiney, 3 J. Linfield. Spelling, 1 B.
McWhiney, 2 A Thurlow, 3 A. Rome.
Reading. 1 B. McWh'ney, 2 S. McAllis-
ter. 3 J. Linfield. Dictation, 1 J. Lin-
field, 2 F. Morrie. 3 A. Thurlow. ('om-
pewition, 1 J. Linfield, 2 S. McAllister,
A. Thorley. History. 1 A. Thurlow, i have a large and
2 F. Maoris, 3 S. McAllister. Writing;,
1 u 3tcW17 Cha 2 A Linfield, 3 A Well Assorted Stock
Thurlow. hi Claes --A. Li 1 F.. 3 rat•
2 W. Fulford, 3 A. Ih'gie. Goer i I'
Strong, 2 M. Green, 3 J. Hetherington.
Spelling, 1 H. Horton 2 R. Cousins, 3 , t H Wools, the whole of which f pr' I -'
n. Hall. Reading, 1 4'. Strong, 2 A. to sell off at Chat, in any quantity
Green, 3 M. Green. Writing, 1 A. ,
lSngie, 2 A. Green, 3 8. Foley. Dicta
tam, 1 Y. Strong, 2 H. Horton, 3 .t
Green. 1 Gar--Arith., 1 D. Wise,
8. H rth, 3 C. Strong. Spelline, 1
P. Foley, 2 D. Wise, 3 D. McLeod
Reading, 1 P. Foley, 2 W. Green, 3 M
Folioed. Writing, 1 W. Green, 2 M
Fulforl, 3 D. McLeod
On Ketorlay evening a moulder nanZal
James Wildron employed st McClay'a,
London, Mat an eye by the explosion of
a vessel of awoken metal into whip% wa-
ter ,sae aONN/Mttally tt oneed
u e s.
wilt be Cent free mymail, securely sea
r he ssin .
157 Summit , t., n ,o.
Geo. i;HrsAs.
Nal.' Anent for Ooderieh.
McKay Alex ,
Cooke Robert,
Collins Kate,
Simeon Alex.,
8
6 Stephen
4 Grey
Mr. McKinney, of Berrie, formerly
of the American hotel, Brussels, is now
proprietor of the Royal hotel in Kincar-
dine.
saraad.
SAO AootnsttT. -On Monday evening
while bathing in the river at Bayfield.
Walter, a soon of Mr. R Morrison. aged
seven veers, was unfortunately drown-
ed. the body w o receversel shortly el.
terwards.
Miss Jane Gardiner has left for flay
City, Mich. to +pind the atnnrner. She
was accompanied by Mrs. A. Dennis, of
Clinko.
Mr. A. H. McQuarrie, now heal clerk
in lir. Kelly's stent, Kincardine, spent
a few days hot* with his relatives.
k few days agnate well-known Irish-
man ram* across a paiesat, and a tussle
towed, the critter deeming fight. The
baa was bug to tet too lively for
111. 11.11, Ike scene, and took a hand
M-ftlevillettrig toe odoveeie •'vafintnt
his orkshire friend
BERLIN
wools!
. SHEPPAHD
IIVRON
School Book Depot.
G4 11;ERiCH
Partials sent by Pearsall or mail
camellias
luras Amex
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of that pit
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