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W ;Tp>J I; tU' - tt L-, r GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 182.
few id•ertt.rwealS.
Dross ' : . sats-Gtturte U.na
Hoy w fated-.1p.ly At r1:. ,»j .,
Catharti.• Pills -Ora. Bert; •i.
entistry.
NiCHOL4ON• lit7RGEON DEN -
rti'r. Oil r tad ridden •e. West Street
hrei, ; II' b .1 • r Ht•,:; of .,utrral. Ou.ie
ri, h 1732
rpi\VI`f K PEit. DENTAL SUR- 1a44:t;JV,Hate with Trotter t Caasur.the
1 ri ll. . Ilan i* .* of Tosint.,., All operations
II. -t. y and carefully ;erfnrott>1. W.nms,
(' rr'. )i:.a i . nv.•r %V. Ta'lor s rt t4m's CL1K-
Tu`t z•rPati.,ts from •distanee will please
make appotutment in advance by mall. 1515.
She People's Column.
,)FASTED.--TOLEABN THF. DRUG
Rustness, a inspectable and intelligent
la l Apply a• thtr oftice. 1tlSMt
1 ) iv' 1174r It %V - \MF INTO Tit E PHEW -
14 e of Pie undersigned, Lot 7, con. 10, W.
I).. A-' Rol1. on the. Iftlt of August. a brown
raw• ,r •h one droop horn. The owner 1s re-
yn••.. to prove property. ppnnv exppeenses, and
tax:, !•. - anay._I)AVIlt JOHNSTON,
143.i-1 Kiutall P.O.
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G' 05D Flak FOR SALK-BEING
ermpnree of lo: number 44, in the 14th
sono -.'iii of the township of }fullett in the
('our,•• •.f lGtron,containing 100 acres. 83 acres
clear ' balance hardwood built. For further
part ors. app'. to
0AIt':UW .f• 1'ttot-DFL'OT.
Barristers. ete..
1 ail Sat Ooderlch.
NOTICE. -THE FIRM OF HODGE
& Haynes. sow millers. Rihepp(trdton.waa
till, da • dissolved. A. Hodge will sell the
loge ah 1 lumber on hand. and recelve'and pay
the debts due to and by the company at this '
date.
WILLI t9 PR 1tn►noT, > ARCH. Home.
Witness.. R. T. IIArNE+.
Sho-,pardton, 19th July. 1582. 18.3 -Int. '
I MCGILLICUDDY BROS. Puausug .
i $1.60 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
' A •Itiefiouscag le. t dotes.
.1a tattltt,ell gr'eaift
.
?:NPN TOPICS.
IN you W'WI a store 1 Or any goods In my
line. If so call arid save money, G. N. Latvia.
All overdue accounts mut he settled at once.
W. S. Hart S Co. have a large quantity of
Ntun and linen begs on sale for fat tiers' use,
Jtewt•er than they can be pro.•ured elsewhere
In Iota. n.
`*trpt.ttrd Ss se!:ir,g an Immense o Uantity of
Evan s n' a cent Iniac told price. Mr... l'ata-
Lyue free. and ordered musts promptly se-
curest. fall and see.
Artistic card vignettes only $2.00 a dozen.
cabinet vignettes $350 a down. copying
and enlarging dose Iso not rfna♦ style. A flee
assort oath of frames also at E. L. Johnson.,
1:.•o. A. Hobson. Manager.
There is nothing so gratifying to the eye as
A lite -like photograph. Such an one will at
once bring up in the mind of the penton who
gaze* upon it the ha heat remembrances
connected wftb The oi?(Ina1. gallows, the
phototPapher, deals only in flet -class photos.
Rev. .1. Wakefield is absent at Con-
ference.
Mies Margie 1\'ilkdnsom, is visi'ing
itt Toronto.
Mrs. W. 1Velah is visiting friends in
Brabtford.
Mr Booth returned on Saturday, from
his holiday trip.
Miss Trueman has returned home
from her vacation.
Miss Marian G000diuv, returned from
London on Monday.
Bengough, the /arricsturist, pronoun-
ces his name Bengofl;
Miss Burns of Bay City is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doyle.
Mrs. Gordon, of Saginaw is visiting
B''' fKBINDING. _-WE HAVE MADE,
arrangements with Mr. 1). McGregor, 3•1the well-known bookbinder of Seaforth, to
take orders for work in his line. All work
done from the plainest to the most superb at w
Tot -alto prices. priers left at this office will
reatirehis psrsonal atteanon. 1853.
vi
Tti RENT.-TIIAT VERY CON -
lenient house oorner of Newgate and F
Alhe -'t streets for a n•tmber of years occu-
pied M Mrs. Elwood, The house is in every la
war a desirable one. For further particulars
apply to Jou,: Bt:ti•'AENRIDxE Newgate
street. 16641. m
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`NTP AND REES FOR GALE. -A
t .\ number of ram lambs. got by a Provin-
cial w ,tier. Also some ehoico hives of bees. it,
For psi -Reuling apply to MATTHEW Lsvv, 4th T
-,on. of Colborne. 1847-3m.
CHEEP ESTRAY. -CAME ESTRAY. s
I•--.7 ('pme on the premises of the subscriber. ei
abont the beginning of June. a ewe. The
owner is requested to prove property pay-
chargJorsand take her away. k*KPH IfaTR-
ER[S,;Tox. lot 6. con, 12. Colborne, Nile P. 0. °I
IVYROFESSORC.
J. NEWMAN, LATE
cl London. Eng.. Academy of Music, m
Organist of St. Georges Church. Goderich,
will give lessons in Organ and Piano playing. Si
sing,ng and harmony. For particulars nd-
dres+. card of Miis Payne, Godcrich P. 0.
,moa -1801 T
'4IS NETTIE SEEGMILLER, le
leaving nom .luted her studies in music
under Prof. Sipppi of London. and having re- 0
erred a oeriiticete, is new o•,••sare l to re- P
cetve a limited numiber of pupils for Plano
instruotto't. Mi.sSeennailleris also prepared
to take orderi for Crayon Portraits. Satisfac-
tion in every else guaranteed. Residence, f1
corner Cambria Road and Newrate Street. c
lR SALE. -THAT BEAUTIFULF Building site. and buildings thereon. tI
lots 414 and Sgt, in the town of Goderieh. be- tt
ing the property owned and occupied by the
lase Henry Horton sen. convenient to the
square. NVIII be aoM in one Parcel or in lots w
to su:t. Enquire of J. C. CURRIE, Auctioneer. c
1847.
4(C. WILL PAY FOR THE SIGNAL, C
and
pSubscribe at once, getor he fullalance benefitoof this o
offer.
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DR. HUTCHISON, DUNGANNON, r
Ont. 1819 I
(`I R. McDONAGH, 111.D., P1IYSIC-
'.X. iAN. SURGEON. arc., Graduate of Tor i
onto University. Licentiate of the Royal ('ol- I
lege of Physicians. London. England. Jcc., Ie..
M. C. P. R. Ontario. Office and residence
Opposite Bailey's Hotel, Hamilton street, God-
erich. 17964m '
DR. MCLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
GEON, Coroner Ste. Office and residence
Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
Street. 1731. '
G. MACKID, M. D. PHYSI- '
. clan, Surgeon and Aeonuober. Or rl ato 1
of Toronto University. Office opposite ('amer
-on k Cameron's Bank, Lucknow. If not in
*Mee. enquire at the Bank. 1762-y.
I IRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
L Yay-aietaaa Surgeons, Aoconcbors, &o.
•Ates at Dr. Shannon's residence, near the
ra11. Goderich. 0. 1'. SHANNON. J. C. IlAwiL
11011, 1761.
- Legal.
TEWIS & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
Attorneys, Sollclton In chancery Ike.
Office 1a the Court Howe, Ooderlch.
IRA LEWIS. M.A., B.C.L. E, N. Lawns.
tads.
CI ARROW & PROL'DFOO'r, BAR
T R1STER.9, Attoreeys Solicitors, etc
Dederick. J. T. Darrow. _ . Presdfoot. 173
L. DOYLZ, BARRISTKR A ND
fIdMllar in C
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Oodetick. Quest. ' y17411.a.
SAGER s MORTON, B A R R 1 8 -
TSRe, Le Re.. Qs .ds set
C. meager Jr.. Le, hem.WillIM
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6,16.
8 ►MALCOMBON, BARRISTER AND
efftonmea emir Cherie ...vv.
_ieriOwes --(brw of West serest
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EEtrION, AT?O R K II T-t1AT-
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aeA1s. everr j .
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.sfikilL Oat.
boas at Mot rebs eT hasseest. ■two .
!'1A CON. AOLT R 0•11.111111IL
r sister Mrs. D. A. Frazer.
Mrs. Elms, Nelson St., has been
Citing' friends at Wallaceburg.
eine Alex. Wilson, of London, spent a
eek in Gnderich with rolatives.
Mrs. Ronert Hunt, of Kippen, was
siting relatives in'town, last week.
Mrs. Capt. Rhyne" and the Misses
erguson, left for Detroit on Friday
at.
Mayor Horton' arrived home from a
malts' trip to the North-west on Fri-
iy last.
Miss Stewart,the well-known milliner,
making tall and winter purchases in
o
Miss Minnie Hamilton is teaching in
t. David's ward echoed, in place of Miss
ac-llahon.
An insane man named Joseph Wall,
Ashfield was; committed to gaol on
[onday last.
Rita. Hayhurst and family, of Pal-
erston, are tate guests of Mr. and Mrs.
amuel Platt.
About 78 persons went from here on
u
esday on the London and Port Stan -
y excursion.
Mr. and Mrs. Taw, of .Washington,
nt., were the guests of Mr. Samuel
latt this week.
Mr. W. Park Grierson has returned
un Portage la Prairie, where he pur-
ased property.
Charles Finlay Ross left for the Cen-
al Prison on Tuesday East to put in his
rns for burglary.
Mrs. MacLay, of Watford, spent a
eek in Goderich, the guest of Mis.
{rierson, Brock St.
There will ho a large turn out of
loderich people at the Lucknow games
n Wednesday next.
Mr. Troy W. Savage was made a ha p -
y roan last year, hut he is a happier
tan now. It's a girl.
Our bicycle riders are increasing in
umber. Mr. J. Platt received a machine
y express last week.
Rev. Mr. Caswell and wife. of Dnn-
annon, left for Toronto on a trip by the
"Rtrain
nn nThursday.
ev.Mr. W Park, of Durham, is
Udine Goderich, for the benefit of his
ealth. He is the guest of Mr. (Grier -
on.
Capt. George McCulle.ch, formerly of
loderich, has resif,ned his position at the
lnchor Line elevator to take charge of
Miss .11acMshon will not resume her
duties as teacher in M David's ward
school this season. It is much to be re-
gretted, she being an eficieut and pains-
taking teacher..
The bankrupt stuck of Wm. Camp-
bell wee sold on Thnt'eday, and realized
t:lc un the $1. Tho purchaser is T. E.
Hay of Listowel, who will remove the
stick to that town.
(Mr old friend, Capt. Cox, has
been l"idly pr.destiug of late ngainat the
infraction of the town by-laws, whereby
the Court House Square tens n risk of
being converted into a goose pasture.
Dungannon MU shite will be held in
that villa ander the auspices of tate
Ashfield Naseh Agritiukural Society on
Wednesday, ()ot. 4th. • The posters are
out, and a srt".d list a prises is advertis-
ed.
Mr. Jas. McNair, asssientan, has been
appointed judge of Aire cattle at the
Toronto Industrial xhibition, and hie
services have also beets secured as a
fudge of grain for the Western Fair at
London.
Mr, Ben. Armstrong hes been rather
"under the weather" of late, and has
not been abje to give full attention to
his pupils. Be is improving, however,
and intends taking a vacation for rest
and health.
O. O. F. Gussets Lowen. - from the
report of the Grand Lodge of the Inde-
pendent Order of Oddfellcws of Qntario
we find that F. F. Lawrence, of Geder-
ich, hss been appointed D. A M. for
Clinton Lodge.
Rev. G. A. Francis, returned to his
home in Aylm-i after spending a week
very pleasantly to and about Goderich.
He preached in Knox Church, on Sun-
day morning, Rev. Mr. Parks occupied
that pulpit in the evening.
WEST HIR(N FALL Snow. -The fall
show, under the auspices of the West
Huron Agricultorel Society, will be held
in Goderich, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 19th and 20th Sept. Intending ex-
hibitors are getting their geode in order.
The apple -dealers are now on the
road and auticipate a lively trade this
season. The competition is so brisk that
Geo. Old has purchased an additional
horse to rush business. He says he is
bound to get his share of what's going,
or know the reason why.
Dire. W. F, Gooding arrived at Bran-
don safely with her charge, whom she
delivered to their father, and then re-
turned to the city of Winnipeg, where
Mr. Gooding is at present. Her lett,
Albert, met her at 1Vinnipeg, and ac-
companied her to and from Brandon.
Ir, the list of invited guests to the
marriage of Mr. F. E. Macdc.nald, son
of the late Senator Macdonald, and Miss
S. A. Cook, daughter, of H. H. Gook,
M.P., we observe the names of Rev.
Dr. Ure and Mrs ere; M. C. Cameron
M.P., Mrs. Cameron and the Misses
Cameron.
PHOTOOR.(PH Or THE COURT HOUSE. -
R e tender our thanks to Mr. George
Robson, manager Of E. L. Johnson's
gallery, for a handsome photograph of
the Court House. The picture is a clear,
well printed one, and does credit to the
camera owned by Mr. Johnson. Copies
framed can be had at the gallery- at a
very cheap figure.
AN EVENING WITH TILE FAIRIES. -On
Monday evening next the operetta of
"Lail* ' will be performed in Crabb's
Hall by a number of local amateurs, fen-
der the auspices of St. Georee's church.
The piece is one that will doubtless
prove attractive, and the ladies of St.
George's generally do well what they at-
tempt. Young and old will likely turn
out in large numbers on 31inday next.
The Caledonian games at Brussels, on
Thursday Sept. 14th. promise to be sec-
ond only to those of Lucknow.
Great preparations have been made for
the holding of the athletic games. Se00
in prizes will be distributed to profess-
ional and amateur athletes, and the
lowest excursion rates have been secur-
ed to Brussels and return so that persons
at a distan,e may attend. Dinna forget
the games at Lucknow and Brussels.
. t. Cumberland. ROMAN CATHOLIC PICNIC; -The picnic
Miss L-ttie Morris, of Colborne, has in c.ennection with the Blyth . C.
Church will be held in Blyth on Tues-
day, the 1 -9th inst. A good hand has
been secured for the occasion, and a con-
test for a silver cake -basket, between
two ladies of the section will be among
the events of the day. A string band
will also be in attendance. A pleasant
time is anticipatd,and a good turnout is
expected. Admission to grounds and
dinner 35cts. All are invited
NORTH STREET MErRonitrr S. S.--Der-
ed. ing the past few weeks North-st. Metho-
Mr. Jas. McGregor, formerly of the dist Sunday School has Iost two very
returned from a lengthy visit to Budaln,
where she was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Harvey Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlyle and
family, of the Paris road, Brant Co., were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. McVicar,
the parents of Mrs. Carlyle.
Mr. S. H. Detlor returned front his
Nor' -West trip, and has gone to Burling-
ton, to join his family, in their holiday
visit. Mr. John Dotter has also return -
Winnipeg Free Prase, dropped in to see
u• during the week. He is fast assum-
ing aldermanic propnrtiens,and "booms,"
so to speak.
Mr. John S000bis, of the Star Salt
works,has shipped a tar load of headings
ito Maxie l fou sumer barrels. and is
likely to work up a considerable trade
in that line.
The G. T. R. station presents quits a
planing as, being newly paint-
ed a grey, with green blinds rutthe outside of the windows in the etatioe
_aster's ease.
The Atioetasy met with an O.
(Admit streak with • carriage
wheel while going kir a drive on Tose.
day bet. Fortunately the results were
not unmans, hat slight as they were the
MM. that he had received injury ease.
.J 116 aolIeltnr, Ited haloes excitement amongst the Ma-
C..3odrrloh and \i -Ingham. M, (`, t e. ,* -,!t
nts for the ire which he
P Holt. M. G. ren. (➢ei.ttN. Q
Mars,* vt-Inrbam 174. taro
One year ago Sept. 5th, the celebrated
dark day occurred itt which some per-
so•'- thought the end of all things had
cos7.•, and prepared themselves accord-
ingly. Old Earth is still carrying her
(righted treasure, and another year has
been added to its existence since that
memorable day.
Wednesday neat will see in Lucknow
the $rest Northern Games. Donald
Dinnte, D. C. Russ, Archie Scott, E. W.
Johnson and other well-known athletes
will take part. The "peelers" of Huron,
under Chief Currie, will have a tug of
war with the constabulary of Bruce on
that day on the Caledonian grounds.
Tho day promises to cep all its prede-
cessors.
Rev. Fred. Sanders.•n, well known to
many of our readeis as a gifted young
minister of the Methodist church, has,
unfortunately, disgraced himself while
stationed at Jerseyville, near Brantford,
by an undue familiarity with some of his
congregation, notwithetandtng the fact
that he is a mai tied man. Stoner than
have a public repetition of the Brampton
case, be has resigned his charge and eed-
SUBMARINE WORK.
blowing up the Nile with dynamite.
Dua't you f•,reet to drop down and ex-
amine the Esphtrer when gist comes in -
A Chat with an Amphibi '1Ia to, the harbor, You'll find the auger
holes under the limber -boards, eight on
the starboard side and four on the port
aide.-
Gentleman.
ide."
Gentleman.
Yaw Ilse e'alyda•1a was 11411.ett YI.er e.G r -
Ya. la e•rLLOCOIs
Mel'wlbamY as the Loot Explorer rsr is au intelligent keikirnpp nanoabout 5
Twelve atsat•r Malta area Flare nose. ft. Pin. in hight, asst is' of a made Cum-
plexion. He is fluent, though not vole -
On Saturday morning about ten o'clock ble, and seems to thoroughly under -
the schooner Caledonia which wasstand the business in which he is engag-
wrecked last winter up at Whiskey Is- fed. He is a resident of Part Hugon.
land, about fifteen miles from Saugeen.
was towed into Goderich harbor by the A starves ssus rerun ion.
wrecking barge Victoria, commanded by.
Capt. H. N. Jex, of Rat Huron. The !mildly. must he very destructive
THE CALEDONIA of the Queen's Engliab, if we are to
was laid up last winter. but br,ke from judge from the following conversation
her moorings owing to the heavy gales which took place between a couple Of
from the north west end was driven on our senting members of Parliament on
the quicksands at Whiskey island. Capt Friday last, the day upon which school
Jex, who [cakes a profession of raising re -opened. As the youngsters were
wrecks,purchaaedthe foundered schooner about half a bl,.ck apart, the exchange
and started from Port Huron on the 19th of words was not conducted in a low
of Sept. to raise her, expecting to get key
through with the job in a few hours,but, "S -s
"Y -a -a -a -s. "
"Ain't ye goin' to school i'
"V1'hy?„
" 'Cause I ain't got no tee*, ain't got
nnoto shlatn'., aiu't got no pencil, ain't get no-
te
denly departed to the States, i owing to inaccurate information concern-
IIARvt.,r HOME. -We understand t :ating the vessel and the nature of the bed
the Harvest Home under the auspices of I ° mf quicksand in which she lay, it took
the M. E. Church will he held in the eight days to rinse her. It was found
building formerly occupied by Mr. Wm. that two planks had been rubbed off the
Arthur, near the show ground, on Wed-
nesday,come Sept. 20th. Tables spread with out of her seams. The diver had to re -
the choice products of the season will in- place the planks and atop the other
site the appetites of all, and it is expect- leaks, before the Caledonia could be
ed that the festival board of the ladies raised'
of the M.E. Church will 1,e well patron- bIc(l
Capt.
Jex *as
well-known enlisted
l t by MrrditerRG.
ized
by the public ecnersily on that of
Port Huron. Mr. McCullough, was al -
Mr. James Trainor, as will be seen
from the following clipping front the
Chicago Tt,, e , has not. forgotten his
frequent pulls en Goderich harbor:
"A new boat crew liar been or,'iuize.l,
consisting of, the following' members,'
all of whom are employed in the account-
ing department: Walter Moore, bow;
Edward Burns, No 2; James Trainor,
No. 3; L H. Wilson, stroke; Willie
Avery, coxswain. They are now in
training, and expect to participate in the
regatta to be held at Pullman this fall."
DROWNED.- A lamentable occurrence
happened at Kintail on Sunday last. ()n
that day Mr. John Ramsay, a sheemaker
well-known in Goderich, who had of late
worked for Mr. John Thomson, of Kin -
tail, went in bathing. Shortly after go -
in,; into the water, it is supposed he was
seized -with a cramp, and sank and was
drowned. The body was recovered and
sent to , his friends in Goderich for inter-
ment. The funeral took place on Tues-
day last. Deceased was about 63 years
of age and had lived in Huron for the
past thirty years. He leaves a family of
three suns and three daughter'_
CLINTON CAMPERS. -A party of Clin-
tonites, consisting of Mr. John Cun-
ningham, Mr. J. C. Stevenson.
Miss Mary Callender, Miss Clara Calan -
der, Mies Rose Cunningham, Mrs. Ruts
and (laughter (of Manitoba),and Masters
Tommy and Curtis Callander, spent a
Pleasant time under canvas on the lake
shore, on Mr. H. Y. Attrill's estate,
daring the last week or two. The party
had comfortable tents, and the weather
being fine, they had a snug time of it. to
number of Goderich visitors were hospit-
ably entertained by the campers. A
young lad named Yule while bathing at
the month of the river one day during
the stay of the party, helped their boat
over the shallows, but was carried out
beyond his depth by the current. Mr.
Cunningham sprang from the nott and
brought the lad safely to shore. No
other accidents occurred during the visit
of the party, who voted the 'camp" a
first-class affair on their return home
efficient officers in Mr. 11,. F. Moore, sup-
erintendent, and Min K. Jamison,
primary superintendent. Mr. John
Mann, the active secretary of the school
is about to leave for tit. Paul On Tess.
day last the following persons wens slee-
ted to 611 the recant pe6itioes : W, A
Robertson. superintendent; Mies Susie
Mahn secretary.
mary : S.
Meals. Parsons andj Lee, •naito$s of
the Ors.t Western Railway. were is tetra
hest week, closing up all the town ape -
cies essleected with that mad -sews el
the trunks of the amalgamation. Mr,t
Jsiaslsa, (ioderieh, and W. Jackson,
Qialos, eseerdia riy handed over ail the
tiohsts is their poe.ssion, and their of -
floes ars discontinued. It is anticipated
that all town agencies connected with
the Grand Trunk will be likewise die-
crontimesd, bat orders to that eflect'hare
t vet been issued -New Res
so with Capt. Jex at the floating of
THE LOST EXPLORER.
In an interview with Mr. McCullough
on his arrival in»Goderich, the Explorer
became a t• pic of c'.nv-ersation, and the
rioter aware.
Before Mayor ilurton.
8e1't. ;,th,•1852.
Thos Noble was charged by constable
Yule with beim, drunk and disorderly
tn the Sept. 4th.
Defendanstreets r
acknowledged dged theoffence and
was fined $1 and costs, or, in default,
21 days in jail. The tine was paid.
Joseph Robertson was chanced with a
diver vouched for the truth of the ant- similar offence un the saute day by cot. -
des that had recently appeared in the constable Yule. Defendant pleaded guilty
Port Huron payers. a said: and paid $1 into the hewn treasury, with
"The statements published are as cost'..
straight as a string. It was no object to
ua to lie about the matter. I didn't (• J. CriminalCasrt.
know Waddell or his antecedents, but Judge Tonu presidinx.
when I was asked about the matter I I •,
was bound to tell the truth. The Ex• I
plop r, ,hen we kit her, Was Joseph Prince, the lad charged with
"CLEANED petty thieving, was up this morning for
OUT.' sentence. Sentence stayed, subject to
There weren't any sails,b!. cks it tack- the call of the County Attorneys the•
le ti be found on her; there wean t any bey s father piomising to remove to Par-
ry Sound, and becoming responsible for
there weren't any utensils; there wasn't the srn's good behavior.
?resestations to Miss Jamieson.. .
Miss Kate Jamieson, who fur many
years has been an active member of • the
aboard to finish the business; the two North Street Methodist Church, was
sailors got drunk, and married on Wednesday last to Rev-. D.
Sept. ith.
a dish it any crockery except one cup
in the forehold of the schooner. She
was a lonesome looking craft, I tell you.
My own idea is that the two sailors and
Waddell cleaned the loat,and then went
WADDELL STAYED SOBER.
Then she went down. The shyer holes
in the bottom caused her to go down,
and they were in all probability
boreal beforehand and temporarily plug-
ged. The plugs were likely drawn
after tho sailors got drunk and
were lockwl in the cabin. The cabin
door was hocked when we raised the Ex-
plorer . It had been pulled off with our
grapnels, but the bolt was shut, and
THE REV WAt ON THE oCT,IDE. '
We could not unlock it again until we
hod poured any quantity of kerosene
into the lock. The other diver saw the
man lying in the cabin doorway, but was
averse to handling a corpse under water.
When I went down there were onions
of putrid flesh, stringy, just like old
cheese, lying about, but the [ran the
other diver had seen, had been evident-
ly Ideated over the side by the surging
of the waters. If there was not a juts
put up on the insurance o,ntpanies what
because of the valuable cargo, and the
last week t ngs o e tat en we got her
the cargo consisted of about fifteen tons
The Lake Superior fishing industry is of "hardheads" (stones) and nothing
likely to receive a boon[. With a length else. Milling machinery, and blocks and
tackle, and sails, and furniture and such
things don't get up and walk out of a
wrecked schooner. Besides, didn't you
see
WHAT CAPT. TAYLOR OF SARNIA PUBLISHED
of some :100 miles and a proportionate
breadth and depth, it is fully stacked
with all the commoner varieties of the
tinny tribe, such se herring, white tish,
trout. pickerel, etc. A now enterprise -
the Lake Superior Fish Company -has
lately been set in operation on the north
shore for the twr,wose of curing and ship-
ping them in large quantities. Tho in-
exhaustible abundance of that supply
and the superior quality of the fish
found in these waters will from the
start insure a ready market as well as a
pernanently successful investment. This
Company has at present the entire run
of the business, and is sending off im-
the other day, about meeting Waddell
and a boy in the vicinity of the wreck
some time after, with a lot of barrels,
and tome of Taylor's sailors thought it
was whiskey that was in the barrels, and
"hooked ' one of them; but when it was
tapped the liquor wouldn't run, and nn
examination it was discovered that the
barrel wasn't full of liquor, hut was
packed with sails and ropes. Put that
N. McCanns, of Bethany. On Mon-
day evening the ntenthers of the choir
met at the residence of the leader, Mr.
S. P. Halls, and presented Miss Jamie-
son with a handsotto silver bouquet
holder (purchased from Ellis & CO.,
Toronto), containing an eoluisite bou-
quet, accompanied by the following -ad-
dress
DEAR Mote JaMIEsoee-We, the mem-
bers of the North St. Methodist Church
choir, Goderich, on this the eve of your
departure from us to assume other rela-
tionships. and with them other duties
and responsibilities, take this opp t. tuni-
ty of expressing to you our high esteem
for you in your own private character as
well as in the more pnhlic walks .1 life.
As a member of the choir you have al-
ways been to us a valuable aid, and we
have admired that zeal, faithfulness to
duty}-, and ardent desire for the efficiency
of the "Sertice of Song" so eminently
displayed by you. By your wise coun-
sel, unassuming manner and elteerfue.-
ness of disposition, you have won an en-
viable place in our affectionss, and we
feel that in your retnot•al we are losing
not only a warm friend but a faithful
and efficient member of our choia As a
token of our high regard for you, bo
i leaved to accept this silver bouquet
stand, with its contents, and as you
front time to time till it with the ohoncest
products of the floral world our desire is
that it may he to you `a souvenir of the
donors, and that the varied hues as well
as the rich fragrace if its contents may
bring prominently to your nun! each of
those with whom you have so often asso-
ciated in sliming the praises of the
Meet High. Ile assured that our hest
wishes shall follow you, and our ardent
desire is that in your separation from its
mense Iluantitiee to the States and other W taand that together. and draw your own to enter upon other spheres of duty,
markets. its various distributing points inference. it was a mistake for d• your usefulness map be still more abun-
dell's friends to make the matter a sub-
"ear
ub-
a fishing •tea of neary a thou -act of controversy. We were willing to
nand [square miles, thus giving scope for tet it rest. but when they began to bnl-
operations more extensive than that of doze us.and make out that we had
anystetted for and on helsralf if the choir,
similar company in existence. trumped up a eery. we made up our
dant. and that at the last we all may he
permitted to swell the "Grand chorus
of the skies."
A \VLLL-Kxowe Mit.tnN tau. -Rev. mind to stay with them, aid give a bill S. P. Hem" Leader.
E. ANDREWS, (1 aniat.
Sievenght, one of the most successful of particulcrs, rg
missionaries in the North West, of the w tE K/Noi IN I CN CPA WATER& G elerich, Sept. 4th, 18432.
Presbyterian Church, is at present in isn't a profitable occupation. The car- Thee Jsmesen matte a neat reply.
the city. The pec. gentleman was for. Roes, as • rule are not valuable -the Es- Refreshments were *erred, and the even-
at
,astor of the Presbyterian Chinch. Piorer sea• loaded with "hardhesds," ing was • nt in a most pleasant man•
at Grelerich, haring left that charge and the Caledonia, here, was fiplesI with ( weer.onTuesday Min Jamieson was
about twe pears ago to enter even hie sand. During the put five years i latemade the recipient of a touching addreaa.
;I psweot field of labour in the North- done everything in the shape id dicing,1 am,mprnied by a pretty silver fruit
M no, his removal there he has from laying water•pipes to pier-huildieg. dish, 'purchased at imrie's), by the
Asses very successful in estsbli•hing 1 use • robber suit, five-ply, :and have' teachers and officers of the Sunday
ehases.
aHis own of lrorabip is been down for fire hours at a time. It school. She had been a teacher in
at Prince Albert. Potence, is a little uncomfortable in winter, when that institution for six years, and
sew of Mr. H. W. Pets sow, i. selssist you have to work barehanded. 1•.,a see,
in his eharsb thee. Mr. flieveright is
a b ether-ia-lew of Rev. J. C. Smith,
=signs
et Ad1sw's Church, Guelph.
rcr sills h e removal to the North•
West his bawdy have been living in this
cit ewaaiag he oesspied the
pulpit of ' Chursh, preaching
an sble and eloquent meow on the em
hodInnen t off Christ is oral history
m
priary aupenntendent for three years.
the rubber Land fits tightlyon the wrists, The wedding preseata were numerous
and then there is a broad clasp that Ata and handsome, en.1 the happy pair were
close, and it impedes the circulation. accompanied to the railway station by a
You have had your foot asleep some- number of friends.
times; well, the hands feel just like that
when the ctrculation is suspended. W e Ry a recent accident on the Grand
have
ALL K,ND4 w•ORK (earn were thrown of the track and all
Trunk at Highland Creek, nine cattle
or
to do, such as clearing wrecks (non char-' cattle killed. They were owned by M.
pr,ttptho.ta.- .n,i'doctrine. neelph Mer- nela where navigation is imp.eole.l. 1 Wm. Kelly. The Inu,$10.000. wail fall
curt had a i..h •.I 'hat Lind a .lyre etc sn the railway--mpany
to