HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-09-29, Page 10THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY SEPT 29. '882
DOORS .
SASI1Et3, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, and every
Description of Interior Finch.
STAIR HANDRAILS,
NEWELS and BALUSTERS
A Specialty. Send for Price
Lista SHINGLES,
LATH & LUMBER
Estimates un applies
tion. PM -Address
FRANCIS SMEETH,
lioderic h
about a reunion between Molesworth
and Trowbridge. A ansolittes was ap-
pointed to take action in the matter.
Leave was granted to moderate in a cell
at Molesworth. Home miaaion business
occupied some time and several matters
were postponed till next regular meutit g
of Yre.bytery on 19th Dec., in w'ittg-
ham.
In the evening a public meeting was
held for the purpose of discussing sub-
jects of interest to the cherch. After
the opening exercises Rev. Mr. Hartley,
of Bluevale, took up the subion of 'Pas
toral Visitation," and spoke for .orae
time on the object of the same. Hs was
followed by Rev. R W. Leech, of St.
Helens, with an address on the "Best
methods ..f couducting pastoral visita-
tion." Elden Dickson and Stewart and
Rev. Mr. Muir briefly expressed their
opinions on the subjects up for discus-
sion. The servios was brought to a
close by the Benediction.
Slate&
CATTI.t FAIL -The annual cattle fair
for the farmers of the township of Ash-
field will be held in Kintail on Tuesday
Oct. 10, commencing at 10 a m.
Dungannon.
The annual fall show under the aus-
pices of the Ashfield Branch Agricultural
Society will be held at Dungannon on
Wednesday next, the 4th inst. The
show promises to be a successful enc.
,Irtappartitoa
CAst<Y.-While taking his horbe to
water recently, Mr. Janes fHoggarth
was thrown off, and had his collar bone
broken, owing to the annual .hieing.
l 'ext Slee Uwe -Mr. John !►Tc-
Leo+d is laid up by an attack of lutn-
bago.
D1131101).
Mr. R. B. H. Williams has returned
home after a two month's visit to Lang-
iide, County of Bruce.
We are pleased to again see the well-
known face of Mr. Norman McFarlane,
of the G. T. R., who is home on a fort-
night's leave. Be runs between Strat-
ford and Sarnia.
Master Hillary Horton was thrown otf
a pony last week and had an arin pain-
fully injured, although no bones were
broken. He carries the injured member
in a sling
Lesbura-
An entertainment will be held in the
Temperance Hall to -night, in order to
raise funds to pay off the dept incurred
by the recent impruyements in the
building. Refreshments will also be
served, and as the admission fee is only
15e, a big crowd is expected.
• rottise ?. e'e..adrwss.
When did General Lea rd and Arabi
occupy the position of darkey barber
and darkey customer respectively 1
When Luard had "de towel," and Arabi
had "De Chair."
• Manly w w.
me te:
grower in the country, stated the case in
a manly way at the meeting of the Tariff
Commission in Rochester, N. Y., Tues-
day. Mr. Sibley argued that it was not
right to Oen a high tax on seven mil-
lion seed users, for the benefit of about
one hundred seed erowera Mr. Sibley
is not a monopolist. Besides his im-
mense see; growing business he culti-
vates many fares, and rents one hun-
dred and forty-three to tenants. He is
owner of one fame alone of forty thou-
sand acres, the famous Sullivan farm in
Illinois, and was rightly introduced to
the Commission as the largest farmer in
the world. Agriculturists are anti -
monopolists, and farmer Sibley is no ex-
ception to this rule. --(Detroit Commer-
cial Advertiser.
Hiram Sibley, the
tens,re seed
Mr. Harry Horton is a tip-top garden-
er, and his watermelons are eui.erli.
Owing to Mr. Horton's generosity, your
correspondent knows whereof he speaks.
PAnerlieo. - Mr. C. C Augustus
Welsh, the popular and versatile artist
of Goderich, has painted the beautiful
new residence of Mr. James Linklater,
in a veru tasteful manner. A deputa-
tion of the I. O. G. T. secured his ser-
vices to paint the Temperance Hall, and
the obliging wielder of the brush com-
plied on condition that the goat be re-
moved every morning, as he had no de-
sire to be butted into the burn, object-
ing to such au application of cold water
on principle. He suggested the procur-
ing of some Dunlap "Tonic" to mix
with his coloring, but the members
objected. The hall is now much more
presentable.
Creon. -The fail . wheat presents a
beautiful appearance after the recent
showers.
Sli•xNEss.-Mrs, Stotler' formerly of
Dungannon, is now lying very low•at
her brother in-law's, Mr. Thomas Mor-
row.
Av.-moxa SALE., On Tuesday next,
Oct. 11rd, an auction stdo will be helid, on
the premises of Mr. Stephen Ivey, lot
11, con. I, near Young's school house.
.f. C. Currie, the well known auctioneer
will offer the bargains in stock, farm im-
pleMents, etc.
Ccamillor.
- Mr. Isaac Fisher has
purchased the cheese factory belonging
to Michael Pframtner, for the purpose of,
fitting it up Tor a work shot's.
AcciteEvt.-Mr. William Maedel re-
ceived a fearful gash on the foot while
attempting to cut a stick in the woods.
When his axe caught in a bough over
head and caused him to miss his mark.
Apples are keeping at a good :trice
this .a son. Afr: David Cantelon, the
principal buyer of the section, u`doing a
BIO PGTATo DlnntNn,-in six hours
Mr. John Stewart, with .t hoe, '•1'.1 ' up
52 bushels of potatoes. ,• Who c i;1 :,.at
it ?
THE I•IE$T CALL. -On Sunday hast the
new bell recently hung in the Presby-
terian Church pealed out its first invita-
tion to divine worship. A large eenere-
gation obeyed. i'o many it brou_ht
back memories of ten years also when
their former pastor Rev. 'Mr. Seiveright
preached hie tirst sermon in this sectio'
in the old building owned ,Ly Mr.
Strachan, and used as a smithy. Sime
then many have passed away to another
scene of worships The gift of the visit-
ors of the Point Farm will long be re-
membered by the congregation. of Lee-
+b+
urn Church, to whom the bell is a great
I boon.
THE SIGNAL and Cfobe -for 1883 and
the balance of 1882, only $2.35. See
our local agent,
mernenek markets.
tllitsosaa ic.. tlsI4- M, 100
wisest train 1 M1 0U w • ri
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Oasts. ...... ..... ' .. s 30 • 0 0e
a rs w 000
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Wool ......•••• •• •••
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Sheepskins
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Tonsorial.
W
KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
. BtR &ad Har
ir-dresr, to r t�
BAR -
hanks to the public tor past yrs
is dial' a continuance of custom. • can
always be found his Shaving Parlor,sear
Pos °Moe Gederloh.
The .. Practical" Statesman.
The obsequious Miff bares its head to
remark that Sir John's speech before the
Tory Convention was "practical," "argu-
mentative," "statesmanlike," "brilliant"
and "suggestive." Here is one of the
choicest gems from this wonderful de-
liverance -the one that is said to have
provoked the wildest cheers and the
greatest enthusiasm. "Mr. Mowat,with
his little soul rattling like a dried pea
in a tun large pod- what does Is.a care
if he wrecks Confederation and inter-
feres with the development of Canada so
long as he can enjoy his little salary as
Attorney -General, and keep Mr. Hardy,
Mr. Pardee, Mr. Dardy, and Mr. Lardy
-'loud laughter) --in office?" How
"practical," how "argumentative," how
"brilliant," how "statesmanlike,' and
above all, how "eugge"tive 1" Redolent
of the rowdy, suggestive of the saloon
and the sand lots, and brilliant as an
oratorical rocket from Dennis Kearney,
to whose vocabulary the Tory chieftain
and the Tory party Ali, indebted for the
hoodlum ear o.^y "Mowat must
Truly a nice model for a Canadian .pee.
mier and s Canadian party to copy.-
, f Sarnia Observer.
large easiness in this line.
OrEN MEETI?o.-The Sots of Tem-
perance of this place will trivia an open
meeting On Tuesday, 3rd Oct. It will
show the w.irkings of the order, and
there will also be a general entertain-
ment. No charge for admission.
'SONS OF TEMPEEAN. •G -The following
are the names of the officers elected for
the ensuing quarter: .f. Moore, W.P.;
Emma Wilson, . W. A ; J. It. Steep, R
S Ida Walters, A.R.S. ; 1'. Walters,
FoS.; Thos. Heddle, Con.; Wm. Mosere,
.Chaplain ; Chas. 'Walters, Treas. ; A.
11 ikon, A.C. ; M. ti. Gledhill, I. S.; W.
obertan, 0.5 ; George Stewartt Y.
1'.
Mau&
Most Look out for O.rerlses.
1f the reproeentativeslof Ontario do
not join hands in standing up for her
rights, they need not expect that the
representatives of other Provinces .will
etatld up and demand them for her.'
Ontario has a rivht to expect, no matter
'what differences of opinion Ler politi-
cians may have. or how widely divided
upon provincial issues they may be, that
they will stand up finely against the en-
croachments of other Provinces. Those
who are writing so strongly against On-
tario being given the disputed territory
will have little to congratulate them-
selves upon if the territory that has been
awarded be taken from her.e--(Toronto
Telegram.
The Tery Platfarsa Condense(!.
The T, ries oft lntario recently Intl in
Convention and at the dictation of the
Dominion Premier, instigated by Mous-
seau & Co.,' and abetted by two New
Brunswickers, Tilley and Coetigan, they
adopted a platform which commits thein
t44.-
' 1 Dominion interference in Previn-
cial Affairs.
Ceti:. a O1NINn.-The new lletho- 2, Abandonment of our !light to Leg -
dist church in Hansell was opened and ; ialatc on Purely L44cal Matters.
I;epudietiui "f the L'oundary.
1) 1 aaellecLed Traffic in 1titokicating
Drink...
(:r, Irresponsible Dirieion Court bail-
iffs. , ar .
Snell n platfera n is :
'(1) 1-nparietic.
(2) Unconstitutional.
(3) Dishonest.
(4) Demoralising.
(d) Retrogressive. -- [Sarnia Ob-
dediente;l o1 Sunday, 24th Inst; the
Rev. .1. Wakefield, of Goderich, chair -
lean • f the -listrict, preached in the
11 Iniug; Rev. 11. Cameron, of Kippon,
in the afternoon, and Rev. Mr. \Vake-
held again in the evening. The congre-
gations were overflowing ; after farms
and chairs were pressed into service,
still n number retnstined standing, and
seine had to go away. finding no room.
The collections netted a little over $32.
The sermons were stil that could be de-
sired ; Mr. Wakefield set forth, in the
!morning, the manifestations of Jeho-
vah, through the different dispensations,
and His manifestation 10 the heart of
the believer, and ably showed that these
manifestations 1 .mire special prepare-.
that on the hilt o1 the individual or
server.
Nit amadlan Need Apply.
No Canadian officer, at the Lead Ad
the volunteer militia force, would be n t
stupid as to act as Major-General Luard
has dune in the matter of the towel.
people.. Mr. Cameron forcibly set forth But the difficulty is that we cannot have
the sacredness of the sanctuary, and the a Canadian officer at the head of e.
th
nvereuce to be manifested therein. In militia force. No one can take c•in-
tbe
the evening Mr. Wakefield's semen re-
mand of the Cxnndian militia elle has
laced to Christian principle, -ably setting
forth tliat while excitement in itself is
)lot religion, yet true religious principle
is silwags accompanied with religious
'feeling. On Monday,' 2.5th inst., the
opening tea was held; there was a good
gathering, the speakers did well, and
the proceeds ., f the • meeting re.ult
not attained to the rank of major -general.
and no Canadian ;4111.1.1 can attain t.• n
higher rank than that of lieutenant -
colonel, even should he remain in the
force until he is as grey:aa a badger.
Why this absurd barrier should be erect-
ed aVainst Canadian uflicers in their
ed in over filo.. 'Phare was after a L'..tIt•tezin v entry toh.xly .cent" to be nble to
ince was struck. it was thought, pI30, ex.dain, lint then it is, and the result
short of 'electing the whole indebtedness, I i" that outsiders are imported into the
which was about $750; this amount was country and gain their experience rat the
fAtnestr•uetur,' 14x24140. wilh ;ni.k faun -
Holt is v. , church matter of foreign officers, the Govern..
raised n 1 tel The is a c" •t of n g. rad teeny blunders. in the
uao•It r N. 1 . u not worth a button.
defies, Gothic *Bodine*, will swat s..mc-
thing like 20(4, .ural is, in eve:•y particu-
lar very neat. •
_
lerrsk of Mastlawd,
Thi+'.iesbytety tract in .l.lsillecl:ur.h
i:rnr-el.. lain T•e'.ilay 'ittetII. s.0, Iles. H.
1ieQnarrie presiding in the ahee•nce of
the MieIcrst(rr. lieu. Mr, McKenzie
haven/ acre, ,eels call to Mouth Kinlen,
and Rev. .1. McNabb II Beaverton. a
call to lit. Andrew's cher,►h, Lucknow,
*Rartgesne its anmeads le inflect them
int,, tit. se t' ire .% ns. •'('hweelay, ore,
fills. Itev Mr. Bell, d i.tatowcl. hp.
tear.' .in iawha$f (d the Presbytery (41
MtratfMel 45',12001 'Y the an.•Opperation
4 Protyterl . reek nv
esuask el a caress Train.
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Lancaster, Kentucky, Sep.. _' -Ear-
ly yesterday morning at tramc.uttaining
a portion of SeiI lir-Others. shoe while
coming shroud a cline near Poii.t Lack,
a car frout some unknown cause jumped
track, and with fifteen others relied
down an embankment. The cars were
loaded principally with the baggage of
the company, tableaux waggon, electric
light machine and a cage centaining a
tiger. Two atteches of -the circus and a
boy stealing a ride were killed. Three
omen were prel.ably fatally and seven or
eight others more or less seriousiy injur-
ed. The cage containing the tiger was
burst open and the animal escaped, caus-
ing creat consternation. At daylight the
tiger crept back into his prison and was
secured. The electric light and ta-
bleaux waggons were detruyel. The
track was torn up for one hundred yards,
and the can were piled in a confused
mass. • The engine with three cars were
uninjured.
Mrs. Scott-Sid.l..ns has abandon...I the
stage, and will henceforth confine her
work to dramatic readings. Her recent
theatrical engagement in London was a
di stilal failure.
i)r. John lt.'s+ .1.s•s m.4 hoid the c••In-
mon opinion that the Eaquimaux are a
dnninutive race. He is inclined to think
that they are fully as tall as the average
native of London, and much bossier.
The women, when young, he 'ays, ars
very' pleasant -looking --almost pretty - -
extremely "olid and compact, with small
feet and hands and well -formed limb..
As to strength he found that the Ksg1i-
niaux e anlrl lift 40:1 nr 1500 pounds with
"ier,
THE 'WORLD OVER.
Dr: Tainer, the (eater, lectures in
Loddon 01),Seit. 29th.
Mr. A. Macdonald, well-known as a
successful participator in all Linda of
athletic sports, , has decided to give up
athletics and attend to business. ,
"Total Depravity," .was the subject of
the sermon ••f the Rev, Mr; McDonald
of San Rafael, Cal, While he tree preach-
ing, it a thief stole his lap robe from the
buggy in the horse shed,
The Lill fair held in Zurich on the
422141 inst., was a success. The entries
were fnlly rip to former years. Live
"tock and implements were much better
than in any former year. Grain, roots,
and fruit were well represented; also
other branches. A large ccowd visited
the fair. •
The well-known quotation, "Behold
hove gond and pleasant it is for brethren
to de ell together in unity," used by Mr.
'Vs. ren Kennedy in hie address on
Melodist union, reported in Saturday's
Globe, was 1 y a telegraphic error, nude
to read, "drink t. gether."- ICorreetiOn
in Toronto Globe. ,
The General Cynference of the Caned+;
Methodist Ciruibells AliPe S. most success-
ful session, during which welters 44f the
gravest inipertaice sere discussed and
dealt with, finally adjeuried on Wed-
nesday. A nuntl,cr of intlr1taut con-
cessions were noel() with a view to the
early co'ipletien of Methodist union.
The Tuckersinith and Seaforth show,
held en Sept, 22nd, was above the aver-
age. Live stock was well represented,
especially horses and sheep. Tie num-
ber "f agricultural implements was lim-
ited, but .,f excellent 4luality. The fruit
wall It ntncnificent display, and r.s•ts far
above the everai:e. The weather was
delightful and the attendance very
large,
FROM NOW
TOWN OF CLINTON,
Hurun County, Ontario, Canada.
Nurses, Halls. cows. Heifers. Sheep and
;Swine, all trout the best herds In Canada, and
the propertyut well-known breeders. See
catalogues or particular(. Sale will com-
mence at It o'clock Hoop. TERMS. Six
month.' credit w'il be given, with interest at
the rate of 7 per own. per annum, on 1urafth-
Ing security satisfactory to the seller. En-
tries will be received by the Secretary until
the morning of the sale, but all catalaeue stock
will be offered for sale flet. Catalogues .an
be procured on appilcation to the President.
Secretary or any of the Directors. The Secre-
tary will be et Rattenberry's Hotel, Clinton,
on the evening previous to, and the morning
of the sale, to receive entries 1t is expected
that reduced railway tares will be given os.
the Grand Trunk and Great Western Rail -
w■ both of which lines enter the town.
JAMN44 BIEGINS, Clinton. PresidentM. Y.
McLEAN, Sea•orth, Secretary ; JOSEPH 1'.
BRINE, Seaforth, Auctioneer. 1e68 -3t.
Till the 1st ofdalltiary
.tlt110.
Ilia w 1'.n -tc. tin 5%'ednc alar. the 27111
fast.. at the residence of the bride's father,
by the Res ..T. A. Tnrnball. 13.A., Mr. (1,0.
1ore w, of ('olh,rne, to Mhr rTlea ('onsltslk
second dauahtcr of James t'uttslns. of the
same place.
Rrcit (NAN - At lie > fleld. gp
%Veil nes-le,. llhh .'pp$ by 1Fe Re?. 111.
Ibttrrsol. Sir Js.: iwtr-1Ntnss, jr..ot
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Geo. H. Old
Ila" been busily engaged fur the past fee
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the apple buyers, se that the hinters would l e
enabled to get the
st Iaret Ptce
But he has not neglected to keep up his "toe <
of
Cheap Groceries,
And is now selling them* prices that anno
be beaten.
The Best Line of Teas in Town
Is at
G_ H_ oTs_
He has also gone largely Into
Crockari &GlassWraa
and has on hand a largo selection of tamp+
of beautiful design.
Positive! cures Nerrousneee in all its stages,
Weak AI IIwry loss of Brain Powers Sexual
Prostration, Might Sweats, Sperntnton•Aao,
irueorrhtea, Barrenness, ie,ninal treakness
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