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To the Editor of The Huron Signal.
\ SIce,-I think we should consider at
the present juncture, whe11 a good 'deal
is about to depend on the nature of the
evidence given at the forthcominelec-
tion trials, as to whether the politjcians
of one (,arty be not likely to be motttree ac-
curate in their statements than those of
the other.
Let us consider a circumstance which
lately happened. Sir John Macdonald
was arrested f ,rjury, the indictment
containing i• , than five distinct
counts. Notwas proved against the
reputation of the accusing party. Ob-
serve how Sir John met the statement.
It was open to him, if it were false, to
meet it in the courts and have the accus-
er sharply punished for so groan a libel.
He does nothing of the sort -he takes
shelter under his parliamentary privilege
and the case is not investigated at all.
If you ask any One well acquainted with
Sir John what he thinks of the matter,
he will reply something like this, "Oh,
the old man didn't nneau any harm, but
he's been perhaps a little careless in his
sworn allegation."
Now let us look at the leaders on the
other side I am sure that no ran would
for a moment doubt the exactitude of
any sworn statement of Blake, Mowat or
Mackenzie.
Do you not think, sir, that in the pres-
ent election trials, keen political parti-
sans will be apt to imitate the careless-
ness or the accuracy of their respective
leaders 7 Should we not therefore give a
little more credence to one party than to
the oth.•r 1
Yours &c
July 10, 1883.
lloyeary.
TAKING POSSESSION.
Orsantxtag the Territory .t w arded Ontario
le Prin.
From for Globe of July 11.
The Ontario Government, after care-
fully maturing their plans, have taken
the initial steps in the organization
the territory awarded to this Provin
1878. These will be followed by of
steps from time to time as circumsta
render them necessary. The large
rapidly growing population in the
Portage and Rainy River districts
be afforded an opportunity of enjoy
what they have never yet had-eftici
municipal government. An equ
great boon will be conferred upon th
in the shape of regular courts of c
and criminal jurisdiction, invested w
ample authority to enforce their decre
All disputed titles to property, whet
for business or residence, will be inv
tigated, and on the evidence taken
the spot at the expense of the On
Government the conflicting elait•s
squatters will be decided. Ali the ti
ber cut outside Cf:Cf:the railway belt w
be seized as being the property of On-
to:io, and hereafter trespassing on t
Crown timber land in the disputed t
ritory will be as .rigidly repressed
trespassing is now repressed on the un
disputed timber lands further east. I
In order to give effect to tho new leg
system just introduced, ,t staff of const
bles have .been selected andd a Cou
House has been provided at the expens
of the Province. This building. wit
its necessary appendages, is now read
for occupation, and has been 'declare
by public pr)eIamation open for use
The district is already supplied with a
excellent Stipendiary 'Magistrate, wh
is well fitted tor his post and enjoys the
confidence and respect of the commmni
ty. it ie reported that the municipa
organ izition which has for some tin
past existed tinder Jlanitela auspice
DROWNED.
rad Veale of Two. loans ttadmat
tes at er
mauler
fort Stanley, July 16. --Miss Hattie
Arkell and Miss Bessie Morley were
drowned while bathing in the lake here
this evuniug. Both bodies were recov-
ered half an hour after they sank, but
afford, towards resuscitation proved
fruitless. The sad affair has cast a gloom
over the village, and both families have
the sincere and heartfelt sympathy of
the neighborhood in their bereavement.
The shock comes with double force on
Mr. Arkell, se he has just received 'a
m tasting that his brother, RoRola..Arkell, had died suddenly in London.
MATRIMONIAL.
a rleasing triremes., as at. J de•n lintel
Till Irerat.g.
Brantford Expositor, July 11th.
St. Jude's Church was crowded to the
doors this morning wiih a fashionable
audience to witness the nuptials of Mr.
J. P. Curran, barrister, of Winnipeg,
sextantand Miss Emily G. Hayden, sextant
daughter of E. C. Hayden, Esq.; late of
the cavi] service of the Dominion of Ca-
nada.
The mot -Him; was delightfully coot, the
sot .hone its brightest, and remit, led
one of the trite saying, " Happy is the
bride the sun shines on," and the ex-
pectant feces, beaming with delight and
interest in the happy proceedings, the
joyous clanging of thearriage bells, and
the strains of the wedding march, com-
bined to complete all the details of the
interesting drama in which Cupid and
Hymen had been, and were the chief ac-
tors. The choir of the church rendered
valued aid during the ceremony which'
was quietly performed by the Rector of
St. Jude's, Rev. W. A. Young, M.A.,
assisted by the Rev. J. P. Curran, Rec-
tor of Huntingford. The bridge, who
was given away by her brotherin-law,
Mr. R. S. Williams, of the bank of Com-
merce, Goderich, was attired in a most
becoming travelling costutne of navy
blue, nun's cloth and hat of same shade,
and looked exceedingly pretty. She was
assisted by her sister, Miss Be11a Hay-
den, and Miss Gertie M. Curran, sister
of the groom. Tho litter was supported
bylI) Mr. C. L. oriel, of this city, and
Mr F. J. Musgrer'e, of Toronto.
,
ee in d'ecraise veiling, with bonnets of similar
of' The bridesmaids wore dressesofPrtii.ee
her f shade, rivalling the bride in .their pretty
nces I costumes and pleasing countenancta.
and At the conclusion bf the ceremony the
Rat i bridal party drone to the G. T. lt. de -
will i pot, and were joined there by a large
ing I number of friends, the happy couple
ent
ally
em
iril
ith
es.
her' Mr. and Mrs. Curran go direct to
es- their future home, Winnipeg, and the
un Expositor flings its handful of rice, and
xeric joins in good wishes.
of
in -
taking the 10.15 train for the west amid
showers of rice and old slippers. and a
chorus of warm congratulations and best
wishes for their future happiness.
The :bridal gifts were very numerous
and extremely elegant.
ill camping Oat.
Provide an 'abundance of bedding ;
he buffalo robes and comforters, and a Oen-
a-
ty of blankets, are usually.. sufficient,
an though some may: need ticks filled with
straw. In starting out for camp, do not
take too many things. One of the usuful
al ; lessons of camp -life is. to show how little
a- one can get alongwith. The most i:o-
rt portant part of the outfit is, an abundant
e supply of good nature ; a disposition to
h I make the best of everything, to overcome
y difficulties, and be always cheerful. A.
d ••grumbler is an unpleasant. comp:mien
. I anywhere, but in camp he is a nuisance.
n I In warm weather, the camp -tire should
o j be at a good distance front the sleeping
, tents. and precautions taken that no
- spreading of the tire can occur. It is
11 well to lease nearly all of the crockery
e , at home, and pro. ide a supply of tin
s + plates, tin cups, and cheap knives and
will. be dissolved and that the lxv,pte
have resolved to reorganize At (nee un-
der the tlntarir, systenm In Orden' tt
facilitate the work the Ontario Govern-
ment have already granted seine finan-
cial assistance in the carrying out of
wuji raveled lilt pr' tetiteuts, and such
further nsietnnce as may be found rea-
sunae,le under the circumstances will no
doubt be cheerfully given.
The issue of a commission to take evi-
'dence on conflicting claims is an absolute
necessity, and the gentlemen appointed,
.Sfesra. Burden and Pattull,, will be
found perfectly competent to discharge
thin difficult and delicate 'duty. (king
to the prolongation of the dispute all the
renidLine are in one souse squatters,
some claiming to hold from the Hooson
Bay Company, some from the Dominion
Government, and some from ( tntari,,
Government. The Lake of the %stile
is certain ho.heceme the scone of great
mning
austment
o ficl iniscise''f}theunmet itan l early
in order to its speedy dclelopment. We
have mo doubt that the Ontario ntern-
merit will be found taking a sensible
view of the claims of the o &squatter,
He is the pioneer of such regi ora, and
to ignoi o his equitable right would he
forks. Prepare in advance sutticien
j food to serve for the first two or thre
t days, and then be governed by circum
i stances.
I If the locality furnishes fish or statue,
:the procuring of these will afford sport
for the sten and boys, but it is not safe
to depend upon these, and there should
be in reserve a ham, a supply of the
standard camp -fwd, salt pork, rt/tich,
with an abundance of potatoes, hard-
tack, dried apples, and coffee, will keep
the table well furnished. Have meals at
stated hours, let each one in his er her
way help in preparing them, and what
is still more important -help in clearin
away and washint dishes. Beep th
surroundings of the caunp in good order.
Have a pit in a convenient place f.,r
scraps and slops, and provide other con-
veniences in asheltered place at a proper
distance. If guns are taken int, camp,
let it be the business of some one t , pro-
vide a proper place for theta beyond the
reach of children, and where no accident
can occur. See that the guns are nlways
kept there when not in use. Reduce the
work to the smallest possible amount, s.t
that the greater part of the day may be
spent in rest --in "leisure," in the hest
neaning of the term. Be euro and pro-
itie an abundance cf reading matter.
Any hard. worked family will return from
fortnight's vocation, ter a longer one,
4 this kind, better fitted to take up the
'.me routine. and perhaps be more ap-
trcciative of home comforts.-(:\mericnn
gnculturist for August.
Wast Watranosh.
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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIAY, JULY 20, 1883,
Port AlbecommencedFartuens have commenced keying.
New meadows, especially clover is good ;
told meadows, light.
W. H. Ward, photographer, of Gode-
rich, has his photo car in this village at
present, he is doing a eery good busi-
ness. Some very nice views which he
hu taken of the village, eau be seen at
the Royal betel.
Mr. John Stevenson of this Village iii
tends to keep pace with the times s.. tar
as threahing is concerned. He has sold
his horse power and purchased a steam
engine, a perfect model of neatness and
durability' from the Waterous Co., Brant-
ford. Having had 15 years experience
in the business, both in the Un.ted
States and Canada; Mr. S. can be relied
upon to do thorough and efficient work.
We bespeak for hien a large share of the
public patronage.
R. McDonald, a former sehdol teach-
er of this village but new of Elmira,
Waterloo, hu been visiting friends here
during the past week. Mac's periodical
visite are looked forward to, with con-
siderable interest by many of the young
people of this village, especially tke
ladies. The hirsute appendage which
now adorneth his upper lip, doth add
materially to kis "killing" propensities,
and the "mashed" fair ones tremble with
inzreased fear and love at his approach.
More conquests to ye, my buy.
Marna of great interest, atter tho manner of
JoeMayweed,Profes.or of No-ololog7, Dunlop
Cniversltr.h.eci was= ..Fera.
Mi.s Theresa Ropeemin left home this
morning on a lumber waggon, en route
for Shepppaardton, to attend a picking bee.
Her another expecte her back this even-
ing in time to milk the cows.
Alfred Dearborn is shortly expected
hone from Kintail, where during the
past month he has been engaged in build-
ing a slab fence. Alf. is a jolly good
fellow, and will receive a hearty recep-
tion from his old companions, the Black
Pigs.
Two of farther Cransford's boys notic-
ed
a black squirrel up a telegraph pole
the other day. The boys started to the
gravel pit to look for stones, but when
they returned the squirrel was gone.
Strange incident.
Our dames can beat the Kingsbridge
dames all to pieces raising goslings.
Mrs. Mulhooly, who lives on the corner
of Butternut row and Mudpueldleavenue
informs me that of 21 eggs set, under a
Spanish hen, all, with the exception of
14, were hatched. Well done, Mrs. 1
M.
t\-illian Barnstable accompanied < d
par„ latrans engineer across spero ,aero-..
f,erti►„t.t Mulberry farm with his scythe
e, it ho, .7,•. ,eeA„)), regalibus dories
I'atoa,'ieru1P thist les.j`=s lk der=
Since vacation has commenced cur
school -bell has not 'been rung, thereby
compelling our farmers' wires to call their
men to dinner with a pillow case Jiving
omit hop pole.
JosHca JUuCLTw.
Rakers %ewe,
The citizens of St Thomas had a grand
celebration on the fourth of July. There
was a large crowd from the country
gathered to enjoy the full. Everything
went .7f quietlly and peaceably.
The weather here nus been very dry
no rain to speak of since the tirst of
Jure. The crops have buffeted badly.
If we do not get rain very s..,u, it is
feared we will n t set more titan half a
cr. -fU,.y.
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Kook Net keg.
W e have received Harj en's -Monthly
Magazine, for- August. Harmer Maga-
zine is unsurpassed for the variety and
intere+t ttf its matter and for the beauty
cf its illustrations. 'There are matey ar-
ticles in the August 'lumber which will
be read with i..tt'rest Ly Caitadiar s ; such
as. the "Canathaet Nal itata. "The
British Poke, •' "1 he Wait of the Al-
t i leghtunies,-. amu tine editorial cuntnbu-
'- tions at the close. l\',• can coenmenu
- this number of Harpers 3lagazii.e to our -
readers.
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g
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suicidal folly. No Canadian Govern- '
[Hent ever was guilty of such fatuity ex•
cept the present Gotcrn:nent at Ottawa, a
and no such unenlightened preferment •
of speculators to ujuatttrs as ham been h
the policy in the 1 ,rthweet will'charac- f
terize the Ontario Got-ernm4pt's efforts A
efforts to anifie the disputed territory.
1er,tle In a taw 111111.
kt.nrr% 11.1.1: lint.. Jul:: 17.- Mime
Gal!, .eventcen roars of age, was killed
yesterday fnorrtinst in Selleck's mill. Ice
attempting to put a telt on A ttrindstone
the belt slipped off and "round around
the pulley, instead of having the engine
stopped Ito tried to kid: the brit off when
his foot cau;ht and he mss dragged
around the 1 ulloy connected with the
driving wheel, breaking his limbs end
badly cuttin, his head.
On the aatrntlon 1rmrime
"furnnto, July 11;. -- :1 meeting of
\n_lioatt elerRymen was held in the
House this morning, when the
•••o teal quest.in n was disctuesed, and it
was resolved to vetal•lish meeting's and I of
latade.: , m the lime of the $alratien bin
Army I'.an 1. +n i tt)sie (rill hen lioerd i ht,
two
,re,....- *art+--- - ._ ..
Duncan Melhatald arrived home from
illanitoc.a on Monday last. He reports
tines very dull in Winnipeg at present.
William Cameron had A narrow escape
last week from what might hare been a
tfery serious accident. While snowing
the seat of the machine broke and he
was pitzhed in front of the knives but
escaped with torn clothes and n few
bruises.
One nicht last week some sneak thief
entered the barn of Mr. McRoberts of
the 9 con and took away about twenty
bushels of wheat. it would he well for
farmeral•, keep a sharp took out in that
vicinity. es there is A supidous character
in the neighborhood.
Thomas Somerville, the pioneer miller
1:awanosh, has given np the milling
iocsr. The machinery was bought
Mr. Harris of Aahtield. and was
earl ••t Wedbeadny lost
Loans and 3nsurar.E2.
�' ";00,000 T•) Ltl_1N. APPLY TO
CA\[F:RON, 1101,1' ('.\1[}:[tt)N: Gode
ich. 1759.
IONET TO LEND IN ANY
amount to suit borrower, at it to 6 per
cent. Private funds. App:; to 5a.iutrt and
MonTO,, Goderich.
)NEY TO LEND. - PRIVATE
1 funds --on freehold security Appl. tri
Geo. ttwattote. Goderich. in;8•tk,t.
00000PRI -ATEFl.'NDSToLENU
on good Farm or flrstclnes Town Prole -Tr)
'1 8 per vent. Annie to 11. t: 1D('I,ll.}'g, 17.,1
Ill Ti) LEND. .>, LAR l':
1 1 amount of Private Fon.IK for invest no •
At lowest rates on first -.lase Mortgages. App
to G.\ItItOW do PlowiiF"OOT.
1 DANS FREE OF CHARGE.
.1 A Mone}' to lend at lowest rates, free
any costs or charge•. SF:Al:kit .f• a1OR'p)\.
l)PIHwite ( 'el borne tlotel.
Oodericll. 23rd March 1881, 1779.
fr20,0A0 PRIVATE FUNDS To LEND
W on lenrrn and Town Property tet lowest In-
ternet. \lortgofes purchase -a. v ('ommissdon
charged. -Horrowers can obtain}money in ()merles-
!?n
title Is satisfactory. DAVISON a: JOHN
9TON. Barristers. &e.. (iodrr ch, 1751
�ItADCLiFFE, FIRE, MAI31III,
. life an and Accwf ^minaanrance Agent.
ter the raxanv Milt Sr,r rpr 1,-, iuMOC agent
J Money to lend on Mortgtige..•ith, n Town or
Farm Property. In any ws> i•• . • i • i,,,r-row
e1. (*Mee (up-etatni Ka. = hi,„ k I.,.t.Me#
jtleilr e3i.
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onto rale-. y, Uttermost Ste Ro al et -
1 e of Phrstclan. Lntwloa, kr ke-,
M. t'. P. S.. Ontario. (' r dAe�it�
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Oppnstte Hailer's Hotel. Hatelttew streetsbrs
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DR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, -SUR-
t31ICO Cstoner Rn. °see NW r�q�
nesse t, second deer wast et Tje, r
Street, 1751
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1 1 . viers, Burgeon and Ae -ewcher. 0r04t1110e
of Toronto 1'ntrerstty. ("Mee omelette Garner
roll It t'ametvsw's Rank. I.nt•know. ifset le
.Ake. enediM at the Bank• 17110.7.
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A__ -1.3_ COR EDD,
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O-QI ERICH, ONT_
A. 11. C. has. at a large expense, Purchased a
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A large stock of
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Auctioneering,
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