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THE HURON SIGNAL
i ewYM e: every Friday Mensiee. b Ile-
t/iasaoMi.,I . N office. horn w
OODEkICH, ONTARIO.
AM f• d -pynb 1 to •Y parts oi tie enrreead
test eeenley be the easiest malls .ad treats.
en - •dmi5smlew. eItp k•a m • 1. (bi cont el
v.sastre.any eee 2 ru Ms*. newsiest
end
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as It desk tUs.1 I tt above, a st la s
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beteg oddities u the above, • arwcl.a
ti,msi4s paper- 1* t. therefore .
asset disere tfe advertising ass ilsse.
Tame.--411Jt is advance p.M•ee pre -paid
Webers; olein. It paid belle ila nwths
ieNroei se psld. This rids will be etridiy
Rates ser Assessment's - Klett c*SW pe
ins ter .ret te.ytlen ; three cense ppesrr line for
eaebenbesgbsmtllnetion. Yearly. Wf-yeerly
ued quarterly eoutiecte at reduced rotes.
MM P'RDTi74.-We have alse•dret-clace
gabbing deportment t. ooh• seise, and possess
trig the meet complete set -St end beet facilities
tw twain, t week are prepared
OD de b sieeu is th•ttIlse at prey.Ooderick.. th t osenot
he Imams and of a quality that cannot be
wepaseed.- Teresa Cash
FRIDAY, MARCH !lar. 111114.
BOW M('WAT if -AS T1' " UU. '
Snsec the days ..f Guy Fawkes, when a
bend of conspirators attempted to sunder
• government t y means .'( • gunpowder
explosion, no such piece (4 political res-
e•Ilty hes been perpetrated as that
which was unearthed and brought before
the gaze el the public on Monday even-
ing by the Attorney -General at Toronto.
On that .occasion it was Mated on the
floor of the Legislative Auoembly that an
attempt had been trade to corrupt cer-
tain Liberal members "f the Legislature,
by John A. 11ilkoes's ("Ake Push"„
('bns W. limiting, manager of the
Mlu.l, E Meek. a lawyer, and F. S.
Kirkland, and a man named Lynch, two
Yankee sr.eculat•.n. Meek and Bunt-
ing appear to Le the chief agents in
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY MARCH 21, ISM
refers mould base Lees souk end Mr
Bunting would Mee been kept within
the shadow of the "tall tower."
le) Mr. )Meredith deans say pommel
knowledge of the oo4epi eey. We dost
behove Mr. Meredith, and fur thus reams :
We heard Mr. Meredith, in Went Mid-
dlesex, deny that Jivers Weeks bad
sworn to an mMdarit that he knew to be
false ; and yet when the matter came op
for iareetigetion before atagistrate Hue
oak, it was admitted by Meredith that
be drew MP the affidavit end gut Weeks
to sign it Weeks, on that 000meion,
said the affidavit was "too strong," bet
Meredith quieted the flan of the simple
fellow, sod cajoled him into committing
perjury by telling him that be "mold
• se;himthrough." The piece whereMere-
dith denied knowledge of the ease teeth -
.Sr than what he had learned by having
his attention drawn to the published et-
hdavit of James Weeks was in Albert
Hall,Strathruy, in presence of the writer
ins cnnspiruy, ani s•aainson ani
Kirkland have Leen the active tools.
This "brawling breed .4 bnb•rs, hatched
under the eaves of the Mee building,"
as Hoa Christopher Frazer styled them,
did not intend t.. use powder er dyna-
mite to blow um. the Government, but had
resorted te the must despicable system of
bribery by money and often d position,
go teat thereby anpgortei of the Mowat
Government might be enticed from their
allegiance, and tempted to cut the in -
Soonest with the isarty in the House led
by Mr. W R. Meredith.
The rascals she played time role of
tempters worked zealously in their un-
righteous cause. ,aid had 1t u't been that
the aupperters of Huts. O. Weal are, to
a .nen, uitpurcbamble, senses would
have eventually crowned the nefarious
scheme. se persistent were they in the
base work. Amongst those who were
approached were : Role. McKi.u, M. P
P. fur W'eliington, wh . was paid $1,000
cash, and offered another 11,000 and the
shrievalty of Reels= ; W. D. KaKour, M.
PP. for South Essex, who receive i $800,
was premised another 1700, and a
shrievahy in the North-West on the fall
of the Mowat Government ; Dr. Canoed -
en, M. PP. for Elgin, who was offered
money and the shrievalty of Regina,
Graham, of Lsntbton, who wastes° offer-
ed the shrievalty of Regina, and Lyon,
of Algoma, ler. Dowling of h. Renfrew,
Murray of N. Renfrew, and Gibson, of
Hamilton, who were approached in a
fashion which, it was thought, would most
easily entioe. To the credit of the gen-
tlemen named, and to the honor of the
Liberal party, the prep -eels from the vil-
lainous crew of temiders were, in every
instance, laid befure the heads cf the
Government which they were asked to
betray, and the steps taken towards en-
trapping the scoundrels which culminat-
ed on Monday evening.
A fell account of the doings of the
bribers will be f.,end elsewhere in this
*co. bort tbereere a few points'e which
we would direct the atten11..n ..1 our
aeadea, via :
(J.) The villainy of the would Is runt.
.n is condemned by every newspaper ii
Toronto. accepting the Moa, whose
manager figures with the culprits. The
Mehl# (itefermi, the W.efd (Pwtestwu
Keil the No. r(Democratic),the TrlryropA
(Ind. and the (,inadien (They:, a11 de-
nounce it in unmlasared terms.
(2." N. members of the t opposition
had the hardihood to Attempt to exon -
*rate the scoundrels implicated, except-
ing Meesra Mer. lith., Morns and ('lsrke
(Toronto). 1'...sibly these three mem-
bers Md a p:evince kn .wledge ..f the
coospiraey, sn : eery personally interest-
ed.
(3. • MOWS. \lcrrdttli. M .rt is and
Werke denounce., the conduct .d Mese.
McKie stud B•i(..•tr fur listening to 11e
eotaw of the templets, and accepting the
money and luring the onion •.ti. How
.las could testimony se lizieut to :.env ict
leave been obtaksed ageism the reseals •
(4.) The Mwa dories that Mr. Renting
hod anythhg brut a aaswl soquaintanc.
with Kirkland, and says the former had
beard that the letter had a grievance
against the Government, in the matter ..1
timber limits, and as a journalist. t..44
interviewed him,and had thee browse ,.• •
geaineedwithlhins. Christopher W Bow-
ies posing as • incineraie, will I..- news t..
the j -wrneliuio Mnf.sso,.t Kerry one
who knows Ranting is perfectly well
aware that he could not report s dog-
fight, much lees interview a man with a
Rrieesaeo against the Government. sr.
that political capital eoold he made edi
tonally by t1. Moil. It F. R K irk land
led to W iutsrviewed, bale If imeentake
and 1200 others ; and the time was Tues-
day evening, twenty-four hours alter he
had coaxed the silly young man from Pio.
3, Csrsdoc, to sign a document that he
knew to be (aloe, by telling him that he
(Meredith) "would see him through"
In business mitten Mr. Meredith's word
may be of some account, but politically
it is worth nothing to the estirnation of
those who knew hien.
The foregoing references are in reply
towns. of the point& which have thus far
been raised by those dishonest politi-
cians who have, in pass and ley voice,
endeavored to palliate the ;rascality of
the gang of political Thugs who eudear-
ored by the baaeet bribery to destroy the
constitutional working of the Govern-
ment of 1 intarie.
Tia Algoma protium mast have bees
drawn up by the editor of the Meif.
The clauses cLarntug tb. ONariu Gw-
etrement end Messrs. Mowat, Hardy,
Pardee end Young with .11 the sorrupt
practices that a Tory agent oaeld
imagine, have been etrusk net by Jodge
Burton as net oely "irrelevant," bet
senadiJoua "
Tut Toronto Nein has been taking
the measure of the leading Opposition
members. "Meredith," it remarks, "is
looking pale, wan, and wearied. No
wonder. He is engaged front 8 *:N. to
L" 1/.1n. on business in the Legislature.
Hes the Atlas who been on his should-
ers the whole responsibility of the Op-
position. Carne,1ie, u a financial critic,
and sten as a debater, has disappointed
everybody. Wood wants experience, u
well ae accuracy. Ennatinger n talk-
.tire, but net forcible. Creighton is
( really the only pretence of support left
Ito hint, and Creighton, although Indus-
t trews and painstaking, is a feather-
weight compared to any member of the
Mowat Ministry."
Tilt Tories are finding fault with the
members who were approached by the
bribers in the L ceLJjeu.e because they
did tut at once spurn the offers, and
thus, scan them off. Does it not strike
our Tory frieds teat the beat way to se-
cure the com er:tion of the rogues was to
let them commit themselves, and then
bring the law to act. WiILie.a'nn and
Kirkland were ellowd too commit them-
selves, and Bunting and Meek are ac-
cessories before the feet. The "jacks-
has
jacks -has been taken teat of the Opposition
pack by Mowat this time, end the
little "joker" ie playing the mischief
with them.
CUUIMmrsce W. Burrow, of the
Mail, is endeavoring to lift himself out
of the mud by the bootstraps. He is
now denying that he has had any con-
nection with the Wilkinson -Kirkland
gang, and will, before the week is over,
e ndeavor to show that Kirkland, the
American, is the guilty party. if Bunt-
ing really wants to get off easily he
ought to does rascals do in other kinds
..1 lawbreaking. One of the rogues
generally turns Queen's evidence, and
thus saves himself from the full p.en-
alir. The "Limerick boy" would make
a fine informer, if nothing else.
11. C. Cimino*, M.P. for West
Huron, reoenely objected to the vote of
Mr. Abbott, wise desired to vote ea a
hill for the benefit of the C. P. R., for
which oumpeny the latter is solicitor.
The lipe•ker decided against Mr. Comm
ata that night, but ..n the following day
r* versed his decision, and vindicated
the member for West Huron. Mr.
Cameron is a master of parliamentary
practice.
Wogs the Tory majority et Ottawa,
from *hoer ,idictiven.ss, voted dews
M. C. Cameron's bill to permit persons
charged with a criminal "Ione. to give
evidence on their own behalf, we mule
the remark that some of them, er their
fri.n.l., might yet wish that such • law
prevailed. The Med is now beating the
air became the raacab who teed to bribe
the i.egislature cannot give te•etinio rev on
their •.wit beheif.
Tarr t buten. to...erninent has the
en.ragc of its c.nv.ctions on the I1.10 r
lemma* .1114511.41. in reply 10 a 90,17
from the 1tpp. iui.Ae one day- last week,
RUM. Mr. Fraser, for the (h,tano Gov-
erwment.',ate.l'hat hceosem under the
Ontario Act. who ."hotrod the (Ontario
Ilaw, would be protected against peen
eesthwi and pee 'euti..n by the ihtm,nien
'authorities.
M C. CAwtioe s arrstgnment rel T,p
ler '.n the High Commissioner matter
n mid Ay the Toronto News t.. have
beer. "an erosllent lawyer's ape•eb "
His spo rah ..n lbs Orange geestiea ties
vtg.w.em, mod sallies to the Tory wire -
Aocoaanw to come keel Tories the
crime of "Big Posh' and his confider -
aloe is, not that they tried to etrrupt the
legislature with bribes, bet that they
wen fuund out. That all Caiiservatives
of Huron hold that stew, burettes, we
do not believe.
Tet Toronto /Wipeout holds that the
Ontario G.vernment is quite right is
pretesting against the Dominu.0 Govern-
ment taking over the proviesial railways
without as much as seyisg, "by your
leave."
CELEBRATING THM "17TH."
Aide Lecture es 'aThr bleb at Rome sad
Abroad." by Elev. W. R. Meerte, .t /Ow -
sherbet as Rarefies* Musical Trent by
te Choir.
The anniversary of the death ref Ire-
land's patron saint was celebrated in
Goderich by • sacred concert by the
choir and outside assistance, and a l.C-
ture by Rev. W. It Harris, P.P., B.T.,
of Newmarket, on the subject, "Th.
Irish at Hem. and Abroad." The coo -
own was highly successful, and the sing-
ing of Mies Wynn, who had kindly Tent
her assistance to the choir, was particu-
larly admired. Mr. Rubinson also gave
some acceptable solos, and the playing
of Mies Cooke, the organist, was of •
high order. Tbm principal feature of the
evening, however, was
rat LittTCat,
which was one of the best efforts .1 the
kind that we have heard to Goderich.
The rev. lecturer 1s a stalwart young
Irishman, oTer six feet in ►eight, .4 pow-
erful frame and gored presence. Hu lec-
ture "hewed that the lA,5aesioan of brawn
and brain were not incompatible. After
introducm4 his subject in • clear and
succinct ni.uuter, he asked the question,
"How faati it in Ireland, to -dry 1" and
answered it by reeding a 1.t -
ter from the London Timmy, written by
General Gordon '"Chines. Gurdon,") in
1883. The letter showed that the Irish
people were suffering under •o cruel a
system of land laws and other diseteli-
ties that it was a wonder their social
status did not sick below that of the
Indian, the Ni gni, the Turk or the Hin-
d....
in-
du.. Had the letter t., the Times been
written by anyone other than General
Gordon it might- be contended by oppo-
wets of reform fur Ireland that it wee
written foto. a partisan standpoint, but
no nue would presuwe in say that the
accredited agent of Etglezid in the Sue -
dao would wilt. notelet the uanuer in
which Ireland wee inier_overued, if there
were no strum, cr..uuds for complaint.
Uufertunately every writer on the con-
dition of Ireland and the Irish was not
as honest as General Gordon. Then
were three things that 'militated much
against the bettering .f Ireland's state,
viz : miarejreseutatu..n, prejudice and
hatred. Misrepresentation of the Irish
people eu the part of • certain portion
of the prey, and misrepresentation in
the stage Irishmen -who was always
portrayed as • loud -mouthed, ignorant
blusterer ; prejudice against the Irish be-
cause of their "brogue," and the fact
fiat having been almost debarred from
education in the old land. they had not
become cultured ; and hatred of Eng-
land by 'he descendants of the nen and
women who had been doyen from the
land of their fathers by the hand ..f op- "Et'eracs THa Oe'wr. 'Our new
premiums. After refemng to the penal .te,ry wiH be begun nestnweek.-$I will
code and other enactments against leek- Tet SION•L for the re indoe of
o1►a in the olden time : to the present 1*4'
obnoxious land laws: to the baneful .ye- Mia Rendall and her daughter, Mrs
tem of landlordism . to the evils emote-
Tient
oo- G.ortpe McCollosmh, of Clinton, werethe
t
Tient upon the selecting of placeIn•n. rite of Mn Black, West street, this
timeservers, castle -hacks and informers ' wvek•
ley
to override the people,and theoeownt Rom. very necearepairs duet*
unfortunate condition of the Irish at toteth pier are benne aearynicd coat tinder
home: the rev. lecturer wave to his midi- she supeuntenden.x of Mr. James Ad-
midison.
John Smith returned to Gederich. af-
ter an ahs.nce of some years -in time
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
"A ebbe, ye. taalr• setae.
As (aids Y'tlemma it.
Tom Tana.
Ask for the '-1ietld Oemturt- .r "llltvette-
Yed.r•te► sitar.
Net year sen paper .ad eavet.pes wamped
at Itarle'a
Over tee hundred usrrrsnasiT 0asai.111e u
kyr*' trod birthday cards to awe' frees at
!mete% beet stere.
Ise advertisement .( Jas wutaiers R sen.
epoet ►s you bare s• their
bp bay Wars
V••• It Wan paper sad newer. Milk
=seal palls • specialty. The cheapest
Mw ender the sea.
We will seen have opens sew. sad the
mtf tl
at posture will soon M!
tdtlad ; but (1. Hobson titre .ae.11ea1
phote.rsphs all the year read at the oerp.r
of Hamlltos-et.. and the square.
bests in the new .,.dilea government were
te
bo Mewed to two or three Liberals, het
Grits and Tories who lake ends ler 155.41 at
hallows sea be in Ws ewaiad rictuses. (till
and see s..5.K/ of his !sleet work le groups
e c mese. • . that the Mailroom of 010 -
los rea•rdisg the luality of tk. Crooks set
win subside. bet whether It deer sr set. obs
Mies 1.'-eriate..se that 1. that W. L. Mor -
toe's is ase .er.mi r Meese Mese of Gederteh.
&easter JIct'bses.s threatens a libel salt
.a 1aM Hes. 0. Memo for oseeeWirus him
wit► "H1. Push.' but the* main* mabe COM -
pared to ole webby alts turned oat bj-_F.
A. Iridbnm, the fashionableallerselet,le
with moderate prlo.a ...?111111111.
papers.nd dsenrate.is resolved this
week at /mote's best wiltingMums yet ows Ia
Goderich ter beauty la &Me .s eerlag sad
cheapness This is what is mild b than who
have seen t►em. Goad papas• hest ince p r
rell upwards. The largest .fork west of h
mst.toe-hoer fre k. isspectlo. melted, New
sleek of lissasr patterns to hand.
T. Saanites hem gone to St. Louis.
James A. Mclutesh is buying wood for
the G. T. 11;
The bicycler' are getting their ma-
chines in order.
Geo. Wilson, Maple st., has been very
i11 for moms time.
Jantee Wilkinson returned from Port
Colborne last week.
E. K Wide, the Bruseels lawyer, was
in town on Tuesday.
A. McD. Allan has been laid up by a
severe cold this week.
Harrison Tyler, of Beffair), has been
spending some days in town.
Mrs. Coombs. of Hyde Park, was the
guest of Mrs. H. Spence last week.
J. 1) Luttrell was in Detroit purchas-
ing tobacco leaf for his cigar factory.
Levi Card, a new arrival, is .bout to
open a tailor shop en Hamilton street.
H. S. H.elnnes, of Tltedfnrd, Attended of the perneer settlers of this town, and
the funeral of engmear Smith on lien -
in former years did • geed business as a
e
new iron steamer at Port Col- turner. His veld shop still stands on the
borne are to be lighted by the electric Huron real. Many a farmer's wife will
light remember the time when she took her
E. Maloomcon, who has been s ni. order for a spinning .heel W bis shop.
ing some tone in Hamilton, a home DI,'uNcn To Liar& -It was current -
again. ly rum..red a sheet time ago that our
A mission will be opened st St. Pe- r••Vedcitizen, Dr. H. (i. Ma.Kid,
ter's on Passion Sunday by Miseionary was
shoot tn
remove to S.a(crth to fst-
Fathers.
Miss Emma Kidd, of Dublin. 1s the
guest of her sister, Mrs. P. Ryan, of
Goderich.
Miss Tine McDougal has returned to
Termt.., and is the guest of her sister,
Yrs Kielty.
Th. !salt Association will held all its
reeuler meetings in (:'derich during the
coming season.
By our sdrerewsyt a•elution H sill W
mess Nat the old "Woodbine' has bore
ehaeged to the Huron betel, end that a
...psrtnersh.p has beau established be-
tween Misers Crag and Ben Seeks
The new awn will l'n4r• a strong teals
he the hotel besieges.
J..hn Waddell .truck is right Kent sea -
mm when be peeked oyer four lama ut
better and preserved it by the gefrigera-
toe premise It is an excellent quality
sed far ahead et the tallow -like cone
'nudity palmed off on the public by the
winter o'w. - (Chatham Buser.
Mies Wells, who reached town from
Winnipeg lei Saturday evening. is the
aeon ut her brother, Lambert Wells.
Mss Wells speaks highly of the elwate
of the Nerthweet,and during three years
residence in that distant region eLe bad
never been troubled with that most dis-
tressing malady, a cold.
Fabian Feu MT. -Scum excellent speci-
mens of pears and apples are now on
view iu the window of Old, the grower.
They have been keit through the wnuter
b J C LsTuceel f "Chenydele
Oeumeodere Adssmlm repived a few
days see ea oil piMfig of the tdosaemr
A rtb•beeka, the het .1 the Q k'. lh lbs
and the so that he is to etrssaseed lido
5.5.04. The railing V by Clues, the
w ell hoeing marina artist t slows a
line hooking ses.reor with bleak hull and
red bottom, tipper cables, pike hoses u
One with the desk, two WAWA -0 fore
u tast mud use well all. WO' schooner
sagged ; ems fuuuel She h... the .p-
perrasce of emelt a ti..e, roomy bost,and
as her dttamist. pts are ....tow hat larger
than throe . 1 the ('ward k:u'luw tt lul-
lurs that .he weal ire a eporivlt.l pameem -
ger mad freight Carrier. The Commodore
hes tess'u to be p-' .:tel ' •f 111.e hartrr mf
being wtected too usu.uetid suck a hood-
oos. craft. -- [iiariiev Oh.erter.
Htrr!1 . Tis -tee. W1'ed...+day mune
nig Moe Hattie s.u.tla. our moo
c.tuueble y..uog lobs., w:,e merited to
H. A. J.we.rs.ur, of en.tt'eed. The
weeding was a quiet one, int the Dupe -
lardy ..1 the hr,de'css w..nit.ated by the
uuwl.er of valuable and pretty gilts
made her. Auuong them were : -
Gold sad diamond set jewelry H. A. Jamie -
Zone" and are iu a remarkably line see advt. fruit treiMe. J- to Nellie; diver
coffee urn. Mr Mrs e.ltethor; terry dais
condition. A running stream iu the en fu silver. fir and )tri4;
. w: surer epees
butder, ]Ion. t'...tepi.er.4.to : ether esisry
building equalized the temperate's.
J. C. Martin, and John McBride, dei'' Fannie 54.1 Hert.e ettit; silver sire
hotelkeepers of this town, are already sl
110 ash ahead by refusing to take out a
Dominion limon. A government bill ie loess,
to be introduced suspending all penal- creel Sheaved lire lxrty : sUtrr ptotl..rwK
ties incurred under the Act until the- lyra p easna M. se trtse'11 : ail -'silver
ise puddler
Supreme Court decides a test tuns. This dials. Mr l'. Morton, Matreai : surer vase.
is a mild way of backing out of the difs-
culty.
Owing to the pressure upon our col-
umns, caeasi.med b the publication of
the Benting-Meek ilkinaon-Ktrkland-
Lynch conspiracy to debauch the Lecisla
ten, the correspondence of our old
friend Addenda is crowded out this
week. It will appear in our next issue.
It will contain some interesting reflect- Miler. thiatun: oil painting. Mies ho
ions upon the subject of "How men Janie Gordan: watncotored ps4Mt Mass
B. Hai. : two scroll banm.n. etre R )(.y
should part their hair. bold.: howl painted pin gnWtoa. etre W. T
Nonce ro TI .Bait.. -The Eiu0tien I Hay.. band p.tnted n t 1 battles Mrs 1R.
keyadd.. senor : hand palated tidy Mem
Department has just issued the revised Grafton. Laadas: lace tie Mn R. B. bn.11h ;
regulations in regard to the examine- macrame tads. Min t'b•rras► Tase'to:
bracket. Miss Bruce : pair wallpoeken. MIA
tions next July. We shall in our next (,..tomb;paalr wool rust,, MW $leesuel,
t issue give a summary of the principal climes : tidy. Mese tbestr•Nl; pinto of Illruy-
Ichanges, which relate chiefly to the "Tay .Mir`A drew,; Vel; p.ilumerl.)'
subjects and percentages for examination. Jordan.
and to the conditions on which renewals ustrueat.-it te our painted duty this
d Third will be guaranted. week. to record the death ul our esteem -
Death has been buoy the pest week. led t.'wusinan, Willem' Smith. engineer
Mr. John McLeod did Sunday at the G. T. K , ..f inflammation d the bowel*,
age of 76 years. Mr. McLeod was one. at the ace• .4 O years 3 Mouths. Mr.
,Smith was :: native ..f fieekam Herber,
Durham, Kntla.d, and commenced his
life use engineer, in Soetland, oe the
line between Berwick-upon-Tweed and
Edinburgh, where he remained for two
ears. After his marriage he left for the
United States, where he took his position
es engineer on an American line, and at
the end of four years came to Canada
and took an engine on the Western,
then his t"edial practice This we are which he kept 9 years, ed afterwards
' tilled fouisimsl and faithfully for 24
his friends, decided to to continue bis years, when death claimed kink for ha
practice amongst us.-{Locknow Senti- "len. Mr. timith was on. d the het
eel. who. joined the Brotherhood d Engir1ses
The G. T. R. will run a special ex- established 14 Pius *CO and was bJ
cureion train for Of points in Montana, that order laid in the tomb. T. J.
Oregon, Washington Territory, British Looney, chaplain d that body, aasistine
Columbia, Dakota and Manitcbs byy the R.v. Mr. Turn_ball in the flawsl services
all rail route on Wednesday, March, u th. h,.uas sd grave. A special nein
26th. Superior accommodation and low wit sent up "e Sunday with three ems
rates. Fur full perticulan apply to A. containing'niners u( the B,othsrbood
Str•iton,agent G. T. IL on H. Armst cnc. from different points. and other friends
town ticket agent G. T. R. and agent of deceased. The floral gifts were very
Allan Line. Goderich. handsome, the most beautiful Woe a
P. J. Sullivan, the well-known imple- pillow the gift of Mrs. Ellsolt, his
dish. Mabel l,etlur, elms oak. Lone', es
Jamieson. Stratford ; silver esti reviewer. Mr.
and Mrs. Faber. ('lessen: ether au
Mret1. H. linter; silver beery dish. lir
Mrs. Rldley ; pair sh1►mNr vases. Mr. tad
Mrs. H. Jan t(taetlwd ; solver pickle
Miss emma Cox ; mover veer. Mr sad Mra
Colborne : silver rano. Mrs Geo. Acheson ; sil-
ver breektaat cruet Mr and Mn t'erktss,
Peterborough ; tleo.11,., cruets illan cremate
l'ubourg : sliver crisis Idles Fowler, Louisa -
silver 'bimble. Miss ('ux: chits fruit me, bead
painted. Mr end Mr.C,•tensa.Toronto ; cbNr
are is ' Ica ..et. Mr and Mrs R. keys ids;
c it dish. lin Wm. Acheloos:
oh hurt plate., '.Igor. C.lender. CUatea;
set of . arrer,. Mr and Mr. T. Campbell: glees
Ink mind Mm Leach ' head galsted use.
Mr and din lir Taylor; ell ealntlr.g. batt
da
S. Platt has received orders from II.
Y. Attrill's legal adviser ' fill up the
dams at his mill.
Miss Moulton, from Japan, spoke and
sane in the North street Methodist
church, ou Wednesday evening.
The alterations at the harbor mill are
progressing steadily, between forty std nual roauda As is npreaenting the' of l..N.den. Mn. M. G. Camefwm feed
fifty men being engaged thereon. S.Sgmiller Chilled Plow Cu., of this 1 Mn. Linn Crawford ale, .stet beautiful
The Saltford brewery started malting place, and has •bendj reported fair nuc -1 wreaths which were left epos the 0811.
last Thursday and; is making prepare- oma P. J. S. is making • specialty of ! lid. The funeral was very terve The
tion* for the spring and summer trade..M the Seegmiller plow for the coming vee- I firemen and encineers preceded the
Rev. Fr. Magee, of London, hae, and is not handling any other im-' carnage., and lent an impressive air M
s goneven
in the discharge of his parochial duties. s.
to Ashfield to assist Rev. Fr. Boosting plement. He intends making it more the rarle,r..
popular that. ever in Western °sterio. ssetiom gat,Boosting
More power to bin. t
Gka'way API Bt -anti Snot'. -John All pante: gent le b10. g their saki printed et
MecTeggert her opened out on Victoria I this *Mee well get • tree astir* inserted is
Lad, to any is not the ease es the doctor took the post on t G. T. R, which be
iia., at the request of a large number e[ 7
meat man of Goderich and vicinity, ' daughter, and cram and anober the g
started Tuesday morning last on his an . of the ladies Mrs. Burt and Yrs Aims
once • view of the Insh abroad_ In
France: in the United States, in Auretre-
lie and in Canada, the Irish, although at
Met looked upon with enspieioo, were
*nasally winning for themselves place*
in the history of the respective coun-
tries, were surely gaining puei•
tion wperior to the hewers of wood and
drawees of water. and were making their
street, near D. K. Strachan's machete
shop, an. 1.1 the neatest groceries in
town. He keep a well smarted stock,
tbb li.1 up tot a time ot sale.
Auction male of implements and how -
hold furniture, the Property d Mr. t'v-
and hs prices are among the lowest. He er Pennington, on his premises, nit to
Gide-
has also in connection a well equipped
old tavern, Huron road, Godn
butcher shop, which is • icon to the rich township, by John Knox, onetime
pee,ple living in that pert of the tows.ever, at 1 o'clock p. m. , on Friday, Marek
Mr. McTaggart makes a specialty of 28th, 1Afi4.
ttpiaed meats, pork, etc.. and is already Auction sale of a Caret, bang the pewee
• thriving trade Wes commonly known as "the glow
farm,.. composed ..t the easterly half .f
On Friday evening the usual fortnight- the westerly half .ef 1.
to be with his mother in her hour of ly entertainment •4 the H. S. L. society ship of Ashfield, at Bailey's hotel in tn.
.Miction. took place at the High mdool, The town 1.1 Goderich,
by George Coote,
Jasnkes A. McKay returned home on ' Programme which was a good one. esu auctioneer. at 1 o'clock p. m. ofd &ter-
Fnday, having diapoed ..f the larg Is(oll..ws : Solo, Miss Flo Horton ; reel- day, Lfareh 29th, 1884.
quantity of frozen fish stored in his taboo, Moa Williams ; reading, Mr. Auction ole of farm stock nod empire
northern store house. Carroll ; recitatem. Miss Cameron ; r.- menta, the pr,perty of J. C. LeTonssl,
citation, Min Winging ; reading, Mr. Eoer. on the premises
Brahma • ; chorus, Miss Murray, and
Memera Halla, Seshorne and Hogarth ;
ceding, air. Pentland ; soh,, Mr. See.
Rinne : whines' selections, Miss Tighe.
influence felt in the Legislation of what- Miss Sophie Gordon had charge of
ever ooantry in whv-h their lot was cast. bliss Watson a class in the Central school
What was wanted in Ireland at the pres- ' last week. Miss W. being unable te at -
sol time was • pullament in Dublin tend through sickness.
fur purposes .4 Leal legislation, similar
to that with wliuzh we in Ontario were
blessed. Then with the spreading "f
educate ,n he inculcation of temperance, has been pushing business
the establishment of manufacturing en A. Meilen, the am
tenoning to gine work to the surplusams builder. is out
sgriewtur•l population, the fostering ut with •sprint advottnement. He is mak-
the industrious habits which the Irish int; • apecesity e.( side -Sar haggis, 1f
and, above all, the heneficent 70. weals waded"„viIlt.his show room
ing o1 Almighty God, geed -dwys " '-' metal- esterlsia .vet under the
would yet to to store for dear old Ire- auspieca of tbo H. ll. L R. will be held
Wide in Vict:uia Hall eel Friday evening next.
At the 1.'s of the lecture Rev. B. J. !'Res entertainments always command a
Watters, pastor of St. i'cter's, on behalf I rrnwded house.
cf those preeent,thanked the lecturer for, gf1r, __ Partin !test
ng allccounts
his admirable discourse. He felt ere
that ail present had beer instructed and Fest Mr. .1 Y. for examiwnation,
a on, as
edified by the disc .ores .hich had fallen pr•
esent them at once for examinatiem, as
from the ides of the rev. gentleman. A
Pleasing feature of the lecture had been
that solid truths were t.Jd in an miter -
Mr. Bono, of the Huron seep works,
has just returned from a tap tnreugb
some .d the western count;es, where he
is mana_rr. Mr lleeend.r Mann, is
e broot t.. leave Goderich.
The schooner Jen. McL...d. belonging
taming manner. ■red he hoped that it 10 Capt. Dausey' n being thornughly re-
w..uid b. hs Priv dear to list.., to the .tied up for next season's trade. Rhe
rev. gentlemen again at n.. distant dab, will he moiled by Capt. J. W. Gress, who
upon a (k.derich pl.tf..rsr.. The pester is well known as • goal skipper.
also thanked the large number of setter- Wm. °neve, of " lesimente" fa, li .
atoll brethren wire were present, and who Kdlop, dropped unto oar •snot. w
had e'm...:1 night to linen to • I tt'edn.sda7 He was Mhbliog seer wj{b
ttp,..J Irak, , t.+s...ed •.1 notel:u delight •t the way that "Rio Psah'" win
g,nor an.1 vii.',-'... 1r.'Ne, deliver • ler
luAbrad. nare. upon the "lh et Home and
The meetinv was bought to a eines by
11.• teenage( "Rt. Patriot' 's Dtty," ea
the "roma.
Anewmg the... prem s dl,.ts,w, present
ere 'vowed Rev :sir. C.e-..ian, from
Tee.water, Rev lets IYOimusr, freer.
W.wane.►, sed Mown T. Kidd. 8.s-
frwib, sad Joe Kidd, er., rtaNia.
Matey .4 the irishmen preset* of all
Breeds, were the tint. -honored .bene ek
is the heeds et their eawkessa
kin«on and his e. nfed.rates had fallen
into the pt.
Thns Cowherd and family have mt*
fortiori from Point ledwerd where they
spent the wirier. it will he remember-
e d Mr. Cowherd had his log a pftyd
Ie* wn.m.r, and has .ort yet rtipissd
his wooled strength.
This has been the dullest winter 1. the
tailoring hu. Ooderieh bee mese feet meq
• year. A member of hands Imes hems
owl of booed for mise time, and the est-
ionk m net a bright one, although, to
emotes, bubo* will pick up next mama
A parlor concert wee given last Friday
exening at the residence of 11. Hutchi-
son, which resulted in adding twenty-
live
went -
ive dollars to the funds d Knox church.
The nr.ogramme, among others,emhracsd
the following Bong, Mr. R. R. Wil•
Hams : song, Mr Henderson : song, Miss
Smeeth ; song. Moss Lizzie Kay ; quer•
tette, )tease. W.ih•ma. Vidal, Hendee -
men and Rohe.'n ; reeding, Mr. Malden -
sen : reeding, Mr. Foote ; die/ogee,
Mimes M Cameron and Lassie Diektom
and Mr, Duncan.
itgrtwy - An inquest was held on
Tuesday last at the gaol on the body of
Wm. Burgess, an indigent pauper who
died there from the effects of • cancer in
the leg. Burgess is the fifth pauper that
has died in gaol since December. The
usual formal verdict was returned. There
are six or eight mod and infirm paupers
still in gent, ono ought to be in an in-
firmary or house of refuge. It will pa.
.illy he pleasant news to t3e reeves who
upp,"e the erection a4 s poorhouse to
learn that the paupers die off so fast in
The Chatham Ranee bee the fellow -
"Wilmer Rsnith, of G.deoieh,wntes
dee flciestibe American on the subject
ef the froomult experiment, by whine it
was enpposed • practices dentenstretion
of the axial motion of the ..rtll had
been arrived at. Mr. Rmith manifests
mnMieersMe talent in dealing with the
subject and would like to ae• a test mod.
with ton pendulums, ewe of wood sed
the other of mgel ; mid favors the
opinion thee the alteration in tea pane
.4 vibration will prose to 1e due Me tamc
mode inflame." sed ret be Wel notkse
see the earth."
Farm," Maitland con., township of Col-
borne, near lienmilkr, by John Knox,
aectioneer, et 1 o'clock p m . on Thera-
-day, Apel 3rd, 1884, leo Rewires
Auction sole of • valuable farm, being
the property known an ''Cleerrydale
Farm,' (recopied by Mr. J. C. L
situated within half • mile of thev;11sKp
d Benmiller, in the township d 0.1-
horns, at the C.olbonte inlet,
by John Knox. eeetiosssr. et 1 webs&
Int • on Saturday, the 6th of Appal,
God is love ; and, toward the feller
prt e.aton and friiition of tin there
ere
fs Mt the straight rood-devollna.
Other things are good and useful ; one i•
vital --heart eiNameniou with Gd. We
may well fear that not only the wired,
but the church a1en, is growing too base
bay.
lar every human being then are now
grains of gold. When ones down, ever
by inni•cr tion o1 hie own, do not gloop
to throw additional mod sprat him.
Strive rather 1.. reach him • belpitig
bud, to extricate him from t3e mire b
which he is wallowing. Tin 15 ire,
manhood.
The crown is in tise distance, bee the
glory is already bawwn. The immeehl•
it; which o.tl ..s twee Mire '. est
surwemetr,l et the day ,d itsearrediau;
hot it .tane from that threshold over
which the ransomed soul pea into the
radiant joys awl hlimhl wipent.ods§
Paradise.
God make" ermine of great
Be leeks@ .mn.. of 1105 and
look
as if they most .rush ; some
strew. that some an light, and yet ere t>•
Imo difficult to carry ; SWIM Be makes el
gold .lel purities otor."a, that der'
eye, sad emit. the envy (4 •F owls*
bot ie reality areas well able,
so phew .etch are M•
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