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THE HURON i3IGNAL
Ss published •very TI't,ta7vMeraag b7 1Ic-
UslsaCuear &atm at thaw/lia•e North 8t
off dis. Miriam
GOMM-WEL 0.YTARIO.
:+•w1 Asa I*daqy
•te4 to ears• of she serrowe►l
a' h6g eoentr7 W tarn earsassteaalla end t rata
gat r I7 sal simisa It has •
Use than ea 1+rfr
v Ibe oeentry 7 ether awwasr sin tihbm,i
d
'art et
:b$s racism, thumb
evniast
A w Pied sea°t as tela' meat
W tart~ Lo *44103.. tot►• were, s $rrsl--dyes.
Nit r 7 sad .ttrestd• pais._ 41 r therefore a
corset Mr•a►t1 Odivertlanieinitatainos.
4110 t. *draftee poems* prepaid
Mho
0 ►IlsblesUThitef■re sls wowlb•
A $7.001 lm*M t sops1d-: gl i3. is rale wW be inertly
r,,lt tt.yss oe AavRrtrpiiill gt{ghl Genu pe
A lee ase Iasm?hwi ; three serfs per Itae for
each aaaasesentlanerrtan. Yewiy,b&lbre*rlr.
>d. aad ewarterly contracts at reduced nom.
a
gime P*smyageo ollee bare alsoasrstrlass
1', Saabsad dsM+Uasst rand Posses*.
tag the areal ar
far ts'r` ...$ 6oasrich, are pretrio-pared
10 do bedews ta • as line et grips tits ra u t
ystome sttt/ that cannot
'FRIDAY, A PEIL 1Brtt. 21N.
'i or APING ff.(llE.
From tbe.Clinton New Era. of last
week, ma clipped r,n item which .ought to
bring the blush of shame tri the counten-
*aces of the Howick township council.
It tells of an old pauper freein that town-
ship who was committed to gaol as a
vagrant, because he was old and help-
less, and air-teens/up declined to sup-
port him any longer. Ile had just finish-
ed.a six months' term for vagrancy, and,
hating got outside the atone walls, was
endeavoring to •walk away an iso from
the,place of tibe six months' durance
possible. He is a decrepit man and
years past the allotted three score and
ten. When he &tete back to Howick, he
will be cummltted to gaol at the in-
stance of the township ouuncil, who will
contend that they haven° right to sup -
pert lieu, nn the pleathat he is • real
detitt of Guderich, having dwelt in Hi
couwty town for -the pelt six months.
Thee1d man will lie term baek t.. gaol t.
les
not Gnu) has been found in Michigau.
toe Thieso who Made the discovery were
pumping a drive well. Good ;eying
quantities have been totted at a depth of
804eet on a bed t4 tuck. A rich strike
of geld has tau been made at !liver
THE HURON .SIGNAL, FRIDAY APRIL 13, 1884.
AT last acco*nte t;anent Gordon was
fila N Khartum.
A Msznsee of IM West Riding of
Huron Vetoes. Association will be held
at
Dungannon a►uut the latter end of
May or beginning of June. Business of
importance will be trausacted on the oc-
The telly reasonable excuse for Mc-
Pbers•n•s era, exhibition in the Senate
on Thursday last, was that he was crapu-
lent from the effects of the debauch of
the previous evening, when the Tones in
session at (Ottawa banquette(' the &ari-
?eruus Bunting.
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sat City, N. W. Territory.
Ord Wedlwday last Mr. Justice Hag.
garty uecided that contracts made by
telephone an valid. This decision is
only in *ccur4*nce with common sense,
fur so much business is transacted now-
adays through the medium of the tele-
phone that it would be absurd to declare
such contracts invalid.
Prannre one of the vilest, loudest.
as mouthed, duty tongued members of the
ADDENDA'S ARTICLE& A. 0. p. W. ENTERTAINMENT. NABBED IN NEBRASKA.
U dues aria IttAMamma46 to ts.Mammat Piro ter a law osseww■s+ee. a Geed Pveensai sse, 1171
see meeaN•emsersita
er•lew, ing ,e a rsrIM Sevier ee •renewald • renewal s,tweeta. Inas raw ease tae•er's Work eai.
!Cm, if 1 was .o •.f the uruin•ry
er
nesepapcontributor-,1 would, upon
putting pen to paper. Immediately em-
ceed to excuse cyeses fox net having fur-
nished letters dorm the two weeks last
past. As I am muthing of the kind, but,
un the contrary, a gentleman of leisure,
1 shall not follow custom on thin occas-
ion, nor .11.411 attempt to set up anex
-
cuse on oceaeiona when 1 shall see tit t
let • wink or two •Itde toy without fur
nishiug my usual served. These anlcl
are toot written to save the editor from
writing ; they are not written because
the author betieres the public a III wale)
if they fall to appear weekly ; they are
written simply to gratify the whin of tk
wither, and are a sort of escapement fv trl
the letting off of certain views on at
-
ten, men and things which are not in
accordance with supposed theories the
at present exist. My independence I
this respect ,nay G said W resemble that
of the hog on ice, which when it did not
feel like walking, lay down. Without
feeling like an egotist, I knew there are
m
some who missed my philosophical re -
arks from the aolu.nns of Tut Seurat.
during the past week or two : and, with-
out being driven to distraction by the
knowledge of the fact, I am fully *an
hat wine few who at tinny see the pa-
per have, during these weeks, rejoiced in
their hearts, and mentally ejaculated -
that is, if there be such • phenomenon as
a mental ej*calatiun-"1'nn so glad that
old. stupid Addends has ceased to write
ter Ter Servat." Nevertheless, In the
The entertainn.ent bis Victoria hall oft
Monday evening, under the auspices a1
the A. O. U. W. .1 this town was& high-
ly tele, and redacted credit on
the prom .stn of the scheme. The hall
was crowded with • respectable and ap-
preciative audience, and e►try••111 pres-
ent tau/footed strongly that they were
enjoying a treat. The chair was occupied
by Mayor Horton. who, called toff
701 rata.&A6Ms.
The tint piece was en 101010116/
- duet un guitar and concertina toy M
we Luttrell and Belcher, which .!►cited
neon ; and was followed b A. B. H
demon in ' •The Ma`p!e Leal," which t
being rncorcd,bruught forth "Sailing,"
✓ a capital style. A reading by H.
`Strang, entitled "JennieMcNeil, ' w
. well rendered. Neat was the duett, '
✓ Pulcatori ' by Miss Wynn and Pru
Foot, which was cannel. "The Englis
man," by J. F. Robinson, br,ught
mound call to that gentleman, when
t tickled the ears of the icor* twister.
, of the audience by singing ".tire you M
Reilly, that keeps the Hotel 1.. This
breezy Irnh burlesque called ttr another.,m
ditty frthe versatile J. F., who *rai-
ded the audience with "Peanuts." The
address by J. 14. Miller, I'. G. M. W.
was nest on the list, and was followed
by Miss Smeath in "Please give Its* a
Penny," a sympathetic little ballad, very
feelingly given. In response to an e,.-
core Miss Swath gare & coquettish little
lay called "The Style," in which an easy
way of getting evert with an impertinent
youth was described. A fine song
"Looking Back." was beautifully rend-
ered by Miss Bertha Trainer, who on i
being encored came forward and gate, in
a fitting manner, Lady Nairn's patheti
song, "The Lend of the Leal. Miss
Trainer's voice has much improved
during the past year or two, and would
do credit to any platform, and in the
Not musical c.onllany. Alias 11'ytin 's
renditrun ..f the "Valleyof Chamouni,'
was very io.•d. and her •,.nor, "The
t''ratr's item,- fairly htotiz!It .;own the
sal
aesra
an
en -
on
in upon a change of climate, then
I
something lila 3:3,000 coming 1..
as Liu. When flee latter heard ..f
'1 Z&iea, nt:rstcrrss
i he immediately went to Tavistock,
h• there discovered that dance ISOtur
a busily eugaged in endeavor* 19
he oily the defaulting. of Zan. A
us getting all the iuturration poseibl.
r. Tavistock, McLean went to Stratio
ist
and the* telegraphed to Toronto f, r
detective Bluets, who met kunst Strat-
font in due course. Zebra was then
tracked to Port Huron, Mich , Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, Lincoln, Neb. , and was
finally run to earth at a little town called
Seward. twenty miles from Lina.hn.
Zahn entered into an undertaking to
make things all right for McLean, and
finally
*01111' TO Pull'
to Canada, where his relatives wuuld
make up the deficit of $3,000 which
existed in his account with Mr. McLean.
We understand a satisfactory arrauge-
e meat has been come to whereby tour
townsman will not only receive 10. $'3,000
in full, but also the auount of his ex-
panses u0 the trip to Nebraska, law
costs, etc., which, we understand foot up
some 3800.
Christian Zehrs, • 'marls mast aged
ahem' 30 years, who was sum* time tunes
a thriving fanner 1u the neighborhood
sal Tavistock, and reputed lu be worth
some 220,000, during the month of
February become financially involved,
and accepting grad advice, undo up his
inle
amid to ave this country, and seek •
tow hums in Uncle Sanas domains
Amongst those interested in the where-
abouts of Zehrs and one of those toot
gait/emunsulted when that gait/emdecided
to !rare the country was our towns-
man, Wm. McLean. They had had
dealings in the cattle trade, and at the
time that Zahn se suddenly decided
present parliament is Woodworth, the t
So
Nova on• blatherskite. He is • man
of very unsavory reputation, being a
confirmed slutn-seeker. Recently he
saw fit to attack Mr. Blake on the Boor
of the Haase. and whet, called to order
by the speaker. refused to bow to the
e decision of the chair. Tho Toronto '
N. i-. refers to hien in this instance, as,
ts
• "Mr. W.),W.),dwurth, who is feat develop- 1
put an another tern ; and the little ing into as great a blackguard in the t
game ,will IseIs el b H ,tow+ as 1" ie out of II"
0
i' y y the Howlck
towraditip umil McKinney is Ko..ti enough - - se
resent writing 1 am in no way intluene-
611 loy the Althea of rit4rl ciao• ..f thew*
burn referred) to. i an. 0......1,1 a ata •er
o have my vanity tickled 1,y the anxiery
f the one set of readers : and my con -
nominees of superiority 1•1 Intellect
renders me impervious to the venomous
flings of those whose obte/omesa hinders
to die or 1e*.• th-. district ; and nett
ant, Riwrru Name and tris two deputies
.i
will taste' in their placee at the count
council, and frown down the poorhouse
schema, on the ground that it would be
unjust ,fur Hawick -- which ?.or ,w poor
support the poor of other mnnlcljel s-
ties. k is time 01.1.4.o -eminent stepped
in and Utak the 1 r... idling of Losses fur
the helpless, tout of the heads of narrow -
soured members •.f cm*sties council.
y
•• OM Timms are t'1a■grN std Ma.■era
Ga■e.^
Then'. a id,ra•e wr neer! to noti.•e in every
Tor. sheet -
...rent l I o l".•atest to the molest --high or
Ino.
It was •bean.,, on houtrtoe. it waw "hollered -
on the Miert.
1t was fleetly. >ca, end laet:y, • :fu..at must
a, ..
hem from picking up the pearls of ph
losophical literature which I,.fr,su time
to time cast before them, through the!
medium of THE SIONAL Ncw, Nr hon. '
est, -is that not the •paste way to 1'-r.11
at the matter ?
•
TIM ♦1'1'attah
by P. G. M \t', !Holler was of x practi-
ea: nature, and had .. trudancy to direct
►
tea, tight* of many Pres.,..; t.. the bonen-
. working of the order. The oryani-
alien was of comparatively recent
origin, having been inaugurated at
Meadville, Pent.. in Ititit3, yet it had
:groom rapidly,eo that to -day it embraced
a_iuemh.rohip of over 130,000. The
main of jest ..f the order was to protide
a clomp torched of insurance, so that the
prlarirs •1 agents and the suet of expen-
sive ..l.ticco might to done away with.
The ell • ••a;.re paid .to a widow of other
rel..e:t•e upon the death of a member
woe cwt given as a charity, but was paid
as yea• right. None but men of sound
itealt'mentally and phyli; tlly,were ad-
Intt t" the osier, and the tonal health
testee unto' Ey ignorer -ice companies
was inaptttuelrted ie•fer.- ...tlol,u.ion to
the A. ( 1-. \. ' by a further test
tiltl•ush too unatiuu, of the los;;.•t b..x,by
which the 2tharaarr and to,., Of the
order was twilled --two *deer,. ballots
rsiectiag the applicant. (;uelerteh lodge
was tutu:imbed Ito 187P with s rnembber-
sbipof 13, and to -day although, no spe-
cml effort had hitherto Leen made to
advance the membership, the list figured
set-, still in o
the lard the of of l 13 the The i
assessments during thepast four years had
hien as follows in the local ledge : 1SS).
313 ; 1881, $13 ; 1882, 314 ; 1883. 312.
This sum hal paid up all calls for insur-
ances of $2,000 up.•0 the deaths that had
occurred during the.e years. Last year '
the amount paid out in Ontario heti •
been $84,000. Thu was the first time
the A.O,$J. W. had over come tef.,re the f
blit- in (Jndetich, and the object of I
the present gathering was se that many
h might not otherwise have an (limo-
Thee.
limo-
No snore we hear that slegam--the .heater.
110* are !awe
Theme a stoppage in the Moire wild torrents th
now. po
Tiekna rel a..o.rthing wn.nz in the Sleek. Hunting, Kirkland, Wilkinson .poilyd
the little a
present l&w'a,N ..tr, and oho *wirer it is Rome,
And the public verdict now ice, "Mowat won't th
repealed or emended the better it will so.' t
be. As rt et preae•rt stands, few of the aha
Jasrwtesse.
Theme w one subject I will refer to
is week which 1 believe to be an int
dant one. Young Hannuny became
beuedict a short time ego, and. strsr_
it may appear, he not only ler,uobt
h• bride to his home, hot alai, insisted
t her mother should become one tot
the househ•,td. Yuan!: Mrs. Ha ony''
did her best to dimmed, her spouse from !
the project, hut his was fixed in his cur -
pose. and finally she bowed to his deal- '
shin, as in duty b..und. The odd lady
has, consequently, been installed, and, II
!am informed, looks as much in (.lace till
any other piece of furniture. This is as
itshould be. What Neeson is there for u
supposing that • man's wife* mother
should not hare claims upon him ? Oa
the contrary there is every reason to be-
lieve she has such claims. i tell you, it
a roan gets a good wife, his mother -ii-
' law should have a lien upon his relp.gy
rare which a century's worth of
seroom should nut dim, let elate,
efface. \{'hen would The husFi vu
wife be, had it nut been for the hew
band's motherin.law 1 \\' w
hr
i.
twee to
Idle or w.wt4,tees are sent to god, hot
toy e.omn/tted are hem the
uofurtunate dosses k.ewu a• aged or
heli,less, who.-prupsr plisse of abode
should be the p .twbr use er house of ref
use. For year* peat the Huron County
gaol has been sea nisch an iu6rmary as k
has been a gaol. Oa the neat visit of
the Prison Tnapoletor we world like to;
see that ftnetien•ry tteeounce this
double -headed style of doing lousiness. '
so that legielatiom may be brought to
beer on the nutter at • feature session.
those use& ' " --
Ties Privy Commit having decided ,
against McLaren, it is now in order for
every ntnaomp; oop writer um tel oouotq
Tory press to point out that 1`e Priey
Council has not th•tthomrgh knowledge -
of the case which should be pesseased by
a deciding tribunal, if the decision had
been adverse to Caldwell, these now irate'
scribes would have pointed with pride to !
the fact that then existed in the Mother
Land, a final court where even-handed
justice could be taste) out to all who
cartie.i appeals thither. It makes all the
difference in the world, t.. these gentle -
Mon, whose ex is gnred
Ate exchanges. e t -Thirty-eight mil-
lions of (fellers is a large sum of nn.iay
for the l'aneJiart Parliament to rote G1
railways in tome t mion, but this is
what his been 1one. (lonsideri
py.uiati..0 of ohm country, Casted;
pr•Inhly gone ta n greater expeeiditura.
of y and land in Ilei construction of
railways than aa, other country. The
province* •lune have spent over thirty
millions of dollar. in constructing local
lines, besides •hl.•i, there is all the
The Walkerton Trdrrup, has changed
handy, 'Olen C. Suliiran, L. L. B. , has
sold out his interest to Jabez Stevens,
f. •rmerly .4 the Chealey Entrlpris,•.
The T•!.w-ope had not been a masons* un-
der the proprietorship of Dion C.. but it
u believe.' it will in future be carried on
better by Jabez.
The Toronto World,rne of the liveliest
dailies ever published in Canada, has
suspended. It made • game tight fur
life, but had finally to succumb, The
"fittest" does not always survive.
The Kincardine .Girded is now run
upon an economical basis. For some I and
months past that journal has furnished hou
its exchanges with "half -sheets.' This
N. P. is gripping tightly the Tory jour-
nals that don't get pap, and retrench-
ments is necessary.
Tho Guelph Mercury came out last
week in a brand new dress, and allowed
to good advantage The M.rcrrryis one
o.f the solid Provincial journal, and de -
the infant to childhood, to girlhood,
to womanhood, and trained her se that Id
she would one day scours the affecti>n fpr
of an honest man t Who kept a watch-
(ul eye upon previous suitors. and did le
serves the success which has thus far • • nut "nils approval until the right one wi
been its portion. May its shadow never' 'came ? Who, if site had w willed it,
grow less could have made it se ,iiaagre.able for
nay of learning of the aims of the ord.
er•
, w.,uld have the Llan of working ea- It
avned to -night to a limited extent. The e,
natter closed with an appeal to all gores-
rat who had not previously made death
•..rision for their wives and families to
t
ANOTH$a Vaaa10t1.
The Lincoln, Neb., 4h,Ir J,.ur,oul
gives the following particulars :-
LAT before yesterday there arrived in
this city from Toronto, in the province
of Ontario, Canada, a detective named
Chas. Bluets and a gentleman named
Wm. McLean. They at once visited the
sheriSs o1ice and police headquarters,
and, making their business known,secur-
• ed the co-operation of our "fbcers in its
prosecution.
They informed the officers that they
were looking for a man named Christian
Zebra, who had by forgery and false pre-
tenses swindled various persons, at his
former home in Canada, out of sums
aggregating nearly $40,000. The matter
had come to light ou the first of this
month, and Zehrs had disappeared last
Friday.
: r ad
Mr. McLain, whom Zehrs h victim-
ized to the extent r.f .bout $3,000,seOtlr-
ed the services of a detect ,e and ed
on the fugitive's trail. A curious circum-
stance enabled them to trace him easily
and they never foot the nail He be-
Imaged to the t knish religious sect, and
aur of their beliefs is that buttuus ear e a
vain and denting .how and a snare to
the feet of the righteous. They accord-
ingly abjure them, and use hooks and
eyes t., fasten on their modest attire.
The absence .of buttons m ode the fugitive
a marked roan, and everyone who saw
hits in his flight remembered him.
His pursuers found that he had stopp
ed over s day in Mount Peasant, Iowa,
and had purchased a ticket there for
Lincoln. They found on their arrival
here that he had changed Canadian
money for United State• molls' at nue
os our hank,, and had stated that he
was going to Seward to buy land,
Mr. McLean and Al. Bluest left on
the of ern..on train, and yet trace of
Zahn as soon .. they reached Seward.
They found that he heel been negotiating
rich some parties for the purchase of a
retied of land, and be had stated that
ie could pay $;,0(10 in cash. At the
nor .4 their arrival he cess out in the
'untry, but lemon returned. Sheriff
;met' was called 10 the assistance .4
Bloett and McLean, and upon truing to
h-1 house where they weir directed, the
.ject of their search mai found in the
400011.),.
Mr. !Heiser and the oflieers were
trestle gratitie.l at rapt urine their man,
but they sere much disappointed at
finding none of the stolen wealth upon
him. Subsequent investigation chador.
ed the fact fist a man, who wait identi-
fied as c•.ming fn,:n Mount Pleasant. hat/
visited the house a few minutes ief.,re
r arrival .4(be officers, and it is sur
iced tint t e valuables which, %cher
ad he turned oyer t.. this inert.
tr.
cLean in so confident of this th*tlhe
own suit agaititt the man f..r the
tonne not of which he was'windled4ly
cher.
Acting on the advice of this ratan, the
aroma refused to leave Seward until
had Io, and McLean came hack herr
.1 had U. 8. Attorney Latnbert.on
ace up a complaint, which was laid
fore 1'. $. 1'omulssb•,ner
Ie r"•nmissi1,ner leaned e warrant,
nt, awl
amnt, prod
e officers ser. expected in with the
ismer on a late (retold last night.
me no time in id t
• The London •4,1rv-tiaer has taken 17001,6 Harmony that he might never to
aneenor stride forward in its journalistic
march. it has just put in a Bullock
self-feeding press, and io printed from
stereotyped plates. it is now one of the
bsadeumest and 1,reet daily newspapers
a, and a s credit to Linden.
juice at dor i•r,.r fl=e7t,'r prosperity.
mcney and /awl .•.• or by the Ihmitop
710.11116 sme Premier.
Mr. Blake had good gmund for ani-
madverting un the surrender of the IA, -
minion Government to the French Tor -
.n I vas m the metier of railway subsidies
d I The French Tortes had the match light -
arid and were determined to blow up Sir)
John Macdonald and his whole cabinet
unless he came t.. terms. in onler that
there would he no tnistake the terms
I were plainly cited. As Mr. Blake s*i4,
if it was only justice to Quebec that the
I I'.ernment proposed to do b1 handing
over these railway sulosidrcw at was some-
, what sheathe that it did not determine
t.. orf justly until a was hereof to do an.
The truth is hoeeter that it was not •
matt. rot justice at all but of Wackna'l.
The Frei, h Tories took $.r John by the
throat and Sir Jnhn had to
Constructing t''.. O'.n.11an Pac,he an
the infeN dere ll. : 1•. 11 .r.• .1 ..f tinsel
of this expend, m. ,. ...t t.. bel• reaped.
To& Tenor aro torrehly down upon
McKim, M. PI'. , f-.. %%. Wellington, and
aletephoricwlly speaking, hold their nn..
w hen they mention his name, Nnw,
De Kiln was just es had a man before he
was,appnrched by thc1'..ry emissaries ■a
he w now, but, when they thought they
or'ttld get him, they were eliding to have
him, mud would ala, threw in $1,000and
a regi$eu lship to hoot. It is becomes be
wasn't wilMWg to *ell out that his MIM
now at inks as the Tory nostrils.
MANrrnaA'is awns in a stated politi-
cal ezejtema,t. Penner Norley
Wednesday danonno d the Dominion
Government, and annoeenoe•d the loran
lion .d the Pr.vincul Government to •
fight /•r its rights to. the hitter end.
11e yawl that the 'ammeter, Germs u,nt,
by ice poli% tostard Manitolw.had voted i
wait of confidants in the l.egiala(ur.
and eke ie,trti e.. rernevent. Tile sps..h
Ice *g t(;.l mor)p mope*,
(ay. -(Termite. Telegram.
aeeahM.
Sjcrker Shear', ..1 the N.w 1 oak 41
hlyulwn tiro, would in, Ara eurl'end WIMP./ to
have been the happy man he Is to -da
There are a thousand and one reale
why Harmt-ny s mother in-law,
every other good mother-in-law shoe
rn yang theins:lv.s
et th. A.l1,C.N
After rote* of thanks to the chairman
and all those who had assisted in the
tertatnment, the mutiny was hi -ought
• close by the singing of the "National
y f tnthero
.111
rad
!d
be highly tsteeenr i by the tigkt•tkbmkr i?ear wltll■r.. r..,.. th
bog sun -in-law, but what I boraalttw F
SPRING OPENING
n
( itatkce Walvis( ?11Afi.
heart heats warmly hoard every eel
behaved nwther-in.l*%T -au,J especial
toward !Ina. Addenda's mother. M
own experience has been happy if' th
- -- -.....oar s m
thele Display. . 11
1S
i- / The nu!.rta••t■ 1...4.e 1 happs• •,11 4..tur- Ileo
ly day. as they received their callers. All sit
the stores were put n1 the most Inritine !
Y 1sheer, and the hats, bonnet', flow.rs am!
is leathers were *'town t,. best rah mimeo. pr
- ' There was a large turnout of ladies. he
k ! AN
NRr, ra1.KRtn"r dr
t display was near. She showed a whither i he
n of very popular at 't -i in both male u1' TI
_"'els and materials. th
t ! Nal. t;IRv1X'a I pr
lirgo throw room was geed to adventure.
'
!She had sores very new shaper 111 hats,,
1 end leer thwarts erre lunch admired by
I the ladies.
regard, my lines laving fallen in pleas
ant places ; and now, honking bac
through the vista of years, I wr,t.l(f no
change the plan upon which i bo._os,
wedded life the luyin.. of dee defer
once t.. the mother -in law. S„• 1 pa
my young friend Harmony on the hack
and encourage him onward. 1 cart til
him to be of 4100) cheer, for the day+ are
coming whale that 'atelier -in-law, whom
he has taken to hos home. will mike her
prose eco felt,wlien the,eiJnirht cry will
' be heard, and when caret 4 cad catnip
teas will be neeessary toreperati,10i. *u -
ler hi. nm,ftrte. Theon will Harnintry
hank his %taro that there are each he
ego as a wife.'s in, ther t.o set things
enenlly In ..nler aril rn:•tnrrr do ursll49
tatters when A 111.1 s ,.rl .e. sot -myth
1d cunning G.r•.k. hen '. , 'Hat•
m,y, again 1 1 r1Nt tiler . let 0411.0
1 agonist anthers n, IAT. and la tilt
Ping cast ,leatarot upon then 'elves-!
horn they have sworn to "Love rhert*it
.1 protect. bwt,u for 114, 0* shell not
in in the hater *nal mmsens►cal rail-
ing, and shell never `week fa.h in the
valga► 'strati' :
undertook t.
'sive expression to hos seats 1 m
as an t tltaw.. at:otesnnnn. Ho recently
n,ents with
toward to •
fellow legislator tai
by patting his thumb np to ha noes and I 4,
I twirling h,e ourstrrt.•hed fingers. This p w
highly effective and ponnte.l method ..1
an
jo
argument is • m.ugll to make the men
who t..aert to such stale and romm..n-
place devaeesps ..wk s•raping and play-
ing on jewshar(e,nd mouth orttane tern
green with only N" dome the thumb
and 0.411 act will afe.•r)ity hives. p.20
lar among our parliamentarians. --(Tor-
onto Nowa
firma+ .IR tieAn1
'hates Read. ha dead. His prolific
(stile pen brn*Rht him fame, and his
ka wall long t►orattnue to be popular.
r'oe's, while full of interest when
'adored •in.piy ace tales, had • higher
Pct than to smile* the people. They
e aimed at the follies and evi
and
w.,r
had some attractive intlhvery, sod was a.n
rg
laely patronised hr the fair visit** on I obi
the look nu. f•.r the itvles i wet
Vlar inti KINM.N !aye•
made an excellent shoo of both reale tin
swat
brain and tnmminz•. Her stock .4
j iso
/,,them awl flowers was lard., sod well
trios
ch,.,p,.
'PR ttlamy4 rarree
Iheld their ferrel nq hu w
week, but on Saturdaythey
e) ., r •n the Tho
a m.sdetahle number '.1 rj also . Their rn.n
meek e. O. ',loftily purrh* -.i hp a Their
et
sad the nu►ehst'a rt n la'd the
A ex goo us style and
exposure •ef misting wrongs
d n..t fail in some meeaurw to effect
m Mr. Rude was net entirely
from tdnryncreistea, but they were
lea of harmless, and the great balk of
ork was sound, humane and moral.
world ran, oil atord the loris of moil:
1* r'hatles (terms.
emu Carter, sent for trial on the
eh.srge of efealeng Tenney from a man
I Wesel. of Belfast, has left for
'Land .4 the Free." Th. ("mud
at Walkerton found a true bill
st lam, but Tom failed to 'thaw up,
ether was his bondsman in this sem
i warmed
.1 Il.rnnln r the '
Arthrr, one .4 the oldest tnh, br:'. 1 ".1 Jwrr
the r (Arae, was found • r'l seat'
trunk in his bedroom crud sating ..n a j His t
'mightier on onteri last Thunds $$00
rrR ss horrified to of
And oho fire no
Ler )ace p1 ear bM.•faet a.•1 1'a ler rM ssw, year ..l4 sen of d
pepikampa
aa. wP n c.,a the Ion Mg. st car w.rhmr.na_ riAmv ahn pockets of hr 4"01pA for els
Iso. the
Denning hes led a dissipated life for ke
Awsan'. wversl yearn
trial.
e w against the city of London
intainiu;g a awla.ne• in the,e
water works sed ether daises in
R'trer "Maness has been soot fur
OOUNTT OURRAKCIT,
New Awe■ ea. Pira. re eisoas ass ea
Souse of oho Preempts merchants
to as much a* 800 down ems a
The usual maws and other slw',ts will
Le held ria ;Faints/ow Nark, tfwfurth, un
the 241h May.
The neat ru*irtin► of the Congregation-
al Assooiatimi Vt Western Ontario will
he held iu \\'inghsm.
A large quantity of flax seed haa h•,'
give* out In kruseels this sprung, u d
mere :R going out every day.
twat wink John Mc)lillan, rite , f
Hullrtt, amid s ytsr old intimated .t.!.
lion, G, a gentleman trot Khaki/spore,
ft.r the sum of *1,500.
Iota Tuesday week • large a,mpany,
emotionn, 20 or 30, left Brttsselenote u
..n the sflcruo.n train tear 6(anilube, the
Northwest and Dakota.
Dr. Heave, of Clinton, has auld his
being tot 18, mon., Hullett, and
ttsasisting .f 100 acres, to J. H. Medd,
of the seine township, hot. $2,360.
Richard Kinatsau captured a vers hue
atter on Thursday, un the river near
Lower Winghatn. It measures 3 feet 7
inches from the volae to the tip of the
tail and weighs 18 lbs
The directors of Clinton Driving Park
Association have determitred to add t..
the attractions of Clnttou un the 24th ..f
May by offering liberal purses fel horse
races to take place there on that day.
Deputy reeve Thompson, of Clinton,
leaves eu a trip west to a few days ; h.
expects to take in • large purlieu of the
northwest. and will visit Tettaa,Miss•,un,
Kansa, and eller States on his way
home.
1). Pectic, of Grey, formerly et Gude-
rich high school, preached in Knox
church, Brussels, un Sunday. The i•wr
says David gives promise of being a sec-
careful preacher. He has just returned `
fro,,, the Muskoka mission held.
Jas. Turnbull, 4th con., Grey, had a
ewe that gave birth to a lamb .on Mots -
day of week before last. Nothing very
wonderful ih that, but en the following
3lotodmy she gave birth to • second lamb.
Roth mother and lan,ie are living.'_
The following in a mummery (of the
lousiness done et the Seaforth postonke
during the three meths ending March
:31st : Deposita in the Saving's Bank,
$38,000; batik cholas* paid, 366,000;
orders issued, $8,347; order's paid, *4,-
000, and stamps sold, $1,183-
Some days ago Ed_Bcasenberry me
with s• severe lele in the death of his
valuable trotting stallion. It had got
one of its trent legs broken while Imlay
down the Browner Line by stepping
into • hole. Efforts were made to cure
the leg, but they proved an/seeding.
The average; attendance of pupils in
each department of the Seatotth Public
School for the month of March was as
follows :-Mr. McFaul's, 41; Miss An-
derson's, 48; Mies A. Cowan's, 60; Mw
Kate Cowan'*, 88; Miss Killoran's, 61;
Mies Sb,..'s, 62, and Mn. Coulter's, 8R.
The Avers of the 33rd Battalion ma
at the Queen's hotel, Clinton, last Fri-
day for the purpose of making arrsnge-
nlesas for the annul drill. The proposal
to get helmets for members was left in
abeyance. It was, honorer, decided to
gat Gl.ngar head ►gear for the whole
Battalioa.4 Z.aaea
•411111r.
A week volt aa R. W. Tuck,
prietr.r Queen's hotel,Bnesseis, and fami•
-
ly were out driving, the horse took
fright and shied, throwing the occupants
out, giving Mr. Tuck • nasty cut in the
head and injuring the buggy. The
11fam101.'ilysta...care.ped with a few bruises and a
Mr. I). A. Mcleod, auctioneer, of
Clinton, w het. in Wingham last Friday.
nearly het his life on the railway track.
He ran to catch the train which was
locking out at the Y, and in the act .•f
Letting up on the car steps his body came
in contact with a semaphore post and was
thrown off, injuring him`severely about
the head end shoulders.
Brunei's village will submit to the po-
leder vete en Tuesday, May 13th, a bye-
law to raise $11,000 to be given Gettege
H"we• t.•, carry 011 a 11-011.1] mill in that
village. Some five years ago, Brum&
t*wttaed John D. Ronald, of Chatham. -
too start a fire engine works. The people
have not yet begun to realize even a
smell percentage ,m the outlay.
Font Batt --The Huron foot hall club
.•f which there has been some talk, will
likely be formed with its head quarters
in %S`ingham. instead o•f being, as first
projected, c..mpos,d of members rat the
•
different club• of Morris, it will 1» enm
tweed almost wholly of the teachers of
Nutt. end Wast it*r,•a. Tb• intention
is to play the first march about the 24th
of May.
AN Aern Mi*, AVT. -While the
(..inch) was in preemie on Monday even -
,ray, *n old man, whose step was feeble
and will• hair and beard as whoa as
*now entenvl the room and applied for
a night ,'..dying. The chief was about
1 . place him in nue of the cells, worn
:Le 'propel's), of the seemlier" present
was aroused, and a five cent subscription
started, t.. provide him with a conifer -
utile lied at a hetet A dollar was raised
and the pont old man appeared moth
pleased that he would hero at least one
cunitortahlc night's lodging. He►e
his nano. as McWhinney, of Howick ;
had keen in jail six months, because he
had nowhere else ti. go, and walked all
the way from Goderich, although he ap-
eared to he much more than three -score
years and ten. ft is a disgrace to such •
wealthy county as Huron, that it has no
imitable place wherein suck persons se
*hi. eon lie provided with accommodation
the teto.aining feel dgye e4 then' exist -
erne -. (Clint•.n New F,n.
4111.
IiI4 a otos a mous se 0.80.
Wi.kinsn says that he is to be made
sheriff at Calgary, or registrar at 1liarrtn-
t.1n, or registrar at Regina, OT "land
ranger,.' * me
hate er that as*, "in the
Si
eurie country." or "Lh,,nininnl oommis-
shooter in the disputed territory He
enys he .'n get any on. ../ those offices
for himself or appoint a friend. Mow
wnald do o pposite Lieu -o
erns .4fit Aaeutulwa4f•, nr, feihrlghim thatt,Ggleev.
him • permanent interest in 5,111 pan
+tertiary 1"--(Wrwiipeg Maim