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THE HURON itd'NAL. FRIDAY= JULY 4, 1884.
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ter taut tMpaln ; three coati.s per
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FRIDAY, Jt;LY 4TH, 1884
u.grntw aIle DAMN nes.
Lcwdon Alwtwer :-We learn, uo the
sellable authority] of oar esteemed con-
temporary the Tomato Mail, that 11 a
wa atteading the Refer= pietas at
frrtb York escaped with his wale&
std purse, he is greatly to be cuegrate-.
luted.'' Now you cent stet wiry with •
man who, writes like that, ma you 1 No,
indeed. We grow to like Mister Grildn
mese and more every day. He is foa-
mier than a monkey is • tees. But he's
• fearful air.
rax EQUALIZATiOY TROUBLE.
II 1, Aspect.' meetirg of the Huron county
Meech has been going on since Tuesday
bat, the Members having bean called to
obow cause before Judge Toms why the
arose' of the township of Osborne against
Ra assessment of $44 an sere be net
enataind. Csburne and Tuckersmith
are each assessed at $44 an sere, and the
former town•hp has appealed against
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NEWS ABOUT HOME.
"A caters among 7e. t*kin' *ow
♦■ tath hell treat It"
TOWN TOOL
Ask for the "!toad C..uteet- el "0U e1I.
oederich near.
1
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gaesad 1. 5I,g
•KWo Cal .t bMl ..1*p4heilsa
m gl
studio cost
TerMN la wild ov.r to HAW
bet asnsagell the swells who e/ot't
.smss. Wesare better idhass.. the
A d the Aserwn rrdt
pg row ..e ,std wtU �r.��a fga
no[r /holt elt►er wttA w wlWet aur
eortert rot OJITARlu.
Toronto Years (Ind, :--The lbth last.,
Ms been fixed by the Privy Cuenca as
the day for hearing arguments w the
heendary questiu.. The .oumtry is to
be eongrstulated that the vexed question
is at length to be decisively settled.
There coin be little doubt about the re-
sult. The tendency of judicial belies u
always to confirm the decision of arbitra-
tors, unless there are exceedingly strong
reasons fro hating it aside. The award
having been given in geed faith, will no
*MU be sustained.
res aocxnAts! atr♦a�ii.
teem No need
keep the fruit air tight.
Jen lama♦ed•t
�s queens Act qu•s is bola 'tebssd
wlr vlwr in the county jest now. and the tad
ws takes such ase picture. 1. nee
of the taws. A. lsspeetion of bis
is invited.
alt la all 1)osialea day was • seems*
is h, and every ons encored
11.m. is z it should be. and mitre:
asterbays-ap who
kis wines and�liquuoors from W. L Hery erten.
They are always pleated.
Juin Raclin so. -A variety of oil cooking
stoves, which 1 will guarantee. Tau Vlotem
with is extension toe: the Dieu Tabular Hot
Sleet : also the rammer Quests Prices tram
el -Seep to 11 rear dtlfereat kinds of coal
oil is stook. G. N. Dauns
We rear t to Mar that Arthur Oscar
.eller, • member d the Oodwieh Com-
pany, heti ea severe ea sttask of measles
that he wee left behind to the hospital
(Gorge Asheece, of the " Red, White
and Blue" store, is 'asking • dimmest of
bene on the duller, 3a all cask purviews.
He in .iso skating oat his peewit steak
to make room fur mare importation►
J. L J.hastoe, teemerly of Sees -
miller's plow works, Godsends, and his
bride Isft last Saturday Gr their new
home is Pure Arthur. We wish them a
happy and prosperous ;voyage through
Ids.
sc ion
evered entaber
stack dtse•sos•Ws osses, fruite J not t Are. prreerrT-
Tor,nto Globe :-The governments of tact kettles. coal Mt Stover -any kind -made
sayers succeed on shortest notice. All
Ontario and lfanito.ha hare, as announc- keepers,
u lowest Urfa` prices lieuee-
ed in our special cable despatches of ( set boors ander the San. buying at the cheap -
Saturday, secured the assignment of the
136 of July for the hearing of the Mrs. G. Struthers, Huron road, is at
that figureou the ground that it is un- I Boundary question. Their success in Te.swater.
tiscnnng so early • day r moot grsti yang I James Reid returned from Buffalo .•n
equal and figure,
when contrasted with es: ell who desire that thu burning ynos i Dominion Day.
many of the other townships. The case tion ohoull he settled as ..on as possible
came un for hearing on Tuesday, and
was adjourned to Wednesday, when evi-
dence was taken. Thus far Mr. Moo
Mumble, deputy -reeve of Clinton, Mr.
Graham, reeve of Stanley, and Mr. Mc-
Millan, reeve of Hullett, have been ex-
amined, and from the testimony addec-
ad it would appear that Usborne 1'as
jest cause for complaint. If the evidence
obtained to the present u borne out by
the witnesses to follow, it is quite possi-
ble the fullowioz changes will be made Nava Scotian., Manitobans, etc., as
is the various townships in their next I such, and to hind the whole into a home- Mrs. Miller. and sen. of Stratfurl, are
sating for equalization purposes :- Igeneous party actuated by a caiman !the guests of James 5liller, Maple St.
are from $28 to $31 patriotism and governed by common' Ninety canlidates are writing in town
political principles. Sir John governs `tor entrance to Cwderich High School.
through the people. By his moderate ; awn -
Messrs. G. Grua, G. N. Dave and
course in parliament, he has won the Currie Bros. now rejoice in stylish awn•
sympathy of the French Canadians as no in
other Outario leader ever did before it J. M. *shepherd purchased iii hand -
will le said we know that Sir John Mac- I some invalid's tuggy in London last
don•ld has long commanded the French week.
Canadian, vote. That is true enough, The regular monthlymeeting of the
bat he commanded it through the influ- School ni, h eld tingn Monday
voce of • few individual leaden whom he
rebased ; but Mr. Blake will command eveniee-
Mrs. H. S. Holmes and children, of
Thedford, are the guests ..f Conductor
Holmes.
Scmow rig Pett . -Plena are likely
tobe•shortwsphu theserr otd[q me
try this year. An ea sri•teed froth
raiser sasoasM fur the tellers ia this
way : The grans are all made an wild
steak ; eke grotto gnaw meek fester thaw
the wild west, sad hence the mop* r
.uurisMust w Dot wseieot to whoa
the Erato to bier fruit two years In eso-
emssie..
We notice in the list of suooe=tul can-
didates in the repeat semination• of the
Ontario College of Pharmacy the us=e
of H. McLean, son d Dr. clean. We
cuogrstslate Hairy on the result of his
same
John Gentles, of Kiaestdi.e, met with
a betty lo= last week by the death
of his true stallion, " Cunqueriog Hero."
The animal. which had been perchaod
this ,prior by Mr. Gentles at • wet mid
to be about $1700, was t.nly sick a few
days.
Stomas Vieroa,..--The unusual hot
weather of the past two weeks has
brought our summer visitors Dearly •
month earlier than last year. Already
families from Texas, Detroit,London and
elsewhere have arrived at The Point
Farm.
Sots, - -The $e•terth Lept wtu► says :-
"A vender of a epasbitastiw penholder
and inkstand vicurabed neatly every
basing= mat iw town the ether day r
selling to them for one dollar sad • KW
what mould be get in almuet gay ordinary
stationer's atom ter ens dollar. It is &s-
tealthier wast as inflow** • geed dela
of "cheek" and an .m1y tomos poems*.
This naw men sold 75 of his inkataads
in the town of Oodes-ich."
The sale of French cows rod horses at
Grand's. Toronto, lest week, was largely
attended, and the bidding very spirited
Forty hy,rees were sold at good prices,
and 78 French a)ws and calves, the
property tf Mr. H. Y. Attrill, of Gods -
etch. baggage master at the Grand Trunk,
The town canna will meet this even- Mr. J. J. Brown, of the Inland Rev- the pleasure of meeting an old friend
ins at 8 o'clock. sons Department, aceonnpanied by Mrs., and fellow-seldior-Mr. Henry Cook.
Mrs. Radcliffe hos returned from a Brown, left by train on Thursday, new major and adjutant of the 33rd -en
visit to Buffalo. I for Hamilton, on "three weeks' holiday Monday last fax the first time in nearly
Mies Vine Hale will Have for Mi:- trip. During Mr. Brown's abs»nee. Mr- 30 years. Mr. Fitzpatrick and Mr.
chill, Da.. next week. Sponse, of Seaforth, will perform the du- Cook first joined 2nd battalion, 60th
ties of the Goderich office. Rifles, in 1847 together. They came G.
E. E. Wads, of , .pont a few A Local newspaper reporter, says an Canada the game year went home in
days in town last week.
exchange, is generally supposed to b. 18047, and to the Cape of Good Hops in
George Bannon, of Brantford, was the everywhere, see everything and catch 1851. Hero they retained until 1856,
when Mr. Fitzpatrick returned to Eng•
land on his way to the Crimes, while Mr.
Gook served through the Indian mutiny
and in China. They subsequently both
came to Canada, and Mr. Cook now re-
sides at Goderich, and is major and ad-
jutant of the 33rd. The old soldiers,
oho had not seen each other since their
too p at Abilene. eau, nese, separation at the Cape in 1865, messed
day of this week. She had been ill for together "n W,dneaday, and spent a
several weeks before her decease,during
which time her mother, Mrs. Wet.
Knechtel, of this place, waited upon het.
-[Brussels Post.
THE STALLION RA/'L-The dates .'f
the races between Batley's "Rao
Cloud" and Whitley's "General Gar-
field," have been put forward on account
of the Lucknow games. The first race
will cone off at Seaforth, on Thursday,
the 4th of Sept., and the return race will
JLD TIMMS AT WORK.
TM rswN"M few •. w$J L55. --thew ssada he ihreagedlM tliellerapth
Toth* W of TM Hama ethanal.
Dias nett, -I tsml esseedingiy
i 51 s.i leen able ter
tlr (=y all - b toe nil-
aeal of > to joie r in an
abrins usstbat railroad to
We w r..slvd to "tisk to
►t, until we exhaust merry argument we
ow think of in its favor t.• ewer. the
seams of ear release, -a selteme, whish
we have already foreshadowed -arid uo
"meet of ponding, mooring, nor ear
cam, will drive us from oar purpose, of
attempting to achieve. what nor '•city
fathershave been battering their brains
sgsistat for the last neer or live years,
end as all the puWte know, have not yet
been able to arrive at a single outside -
sloe un the subieet. I am sorry that I
cannot at pressen moist bar. W. wits
particulars as to the dangers atteudutx
the entrance into the (l.orgtan Bay (and
their Datum u Iogiva) but I shall show
you what I did in 1836, the Isar before
the rebellion, upon the same subject.
1a tbm year named, a govsr.ms.t ear -
mom named Rankin, having finished the
stogy of the village and township of
111,_and haring, I presume, taken
alaa as part of his pay, seat two
long letters to the T..ronto Colonist news-
paper ir the days of Hugh Barbie,
pressing on the government what he
called the superior claims of Seuresn as
a harbor of refuge, to any other on this
side of the lake ; and, u De one monad
inclined w reply to him, I resolved to
try it myself, but, before doing so, as
Capt. Murray Macgregor will yet remem-
ber, I spent many hours with his broth-
er-in-law Capt. David Hay, Capt. John
Allium, of the steamboat, sad himself ;
took notes of all the objections to, and
difficulties of entrances into the Georgian
Bay, and its harbors, that they could
give me, and then attacked Mr. Rankin.
I de net remember whether he wrote a
third tines or not, but out cense "Owes
Sound," followed immedistsly by "Not-
tawasaga," and last of all tame "Sarnia."
I had then four oppsments on my hands,
all in the same paper, at the same time.
The latter, however, fairly astounded
me fer • time, by assenting point-blank,
that there was no such pleas as "Gode-
rich" to be found on any map or chart .f
Lake Harem --+.d he was right. But,
as we then did really have a steamboat
and two schooners, whilst they had
neither, I did not acme off much
second -hest, even with Sarnia. And
new, sir, I take the liberty to urge
upon you, and your totem, the Star,
as a matter of duty due to your support-
ers, yourselves, and the good town •.f
Goderich, to tett to our sailors and
fisherman, say : -- Murray Macgregor,
Frank Trench, Thomas Dewey. James
Pants, James Clark, and, though Inst,
not by any mesas the least, Hugh Bain.
You will thus get informed by each of
than. of points of danger which the
others may, for the time, have overlook- .�
d, work them up as • %Auk ; and, from
f fife ars and was one of the most that Hayden, f Ashfield - Chu Girvm time to time, but at very abort tnter-
Tes Careout- Plc/Ili'. The picnic at
Bingham's grove, on W.due.day nest,
the 9th int., under the • of St.
Peters' coach, promises to be one of the
most secoeeaful yet held. Excellent
workior committees have been selected,
and so pains will be spared to make the
ca=nton • most enjoyable one to all who
attend. One of the features of the day
will be .umpetitioo for the handsome
silk flag. Diluter will be served from
12 o cleek to 2 p.m. An excellent quad-
rille band will be in attendance, sled the
Oedema will be kept in constant .se.
Admission to grounds 10 eta ; dinner
tickets, 26 pts. Everybody who wants •
good day's diversion should attend.
Tem Two V HrsaaNa. -Th. London
Advertiser has the tattooing on an hug -
dent of the late camp in the Forest
city : -"Mr. Thos. Fitzpatrick, eight
in the interests of the right. It bed
heed feared that the case could not be
reached until August or later. It is to
be hoped that the Judicial Committee of
the Privy Council having had the matter
entrusted to them will proceed with the
ease from day to day until the whole of
the arguments have been heard.
ME TRUE t'ANADIAX PARTY.
Ottawa Free fres :-Tse Liberal perty guest of H. Hale last week every item afloat, simply because it s leu
et today is essentially the Canadian party. The Mutual Marriage Aid fraud, did profession. But he vont .1,, it and we
It aims by the spirt of conciliation and ' not gull many in Goderich. I would be much obliged to those who
hunonble compromise to wipe out' Chnten Presbyterian S. S. picot= will would furnish us with the facts of any
Anglo - Canadians, French - Canadians, be held at Goderich on July 18th. occurrences coming under their notice.
We regret to haws to announce the
death of Mrs. Rubt. Nott, wife of Robt.
N:,tt, tailor, formerly of Goderich,which
k lace Yb t Ks on Mon
Mc(illop from 33 to 38
Morrie from. 30 to 32
Mullett from 38 to 44)
Howick from 31 to 33
Turnberry from. 29 to 31
E. Wswanush from 28 to 31
W. Wawaneah from33 to 37
Ashfield from 30 to 33
Colborne from 37 to 37
Goderich from •. 36 to 37
Stanley from.... ...... 40 to 40
Tuckersmith from 44 to 44
Uaberne from
Stephen from
Hay from
44 to 44
30 to 34
31 to 36
THE Clieltos Net' Em declines to con-
tt through the people themselves, whose
provincial righta he guarantees and whose
sympathies he wins by reason of his
towering ability and honorable political
course.
WHAT THE >IIMTINoa DO.
The Reform demonstrations give the
tinue the disc4sien as to the relative
financial condition of Godetich and Clin-
ton, on the plea that the weather u tax.
warm. Any excuse is better than none
at all, but the reason advanced by the
Wetr Ern is • poor one. The truth is
that the position it attempted to hold
was untenable -instead of the weather
getting tau warm, tae subject gut too hot not m......"iiia.._--. _
to the Clinton c,litor-and he retired demonstrations. Enthusiasm is a very 1 agreed with him.
front the contest sith as much grace as good thing in its way, no doubt, but I Mrs. B A. Doyle, wife ,•f Judge
be could command. As we have remark- there are other things for peoplw_•Z0 live Doyle, returnee from Buffalo last week,
ad before, "Brag is a good dog,�but tor besides shouting and gesticulating at I much improved iD health.
a political picnic. Those speeches carry I The sugar w�a b up to fever hest.
Holdfast is a better. 'Thu interminable meet conviction which read best. The i George aunt is shoveling it ant this
blather of the Year Era about its little, than who makes his audience laugh, or .week at 12 pounds fur • 1ul:ar.
muddy one -hone town is enough t, cheer, or get excited, does not always i We frost that Mr. A. McD. Allen,
turn one's stomach. The centre of the carry most weir ht with thinling people. who is travelling for the benefit of his
Sir John Maod.onald can work up ,tore I health, may return fully restored.
universe isn't much of •place after all. i thusiosm to the ultimo inch than any
E. N. Lewis, barrister of Goderich.
has been a;.pointed a Notary Public fur
Ontario.
Mrs. Jessup has gone to visit her eon*
Reformers ret the country districts an 1 and daughters At Chicago, Sa .nary, and
opportunity of seeing their leader face tot Cheboygan.
face. but for all practical purposes Mr. J Smith, engineer, is the guest of his
Bile u right when he says that the mother Mrr. N'. •Smith, Esat St. on the
press is the beat medium between politi-
cians and people. The newspaper+ Mita Wilkinson has been rusticating a
spread the speeches broadcast and poo 'few days,the guest of Mrs. John Hunter,
pie in all parts of -.the country reed them I Huron road
and are influenced by them. It lechery -
ed against the Reformers that there is Albert Gooding is on • visit to friends
t their political in town. He looks as if the Nurth•west
et
other coat in our public life, but his The picnic of school !section No. 1.
Tux Hawick Enterprise is after its' speeches have nothing like the food for Goderich township,
fallen was, a l at Friday. at
township council with a shat stick be- t 'ought contained in those delivered by
p Mr. Blake. -(Telegram. I ul
affair.
canes the members won't agree to build Hugh Sturdy, a Goderich township
a town hall to hold their meetings in, pioneer, and father of our former night -
instead of dodging from one hotel to ♦ Le•el-�eNed Mnat.a. watchman, died:a few days ago aged 84
another when meetings bare to be held. 1 W. H. Kerr, of the Brussels Poot, who Yee"'
11 the members of the Howiek council recently visited Goderich, in company The Detroit bicycler' expect to arrive
with his wife, gives Iso impressions of at Goderich about noon on Thursday,
timasot do without hotels to hold their the comity town. thusly, in the last issue July 17th. and will remain here over
meetings in now, what will become .f a the Pad :-- night.
them if the Scott Act strikes the town- Having occasion to go to Goderich we
ship f They must he a wet lot, anyhow.
Tux Court of Appaltl having sustained
the decision of the lower court disquali-
fying Fauquier, the writ has been issued
for a new eleetNM to the Assembly.
IQoaniwtion on the pith July, and elec-
tion
lect
tion on the 23rd. A bail season for
frozen whiskey.
Totoxro u celebrating its semi -cen-
tennial, and is as proud as • little boy
strutting shout with hi. first pair of
ksiekerbockers.
couple of pleasant hours reviewing old
times. •' ,,.or��.�
GATHERING: or P1olmuaa.--A most in-
teresting gathering took plans last week
at the Point Farm, the occasion being to
celebrate the settlement of the township
of; Colborne by a number of the old
pioneers. Their lumbers were largely
increased by re• icaeutative settlers front
the adjoining too. nships of Wawanosb,
A.btield, Hullett, and the town d
Goderich. Well chosen remarks were
take glace un the Goderich track, on made by M. Hutchison. of the Biu Mill,
Tuesday, the 9th of Sept. sad J. J. Wright. the host, which were
C. W. Williams, gr., died un Sunday ably responded to by Wm. Young. John
in Clinton. He had resided in Huron Morris acrd Juhu Bleu, of Colborne
for y )e
highly cultivated leen in the county, lot Wawayowh'•�H Snellof Hallett, and Inds, publish their opinions in your
speak=; French and other languages
with fluency.His father was • coffee
planter and large slave holder to Jamaica,
and the emancipation of the slaves ruin-
ed him and sent the family to this coun-
try. A number of yeah ago Mr. Williams
taught school in Goderich, and there aro
quite a number who, remember him as
one of the kindest and most painstaking
of instructors,
OBITUARY. -It is with feelings of sor-
row, that we write of the death .f W.
A. Walker, druggists' assistant, son d
Robe. Walker, which took plate at
Windsor, on Wednesday. The com-
plaint was inflammation (.1 the bowels.
The deceased was a must exemplary
hDung man, and gave promise of a life of
onor and usefulness. He was • class
student of centemp.mary affairs, and
possessed a fund of political information
uncommon in u.. young a man. He had
not reached his 22nd birthday. His
funeral will take place at 2 p.m. today.
FIRE -A lire broke out in one of the
bed rooms of the buildingoccupied by
Geo. Old as a grocery ott Saturday night
about 9 o'clock. Mrs. Old was the first
to discover it, and by that time the
flames had inade ameliorable headway.
A number of mea directed by the mayor
subdued the flames with pails of water,
and the engine was not started. At one
The reporters of the Lindsay paper" time it was feared that the block would
obscured our ticket and took our seat in are trying to refdtm the town council by have crone. The affair is supposed to
the passenger car of the morning accom- not reporting proceedings later than tea has, been caused by a lamp exploding.
modation, and after a tiresome wait of o'clock. The loss was about $400, half of which
was on wearing apparel, etc. The in-
surance company has objected to paying
the Lies on the clothes, holding that it
was not covered by the policy. but may
yet see its way clear to do so, as the
question is in doubt.
Elijah Martin, of Goderich. litany suul 1 papers, and, I venture to gay, thmt if
stirring stories were told by the above t such information is honestly and feeeibly
named gentlemen of the hardships and brought under the notice of the oecial
adventures that wore doily endured toy i management of the Pacific Railroad
their wives and themselves half acentury ilii Company, Goderich shall have the om-
ega, with nothing but the I,Ilmitire 1 any. But, sir, to ensure soccs , the
bush; no roads, schools ..r churches. 'the 1 eaten' must be made at ones ; for if
struggle tar life was one eurttutuat battle the company lay out much msooy at any
for existence, but with all their ditlicul• ..cher place, we need scarcely hope that
ties they often looted hack at the plea- they would willingly %batdtm it
sure they experienced in .laking a cr.wk- The railroad company Navin gof their
ed place atraigl t and a mush place own acrd sent an engineer party to
smooth, and today they felt proud .1 the makea preliminary survey from Tees -
appearance of the Iarrutitul county water t.. Wingham ; surely, our M.P.
which they had a hand in bringing into ;and )1. PP. could indues the company to
cultivation. After three rousing cheers send sn engineer to look .t our harbor
for the Queen,the happy party separated,
all being delighted with a most pleasant
and lung remembered day.
half an hour we followed Horace (tree-
ley's advice and went west. We found
Goderich in the gams place it occupied
when we last visited it, with very little
noticeable difference except that the
change in the season had materially im-
proved the apear.nse of everything.
Goderlsh as a summer resort can't be
beaten, and the only wonder is that the
town authorities do nut put forth some
effort for the accommodation and coon. Ion a visit * friends here. he is kept
fort of visitor. On the day to which busy R upon hermany
Dr. Sloane, accompanied by Chas.
Hamilton, and • party from Blyth, has
Rune up the lake for a euuple of weeks'
fishing.
Jack Platt, the bicycler, is rather sore
hem his fall on Dominion D9r It a •
wonder that terrible "header was not
are serious.
Mrs. D. Ferguson, of Detroit, is now
we refer some 1,700 excursionists, from
London townahip,principally,were there.
ridwith oho exam tion of • small swing
• p
sod s rough fishing boat nothing etas
Literary 'Seim could he secured for Inc entertainment
of the visitors. Whets are all the plea-
sure boat 1 Why could net $ few tables
and a dozen more benches be arranged
on the psi. I Aro all the vendun of
b=on de, rine MIMEO, okc., too proud to
Kt up a stand to the visiting friends and
:he good to their own pocket 1 The at -
i traction .of the park, with the harbor and
broad ellen of waters cannot be e1 -
led id. and the Cwurt Howse square, with
its .bade trees, flower beds, and gravel
walks is .i pleasant and tasty resort. but
Canadian Meiln..l o lhsatine for Jnly.
USA-- Price pia ) e .r : !I r..r six mouth.: Se ,
osis per ■umber. I .•r w:e ski all toot-'
seance
The twentieth volnn.e of this maga-
zine opens with thew tllostrated articles
--one nn Holy Russia. one on lady Bras-
ssy s Adventures in the Swath Sena. and
poo on the Life and Labors of C. H.
ryeon, 1)r. Sutherland contributes a
tr nus paper on the University Ileacs
tion, and Prof. Coleman. Ph. D., a charm-
ing sketch A travel in Norwa)uA
nction
among the Lowly is followed by an
article by I)r Carman on the Higher
Life, sir.guiswly appropriate to the inau•
stion of the new Methodist church.
teoligitgwa intelligence about the n-
ewt enefsre.ess and the international
ftlsaMined convention u very full.
Sew ie a good limo to subscribe only
tier the rest d the year.
graphic and touching stogy y of
tiny WHIM Wss RM, ream WALK TR -
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-- tar Walkerton y•.nng hales
(la Paisley and heck, a defence
c.: S•terd•y hest. They
aa, leaded with baskets of
$ large M=tmoek, spent ire
frPaisley. then walked
at
10:311.
quaintanoes.
Deputy District Grand \taster Rat-
cliffe, of (lodench, was in Rommel* last
week on business connected with St.
John's Ledge, A. F. & A. M.
Mn. Robe. Copeland, of Ladino.. has
been in town during the weak, the guest
of Mrs. (leo- Berry, West street.
Th. steamer Ocontr.. brought a large
number of seiwrner tourists last Thurs-
day, over 20 of whom aro now located at
the Park Hones and the Point Farm.
s. M. Polley's "Elsie Groff" won 3
beats not of 4, in tie named els ..bstitwt-
ed race, at Belleville last Friday. The
hest time was 3 27f. and the first prise
• little courtesy tan the part of the rest- $200.
door' of the c,ninty town would he as
Will Moor., of Lueknuw, has been
grant an attraction as anything. The spending a few days in town taking in
Leman hand came with the excursion on "lirlovely rxsnery in his drives •r►oted
Friday and rendered num choice melee- Mr. Stones • spieendi.l teamis very ,..e5.
slams oaf mosaic. Iticyomf seems to be all admired.
the rage here, and it is no wonder se the The handsome picture of the C. P. R
prem. are pert.ctly level and fres from steamer Athehmmcs, byCl, now on
stones lodeuich is deser•inl •d the' Chem,
'•Wheolaman'. Paradise.- What the view ret Rhyne. drug store, is intended
futon prospects of this burgh may be fora premium at the Catholic phonic, on
•lune will tergal. Tho Mesar" Mcg' Wednesday neat, the lath suet
Io
(iillie+tldy,
.1 Toe Swim., with w
time
hewn ' A (coon Ptsarrnus a Pli - G «.. B. Rob-
son hag takes s splendid plate of Rev.
Joh- Moteree, who conducted the R 6
institute here last week. The saltiest
looks as asters! se life, and wears that
sepressure of fang that he has wires he
we put ut some pleasant hours, spoke
very en.oersginRly "f it, bot the bee
sass me. do not appear to Dare to do
Waimea, as •ceryry new seem to take ed-
rmetage of the a,lemne of the two worthy
mapeaaata of public monomers, Teta sheet to bring net him Heart "pti1M.
&mom owl Mar. Copies are for male at the gallery.
a:.Mdea Weskits'.
On the 26th Julie, 1834, the above
wedding was celebrated at the residence
of Mr. Joseph Williams by a sumptuous
entertainment, given ny their daughters,
Mrs. Williauie and Mrs. J. Patens, to
their beloved parents, John and Mary
Moody, and a nuaerurs party of rela-
tives and m44 friends. This sprightly
ample, though their combined *gee
number a apace exceeding one hundred
and fifty-six years ! (and blessed be the
God of heaven, the Creator arid preserver
of all things), both 'tiro' most excellent
health. I have great pleasure in gayiug
that in their early days they were guid-
ed by industry, economy and strict
moderation and regularity ,n all things.
And before this little it.tandsil partner
was nineteen years of age she could ex-
egete the required duties of a farm house
e qual to anyone, and superior to moat !
in all the various duties of household
requirements. Nor are the daughters
behind in housekespiug qualities. Hor-
ace Horton, Esq., mayor of G.,dench,
during the evening panted • very high
encomium upon the kind and respecta-
ble character which both Mr. and Mrs.
M. had borne, in both 'town and neigh-
borhood, ever since he had the plea-
sure .f knowi,.,r them l'hi, was follow-
ed by • strong cheer. Amongst the
company was Sheriff Gibbon,, and May.
Gibbons, (iodench ; Horace Horton,
Esq., mayor, and Mrs. Hotton ; C.
Seager, Esq., and Mrs. Seager ; John
Davidson, Seq. ; Mr. W. Ice, and Mrs.
Ice ; Mr Jas. and Mrs. Williams, and
family of 3; Mr. G. H. and Mn. Par-
son ; Met J. Varese: and family of 3;
Mrs Col. Boss ; Miss S•egmtller and
Mrs. Robertson ; Mr. W. 8 Once ;
Mrs. Shaw ; Mr. and Mrs. Mimrh..use,
of Gnderioh ; Mr. and Mrs. John Musti-
ly, junr., and family ..f 3, Port Frank ;
Won. Sutton, Esq. Sheriff:of Bruce Co.,
Mar. Sutton and Miss Settee, Walker-
ton ; seee,al ether, unknown to the
writer. The edibles were rich in Loth
appearance and taste. and also in abnod
anti The presents were numerous end
neatly. Atter spending a very pleas-
ant evening, the greets, after wishing
Mr. sad Mrs. M. many happy ',Morns,
to their homes.
y inwtrtinr the forewuins n the next
isms d your valnable part, yrs wi11
greatly oblige your old reined,
W.S.
Gederish, July 1st. 1884.
SINarLaR iLn feat. -Last week, sera
the Clinton New Aro. Peter Grant, a
former Clintunian,(of hayfork celebrity)
passed through town on Ina way to Gode-
rich. where his brother-in-law, Henry
Spence. was lying dangerously ill. Some
time ago Mr. Stens struck the back of
his hand on a waggon tire, making •
small bruise and breaking the akin.
Soon after erysipelas set in, and could
not be checked until nearly the whale
arm was eaten ap. it had been decideoi
to amputate it last week t my. his life,
but he was .o low that it amid not be
dune. We learn since, however, that he
shows signs of recovering. Mr. Grant
its legated in Cleveland, in the steel tool
business, and his old friends here will be
g lad to learn that he is en the high rued
to prosperity.
The following remarks from the Clin-
ton N.wErs are timely and to the point,
and we commend them to the serious at-
tention .4 any who may he ir. the habit
of offending in the way winded. it
gays : "A good many temperance peo-
ple, particularly from the reentry, are in
the hatut of dncing their horses into ho-
tel stables .rid sheds, and leaving them
then .nail the web 1. go hems. This
la quite right. they
a ntnnb.r never think
et paling the hotelkeeper ger the nee of
his shed. and this is not right. it is a
eenrenience to a farmer t.. have • place
where he ean securely leave hie convey
sees while an town, and he should be
willing t• ray engin hing for LM a.eommae
dation N.otelkeepers have jeep semen
for eespla'in,r on this seen, and the
temp ranse re give them
ns little
ee h
gro.wd f..r ewnlllsits► as pos-
sible "
see the easy trrade by which the rat
could aseend to the level, and, perhaps
take a drive over the line we semen to
Winghain. That of itself, would be an
immense step towards our seroma Bat,
sir, if an engineer should be iad.oed to
anne ter such a purpose, 1 bag of you
to let no half-hearted or lttkeworm friend
•pprusc:i him, for, it is a well known
fact, that a lukewarm friend i. much
more dangerous to any cause then an
open anemv. As I have elsewhere said,
and Mr. Woodcock repeats the state-
ment, and we can both °tail, to have
had some successful experience in such
work -the agitatien must be ceras leas
it mut be kept before the public by con-
stant work, and hard work toe, until
everybody will begin to talk "beet the
railroad. You, sir, and your estem
mast, as it were, week by week keep
it up in some shape or other ; and
to aid you in this good work, I would
beg of our business men of every discus'
nation, to publish over their mases
whatever may oocar to them on the
subject, whether it may be attach er 11-
tla it would show that they take an
interest in the =attar, and would cause
the papers to be searched weekly by
every one to see if there was anything
new about the railroad. And to show
you the necessity of each secures. I my
mention that only yesterday 1 met with
two of our public men who each tepees
both the town papers, yet neither of
them bad noticed or heard of the
letters whish appeared in both until
I mentioned them ; but, beth gsstlemea
al was expressed their determisdio• to
hunt up their papers (now a week oho)
to see the • bsginniinse
of the m
reign. if • course tit marimba gilstise
s Kept no. we shall soon have er=a the
dad laborer talking "railroad" to kis
neighbor, and cheering his wile sad
family by the prospect of better times
and steady werk. You may thee, sir.
call a maga meeting to raised the tows
council to submit • bonus by-law to the
ratepayers to .id the aompsly is the
construction of the road ; and, you w+111
get every man it, town to sepper% ro-
ot i mast again impress nn 700 the
neceasttj �of keeping the subje't len'
staidly before the public.
?Roams Emit
Oedeeich, 27th Je.e, 1884.
The stomata Acs. Ding, .,tiling nese
Terwte ea lake Owens, was towed to
Tea a rale eat el her suers, to avoid 1M
beida ties • eelesteer rifle range.
At Waverly. Tons, Wilmot Larkins
had been •nnoyi.g Wm. - Owens
wahine iseistealierie whoa kis -
Saturday Latinos illogimpall 4 heakerthiel
searOwens' Owe store, Matt best
it bad
presented him by Mm. Owego.
.muse std wit► • •hstges. ia,Nml tl A.
bet rstereed weak • xaetateart when
OiramahM and kfi1M bt•. STM Mew -
Ws fairy ria{emad a varait et
hem