The Huron Signal, 1884-7-25, Page 8p
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SALTON'B POSITION.
Ohm lee r lessen Inv Ms Meal el eke
Magi Act I'reMsesess-
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Urr*WA, July lE --On Wednesday U.
McGibbon, barrister, Mlltuu,arriaed and
resented the petition, praying 'het the
glosenter of aoumcd tis a day ter meting
on the repeal of the Soutt Act. It was
signed by 2155 actual voters um the
county tied seine :u20 mimes are in the !course of a few deya Fethor O'Connor
petition. The difference is though dup- during his residence is th a uoalitywhas
bastions, removals from the cuuMty, and endeared himself to everybody de
deaths. Thu morning W. 'J. Fee, the who. with the come
mve fwd contact,
t ct, and his
well knows temperance organizer, awl parts
end the a and
arty treed will and
formerly secretary of the Ontario aih- poop
ante, presented a counter petition, sign- wishes of all classes of the community.
sod vet behalf of the temperance electors His pasturage has been wonderfully sue-
s Halton by iter M. Cameron, presi- easeful notoonlyin spiritual ten acrest in c
ds:it of Halton alliance ; Rev. L Broth rel thin He has purchased
ser, secretary : W. 1). Bruthers, A. of land, erected a bandeume beck rest -
Wilmott, W. H. Lindsay, Jas. Hobos- dente with stables and outbuildings, laid
take, Itev, M. McKnusie, T. J. Starrett, out the grounds, beautified the church,
Editor Holum Vra3; J. M. Basted.) and and nut only is this valuable property clear
J. Harrison. This counter petition sots of debt, but smell
balancen
forth that in the petition for 'he roped
ese results speak
the terms of the Scutt Act mtself mud volumes for the energy and enterprise
1881, .1 the rev. gentleman. On Sunday even-
ing
in-awaoil of January Slat, ,tied in last at the clues of the service his
with.ctiIt s petitions am during
ib g.
with It appears that dorityt thn last ptirslu•ouyn prevented hum with a puree
dominion goiters) elections the comet vs.- curtaining nearly tf�, as • token of
tiro candidate in Halton was az-shentf, their affectiunate;esteem, and on Tues-
rww Senator McKindssy and W. bio• day last a number of his cleriemI and
Craney, liberal. The temperance people other friends met at his residence at a
being afraid of certain pnopnsud •mend- farewell luncheon in his honor. Among
aaeuts to the Sohn Act, sought to obtain those present were Ret- Fathers Shea,
the pledge of the app sition thereto from
the candidates. McKindsey refused t..
pledge himself, but McCraney did.
rhe teinperance people then organised
their own meetings, and ran a catuprign
in the interest of McCraney as the tem-
perance caudulate. This aroused ill foa-
ling miring the temperance clnservatltes,
and uuny of them were induced during 1 ace.,mt.anied by • h•udsome'the.tip int e r g tg, uugt
e tt br (;radially hullo up until strong Hundreds
tion asking for the repesl sit the Scott shyer water Vitc seer. P y lases- u( subtle tttaladtea siY eoatiaut around us.
1 d read by Rey Father thea, of Setifurth : Tie don�ec, t ie p *1 r raroad •nand thea rc•Ay to ants. k whrrc•er there is a weak
of reatln yyuulnt. W r way en:ape many • natal abaft by
autUwn g poin test em at tit well anY • f will parc
Present re 1 f t rids and oedfr•me"-('ire
were apps+
*ince g. one
scores of Ileclarat►ons from v..term so expression of heartfelt regard i$ be held to the steerage, and that in theI JAra Erre a to
signing will be presented to the depart- esteem. To many of w who have ter I be het a raer rage, an in the fore• I London Ems" -
tarot stating that they oro in t•tvur.4 Ibe yyooh enjoyed your glad ,offices and II castle would take place. Mlindful of the I Nis.
act, although appwnng hatomt those ' friendly assistance to all our undertake 1 fact. however, that persons of diverse 1 Godene h, oa Nund•I July lie , he wit.
{,Mitiouipe f. r apps•» Tlat the tern Ings, hoar memo; al to another sphere\` a faiths were on board, the announcement et Ter+. )ft{:Jlhuddy. of • w.n
sad on Tuesday the '�bd Jt.1y.Mre-
Kiedee lanae shown by his course re- dl rejoice, however, t. at is pe I ld c educt a service for tbuas of t e t a son.
n the
]Ir =NTAtTION.
~Mai gr yllgnaeb se Mee. fltsras
misses. of Wswase ft.
THE HURON SIGNAL FRIAY, JULY 28, 1884.
QLPT DUTTON
I remained seated. As „ppurtsnity wee
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but nu tone seemed in favor of etabreetel
litres say uppuuent of • sot to speak,
II* tialsard .t * sea targets Wise Mover tM opportunity
Iasi a e 1p bat caved swab. Tab O tea.
W'e would like a visit from the Lard's
la aiu Jeae K Uutt.w, the awa►ur Army here . W'e would give than a
Rev. Father O'Coeto,r, thv esteemed ca n tai the service of the Allan I,ee fate show.
lienar eta yt u[ Wawanvah (sir the Past of stsamets, died In the hospital st Mon- Paaao.Ay-M[ias Suess 111Mk, d
eve sir rs ip th hiss boon al,ln,mted by
Hu lurdshitt, tM Bishop u[ urun to the treat fart i;uoday. He was ►boat bli Dette>wt, vwtod friends ben lett week. -
p�rieli of Mlaidstone to the county of y'ears of age. During h:s servies ea I J. MMlsttl.ud, d ,i. da , e l Penh, is
lieges, wMther he will reswre in the Chan Met of the hth vessels
AtIan c the 1 the Nowt .d tl. Liarold. -James Cooks,
Allan fleet be crutwd the Atlanto user .d l`lietos, sojuuroed (sir •few day with
doll olutr, and e could .,.tarot that hIs mover James Huron. --Fred Ltmtivld enjoyed
se a s it til sail r skip. While hm gtte , herd • pleasant visit le Hulmesvtlle fast week.
ties akttfut *situs wee taw fur hisbbi by At the last meeting of the L 0. O. T.,
wad earnes n wdl knows fur ev ability 213, Bros. Peatlaud and ShsOald, sit
and during his l •Chrirene* at Salltst. I Lakelet Lodire, Howick, attended and
mid a it ag his lung t►dut, of Mea ct both Kaye interesting addresses, with a
paade it a part of hu duty to c►pduct
religtuus services b hu shop. ; song by Bru. Shepard. A good pro -
The captain efts a man tall, 1•urtl ,and granite* by the members was given. An
+ll prvp•,rt►uned. with rather c lar interesting Reeimbue by Bro. Linklater
brought down the house
cropped hair, full, gray -bearded face,
keen, deep-set eyes, and had a voice full
and sonorous, with just ouotygh of a
Lancashire accent to 1�ive it • quaint
turu now sod then. In each port be
devoted his spare tune to preaching,
interspersed wtth visiting the sick and woman has tee intellect sit a men, hut,
helping the unfortunate seamen in mere as in the can of Queen Elizabeth, her
material ways. Says one who has sailed i intelligence is usually tuarred by g
with him fur a number of Pain : "H.I united with the weakness of $ woman.
never goes ashore without being fully Amongst what Sir Henry James hu ir-
equipped for the service of presetting the reverently styled the "shrieking sister-
' hood " there are :nauy chanuing ladies
}�teaical.
E. CASs, ILII. 11.C.P.B.,
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• Owe N • isett
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B WHITELY M D C -M., PHY-
SICIAN. A000wbeur, etc., >d•
"p'�-T►• ahgs.r.� : tine•
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�EA(IBNR A LEWIS. HJL&WTsas,
C. Miaa�ttn, Js. J. A. Kot�7eui.
tt N. LMwra. 1�
1) C. HAY* BOLIWITOR die.,
iN pM�4r•• Y•ieleMwis�
wm'�M'M�wets tilde of lauewt.
V . W Ile -sew
Mr. Labouchere•s impreseiun a that
the vast majority of wumeu prefer to be
angels at the hearth w becoming ele.-
:raises at the wilt. Oocasiunall)• a
's Drat telaes_ tip vaalre I t
f( l R, MoDONAIIH, MoD., PHYSIC-
lJf. LAN. t1Uliu ON• lee..Orsideste of Tor -
sate Usi• tar. i.leectiate of tau Itoya1
�o of Pb stciaa. l onion. imrt•ad. &o ke..
M. l'. P. S.. Osurto. :Mee and rabies,
Opposite Bdlere Hotel. HataUtea st ` -
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DR M.•LEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR
UEON, Comoros kr. °Moe and reside/see
di earum e Wrest •vesad doer west o- t-- \ 1711 r
G. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
11. ctaa. swrpeseast Aeeeaotter. (traduale
otToronto Univ er t Ois!igpo•ue lamer
-on a: l'wteroai essR rsasnww• If not le
ogoe, esquire at lbs least 1Ttl-r•
i IRS. SHANNON s HAMILTON,
1 raj -n sots. aseseeas�•r the
e.
Ogee •t Hr. dlta. C. 8
pod tiudench. 0. C. ®/�=MI• J• C• } 1731 t•
your
THE G RrilLa .T
asp• but the rule holds good that twat Of
,A ager who eruesrd with him �
1711
out we heard the ship's bell calling t.� -- I Of Llve Stock, O Y' Y E MARINB
• mall
EYry s e Q't)A•-OaAT[rl'L •`fD U -
(� C Mt l I usual this y t.tc "Hy • thorottgh aw,wbdtte of lbs oatui Products, Implements and Man-
(lAIt WW/&APROUDVO0T' /AR
CAMERON, HJLT A C.:1ItloON,
Benetton VE)4.sicYar`s`Mdg Wt •.Yllaali
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Loans ane insurance.
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8 trial Iesr o•aI.BKlAtilia it
1 Uodericb. April 17th, NM
600,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAM KIION HOLT & CAWS/iON� Oale
• iol_
MONEY TO LEND. - PRIVATE
funds- Oe freehold .scanty. A 7 to
Ove. Swanson. Uuderlck.
i(ONHY TO LEND. -A LAKOE
11VViL amoest of IMvW rads Per tavest meet
I vt bwesi raW oa lrwtc1500 aii Aloft
j1. �AitHOW t PRIGilI 'OOT•
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1X120 000 PRIV ATS TO LEND
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W Farm •nA Town }'raps star at b
wast is-
38Il11-aeIltennial Bip081tnet sill, , Wre tit Morigulrea
has �;� �"obtain
'W SNCWAR:961. f
hew AdiM1SS I Tris Week. ■
t hare --U. IL Old.
1pUOU- McOota Bros.
Webbed -J. W. Smith.
e -C. H.un�.
lova t --C. H. lilrvla
I m fur er w neat -K. D. C$ rel.
y• •.ndry m�moa•ne Wisatd- llttm
• t sof serilaste or te )L CsLne _414
Pseje
of men, b.. �' H yorrowencan UA\ I5 7 t J
when Capt. D "O he fir ttdS ilio I chant wuh to be ures ase* 1 1884- u title is satisfactory. 03•}•ON Harriotars• te.. (ioden.:b.
Premia+) says ;-••lin the first Sunday eausn'they are failures as women- p silts Dair ,
of h, Certo, W *sten sod Lotti, of (►ode
f T ter atnd Mut, Agricultural and Horttcultn
C yrotrr
rich, C•,rcoran, o eeswa
ray, . f st Michael's l'ullege, Ta+.... , prayers, .1. a; nnl.o mllyning s�rtdice LTu
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sod Meese. M1. C. l aorer.n, chnractK-the raidu _ rel laws which ggnrero the uperattow o
of ingharich, H. 1Y. C. Mayor, mayorof c- be f snornin ed
D E C ryphtauun sit the Doe Druprnte• of well ir
n sod Dr Mlac- of the m.,rniaq ptaje[ of the Episcop.+l tto[ealun •ad nutrition. and b3 •d� cul ufactures of all In 5.
Wingham, *meso ban pruvl our
Kid, of Lucknow. 1>r church. We oun , however, the sal• •• •* ,etectrd CucO.a. Mr. Evv tom
Temis
The following address was presented crowded with an eager congregation, and *reakf�w to with ma taus tuIn It heavy
roar �a O
to Father O'Connor by his confreres .•t the captain, officiating at the organ, led , eve rs bills whichIt u yl the Judicious., use sit SBYtCl1l %I('I' 1 Ut%L to .20th
h singing fur lie possessed such •rticlnof diet that • constitution may
b to 1 The Largest Frig. LW b Ibe gs.aaaalwa.
Me hurl et the can►•repe to sign a pati His clew-, 1 resist every tendency to Aisease•
t rpt address was (e nus c, ice and lnuws esu to w
Act. rho�IIMS thus obtained in the
1`S3•S form oun-l►Alt of the Itev. John O'Connor. P. 1'.. W-•wanph. followed a short of an ince
heal putitious. Their tutees Iter, & DEAR Sm. -your r e nature. This was not the anti •urp•rtss, bp0,,,d and •proper) noun+_
tiled 1.. ►t, although .rear have confreres of the Clergy argil the�t r .. ee however. Captain Dutton s. -True ria-Rra - tide simply wire bui►in
d
water or wilt told unlj to far
:,ick t:. the S.x•tc Act pArty ; of this occasion to **Preach you ani b 1.
and b hest Hommop•thic t h.mt.ts.
I
con ' .ken •
• an 1 wa r rumen. keta •
that is the nftern•, on a Bible dare would t Ttns ttlb. and 1.11.1. b>
d ..
,le were justified in opposing
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duty a the to c.,wn of a parting. I also was made that a priest of bused to dollen, h.
h H' Lordghi P p J T (Yarrow
Mut t•{ Catholic faith. In the a((ernoon the At Dunlop,o
m o p trier•
c y
apecting the Scott Act in the Senate last is deciding upon your appointor
important and ulcus parol
a.Iasi. tn.
The repeal petitiunswas u•umately de-
posited in the aherifl a o0cu at Milton,
Juno 211, and remained their till July Id.
Advertised notice of these deposits were
inade Juue 12 and 19, and qui as the
Maw domande, two clear weeks before the
deposit of the repeal petition. It is
further declared to contain many errors,
and :le-
Ines of present non -rear
n
eat a
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teamed voters, and with its procuring
have been committed other irregularities.
The Soott Act people believe the repeal
petition is illegal, because the present
sheriff after the time for tiling had ea-
pired, allowed it to be mutilated, added
to and radically changed. It appears
that after the petition was tiled the re-
pealer found that the pr,t erns •.f the
order -council -council passed Jo •. :;1, 1881,
providing certain forma whereby the
names of voters could be e.utly traced,
had not been complied with. They then
took the petition, although tiled and be-
yond their control, and changed its forum,
hacked s.nd mutilated it so that it did
not resemble the original petition. They
even added printed trotter.
The fight to get the dominion govern-
ment to reject the petition for the repeal
will be long, bitter and strong. A depu-
tation of representative temperance men
from Halton, u to come here in a few After complimentary speeches by M.
ter and verse, and exhibiting res lar re -
days to urge the government to refuse C. Cameron, Mayor Meyer and others, terukable and axe .of the maces:
the prayer asking for the taking of a re- and a pleasant interval spent in music vi)lutoe.
peal vote. and conversation, the company dispersed
with many regrets at parting with the
Rev. Father. We wish him success' in
his new sphere.
the imp*p'� onan found its sur.}' down into the s peasbtIL .
Maidstone has trade selection for you of
n : where 1 persons we.e crae wiled, I
a position whereon your services to re. In \Cyst w'aes•osti, tau July 0th. 1841, la
prepared for that time.
Iigion will be as widely felt throughout ' and the deck: aoove sun equally throng- the Rev. J. Caswell. at the rosidettce of the egan. of the is being
the Diocese as that wherein you have till ani by those who could find neither sit- • bride'sfather.a [•r:a,nneld itoMhCp 7 Ana `way.. T Sales
time hs�vena the 4 Rail. 0
now ago faithful) and succeesfully labor. 'ting nor standing{ n ,m. On the second plunkeu, sir t\'est N'awanueh II Tomato.
y p 1 Sunda we were at anchor neer Quebec, _ -_�
6•derMh)lanies* 'WbtT F'OR IT_
Prize (.fists and Entry Forms...an be obtain-
ed from the :secretaries of au AgrieuItunl
Metres and Mechanics' Institutes, or OW, ard
will
be sent anywhere on application by lest
to the Secretary. at Toronto.
[isTBI5 t'l.M►[ alr:t�.T t3rd.
1111 a 11.1 es TIl
GRANDEST EVENT
Of T..ronto's Semi -Centennial year.
An Immense Programme !
00th of July. 1814. the ' 01
wife of John H. Harker of a daughter. nfl�nT T T 1 Q
u RADCLIPTE, FIRE, ,
l�. Lite awl Accident Insurance AUest.
Itoprenenting eretchsesCompaniee. AJwage
nt
for thet'AAADA LIvi nroe promotes b o.
o.
Menet' to lead on Murtge.
il
Yarm Propert), in say wry t0 suit lira b
er. /See-tuoratn1 Ear's Meek
GODERICH AUCTION MART
este
COMM18ftI0SIM 00M8
1111FSecead tour South of Tine SIGN •t. Office
La,.d fouykt rad (Sold ort Core nota.ton.
At/ENT PON TEE
HAMILTON LOAN SOCIETY.
Mew, Lest at lox+esl Rode of Mterrat,
MONEY AUVANt•E{ip N (1001)M SENT TO
THE MART )UIt *I1. K,
U
t Real Estate sad o10.) Arian
April omit. mei.8. 157-11
TRACTIONS 1$5�,000 TO WAN AT 6 PER
THE TORO%TO GENEiRAL TRUSTS COY
are perp5rrd to loan money at 6 percent- pay .
able hr.1f yearly. on
TERMS TO SUIT BORROWERS,
J. J. WiTHROW, H..1. HILI.. i oa antdame farm •eeurit).
President. II and. Seco-tory� 1 •Ap4117 to
URONTO. t'A]t)•130\ HOLT d: 1`.AXENON.
h.
:ow:ow'emu
June salt.
ed. We have watched your priest p and CDutton.[ preaches' a sermon'
cuursc with deepest interest sod edifice.
- f rhwords : -s He bnngeth them
tion. In you we Mee the sacerdotal io
virtues the iaw of which lead to umthe desired hater..' The voyageOuois,cu. July a. 11e4
this rapid growth of religion and the was ..ver but there were many on board Wheat. etausv bush....,...... i1 00 Kit 01
UO N
/ O6
bleb... .
I
[ It Wheat. leering'
F
the \hes
1\'e }tote the Prussian then who testify !'lour, v barrel.... s 73 a s w
advancement of .lid piety. was to, short : an unusual experience , oat. * bush.................. e 1 w o l
ee K 0
not failed to notice your fidelity to duty i indt rd, even in the best of shipp.e. reaw a oa,�
at all times, aur to appreciate your ready . The sailors call him Holy Joe, said Barley a Leah..... .......:..... 1 At a i M
co-operation in every geed wort. not P„aGees p basis : w a v All
-it - coderirb. Oct- L4E61 tp11-tf
H A. Cook, the pastor of the H ar
C. CRABB
Hemmers, tiodertvb.
Ce' '.
AgentsGeneral
Trieste )
the Toronto ler
fwt
Messrs. Caurai,s. }}*LT t l'A\a.n!r be • 1
I also a 1 g• amount of private fords to k, n
OD sere- l '... fa.rm aeratity.
the Ret•. ou s.3. t .-••••••••••'. a U p 0 1:'
Seamen's Bethel. "end I think he rather I Butter. er is.. . v��iii)..... a 11 to li Is
Maly in this district, out in this Diocese, •
we have seen in you, rn a word, thegooll Dut- fi 5 dos. tun •� O Ii o Ii
and faithful priest whose life is the likes the title. In Montreal Capt.,,, o w ••' i o.
consolation of the Holy Chnreh and the ton baptised several of the clews of ships Sho ,a v cot •o 70 o ,art
..�.m lying there. 1 don't know whether he ' Bran. 0 c - -. - • s0 •• 1 et
joy a her children. e ac has a license as a preacher. but 1 ss. 1 0 . ......... ............ ;t w " c to
W e beg of you to *cele the resaio - he feels he baa commission from es
pasying testimonial a• •feeble expression bisposo so -- tett
of our regard. Our best wishes and his Master more imperative to de this. eepsein+
prayers will accompany you to your new At the
mission in which your years will, we tared during the wiuter of 1878 on 'The
Ancient Tabernacle,' illustrated by •
Burton Baptist Bethel Ilte
Auctioneering
trust, be long and happy. model made by himself of the structure.
rJ. SHEA, P. P , tie untensils, altar. ark, &c. JLnutely
BP'..1, WALTta P.
Il.. P., describing the building, &c.. he enforced
1 H. B. Lau, P. P., the lessons which were suggt1ed by the
(Signed) Jy. C. Coatolux, P.P., figures and types of the Tabernacle, re-
{ F. Corrals,
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En. ('nthe.fie Ree.rd. (erring with astonishing rendiness to
numberlese pwagcs of Scripture hy chap -
Vest WawslWSh-
Sruum Sou'. -Inst week Robt. Mc-
Alister, sit St. Augustine, sold to Ruht.
McOrory, Lucknew, • yoke of two year
old steers for the sum of $100. This is
a good price and goes far to show the
prudence ,,f selling steers young rather
than holding and feeding them until
they are a year or two older. Mr. Mc
Alistet is satisfied that his way of d'upos-
ing of steers is the bast and m.it no-
munettative to the producer, as well as
better for the buyer.
Belfast
Jas. Mullin, of Wingham, paid i,is
friends in this vicinity a visit lately.
Most of the farmers around here have
finished haying, and a few have com-
menced rutting their fall wheat
Valentine Alton took the job from
the conned of gravelling 60 rode On the
10th reit., a little west of here, and has
almost completed it. This is *step taken
in the right direction ivy the e.uncd.
Joe. Mullin has erected a fine wire
fence abusing the read het ween this place and
his orchard. This will likely put a stop
to any trouble. like that ,•f last winter
oae•.iened 1 y the dt it's and pitch -tiles
to the road.
Colborne.
We un.iensta+e:id tits' a tIty. lather
Baubat has bee: at`p..:nted tritons charts
of Ashfield pariah, owing to the eunttnu-
F. Kurschrurskie u home seam feet. I -.1 111 health of Rec. Father Sousing.
Detroit. :i�3Ai1•
A lot of fence was hue:ed o:t M.•il.lav
Gans.
night last when Mr Hebei was humin•.
his fallow. J. M. Williams and R. S. A. Heiden
Wm. Mharffe is home again from the - -- E f Bay-
Measles
ray
Measles have broken ....t to this burgh.
Northwest and ho looks as if the air
the great lone land agreed with the con-
stitution.
FALL WHEAT Ci -r. --Jame* I►avid* •q
Too late ger last week.
Thos. Walker. of the 6th con. of Haw-
ick, received) a severe blow on the hack
of the hoax from a stick of timber wl•de
helping at the raising of John Wilson, o1
the Dth con , on Thursday last. He was
knocked eetos1ead for a time, but is new
about All right again. preact
The Orange ce:ebnwtion held here os. ships 1 Our doughty reeve can swung • } enunciation a slow and eta-
thresher,
m- GROCERIES
the12'I was attend d b•- a 'rime number scythe well yet, and would doubtless be 1atUo°• s d d
Id P
The Oldest Established and
Cheapest Store in the
County of Huron.
ti RIFF•O BALE IF LAND*.
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'- NT PRICES: Ito' e,.'W 'Worn" ►t) etnttedatesec tK
- - P R E S '- WIT I :er. Violas issued out
HW. 'BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
. the County Huron. tak•t annealed
in any part of the County. Ad.treas t•1ldb. to
Gtdench P. 0.
JOHN KNOX, OENERAL ACC-
TIONF.E R and Land valuate. Ooderic(t.
(1.. Having had tonsider*Ale rxperien. e a
abcauettOneerlUY trade. he is in a position to
discharge with tlhorough satisrution aG rom-
missions entrusted to hits. Order's lett at
.IW.etln's Hotel. or sent by mail to my address.
Ooderich P. 0.. carefully attended to. JOHN
KNOX l'oemty Auctioneer.
VOTIC•E - NOTICE int HEREBY
L given that the Carporatios of the Town
et he legbam will on •1110%t)A Y. the FIk1T
DAV ot:iEl'TEMBEI:..\-11..104.paas slly-law
for stopping up that portion or William street
la the Town o. Wiugtam tying betweee the
seetherty limit 4 Patrick street and the north-
erly limit of John street : alai that portion of
i►atnck street in said town lying westward of
the wewten) limit of William streetATorenaid;
also that portion of the lane or roadwayl in
said town lying het ween the sostbertT Ilmit
of 1'btnrk street and the northerly Emit of
John street. and I) ing between Lots 51. 51. 55.
J6 and 3; in Peter Fisher's mill pr�lewe• •sem
acre the ;nests of ave ssurt,' - ..ear on throne side. and Lo Ma.
field, last week and pin, liovernmen. survey. •n tor• other
side : and for the purpose of selling and con-
lira. \1�tdker, of Brumfield, o.Ar �l:ss aeyu+R rhe px„ti.ms of saiA Greets. lase and
Lyons, was visiting •Mid fnett is here lam ronAwe . el •a atotew•' to he oto uikto
} .ask tirorre -Payne the owner of lands Dining.
lot 3. ton. 3, Colborne, cut the Kist trill I►ot«t thl+;th der of Jule. A.U. 1
wheat in this section on Tuesday, the sic are uleaswi t . aKain ere Thos. x963 S1 J. B )'}:RUC'd0�.
Teen Clerk.
1Lth. The variety was Clawson. And 1>ert*.'u at Lre . utl.y.
Hal well headed out. with good straw. t Kra -
from
Hebei, Colborne's champion
ran er,
from the firm of DcDonald, McPherson 1 P. Kelly is in Mlauio
& Co., of Stratford, which in a per[wet
beauty. H,,w tbaks Ise begot w
nothing else can touch is this township.
K. Foster has erected a large frame
parte fA x 75 feet, with stone [foundation'
th h has purchased a new machine
LThe Blytl► enrresl,.atdtiot ,•f the \\�in:-
Lasr 1'i7lrft..lilakere an unjust criticism! t choice assert risen' at Fresh Fie/A seeds
of ken. A. McLean's sertu.•n. .rt ply le• en hand. for Sale at Reasonable P --
cause he incidently in his remarks made
reference to the "Scott Act. The criti- 1 AT THE
d tusat
SEEDS
J
{{ of Janice.
C}ROCERIF$_ { of Iter Mn -b tT . :on. Court
1pwrn's Bench lNvls:on, sad to be directed
Orsnulsted swear. 1. lb,. for 11.60: lar th, Ib.1 and delivered e�g it,.. the Lands and Tse.
Ills• Ie her sugars inproport.os:. stiy.encash.turista or W'ILL7Att RUHEItrett". at tbs
swat of JOHN MOWN a leo. 1 toes seised
es delivery'. I and taken In exac0tioa all the night. title.'
TEAS AS CHEAP AS SUGARS. tenet, and •Vault of trete or I to .0 .
� rinutuur that eortain gartxt sir tinct sit {eget
1 and premise. Mit aat', bleu and beteg In the
}hark Tea at 2;r.. equal to any :sk. Tra in 1 on- township at l'olborne. In lb* Coaaty et
aerie: Finer Macke at 5U.. and ". Green Huron. and Pr,tlarr of Ihntarie. being cote -
Teas --Young i(5 son. from i.. to sur. t:nn. I posed of a part 0110 number ear t. the Meet
powder Tea. re.: the finest imported. 7. -it:. ib. eincewstou. eastern dtvaio*. of tbsssNTows-
.1 very fine Japan Sifting at rev. IL. - shipThr me -ten and bund. of the mid pared
' of land. being ai follows. t'om eset5R at fibs
DRY C30OI)S_ , - distance a enc chain sixty arum links. on s
course due west. from the poet pleated be -
Prison to close at prieea to astonish. Factor) , t ween lots one and t sou. on sash side of Mo -
Cotton. yard wide. by piece at ir.: harruwcr' cession road. thence south. tear•
at 5c. .t fine lot of Om' Grain Dress Silks at ; nine links. earl
souitissep -eniy4vs d gnedel c
750;., worth el. . once• minute. west. ono dada. eight? Ilia: o
Ii1�RDWbRE_ ' thence north. forty-three dattzeeo. forty -Ave
minutes. west. sixty-nine link*. theses ass61.
A well+cieetee stock of r-cyll►ea.Snaiths. Hay i eight degrees. Meaty nllrsutal. west. owe
Y' . spades sad yhoyels, all from the haat' chains. thirty Mika. thence north. 1osrtesad5-
makers. - - - _- 1 meek oast, nae chats. Eliseo Ibsen. theme
It
1 south. eighty-two dertmee_ ten mlstresa, es t.
PINTS AIt� Oliw� one CN.n. thirty-four wake. omelet
Meth.
lose
degrees. forty 'Maul see
we keep none tett the heel. ani eon them at chain. fort) links. to the place d
Weis price as men rimmed. 1 mid containing b admesenremeit. taf1M
roods and two pert of laud- which l.ania
Vinegar a specialty. and warranted tree and Tenements Isbell e for Sete. at my et -
from utinerel acids. flee. in the Court Howes. in the Town of nwwr
rich. on Tumuay. the TWsrleTtt day of
A goal supply of Glass and Builders Hard• • tember. 1014. at the bear of twelve oK
wan on band ' clock. noon.
ROBERT GIBBONS,
Gs_ CsiteA.B$ Sheriff. Co. Hare`
forstabling.it is known 1 cum was an uncauru sur 01111.
ase w
in this part "f the country. Sides were Act, and hence the criticism.
chosen
Birks, of Holmesville. After a short evening an immense Mei itembled
andh*t hey cll h proofed sontethingne hare emanated from an opponent ot the CASE
by Thomas ('alback and Alex. Stour Ar -r Mee -nett. -(In Friday
STORE.
contest Calback heat by about half slat the Presbyterian Church to hear the T1! Ehi': IS CHEAP
dozen rafters. 'Scott •\ot discussed There would have
LADY PLD<'TalaItn.-011 Friday after-
noon Miss Bessie McKayToronto,
of Goderich,
been Dern • larger crowd, haat not the Crockery' & I'hang. his location. or put his boatsmen upon different bails. He U therefore *Arias
weather been very unprupittuncs towards j'� V
ore • g, the cheude assuming en appear -
sod Mise Richardson, of crinis walk-
ed
from the residence of John Buchanan ace of rain. Th. speaker of the even- Glassware, R E AT
in Dunlop pmt *Mice and tack, a distance ing was the Rey. C. R. M,,rr.,w, the
of '21 miles to three •tuartors
fiber s Utica l3odealeb.
l3odench. Jane lib, 1891. 1llNss u m „ply, r.. I91s•let
1
JOHN A. NAPTEL
WU.,. COXTIN L E TO SELI.
HARDWARE AT AND BELOW COST,
AE ::.. Ft LL\ INTKNIa4 To
Go Out of Business,
of an hour. limier of the Scott Act Campaign to
W wonder if any of the Colborne girls Otfonf. He is a fluent. precise Land -
G
d hey
BARGAINS 1
• " key. am ►s a happy
can heat this time for the distance. ready *pea r opportunity. «6104 anal
Why can't we get •seeping match up
powwow"r of the manner of making hue -
n all linea and great numbers err ar►il•,nq themoelvvr of ria present
self supoerlatitsly ludicrous or vert im• A FULL LINE OF not 435' loat-
between Colborne and I:odanch town- self
He employs but little gwhcu. notwithstanding.
t am anAouMedlf doing as above. any one dna to the contrary.
hnttc and he neverdescends to ru e
t h
of lodged and spectators The Howiek
District L O. L. together a ith • number AND
of their hyl'hren from Tee•,►w•ter, Ford -
with and IItr.istun*rated the principal
streets of Gerrie tinder the management
of dist riet ,usi .all .1 oar Dane, set t h e
forenoon. After dinner 'hey proceeded
to the .iril' • ttel, where speeches were
do avered by rev. Mr. Charlton, 0.f (fer-
ric. anti key. lir. ('amehell, of Harris -
ton, after whit h the •u tt,rent lodge"
marched d torn (rent street and then to
the throng, • I.e.:, when -hey dispersed.
Ther, was the nom! nu- ber ..f drunks
anti fights who.' are em' tomer!' on such
oesee e• s. but • loch dict nee amount to
mesh e1.ept a o,ariatrat•` • snit between
twoparta , by which on' of them had to
pay MO and sits tether °.KQ
willing rte lead a side against i* .' ts.nality. He was laboring under •
mend War Ellin it. it would beat the severe cold. He reviewed the •neves. of
tag of war hollow. the act in several counties, among which
was Helton, and clearly showed how
Thr
lhwbe.e. creme had decreased In that county
Piave July )'2. There were en deaths since the passing of the act. He also
from cholera at Marseilles last night.and showed the nature of the petitions to
28 at Toulon. A panic was created at
Toulon by the arrival of 100 cpftins
which had
been .entered at Marseilles
The excitement was en great that the
mans bad to he returned. At a meet-
ing of the municipal council of Paris the
direction of Public Aid declared that no
one. RsIh 1 i .Adie .Asiatic or apneacholera,
has hese reported at the Paris hospitals.
The deaths attributed to cholera were
really dee to other causes.
CANNED GOODS.
Cheap and Good.
have the set repealed as en one petition o^• L, I7 • a Cull !
were whom there! 11G tamer .'sit of whotAere (lfv
were onlysome fi5 t -.,.o yid. rotors, as
several were dead, some had their muses!
see 1 or d times, some had moved aw*y. G
and several were under 21 years. After
speaking about twe hours,a test vote wee
put to the ..thence amongst whom wen THE GROCER,
may atnwag °figments of the set), *4 The square, - (iorlerich
roes whoa the majority to their feet
favor of the nut then were way Iain te'Ite Jura. A iaef. M1
.H. OLD
Do not let anyone throw dust in your
eyes by telling you that. on acn the busi-
ness,
account being a long time bargains
they can offer suchg
as no one else. mem 1
H t•V to boee ebtatad e%eiIItles ante dbtsess.t tltess sad slteetYeu sB to nMWi
TOXIN .A.. N'
OsMt an. 1* 1711. MM.
tt�
Dentistry.
• f JmK0LSON, L.D.S, SUMMON
92 YeatM. 011isia ad resides**. Wad
k
b� doors ow Heel of M.sIt .
Rid r
She Peoples Column.
rarity AT THE POINT FARM
•goo• laundry woman to wash sad
i--•• Wages 113.10 per menth. 101411
I,ttaY WANTED- Ti) LEARN THE
the b` ing bumine - Apply at °nee to
J. W. ere Baser. Kingstu*.•t. Iffii-art
'Y 'OTICE-THE PUBLIC ARE alias--
'1 m
1r cautiord against siricredit to
toter
on soy pewee. un em on • errlUen
from me. as 4 will nes hereafter bold
f responsible Nearly deists contracted in
ther way. r:]1M,1 WARD. 1011-41
--
.s..,
RE
\TEA�•1Nt; -'rHE Yl'Bt�LaIoC A
1' hereby
uut the their roormed ots. in Cep'. Dan.
w ,rope heart
cel � frame building. W-'�-et., y opt>o-
rc
.::e the bask of 1onural.Mand tart pe voted
t o cul all orders is carpe
la the ben style. Terms rerruuable- Send
e:••ng icer orders.
11150-0
BER
A is pr`eP8GE-ared to pasture stockilb1•Falls
Reserve. There are nearly a thousand acres
.1 t pastimeland � Price for yrsrll°
g, - month; t 7041 deleted upwards, ei per
mouth. Apply to SAMUEL PLATT. D t•
r eh. 1345-4
TpR SALE - A FEW A 1 LAsr
r hollers and Iron Harrows. win be sok
,eap *t the liodericb Yuundrl. The Iieattt
Reaper and alt repairs for the ..me
Canai
r
1. procuredtram a t o Foundvriy,
te
replicationby 'nail 11. 6MILLEH
.:ani,rioh. Ost7el0• 1910.(
EDWARD SHARMAN,
BRICKLAYER AND PL.f STERE!
R.tar arRBtt"r.
UMW ready
'moderateteyprices.ork in hts line t Bricks. Firebricks. and other Bulldir
Material pt eo�s bead for sate.
Godri
ech, MarebWla. I$ -
For sor to Let.
URICK A6E-FOR SALE C
w root. situated °a Cambrtdee Mtn
tioderict'. near the R. it. station. rpmotelc
elttbt rooms sad summer
water on tN premises. An acre of land
�yreen on rewntbthe hoe
1leosedurniab a good oat
owing CARE1. o* 1
'remises. Apply W 1L D. per,
'remises.
VARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT
1 That desirable tarts, on Ins 13 and
Et ti ten. of Colborne. twssprisiniR 165 acres.
altered. the remainder betatr bush and s
pasture land- Good frame bonac. twog
hart,.and two acres of orvhard.
The t
Is el with sprue, is well tea
endwedso the river. The
end is *Ism on the :ask of I5 acres b
is in a high stage of cd real r fall sow
A m.turr t s on thed ooppM� to snie of the n
Ali *acres on the Haltom well ad•pte
pdie -township is about two miles
the village
of )Iancbceter. and a
eigt.t s trout erich.
'Tltrmilefarm stock, implements. etc.. Doul
bad at a bargain by purchaser of tares.
property. U
For furtherE. D. CARRY, ' - ederneU. o
;�tc., address E. U. CARE\ . 1i ies
y as the premises.
OR SALE -FARM WT NO.
Maitland ooneersios•Goder(ch Coen
N acres. Including Macro' 01
w timber. beech and asepte• ow
tress Oode6lok- There is a it storey
Moat wad brick kitchen. cant ins 9
.mite � sow. sad cellar.
ith root e•Haee bora 58:23. born se. he
le
heroes. wih glad. T farts M ire
we al
asizes•guts repair. Also pan tetI
is.d Miser -s yrs acres. with a small hoe
ls. oe xd- O O uta Inquire on Ir'
I t hard. Ootid
Ybgs to CHAS. (,AiCIC.
MINE HOUSE FOR SALE -'
A Gas thew trews berme* Sebum
'5 o of a l e ea a testas, 1
ass-
largo
roorpa bookies varlets.
Library. Mears,Ail° estiy Adsh•db oAdd.M ta
vont fit
,O) i-
1'i)R 0IA +EORO R T-
i yea• kiwi
eaee�ed
Fu▪ �sis��• orale •r
The bs lMeatiep
orelsad rt. iu
tick salad th. of a - i
Porolicat 1sthep• bel
d.
to A. A P.O.
VARIES FOR SALE -LOTS
p, even:et.. ),�mMn. *cwribl t
two beautiforme otW1e „
t Uc
Lake
e *urs•wire watered. A. M
site dem O---- -
HOUHE TO RENT - A
bswse, cpntal*l t_°ield room
ty•iero en lot
al
With • 11nar
to 'Dilated00St. 'arid'.
stalest to the s.9we1dpardt ll he
i.
terms. er of East at
501 F.
1'IAI.F:-THS1
F
Mock►Ylr01" ten f1the
0Daroodoe,.stely
o1
ship �aThirty seers
nsstpiertimbered. good
atop orchard.
noel "VW
fautI Ooderteb. s sway tTeo r
fart MeMISIt'� .0.itoARTHI
}gg♦ ea�w ttrssaww'
��''11 TORI TO RENT ORvi
17 1,00 N verset of good er
It vt°rt.tb 04 air
story roue
P O. finis ow
�
HEPPARDTON FARM
diitLL well SO IM
goo ata•se• ;shwa W1
sad ether
galwdlallsaasee..w 4 ow*et! •t !hl
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