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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-9-26, Page 4THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDiAY. SEPT. 2G, 1884. *OTS aISIZES. 3172. OOUNTY ouRIUDICY. QUa iMigft • Has Meru Sage. , flavor coq tio• sal 1st the s THE HURON SIGNAL' k publishedevery Friday Meriting,II YtiuOVDDY oaths Of lies. Oes.►by Hort [ GODERICH, ONTARIO N despatched to ail parts of tie surround tsaant+y by a s earliest malls sad tssiw wsmeesl admbstw Is it has a mer clrouls TM iv etseremier afar Ifau ay ether newspaper Is This pert of the ►+U. nes cry, t is one of the reseal. Newsiest sad mos o reliableournals is Ontario as 1l does. the fortegisiagessentials clsella a addition to the above e[ a fir -etas. Although cut garotted at the time of tt� and fireside paper it is therefore • writing, we have it on good authority most desirable advertising s•edtess ?mute--gl.s0 le •dream. Paan. folePaid that the wtint in Huron ua the Scutt leg pu htiNwa; $173. if paid before six masts 'LA mea paid. This rut will 'HMVb'HMVAce will oun.d off on Friday, the 7th esfuof November next. It is yet uncertain whether that date will se.out of the Act coming in fume at the beginning of the neat license year, May let, 1885. Should the authorities at Ottawa see tit, it Is thought the tints will be sufficient for the proclamation to o be issued to admit of the enforcement of FRIDAY, SEPT 2Sya, 184 the Act on and after the 1st ..f May. , The next month will be a warts one, THE SCOTT A. Th. Vote to come off in About Biz Week'. Time. erly Chorea ht RAM= of ApraaTtatro. Eittbt cents pe Has for first insertion : three cent. prr Sloe fur ,sob subee lest inure tea. Traci,. ken -lead; anduarterly eastracts at reduced rates. Jell lmtbTelo.- .V. bare also • firthlase sobbing department is cowaecttoa. and power las the most complete out fit and best fneilittes For terming out work in Ooderieb,are prepared to do business in that line at pelves that cannot be beaten. and of a V ity that cannot be areamad.-?arms A TORY FAR/ E. The mach -talked of case of Hayes against returning officer Armstrong, of Anti speakers will soon he here, and the Scott Ant orator" will i latter them and all about them. The .typo sten of the Canada Temperance Ad ette4hll of con- !faM . cases Iffel Came so sow trod -O . eases lie I s rase., Wore the Hee. Chid Juges Metras risme DAT. The autumn anima for the county of Huron °petted at the awnnom, Gude- rich, on Monde/ last Court opened at 4 o'clock pas. by pruclamatiun. Wm. la' not , Q. C. , ap- peared for the clown. les GRAND JURY. John Parsons, foreman, George Arm- strong, Maurice Dalton, John Dane, John Gibson, John Kelly, John H. Medd, Duncan McKenzie, Donald Me- Iatses, Valentine Rata, John Tb.,mppss�eoo, John Brown, W m. Derision, Adam hood James Jackson, David Lindsay, Hugh McKay, Michael 'delude, Valentine Roth, Franco Smooth, James Wilson. Hr Lutdahip delivered his AD0IIT in To THe JURY. There were several oases on Lha docket, and it was the duty of the grand jury to ;wander into the testimony brought be- • fore'`[run bthem, and „then() dbiecidt{e as to whether "nu - Neat Heron has at last been tried, and the plaintiff has been nun -suited. The fideooe, but will go in for thsrough turned in each instance. " dould toe There was rea facts of the case are simply these : Thor. organisation at once. Their oppooeuta charge of rape under aggravated circum- rl's mind had stances, Bayne, of McKillop, was the Censer- will tight to the let, and will help to [wen ajiaet� The judge which the here defined the vative candidate for East Huron in Feb. keep the electors aroused on the ,lues- legal construction of rape. Among the 1883, and Armstrong was the returning tion. other cases were one for felonious as - officer. Hayes was in a minority ..f 43, The ladies of Huron, like their Hal- suit ; one 0t nuisance by obstructing a sod asked for a moonlit before tite ton esters, will turn out largely at all the Public hiehway (which almost came.under the head outlet civil suit; ; one of an ordi- county judge. The judge appointed that 1 meetings, Scott Act and Anti. and their nary assault ; a Eras of forging bank the ballot boxes should be produced for presence will have a good influence on bills; eruct a ase of abstracting hooka that purpse, but tho memenger deputed the character of the detente. from a safe ; a case of murder or man - to serve the returning officer got things At this early stage of the contest we a&aughtnr would also Dome before them, and although the coroner's jury had re - somewhat mixed in till vicinity of Bol- ask for both aides a fair hearing. yet turned a verdict of rnanalaughter, it war grave, and Armstrong received no notireadersof - will warn our readers against receiving quite in the province the grand Mr. Gregg, of elution, was in tows onstmu Tw eday afternoon, prusosg with a view of upeutug out m the j.welcy business. Frank Metcalf, jeweler, is steadily re colleting from • very severe attack a tr. 1satMtios. F. (lidley, tailor, of Exeter, las open- ed oat in Blyth. cation fthe j dK t produce the as true the unsupported statements of jury to find a true bill for murder, if the root e u e ballot -boxes, until after ho had forward- any speaker whu has nothing more than ed them by express to Toronto. Hayes his wages to induce him to come into the instituted proceedings against Armstrong county and harangue the electors. to mulct him in damages and oats for having been derelict in his duty, but en Sous lame ago Mister Griffin, the edi- Tuesdsy when the cane came on for torial rib -stabber of the MO, stated trial, Chief Justice Wilson dismissed that several members of the Ontario it with casts against the plaintiff, with- (government would nut be tolerate in out calling upon any witnesses fur the " a respectable kitchen, ' and that defence. It is to be hoped this lesson their equals could be found at will teach Thos. E. Hayes and his friends street corners "chewing tobacco and that it is not wise to rush into law, with- discussing Grit politics between drinks." out having a previous knowledge of the This may be journalistic etuluitte but fads of the case. Hayes, being a disap- to us (and we lived in Halifax from pointed politician and a defeated candi- date,was anxious to rent his apleen upon some one. The returning officer was selected as the scapegoat, and in no way could the defeated candidate be in- duced to keep back the blow. Accord- ingly the ase was put in court, and with of Martin Griffin, who now slanders the the result which terminated on Tuesday best [nen the province has produced. in the discomfiture of Thos. E. Hayes and his friends. For the past year oro CONTEMPORARY OPINION. te year and a half he has been howling from 1856 to 1862) it seems to be the height of impudence for this Bluenose Griffin to, talk thus about any respectable person. There isn't one man in Ontario today whose antecedents and early training are not as good as, if not superior to those one end of Ent Huron to the other The Keying, •r the Brethren wee and shorty let-- Flared ea Renee/. about the dire fate in store for Arm- strong, and a corresponding attack of dambuess will now be his portion. %Chen be entered the ase he was like a roaring lion ; now he is like a bleating lamb. At the beginning of the suit he posed as a royal Bengal tiger ; after the judgment on Tuesday, be appeared more like a singed at. Two week of the citizens' railway com- mittee progresses favorably. At a meet- Ing'held on Monday evening last, a letter was -red from W. C. VanHorne, vice- preardent of the C. 1'. R., in which it Irma stated that the company were alive to the importance of extending the west ern branch of the T. O. R B. R. to some "favorable lake outlet." It was also stated that the claims of Godcrich in such an event stood high, and would re- ceive sonsideralion as soon as confidence in Canadian securities and Canadian en- terprises was restore in the European Money markets. The acknowledgement by the vice-president that the extension of the Teeswater branch to some "favor- able point on the lake," goes far to show that the act- of the G.oderich citizens' committee has been in the right direc- tion. Let the good work be continue, and Gederich will in due time receive its reward in the getting of a competitive railway gine. Tue !Veit is now busily engige en- deavoring to crawl out of the unenviable position in which it placed itself when it eluded to the Liberal young men of On- tario as "corner.leafers' and "leaden against friendly fences,' "reeking with !oboes.* and whisky," with "profanity and vulgarity." No one but • black- guard would use such language when gpeaking of political opponents. But the hlackguard'a rode comes natural to Martin J. (,ritia. it comes to him by heredity. it was his only heritage. The les/ard cannot change his spots or Um a&opian his sk ie. A e'HAN4.5 OF FRONT. The -Mel, no doubt under pressure, has changed its tone with respect to the young Reformers of Ontario. The Termite News notices this and says :-A few days ago they were all street Domer loafers, redolent of plug -tobacco, whiskey and pru(anity, Yesterday it called them "spirited young fellows,' and addressed them in a very patronizing tone. As between the .Mil 5 insults and its pat- ronage, most "spirited young fellows" would greatly prefer the former. -[Dun- das Bauder. BAHSOOZL*D THE FARMERS. The advocates of a protective tariff claimed for it that it would raise and keep up the pace of wheat. Has it done so 1 The termer' know best. Last year wheat was a ,hurt crop and the price was short too. This year it is a great crop and prices are down to starvation figures. If ever a political policy has lid to and bambeielei the farmers it is the so-called "National Policy." The tax on wool and wheat, set forth u protection ' to the agrtculturut, is the most palpable insult to the intelligence of the farmers that child be deme. -{Berlin Telegraph. . and Le ides[ at (listen. A very sad accident happened at the Standard Elevator last Enda, afternoon, whereby a millwright named S. P. Irwin, from Toronto, lest his life. Deceseed had been here for a couple of weeks, making some improvements, and on the day in question was engage in the upper part of the elevator with Mr. Swallow. Wishing to move a spout he had placed a plank beneath it as a (ever, and was him- aels prying theron, when the plank Mew- ed around,t been I dipped out,causingMr. Irwin to fall a distance of about fourteen feet. He dropped on his forehead, sus- taining injuries which quickly ended in death, breathing only a couple of times after he fell. Medical aid was immedi- ately summoned, but the vital spark had fled, and the body was taken to the house cf R. Irwin. It was supposed that the fall had broken his neck, but it is likely that his death was cawed by concussion O( the brain, his skull being broken. Though of the same name, he was no re lotion to R. Irwin, in wore premises he circumstances warranted it. Murder consisted in taking the life of another with malice aforethought, and it would lie with the grand jury to decide whether the ase under consideration bore that construction. After they hod taken action upon the cases submitted to them, it would be their duty to carefully ex- amine the gaol,bring in the presentment, and be duly discharged. CATEa B'FORE THe (AWRY. Adair r. Wade -Action for seduction. The daughter of the plaintiff in this case had been seduced under premise of mar- riage by Wade in June, 1883, who had failed to carry out his p ise. The jury retured at 5:20 p.m., and returned at 6:50 p.m. without being able to ar-ree as too the amount of damages, and were discharged. The court then adjourned. ar.'o'D DAY. Court opened at 9 a.m. according to adjournment. In the action for seduction Adair v. Wade, upon which the jury dsagreed, his lordship assessed the deur gee, Ver- dict for plff, 8400 and costa F. W. Johnston for plff ; defendant not repre- sented by counsel \'anstone r Venstone - Action for money lent. Immediate execution ap- plied fin- and granted. Cameron & Wade for plff ; deft. not represented by coun- cil. Johnston r Seott-action ou 'promis- sory note. Verdi't for 81250, or sub- ject to the award of Judge Toms, usual order of reference to go. Cainerun, Holt S Cameron fur pill ; Garrott it Proutifont for deft.. Hays r. Pollard -Thu was an action to recover • $200 penalty for the enfringe- meat of the Election Act. The defend- ant was deputy -returning (officer at the February election of 1883. He adjourn- ed the poll and closed it for half an hour to take dinner. The adjournment was with theconsent of the agentsof b.than- os111osae. Harvey Howell, V. S,, td DeMoines, Iowa, is the guest of John Morris Mr. Howell will return with hie family next week. James (Ibwdie and wife, of Weterl'u, were visitingin thea section last week. On Mony morning last lightutn.i struck the gable ed of V. Fishers' baro, tearing off • few boards, but aid ou dainage otherwise, A. Snyder, of Waterloo. passed a few days with his brothers, J. and J. Sny• der, of this place. 3en>m111ey. We forgot last week to mention the efforts put forth by the teachers to make the school picnic at Hulntesville a suc- cess. Among thew moat deserriny of praise is Jus. Morris, the Ifedmiller teacher, who with his neighbor, 11 Hamlett, spared no trouble to make it the success it proved do he. Mr. Morris's emelt th work was well appreciated by all present. Soho . item Orem alt resets of Mose. sM en IM fewe [iehanad• Winghas is gong to follow the ex- ample of Clinton and reduce the number of councillors to two iu each ward. Mr. Ityun, of Mullett, hue • mane 36 ears old which is sucklumt a colt, and he was offered tl80 fur her a few days Me - There were 129 tickets for Tomato sold at Seaforth ettattwi on Monday ; 23 on Tuesday, and 10 on Wedueday. We understand that Sir Kicharsl Cart- wright lutenda visiting South Hurts about the first of N... -ember and will deliver addressee in beyond pals of the 'Wank The c•unty judges have permitted the Howica eoune'l to postpone the erection of • Division Court hall in Gerrie until nest spring. Thos. Peel., a young nun in the cm- ploymrut o[ Patrick Troy, Wept Wawa - web, got his jaw (roue brukeu in tau by a kick from a horse, Tuesday, teat week. D. O'Brien has sold his farm on the 6th conceesiou of Tuckenmith, to Wm. Greening for the sutra of $9,250. The twin contains 100 acres, mud les un it good trame (buildings. Should Mr. and Mrs. W. Jamieson, of the Huron read, hoe until next August. they will celebrate their goldeu wedding anniversary, and present appearances ars favorable. Very few couple enjoy domestic felicity fur the long pence' of 50 years. Dr. Pyne, of Toronto, has depose ut his farm ou the 4th con. Mores, to R. McMurray, .1 Goderich township. The Geo. M. Kilts has bere-engaged to teach the entire school here fur the nest year at an increased salary. J. R. Miller, P.S-I , paid the public school here an Aim' visit lately, and a large number of pupils, were promoted. Mn. V. Alton left lately for her home in Michigan state, after laying friends inhi nue vicinity a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mullin and daugh- ter returned home front a trip to Ottawa and other points. DnaF+rson. The ladies of the Methodist church here [net at the parsonage on Thursday afternoon, and re -organized the Ladies' Aid Society. ()dicers : -President, Mrs. Thomas Anderson ; secretary, Mrs. John Turner ; treasurer, Mn. Milson ; nee - president, Mrs. Holland. The fist work undertaken by the society will be to pro- vide meals and refreshments for those attending the show an the village on Oct. 8th. Tables will be erected. and meals served at the rear of the church. G3d.r:ch Township. One day last week J. Beacom threshed for A. Elton, 7th con., over 1,200 bush- els of grain •-cleaning flour and cnanging three times. Gabriel Elliott, of the Bayfield line. has bought George Balderson•s 80 acre farm for $2,3s)0. Illus Kate Sheppard is recovering from her recent illness. Adam Cantelon will shortly take a trip to Wolsley, Wulf Creek, on the Pre 'native Methodist colonization grant, N,W.T., where he has two stalwart sons successfully enveed in farming. Miss Frances Elliott. daughter of on: reeve, had the misfortune to have her. shoulder dislocated three times within two wee.s. Robt. Alexander has sold his 80 acre farm on the 6th con. to his brother John, of the 8th, for $4,500. This is an ex- cellent faro[, and was sold below its real value, but the late proprietor who has been living in Wiart..n for some time. is anxious to speedily carry out his plans for removal to British Columbia, for which place he starts in a few weeks. Geared c.nflsn s DentheINIittIOImaee awl to Two Nlaer et a - Catty, Sept. 20. -The 'Edit of Dim- ple telegreplu the authorities here test messenger maenger from Gen. Gerson brunet' se eighteen despatches. Two of thewere for the sheik of the Eabbabish Limbs, whish were delivered. Two other es despatches were directed to the n -in- law ••1 a sheik, who, however, had been ptwvenial y pabliely eseouteu tby order of the Mandi'a Amur iu order to overawe the people and compel these to juin the Heidi. The Amur with many chicle, was afterwards killed in battle. The meaaruger who brought the despatches reports fiat onJuly 24, Gen. Gordon's troop• slaughtered the rebel army which had been out aiminghint front Kordo- fan. Another battle was fought Arne* 30, which rwulte4iu Gen. (}unduetateee n icor the rebels to ratite the siege of Kha tuum, and during which Sheik Sidi, his sun. and their followers were killed. The above reports are awtiru.d by Kltateut Klause Bey, who is holding Haltiyeh with Egyptian soldiers. The Shaggieh and ,other tribes have come in and tendered their submissis•o. &tens r i now in perfect security. The pupala- tiou .d Berber has recovered from its fright .'ver the anticipated descent by Gen. O;ordou. The whole of the Shag- gieh country is is ow tranquil The chief, are imploringter mercmade and have ade a o-ompact upon the loran to abandon 1 the ttandi. The coinpact has thus far been ebserr.d. Meath .f sir. Jelin due de s. The cable brings news of the death of Mr. John Rierdon, which took place on pence paid was $$,u00. 1'he farm con- Sunday morning, at St. Leonards, Eng - tains 130 acres and has good buddings land wherehe had been staying with and is iu good condition, having been the Can of recuv eriug his health- Mr. iui ked after by Alex. Stewart, fur Dr. 11° Ri.,rdon was p i pular among his personal fronds and business actuaintances. He was warm-hearted and generous ; loved a good Joke anda good horse, and he hadthe faculty ed making money out of en- terprises which other men could not Boat. It canuut be more than 20 years ago when he used to visit the groceries selling wrapping paper en commission. After • while he gut hold of a paper mill and did an immense bossiness in news papers. He always liked to see and know his east rs. He would take big contracts on entail martins, and it was not his fault if he ever lust • good cus- tomer. Mr. Itiordon became a heavy creditor of the Toronto Nail, under the Patteson management of that paper, and to save himself Mr. Riurdon te:ok pus- *asion of the paper. He spent money freely to save the investment, and his g ood management did all was possible to cnunteraa the effect of the editorial blunders fur which that paper had been noted. Among his other large invest- ments may be meutieud that in a To- ronto. brewery and that in a London ga. company. Mr. Riordon s career is an example of what push and perseverance can do. He love money and worked Imre to get it, but he was no miser ; open and generous in his character and con- duct, he made many friends who will sincerely mourn his death. It is about two years once Mr-Rinrdon left Canada, seekwg in foreign lands the health he had lout in Canada. More than once, death has been dos. to him, and there has never been ground to hope for a complete recovery. His wife and son were with }rim to cheer hu Lot moments. -[Hamilton Timor Pyne. The other day while Mrs. S. Walker, sr., Morro, we. attempting to throw down a rail off the fence fur the purpose of climbing over, she gut one of her feet badly bruised by the rail accidentally falling ou it. She will, it is thought, soon be able to be around again, as fortunately 5.0 bones were broken. Herbert Clarke, the Woodstock ama- teur wheelsaan, whose tune entitles him to the claim of bring the tastest nun in Canada, was buru just (outside the cor- poration of Woodstock on April 19th, 1867 . and is consequently just seventeen years and five months old. Hem a boa of Mr. Oliver Clarke, linty of Sesforth, but us in business in Woodstock as a druggist's cleric. 1.' (rLEAKA\•T Ezrxstne•r. --The other day Mr. VenEoinend, of the Huron rod, went out to stop • tire which had caught in one of his fences, when he was overcame by the smoke and fell on the ground in a faint. The tire was burning iu dose proximity to him, and i when he c.sme ta, it Will with the utmost difficulty that be usanaged to roll away. ;Assistance was afterwards secured and the bre put out. For three months past a herd of three heifers and bull, of Polled Angus cattle, imported from Scotland by Mr. JasMc- ; Fortune, of and con., Hay, hare been in quarantine at *retreat. This being the time required by lair. they were brought huwe last week by Mr. McFarlane, and way be seen en his tarn. In some sec - nuns these cattle are exceedingly pope- ! Si. but whether they will replace the Durham and (other popular classes of stuck remains to be seen. As Messrs- H. Brandon and H. Haw- thurne, of Morris, were returning areal Wingham, the other evening, the -horses took fright, and springing to One side (of j the road upset the buggy, throwing the . 1 occupants out with great violence. The SCOTT ACT PICNIC. didates. His Lordship held that the defendant was liable to the penalty inns- lethltlep Farmer. ad Their Friends fleet much as the poll had been closed fur Together. the space of nearly half an hour. He -- mid he regretted to have to decide against A Hatt Act picnic was held near Win - the defendant, as he considered the throp on Friday, an the grounds of Mr. action a hard and oppressive one, eapeci- John Kerr, where a sumptuous dinner ally after the agent of the candidate had was spread at moon, and full justice was assented to the adjournment ; hot he done to ut by the keen harvest -appetites held that the assent ..f the agent was not of the temperance fanners •,[ Huron binding on the candidate. Country. After the meal wasover an Hays r. Arctatrone-This was an action ( immense Fathered Fatheraround the under the Ontsrio Election Act to recev- spoeakers' platform, on which was a large er the penalty against the defendant,who fide as returning officer during the cast ioal election. The charge was that he neglected or refused to produce the bal- lot papers for the purposes of • recount, when ordered to do so by the judge of the County Court. Action dimmed with coats, on the grnund that the de - fondant hod mit been pret erdy served with • notios-Mi-produce the papers. Wm. Lunt, Q.C., for plaintiff, Mr. (far- row for defendant McLean r Township of Hamo-.ction against the township of Harm for negli- gence in maintaining a bridge and road belonging to it Barrow & Proud - Secretary fix -M. P., and Mr. F. S. Spence, foot for 041E; Osler and McPherson for 23ecretary of the Dominion Alliances. defib. Verdict for plff, Jae. McLsau, for 1/arinK the specking rein began tee $5°- and Betsy McLean, $6"5 fall, and before the meeting ended came houses ran Into a neighboring barnyard, Iwhere they fell by being in some way entangled In the harness. The buggy, which was left in pieces along the road, is beyond repair, but we are pleased to say, however, the horses escaped unhurt, and besides a thurough shaking up Mr. Hawthorne was tone the worse for his adventure ; while Mr. Brandon was bruised, but not seriously injured. Fut". -On aVedneday morning, the 17th test., about 9 o'clock, as J. Den - bow's steam thresher was working on the number ..f Scott -Act workers, among' farm of D. Lavingaton,Morris,aspark from whom were Mr. D. D. Wilson,President the engine lint into the straw stack and despite the efforts of the men the tire of the County Scott -Act Ass.eiatiorm ; P Rev. P. Musgrove, Rev, A. McNaugh• mon spread to a wheat stack and a small ton, Dr. Smith, Mr. R.Turnbull, Hee. stack of ,oats,consuming both. The wheat Mr. Sabine, Mr. J. Morrison, Rev. A. stack c uitansd about 200 bushels of E. Smith, and Rev. John Gray. grain. This is the fourth fire Mr. Liv The chairman relict the meeting tc ragmen has suffered from in the past ovel.r, and after en enpewinq picas oi seven years. His house las been born. music by the choir introduced the dif- ed twice, hie tarn ,once and now his ferent speakers, who delivered stirring stacks. His insurance was cancelled on addresses, interspersed with choice magi- recount of the Ern arigioating from the cal selections. The speakers were Mr. *teem thresher. T. McGillicuddy, of Ooderich, Rev. T. One night last week the family of Wm. M. Campbell, of Goderich : John Mc. Reith, (of Hay,were awakened from their peaceful dumbers by the sound of foot- steps hurrying down stain. it appears a would-be burglar hal gained entrance to tht house sometime during the even - The grand jury came into curt with down very he•vily,'but the enthusiastic iug by crawling through the cellar win - the following findmga : Tree bill cgs inat audience insisted upon hearing the ad- dew, and then by stealing up -stairs, Henry .lames Ileamiah for murder ; two dresses, and hung on meetly till the where he doubtless intended securing bill against Thnmo Beamish,fnr murder, close. In the evening Jnr. Spence de• sone booty during the silent watches of true bill against James itesmuh f(ormnr- livered an eloquent locture of two hoop' the night ;but shortly after the family der :frac bill agiinat P. McDonald for length, during which he made a number I had retired to rot and visions of plunder assault :erne bill atr•rnat Rnbt McCal- of interesting experiments with alcohol were doubtless fleeting through his touch for felonious neo m The audience was most appreciative. rind, he was startle by the en - g --�-- trance n( D. Keith, who had been away, On Monday last week Chief inspector and thus dud nut reach home until a late H. Perkins brought Kerr Bros., of Bel- hour. The would-be burglar, about more, before Justices Hari and Dorland, this time thinking prudence wiser than and tined them 820 and costs, far violet- valor, glide down stain, paused out in;th L 1 Act of a Liquor License . 1883 by thrnn,ih the door, and in the twinkling of an eye was lost to view. OnWdneaday evening last the Mats, stables and sheds 4 Irwin Johnston, of the 8th concession of McKilk.p, together with their entire contents were cone McCrae r Beeler-- action on an agree- wasworking. He was • widower, over i ment for the .le by the pit and the 50 years ohatn f age, hthree children ail• purchase by deft 1 four village into in ing in Toronto, and wu a memter of the I Brns els. Cameron and Weele for pill ; liherbourne street Methodist church, of(;aunty and Dickson for deft. that city. His children are well up in I Court adjourned at 6.15 p. m. selling liquor on Sunday. M e believe THe annual international cricket match years, and just at the time of the accidentTian DAT. this is the first prosecution under tete bctweon the United states and Canada i hs ton was about to start for California I Tinian Court opened at 9 a.m. mew Act in the c unty. began Sept 15, at Phifade , and duI for the benefit of his heath. Mr. Irwin Th kindlymelt all proparatums for his in- e cues of McLean r tp ret Huron t- Fut a .meal nen-phy.icaay ennaider- e won by the Canadians. hairc.srs: First day torment, the Medy being forwarded to —first Toning- Canadiaau 179; i-nited Toronto for bursal The funeral took State 109. Some : Second day -- -second place an Sunday and was eery largely inning --Canadian., rot; 1'site.l states: attended, )Ir. and Mir. R. Ire:n. of 121. Total soiree --- Canadians, :CIO; this place, being a:17: thane who at- �r tended. Deoe.a,d ma0 of more mite States, 230. than ordinal/business and t'hristain mtelh actn a• one time been Tae Scot Act is to be v. ted on to the pie „p considerable property, and hence, g was coon 'no . ed - Mr. Mowat throw* a gigantic The grand jury found : a true bill fete shadow. During the wee' just drawing pletely destroyed by fire. Between eight rawrape agaimnet FreAerick &ammo Wm Hunter a Wee bill tree hill toe clue he overshadowed friend and � and nice o'clock in the evening Mr. ha alike, Sir John. Mr. Rlake, and all Jo,hnst. n w•a returning homeft ha Herbert ; after haw for rapeis against iohn A. Charms (nr nuisance. the rest of the papulaee s hvorities. iriR attended unwise at the Winthrop ill 'g Lord Landowne passed btraPeretteely , church, and when he got near his own rnt-*TH OAT. unnoticed in the "hurrah ' that attended place he mused a small flame issuing Court opened at 9 t m. the Provincial Premier's triumph. it is ! from the trident one o f his buildings but Mr. Loons, Q; C. for crown, msseed sot often that • lire lord finds his nose eesnty of Simone on the 9th of 11cteber ; "erupted prominent positions, both telt- for • bench warrant to be Maud against in Stormont, Dondu and tlkngarry on ' mous an 1 municipal, in the t own of Daniel MoDonahl. of Bayfield, and his the 11th and in Peel ..n the ?.'mrd of the Aumra, where he receded until his re- I lordship ordered the lase aoourdirgl . MRS month.neral to Tor.eitn, some nine years ago, I Lount, Q. C., crown e.aaael, e lite M 1, The singulanty o1 this axid.nt happen ; have the Ratee rape ease earned over M Tai-ua.ty, Nnveslier 64h, hu heel ing preciely a week later, to an bor, noel arises- His lordship granted the than tho nnw at the flay mill, and witho• I rw. nest. gippninted by the Governer (leseral aa a similar .ndosv, hu Owned e.Avoiderab, TAe Mats" mwrdsr ea s i• bi 1 ' day of general thanksgiving for Canada. I tNk among our /reopen --Oew Bra. ' green as we ge to prase pat ou: .4 joint by a plain mean ..f the panj >Iw. het "'tis only noble to be erroi," se the English laureate observe when M had no thought of • seat among the lord.. Soo emelt ennoentratd leek might tarn souse mew's heads, bet Mr. Mona( is accustomed to have his bread bettsrml spas both sides without letting it fall is Site dirt. -Tommie Wadi before he e'nM get meet his Samna spread so rapidly that he was not .only power- less to Soy them but was unable to re- move any of the contents 'its build- ings were s.Wnaive and good, and ens- tainsd the estern, esasai'a seep and aA the implements and atwai& of the firm sad the wire, was deetrnyad std Rett as arid* saeed. It was with the ditel-f- MINA the basew wee et 4 Na\. On 1unday, the !Ist inst.. the wife of W. Watson. taker. of a daughter. In Ashflrid 112th Con.i on the IIS ins[, the wife u( Samuel Brown, of a son. II AU/M. At Newton. I:ans•e.os Wednesday August 27th, h.' the Nee Mr. Price. Mr. I- Lary, to Mia Mamie Hum We, Touns's( daughter of Mrs. Humble. of Rromda. Erre a e owls-OaAfsfVL AND eolorOUT- ueu.-"By a thoronfe [sawlcdse of the natu- ral laws which rovers the operatles& d iisestion and nutrition, and by • o•reful application of the line properties of well- aek•cted cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which ma Dare us many heavy r ' doctobilin. It is 1 the Judicious use of such articiesof diet that • constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to ✓ esist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around as ready to attack wherever there is a weak paint. We may escape many • fatal *bah by trepans ourselves well fortified with �st�e blood and a properly nourished frame.'-G�istt Se, :ire Ilezette. - Made simply with boiUaa water .x milk. Hold onlyIn Meter= Tins itib. and Ib.l, by rocers, Steadied - JA Kira k t o„ Homoeopathic Ch*mfeta, Leedom Eao." Wderteh ■amts. GoDRalca. Sept. S. Mi. Wheel. 1 F•111111 torsi. ........ 00 76 to M Wheat, IP+prlI • bsa........ Oil Floor. i barrel.................. 426 Oats. C bush OM Peas. a hush 030 • Barley, s bush..........»..... 043 Potatoes s hush «........ 0 N Hay s ton .................... 760 Batter. 0 a..s 16 • el 1 insdot (....j.......,,',: 18 aborts. C•ewt........... ]M! • f3 Bran. 8 • cwt ".� neve.• . •.� . 0 woepil. cwt::.. «:::.:. 1 70 a tee.' .. ..:::::::" .. es aMaptin*::......... ......... .. 1 b M M 10 N M >s IS inn neve ANNEAL EXHIBITION or Toa WIN* COUNTIES' FAIN ASSOCIATION Will be held In the city d ST. THOMAS, Twesday. wednesday.rTloesdsy A Fetday. Sept, 30th, Oct, lsti 2nd & 3rd 1 1884, OPEN TO TRE WORLD. Very Liberal Prize Litt A Number of *Special Prism SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Hanning Rare. Prises for Lady Delvers with Moshe TOM. renews' Premium It.ee and Trial or �Zaed for rtentM.one% lined Horse ; deo 1*SMaaM} for Facers cad Trotters. AO ?sr prise.. fired fors Pete Lel sad Premiums. ♦M ODDFBLLOWS' MIRED 1W0 will to I. Mhadasse- UXRY RROPW 1 JOHNA. lying. Mb SATS leis gggrt� !'