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THE HURON SIGNAL FRY DAY. NOV. 2&, t884. _
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t that, had warrants issued ter HLS(TPION ODDII'IRe.
ir HE HURON SIGNAL )r/►Tiff+dlJ( /alfa ' fl k l'BLflBk1- Da lazy, all Canadians
.eiehu t,my. Chair wisel lkrtyto, however fled alae,
habit man Canadians and AmerwW Mw testy tltrteeswatp.. wree t#t1M •.d t'N•elaaw'. rtara/Ity er tar llsrvsaa.s
cis Ylebed every YrldaJ Motives or Mc I ThrA the y a ttr i ltaa nuc •once boon tuurd, wanes. taetsert rlar..t at 1.1ae.
an CL'DDI $cue, u their Uelcc. North tl 1 have o1I elevating alien tort while seated, ltitcbell has ancon c„rwittad to
of die Squat -0 tea It u, we uuderuta wd, the iutoutiow o,t bet
t,i u due to the tact that owing to the bad dead his trial at the next Assizes, and ! ••
our Ttor • drools to baa i.et Sir John A Middlesex County, Conn.. steer ' !lu•env, \ r. 21. 'Clea State sr-
UODEHICH, ONTARIO the a 1 1 l `ventilation the ould air keep: near the bail to the su oust of $1,200 has been 'mortgaged Ahe fu on to teat ou Blsiu. I taswu earn at mon.
All to C.n
ssatry byltee to all para of the s°sina. r i Macdonald on the 17th u( L►eoemlwr, byI `assets rt- Weald mon. ivied the looting
eetisstry the earliest mad/sand traits Ikon, and the fact el chtUed it alluwd taken aur hu appearuuoe. This fallowA hd ort, Corea. , two to I Sf the tables its follows: sett ib -Highest Doting
Mer•ladmitaios IL has • r ameba- ,ray of crlrbratiog the I••rtisth ansa g j Martyr, it will au.t romewberg t appear- Kele
SS* aa7 +d i. our
otirpt r in i►1. pert utto remain on the floor. The learned p q cattle elector - •1'rieet. 61►3,1iNi ; rho/hest
d b oto( u(tbe sac colo seweitet rtrsaq of his advent to public life ed n several lotto( luras the o the eat two crows it Mate was not r ' t•
doctor• however, latah W atuuant for the Sc.,tl Act campaign to , tsiuua to the A mud Republican in Dover, N. d• e 1
w •tellable 1)uur•at■ in deutan We think the idea is a mime, one, sad pant 'PP'K BrV Ret•ubliean eleater Gerson, 41LOOtl-
as It deo. alif above. ressesstfels I 1 (s that the herb aro tilted higher dor- Act, and his addresses were speei•lly d to walk w a I)ew.wr.ttic eared* to • 1 lure!ity, 1,149. Lowest Demuorstio
(a addnbm to tene shoe+, A stet -clan ' evidently emanated tem • great head -
Lode 1.* la advance.
pa)....; an
p sea rpr( a ( perhaps from that of the venerable chid -tiny the du. days, as the American ur a,tieeable fur his vulgar pommel attacks pay his bet. i elector IMendurter, 503,068 ; lowest
Zile -
let upon clergymen and uthen whu oppased Outs ,r the ether of two Bridgeport lgepurt 1 whl►can eh.,ttor Yarns, bGl,$71.
ltitttiss il.se t• eetv•nor, w,rta,te pre trsld) 1 Canadun takes his 'loaf' en the un p•wen w►11 share ..d his halt, wht.kert and `1•luralay. l,o;i. Hii{heat prohibi4wa
Wisher*: t1.7S, it td before .ox alis tato, hisnarlf. There will, be •mud , nes- haw. No awn monied to know trona
pa hotel verandah. whence he cause, c r to whom he • ebn•wa to settle an idiotic bet
elector --Miller, Y,S,0011 ; lowest-Elb
U not tea paid. This rel will be trkdIJ tion, be au ens husiastie gathering, and y
wet Cy Aoverrr three
Eight rents . o that we eau be looked upon $. ego- belonged, and had he not appeared
A New Yuri: supopa,rter of Bain inroad , worth. 24,'919. Highest Butler elector
as Aran assentor: three cerate per f c r & t T int the auspices and p•tnn►•Ktl to wear • Plumed Knh(ht enif.•rw a u- -U Donnell, 17,W4 ; lowest -Campbell.
tributingtothesucawof the entertain- MAItTl ti AlITCHELL of the the ttautt Act A.o,cation, re
subsequentInsertion.vealso•firs-clawtiuuuusly for thirty dojo 1t Jamie* was ,14;,751. After this at.uuutxroweut the
quarterly °ontruu at reduced rates. ment we would suggest that the uwtluea the defeateal. ; ....others of the 1: ,,std si{mei fhe tables
'Wag
e:.—A'o have o.oaerstclass h K
ebelaed.tartment tnwenneation and possess- Ger the •occasion be selected drum the A rash !setter iu Now Y•tek agreed, it j Aad cernitloater.
ag the mast complete out •at and hest facilities the
r ttwdntr out aura to l: at 1.6 ea n prepared heed ( his ,sant and he 1.»t, to read the entire lutsnrtIt page ut
isMasf Tertiatllne•twtcwsthategnnot ulgeMtlemartly l the New York T:shu.sc weublic every FLT. 11.4.6.14113 ASSAULT.
Mrten, and of i e _atltJ that comet ►e
1111.11011114.-T•rnalmM• Unfortunately, several of there who hu! day for es months.
breis br ught roto c.ntaet ani i n One fleshy women in West Romney', faiAflaae9 Usti' ►rtslsM• • slat T
N. ll.. wheeled suutlwr Iweiny-live rods I peed r• r anereSM/ treat nor
because Cleveland was elected. A pro• rearsNes.
cession of 100 torch -bearer Accompanied I .
them. His Grace .trcbhishop Lynch Inas sant
W. C. Brace, a Cleveland, 0., oyster 1 the fallowing letter to Mr. McCaigue,
dealer, wagered his place of business, his I the old gentleruan so seriously injured
house and every dollar he p•,etemed, taut at Thornhill on Sunday last by his pas-
ha wife served au attachment cm the `t,or, !'.cher Egan :
stakeholder. I "ST. Mt••Nari. s PAL.t a,
Donald Dingwall wheeled Allred A. "Cornea, Nov. 19, 1$84.
Murphy around a square in New Haven "My dear Mr. lleCsigue, I be to ex-
Murphy
Cleveland was elected. Tu avoid Pr to you my most sincere grief at the
colliding with a car he duetted his head treatment that you received drum your
past••+ ase Sunday last, and offer to you
In tho mud. i all the apology in my power, begging of
Two workmen in the Winchester Arms 'God to gins you the gtaoe to suppurt
factory, New Haran, would out het I with patteuce obis heat y trial, Siad to
money, but decided that the loser 'Mould I forgive hint who, 1 presume, did not in -
go own his hands and knees to and trans told to nurt you bodily. However, as
work for two weeks. . he cannot hear your peiw, he will snake
Henry 6rau.e, a guvernraent employee ' all the reparation in his power by Be-
at Cehicsgo, &awed a cord of w.,od 10 I fraying expenses that you may be at on
(twit of the Custom House s. the result account of this unfortunate accident. To
of anelection toot. He was encourei;rd I vindicate as far as possible the humor of
by • brass band and an enthustaatic our church, I have forbidden the priest
crowd. ' t•• celebrate mass until he has triad., ono -
If Blain bad won, a Wheeling, W \'a., din penance for the violence and anger
taleewensn waste give • Cleveland drum- he hes exhibited to the sacred edifice
mer forty-eight kisscs in four monthly', bete. tittle ; and until he has made all
instalments. As it u, the young lady the satisfaction in his power 1o, you and
will wear areal akin *some, which the ;o the Church that he has scandalized, I
drummer will settle for. stn sure that all the {,nests of our die -
P. T. Barnum agteed,if Cleveland was cease, and I might add all the priests
elected. to ell ala et, rateable property, who will hoar of this untortuttate affair,
including 200 !rouses in Bridgeport, will share in my s•.rrow and iudignation.
Conn., fur (one-fourth less than actual "N•• priest has any right without au -
value. N. B. --He won t do it, all the i orizatton from his eacestastial wperi-
same tors to nail up pews in his church to pre -
William Elba, of Wheeling, W. \-a., vent people from entering them, mueb
will count every tae en the Saltier. fi 1esa can hec forcibly eject 107 proper
Ohio track between Wheeling and !Slash• Morn who conducts ►um.lf well in the
ington because Cleveland is elected. church.
Chris. Miller agreed, ii Blain was elect• ' I remain, dear sir,
ed, 1. push a hand cart .over the Naai••n-
"Yours very faithfully,
•4Jone Jnerrh LYN('H.
al pike from Wheeling to Washington. ••Archbishop of Toronto."
Alf. Burnet, a Cherheston, S. C., de- Mr. \1cCaigue said to Father Roi.uey,
tecttre, bet that Blain would have a whom the Archbishop sent lout to inves-
larqer electoral majority than Garfield notate the affair, that he did not wish hu
had. If he had won D. B. Geshorn case with the priest to Do before the
respectable audience would have *riven
tau a hewing ,r would hate suffered Isis
The Precious Pair el L,.b-11ers iuselence, and, even as it was, he was
Up." several tunes for n
'land Qp. emulate ton the raattor '-
„ with him, as
WIN" the res.. tills" eftlb. °M.P. °Paw well as a number of the papers of the
e t rara.-ter Taletes. county, criticised his ungentlemanly
einduct and utterances, and in this w•
gsve hint notoriet and impurtsnce which
During the past week or two our ex- he never could have obtained in any
changes have commented on the vile' other way. Puffed up by this attention
letter issued by Martyn and Mitchell in , he was ca inducedlibrg duto et' upon last sally,
the Winglum i'o•1• tae. \l ithout except-
ion, the press has coidemued the action etn'ng arm o1 the law. Had he been
of the libeller in ria uncertain fashion.iii left severely alone, or treated with the
The Wingham witting hasn't a friend to contempt e hi h11wsuch
wort haveg
euss sunk
jo
defend him in all the •urnalislis frater- bats deserve,
pity Among the annoy articles we hate from public tie*, and would not likely
obarrved, we select the following, as • have been able to give even as much
ro8ex of public opinion uu the question : 'annoyance as he has done to respectable
tClitcatdine bloc 'opinion
people. As for Mitchell, it is hard to.
Dr. Martyn,Anti-Scot orator in Hurn I say whether he u most drsen m2 of pity
or condemnation. He is a precocious
county, after the campaign was finished and senseless youth, who has had placed
w ade •list of the opposing speakers who at his dispels) by an indulgent parent •
had annoyed ham most and then proceed tartan ore. anal types, f theproper
ed to "show them up" in a letter to the . use or printing
of which he uttir
Wingham i"ulrtk, tonaiuing slander in I 1 i,gnurant, and has un more than one
quantity sulEnent to bankrupt a million-
, been Irl into similar troubles by
•ire- of the victims, Rec. Mr. ; becoming the dupe of more designing
Campbell and Gee. Aehesen, ..f Gude• j ,nen, andmay
although he have to suffer
rich, entered suite for criminal libel !
siren the writer and publisher. the punishment in this instance, he will
•g I do se as the victim .4 °then behind the
Seaforth Sun (Anti-Scott) !scenes, who are more deserving of the
It is not our intention to became Dr. 1 lash than he. This is but another ex-
Martyn's apologist or attempt to justify ' ample of the danger of placing power in
his conduct in this matter, yet we think Ithe hands of incompetent or designing
Dr. Martyn is nut naturally a bad man, sten. This sapient youta, Mitchell, is
but was cruelly imposed upon by a more I utterly incompetent to be entt tasted with
designing man. We have season to be. 1 the management of a public journal, no
bete this t•s ba corre_t, es we noticed management j matter how insignificant. Iu o•rrober-
upon our hot acquaintance with the anion •.1 this •taten.eit, we publish the
Dr., that he was susceptible to beim► int- I following items front the l-uiet'.e- of last
posed upon by his accepting every state- + week. The tint, it will be seen, is an
maul heard as truth and repeated is as abject apology for publishing alartyn's
such. I letter, and the excuse is given that it
(listen New Era. secured insertion during the absence of
Dan Martin, for whose arrest a war -'the E liter, while immediately following
rant was *iso issued, s.tippel oat, tsar- i this, in the same column, we find the
ing the unfortunate instrument el his -1 second quoiation, whit. glories in the
villainy, to bear the burden of defeats iprotita made by publishing the letter,
alone. Mitchell apologised to Rev. Mr. and the Editor plumes himself upon his
Campbell last week, but this. evidently, 1 great generosity in according to Martyn
was not considered satisfactory. It is I that ••liberty .,f speech which all Canadi-
pretty near time that the 1'of.Ne editor , ens love w well," although, if we are to
learnt wisdom, f or he has already floured believe his tint statement, that 'liberty'
in more snits of this nature than any was obtained without this knowledge or
editor in the e•sunty, and by pandering consent. The following are the para
to Martin's vitiated tastes, has Inst what- 'graphs alluded to :
ever influence he possessed as a muurel.
•l -poi enquiry we learn that the
charge power in \\'imglam. made by Dr. Martin against Rev.
Gorrie Enterprise. T. a. Campbell, of Gtderich, in his
We had hoped that our young friend Wier of etmssspotulence, which appear -
of the YGiente had hal experience enough ed in the it issue of the 1"itette, are
in libel suits during his *hart an,er as a taterly wroundless and entirely with•sut
more than we ahoald pay homage to l , j ournalut, G, teach him to be more wary, foundation. Rec.ntnizin,t the fact that ! f asci thoroughly h
FE .11 .1 LE MG vI(IPAL VOTERS. but it seemed he has again succumbed Mr. Campbell has been unjustly dealt That is settled beyond real!. ,Cheers work, and aystemauc and untiring in
in aim and to his last :mos with by us, we hasten to set this matter In the spring there was only one Liberal their labors. It would have been an
against the Franchise, and the: was Mr. economy of both life and money if the.
Goschen. But now he hes gone. 1t had been 1200 Canadian boatmen en -
was like the story of the ten little nig--
gen-nine were disposed • f, and finally
one little nigger was left atauding shone ;
but he or ,t named, and then there was
none. (Langhter.; So with Mr tic
-one little ...iberal was left standing
alone ; he goo: rnnvetted, and then there
was none. Much lau_hter Yea, the
Liberals were converted and s. a were the 1 agreement with Cleveland is false. Every
Tories, except the Right Hon. James man in the country, he says, will be folly
Lowther, who was the only Conservative represented in the next cabinet. Ore
who spoke out and said the pe.,ple ought .of the principal meanings in the Demo -
not to he enfranchised. He believed Mr. critic victory, if he understands it aright
Cavendish Bentinck said so te••,, but he is that while they cannot do away with
did not count. Laughter ) Well, that arch ge..graphical expressions as north
was a very encouraging state of things. and a..uth, they can du away with them
The whose Tory party were king •b.out as political factors.
the country hollosing tout for reform, but
the melancholy thing was that nobody Draw strauKat ma of raw wersaNN,
would believe them. (Hear, hear ; He London, Nov. 25. -The Middlesex
hoped and trusted this agttatieen would law association has passed the following
not evaporate amply by making the Lords
ulouthe Franchise Bill. He had no motion
bt they would do that, but they mut That the system of the administration
do something more. if they did not of justice, centralized at Toronto, and
seize now the opportunity which was he- established in the infancy of the province
fore them •ef clearing away the great nob- when it was sparsely settled, has long
stack to all prescreen, that House of here-
ditary humbug -(charms and laughter; -
the Liberal party would f' re themselves
to be the meekest, wMfMt, mildest, and
most miserable of politicians that ever
professed to belong to a free country.
(Cheers and laughter.) Could the human,
inlet ect imagine any greater absurdity
than • hereditary House tof Lettislature 1
A set .of men who, simply because they
were born, we. allowed to overthrow all
the people of this country. through their
elected repreaentat:ves, teethed atone. If
they wanted a pair of shoes would they
go to the man wh•• made them hest, or
t•, a hereditary shoemaker 1 laughter.
The man who believed in such systems
was on a level with one who behaved
in the divine right o.f kings, in the
worship of Membn Jumbo, or the
ern ows of the Claimant. :(hen and
laughter.) He knew that English-
men dearly loved a lord. it was
part of their religion. (Ltnghfer. ; The
time had at last arrived when the few
had their day, and it was time for the
many to have their day. :Cheers.) The
plan of dealing with the House of Lards
was Ger the Hou. of Commons to move
an address to the Qoeen. pnyine her
not to issue the write sumenosing the
Peen, and if their lordships then as-
sembled there would be policemen at the The lecturer deserrd a better audaooa
door to keep them out of the Hou. of !The short notice, we @appose, was the
Lnrds. it they penis/ed-if Lord Rale- ewe.
leery, yielded to. great pressure (nein J. C. Doherty hm bought two frame
wttMwt, presented hiayelf, let him he cottages on Charas -et,, and ie Sttirng
taken before a masihlrate, who would them op, one to reside in and the other
say -Lord Salispory, sit month, ow the to newt.
treadmill Inc you. (Mach laughter. The en ee firm rut Pay t Wise-
ttlret Lord Randolph Churchill admitted man have added another teeter* of M-
thegtssatMn of oho hour was Shalt the trseliuea by the receival on Wetttte.
Reese ell Lords to abolished 1 Yea : the el s new sat d blinds e1 Miele OMNI
4/ of &silk a ass at bead whets the miler whish adds meek to the best if
el life *mei , rising like/lowest of the stets, mahl.g it the heedelt.r
best- kreowit say nu is of the guest of
evening. For lunatics
"Send ape another ten thousand.
'Tis the last tine of calling. Don t fail
me. Answer today.'
"These hands are ..lean."
"I wish to God 1 cuuldi catch him"
(tial).
"1 have uo confidence in the breed."
"The Crooks Act is not worth the
FQIDAY, 1!ftMV. 2STu, 1884.
:re
THE RIAMISH
A correspondent, aiguine himself
"Fairplay," writes t,. the Seaforth
taki.ig exception to the statement
al the Beamuh trial which appeared in paper it is written upon,'
Tie Sit.NAL a couple of months ago. He "That little tyrant, Mowat.'
thinks we di.l not give a fair statement "The Minims, the Hardys the Lardys
t the caw, Inasmuch as we failed to lay and the Dardys,"
any attention to the evidence of Mrs. '•1 can lick you quicker than h -11 can
Jenkins. Well, for the benefit of "Fur- , scorch a feather."
lay," we sol say right here that we "i'11 slap your ; bluest's) d -d little
ignored the little woman's testimony in- chops.'
tentionally. She may be a very estim- "Chat fellow Smith ,,Donald A. ` is the
able person, but she trade n t effort t, biggest liar I ever knew."
conceal heranimusagaiust the pns..nen - • Nut one acre of land, not one stick
in fact, during her exatuination she went . of timber, not one pound of ore, not one
ounce of mineral shall Ontario obtain.'
•'The Tory hounds will follow the old
fox to the last."
far out of -her way to exhibit it. As to
oar comments upon the judge's charge,
they were fully borne out by all who
beard the remarkable speech which Jus- The above and a thousand•and-one
tiee Wilson made againat the prisoners, gems of a similar order of brilliancy are
and which was practically a most Outs- oriental with the great and only Sir
aided steaming up for tate crown. It is John Macdonald the "Man ..f Canada,"
not the first time the learned justice has ai•tlte London Fro. Pr.xl delights to call
allowed his peroral feelings to get the him -and would look well hung around
•better of his judgment. We do 'not the banquet chamber, in letters ..f geld
I think it the " height of presumption" for with silver kning, on • ground of red to
a newspaper to differ trots the opinion of match the old veteran's new G. C. B.
(a judge ;-if it were so, it would not be breeches and gold neck chalet.
fin the interest of justice. A judge u If the cutnmittee ,f management see
•oppcsed to be an authority on natters fit to act upon our suggestion in this
of law -although sometimes he is not matter, the honored, guest of the even -
even that, and often has to be coached ing would only have to cast his eagle eye
by the counsel before hitt- but on mat- around the banquet chamber to be re-
tort; of fact any intelligent person who minded of some !articular episode in his
watches a case closely, has as good a remarkable life, and to tind texts to talk
from to his admiring hearers.
We know of nothing that would con-
tribute to the success of the entertain -
anent more than to have the sayings of
right to express an opinion as the learn-
ed judge before whom the ase is tried.
There never was,agd there never will be,
until the end; of time, an infallible
jjadge. Hence our objection to low the l'lueftsuu thus indelibly .tamped
u and worship the dicta of Mr. Jus- upon the remembrance of tho faithful,
who in years to come, referring to the
banquet would say.
'Twas merry in the hall
When the beards wagged all:
We'll neversee 11. like *gala.
Adam W dear We agree that
fans are jnatly proud of our insti-
and laws, ' but we fail to see why
should reverence the opinion of a
who charges in a partial manner,
agreed to ride a blind mule through
Charleston's streets. Barnet henna, of
course, will have to swim the Kanawha
River from bank to bank for four hours.
secular courts ; that he appealed to the
Archbishops court and left it in his
leads, as Catholics should de in the dis-
pones between their priests end thew -
selves.
**The fierce of ■er dttarJ ■embwa."
''rater eSeetaradtaa teatmea.
Sir Wilfred Lawson, M. 1•.. who was - -
received with loud cheer. at a recent London, . ZS. - Correspondents in
demonstration, and : it is not a bastion Egypt unite in praising the Canadian
whether the peopkrhai ►era nosh . batmen as ugh y *goalto their
hangman who acts inhumanly with At the next niumeipal election the to his t,asett g
wretch that the law bas condemned he at the same time glories in his act, right in the sight of the public. During
die. They are both parts of the ma- women of the Province of Ontario who apologizes for it,and speaks as though he our absence the letter found a plat in
binefor carr
possess property and pay tale* in their really enjoyed the visit teen the Chief our columns, and we have since learned
ty carrying out the law, but own right will have the opportunity af• Consable who arrested him. %'e hace that nut ono.ingle charge is true, and
ither of them anatitute the law its forded them of outing for the men who heard later in the week that Mr. Mitchell at the earliest possible opportunity we
• ty' build n their taxes in their dilierertt has been placed under bunds ti appear deem it our duty, in view of the fact,
With reference to what "Fairplay" hat P at the Spring Assizes. and that at the to make the atnende honorable."
P 7 localities. The intrcductia.n 1.1 women lot moment Mr. Martyn supped for Now for No. 2:
say about the petition in favor of alio as a votin element. will materull changeparts unknown.
K Y "We were unable to supply the de-
mand for the I'iefefte last week, notwith-
standing the fact that we printed 50 ex-
tra copies. No less than 40 '•.,pies were
ordered by Gosdericn people. For daring
to publish Dr. Manses letter we lost
two subscribers and gained nine, and
sold 55 extra papers at live cents each.
Our loess was $2, while the gain was
$11. We hare repeatedly been inform-
ed ly certain parties that we would lose
if the women only claim their rights at the same town, 'with having spent some for daring to give Dr. Martyn the liberty
the ballot -box. Of crone, we expect to time in a California jail for fraud. Mr. of speech which all Canadians love so
hear the hoodlums denounce in uniaeas- D'niel McGillicuddy, of Tea Sweet, well, but we a. willing to lose in this
he says, was egged out of Brussels ; that manner every week."
tired terms all women who avail them- he was intoxicated at a certain silver _
selves of the municipal franchise, but wedding, and that he fell into the cellar;
COUNTY CIIIt]3ENCY
denounce as they may, their denouncing and hada $40 whiskey bill unpaid,
will not hinder the good and true women These are scandalous charges, and we hew' M. ant +zeds ed err•• sat os ske
them to appear in print. They inay be
wonder at any newspaper roan allowing
akar Meaas,ae.
true, or they may not, but they ars o1 a
brutally personal nature, and it is • dis-
grace to Canadian journalism that they
should have received publicity. Feeling,
we aro afraid. has waxed pretty warm
in Huron over the Scott Act, but now
that the tight is aver the defeated should
submit to the majority, and rive up
throwing dirt at one another.
mutation of the sentences sof the con -
the complexion of our municipal councils
ed men, we have .only to state that it all over the pruyinoe, it the female voters
signed by the bat -informed men of •ee fit to avail themselves lof their privi-
cuuity, many of them being of those lege.. Heretofore, the bummer element Intim who took a prominent part in at -
be watched the ase most closely --the -that .*tying mass which always tempting tr defeat the boots Act in
jury being tot the number. The , Hmon He charged the Rer. T. •i.
leaned toward the whiskey -keg -was the Csmphell, of l:olerich, with being di -
was not sent down to the neigh- deciding factor in all municipal contests, voiced irotn his fins wife ou the ground
ood of the tragedy fur signature,nur but, hereafter, they will count tor naught of adultery; and Mr. Geo. Acheson, of
it sent cut anywhere for promisee -
signature. It was signed only by
who had listened no the ase in its
y,and by the most responsible men
various localities. It was not
necessary, in the interest of jus-
, to send the petition for signature to
persons who had had differences with from rating in favor of good office -hold -
prisoners abut the line fence, or era. In Goderieh we haw fully one
tate laM,r, or breacby mule, ur du• hundred female roues, and we hope to
eeonoerning the quarrels net ehilrt- see them cosh oa Wthe New Year's
ut.r was it presented to any of that election and show the men that locked
ors patens whuse reprewnatire, them tout of • public meeting that they
seder oath to tell the truth, the take an interest not only in the general
trunk and netbiuR but the truth, affairs ed the c.unty, but also that the)/
kedged that the evidence given are going to assert their rights in muni•
the judge was "stronger" than cipa) affairs The women of Oooderich
gives before the coroner's jury, and an determine upnn the town council o f
said hotly, "it will he stronger next Goderich for 1888 it they make up their
" That is the ramie, p,.thly,wby minds to do so, and front their plucky
petition was n•,t promoted tee "Fair-
" for ,i,fsature. (Inly the names of
who were leaked upon as being the
intelligent in the enemy, who had
ully digested the case, end who had _
▪ personal buil toward er prejudice Tits suggestion regarding Farmers
inat the prisorere were 'elicited. And Clubs made by "A Colborne Farmer" in
fact that the petit sou has been favor- last week's Santer. is* good one. We front drunkenness to adultery. War-
y received by the Minister ed leaden, hope the fanners of the district will take rant' ter the arrest of the writer and
that at an 'aril' day the sentence• of the hint, and form clubs on • pneticahle Publisher have been issued at the iusti-
or all cf the prisoners will be mater- h.ai.. The lecturer • anted h the gallon of the reverend gentlemen, the
Mr/ -
commuted, is the bort evidence that pp'' 7 charge being criminal libel. Mr. Mo-
tloocernment are •bee men, and can rend (nllicaddy is ane td the editors and pro -
gentlemen who andertu.ok the gen or good ssautance, but •he more pro- cetera of the Goodench Swau_ lie
•upof the petition Wok the wisest and peruse fermata of the section c n .Js, promptly nailed the lies circulated
Mt emirs* in the matter. against himself. It is not likely he will
give many valnahle hints ton •griceltore !Umlaute roust preoeeedines, as clean
•11 "Fairplay" is really actsaced by din of a most pmeical nature. Let the notepaper men a. quite •hie to excon-
ed motires,we will be most happy farmers 611 up • portion of the winter ate, singlehanded, such carrion as Mar -
him the use of the relevant ed ezrhanging idesa with one an,sthe•r oe tin hat proved himself to be.
1814,41., tot fitter* a,aumunieauoro& the theory sad pima..d ottnenitere. Huron Expositor.
maim, w
Toro( Rtuv. A couple of
(aodertrh Is la weed of a publk hsii.thie tor weeks ago
nx a worthless character. who
not owe and o•eetews boor, ser we pretense 1",,..1^4himselt Dr. Martyn, peh fished it
gee, will gee It alter iw,vrdine is weeded a wungham per a letter, in which he
OIL IMtn.-antiew maridard. made several heap and Iihelioow charges
Tut, tat. G,:derieh always leads Kin- •pint she characters of eerain genttle-
esrdia. She leak the burg in pupils men in dein onunty• and swims others
den, and in the harbor line, and the fine- the Rev. T. M. Campbell, ra4 G diriob.
hrdt of the bte Roti. ("powof
arnment odes. will he here befogs Kin- I Mt" imow' se tMgwstbrhirees ionto+bSs.i i to the unties
.. ea.4,tbey prshfrc
age than dawn of ems,merlin is thought of at Ottawa. Clinton log eilarppmMartyr fM tavifN ef
Mitchell Advocaat'Anti Seott.i
Dt:asaat'Lrl•LJou asiL1+at.-Last week
• Wingham paper published a most scan-
dalous letter from Dr. Martyn, gentle -
efforts airing the Scutt Act campaign
we are inclined to believe that they will
give a good record at the municipal
elect ices.
A. Sutherland, o Seeforth, ham,pur-
chased the farm of Siidney Morton, near
Alma, Mullett, for $1,500. The farm
contains 50 acres. Mr. Morton intends
removing to Kana
At a special meeting of the Preemie
school beard Miss Richardsam,of Clifford,
was engaged for the third teem at a
Kincardine Reporter. salary of $275, and Mus Widetield, of
The publisher of the Wingham Fel'lt Uxbridge, for the fourth room at a saiary
has neither common sense nor judgment. /1f $250 per annum, duties to commenw
He is no sooner out of one trouble for on the 1st of January.
Samuel Smillie, deputy reeve of Tuck -
libelling respectable people than he get.
into another, After the Scott Act cam-
paign. he allowed one D. Martin, Ph. D., dent recently. He was lifting • plow
to use the columns of the t"irfoeffr to into the wagon, when the boards of the
circulate eeriow charges against Retia nasi box tipped up, frightening the
Taylor. of Hayfield, Campbell, o.f (lode horses, cueing them fn sari suddenly,
rich, Anderson, of Whitechurch, Charl-
ton,
thrown g' IN r. Smilbe nut and dislocating
ton, of Wroxteter, and Messrs. Mc(iilli- his elbow.
caddy and Acheson, of (ioderich, Mar- Wee Utn it 1 -Some person or persona
tin s charges were specific, and ranged mast have aspite against D. E.Caweren,
of Lrcknow, and they are showing their
revengeful spirit by poisoning his raht-
ahie dogs. • •Old Bruce," a dog valued
at $75, the property of the above-named
gentlemnan, lately dial from poison. ad-
ministered by some inhuman wretch
u nknown.
the above was in type we learn
B.smish, the father, has beets
and sent home. and we have
to believe that exe utire elemency
shortly he extended to the sons. -
ALJ
Miasmas. s. Wardrit - -The village of
Underwood and vicinity was thrown into
a stare od great excitement recently by
the news that a child, three montbs old,
had been sound in a pig pen belonging to
John McLean, on the 411t con. of Bruce.
it appears that a heartless woman by the
wee of Bornet, of the 2nd con. of
Brwse, had quarrelled with her husband,
sad not for the first time, and that she
brwtally revenged hint by casting the
*bid where, if it had been left a few
memeuts hoist, the chances are that H
week! have barn devoorsd by a bog that
ins fast abost eeisirg the pour child
Atm Kra Melissa luckily remote tie
wawa. The ease was pat in the beads
of a ttle$istrate, and aNieaRh the tether
s alio ono ,!,payee, or may now put la its threats skim ler et- 1 the latter, awl MiteMoll. tAe ta•ehNs4.•- . v +ee., daeed sand *!zinced t Wilde the
Iter •- , , '.1 .1 a n' , e. t1.... ergleid •I M•.e l,.•r :! . . a ,,
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gaged instead of 400.
What Hendricks says.
- New York, Nov. 25. --Hendricks de-
elarn that he has not discussed the
subject of thecahinet with Cleveland as
yet. The story that he has had a dis
since become easeNed to the require-
ments of the lei air the hest
interests of i require a loosl
sdmiuistration,af as far as prac-
ticable in the count) where the litigation
*riser.
C11=tan.
List week was ;Me of atmospheric
delight. The sun shone beautifully the
most of it. though the nipping nights
told how swiftly winter was coming. For
the sunbeams and the leaves have said
good bye.
-Ter the winter months are costing.
And the bees be rewrapped their henselae.
And the sett bird. south are flying,
o)cer towers dead or dying."
The jubilee singers are billed to give
one of their sacred concerts in the Meth-
odist church next Tuesday evening.
There is rumor of another grand as-
sembly to he held shtortly with a greater
scale of magnificence than the last use.
The air of this week has been made
musical by the merry ring of the marri-
age bell. no lean than three couple being
united for weal or fcr woe Ws aid in
wishing then all • merry and happy
voyage through life.
A Mr. Ronayne, from Chicago, Rave a
lecture on the Bible in Perrin's block.
in bit ssr.agti, should ewe aside for ever
the bonds of privileged obstraetiea, and
deteaatsd that haewUeth end fns ewer.
nacre the eherter et Mecheck
be she pave nteeel of thus ti she
:re.; 'e -n'1 " II1rM yreiarti *m0
} aM!' t1 Mat tlllrrthb.
trout in taee.
The p+rinr sestet bail lettaM et the
reeldwse 4 T. Fair, mer.
asbee to be of an ermw J
character. It i. M aid el the - d
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