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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1885-5-15, Page 14 XITe* 1 THIRTY-KIMYiRAY.. WMuLY Kll k :leS. DEVOTED. coU NT GODERICII. ONT.. FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1885. D GENERAL INTELLIGENCE x$$41 ££VL&R 1)11 ADV 1.1:3 THE HURON SIGNALI FRIDAY, MAY Yore, leten ON THE WINO. best means of Settling the dnficulty and ed upon hos 32nd year on the t. T. R. for a few weeks' rest at her home in trier ser. at ales press Nae. •1 Ut...twss•w brua;iny tranquility. harmony, pesos A eiders anuses ye talon nous ("Old Han,- as the conductor u familiar London, after emend m•.idks of taunter some sug;uetIona were made as to the NEWS ABOUT HOME, Conductor D. H.•Ises last week erntsr• Army. Capt. Calhoun left on Tuesday. An' faith he'll peat tt." 1 ly caked un the run 111 one of the rui tell hard word. The letrstf•.rd lieu men literate. blew %ertlitee.t YlOeel- and goodwill to that c,uetry which was oldest .nd most faithful employees the tenant has taken her place. until her re FALSIJ" NG THE I:Re'ili:t& ty• now in the throve of rebellion. And this TOWN TOPICS. G. T. 11 bas He agoc•d fur many years turn. la ease of t►e "Pinions gigue : "1 believeYet:- On Thursday Iasi the (:odeach cricket The editor e,t the Ste- makes a very p 1 KT hi new toots like summer. and (Tho f�o.lownio was tetania l fo•r lad �� �e wt ore „rine .,ee .r1 toe...• goa•..rt'. alettatmko•rtortartrrae_ le understand tAat Rer Per v(Iwen- e.ub re -organ: ed at • meeting Mod at the Albion hotel. The following otticer,t were appointed for 1$8.1 : -Honorary president, Han. A. M. Roes : honorary vice president, R. $ Williams ; prow dent, D. Mala,lmson : vice president, W ProodG...t , capt. Starke : sec.-treas., 1' C. King ; executive and Held committee. blooms. Reyu..l.is, J..hnsturt, Widder. McDermott and Sterlry Hays The arrangements for practice and matches. a•.d the fee for members are the same as on previous years Moved by k Vanetone, sec, vied by L. Elwa.td. that Allan Eolbury b. reynesterd to deliver a .n n behalf of the club. Carried u•.saimously. Amn;cemetite are now in pr, ores, for eep en:shin; the outfit, and the selection . f a practice ground, sn that before lone we may expect chat dentes to all the county antis. The funeral of the late Mia Annie Jeaor, who died, after a long pulmonary illness, on Sunday night last, tout place on Wednesday lad at 10 p.m. The de ceased who was in her 4Oth year, was the :?rd dauthter,.f t?.e late Geo. Jess.p. who dint• in lino, and she belonged for a num? er of years too the B. V. M., oe which society she was a faithful attend ant. despite her delicate heahh. Th.• young ladies of the sodality to the num her of about 40. in white veils, marched from the house to the church, and 6 of them marched in the place cot the pall hearers who preceded the c•orte;e to the church. The sight wsa imposing. The requiem high mass war,nducted by Rev. Fr. Watters, who rave a short eddrew to the sasembled people. The foal offerings were very beautiful. The emblems of Faith. Hope end Charity from American conservatories, were formed of tea roses white blies and smilax ; also a erewn lout religious pn,fesston, but that does t week, but was delayed by the mails J not present ham from uttering in his foovro, Slay G last week issue the following brazen News of battle has arrived, and the falsehmel : -- ! fact • has a g..rt.00 .•f T.,to,ntu'a crack "But where a barrister is appointed. •, an appeal b.th i,.. ii, ate,,., of le.'' noel:urns, the elueetis (toot has emelt fact is alkwel to the judge." I pustler, has *hetet net the city wild. Wkii; e- aT&ini the- editor of the 1 There is zrest excitnient, although every- elt r to so deliberately misreltreaent one sceles to be tusking an offoKt foe apo matters, unless it is the innate proper• 1 pear calm. At teem today I was speak. sty to falsehood that characterizes Tory i ing to a well-informed Conservative editors, we fail to eo.nprehend. But linter'. and after dieCUel n{ the situation that is the sort of unreliable ate he le finally reswrkud, 'T ttaittit there has t;eorge, and the Liter was elected by ac- War to the Northwest b about settled, but trust road out for his masters, flection I been erne* Eiiemana;,'etwi:nt en the tout J. Brophy still goes on with the war in the gclawat:ou. Since that tune Rae' has eaof woven wire beds. tall and ser his ;7 of the K.II reads .s t :u wt 01 the g ower ant, and a:Ih.,utgh 1 hope bun elected for Prevencher for which be deylrwirrbed ofWlille aegisearthundersold uylieu Y. "No such appeal shall be allowed `for the best, yet 1 fear the result from a newer ret, and Sir John Macdonald was West attest. ;¢•Inst any decision ..f the revising !political standpoint. Should a reverse Howe cleaning has fairly rnmmeneed, and ,liter upon any tuatter of _eat, or the lappa; W the llween's Owa.tbe nt1uenaa afterward elected for the slue constitu- Saunters 5 :ion 6a% a in a stuck of wailpaper, admission or rejection t1 evidence envy, before hs became member for Vic- window ebadee. well tint.. wwoo ash a■d t of these eluent in Toronto is dune." itaissmine brushes, post ore and room mould - adduced or offered upon any twitter of tntia in 1$78. I think Its has claims inn. •e ■: n errrytbiagg necessary for the busy fwd And that is the feeling all uta, r the city b upon the govern:netts which cannot besun,soowife at the cheapehouse under the overlooked, and the least they can do is John Donagh was very ill on Sunday to put a better anan us Dewdaey's shoes." h 1 tutu;ht there was s esethin; in the R. Crockat, artist, .,f Hamilton, is in reasoning, and I give rte readers of Tett town' SPINAL the benefit of his point of the Mra. Straiton is recovering after a keg than his Toryassociates here. have came' Witch t.f the grnrernweut *Inch has esus- sod severe illness diseuesion. to the cosi:M aint that he can distort the •d this sad state of affairs is a true, a Ju. Vivias left on the United Empire s f wise and a q.K..1 our : Echo answer As time, tide and the P. U. rt - truth in u barefaced a manner as anyof I ` to juin ( apt. Knox, l . meet, waft for n.. man, I now bring my George late bartender at the Ahem. It u kited to get any Tory ei, N here 1 ' Aod the mothers, wives and *see in the Northwest would be to die- Jones, of 8t. George • -hurch, has been Don't drew shabbily, when you can sat at invitsd to Ottawa The salary offered sties Dewdney and appoint Riel Lieut- Itch suite of eiothlnit at low vrtr.•s at F. ! him is i1,u00 a year. The conte of St Prldisem's. the rasbloaable tailors. Governor niatead. Inst is a fat inure 1 am this year somas' coal oil stoves at a re- George's has already d earned • name as a holisat mail than Dewduey, and a far d.w of twenty-five per teat, with a cash good and useful man, and has ine his disutunt of Ove err ceut besides. Also took d faithfully here. ing stoves cheaper than ever. O. N. Davie. pay better Conservative, Don't you remem- ber that in 1872, Mr. Louis Reel was elected M. P. for Marquette, and Sir George Cartier was defeated in Muutreal West f 01 coarse you do. Well, then, you will remember that Louis Riel re- signed for Marquette in favor of Sir (tour Rt•. Awyr with the idea that there Is better and cheaper wallpaper In own than attar sold at Mn. t•,.oke'r fall and see before obs stunk Is .1•ared out. It will try yea u calt. The booming at cannon la beard along the Aascatchewan, but dallowkthe photographer. is p•a.efulli but steadily presenting his rimers to an admiriss public. to their delight and his profit. Hate are the actual words of the Bill, and that is the feeling that should sod yet t 1., o editor of the local Tury shot actuate the people not the cauntry at says Obere is an appeal nei questions et axe. Where is the man wbo se father, fed: Some of the Liters?s who have i brother or son is t ,try a target fur rebel thought the Stir clan was a little better huttets, who wilt dare to say that the reflections to a close. D. Mt -ll. British, has goneto Toronto. .h o quote the Fraaehw it. sisters, who bear br;velt• ml, in public, insane' R �t� � - -- - A country wedding was celebrated in hot show heartstrings are t.,r., with Sows of the more shameless of the town un Wednesday afternoon. anguish in privete, and who in the sacred Tories here, are checklmg over the fact precinct& of their homes allow the pent that that piece of political rascality, the up feelings to overpower them, and the' Franchise bill, has been pr.ptsed to Tun Toronto Worldis of opinion that longi kept back tars to dues when they " dish the Grits. These same Tories tee obrioxu,ua ' Iadaan cinema' will befoe the vacant chair at the family gather -1 chuc'ele_' when Huron was gerrymander- A:.t the Tories say .t would be shock .ug for Mowat to appnnt revising bee nature. ' 'left out of the franchise bill before it . gets through. Truaav anon) retire, and Galt will take his place as Finance Minister. The elder Tupper will also re-enter political q.fe se seta as pe ssihle. Ira said that spplicettons f..r the pesi- twn of revising barrister for Huron were made at Ottawa two yelt s ago. There wsa • keen tsar for the position. 27 it Big Pub Wil:inset.'" patron Macpherson who controls Iadiau affairs, and Cie Indian rote would likely be worse.? by Big Push and his friend Roddy Pringle. az uneducated Indians wbo hare not tun frar.ch:se lc whom the Tories want to give rotas, of tow ignorant to mark a renes out their ballot pepers,wi'1 probably be permitted to maks a tomahawk in• stead A B Bain, a prominent Toronto ilonserv•tive, who is well known to many of our readers, has an able letter lathe Otobe of Wednesday, denouncing the Franchise bill. 'lowest Conserve - tiros should read it. A: menet:eat taxes are to be placed or. tes and tobacco in order to meet the annual expense of 6600,000 caused by the appointment of Msodonald's revising barristers. The Tory rhiett+tn was cute in aft giving the w -,men n,,.m while be Wet t air to ing, what of them ' Politicians amity rant. and ambitious men may scheme fox peeferntent, but blood --the blood of our noblest sad bat -is tau dear a price to pay for rant or ambition. Friends and relatives, st the all of duty, have taken their liras im their humin, and gone forth lowing scathing article ua the chicanery to preserve the integrity of our foaled- and effrontery of Macdonald :- oration. They have braved death by Replying to Mr. Blake, who had back- ed u a want of confidence motion on ♦ vfimifdl account of the Batoche affair, and report.' of meetings eondem- ing the Franchise bill, have crowded out interesting local matter. Ilut at this •crinis we are ;exitus that the people should have full and reliable accounts of the battles on the prairie and in the political areas. ed, but the voters at the ballot boxes badly diapp,inted their partizan expec- tations The Tory conscience is getting seared. THE Elm- outus B,l1.teu has the fon flood and field : they have endured dreary marches and countermarches ; they have borne pro anon' and lengthy vigils sway from ham. and friends ; they have faced the hail, the tempest and the The summer *porta club had another meeting on Tuesday evening last. 8. Sloane, the seedeman, is just now making a specialty of turnip seeds Miss McDougall and Miss McGregor have returned from their visit to Toronto. J. W. Smash is lieutenant of the Crys- tal city home guards, a company of forty Mew Mrs Archibald, of Kgmondville, is visiting her parents, intr. and Mrs 8. McGaw. Mrs Jahn Robertson, of Clinton, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. Swtth, gest street. Mr. Woolverton, &Clinton dentist, is the Riel rebellion question with • strong about to remove to Ooderieh to practice @pooch, Sir John said : "It will be read his profession, by the Metis from the Rocky mountains Rev. J. 11. Carson, who is a former to Winnipeg, that the hon. gentlemen Bruce boy, has offered his services as has mourned that the government has chaplain to his old corps. harsh - deadly non of bullets . and thea of nen guilty they of ehaveopprsaed eglect and halt- J. C. Smith, of Port Huron, has re - them who have died nave fallen •' with `oi'p turned to his mother's home, East street Dreads and driven them to desperation where ho lies dangerously ill. the•r backs too the field and their faces to by their conduct, and that they have John McLean is now mats of the the fie, ' and died rim Britons can die Preferred tdhe questa off speootaton andtschooner ego. He left on Wednesday enia anwrongs emo tt theparlHiament,eti• " (N far Port Arthur where the vessel now u do. We know not what a day may bring' Bourse it was unpatriotic and altogether Geo. Swartz has returned from Gode- tocth, and hoping for the a•fe return of ' too bad for Mr. Blake to tell so mach rich and again taken possession of the those who hare gone to the frust, in the truth as to the rotten administration of Prince of Wales hotel. --{Clinton New light of wl.at has airssd been their !forth -Wed affairs in one speech. No gra- y • it made the walls of the old parlia• The district meeting for the Methodist portion, seems almost like hoping against onset building creak, they are so little churches of the Goderich district, will hope. But be the fate of those who used to the cummudity. But, let the ,1'm held st Hearth, on the 25th and 26th have gone to the prairies what it may, people who are visiting the grave yards Ind. The St. George's hail to their action in leaving all that they held fsatrrffoc heir lives' atiB• Int Burden°, who areLed a heins S nu qday School, on 8 nday near and dear when their country need- lousing time and money in being hum- tat, owing to the furnace being flooded ed their help, is one which those who bugged at Edmonton, wen are paying by the heavy rums have remained at home will emulate, if for the military neesss•rvto restore that Mi Kate Jessup,of Bay City, and necessity arias, sed another al: is made sec°rite W the North- tot need the Mean, Joesph and John Jessup of never hate fatted, answer a to the troth Chicago, returned on Tuesday to attend for mer. to go to the front. But this of the assertions complained uf. Sir P the funeral of their sister. C. E. T. S. -There was • good turn does not lessen the responsibility of the John .oce callto ed heaven heaven althea, that FoorIAu.-The high school netball government, whose iniquitous policy has his hands were dean. Can be do so, oat ■t this te ttortaie.**t last echoy brought about the crisis in the North- now ' "Ill the stain el blood week out .I club has been reorganisea wad will meet etenitng es St. George's charoh school for prswtioe four titres a week. Capt., homes, and the pngnmme was well was. The blame to fact bang plated E.antw tats,~ — W. Struthers ; sec -fres, M. R•,bertson. gives Readings were given by Meson upon the shoulders of Air :oho and his-- The nets set on Tuesday and Wednes• McKibbon and Hines, Rev, P. Owen day cI dart week were colleagues, and they wino find it hard to During the present week the Catholic nisei nn flaws- Jones and Mrs.Tows ; songs by Mies church, and we believe also the Episcopal day. The catch was a light one not Rines, Mr. A. B. Henderson iencored), moved or been dropped, there n an in - shift the burden of gain A day elf weighin much our two hundred pounds and Mrs. Toms ; a tris by Miss 8.11, crease of 44, and the prment r:• stuoership church, keep what s owned the ''Ruga- g P'"!1 reekunuw must seas, and ■her. it peones :hutch. In tit. Peter's eabussoh ►ase of fish per bort. Mra Toms and Mr Hsmdetsnn . and a in fond etsndins is The tug James Clark left on Monday deedby Km Toms and and Mr Flea. DeedFisher was teemed t: y 5 miens for Manitoulin Islands, with a cargo demon. Muds. Parker, Rises knit mous vote to be reprwsemainee to that r a.mp,aed of orb, salt and fishing sap Dogfish, of the basil, rendered an uta commoj Dstrt't T�•er:ogg, plies generally. This is the first depot-•tram.etattttieo in One toed;. MrH [ T1 feli ,w,ng tread, in*. among the "sawn.SStrang gave an interesting ddreut on others were unanimously adopted' - Lieut. D. 0, Cameron, of Lucknow on temperance. A number of peteans That the heartiest thanks of thus pined the society.chnrnii�s, and are barely [;rroes:wf tocompany, Brows Batt., who has been re 1 the i.. papers, f. -r toe kind services siding to Goderich for a year or two, Tar Tierra', Emma. The steamer rendered by them during the year studying law, left on Tuesday to join his United Empire, the premier boat of the That we hsartily oo-epeeate with tit, regiment for the front. Northwest Transportation company's ofliniai board of North :*bast uiethodst We are Bled to learn that J. R. Miller, fleet. and adtwitted ly the nee. and Chcrch. Gudencb, in eatwndina an P. 8. L, has passed • successful ezami- haridanmed vessel on fresh water, was ulvilett„a to t::. Guvlrh C.nference to nation as solicitor. Mr. Mulles has • magnificent spectacle, indeed N she hold rs sass;,' ,,r I011;, :r. this tubs studied under many disadvantages, and !teemed Into port tan Wdnssday tsotri- That r.eoroiung the blaming*. which, his success is well deserved. Ing, her beautiful lines reveal in all wJer God, bay. attended the labors of I *sad this note of alarm so that our tfine when the province offered freta The Government renaming steamer the glory of spotless new paint, with B.' .1 H. G.rxon sa p,„,,,_of Wgu earthAqgsake wed wilier trosM.. Then shy Bayfield will this season have the follow- anion fl ta,g red band plying. Tits church •dutiail tl.e year now dranaX t• peasd into the kingdom of Clovis, when [lasted pire took rep abort 400 tones osearil Ael:evir that he has con the Council of Iklesne, in 611, requires u,g Grodoerieh mews on burst -Capt. A. of freight, mostly merchandise, and aur- 4 , req M. McOre;or, F. Mdiregor, W. Watson, •lastly emoted himself lead ai• the the faithful to rest from servile work and dere for Port Arthur She had about sans, p wott[d tboeofeh uwoiatuutly John Di and Perry M'.nrhnua. to hat. In England the synod Melones- ( 6 passengers, mostly for Port Arthur and beadily invite him to return„ for tie G. B. Robson, of Petrone, spent a dal/ en routs to the Northwest via the t' P tecooisg tear. if pomi de ; but if not an or two in town this weak, visiting u1d R. The lost u now „popped with a r»rfiti$Wd. we desire fu piste on record friends. He thinks the ” old town ' good braes and string hood, ard the ,,or sop r.c•attee er h:+ uctiriait dons, never Pinked batter. George is • favorite popular captain., E. Itnbawon, is in and •.c- unliutite.l a,:.Vewp is hat here, and many regret flet his stat gas command A Oodedeli Ltd who ran I wonted Chnetsn ebarsater so brief. array on the boat wee eaptored at Km %t ie.:.tat, 14tt•ar+tut.'t !k $ W. I.. ?lepton, formerly of Clinton, cm -dine and brought back and brother of C. G. Newton, of this S*tomo% Aawt --Special rlistings town, NOW bean &ppninted by the Bsptnt were held in the barracks on Saturday, the" Musette to labor in the distriet d Sunday and Monday, and were a,nduct• 1 Pea stint:.. -nfr (,lin, eti:ler,tse re. Kineardissasd Rtplsyduri.g(beeeaimg d by Moat Capt Ludgate, • h•ndemte t-:gtted from s few deme tint t, hu fhmi- sntsrser. yens; Eeglsbman, loth a g•.,4 voice im st if-'rwtcch Hvwewsat..-Min Hattie C. Camp- and • oasnnand of the concertite The Duni t urreny, et. Thomas. is, ball, one of the meet satiable aol highly Staff Captain indulged in plenty of sing vwtun� is the vi,:ate He hoe por- mpested young Iodise of Godeneh. was into and eon. of his minute were taw- chsM*f w�1r�r•ys�tm sdjsirt![z his ower itsttried on Wednesday, et the residence .ding, particularly those on the ranetarlt• fr'm Kr I{.•Irert (habitat of ler brother, Oro M.thedist parsroniasa, able growth of the Army in Canada. He I Mrs Ambler, of Kitchell; a the guest North street. The happy bndegroorm appeared to past the mitten of oollec• I Mrs Mal:sff ma Mt. Georgie A. Praetor, a leading ties to the fellers limit, a " drum -heed 1 The friends •.' Swami Pion will ba glad omisrste.d that the eespany is eitis s of Swaim and 'he e'nnubisl epllieatinn " being taken up on the It o h..' he ie sot t»•ava'eseent. iso hard, sad as the objent a to the 1 tent was tied by ti..des.sed oeoupsa mtsrbt &guar* on Sunday littera' on. A aureheir o email boats We the lake Keeiasia' isatitute, stud the day will 1 of the personage. Mn. Pmetnr takes Bum 2'2 wnld�ers were airmen in aA MT - i etas vide a cheer ng sight to some of ewe bee holiday, a big turn out is elp.ot.d. with her to ossein marry pod wishes day evening as a regular roars of the riltesseenn 'I'otiesy isms. The hand grenade ethibition last ,reek was nut fumy aucceesful, u some of the bottles did not break at the first threw. However, the prep*ration .0 the elms bottles appears to be s useful thing to have around a building when s hie is discnvere.l in Its incipiency Tho Bazaar in aid ..f St. Peter's R. C. church, to be held in July, gives protium of being a success There has been a warm respn.se to the invitation from the London and Toronto press aud ps..- ple, red the h..me friends of he church will not let the nutaiders carry off the valor• -and the prizes Bear the hamar in mind. R. 8. Chilton, American Conaialr Aleut at this port. who returned (tern Washington su.e few weeks ago, was severely indisposed at his hotel since his return. however, we are pleased to see that he has almost entirely recovered from his ailment, • touch of rheumatic ,,out, we believe, and hie genial presence is again to be observed on the street. A GOOD Coosstt -We have used the Arnold Automatic Steam Cooker, and are extremely satisfied s itb it We cooked different vegetables, meat, and dessert at the same time, with the most satisfs_tory results. We readily com- mend it as being one of the meso labor- saving, as well as one of the most whole- some and palatable modes of preparing food. James Henderson, of Generich town- ship, well known to many 01 nor read- ers, left for the States last fall. and mys- teriously disappeared. He bad ems money with him, and foul play was fear. ed. His body was discovered on Wed- nesday, of last week, at Meson s, near Alpena, but no money was found upon his person. A nuober of bard cases were hanging around that locality last fall, and the unfortunate roan; man was doubtlessly murdered and robbed. H. 8. L 8. -The entertainment of the High School Literary Society last Fri- day evening opened with a debate on the question : "Resolved that Wellington was a greater general than Napoleon," in which Mean. Wilson and Bolton took the a®rmatire and Mears. Gerbil! and McKibbon the negative. After a very entertaining contest the victory was accorded to the champions of Welling- ton. The entertainment noncluded with • solo by Mr. McIntyre, and sciopticun views by Mr. Halts. The following is dipped from an Elk- hart, Indiania paper, and will he grett• ling to many of� Mrs -Fisher's friends here. She is • da4hter of Mr Wm. Bissett, of C.ndericb .-"The friends of Mn. Samuel Fisher, to the number of thirty or forty. gave her a very pleasant surprise, Saturday, tearing a a reminder of thetr regard for her, an elegant cake - basket. The occasion u said to have been very enjoyable to an (*seemed. Si Josephs' Church, Hullett Nay 1st, Toe lady will soon loam Elkhart to joie . her husband, who u at primmest .employed • m Chicago, and her friends took this WHOM to attest their friesdahip for her " !vestatatma t• tits* 1•nllts- Oar accomplished younig townsw - Ir,an. Miss Mary Mullin, who la organist of St. Joseph's church at Hullett, was at that place on 1st May, made by the members of the choir, whose leader alt. is,the recipient cf a beautiful gold brace- let with chain and gold medallion ap- pended. Miss Mullir: gratefully aekr.owledg.d the haudwme !gift and kind regents of the members of the Hullett church choir The address which accompanied the gift we present below. To Mies M Mullin. 0rgsn.s', 3' Josephs R. C. Church. k .,►loco Dean Ftusen,--We, the members of $t. Joseph's church ch.,ir. have long felt that your +salons and untinr.: efforts t. prom, to harrnrny and s:•irtual welfare to the noeitir•n you have occupied as our organist for the goad three years, wade serving of more than mere thanks. and now ask tore to accept theacc,n:rsnying bracelet as a small eridence of our ap- preciation of yuur devoted services to us and our church. Our prayer is that God my long spare you to he a useful Labor to in His earthly vineyard, ami at lel gore you • cr'en of tole tc wear in Hie upper and better kingdom. Ever Yours in Lnve. Mswmza'i or nth On:iia VictoriaMeeet flerrb. l'he aigarteriy ofical board of this church met on Tuesday evenoar. fur the cencium• h , f husineas 9: the conference year now nearly ended. The palm's report showed that during the year,;, 1 members have ;,ecn received Ailowehg nor tiiva� wi... late died, re the unfaithful stewards must be turned those days have been kept in accordance from place asst relegated to oblivion ; with the ritual of the church. The Haan mast hang. and Judas commit Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday halon Ascension Day are observed by all Catholics of the Latin rite a days of solemn supplication, and are called Rogation days because the Litany of the Saints u chanted in the procession which hari-kari. at'l(4 A* viteenFTi :Y. The general impression !ere te that a Dominion parliamentary dissolution is :imminent. The Man has, no doubt in a takes place in large churches on each of 'pint of 'uraggadocu, thrown down the the three days, rogation bete` the A termite Inman whe a in govern- gauntlet, subject, of course to the s (Latin egmraleot for the (beak ward meta pay. is now writing to the Tory J P kap . The Rotations began is an Paan in favor of the Indian clauses of the fratiehise hill. This roil man has honer( had several Ona, it tt a114111d, dodged has debt+ by pleading that he teas an Indian and could nmol be sued ! Hies cuts Ind'an Him vote Tory Money in it. proval ,'f Ser John Macdonald If the kingdemof Burvundy,when they were in - premier approves we will bare a new stituted,or at lent made solemn and pule ebectien tnd then will h. the tug of war. Its by Mamertw, "let". of Vienne, at a friends to Huron will not be token un- aware. A feeling of uneasiness prevails in Conservative circles. end no diubt an 'fart will '.a made to make the Moil doe in 747, proscribes processions and Woe M,awowvwww base*weseews err en WItake back its challenge of fight. at the fasting till noon on the three days believe mens carred of erpesist the line gewt tea polls at an early day Aa for (Nd Huron, Ascension, according to the way of our eel ua�'ttersmw ryh ins neww ryemeid reada Fe boo I have so fur of the resit should a poll fathers A Spanish enamel (conal tomb cotionarse* value tees of aortae oras . •-401411ws &susses Very true Bat Macdonald proposes to disenfranchise • number of the volun- teers and pre votes to the Indians and half-breed,. The volunteers are welcome en the bullets, wide the red skies get the rotas Toe volunteer undone *AM be a badge of full ettssatabip A shone should be ,seated into the nett Ontsrio franchise hill givteg a mote to every man into is or hse been • .saber of s Cana- dian mentos aotpo, Thus is mead we think. tndepadeat of any property 9titlwffiDon Ate ?edetate deserts vete" better than the rod shins do (td n 617 R be walled fur. West Hoban 1s tide for esteelm Y) irecognises ogee tine with abstinene., bet on the Thers- Referm, South Huron is (crit by act of day. Friday and Saturday atter P.nu- ParIiament, and gest Mason can be cost The ancient outworn at Milan, wheeled loco line by vtgnros a work and II enforced by Mt. Cherie; Borrosten, to an active candidate in the meantime hold tb Ragati'.ws and t, fart em the the aorto;; kcal nellesomatirsmte •11"14 be Monday, Tusadwy anal se, a ceche seise the Ase.ss tis. At Rowse, according in placed at mew wren a thorough working Anular Binliothee, it woe Leo iiI who basis, &ad Reformers should all stand at inteodeesd the Itng.twow days "sttennate awaitinsg Mie order to mirth or t• tictetrm, eyes in the face of tba AMATEUR Tatars esia The Gode- rasehia+ bill. rich sesthesrs will produce the ply Time and the Hour' in new Vtetoria mew 10 sane TME Oertarsirr. Hell, ns the *venial( of May 96th. W. At ss• of the clubs at luncheon today a Sember of prnmin..t gentles,** were digrasbag the Northwest imbroglio. NA, 1771 llbilL.