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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. MAY ?t, t.:5.
'Il E REBELLION
vitt Law le antes Casa
It appeals that there are two pn.omen
by which Rlel :au b.' treed First, by
tatNtm geuvrel court martial, acid 'mooed
hy th.. .ordinary chit Llibutla's of to
%orIhtit eat. As an Amerino' i citizen he
con be triad in the saute way as d he
vete slid a •ub u.•t et her majesty t
4 411444. (here u no cnpli(atwn
Brain, from the fact of leu le.ug legall
a foreigner. As to those misguided
imbitaurls who, being subjects cit b
1lsjwty tit Conrado. levied war with Roel
a citizen of s fureigu country, the law
ruvide. that they p a , y cuay be tried either
by u.tlula a.urt-martial or by the coil
Ltibu.,al, as already remit el, and the
paolsltwrut ou convietioll 111 death as
fauna iia short the tinbutul Hay be
militia rosters' tour' -marital, cvmpueed
,,f ,,.tion officers and officers ui th
regular army trot ..n full pay, or it
be a stipendiary uta4rale and (Isla
ust.c,• of the piece with a jury ed si -
The trial may be anywhere in the North
west 'I'crtitorteu. 'There is an appeal to
the Court of Queen • Reach H, Jlaititobsl.
fhesen«d
tence that must be pasupaa
Iacl
end los 454o1 tarts on cuuvtctiun
elle du.tth seutuuce.
•wltT rt kk!cirrus7 !ciT4
Swt.t l'1 ggENT, N. W. T., 11ay If&
The transport service between Swat Cur
rent and Itattlefurd hu beet' suspended
se ih,Indmn are reported to he plunder.
Mg Liu the trail. (treat anxiety is fel
Asa to the fate of the teamsters who
clipped from Puus udiu•iker• attack
Dead horses have been hound north ..n
l/+Aad akise is now sssd w fuse l.rto0
followers, .cid W
be at or eau Failte
lake.
A rat *Atha.llt
tipeaktng of the dletlwushed bravery
a «1 sone cit the tesetetan i. the Ninth -
west, a member 4 the 14. O. Rader
e writes "Yesterday we seat one cit the
I teamsters back to meemail the siI titan and
eaehtile until& He had tot abouttt eighty tulles oiloilhorseback when he sew
omittingomittingthe mail man omitting towards hon, being
ether peculiarly dressed in buckskin
shirt and trousers, etc., soa.ut style. The
era tosu.strr dil Hut mutt Obis mail but turn -
e l hu horse and gafluprd for life. Mail
man, not knowing who he was, put after
him. Finding the mail Hush. gaining en
him, the fugitive cut od the man., drop-
ping them un the prairie, then threw
away hie own and the food of the horse,
ahieh had been tied to his saddle, be.
a all th,was ..f 4e avail, as the tnen,l men
sato caught up to him. 1 leaned hint a
ride mud fifty roundsof ammututicn,
lac
tay slid when caught he had the ride to bis
lett hand, rawr.d in his right, and was
tryisi;( to ram a brrat:h-l.taditg cartridge
down the tnuvle ' He has n..t beets
awe since, so i gusto the chances of
getting back lay weapon are exceedingly
Am."
err. alll.Cn AXP cot-7sbbj.
At. lulled. Wounded -
Duck Lake... 13 10
. Frog Lake .... - . 13
Fort Pitt 1 1
Fish Cry -10
t Cut Kinfs Creek... . 9
, Ratoche . 9
Near [Littlefield !
on the Northesee.. ,. 1
the trail, mud fears are eip.rease'.t the
the tweeters have been otertakeu
Nothing has bead heard of the 21 tooks
tan who are in Poundesakeri hands.
Twa a17TLCFJRD eat 8T1,Ilt
3 -
/3
t L'y Iuttnlu weet-ttRat-
tleford
Elsewhere Gel 119
The rebel loss has been about tee.:e as
I tree w ours.
tl.trTLtn\rn.Jlay 1i. -The }any of
blo mtrd police strut But to recover the
lady of Elliott, whi, was killed at E.sgle
iftile last Saturday when Pouii,l,uaker
braves captured the Hudson irony Coln
pony's train, hide returuvd wt:h th;•
body l
Wimp the ls,'lcu erre returuu):f with
their sacred cadge Indt•tns were, semi In
every uirecttru, who attempted to pre -
tent the police reterning here. Sergeant
Major %Alien, who c..mwand.d the
a lied, says the bushes are litera'ly alive
with Indiana Prints .of m,e:cann• were
discovered on every Band hill and neer
every clump of bushes. The hostiles are
supposed t.. be tumult) to the woods near
ilei Mucawnt'a reser...
R .se and other scouts are firing the
su•.1s and prattle to every direction, eu
+s to prevent the Indians getting under
:over tut. close to our tamp. Three pre-
cautions sill be conducted on an extend•
..d scale as opportunities present them•
Weft
S.r.utswh•, have just arrived in camp
say the Indians are travelling se the direc-
tion of Duck Lake by the Carls,en trail
but are keeping in coulees to avoid being
\,,,,iaeintered. Last might the scouts camp-
y where the It.dians camped the pre.
nil/ night, and counted the mirk* of
".-'th tepees, which endtates that the camp
i.oubsius st least Ii4O warriors. The In•
duras are evidently travelling as rapidly
as possible, considering that tt ey have
their women and chlliren with them.
The pr„drie is strewn with empty
dazes, tuba, barrels, bags, arta., : indi-
cating that the plunder is biting rapidly
devoured or put tufo a runty portable
conchtinn than befhre. t'sedrup horses,
cattle, and even dogs were found near
the camp referred to. many ..t them with
the remnants of their loads attached.
The «Tint..11 prevails that these carrion
hive vine to form a junction with Du•
m.ut's party, 4.1 possibly to jean Riel,
not knowing of his defeat.
rime evTta. 04.
Father Fourmand, reported shot $ome
weeks ego by rebels, is still alive, having
overtaken the c.elumn ..n Friday with
auuther man. They passed 1 iabriel Du-
mont eu the way to Batoche frim his
hiding Otos. Dumont, on being advi.- '
ed to surrender. said he had taken op •
arms and intended to tight, and would '
nut be taken alive. He only had s few
Indians with him.
Tilt AL.AIN AT RAT.h Ha. i
r.tt:L 1YTE4%14w• CD.
tjuAKI.t-rtt Owen' Jlty Int, slit
t'larke's Crossing,• May 19.--itee! tints
* rscrythtng to a religious subject. When
. asked about the Fish Creek tight Riel
said Dumont would go.'*ud Beit further
than he should. Then waudvrcd off t..
say that the Almighty had directed the
tight at that place. Red says his Circe
was seven hut:dred Lighting men. When
asked why 1.e assured his people of the
assirtaoce of the United fMet.., be re-
plied that no reliance could lie i.la.esf nn
the word of Indians who had ;riven him
assurance .1 assistance. When pressed
as to the statement that the Cured
Stats government was to assist him,
Riel threw confident. and avain religious
lien. Middleton thinks he u a religious
m• m otuan lac.
The prisoner expresses mucic anxiety
for the safety of hie family, but fears of
violence to pie uwu person subsided after
he had received a hot steak and some
6 mit from headquarters' Haws. He,
however, expressed a desire that if any
one alieuld be punisbedSt shou:d be him-
self alone.
%Vhen general Middleton left hied in
the evening he said : "General. 1 hate
hese thinking had the Almighty given
me the decisive victory he has seen ht t..
I give you, whether I would receive success
, as well asou hate done. With the
' remark " i don't think you would,"
General Middleton lett him puzzling ,ver
• this c•jaundrum.
1(eol is code**, having left his outer
garment in a hush. H. baa moccasins
for his feet, a black slouch hat fur bead
gear, a hickory shirt, a grey and dirty
!vest and trousers. Hia hair and t.eard
are decidedly dirty, as is his person. He
MIS a most courteous manner, hu ►once
Is well modulated. ana gesture graceful.
Although there is loud talking in the
Icamp about .hto ting and hanging, the
!prisoner is in absolute safety. The
( greatest danger, if any exists, is from
Isome of these who were his pnaouers for
jtwn months.
111111 As soon as Mel was captured Gen.
Middleton was nonplussed as t., how the
Criumer should be disposed of. and the
onl7 solution of the confusing question,
%t hat shall I d.. with him r. was to
telegraph to Ottawa for ►ustructi,ns.
This he did, and he will remain here
until an answer t• received.
Two hours after the capture of Riel,
his lieutenant, Maximo Lepine, deliver-
ed himself up. He is a big, burly noon,
dressed in ordinary clothes worn by hall -
breeds. He pretended to be disgusted
with the entire anove:tient in his ap-
pearance General Middleton asked but
two questions, "dere you in the tight
at ttatoche's 1" and "Were you one of
Riot's councillors 1" To both ..f these
Lepine amply answered " Yrs." Your
correspondent interviewed him, but he
profa'esed not to be able to speak English
although he could understand the
language. He dented all knowledge of
the whereabouts of Dsmont, bat when
asked if he had any statement to make
shook his heed and replied in French
that be did rest understand what we were
saying t., him He was pts•:ed in the
guardroom, and at dusk taken on board
the steamer.
Reel retrains a captive in the tent ad
joining t len. Middleto n's.
Father Fourmand estimates the repel
loss in killed at ltatucne at 60. The
wounded rebels have been sent beck to
Seskatcheeen with our own, ,on the
Northcote. The troops passed through
Duck Lale and were t., call at Carlton
on the was t.. Prince Albert.
Mr. Wrigley. Hudson flay Company, ,
ham received a telugratn from Osaer.l
Middleton referring to the Batoche en-
iastrtHeat, wasekililte kieaerwi eherseter
does es a deceive victory, the enemy
]wing, in four days' fighting, 00 killed
and 140 wounded, the volunteers eight
killed and .11) wuund.td.
41 It I % 1 THS 04A0 Ka44lw.
Father Lauzon reports having buried
ft Indies of half breeds. A half breed
lumen told him that the l.oss would be
at least tl0 killed ,n the village, and 12
Indiana, and that many inure would die
of their wounds.
The priest who came into tamp yeeter-
d sp rep..rta the Pira: lilted of rrhels em
157. The number ..f wounded is not
lnown.
TRE '.134.'11 rut DrlloTCr
has Morn 4uatieresful to the present.
Slcl..ed, • clever aceut, tracked hien to
a place twelve ,piles north,at•d by means
of an Indian tne.m.ngnr asked him to sur-
render, pr sifts hiu a safe conduct
and a fair trial. Dumont replied that
he would consider the matter. it is
admitted that he Is ledly wounded. Mc-
Leod succeeded in bringing Hl a lot of
half ',revile. I1. believes Du t will
wrrentter eventually
N OTIbt.
Each of th. 31 wagon in the train
captured by Poundmaker ca.r,erl It ton
of provisions, as well se a quantity of
forage.
It is said Riel CAme to New York
secretly inane time alto and endeavored
to tet mesutanee from the Fenian., bet
was uM4ceeeslul.
THE . CAPTIVE, WOMEN.
WINNIPEG:.., May 19. -Ex-mayor Logan
received a telegram from Adjt. Tupper,
with Col. Smith battalion, that Mrs. De-
laney is dead. She was horribly treated
by the indians passed around (rues one
hand to another, and finally died from
the abuse. Squaws cut her to pieces.
Mn Gowanlock is owned by a buck,and
still alive.
enema tan 6.1T11 .loan.
The ',Mewing is apparen.lya certified
cit of the caaualtiee of the Northwest
li.1d forte and the rebels in the South
`lsakatchewan valley ranee we left ile-
.Iofle
Total killed, loyal
" rebels
Total wounded, Loyal
rebels
1A
24
191
The rebel lose was more than the
above figures, bet the numbers given
were veroohed Int by priests, whit count-
ed the dead and wounded.
!Idea tremas.
°rrtwt, May 19 11 is the general
mpre.eenn here that Real will he tried by
commiesena of judge. at Regina The
smog of Chid Juane* wallbr.dge, of
armor., Chief Jostles Wilson, of the
lie, and Chest Judges porion, of
Q.ebee, are somplla.ted as those who will
kely eowtpose the colaesimwoe.
F.H•Nnv*ana a rt*Mt4t4n.
BATT1.tr.'ao, N. W. T., May 17 i
The 1Mm•tere who were mode pwt..wMrm a
by Poundrnaker Are htrt,►ve.f t.. he timely o
in nimber, mrlu.lu,g Frank ('ns, Ries M
Hera, H.nt, Cooney. and Sheriff, of is
Begins, this remainder being Americas g
1 trod nest Faro. and Grund hurls li
?..•.east.
Meat Sunday, beteg the f.laat of Pee
lomat, will be celebrated with all the
crtrtnolly 1-,esible to St Mater'. R ('
etureh The e::.,ir under the ab:.aired
tutu of the t,letit%d organist, Mlea Jen
me (',.oke, la prrptrwg a apecsal tauten
Pre,tavat, the feast of tVo,,ks, was
..1 the three great feesta . t the •lewld
law It was the feast of the to gather..
hardest, soli the later Jes. regarded ,t
a aoirwm commemorative .1 in. Nt.•so
legislst in the third useuth tEa."1
aeaj ; Iwt Ilse,, is no traps of such
view cid the Bible, or et en w Joseph«
and ['halo. • It was kept ou the hhtet
Jay after the first day of the Nemo' sr
Nemo 16, the second day 04 the Pseeha
first, tieing reckoned it. the lint . f th
fifty day* Lev tviee, lb, IK : ell Bee
Altherthitm, p. 391) set 1' . l'hnstisdr
the day because upet•ulhy sacred, for .n i
at the third buur t,. e. about 9 ..clock
the Holy (lhost dritcrttded miraculous)
on the sp..'.61.. rho aIIClessi ttaditia
that this Pentecost fell on a Su.ulay
confirmed by John *dill, Ott, for if th
Friday on 'stitch Christ Bled was the era
of the Paesurer, i r. Nisar 14. them Ott
lei, the first of the hit). day., .u,d Ih
Itftieth day itself must 1...th luau 1e.•••
:+uudayea l'rutccwt Wan ket.t as
Christian tektite! fr.,nl tory early tun
The word was used both f.'s N hit he
day and for the whole !retie} of tilt
days after Easter. %% hu Sunday i
Eu;land *e.1 the Cali a name f.•r Pee
recast. Mr. Skeet e" Etyn►t logical die
tit.sa17," *tib d• e } iTiuwe tlaliiiiu dot
**duel leptons acid settain It desceud
feeds the Awtllo Sasso. " h,vtta Stumm.
(tree," and means " White S•.ndaj.': i
is i1ust tlidicu:y to N,, why the a.ana• w
e;ivru, but pr.,li.thly the :soave. jus
quoted a right 111 his .u+; e.ti,n that t
refers to the elute rote of bsp•ifu
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t MILL AND rams 1•K01•'gkTY.
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w ilarr.q m t he. V e adurs, i I4 rr %wan or otti d
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M.IDTI N'S HOTEL.
(t la the village of Llasgansus• ,n for t'wtnt, of
Huron, on
inderdele tkc "dr.. day o/ Mug, A. U.
1105,
al Ifo'clo.l, newt. by Joh. Knox. Auctioneer,
ter tuituwi.g valu*l.te pruprrty its the fellow -
i perrei , srttwcly :
Purl I. temeasuult of the mill property of
Witham Harms. situate is the 1'owou4W of
A,tbarw, i. the Costal) of Huron, aid befog
,+wt.pused of • liortfu., of Lots 1.• unborn' ; meal
!k W toe tilt lbnc,rtou. F,4.4. ran Di 1•10111. 04
lie Township cit A.h61414, JO 1u. Cugsty 01
Hewn, and whish may be better dew rated as
tlpluwe : t'ommrau nig at a poet roamed ea
tM Westerly limit of roadslluws.,.e owshows
u. Ite.warred flea of Ilse Village of ('rats
means' M a treat t bared at the A IZ
ruW mllswtawb
'e srows Leese sal' ttiee
Notaide sf rood .1ewaeoe ae sheen em
tM red piss of tae Yilfye of tyke
ford. 1 sea Numb Kneed, rums said frost
limit aside reed /hens .Mins. stere ee lees
to the low water a the N,as Hilo Hirer,
thea.. Easterly (otturtoa the kir wider of
rivers 'milk tent dutascetoper, Shirt wives
sad • ►alt h.►s w.sseth the ,fr,ed La•ier1) at right
h
road above
Gamed. les hkenoe Serie N'weedy the side
rparetbl with
Ib.• .Mia 11.4 to tM Iater.eet,ou tib IM
nlherly hurt .f the milt WulwnlY.. Ihe.s.
.Waerly, Ib lowh.g the 'several your... of the
rid Roolberb limit of the will prupert) tulle
n,ta.rautlr with the Northerly .,de of road
sLluwsa t w shows om pins bowa
ed.•
th.sce Nerd►-Wewterty,el
tu(-bwlswme.ofdtlayr-
Nur1L4My aide of road altowasa two cruise
sad Rey hula. 111161 or tele. 10 no Angle of
read. thence sleuth. four chaise sod .1441r •
tow lista, stere or km le as settle of rosA.
Nosier Must►, ..'..*teen degrees and tee min-
utM,raat Are ',Woe aid reenters llskanwre
or lees. to angle of rued. theme Mouth. **m-
ists dosece., t est, lour autism wore or lege,
low assts of road. thin). North. fifty -sloe
degrees aa/ .bialy ml.utea. %teat. sew estrus
riem* *ad Fifty links. mete or lees. to Ow la-
terae•rHea wlta the Ifaererly Walt of .mfr rood
*ad place of brwisstatr . the whole a ustalurtg
urea of tyres!y-four acme more or ler.
This property adjoins the stow,. mentioned
mall property.
The awl is eb1Ay • seed clay teem.
There err shoot 2 a. -res of • .iuol hearing
apple cwt pear rebated.
Go this property b erected a frame d wellies(
hoax about lei!!.
There Is attest from the properq to lite
None Mile (liver. by . lane Zf 11.4. a cite. at
Its North-Wr•s1 amt(,
Terms: -Teti per tent. oft day of 1.1.. sad
Oaten • a within one month 11)4111444.. w1tb.at
later.+t.. hen p..ssesaoa will be alliin.
rurtn.r perti.ulars ran be ascertained and
Ike title deceit .*&missy on sppli.sttoe to
(truseruu. Mutt 1 camrtun, llarr(strn, bode -
rich.
Is all cit. er respects the eondit ions of ask
w111 he theela•dirtg ruhdulone of the t tuo-
tery 111 craws of for HII8 ('cert of Jeri. .-
ITer2d lilts cath day of April. A. D. 13113.
4'tMECON. HOLT!(',tMERON,
su.di a: lot distance of twenty -Ode **eke JOHN KNOX. Venders Solicitors.
m •awrvd t+oatlierle treat the h.utb-4. i Aectioerer. IfiM.td
arise W V dlags Lot Needier nee, theme
u onb.lau Iwudromn N'rN vee thole sed Ht RON AND 1HRT'CE LOAN AND
.•l,.ht; ...veil links too pos:, thrum North 1\1'fttlT1EXT t e SiPANY.
t ea.4
1:14Y .60 ten degrees and hat;-li,: w
tILutes - -
FA%t th:rtyone links to a D•wt, tbesa North This t'w.pan. was os1i,•. izeA oa the httla of
b ,r wed
Easter and fbutut:ost eery :or than) a.t•
the times at witi,i4 baptism was Almiut
stared, an,l m c-.11 (Auntiesnlikeouruel/
!'enteu:,.st would be preferred to East..
for the reception .1 baptism, which. ti
those days, wt* given by `uiutursiun. 1
this explanation 1* wurrtatl nor none f.•
l'cuteco,t would resemble he Lstiu tit.
for L,w tiuu4ay, eir :-- winica it
.Altia" t'eutt.Tott was kept as Christ
loan fe,t:t•*1 fr •ery flatly timed:, Th
word was used inn$ ,for Whit Su
cud for Cie win le period of fifty -de.
after Easter. ilen:••us in s Lit work (.
the Pasch tt raid to hat•e mentioned the
cnstont of praying erect during this awe
lea, ()retell in the " .lp.,Iit..1 , C ,nail
tuti.ms ' , v.:.'0 a+ well as the conOcil (.f
Eller* Ann.'. :.;0.1, can. 43.; There was
no fasting during the erh de period h.
even the feast on the vigil wait not know
in the early church, indeed, Quesur
thinks the cult. min the R ,1-,1.tn chi ire
is that older than the twelfth c mtnry
though Mferatlts and Itenedlet xe: De
fettis a1:)1 believe its introductieu mus
he placed much earlier. The ti,gtl 1
Pentecost was on. of the 1.....ays r
which !••Jean baptism was c•naferred.an
hence the Missal still gives a form 4.
the blessing of the font VI/ th:.t day
Benerdlit sit, also mentions as cue.
which prevailed to some places. the byes
sing of the Candle, the l.h•wing of trues
pets at the (-.n. Sun4. : nooh... in the
man of it hit Sunday. the d,rcharve of
firs from the rinrf, the letting deem
loose in the church, and the scattering
of roses. Phe Sundays which follow till
Advent are dated from Pentecost In the
Rowan calendar.-1COirrius •TT.D.
Ai At) -.•4 d.rgreu• mud forty m,nuts West April Ise. and now in.rrotite. ova -n.1104
u prepared to receive applicaIsens for kers
oe rod tier nt Sward y.
Thl. Company being • Leal isatltuli0.. can
offer to borrowers wester facilities for get
Hu4 their leo executed with /Want b. alma
oa., be had from uutalde .w foreign Cpuiprn-
few. with w4oin days .ad weeks are life• re-
quired to visor up • loan.
When Title and Security are ratisfalterys
borrowers may obtain their money from this
l oepssy on day of *pplt.at 4041 -
Due attention has beim paid to ,odfinkng
4nlicitors charges to the lastest rate..
Mortgages purchased 14 security and talo•s
are smote, e.1 of.
A ?as,css Crank ktfaaeh wilt 4e shortly
opened by 11r t'nmpany. Oepo.(tots eel be
paid the ilip8eae Carr -sr Rotes on their de-
po s: ta.
Th. ('ompsay's o14re. are on the roe.., of
Market equate and North St.. in the Nuelding
adj..' ng t1..• ler) tilod.. *ore of J. e. 1kr4,r
m thirteen chains aid thirty -tour links to a tarn,
donee North eighty degree. West four chafes
and treaty four Maks. more or leas, to a per
planted at tits dutan;x et thirty -,eves and
o,.. tuli 1144. from. wd at rt,r4t angle. w nth
r ibr haat:131 iii ,I u( toed rllowsaye between
, Lyrae and 7. thane* $uutherit. twining carol-
, lel with rid rued *llowaaoe dye chain* and
elgh.y-oto' tiers to a post, shag.. Meath.
✓ eigbtyrlgbt degrees. Weis .shutes Fist,
tint, tholes and .ourteea link• to • Post.
these trui:b. silty -dao degreetssd forty live
1 n►lau:.:. Nast. ate chum' and twenty links to
a phot. thence Beath div -aye me11ten, and
e shirty risme* East, tau cbatha.wd 61ty-too
Tines to a port. thence South forly-Ihree de-
! free•. and Hurt, ...Rtes K. ttref chairs
mud ii::y-flee links to a port- thence eolith.
sighlre. degree/, Kest. one chain wd e4•ten
O es. more lir lea., to • port planted of tee
herly lute: „f rood albwaace 'ebuwn :n
n *'..re+*td,l theme South. eighty two
Mast. alum said Northerly limo N t ! ('u.
chess, and tiny hake. mune ee 1)ilj,'T0114 :
of read :bath of the two Josses ttH.uarr, President.
a la plea .roe aldol theme W. J. R. Houses. V,e. President.
at the Westerly limit Of :44 it. J. csierwKt,Hr.
gesture (iinsonr.
me. 34. Oita V. Andrei*
J. M. Konawe. t# nteanoon.
louw A,H1•n8. Ueda -rich.
F.Jowua,i. -
3. H, ('oLcoaas.
40111 fTnpv
C*riauN. HOLT ft Carrier*.
MORA(•K HORTON.
Mau MAUL
aidum monument planted on the holt be- Owler:r4.7th May l*ti 11es-
tween farm Lues 7 and & at the distance of _ --
r'weaty -two chains and luny lank. mett.ured
Southerly Crum the North -Bast angle et .rid
Lot 7 thence North-IiaaerO stoat the l.to,t
and lour links to a post. thence Youth. afly-
three detpeesaud thirty emit.. least. •Jorge
Chains t0 a .rose mueueoot. .hence 804ti, ,s une44411wd for Coolant as 1a tag 14.t cam
thirty -.'oar degrees and thirty mutates. Croat. be Iibked. or RamsfM.
four redone and thirty eight hula. more a
tees to the centre of Last S. where a store it u coast rt .ted so flet the liner 4011: Tlt-4
wnn4eeat u planted. 14e.ce continuing agar LTi.AMR arrA,Ssofor the Latin A110CAT
..Jute-ia.tarly of the manse costae M last lir «('*1, T144 Ann 140( its 1t an be wed
named slates■ chains and forty ha kke,s, more or os any kind of Wove coal. wood. oil or gas.
leas, to • Mine mosst)er1 glutei on the The C•ioo Il9 Entirely Done
toric brewer Lott s and A theory ?Mirth -
Westerly
The V y
Westerly slang said limit trans. the Ni.. by Stead Under Pressure,
r
n
h
n
d
•
toots
The tnetyflld trade on the Likes d very
dull jest MIL Freights are ,.either
paying nix plentiful
11111•1411.
.t t the maiden, a o,' the bride's father. nn
Weals -AN.. th- .4b in.t„ Jame* Robinson.
to Lorne Humes, daughter of ('o.dueter I)
Hetnses. G. T. K., .11 of Geder.ch. The Ree.
T. 31.1'amya:.. of North strut ;hurry, o114
rioted.
NRA.
In West tWawsnorr. ui. Sit'orday May lfte•
10.1, hwiiella. beloved wile of lffr char.
(ikrvin. jr . ,tnd ride*: M'ig'et.r of Thos.
(ir•ham, Uoderlcb. aged 35 years sad 1
months.
Al the Nilr. its ter!. Aggie S I.eld\.note-! Id
Ye•re.
Lsdrrkta Oarae6.
(Reported by yelephoee from Herber %IUDs l
uuo4alcw. Kay Zt tett
Wheat. I Valli • bash M m t wt a,
Wheal, 'red winter/ 41 bath 0 06 .a 0 A;
Wheat. oepr.ng' 41 bush 0 Gn r 0 e"
Wheat. 1aroueet 41 bush 0 ).i o. 0 74
Floor. ifaill *cwt. 2 n or 2 ti
Flour. (maedi • Cut 2 6 r 0 311
Flour. utrdng baring zed ' 4 -4 0 ;,0
Oats. 41 M:t► 0 .0 a J M
Peas.elbush ....... 0 •:t w 00
Harley. 41 bush .. 0 --, i 060
Potatoes. i hos`. 0 .14 • 0 1e
Hay. altos .. .. it 10 w 1.1 00
Renee. VS 0lJ• 011
tISpackedt 41 dos a 10 .s 0 10
Ito.
tate. 0 II! e 0 11
Shorts, 41 ewt s 70 M 00 0)
Bran, Slew" . ... 00 60 ' 0f 00
Port, • ewe- :. -. rv4 wen. - 40 ' ; MI
Hider -- 3100 411 6le
Snoe.Testlss ............... 044 ea
N
the
d
reed se v
less. to ah
1 as
Mort taut;
Bald sees. Owen, and sixty links, more
n: leo. 'u 11,. place of begar one, also cowt-
men.tee at the Smith-Wea.rly angle of Yt:•
loge Lot 13. thence 'Queerly. to.Uowtag the
Southerly and Wasted, balite of sold Lut 43,
to the :South b asterly aside of loot K, thence
North-Barerlr, .I-o, 1(f the rear of geld tet I2,
W its North. l+arerly £Ogle, thence North.
eigtoyeae degrees aid forty minutes, Kart,
eight chains and throe Wake. more or lea. to
1
TIE ARNOLD AUTOMATIC
L between 7. th lists 7 sod R • d:sta.it u one chats STEAK COOTER
34 1e meet ekrei ,.bales ate to *5411, the.p fiese,auld very rapWl) to the mm•tl, Timmer.,"
North, treaty-►wo degrees, tt'est, sweaty eelu.dert4. tib.
titree cbs,as and *twenty hake. more or ler. roir to keg the P•w a Mled
to a poet, tomer North, eedety-three degree* y w it7.> 1 . sur. pri witL sno-
w
attt' must.*. K-e*t, twohr chains, more tit e d both • through
a Tho steers /erre q the
ch
lir 1.•.t. 10 A post w the limit 8.twee. Lots 7 tube and tk . 11 a etaperbles oa ibr, oft ted at
and e. thence North, eighty six degrees sad osc.*renal kind* o ttri$0., • oma be straaaed at
thirty to,ssiw, Weet. three ebain. aid tarty once wttbe s tb1 yse N now surrounds
sbt•
hake. thence North, sixty-eiabt degrees and o The snare then Compbtell satrroi-.
thirty miaoT.a. West, four chains sod ter- t ' ef..kmtk, "r pats. la w►b► l'. era, • F'ad
teea make mere or less. to a foot at the aegis, a MeW .r other fend we. tee .stms.
of road South of Bridges,tbeece tdtewi without exposure to testae. water 1 stems.The
'tg thea prewr. ,ng atl the piag sag yokes The
the liasterly nye ng ori rood alb in a steam indeed of
tato t u
H t r
h. rvar.w,
.ink 1tia•ter dies. tan across Mala
male bit*
tt brra rreetvar. e..d.ae.4 drips over
Hiker, s e le of amen chalets aad esgbty isle the 9rprly (rr*l'rf.Pr mei b mad over
hnk•, owe or les*, to the Youth-N"Bot aisgle
t V lease 1.0: Member sl. to the place N be -
*Mains, the whole eoetaintag together ma
area of forty right acres, more lir leu*.
t)s the prrtrwsos there 1s errct.A a good tria*
m,L 1U ul M. 3( many* 11410. with four lfoon.
••.4 3 ria cit *lobes in rnod letrlu4t order
In eoanaai.e with tie !loci mkt: a brick
store holier to by M. with a good cellar ureter
the whole of , : also 4 frame sort house et
by 74. also a first class two storey brick
dwelling liter with kftc4.n IMO. • rnod
shed * kW. a orirk smoke h.,* sad four
mar. frame dwell:t.g houses suable for mill
heeds to nye en.
There 1t alas • first rise sale sill: on the
(
premises. with circular saw .at,abieatcutLsg
101f) fent board measure per tour. and a stood
shuttle mal
1 twee ,. at.o os the premises s frame
barn. and • terse driving shed and eatable.
There are about three screw of eroelleot
orchard.
Tee Witt dam. mills. mschmere Meadows
aft:., !r .. are all as good order.
Tbi. parcel ca:•u4 of /1 acMuof land. more
or less, of which oboe' 4 acres are brash. pris-
e, y cedar
hei property w11: he sold as t fo stories:
or acre
s of t le one ()wsttto Harris
7..r%, w4ieh 4*. yet 7j 7.41110r0*. AT THE This is • good b.ppeanant forsay one desiringMEDICALdistan1
to g'• Into the mlllla4 Acidness. se the water
power ,e one of the beet in the ( *nate . being
ae the Ni... Mie ttiver, abd th.• pro rtyy is ,
aitttatad SI alit.. from t YO M JDu r 4
+son. i. the County of wen. m es root .1 wt received, • large ooadgemeat N tie Nest fain& ssM Illaneerrat brand. of
(tb. Village of Lucknow. 1• the honor! of
ff Bru.•e..ud l; mdra rn,m the the of 4r of
rich. the ('aunty Town o' the ('unary of
Herm.
it .ever boils over. Seisms up in three min-
utes. No steam or odor .an escape Into the
roam. *lithe %swimmer. Rlc$.e srod!'Inv w! _
or of the food i Retained. rood .•root .L
see eb. Nerds DO watching. Can be used on
anWad of sia.e.
Korb cook.. is tweompseltd by KW4Irait IN
rectiot.• and Many Valuable Recipe..
P1tIOE$ .
No. 1 one wanes. 411 IL
No. 4. two Mantes. 01.0.
No. 3. there pllosa 41U- *.
No. 4. four .i Lb.na. 414.4,
No. 5. Eve pits•. 11.73
A deep Kettle. a SAsllar Kettle. and a ; Private fords to levees at reasonable rate.
Steamer are earleded es tae eatery rider.. N laterset.
teret't Rogue • 1 tr.. ! cease. 0 is >*;
coma. leis., 1u mato
W. A. ELDER Hamilton Street, Goderictt.
1'194 3t Ade Agent, . Ooderir4. Mal rich. MIL Wada
.uctiansering.
Hw. BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
. the Ceerty et Hares, bales .t'es4 I
f• say port of the Comity. Address .sdwa to
Beyer eh P. O.
1
JOHN KNOX tuENERAL AUO
stw.rlONIttambil Lase Harlow ceswid raid artea S 6*
the a.etloneerlug trade. he 1a la a pusltbs 1.
dlerharte e. nth thorough atlefa tjor all eatS-
tolesi0ss .luno el to him. Order'. len M
Mirttr's Howl. or wet h) mall tum) add raa w,
Wpterlch P. u...refull) .11 ended to. J(MCN
iKNOX ('..stv Arctlusser. 1/1V -If
NEW
1riir,', 1hi1iihis1ir,
AND GENERAL
bre Goods
WAREHOUSE.
The subscriber wishes to inform
the Public that he has opened out
a Large and 11'e'II-Assorted Stuck
of Staple ant! FanrY Dry Boots in
the
premises next to (J. N 11t►vin
where he will use every legitimate
effort to -rive entire satisfaction 14'
all who may favor hint with their
pat reeinge.
(ioo.l. marked, in plain figures
and no second prier. No cutting in
prices on leading lines, brlievin,c
in the acknowledged honest prin-
ciple of a reasonable per centag'
on 1811 goods alike
I refrain frotu advertising price.,
m, it is no fair trot of cheapness.
anal Often lnisletuling.
A. to whether the goods and
price's are right, I leave It to a di•-
crituinating public, alta! will shish-
t, their verdict.
The Public's obedient .servant.
ALEX. MUNRO.
Getlosb►- May toxo th, Liles -ate
FURNITURE
1
1 Bureaus. k a i
Redeuos, teen 14 •
Woven Wire Niattrew.em, 3 4
rt1 t. Ursa end wool I11Vu tresses
Hareeklsat Tables, 2 Om
Kk.•hea Tables, 1 Y.
hewn Tebbe. 3 50
Ysteuro. Tables. OM
Bow Reeked Omura 1 fe
v►.."`vbbotoaases. 7 10
775
Lema,vu and Parlor Sees at Cost.
Har'ta1an, swingWindow Rollers. tenet.
wladow *tial
N' Ilse cent utt W.il I 1prr on rewrite.. -
of St or ever.
1. C. ROBUtsox. •
nae-tt E L>3T AI 'CT
SEEDS
TurnspSeeds, Millet, Hungarian
Grass Seed, Corn and
Buckwheat -
MONEY TO LOAN
SAIUEI SLOUE.
SPECIA DTZES
a E385_ - _ Naterl 1 r unsuy.ng of a Foto of 410 scree In ii,dUra of •11 sloes
i r./ end Noon Wrtaonv of tots Number.7 and 4 Makes a roost healthful and r.,reshot" Weeniest for tlwptotwtr swans.
in toe till con• rsaon. 4att.rn MI Musa, of the
Towwhichpcoh,o of raonsl. may
described A Lot of Apollinaris and other Mineral Waters.
and which portions IraT 1,e teeter o Arnbed as
follows (ommpsclmg ata poo' p:aoted on
WOOLEN
. h.. 7, 48,4 ;emit of sidle twit «uI re. PIt F.+11 elle ft,t 0i
: •td 1. •+.+d pet. ln.ttt also at the a•t.r%..hnn Hellebore, Parr Green, London Purple, Insect Powders
! with ter 9onrhrrty aAe of d albww.r
d..d.d by tl l isr, Harris tot". Town.hipof
A.h6r1A and shown in rcgtet.red plan of the
1 n. ran rtr
DLIZ.I.S_ :,lira. of O'rss.ford. thea. follow tog the
v era. ,
al -
G1 -i
T., the II' o,i - .frons uj !'•.• .1,1',. 1+110
I'aau trot
A'r w6h to saw 'ha' se • are 7r. rest "a tate
your wool 10 .Whimsy. for ti40de. or work 1•
for you into say N the Niles/in( •rto-I.. vi1
Blankets White. Gt'ny or Horse.
Bhtrtingn Grey or Check
Clothe Tweeds or Fri: Cloths.
Light or Heavy.
Flannels White, Grey, Colored,
Union. Plain or Twill.
/Meetings Broad or Narrow.
Stocking Yarn -- White. Grey,
Clouded or in Colors
Carpet Warps made t.) order.
ROLL CARDING.
Iter facilities for Hos work "anew M AMU
We will.ndes,or in most newel tido
t th. day It b brought la. ,f required.
4'UMW. Apogia( and 1:..1154 or aMnnieg
no 184 gimp roar.. or Ase hard or sof: twist,
as required.
W. aro is a position to do 11: kande N coo-
lest,.
is♦
test, work. 'aeelly does. an a fell set effort"
moll aid tee will pianist.. to do fee leu Tully
renal It set a Iit11. 41.11.- clan *117 in our
aarrnending*.
A esti r.t►ertf.,l:r .ol.c tel
E. McCANN
Rost Rae Ware. el no,
•Merleh. ]fay Nib, lege,
u w t r A bo',t it. era couid read
* Goderich. d s r
Lode IAr of Monti
ora lender
several di all m the P. JO Medic , H [M•i Vt a yT'tgdii/,fijtis
Lode a real ►both of 141144., •is *11 a 4te
mac. of fortr-three chains. more oe hoe,,
tb.nce Sneth elstyrogbt d.gro.v and thirty
minnow, Kostfour riming .std thirteen halts
to • post. then.. South eighty six degrees sad
thirty minutes. Last three chain. and forty
link. en • poet. these.. 4.4th nobly there M
greets sad arty =deme*. Kest twist. • etude* to ; A.T
a post. 'hen..• W,nt4 • w only two degrees. Khat
orW ..tether.1.4s*sd.evith a limit
lime 111- C_ DETLOR tJtrs]Ly CO'S
sweaor feta. to r4. u4154 5 ion with the Ilmlt be
twee* fare, tots A and 4, theses /Muth westerly
following the limit between 41114 lots Aand e
meet tour chains &a4 eighty Mika, more or ill-RINO TNR ALTRRATf?OM IN MMUS TBRT WILL BOLD
Ise• to the Mid lute.rover of tot R thecae A MAMMOTH MALE. SR IRAi. LINKS Or
eurrhw..trrty *root the rear of las 1 and/.• Gods o be Cleared slut chain* moa•sor I.w, to his ne.r.ertlew
wett t8. Kest NA. ref t,Ar road b.(we.a lob aRegardless of
sed 1. tkeno. North.asterly *nowise add
east ode of side road fourteen eludes. trine
()elms. to the parr of leginn,at. the whole Big Drive
:w'aletr.4 an 4118 of on. hendeed sed Arty.
nose sera, mar* or kis.
This p-np.rtr adjoins the mill pn41.rt7
shoo. mentlaned
The soil 11 good. sleet one half beim cid
town. sed toe other half • 0aady le.fte
it t* well watered Ay *prows and Was has
spot.' m th. None Mile Hirer *lea'tm.p} lh4l4{r
wad deeded m the Townst,e or Adtg.ld.
which forms part of the hen wlsry of this
BIG SALE FOR ONE MONTH
IBR. .
TLA. are ahnut 40 sere% of Sr.' r1ato bash
Isnd. rtmlr•r.A with maple. hrreh, white ash.
h.min,-1. sad ceder.
T1. -r .re emoted en 'his oemel Own geed
frame turn n..).t1Ow-1 sad tother 141*
and dei tees wMes.
Farrel t. owdet'ng of II cries Remit N the
A on poetise of the unlit property and b1(ag s
poetise of Let Number 7. la the Iib .srsss-
*i Rsit.ra tansies of the Te
A.bl1M1 In the leastj.1_ H.een sot
i3ttirto Boal ilh deeCfleOl e.6 WOW.. -COW
in Lace Curtains.
Wonderful Bargain to Tweeds.
Drawee Goode at Panic Prints,
THIS 1't A ORNCIN4 KALI.
FORGET TO VISIT THE CARPET ROOM.
J. C. DICTUM t CO.
DON'T
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