HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1885-7-17, Page 2TORY TRICKERY.
van. Make Shows up Mho J. Z
Drown toad air Jotila•
♦Rivera&
Os the aero
Mz Blake
• poem*
a further
• jset ut
weaver thoegt► to read the ether
My. I carat algia the Hoole, ea tsh-
eers hes stdnoeale in papaw Oita the
camber for Feat Toronto ,Mr. Small)
Mae tows t♦ediee
plan..
*Mew
j. MI W .
u •paoo
.prong hand
leader el the Gee -
fres Mr. full, tt y1eg he WI trent him
• a t of Zile HeseMead Act, trail
tag his if he sat •n7 ;lettere W
gees, he would likes tee these.
says helms aur beet iofinr
• trims with tae at each of the
and the leader of th. Government are
*axioms to have it. Os the 7th of May
1 received Go. letter :-
bb Elis betbeteert,
Towuso, May s. 1006
Hon. Mr. Blake. (Wawa
Sia, -The undeveloped is jest slows
from the hooch Branch, Prises Albert.
Settlements have been furring on that
oeaghborhood for five years. 1 have
been in the Northwest Territory for
fourteen years, end on surveys for seven
year.. I would very much like sender -
view ca matters coraemia( the Gosern-
rawat meets in the Northwest Territory
and the Half breeds. the villaisis Pias
Beed os the aaadian Pacific Railway
survey., sad the wilful waste of both
sad cash by
have been interviewed by Mertens et
papers hen, but intend keepbg a1� tpp
mantel until I have been at haaigtMh
tors, I as a ruined, bard wnekiar far-
mer, and have no funds or I would go
straight to Ottawa. If you will
wie A m
rise
. I will go and see yeay
Indian ain whom I have ben as • witness.
He is • Siosx that I adopted when -
wll bey. Now be is a tineoung than,
and a 'reel specimen for the Government
to look upon and treat .eeorduuly.
Then would be no trouble is the West
if my intended advice is noted down.
Trusting yea will kindly compty with my
request, I beg to remain, sir your bumble
servant. J. E. Baone.
1n reply I sent the following. I soppos
ieisltel*t, ked
b anima_ I )edge he hitt
has moil •bah
Jimmie& ' van-
-Mess -
d'atty a t
been fsidy
ity, with a
ming. If I learn an
gems I will let you know. I have
bad time to sit down to write letters or
aaythire elm. Brown chi not tura up
on Mende" night. Oe.aider•se if wee
a holiday I did wit think it likely he
would be in a condition to rake en ego
possess" bat he has not put in an ap-
pears's, since. I think he sees then
is lite prospect of money, and my opin
nu as well as theit of those who have
seam him, is that he is a dead -beat.
(Loud cheers and laughter )
I will only say to the hon. .member for
Bae Toronto (Mr. Small) that the abort-
ed *ray is the best, sod if he wanted to
w Mr. Brown's letters end had asked
as for them I would haws been nappy
to give theca to bra. (Renewed cheers
aged laughter.)
RACING FOR 'IOW&
the leader of the Government in some
way got tie artsi.•1 of toy latter and
quoted it sorreetly. I reed it as he is
reported to hem given it
Orr*wa. May 7, 1885.
lint -I have your letter of the lith,
and should be very clad indeed to learn
from you any facts ooiu wted with the
manseement of affairs in the Neigh -wed
Territories. I would willing!' eusply
with your request for • pre to Ottawa d
it were is my power, but I bate no
mane of prcennag railway puma It u
possible. thooeh by no seams certain,
that I may be in Toronto for a few hours
within a few days, and if so I would try
to arrange on interview with you, or if
I am ohabte to ttnnatel that J Can ar-
range an interview with • eondduatial
friend of mine. who would note down kr
sy own ear only ail that you choose to
communicate, if this would be agreeable
to you.
Tours faithfully,
EDWALD EL E&
J. t Vroom, Irl,
hulae•tueet3P 1 received the follow-
ing -
A Reporters 3zperienneon board
a Lake Michigan Tug.
*similar eS
The beet
ImP ort 4 the wa1n
the rear Jig mem ios'mwd midi it [meld
have hast hero, a pails alp"
thing, ems the
hat. Jive
covered with a uses et beret., Medan
ur rather Shashi et seal, which were
flying free the stack. It .served to the
notice as if the tag wee teariffig herself
to pieces, so Soloed, did she steaks
ends the ordeal, and the steam gags
&rain leaped into the reporter's miiti.
In this was comfort or 4.ystr, and he
retraced his steps toward the engine -
nem. But the figures un the fan weld
not be ssen-
The prise which was at first a mare
speck was fest becoming pioneer at ever
jump of the tug until her hill sad mils
arumed definite shape. Nearer and
easel' she approached the vessel .ltd
the mamba% of her crew ooeld be seem,
bet last as certain was the ether teas
baring down spun her. The door of
the furnace banged chastantly and
Morel atter shovel iell of Boal wee heap-
ed into the furnace. It was a trying
moment, and the Brew strained every
nerve end muss to win, sad seeded'
the captain .adeemed is greet ties.
"We've gut ass, and kis juy w height-
ened when the tog n.eteed the quarter
of the vessel fully 200 feet in advance et
the nearest of the other tags
"It was • good rasa," the sprain ex-
claimed as he aigsalled the esegirteer to go
ahead after the tow -line had beet safely
twisted around the bits.
V assume tees tar a Tow ea Musa /M,.
Tugboats geuaged—Nice 1 p seems
teaseling et Sts ss*ey Varve.
Blom the later Ocean.
Past the rows ot high buildings and
under the brides the little craft glided
like • ser, until she finally reached
the wide messes of waters of Lake Michigan. Only the method Tu aSer
the exh•est.ad the mo•utoovue vibra-
tions of the lull disturbed the silence.
The gloomy atom wails of the water
works Drib, which in the night resem-
bles an isolated sea prison, were directly
ahead, bet by a tarn of the tiller wad
they were left to one aide, and soon only
the solitary beacon, whit h surmounts
them, woe all that could be seen by a
glance over the stare. Swiftly the little
tug flew past the lights of Lincoln park,
and than almost directly ahead could M
seen the remarkable flash -light of Grose
Point, twelve mils distant
'Watch it,' the captain raid, and he
banded • pair of powerful marine glass
to his solitary passenger. The glasses
were leveled epee the point when the
light bas et soddenly disappeared, and
after interval of • few seconds the
watcher', patience was rewarded by aw-
ing a minute speck of red light, whieb
gradually gnu in Nas pntil it glared
down tea the Silent waters be! r tt ,:like
the eye of a huge monster which was
writing for its victim's approach. It
also diasppeared, and then was another
interval of darkness ; which was followed
by the bright flash. So this light alter -
eaten, showing Stet bright then • deep
red, *ad then disappearing altogether
fur • brief space of ties, every night in
the year.
Atter a run of one hour and a half it
was direct) abreast of the tag, and the
captain puled his watch mechanically.
55 Elizabeth street, b a. mm
Mr. Fr
etaa. ,-I-1 }n reply to roues just to land,
your friend can drop • line stating time
•
and place. I will give bum a few pointer 'Just 130,' he said. 'I always like to
that will bear weight with them. 1 teas my bearings when I pas that light,'
thinkI cleave to 700 m o lase that 1 be cotinued, 'because it might set in
had to leave my home on the afterouth thick and storm and while we keep a
17 days in an. Prince Albert. and firer SHIM we knowy how to find our way
17 days in etowehoes echoer the Bind
Bus. lakes. . and plains, arrived at Troy The a in sat at his post grimly
with just .south to pay our fares to pv
Toronto, which was $56.75, and all are dividing his tame between the compass
now here with nn fonds, not even a in front of him and the inky darkness
dollar to pay our board. Mr. C. T. around. At last the first streak of gray
Mils. D. L. S.. invited me up to Dr. Idawn appeared in the east, and the cap -
Johnson a on Blom -street today and tam because quite licaly. 'It is coming
gave me a recommend to Mr. H. 13. 1.5 jht, sure, he cried out, and he re-
Proodfou t, Dominion and Provincial le•ard his wheel • moment and stertjed
Land Surveyor, Clinton. else to Geneve out upon the boat's deck a_d e •
(tainted', Dmminiow and Provincial tend .aching examination of the horizon in
Surveyor. of Pembroke. that are going •'K7 direction 'There's • bunch of
out on surveys loon Now, yon will vessels over there,' he exclaimed, pointy
e,barrve, if m name ao at oeoe in tog ever the starboard bun gleefully, and
{ those7 ha I hall Dot get a he gave the jingler a quick jerk. The
and the cibrattoos of the hull dud like- ,at ; rotten provietons, worthless •
:01116111
t�telrie li
lit lee Fisiteglew
Rheims, Coq, Bunts. S.sW •ed Fes
tem, se it heeling sad peettpria4 dtaig
OD trei ~ mase w .del
to be se
H.. iialphlkli-.--- 1 Path:*
tsrbulie Cerate. Sell by Geo. Rhysas.
1st.
Then Ma wjeeheibility cal lin Atte ate
Gable telegnph fetes beim reseed to Set
a word. -
Setif, the philosopher el the Behest -
goon ladepvaient. says : "loses of the
tines openings exist fop erste, lamed -
nes. Whets Ove coats is paid fur male
Mg • shirt collar, there is mon meaer
in • laundry tb•a ie a bask, and it halt
the pepi•jys who strut amtuad se bark
clerks took to lae.dry work it would be
tatter for all parties, and more 'ende-
eive to honesty."
AS ttrd weveet$e.
An old favorite, that hes been popular
with the people for Dearty 30 yeses. ie
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
for all varieties of Sumatar Complaints
of children and adults. It seldom or
ever fails to cure Choler* Martens, Diar-
rhea sod Dysentery. 2.
PRING. & SUM
Goderich Foundry aad M&chiae Works,
Runoiman Bros., proprietors.
cSSTMACTS TAM FOM MAI EMUS. mums MM. AMO OTME1 SI MIM S M IMI
Flouring Idle Changed to the Gradual Reduction System.
Horse Powers, Grain Crashers, Straw Cutters, Agricultural Furnaces,
Stoves, etc., etc., at Low ?nose
.411 Kinds of Castings Made to Order.
R. W. Rvsculas
A Basta* s T EMenwasT. - For $
Comb, Cold ne any Brashest! of ecioe-
"Pusturi*," in say option, r just the
thing. I have wed it fa my family for
Cooghe aid Colts toe the pmt leer years
with the most .aoseid cosec•, and too
day my opinion of it is that I eostinue
to think still more et that which 1 When
thickine well of.
Ciao. Kara, Manager Megrim Busk,
Pickering.
Price 26 sorts at all drop/iota m
• Inteibtsie 811•108,-
OTT
wes+
Ot awe, July 8. -In the Hoene 01
Commons todayin the debate ou North-
west attain, . Caseous (Heron),
pointed out that when Mr. Ch•pleae,
$scysi•r� of State, wrote to the people
of Fall River, shits that the halfbreeds
had never petitioned fur redress of their
grievances. be wrote what was utterly
untrue. The See etary of Stage we-
either deplorably itooramt, or be W
wilfully misrepresented lasts. He dmrg-
ed that the cams of the rebellion was
the criminal .is000duct of an imbecile
and corrupt Government. Not only
half-breeds but white settlers and Iodises
had been robbed cad swindled by AIMS
and agents with the connives* oI the
Government After the rebellion had
broken out • meeting of elute settlers
was held •t Calgarry, et which it was
urged that the only mora of ebtaising
justice from the preset Government
was to get behead Winchester rifles.
Another speaker acid that the settler. of
the Northwest were worts off than wild
animals, because wild anneals had a dose
season, while settlers were emoted at all
seasons by Government agents and poli-
tical jobbers. The Indians were goaded
into rebellion by the cruelty and dis-
honesty with which they were treated.
After snaking treaties with the Iodises
of the Northwest, Sir John Macdonald
had deliberately announced in Parli-
ament that a policy of starving the In-
dians was necessary, in order to bring
them too submission. A million dollars a
year was voted by Parliament for the
Indians, but not one-fourth of that sum
ever reached them. It was sgo•adered
upon Mr. Dewduey and his min,ona,whe
were left free to rob, eheat, plunder. and
starve the Iodises at will. Rotten pork.
bought from Dewdney's partners at 25
oeuta a pound, was given to Indians to
any ^ chances s u
positing In any surveys for • lPuffing increased to a frightful extent,
ong tune P
eine. The vessels were soon overtaken, unit tar food, were d for at ouormow
but were found W be Acing aloins the pries and giver• to Indiana Agents of
to come, en i hope for my take you will
not mention my name. They can easily
investigate sad find out what I sate to
be correct If you eau put in a word
for me and my boy t.. any surveyor that
is going nut, I shall be most thankful.
Trusting we soon shall have a chime of
ttorernmeet Inc the eke of the whole of
Canada. 1 bee to remain obeoiently
your'' Iianwlt. Cheers, i their stacks it was evident that the rose
To which 1 replied - mas-
ters of both were determined to tow her
ATTAR -e. 'they 1:. ISM. to Cbioalgo. Then two mon tugs were
DEAR SMR. -i have your letter Jird see north of the vessel steaming in her
will ask a friend to make an app int- direction, but they were 'pecks on the
sent with you. 1 will take care. as you horizon The experienoed eye oil the
dmire, that your name 14'11)11 not be used captain, however, told him at first
t. your prejudice. 1 will pot discos it glance that the were making for the
u ntil goo have had ample opportunity at .olitary 'tow' also. and turning to his
•ecwrinr an appointment for the surveys passenger he said, 'Steer her rtrsight for
the year. of c••u are fortunate enough to that esti while I talk to the engineer.'
do so. hut 1 fanly there wiil not be • He had not been gone a minute when
great deal of surveying done. I should the object of his conference with the
gladly assist you in ProcJrinr etwnln7- enci.eer became apparent. The clans, -
an
• if it were ill my Power : het 1 hard ing of the doors of the fermate, rang nut
tan Sean' o1 b•rw14•-ding vonr :ntervats Hi 1 above the din and clatter of the machin-
wishes,this respect. NW ith thanks for lo;ir g"t'd shy, and then the shoveling of coal was
II heard. Instead of black smoke, the
i am yowl feithf•,lly. lstack vomited forth glowing eteeders of
$GWARD BLARE. 'Great s:r•, the puffing aid the cibntieme
J E Brown, Esq incressrd anti it became furious. 'She's
1 requested $ friend of mine to Kon- going wide open,' was the only etplana-
tae.ie•te with • friend in Tomato, ask- tom the captain vouchsafed when be
nturued and to k the wheel again. The
ars him to ask an interview with Dir. i bat was plowint thruueh the water •1
itsswn, and my friend received from hi. i • tremendous sped, and she fond it
friend in Toronto this letter. I read sill ; &leomt as high as her nil.'
the Paris that boar on th:s matter - 'I think that fel'nw is rain:oig it, all,
Ttraowre, flet.. 2:Ird May, 1Mk etelaimed the captain after • brief
My Deer --. 1 baro had Br..wn enterval of silents Hold her again
11 1 see the etnnneer.'
The *relieved ase d Rostssoa's
Peoareoaaxas SaeoWow iavartahi7
cleanses the blood fres all impurities
sad restores the sys..es to a state of
healthfulness, that is manifested is ia-
creased s,mstittlfiesal vigor, mental meti-
viiy. aced lightness and bu yasee of
spirits. Always auk for Rosiesoe's
Pao rsctusa sttrisiorl, and be sure
you get it. 2
new tae' ter rsmebe• we.Meee p1w
ease. BOOM ems ftdml*nsM..
The Greet Owhew Lvigoreter is the
oily voila ler impotesoy, Dantws de-
bility, universal lwitude, torgetfulnssa,
paint in thebsek or sides, no matter how
.b*ttered'ehe system may be hon el-
egem at a*y ked, the Great German
Remedy will tartare the lest tutetione
sad seers health and happiness. $1.00
per box, at boxes for �$6e 00. Sold by
all drsggles Ilett es receipt d pries,
posers paid b' F. J. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, eel* igest fur United Sates. Cu -
Ware and testimonials sent free. Sold
b' Oeo. Baynes, sole agent for Gode-
rtsk 2.:
n e
lake. this Government had grown rich
by
Then another vessel was sighted, and cheating Indians, and speeulatewt in their
almost at the Game time two tugs were lands. de gwded {roes Gna.rvtiyy
seen emerging the base, which hid the newspapers showing that Dewdney was •
laud from view. They, toe, had seem speculator and the head of a gang of
the vessel, and from the quantities of jobbers, and yet the Govaenrneet kept
black smoke which was tornitted from this ,..n io the position of Lieutenant -
Governor cf the Northwest. There was
no punishment known to law sulkiest
to punish men who had provoked this
rebellion, and these criminals Gat upon
the Treasury benches. He was willing
to leave the punishment of the men who
were the real seminals in the matter, to
the electors of Canada. Mr. Cameron
closed his powerful and elective speeds
amid tremendous chess.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
BARGAINS1
1*
CREAT BARC+�i2N8I
OR pRODUO7h- Ph''i
f3EE TWEI OrOOI8 DdARSED DOWN_
A Rswaan--Of ooe dome "Testa
iv" to any ogee seeding the beet four lin-
rhyme on ' istamtne, the remarkable
little gem fee the Teeth and Eat:.. Ask
your drugged or address
Use fro{. Low's Sulphur Soap for
Prickly Haat, Nettle Rash, Seeley Emp-
ties, itch, and all diseased erudition. of
the thin. 1.
GRA'IyUL_ Cl)MFORTtNO.
W. S.RIDIMSE',
Jan. 21, 1t18ti, The People's Store, Goad
LOW PRICE£3_-
COX E AND'$EE THE BARGAINS
la
ti7t00=2tZRs,
O ROC]z1c1RZ W.A111C,
- CaIIQ� W.AR3,
8TO]oTIC WAJRNA,
lac., a&C., d&O
Also • Fres Lise of
Moustache Cups, Ladies Cups, Fancy Mots, Mjjolica Ware
Vases, &c., which will be sold at viz' -
W_ 1� _ _ .T
EPPS' S COCOA.
BREA IC FAST.
Ry • tberswgk knowledge of the sate
rel taws which govern the es ersaise of
tissues and nutrition. mid Eby a careful
=saes wen -
Gems lie pa has ,
seettsseottso/d ler. Incne has ties ofd sue
breakfast table with a delicately flavoured
beverage whole wy sore ss meq heavy
doctors' LUIS. It 1. by the Jediciow ass of
seek artialseul diet &set a neeetltetioa mei
ke treda•ty built ap until otrose men& to
rpiet every tewdo.cy to dleesee. oG
of subtle make' are heating around s
reedy to stark wherever there l a weak
ppaniin�t. We may sew many • fatal abaft by
kith mire
=amide•pta6t come ea l noerteheewell wsh-the
a its. -Made da iy with banters
water ore Sold only in Pawkier Gro
.are lane thus :-' JA1eo Sires
lemo tar, Lwdos hoe. Sol
C. IL (tceaen- Montreal.
abeeldalle airseded se
Much suffering is the resole of neglect-
ed constipation. There is n.• better
regulator of the bowels than Burdock
Blood Bitters h its prompt action .n
the Liver all tendency to irregularity ie
miaowed, and one chief source ..f ill-
heatb prevented. 2.
tesA,er ea ,Mb.•eleua. 4r
meat f
SEEDS
Turnip Seeds, Millet, Hungarian
Grass Seed, Corn and
Buckwheat.
it n not known to natty of oar read-
ers that forty years aero. Henry Ward
Beecher was editor o f an alto,culeoral
paper in lndianapolie Here is some ot
his wisdom, which is as pet now u it was
then. D.• any (Armen'wives in our part
.d the world make their customers set
butter out of old andergarnients t
cwt 'The comparative degrees of butter are
haptubed ep, and hare San him o, cI to- When he returned the d n of the tea- horrible, bad, tolerahle. We seldom ams
e have who t,o the a,neluatoa shivery was perfectly • neering. The any butter in the market which merits •
arse lt m tr 14,. whit M an rake cwt bat fairly .honk from stem to stern as higher term. Vas quantities exposed
r either cad.. had t• rot. • theJibe un d forward. and a deep hiring for wk and twilight epon enmpul.i.Nl, and
MON art it He has own to awn tilt P gc `\'hat. he eaten through etre necessity, would, in
aurae succeeded the pulling. New York ter Philadelphia, never be
cqoseted av hotter, hot nasty as green
tlrwr, bitter seam. from dirty reaps -
els. yields batter depraved frets use
eery then., bet lard being added ams
buttermilk awl subtracted, it travels to
marks in het wesebs, sad its ebsrme
are espotld is very swelling mood. (*,
MONEY TO LOAN
Hawtiltma street, oedericb.
December lash. ISM. Int
4
BAGAINS FOR CASH G
I AM SELLING OFT M\' STOCI OT
CLOTHIN
AND GKNTP FURNISHINGS
.At a Greatly Reduced Price for Cash.
Private toads to invest at reaeonaSle rate'
et interest.
Aim, seed defme that h. has agreed to
e bine a Government detective ret
a year, to drive around NW
Earth- Went Territories, be provided
nigh a hew.e sad e.wlveyanee, and in air.
Be sees he in now waiting Inc • leis
gas fries teeawa, that he is t' here
was relieved of the wheel the rel"o'u'r
gw��tl y walked t,owsrd the mists* Moat,
where he was greeted by the sp.,t-enver-
id enemies with a bread aria. Be
d cautiously inside. glanced rsrefull7 at
the steam gore, ted remarked indiffer-
ently that 'be boat was mainly feet time.
•
Mme•
Jr )atter whisk hin
fired
The registered 100 poen
esesup M his es peers to
ore
0.1
k
.
SAMUEL SLOANE,
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
Gedericb. May fhb. lent&.. 11044st
Just Receive& I
THIS IS A G&NUINK ANNOCNCEMkNT.
ABRAHAM SMITH.
Goderiaa. Nov. fhb. 1566. M
A large assortment of the virion.
GRASS and CLOVER SEEDS
.drat$' fbr ltrtimutet psseres. M well as
mu) AND itARDeN
Extensive Premises and Splendid Now Stack.
CielECO• l.Y
CABINET - MAUI AND UNDERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Ftt•m ANS tura TM t*TTRL
arestED GRAM OF ALL LINOS -MS
MVPf ib. 10011b loaf
R S PRICE,
A good assortment of Iltebea. Bed -neem. Thule( R.•or" and Parlor hreitsrr nark se t•
hies. Chairs their. cane_ pad wood seated,. cupboards. bed -.teed.. Mattresses. Wash -mud
Lounges, Sofa. la kat -lots, Leaking Gleams.
S. S. A complete asseentest of Collins and !breeds always os heed also Hearses for bit
p ps.aonable rste .
jiiimis
Framing a weelel!7.—A call solicited.
ale r
street
Oral* Depot. seems Tela Hall.
God
Marsh ceeh. 153. 101F -he
AP
Ii..
telae ale ecce fav
ot.•tOI
aatMNwRe;wib Ip yea
au
,..ra right away
flee Wthteg else le this Alt. of either
est. seeemad roes bet tr&wR
reeeee even• helore the t
re= AteaseMns lleni
br i•N
BOOTS & SHOES
=lowmarlge Wecl.cfi.tZp
Beg t. anatomies to the Public that they bare opened business in the above Sior•
in the store lately [erupted by Horace Newton Having purchased a large clad
well ase•rted stock of Spring and Kummer Goods inclose Leers, we are determine
to give the Pnhlie the hen.Gt.
letegos.
QUICK SALES, SPILL PROFITS SILL BE OUR ICTTO
/Mr -Please all atoll examine nor goods heforepurchasieg elvwhere.
rer-P.emiemher the place, next door to J. Wilson's Drug Store.
rlrCootnNn work will remove our apeoi•1 attention.
re -None bat the beet of material used and first -etas workmen employed.
XS -Repairing neatly dome on the shortest notice
Goderich, March 9 1BB2. DOWNING & W E D D U P
ART bESIGNS IN WALL PAPIR
hoer is the time. it you wlab sae or two eine resew at home. to sae i e ietellreem peps.
Ha has ever
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
Setae iful colors. avid at priers lege than very mesh Interim roods. Cal and see them. The
an the best v• leo 1i town_ and reset behold
Thi taint Sriag kalf Paticro� Fashioos,
ACT 13U'rI i ftel3
lee, •