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THE HURON SIGNAL
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FRIDAY. APRIL lir., 1846.
Tai Hamilton 'fpectmtor was batty be-
F.glgsd oe Monday. Like the Mail, the
Tory arena et Hamilton must Dorm
dews to the workingmen.
Braves deal with Woodwaith as a
rascally transactise, Mad neither of these
Wilke' parasite will be returned to the
psrliasest they have diagramed by their
greed sad dishonesty.
Ws woader why the airs doss not
publish M. C. Css.roo's weigh on the
Lsdry amnion in tulL And the speech
u so " astf-000diats.tory," too, you
know, it eight to be good Tory cam-
paign literature. Bot our sou
deal really believe that Cameron's
tomb is "sell- ," and au it
dare not pobtast it
A row days ago we noticed in the
Wage M. C. Cement', the able repre-
eent•tive of West Huron exposed the
realities of the " Forty Thieves," he
made • ten *nuke, for which he deserves
the thanks of every honest man to the
Dominion.
Wag. Rte are driven Into • corner
they usually btu one another, and the
family quarrel between Mars. Wood-
worth and Beaty cosstraist as to believe
that the Tories down at Ottawa are last
section hemmed in.
Tee gentlemanly and pious editor of
the Altai to the outstrary, M. C. Came-
ron is not • "d-- liar all cite esus "
Isn't it about time the Star let up on it.
vile abuse of our fellow citizen end re
presentative in parliament.
Tag Hamilton Spectator bas thea tar
tailed to let the outside world knee whet
are the prospects of getting 5110,1180 el
r population into, and $58,000,000 of s
Led renes« Ise out of, ch. Northwest
Territories by the year 1800.
The city of isaitfetid has issued a
handsome ilfuntAtted psmphl t ds.cribieg
the "Telephone City." The work is etre
which r.6.cts credit on the compilers of
the book, and also upon the Brantford
3rpowfor, which printed it. Brantford
is indeed • and attractive
city.
Tea volunteers who were at the front
last year will now be glad that Doctor
cablegrams that the "loyalists" of Ulster Orton didn't take the oomm*nd of the
were negotiating for the purchase of area, rums* 001 of the bands of Gen. Fred.
me am they might rias up epaisiet the Middleton. The valiant medico has just
prissipl. of Iri.b Home Bele. The I °outs to grief as s fighting mss at Otte-
"• loyalists" of Ulster are like the "ley- wa Feeling " oocke'" over the fact
alista" eat Utak rod everywhere else -
they become disloyal just seams as they
are not allowed to " rule the roost."
But we have no (ear of the Ulster "pail ars
of the co.stitstion" appealing to arms.
The ordinary "loyalist" pesters loud
talking to fightiag, the the Visitor brand
is oo .issption to the species.
Dt•ateo the remarks at the finish of
the rail) between Ortos,the rowdy M. P.,
end Thomson, the plucky juornslist, the
wineskins tones of East Huron's M P.
were heard, saying, " That's what we
will all have to do." If the legislators in the Qeesn'. hotel, Toronto, and
can stand it, we filmy the smashed • let of crystal and china in the
men can, especially if they all come out dining room, scaring the derby waiters
.f the maga as victorious as Thomson &last oat of their wits. He was taken
did. Thomas Farrow thirsting for gore to the station by the polios, and se ent
would lead ea to Refer that the whitings several hoots in the Dell.. He is a black -
class -leader and exhorter has fallen tram tlw8, •ad inotbieg short of it, jsdginv
grace. It would seem that the hunting by kis conduct as described above_ Dr.
up of big eggs under the N.P. bas was- Orton has never dared to bring the pro
ed Emi Huron's comber to lest to before the courts for describing his row -
crow. It «embody deease't tie a knit ea dyi.e. He is • di. ace to the paths -
him be may do something desperate. so»nt of whirl he u s member.
Lovas; of hbaniy antiverb of elo-
quence should read the msgnithent ad-
dress of Fay. Dr. Bert-, the able Prin-
cipal of the Wesleyan Ldi.e College,
Hssiltee, which was given at 8t.
Louis, on the evening of at. Patrick'a
Day. Those of the stere wi 1ss "loy-
alista" who b hili•t ao Proe Stant ow
be a friend of bolas rule fur Ireland,will
fiend that the kip.betined and big-hearted
Methodist prcw.ker and Meshes is houte
role to the beekbsw--Iled an the way
through. As • sgedpmtlw 1 slogeeeee,
-- alMiutr,
barest rd $141dwkistp, we coat
mod Dr. Barelaf aJiess (es be towed
ea ser uss.od pt>Hs)"tic the int.11gl•et
MHO and women who end Tits 8tot.•t..
A. a weakest* of the J•utd•es view
takes by the Trey members of the pre-
med p•rli•sust, we append the words of
Woodworth, owe et the b.sutisked
all.sbss, before the railway oosmittee,
last week :
" As • promoter and direetor he was
eusplst ly abet out, and felt he had
hem grievouslyor,. By writing
tech a letter wdmated to sh,w Mr.
?Mary that it was his right to have • stare
teat he had thrashed Johnson, the Mail
oosrsspoadest, a couple of years age,
Orton bat weak cowardly assaulted one
of the Otebe staff, named E. W. Thom -
eon, to the lobby of the House of Com-
moaa. Albert# taken Ity surprise, the
journalist got is his work on the doctor,
and gaTe him a Severe pummelling as
the reward of his t attack.
Orton is ton ikomd of liquor, and has too
big an opinion of Pe prowess as • slug-
ger. This cheaeting wilt probably do
him good. It is sly • few years mace
this rowdy ILP. gut on a rampant drunk
Sows time ago the Hamilton Syectotor
got at loggerheads with • trades union
lecturer name Fogj, and, as at stony*
dos when the argument is against it,
resorted Ui.g, at whi* it is
an adept. The lecturer was sttgmatizsd
as • "blatherskite" and • "vagabond,"
and the Tory journal then considered
him crushed. lest Sunday, however,
Mr. Fops again appeared in Hamilton,
and lectured under the auspices of the
Moulder's 1'niom to a large asembLge
of working people. He didn't fail to
eke&
to the gestleasoly treatment ha
had received from the Spectator, and he
was wet long is poing the syenpsthy of
his s.dteaee against bis cowardly assail -
eat. Mr. Fred. the editor of the Spee-
fater, who was present, asked leave to
speak, aad was accorded to
do so. He posed ass "workiagmai" is
favor of radical reforms, but that didn't
hinder his frees pottier a hot reception
from the toilers sod moiler' whose cham-
pion he had bla°kguarded. On Monday
the Spectator wore aaekcloth and ashes
matapborio illy and apologised for having
salted Mr. Fogg a "blatherskite" and a
is any pailesage goisg in eossedtoo "v bo,d." The editor of the Sports -
with the bedding sled equipment of the tor, who was thee famed to "eat crew"
road. These wo.ld b apr.e.e...t. of
darks sad varies• other ibinp with is the same blooming Tory patriot who
semben of parbeedet hint to tike ed- meetly •Boded editorially to the Dinah
eeeteRe d in the 41"1.111114 their sou- cion member for West Huron as "A•-
ter.) Thom yeas ee Mbar (01 (Laugh-
ter.) alias Cameros" because he dared to «-
Hater, with W ercephion ef Mese i. OP' pose the res edities of the timber limit
who eW est gd(L ti4pwtamit seal al belt jobbers ; and the editor of
init'did these Mims. agtss-AA the journal is the naa who referred to
to his peeedrimy •fen. triad Resat the macther member of paste• met --Janne
smugla, titM.' ass eerily 'nothing Somerville of Beast -ss the "fellow dog
wrong ` thkt"
All of whish lewdo as to believe that the et A's'str,, .spry Dews** that fettle
moral sensibilities d Oerrwplioeist edam had uumtitthd a Iodating rseslity
GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, APRILI 6, 1886.
AMBROA^S VINDICATION.
When M. C. Cameron made his mes-
taorable speech at Bromfield, and stat -
e1 that there were only five Tory mem-
bers from Ontario Wieling wheys be had
not found stridence that they were
bound to the service of the Administra-
tion by bonds of bribery, in the shape of
Caber limits, land schemes, coal belts,
dna, be was cried dewu as • ntbless
Wadley of the records by the Toronto
jtt.u! ; he was nicknamed "Ananias," by
the Hamilton Spectator and its Weal esko
the Star ; and even Hun. Thomas White
thought that "party exigencies"' dowsed -
ed that he should take the stump agaiaat
Cameron's utterances, sad **desist to
casks the author swallow the Brumfield
statements. But the member let West
Huron isn't a politico nemesia, and he
failed to .wallow the stratenuffille be bad
awe.. #g,_ sora ie lire him M
Wingh.as, and delivered arc* apseeb
there, wherein he flayed the camp -fol-
lowers of the Ad in a merci-
less saaaer ; and not motion with that,
he made further of the ini-
quities .f the (loversdient and in hire-
lings at 8t. Masa-the place wham
"DISGRACEFUL JOUIL ALISY."
James"' Me- an reoAwee row
tlsss••1 epos renin *emitter' as . UM-
41116bow • d smash Jewenelese.
hoes tax Horse Expositor.
The fell..wi.g article appeared in the
Inst MOO of the Uoderieb Star, and se
reedited to the Hamilton .`Ape, tator. Ws
pale« it in mat that our readers may
form some id« a the kind cf literature
the subsidized organs Df the Ibomiaire
G t send out to the world. It
1sas Mani :
'Rae Grit party of Ontario la to be c•egrs.
Iodated epos dao political death. by suicide. of
nowise Gasmem member for Watt Hans.
This oatortuot a pwr•oa le la • a.sesr, the
remiss et smiths. Observing tea great Pro -
Waggon that Kr. IOUs had anWrd to is the
ps(Q hi' 'DOOM of pr,nting resumes 1■
sheet hsektare. sad barley. and
▪ saether d veriest �nee « ed ot j.abq. luta sit
wy
unmated .be stem tad began to tie at a
Mee that sate Mr still' feeble sews leek.
►►yy erne drstitsl e*nd almost raspt-
•hM But W ''subsidised" Tory sons wfo-
kelty sad nuiliedoesly exposed A.a.taif ao
ttee& sad they seemed .ad were swept away
bsbrs the decd of hat. beet int[ their eater-
tu me author fel .f shawl bitters's.. Mad
• 4Mlre et eresses, Mr. rote ee
cesesre gave him Ms eppsrtulty. He leak
�aeytlas, justice. •snot-ibsss were .otbleg
to btae : be mak peves � engdieeeq. the great
motva iddsvele talar Landry'. B feelerthat r --
.d himself to be the Mame and of
the sehusmtng rebel who eat eget the
lives of *cors of her mess, sad of
nosey : he declared asst ret abases
•rims. a sea -,1. thea*• bleed In bf a yobs
Hoe. Thomas White had shown symp- ,,pas not los „await i.
toms of unbelief in reference to the mat ' ibat W brut mummer " _' Mf•t �rs1�
UsterMs. Thomas goett, ebowY set bare w(
ter eontatned in the Brumfield address. had to/ bra mina bneedy .Nuns. AL thele
Aaaaian deeWrd voluntarily. Bat Wee M
As Cameron continued to rub the charges
is to the 0 t and its parasites,
the Mail, the Spectator sad even the
tadpoles of the hired Tory pro ranted
and raved and raged for upon
the member for West Huron. No'ia-
guags has been too coarse or vulgar to
apply to him, and ten epithet has been
too vile for them to hurl at his devoted
toad. But Cunene heeded neither ash -
gibes, sneers, our taunts, bet boldly held
his ttround, and hided his time.
Aid his vindication has cense far
quicker than his lame.. expected. The
Beaty-Woedwerth exposures and per-
sonal , together with the
t of Hon. (1) Mackensie
Dowell and J oh n White, 1L P. for Lac
Beatings, and other exposures &bet ate
pending, pave ly that the half
bad not been told by Cameron, so far as
the venality, the rascality, the bribery
sad ti of the present Domi-
nion 0 and its phalanx of
are concerned.
" Turn the rascals out !" was the
watchword of honest men when Bole
Tweed, Connolly, Sweeny, and the other
thieves were discovered in their nefarious
work in New York city some yens ago.
Every honest man is Canada should joie
in the cry, " Torn the rascals out !"
against Bon Macdonald, Bowel!, Beaty,
White, Woodworth, el al,, who are
gnawing at the vital of the Dominion.
T=! !d MILL.
M.tf the Maeda is W. mid rice e.brr..e
Weft Matf--Terre.
The employees of the best mill here
owned by$ Ugilvue A Hutohis►nl were
notified on Saturday last that after to
morrow the staff would be reduced one
half, and that those , would
only be employed half time.
Among those who expect to be dis-
charged are four or eve married an,
who, with their lastliee, will be forced
to remove from awn. We 1
that the Messrs. Ogilvie wit! gi a em-
ployment to some of them mea In their
Montreal tuilla
One of the wages that leas folioed the
mill to act down its expenses is the fact
that ' bakers" Hou h' ad
ems seen tb*sg that the safari mete tens aIle
dseWed- lavd.atarit -bus iw isms
►bat 9baU Le Mari thremgh t� td ma amt
hwrseeMlib et the country • is declared mat he
ever Mad. t Ontario ee.-
t alae itJuustI lovi s el (4...i.
Mere Mends •d dial w es dead as
Ube absrsrees rebel bice. U.'
We think that every person whoaseds
the above will agues with es is «pe g
that the writer of it u a blackguard of
the least type, and we knew that any
person whip has reed the official report
of Mr. O•meron'■ speech meat admit
that he is • liar. W• are not surprised
that the Plevintor should publish garbage
of this kind, because it roeates abo.t
$12,000 a year from the public treasury
for +wag it, but we are surprised that a
respectable man like the editor of the
Star would defile his paper t r approving-
ly oopyu it, simply to injure a political
The whew of the Star mutat
know that the above gutted &roots, be-
sides thing offensively abusive is abso-
lutely untrue. Becwuut know, because
he must have read Mr Cameron,s spaeeh,
having quoted copiously from it, that
nowhere in that speech from the begin-
ing to the end does Mr. Cameron declare
himself to be "the grimed and admirer of
the scheming robe)," dk. , nor did he
" declare that, no matter what his crime,
a man with French blond in his rieee
should not be hanged in Canada" H.
must know all this, end yet he repro-
duces these barefaced falsehoods without
word or comment, and gives them to his
readers as veritable troths, knowing
them to be false. U journalism has
been rduod to this point in Canada it
a certainly $ very led and deplorable
state of affairs, and it must indeed be •
bad cause that needs the practice of such
deceit to bolster it up.
Mr. Cameron condemnedsthe hanging
d Hied on two distinct grounds, first,
he contended he did not have a fair trial,
bean the prosecution refused to per-
mit his counsel the neoeslery time to
prepare his defence, and because they
refused to permit the appeas►nce of cer-
tain Mimeses who were _nn*r the a-
tm' of the G011,1 , and the pro -
denten of certain duoements in the
possession of :be Government, and
whisk the defence claimed to be neces-
sary in the interests of their client ; and,
saondly, because he contended that the
evidence showed the eased to be in-
sane on certain prints, and that tau en-
titled him to the clemency a the execu-
tive. Whatever force there may he in
WHAT'S UP?
Things That Are Happening
Around Us.
eamori fig Awewt leg* Wk.. litchi rare
w lel • Trugsdr .111111 • W *r-
iven fled ,ser .l the **Moir
f ew8.e.
' Oh ! Miser. do•'t ye want to bey a deg.
lnYt meas geed mu age weal.
11's w Wag as • fairy
Amt nut es eery wiry'.
Aad it only gut three test
-I recollect whew I lived down uo the
Atlantic mast, a neuter of pars ego
hearing the on the street sisg-
that little "pose." I didn't ttnk tam*
of the poetry, bet there was lively jingle
in the inmate, and the kinship between
dogs and sausage meat was welt -leaked,
as it were. I don't suppose that Bilin
rhyme would have ever awoke from its
slumber in one of the back Dumpers.
meats of my brsinbelder, it it had set
beer for the racket that soared over
in the ooert house last wash. Mebbe
you didn't hear *bout it, Well, 1've
been told it was bot while it lasted, sad
for a time it looked as if there wore
gulag to be wigs on the groan.
-Yea See, there are more dogs around
the court house and owned by court
house oft cels than you could shake
sticks st. Robert G. Reynolds, dep4y
sheriff, has one about the size of a
charm fur a watch -well, it wouldn't
make more than a sausage and • holl-
and ' Bob... proud cf it as if it weighed
a ton ; Y. Adamson, count clerk, hasn't
a dot, er if he has be �'t lot the
asessor see it ; Judge Toms went allow
his dog to follow his up street; neither
1 McOILIJCUUUY EROS F ratte/mars
gt.M ♦ YEAR iN AUVA\C1►
Sloppasettoa.
We understand that the petal cnm-
tn.dor• of Cedar Cliff hat. decided to
iadefiuitely postpeeie his .deet to Scot-
land. ,
*cunei•
D. A. Methenes, of Toronto, was in
the village kat week visiuog his brother,
C. A. Mackenzie.
A magnifying 'law given by Mr. Mao -
teas to the pupil obtaining the tugboat
number of marks in the meth elms for
the month of March, was wen by John
8. Mullen.
Qarbrsiti,
R. D. Morris, who has returned after
several months' absence in Michiitan,was
warmly welcomed how on ' Tuesday
eyelet The hospitality_ eztesdd to
the rams bJoseph >� and his
family was is keeping with that gentle-
man's tatioa as • big-hearted and
gg .aae.�tmo host. The mazy tisane wan 1*-
dalgedim dtnjag Om enema.
011110811111. •
Av cleric Rt-rer.-As John, McPhee
was going through his farm en. day last
week, his dug began to bark loudly anti
excitedly. On investigation, the caste
of the racket was found in the pn•wsoe
el an otter, which was captured without
mush trouble. The &metal measured 43
inches long. and weighed 15 lbs. Rube.
Rogerson, of the Nib, an amateur taxi-
dermist, is now stuffing 1t.
AAtfl13'J�
The chimney of the Auburn Hone
took fire on Show day, but the fin bri-
will Judge Doyle, if he an possibly pdbo_ under the able maoagemont of
help it ; Sutherland Malcussan, master
in chancery, got mad because his dog
uersisted in meeting the assessor, sad
traded him o8 for a collar -box full of A fight to the finish, Marquis of
fishworms ; William Joseph Russell Queensberry rules, took place on Friday
Holmes, county treasurer, rejoices in . lot, between two young men named
black and tan colored anneal with $ Joaea sad Fowler. The latter was
streak of bull is him, as near as I ma obliged to throw up tho sponge. Time
Sad out ; Dan Msdenald, clerk et the nut given,
surrogate court, hoe a mate for Robert
G. Reysald'a little bunch of yellow hair ;
and Its Lewis, the beaming county M.
awry, is the proud possessor of a 10►
leaste pouf dog - a good-matsedl
critter about the size of a baby elephant,
and about as alert as any of the others.
-Wall, Tuesday of last week, Sten
Heys woe over to the sheriff's offi a on
business, and when coming out was
followed by Robert 0.'s little "yeller
during the week.
dog." Out in the hallway Holmes' black A. and R. Cooke, of Holmesville,
sod tan met Robert G'• "yeller dog," mod visited friends hereabouts last week.
before you could sneeze the black and
ton 1 to chew yellow hair.
Sian. and a well-known barrister under-
took to Separate the meals, and in do-
ing oo used their boots. At this critical
moment the lofty owner of the black
and tan appeared on the .Dene. and be-
fore he was aware of the fact had ad-
ministered a reproof with • No. 12 bout
to the legal gentleman. Thou theta was
a smell of brimstone fora few momenta,
but n bonus were broken and no gore
was sed, the treasurer backing grace-
fully into his den, after grsndly 6ourish-
ing his long right arm, and loudly
something that they spell
w ith • "-- " to . Tim
matter was figally settled by the trea-
surer logiung fur his sudden rush
upon the b.rrlster. Of coon., an spolo-
� is a nice thing, bat it won't heal a
bruise half as gaud as arnica, nor cover a
getting &Ander rotors *ny damage was
1f the census had been taken a
stow day, Auburn would have been
able to [ora village with •
yy��ve, awed fall eminent board. We
tiiRrt Ilea hasty wt nee ergo against
Bayfield. _
=stela.
Quoit playing has been Indulged in
K N. Shaw, of Border Farm, turned
over the first end fur 1886, and got away
ahead of our Dunlop aei,gbburs.
Rev. Mr. McCoy, of Egmondville,
preached a most acceptable sermon here
on Sunday morning.
A sheep here dropped three lambs the
the other day. The ntotber would suckle
only one „f the triplets, but the other
two are thriving on the bottle, and are
being much petted.
Death).
Miss Annie Luby, of Guderich, was
the guest of Mrs. Tobin lad week.
The big storm that unroofed factories
and drillsh.ds, and blew the gable end
oat of Totowa shops did not w much as
overturn a haystack or kouck down •
clothesline in this locality. The moria
sore spot anything like as nice as sticking wthst the architect, realizing that the
plaster. Fur ay part, if I was the legal big blow was on, gut his saws ready, and
gentleman 1'd accept the apology, but his windmill took all the wind old B.,re«
d the same time I'd offer a premium for oo.ld muster. The doors and. sashes
the loan of the best bulldog in the sec- wars aside tt a wholesale rate, and the
tion. and I wouldn't rest night or day force of the in
was spent in vain
aatil tufts of hair and bits if the hide of against the windmill. Fact
black and tan were t1yieg Leas 11, clerical, beaevo!-
aruund in all directions. ent looking gentleman appeared in our
-I •int malevolent. hut, by my ley ba�gb, sbo„mpanid by the handsome
reds. of Bdderich. The citizens •t first
Mutat name spaniel meetings were
•ute4t4tid by theological looking gentle-
man, bot he tared set to be the county
ram and the spacial meeting
took stalker. pfm. He was shown into
the p ulting roes of cur sick ocmmit-
tes, And toned. the far-famed tonic. , As
these objections, no person who reed lou so, I'd put up • job on the author of my
speech caw thane that he eery ably the Mask and tan dug
supported his position by the strongest Roraima w roost
"strong ors r,whc is a evidence, and however much one- !may By the way, I nee the organ of the
from Manitoba wrest, cassia be made differ from him in his then Tory party hadn't quite recovered on
here to advantage.h no person who nen trnth(ully my that Fly 1a� t��p the offer.« of the The firm has now 90,000 bushels of he did not at least have very stung ;milli iwtioa a� pub-
's speech in Tng
local wheat stored in Guderich.
The fact that the mill baa Airco to pay i conclusions he did. Bet then is ample • darted - -a at of an "Eh ' the result of his sire and experience. and
targe is also said to 4n something toIf room for lowest difference cif opinion on wDst's that 7..about it and as • ONO who had spent two-thirds of
do with the move ; eat [act u mid id that the main question, and if ionised of i really thought something had dropped his lite time in the enemy of Hanes, the
the m111 is almost • white elephant on belching forth their vulgar and nares- snort it. Next time M. C. C. makes a drttggui•bed visitor 1 the
the Weeds of the owners. coning abuse, the organs of the Go.oeru- epesch in the House the Onderich Tory UPOICil ridable cereal!, and one that
(lebmes any that there's stlliona in it. moot would, in • calm and dignified editor won't be so "brash," as we need w popular in Scott Ad
However, • domes or so workmen get manner, eritice« and endeavor to show to say dawn llo.th. Ant I'venoticed
their roar wtomorrowma
, Mad those remain- the of the he pat fur when people go hunting for trouble they
ing will only get work Wt time. ward in defame of his belief,their not,' n gt"oeally had it.
would be ,osrmendable instead of repre-
4cseibte. -Now that'. jest how I get caught
We ere not ted In make these remarks mysetf, and as its • secret i don't mind
with a view of ddeading Mr. Cam.ron telling your readers all about it. Dar -
tic oasilante, as he needs no de- ing the peat winter I was averse to mew.
eo&l I ,ad'
reasonable grounds fir arriving at the stawAt the previous week. There was
The Guelph Conferees* of the Metho-
dist church will he bald is Godniet,
cosneoeine on Wedeeed•y June tad,
sad esatinuine about • meek. The
asembers of Conform`in aosArl'ea •' eros
sheet MO, and as thhodist families ismimt, for rte adore eat ttu sort •t know what I scan, a0
7h0
w. I Cold
will cot be able to 1 bout.. for an Iit•rature they heti •t nim, the iron do the folk's at the house that 1 wasn't
the ist,istss b „tombola., the houputal- �y sesesitt.. Mad popular," the .h- indolent, but that i had no hankering
There it of faml8ia of other churches w1l1 be j� of tick buts' W. Haply "er" it
after winter sports et the kind named ;
y ser 1847 toiptwtase. se s.r.otiIy as we that sy batt~ eras alieg.th•r toward g°r-
th•.kfs aeempid, whew en ma t iiyttod .or °an. "el"'
the diearse. that is being +ening, sad'sheet"g ace yard• in the
t)K' 7 pr'' y a.di isd acetol jnuinlalism the peneti. I,vautilel sprieg time, and watebies els The bowers clean ender Mr. Costes
«s eeties of other cietehat may be bl In In"
in the cart ern .ben the
held in Ooderieh. T. M. Oastreett. retia! • ramble and worthy twtitwtin" by held their final on Friday trveeirc last.
t e zephyr wafted t •tweet incomes
IburvaL.
Heavy Cogen leaves kr his new home
in Mucbig•n this week.
Wm. Agar, of Morris, mule • deep
gash in his toot the other day while
et such asgeilants as the above. •hhs* lhmei ud stove ! ing m working in the bosh.
b 1:. Caiw•.vm may wan pray the and other similar wearines« that the The Guest family have left town fur
ince the on.i.e tbf, mer deoh it heir to, -- er rather - well you Detenii;
Mw.-Ptimrsnd family have become
r ants of our rel
wee no loud around here this
year.
Leech'• men are on the drive, and soon
the lop for the .seen will 1,. down.
making it • odium of hbeteod and gen egood was well «mei
hissers ash. as nem portion *actor he 01 the flowers open whish the dew upon .b. gond
Woodworth are so edlemeed then they in *Mmh the Freete/o► was ktegell inter• Lugt oa CsaMt -Faun sarebet were the degraded without •lfeeting sure the glowing nK•Is Falk u John Johnston,he s.w'a gels blutaA. lNi
wo,li tont lice oar el •she ___ �� The wetkiegsen bet t„Amady trade for liquor iw Clinton btu week by Se twl/usteo•ed cwfwln•mof all. mnwde at t f„or goal botelkoep-
Iatpmstrx else, but
noisy to tie matter pshaw ' What amok Wes-.nv. pm • dance in the betel hall in haw
Nevertheless, his enefseies hese mat- the HaasAtea Tory Mid' aid its leaking oat before had, .afisislt eve- ;tight on aarm w 1 What 1 many of *5tmng the sew thaw history, whit*
elm ,!Wrens* of M. 0. Oesees.es si editor. deers of liquor befog onset was writrings meat to w spier has gag" is oe its way to .oms
pletis.
milejned to w•rr.et• prn.meuWti. We sod ewasssr will meow he arm deck. i. 11. McCetekse
ne, who h•. boon speed-
aseitid, Wiss
glm, mei 4*. Harm, New onkatAbese harm hese im intro, bowever, that Impactor Tee will y has the light of memW
y whew tarke 1 ing mister, die as 1e west, hretsr•ed
b
•re the gfrw sou truof e let 10 *Fall at • lively rate d.ri.t the pest swath. h•several ammo before the pollee ma. better take • grip of W rake. bee and He reports things britt net then. ea/
e• mail dark phew al Ih ry rase&lky. :They melt hare Tutt vet. rebut* at Maim ea Tanyham Tandy went Arse. sr they halets of emsti's
The "Comedian Beed" --tie frees -
were
were very ys,eied on Monday. The sold
heads s that seas winter **part-
ed. However, deal put pier overman
by j.0 yet