HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1886-11-19, Page 44
WHITE LIES.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 18886.
Man Who is Governed by
Political HInigencies.
THE CASE IN BRIEF.
Terrible Indictment of the Tory
Party in Oaaada
a Tory &Noel muster Were Mesa* Am "uric saes Suer? Wan u4 Weems
Marne 1 :.gess.., •ao.ld Seal.
Is. a recent speech Hon. Edward Frees tk• Montreal wet.
Blake showed up the charade' of Hon. Of the two evils -whether to hold
Tho. White for unreliability. Messrs. another session or dissolve the house -
Smith and Stephen, who prove hue we mchoosehe sore Sir John will ohuuthe
least And when
we reflect that diasu-
Rutlty by hie ova confession, are now •t buboe means, as far as human foresight
the head of the ('. P. R. oompany• extend., the certainty cf defeat, we van
Their words will not be .luestioued as' recognise the extreme difficulty of the
u White'. position to which he finds himself. A
Atter dealing with the subjects use' minister commanding an overwhelming
and hitherto thoroughly .ubsersmot
taxation, surpluses, and expenditure,
Mr Blake said. -
The question .,t our public debt is
one of the unseat gravity. I observe
that same members of the Cabinet have
been remarking on some supposed state-
ments of miue on this head. Mr White
is reported to have said at Winchester
Springs: -
Mr Blake told you that the debt was
$78,000,000 to 18137, sod that it was
$100,000,000 to -day. He should lave
given you the gross debt of 1867, but if
he had said it had increased from
i7b,000,000 to 207,000,000 he would
have been quite correct.
Mr Foster, evidently following the
sane line, though with variations, said
at Belleville: -
Mr Blake had statedtiat Me intik
debt of the country was $300,000,000.
when, as a matter of fact, the grew debt
on 1st July, 11183, was $264,000,000,
quite • difference from Mr Blake's state-
ment. Deducting $68,000,000. of
saute, the net debt of the Country was
rally $196 000,000.
Ncw, I have been either' misreported
M the newspapers or misquoted by the
Mioisters. I have not yet found so
erroneous report. It is possible that 1
may have been misquoted. I am less
disposed to believe that, because I re-
member that the gentleman who charges
me with haring contrasted the net debt
of one year with the gross debt of
another has special and peculiar notions
81 t) ib.
ITMICS Or tviLITreAL COl4T4oVIC.Y
ender which the malting of an unfounded
statement . with his viewe of
his duty as • politician. though if w he
perhaps a not the fittest person to attack
me were his statement true. Mr White
la the same gentleman who, in the anoi-
nting and equally important and reopen -
sable capacity of • public journalist,
was the subject .•f • charge some years
ago. The Montreal Herald thus charges
him :-
We have heard a story that before Sir
John Macdonald fell in 1873, D. A.
majority ought surely to be able to carry
on the business of the country for the
allotted period. But the truth appears
to be that Stir Juhn Macdonald is terrifi-
ed at the prospect of the wholesale ex-
posures and impeachments whish he is
well aware the Opposition hate in pre-
paration for the chair, 81.5100. By
dis.olvine he hopes to evade the unveil -
tog in parliament of these damning evi-
dences of bis own and his followers cot. dismal swamp, when already,unaer such
tharupt
noMurmal
u se• might pr.fer guidance' theyhave encountered the
that the 0ortnsl cvuree ..f procedures 8
should be followed, then can he no re 1Oonsters of Debt, Deficit, Rebellion and
gret at a ,,recipitatiun which will give Sece•swn
the people an early opportunity fur
guyernmebt that o •er plundered and
disgraced a country. _
-Woethe moment they returned to The Mail and -ill. Prohibition Ar.
power eight years ago dowu to the pree-
eat time, then has been a constant suc- moor.
cession of scandals, each more atrocious
than the ether, till they ars haven
throughout the le.tgth and breadth of •
the land as "the Itotten Goverment and
Boodle Parliament"-• came that will
go down to posterity and link them in From iCr Lindsay Post.the estimation of posterity in relented
iufamy with Walpole and Castlereagh.
Eight years ago they caste into pas -
session of unlimited power •ndboundless
resources. Immediately they went to
work to strengthen they went to work to
strengthen those resources. Jobbery
and corruption reigned everywhere. We
have only to mention the patent rascal;- editor was declaring that the "whiskey
ties that meete the name of Carillon, wer now setting the law at defiance in
Section B, Thunder Bay Branch, Oa- many parts of this province, must be
crushed at any cost. if life is to be worth
living for honest metes Tie whitest
agent of the American whiskey ring and
the defender of the anti -Escott senate now
maintains that "there exists in Canada•
of these. A horde of the off -scouring Fewer stronger than parliament" -(that
life failures of Torydom were sent to the is hard on John A. and the waste ; and
Northwest, Rapacity and licentiousness
u its "• power for evil, utterly
planted the seeds of rebellion. The un- and completely. without one single or
qualifyingf. azure use function, how
happy Mous prayed and petitioned for
justice and redress, but the pigeon -holes John A will smile when he reads thus
at Ottawa were a gra.-eysrd from which the outlook is grove indeed " And we
• ore told that "in Ontario the trade has
3. No tatiatiou
life.
d. The Beast* to be made elective.
b. No sale or lease of public properly,
exempt by public auction atter due ad -
.
t
S. The Skutt act to be enforced where -
ever seoepted by the people.
7. Nu *seater or member of parlia-
ment to be interested puaosally in say
contract with Onveremoat seder penalty
of dequal i6catioa.
h. Absolute i of each pro-
vince in t1a own sphere of action.
9. Reduction of public expenditure.
10. Reciprocity with the butted
States.
11. C arbitration in labor
disputes.
12. The land for settlers only.
13. The right of Canada to wnske her
own oommersial treaties.
Hen is presorted to the people an
opportunity ler tuning a sorrier in their
politiml history and sneering upon •
n ewer. upward, broader path of national
life sad aspiration. Wilt they take ad-
vsutege of it, or will they link their for
tunes with that senile Toryism of which
Sir John Mnodoaald is the representative
in Canada, and, under the banner of
Blunder and Plunder, march atter the
Boodle Brigade atoll farther into the
on the
Al IN MANITOBA.
Old Huronitea in the Great Lone
Land.
all aeons M be Sappy mad leas: of Them
Dasa 81014•1., -Having :..sobs taken
a trip to Manitoba and the Northwest,
It may be of interest to massy of your
readers to hear s,otethiug of the Onset
Lune Land, and also tate trip to it over
the C. P. R. In my present letter I
shall say but little of either the C. P. R.
or of the country, but w0l keep that fur
a future time. Both of these subjects
have been so much written about of
late, and have beau so often described
that 1 could not tell you much that
would be rens to or interest your read-
ers. But very many of your readers
will be pleased to bar of their old neigh -
bun and lriends who have moved out to
the fp west ; and to Iaru hew they
are succeeding in their new homes
and what they think of the country.
Well, we will begin with one of the first
men that we met in %Vionip.g, nue that
is well known both ruthis couuty and also
in Bruce, via : the jovial J. 1.'. Currie
who for twiny years wagons ofthe sheriff's
bailiffs in Uoderich, and aloe county auc•
horsed. He bus the sante po.it►ou in
Winutp';t, and I am sure that JI of his
old friends will be glad to hear that he
expressing their optnton on the worst T v T E,i a ljCE
ibla.er a1 the True lewardars• et the
1 omNaatlea.
The Mad turns for a moment from its
crusade against the Rieman Catholics to
polish up the Prohibition armour -an
avocation to which it recently announced
its intention to devote a gird deal of is
energy. While its manager was helping
Sar John to arrange a secret treaty in
Toronto with the brewers' emanation its
derdonk, et a!„ stink in the eyes of all
hottest men. Then set in the satiated*
of speculators, land grabbers and timber
sta'era Tha Dudes and the Dewdoeys
douriahed like green lay trees. Solomoa
in all his glory was not arrayed like one
Smith confided hu want of confidence to there was no resurrection. Sir John was the two veld parting at its mercy ;each is
bored, Sir David snored, and the Boodle
the editor of the Gazette, among other h afraid of its vote and -both combine to
gentlemen ; that
after the f • 1 I,\
when Mr. Smith
was mailed for
reticence as to -e
h t s intentions,
the worthy edi-
tor was appealed
to by Mr. South
acknowledged >✓
theconversation,
and stated his
expectation from
what he had said HON. THOS. WHIT,_
that the latter gentleman would vote for
Mr Mackenzie's mutton. later on, when
the (birdie became virulent against him,
Mr Smith upbraided the editor, and the parliament, their friends and relations.
atter admitted the facts, but stated that The public offices were crammed with of -
part, exigencies urged him to the course beide, and new offices were crated to
he was pursuing, i r., slandering Mr give them standing room. Money was
Smith. flung to Tory newspaper by the shovel -
In reply Mr White in the G.i-ef,e ful. The public expenditure increased
said :-
We have simply to state that there is
net a word of truth in the statement,
that it 1s manufactured ent of whole
cloth. The editor of the Gazette Surer
had any conversation, good, had, or tndif•
fererd, with Mr. Smith, in relation to his
conduct in 1873. Mr Smith never up-
braided the editor of the Gazette, and
that gentleman never made any such ad- ter burdens than the costly wines and
missions as are referred to. tine stuffs of the wealthy. Ministers ea -
Upon that • letter was written by Mr tered into conspiracies with manufac-
Smith to the editor of the Hera:d, and tures to increase prices, while hun-
that letter contained these passages : - dreds of thousands of dollars were
"The facts of the =maunder diaputeare spent every year to bring immigrants
in the main, as stated in the Herald, (Mtn Europe to compete with Canadian
though I can quite understand that, in ! workmen ! Oat of a million and a quer-
the multitude of his political affairs, Mr ! ter v,ted sanually for the Indians lees
horde had everything their own way - let it trample upon the law." The Mail
Minister were all too busy fathering pre.umes Sou much on the forgetfulness
their own nests, providing fur their
of the public. Still gnrte fresh within
the memory of moat readers
is the reelyd of the two parties.
Few can have forgotten bow Sir John
Macdonald threw into • state of conks -
soon and uncertainty the license system
of this province by the foolish and un-
called-for McCarthy Act. The Tory
premier's plan was ,merely to belittle
the province and get • slap at Mowat,
Few have forgutton the successful in-
triguing in the blouse and with the
Senate to undermine the Scott Act, to
impair its usefulness and to emasculate
amendments providing needed improve -
mens. 11 Mr Blake or Mr Mackenzie
had been premier such amendments as
experience had demonstrated to be ne-
cessary would have been promptly pass-
ed. Does any one for a moment ques-
tionat the rate of =12,000,(100 • year ;the this statement t Can any one deny
7 that the treachery of Sir John Macdonald
in this matter stands out m bold relief,
e ven in his Machar-eUiae error t is
there anything in his reseed et the put
relatives and dickering with contreaton
ck.:•`I to pay attention to evils which culmina
.ted in the loss of two hundred lives and
five millions of money i
Meantime the men who were elected
to look after the interests of the people
in parliament, taking their cos from
ministers, started on a wild race, which
soon degenerated into a scramble for
plunder. Land grants, timber limits,ranches, mines, railway subsidies, town
sites, every considerable kind of public
property, were distributed with a free
hand among Con. ire members of
peblie debt bounded up to $111,000,000,
and every time the clock on the mantel woad a ond one dollar and fifty sends
were added to the burdens of the pen- few years to warrant popular confidence
plc. Taxation rose from 171 to 40 and in his sincerity in the future t Is not
00 per cent. under the pretence of pro- its honesty questionable 1 Who it there
tecta on, and the fend and clothing of the so aim ,le as to be unable to see through
aheav- classes were made to beer its game. T . Tories smile and
"admit the corn."
The liquor members of the party
knowingly wink. They understand the
situation. They would infinitely prefer
in power John A. pledged to his Ispe for
prohibition, rather than Edward Blake,
• reformed Senate and a renovated
House, without a single pledge from Mr
Blake but his high cha,•acter. Some
White may have forgotten the sonversa- than half • million a year reused them temperance people are even now mealy
tions between us and the visit of Mr in the shape of r otters pork and mouldy p, he doped and fooled by'dohn A.
(;eortte Stephen and myself to his office, flour, which Dewdney told them to set The 3 ai/'r statement that"'the trade"
made in consequence of reflections on or "die and be damned." They e•t•b- has "the two old ernes at its mercy'
app
my political character which tlared in Itched monopoly by Act of Parliament,
the tMrffr, and the, I . he then and .wade the Feeite Reade ay Celanese
made. ails 'IN -lined to mak.a correction, a gift in money, land and railways of
and excused it on the ground that jour• 1130,000,000
tidies were sometimes compelled f.y;alit Such is a brief, but by no mans com-
e -al lrigenri•i to writs in disregard of plete, record of the Government which
those considerations by which under is shortly to crme before the people fur
Ordinary circumstances they would be judgment.
guided. Dox. A. Smith. Politically vile, ecomomically false,
I entirely co -cur in the above, pers.nall corrupt, a it astonishing they
(:soaor KTrrwlr " should add'Mood runtiness to the scken-
Mr. White dn•pped the atbject, and i tag abominations of their detestable rid -
hu not teemed al since. Hen then, 1 ministration, and drive Nova Scotia to.
have two great authorities for sayine secession as they drove the halfbreeds to
that Mr. White's notion as to what rebellion 1 Or ie it surprising that they
POLITO Al. x3I*.L *. 1•. - should shake hands scram the ocean
may justify, and. in fact, faire, to with the brutal landlordry of Ireland,
such ,r u to make it .1 any rate puaable and, by the hand of a recreant Irishman,
that 1 wet not misreported by the news , strike a hl.w at the bleeding he*rt of
apes but misquoted by the Minister. , Gee, f i1, in her struggle to be free 1
For i frankly aerie. that the political es Toed by any standard that can be
agencies ..f Mr tt bite are at this moment applied h•. government, the ministry of
very serious in•4red. IAnghter) How. Air John Macdonald will be found utter -
ever this may ice, the fact is that I nee ' IJ] &,erupt, unpardonably criminal,
er did contrast the net debt of one per di.honeet, false. tyrannical, unjust, be-
ied with the groes deht of an. Cher. reit of the last shred , f respectability,
That would have been an set of flagrant afraid to face their own majority in Par-
diahon.Ny. it would I.are been an at- hament, ministers seek to renew their
tempt, arid' a very absurd and shallow t grip on the country by nixing a war et
attempt, t» deceive the people ; it would race and religion. This is the let act of
have been Si) set which net even 111r political and ought to ice
White could effectually defend any more en0nyh to damn them irrevocably in the
than his own conduct ext the Smith "flair minds of all maw wit° `aloe the pence and
li would have been an act which should prosperi(y of the country above the pm -
prevent its perpetrator fn•m appearing ludic -es o party.
with any ,i{" n ar.T nuhhc Let os. tarn from the eontwmplati°n
platform .Ren+arch this record of abominations anti examine
the plstf"rm presented for over approval
Tres question today is, n. t the guilt by the Liberals --a platform, every Omsk
of Biel, but the guilt ..f the T .ry goo,.elf which they hare upheld and advoeat.
ed in and rat of parks 1t a se
ernwreat. The Msedonalditas must not follows
be allowed too hide their Heidi, policy
behind the coffin red tl . t plebe
will strike most intelligent people as de-
ctdedly coot and absurd. It in a halt
truth. it does not apply to the Reform
party. But the Reform party have
found by ., .- in several elections
that Conservative temperanse men will
not vote against their party and for
Reform temperance men, but that they
will swallow their temperance pnnciplee
and help to put in a Tory anti Scott or
anti -temperance cajtlidwtes. So it is
with the Mail today. It tenderly guards
Sir John's interests, while pretending/ to
denounce both the "old parties." So it
will be with the Conservative temper-
ance men in South Victoria and in say
other riding. 1 he Tory temperance
dodge is very simple and transparent.
Sir John should really complete the
edifice by premising prohibition ' And
s me people would actually believe him
Tits ttl4*AT.
desires its read-
ers to go and
hear the Rig
Four. Rrftwm-
ers willgivelthem
a patient hearing.
We hope the poli -
tieal articles in
this issue will al-
so be carefully
rose. N.,ne of
is nal* aud hearty, and that he is as
FILL IBD ERIK STOUL CONPLITI.
JAS. A. REID & BIU). arc now showing a Cualplete
Stock of Foreign and Domestic 1)ry Goods for Fall and int-
er, of the Choicest Goode and Best Value in the Market.
Drees Goods in Serge., Plaids, Tufted (hods, Ottumau
Cords, irse., in the Newest Shades and at Lower Prices titan
ever before offered, notwithstanding the recent great advance
in all lines of Fine Woolen Goods. ALL Wow. FREN(•u Dam
Goons, gooi quality, for 20e. per yard. A spleudid line of
DREss IIELTOYS for 11c. per yard. S. them.
Special Value in Ulsterings and 1lfautle Cloths. A good
Ottoman Cord Cloaking for $1.33 per yard. In Ornaments,
Clamps, he, for Dressee and Mantles, we show a large stock of
very choice goods, imported divert from the manufacturers.
Wool Shawls, Fascinators, Tam ()Shunter Caps, Hosiery,
Gloves, kc., at Low Prices.
'Tailoring Department. A :Salle stock just received of
New 'weeds and Coatings for /all Suits azul 4Iver'oata,
which! will be Made to Order at exceedingly. Low Prices.
Good all -wool Fall Tweeds by the yard from 40e. up, -cut
out Free of Charge.
Underclothing very cheap. A »tn;ial line t,f all -wool
Shirts and Drawers for 301.. worth 1.1e. E►ttru heavy for
75c., worth $1.00.
Call and compare our`Gooll, anri Prices with houses that
stark their goods up and then give a petty five -per -cent. dis-
count or Nil TROUBLE TV SHUw UVuflr►.
JAS. A. REID & BRO•
young and Neotal a in the days of yore, Sereisb Elrod, patl/eiom, zttk OM. MI. INK
and that he is doing well fioaucially as
well u , . . , He, Mrs. Crane
and family are in have with the country,
or rather with the city of Winnipeg, and
have no ►nclinstion w retaru to (lode- tnebor Line -.t. Dickson .
rich, except fur a visit ; but they have Notice -County Council P. Adamson.
a soft spot for Godench, and web to see Pure Dregs and Chemicals- F. Jordan,
it *gain some day in the near future. Emmen seam.-Oodench High School.
Deputy Sheriff John Robertson, et*eed Removed to emboli Hlock-43. (•. Robertson.
Ooderich's old boys, is well and *epee
the cold bracing air of Manitoba, and
wishes to be remembered to all old Dentistry.
frauds in Gedenl;h and Colborne. Theo.
tee, there is Lieut. Thos. English, d
Brussels, another of Winnipeg's otficuis,
who by hie intay;rity and love of justice
has mertted the psttion of trust that
he now holds. Success to him sad
further advancement. L W*)OLVERTON, L. D. S.
Mr Willie Hutchison is delighted with 1- • otter odd Fellows lull. North ht..
the western city, at.d speaks in high Ooderiels. Charges moderate. All workk war -
terms of thehalthy, bracmgatmosphere,
109-
and points out with pride and pleasure -
to nano('7t'om Goderich 1Zhe People's Qolumn.
massive buildings sad churches. i p
Mr Andrew Darts many friends atiwsai
7
%.w tdrerutNTM
.ewtess Week.
M NICHOLSON', L.D.S.
��1 DENTAL ROOMS.
Eighth door below the Past OiSce. Wert -at..
OOnattien. 1946-11
Smiths Hill and Uudench will be pleas• , rt(jimmie& HIGH SCHOOL„
ed to learn that both he and his family l T
are enjoying reed health now, although The vert Entr mos klamiasUes wi:1 be
Mn Dart has been very ill during • large helm at Ooderich mad Exeter. N
part of this year, They send kind re- I Tuewlay, N -e"'"'"' and 7Jw,,,Jwr ti.r
m art, _':,vl an! .114 e f Deceteher,
ebical.
L. REEVE. IIti.D., C.M., MEM.
• . Rett of tie ColFlulege of Plydelaae a.a
ttortreees. lit.. ort b Jam.. eferra. tied
Areenertei, etc.. fort 1
f E. CASH, M.D.. C.M..M.C. P.S.,
Wt. IMrsktan, yurgeo.. AooeaMeor,
!c. neer-4Thet formerly occupied by Dr.
Hutuhiasost Dungannon. Night office
hotel - IIS -
DR. Me•LEAN. PHYSICIAN, SUR-
OK4)N, Coroner ase. Ouse and rosldeace
/truer direst. served door west of Otateria
Street 1761.
1
IRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON
Parsiciaoe, Surgeons. Aenoacbere, lM
Dale* at lir. $ks non'• resideaee, sear U.
VIM Oodertck O. C. da an wow, J. C. Bunt
TOX- - 1731.
•
C. f1AYS, SOLICITOR, tc.
IL. ()Mee. nurser of ileum* awl West
street. Ooe1, . orb, ext er telegraph slice. Pri
rate roads to Iced at 9 Orr ornt »6 -
`EAGER tt LEWIS, BAIRR
►J Oederich.
embrance$ to all old friend. C. tiasassa, Jtt. J. A MoaPnr
At Manitou I met Dr. Moore, o( bpris•Ing a + a.n,., seas da.. (•and:chi's F. N. Lewis Iti7
must send rentor, not later Slue t)et;ember
Exeter, and Messrs. Jas. Houston, of .1st. to either 11. laspettor, at Last::. use to AILROW & PRA. - BA R
Oodench, R. Mills, of Auburn. Richd ! the Head Hasler.
Armstrong, of the big mill, of Godench, Ooderich, Nov.Iris. mat fo:/->< fieri e .1 T. DAarrow Solicitors.udft. 171
g W. Proudteot. 1TS
and also Luke Armstrong, of West VOTICE.
Wawanah, all of whom seemed well 1�I AMERON, HJLT & CAMERON,
planed with the country, and is pros- The 1'onn,-il of the Corporation of the Cotn• C Barristers. Solicitor@ le Chanes lc..
t of Ilwrun, will west Is the T.,wn Halt. in 7orerieh. M. C. Cameros, Q.C.: P. Halt,
meta. Mr Houston says business u far t vtll g. of it ems els, nit wednesda1. ilia O. (•amerce. 1711 -
better there than it was in Godench. Firrt day of D••c•stnber. ne:t, a thrre o cluck
At Boserain, that w rt
a village started P.ra. PE ADAHSON.
ss
on the fifteenth of last January,t. Clerk. Loans anti insurance.
Not. i3r1. lets. 1071-2t
now about the site of the village of NOTICE. VIVE AND A HALF PER MINT.
Dungannon, situate one hundred and 1 I. straight loans. Any amnvt Private
eighty-two miles south-assWilma- u[ ni• Tendon will bereoei•er- l by the underlined
funds at the low rate of H Per cent. Per ea -
peg, the writer on entering a :hop was uatll MoaA.7. the 2Rb fn.taat [or over hexa- num. eKAOER t LEN hi, Ooderlo\ !,o1
dred cords of green weed to be ttrli•ered a
surprised to meet Mr Samuel Coke, who thep o► in QaasaUes of met Mus tbae thirty (T E HAVE PRIVATE TRUSS-
lett C•.Iboroe some five save ago. Mr cords per month. cnmputing from January ist t rex Nit+ to lend on Mor.gage at the low
Ute kindly incited sine hurtle, and ){ verset. Thr wood moat Ye hardwood, sed at rate of FiVE AND A HALF Pelt CUNT.
was pleased to aooept ha invltatios, least one half map{. fro- from k•ors ud per annum. Write or call for
backlogs. four feet lona. t'arues may tender 1032- SZAOk k t LEWIS. Oodrrtrh,
After enjo-yiog Mrs Oke's!Hast kssgilal- for thirty cords or upwards. The Jowett or
it and •good night's rest aad fa sew- an ender not necer"arily a.r-epted..iecertty
y' u wt�l be required for the romyletwo of the
'w•� TO LOAN. APPLY TO
quireid both before walking over Mr contract �h(.'AMZItUJ: HOLT StCAMICROi17dgale
tyke's extensive fano), I was pleased to PETER ADAMS( iN. Ceewty Clerk.
take a walk with Mr Oke over his broad No•, 10th. IBM. 1lP1tR VirONEY TO LEND. -A L A R E
acres. His farm a.nsiata of 674 acres of Dte
URHAM CATTLE FOR SALE-- DU- amount of Plicate reeds fur r
rery good rolling land, with genie good 1 A Sew rows and Heifers. also a t w •111"""1,r*". .('° "mt.-flees stags, A
meadow land, which will be very vale- good Grades. are offend for sale. I'ri, totltl.)Nt Pk()l'DFOOT
•b!e in the rear futon. 31r Uke'e well- moderate. Time given if required. JOH •
ttASHINGTON. I.ot 23. Con.072
3. Went W - I).. R,kDCLIFFE,
known thrift and energy is beginning to wano.h, Auburn l'.0. • 1072-11 lb,.
tell. and will soon put him in a position GENERAL INSURANCE,
of eawand wealth. All of Mr Oke's %1ALE TEACHER WANTED, +t REAL ESTil'l<ass
family enjoy the eery best of health in holding 5.0054 ortirdclasscertiaoate,
to teach school section 'Co. t. West Wawa- MONEY LOANING AGENT.
their new home, and are delighted with yeah. Address JOHN ROBINSON. Sec.-
the Turtle Mountain District. Tr'ean, S. Hoard, Dungannon P.U. 4071 -It :jots Ftratrfasa (tawspawka Represented
Acrvu the sea from ltlr Oke'• is an• 11 Honey to Lend on straight owns. u the
..they of our Ot f cont mer, six„ Mr YRS)FESsOR CLARKE WILL GIVE itTagait' oro rest going, is any way ts
bertwn. He, tun like Mr le Lessons in the Term, for Woo. 20TH aTOFFrs - %wont door from Square.
+ - West street. Ooderivh. 3I(S I t
pleased with the country,
jt(['\ICIPAL TAXES. _
petit:. future. He, is the `�•` - /� (� 0 TO LOAN AT 6 PEIL
d about ' o The Tares of the Town of Oo4erleh are pad• t)1 /,110`1 ever,
able at my niece, Tows Hall. 3 per rent. Ata. TIN TORONTO OENERAL TRUSTS CO'T
count allowed on all taxes paid In September.
1 r cent. in October ; and after the I It h day are prepared to low. money ata Per cent., m-
a December. S per cent• will be added_
ably h>. (yavly, ce
l'ey your axes this month and ear. 3 per TERMS
great peat in some parts of the country. cent.
They are a kind of ground squirrel about JAMES GORDON. Collector. on dratclasa fart: security.
Goderlch, Sept. 23rd, SBM. 4 56-11 .1
the size of our back squirrel. They
burr,•w into the ground, and are very MUSIC. -Miss COOKE, AFTER 14 (A)iCItON. HOLT t C.AIttERON,
li errtston, Dodarlea,
plentiful. You will find their burrows years study of mimic. b preperetl to Agents for the Torenio Genera) Tresis (b'y
every few yards in this district. They receive pupil. for the Pia". 21 Iesesons Messrs. (•awrRnr. IIo1,T a Ca*tewox bare
quarterly. Terme:- IN per quarter. 2010- also. amount of
have been more destructive this year t►rir•ts trends to Iso i
than usual, on account o us tlnw ass raven security,
E the drunk.. HORTHAND.--ISAAC PITMAN Si- tied„rtek Ort. 1. tees:--e-,"'-':sits
They would est the growing grain far the I'HONUOItAPH Y. Tbbe moat popular ey»-
rem taught. Inetrsotlon Sinks far saleat Twa
m..tature that it contused. 0unxai. 0441.'., Eve' boy clad g{r'1 Meat +000 PRIVATE FI MDS
Mr Harry t%'•ahington also lives near earn el.Otthand. Ohl To lend on farm and town property tit
herr.. He ham a very fine farm, one of set Inner,.' ltortgag.a 0nnl.•eed 4t.
the beat wheat farms in the township. muainn rherge.i agents for theTrsat and
and his crop this year is very good. But For Bale or to Let. company 0. (.nada, the Canada
credit Company. the London Lean Cempasy
after all Mr and Mrs Washington have a of Canada. Interest. o ei and ; t er teat
strong and longing desire to see old Hu-
ron Borrowers obtain gee again. And 1 stn euro that their eaROPERTY FOR SALE - THAT day. it titlessti•ractory,
1 brick building at present I►At•it'N k JO1fN'TON,
many friends here will be glad to see ocewpied by the Hoak of Commerce, Wm. 1t►To- Barutrrs, tc., t7edsete\
their cheery faces here again. Kay, mere have,, who Is. retlrinRfrom h pji,K-,
the Collector of Catnaie end R. Ra.lel)X'.
Yours etc., J. \ . (aaerance •seat. Apply to M. C. CAME- 20.000 and ATE FUNDS TO L><Ii. •
RON. 1671tf os. Fare; and Town Property at Nv►*at b
+wrart ' Mongeyres pure-ha*ed, es
IIU•K ILLf•STRATI(►N.. ,rFWO FiRST-CLASS FARMS FOR N.K.enrryancoh Frrs r�etteor a
l 11 It- I .4tls(nran -I)A mane is ese 17
This week sea Rive a timely cartoon sale. One In the township of AehtlelA, if ilrlels aarbfart°ry-1►AVIIrUI�t JOHl1
and portrait of Macdonald's Iionten- ,.Brenn. iN acrr4; and ores`" gest wawa- BTON lterrlentre he- Oodeetch. 731
William Rn
s Oke, is well
and its pun.
happy owner3.j0 acresf first-
class land,and Mr Robertson's crops were
very good this year, except • few aerek
that the gophers destroyed. These ire a
TO SUIT BORROWERS.
run a • flg wrrea. ver p•rticelan
ant., Whits and Thompson. Another I wept) to Cameron. Holt & Cameron
telling cartoon will appear next seek. rbcs. 1072 _-
1/sA RM TO LET - FOR A TERM OF •
_
li roars, Inti St Ar in the Maitland ms- (alnr ODEI ICI* MECHANICS' INT
esseen,oftheTowne1* of oenterich, apply TTl'T. gLISRAkY ANI►READ
T
by letter to J S. LIZARD ;tratferd. Itl0htt s1100111. cur. d Meet street and Square
FARM, TOWN AND VILLAGE- Open Irma Itot p.o..sad trent 7to*gym.
That ' newly
The Hamilton Tierra rays the recent
pamphlet issued by the Dominion Gov-
ernment. purporting to be • refutation
of Mr M C. C•mer,n's chargee of
t in connection with
Indian again. was written by the editor
of the .lpertab.r, and poblianed at that
.,Dice and paid for by the ( t.
it is • fair inference that the Spectator
will continue to support the Dominion
n t. Loudon Advertiser.
Amusements.
P1t0I'LRTY FOR BALE
ABOUT 2000 VOLS IN LIRRARYI
The ltterutors and Trustees of the Estate Lewditse IIeile, Weekly and Illw,trwkd
of the late JNRItI'll
If R, offer or este the
following valuable Property. namely • I've peser, 3%n»,tzines, 4.c., nn rile,
HaiMlnR Las namherw 119 .red 111 is thr MI':1IRe':R`+HIP TICKET, ONLY IiEollla,
Town M (tnderlri. •vel en sere g D it Hoorn.
Application for membership received W
Prof(.ere Loi fronting Mill Haat!. Township I,itwariaa in rooms
linderich Dein f 13 In
T' y r each. Falsely grasting fm us* of l.ibraey sea R.eroa
?:need. and seer desirable for building
t
i pert 4 vet . s rhe M it J. H. (/►I,W)HNR, ALE7C. MORTON.
land Concession of said Township. Vier
Fume renege and Pram, Mable. Pre.aldent.
them have been f itis tiwinlank most ?9 diad at Rat swot number 3, South old* of Millar street Gederleb. Much Ilth, 115.
Porta ton tee 2nd..n was .reed wlth "g
Re Itnlldlnt h..r, nn,n/sra Art aA itn1, In ?tie ----
o Clinton sem Town of intoe of r,tl.
saturdty the et b. tits parents 11ve in ns y *hooted on esti side of Iluron arreer
Fair'
w ritten ..r select- How. J. B. B. Twowrr.or. d ' b Beneilller. 1 of an stare mum frame Aweit.
.d at haphauard- Mls1saer orf Jusrlc.. eta,, fat..
Masonic honors in __-'�+ ow
111 i � an ase ser cath
froais (en...i,aw • "Without threshing Teekersentb. A parse/mph in the
ever •Rake mach draw and chaff that ?altabo referring to hie death asys lex
\eve already bees ter, niton under the went reit on rr shooting expedition,
fd.il,e• etase in the et... wanes feet that wandered away from his eompaniensand
L Manhood ..ffress, with repeal of ' every enemy d !Mewl, on 'with si lead a dew days afterward wee found dad to
the water, rejoiced at the detest cf the I tb. woods. '1*• of the bndy
Rlake ressleti.ra. ' iedioated that he had taker • gt,
the frangible' and G eels.
2 Taxation for remise only
y ten PEI
The East I et Len r!. con. 14. W.Mt Wawa JOHN RNOX, GENERAL-AUO-
nrnh. loo sorra goo. 4501. 50 acres floored •1 TION-Filt and Land Val..ter,
oro Jeno t. remainder i eine *d. Atient / Ont, Harios had a miles frnnwyle,•.►. 1 a
kne% not) !woo Stain.. th* anrrinn"erin trod.. he Is I. a
hath (4,01 44111‘14/.44111‘14/.miles from LueRR
For I.irther prink -dap apply' to Aischerim with thtrrengh sat
E. CAMPION. 1raRla'�p raord m by well
Sleeteedir
Auctioneering, '
\or. i, 1fIIt !R! tf
Barrister, Ooele.l(h. OMderoek P. ' a seat f M
•.•'ar"fslly atpndea tins
Ghia KNOX County Anetloatar,