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cENEAAI. INTELLIGENCE
GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY, MAY 6, 18137.
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THE HURON SIG\TALI TORONTO LETTER. "'�''� iTHE THREE BY -Li 11� S•
the rut ..t "orthudoa" tisr� �
lseubhate4 every :Way ]turning. by 11 respondence. •
tlruruuuuT Uaor.. •t their Oats*. nett►i7 � I 'Vo pent up Utica aoat rs wr
Moes Meeting in Victoria Opera
Tar %perches tie ser •re•.ee Tae ern.
Dews LeaLed al frees moue
pear* -Own. avid e'Iewres lee Use £ke.
lar. I a•rlwsr. I %tIt%•Iee Its rarer
el tar 'geese,.
Musings on Various Matters in I Kut :ti whle br•use mites:ye is oir uts.
G01111;RICti, MITA RIO, �
t --w- 1 the Queen City.
VIUUAY. MAY egg, 1887.
Is IT ant %last timelite Porter armor aaeYwe•r s..»e Heelsoar r teem -
1s. the „mien, v"as Liberal 4 ow-
ed with the Minister lit Public Rork.
fur the ereeri- a of the public budding*
in (Srxlertch 1
wanted fur play f•.r Dr
Smith are mow •wesnnsp
O'Brien must hast l.r I
what they call "Ikit.isli
TUE men wh
Kane Mon Hal
that Wi nam
heard. That's
fair play."
Ma Lerman is -memo,; to effect the,
repeal of thetet anchiee Act,ontee ground
that it re unfair and expensive. If S:r
Chariot Tupper nieuis anything by his
puofessious of • desire to se otuize, he'
cannot apply the knife to a wore etteous
exerssceuce then this.
CHAtar* Itv>;ri:t has been chosen
chxtrnan of the politic sec 'nuts commit-
tee of the Horan oe Cosuuuus. An ex-
amination of the i.rivate accuunl• • f
Louis Smolt. w4• l' lead to the belief
that the member for Linculu is at. ex-
pert in tinsnctal rotten.
IT is now dammed that the Gemara -
mien( left Curran s Herne Rule reso-
lution an open question. They did
so because their experieued .d
last year peered that they could not
close it. Sir John and Robert Porter,
loiterer, did all they could against it,
but equal rights to all mew in every por-
tion of the Bntah Empire is a principle
that can no longer be trampled under
fo,ut with impunity.
No. better *vide Es wanted that the
0 esernment was
othcer Dunn's crime than their ac-
tion in the vote un the gnestien in the
• (rouse Every man of the lett who.,
. *tel "gamest Mr Sk'nner s nee tion voted
to compound a felony and eudurs, •
theft. Robert P.•rter, of Simcoe, the
accidents) member for Weal Huron,veted
in favor of the theft.
y to returning -I
Cror.toE;Alone. time Ads pursed Risen
Mr C,suker, the meat:her for Iialdimaad
who was counted out by 'ledge Ceeer,
publicly stated that the ludas was drunk
when he committed the act. The Toriei
et that time said that Mr Coulter
would be brought before.the courts for
making the statement, not up to the
tome of writing the threatened pettish -
meat has not fallen upon him. (ns
thing is certair, Judea t peer has been
lowered in the estimation of every right
thinking man in Canada, whether he '
was drunk or sober whet he committed
the crime.
[ paid a visit to the Northern Congrega-
tional Sunday s4oul on Sunday after-
noon. 1 receiy a warm welcome from
Mr H. J. Clarke, (of the firm ..f Cupp,
seemetwes ore .erewautarrr. arty I Clarke & Cu.,) who is regarded as one
tieM.i -♦ *ted i "nada) mrb"l, ane • I „f the toot superintendents in the city. I
gNasss eaprrtrreweal• There are larger Smiday schools in To
House.
Teens -tee May :.1, 18137.
A' the time of writing genuine May
reacher has arrived. The season is a
week sr too backward, but now the
y
rush. The heats hare been running a
(acrpl. of weeks, but there is as yet but
little tnfc on the lake.
Building operations will be lively this
mason if the Carpenters' strike dotes not
u,tsrfere. heal estate has been bootie
mug during the past fire years, and al
to •u;h steno are pessintistic enough to
shakt, tie head sugveatively and say
'•Itemeu,ber Wiui.ip.eg, • Yet the con-
sensus of opini •n amour; bu,iiites men
is that real estate in Toronto has nut
yet been run above its value end that
is. panic need be feared in that quarter,
lith tuir,blinc values an s. crushed for.
tures as the result. .
The fire system of Toronto is still
kept up t.. the b chest atendard, It is a
si,ht to see the imagines and ha,k and
ladder cans get out when there is an
alarm of fire. The horses move at the
sound of the seine with the precision
of clockwork, at.d are harnessed by an
automatic prucess, and go tearing akmg
the street.' towards the acerae of the fire
much mire opick:y then 1 car, describe
it. Surae •lay I may deecnbe time muds
n..re fully.
I dropped hot o the V'oxnz Liberal club
rooms the other eve.,ine, and heard the
h..ye debate. They hate sate rattling
spea.ers amen: thein, end therein scan --
dor, • meow o.f address and i:od ,pendenoi,
oftheutht ant a c•sursee,usneu of utter•
lice ishib.tel by the •p•ai:en that.
make tits proceedings intereatin:: as
well as sustructive. The club will c'oee
its regal tr meetings ler discussion for
the theism by a bareptet to he held in
the W.'ker Hoaxr in abtot four weeks'
time.
By the way, the Yount C,r.aers•stites
have rooms au the mine 'medium aqd
meet the seine sesiot .g. 'It will sure)
y
shock the feeltnes of my friend Mr P.
W.Juhnstnn to learn, that the Y. L. C. A.
will hold a conrenti, n soon. Those who
remember his allusion to the "Predated
Rime' at the meeting in the skating
auk, will see that • chance has come
me: the spirit of the Conservatives s•
far as c inventions of their young men
are conceru.J.
it Oiror,r.N.tatAN.--Eighty •uuw ?s
end winters hare not damped the ardor
In that gerial son of Erin, P. O'Meara.
He can still answer tits violin in good
style in a "nate Irish jig," ring s num-
ber of good songs, with a delightful
brogue, and tell thrilling anecdotes of
days gone by in • most graphic manner.
Atter s week's wait hero lis has returned
to his home near Benmiher,
Touu Htv Gm Ye Deem --Frohn
last week's item c• pied from the Strat-
ford IMujr.,is, one would think Stratford
had a host of champion quoit pitchers,
but notwithstanding the boasting of the
'1101wrro, the Dunlop people will stick by the
architect. The yitrstforditee may not Ce
willing to see him cock -of the -wails, but
whether they are or not, we can tell the
ffrorow our architect 'teen nae foe,' end
when he returns from the classic city in
the fall we expect to see at his belt the
scalps of all the noted gooiters of the
thriving city of Bardsville.
Metioser.
A. Knight has erected • new wood
melee for Wellington Otirer This is
the first building of the season, -
Ju Rees has added • sulky plos•rh to
his farm improvements. Jack will not
'roe an tired after his day's work nog. Il•
will be sb:e to go for a walk in the even-
ings.
Saratoga is locoing its population nota
more. Mr and Mrs H. Feagan have
removed to Gowlerie!., they will sail to
Algoma after navigation opera, where
they intend to make their future hn.ee.
G. 11. Wilson is bark again to Here -
tors. Genres looks hale and hearty, he
has engaged with hie brother Henry se
gardener.
Joe. lkeith is the early bird this
seeem. He Aniehsd ...dreg the 25th
nit, sod has got a bag of potatoes plant-
ed. Who is 'heed of Faint
The Itl.amington orwreepta.lent wrest
be ask or perhaps hes pies is worn out.
if that be tree we haps he will get a
new tier that we may hoar from hives
1465' etkvinL
D. U Cameron, formerly a law eta-
dent in Gcderich. now practicing as •
barrister is in p•rtnersl.ip with F. Mc-
Phillips, also a former resident of (:ode -
rich, reed a paper at the Young Liberal,
club meeting on Monday evening .•n
"The Mineral Rn,urees of Canada.'
The paper masa learned sea practical one,
and has attracted already the attention of
erase who are desire -us of pettiug Mr
Cameroon's knowledge of cur mineral
deposits to • rather more practical ac-
count. McPhillips tt Cameron are .
working up a nice little practice as law-
yer, arsd as both gentlemen• have many
personal friends in (loderich, perhaps
this little parsgraph clay bot be without •
interest. And this reminds me that
there are dozens of former Goderich
folk residing here. i will look up the
names and doings .'f some for ■ (Mute
letter.
One cannct keep his eyes shat while
on the streets, and, therefore, I cannot
help seeing the belles of Toronto. i mean
!he Toron'n girls. Brut,ettes prevail. and
one sees Iwo pair of dark eyes to one of
blies or oven of grey. And yet i have
n oticed that 'the majority of the lathe"
of the "old families" are blondes. 'There
arc the facts, make what you l'4e out of
tam. And that reminds me that the
foolish hebit of bleaching the hair is'
very prevalent here. Bet as the girls'
cannot bleach their eyebrows, thiwgs
It may not he (-maiden.' nrthrdon
liar • newspaper onrrespnndent t'. write
* baled • Sunday School, but as i have
•ever troubled myself about oheerrirg
tae articles, acknowledging the cosies
sines of faith, ow seMwittieg to ehereh
diseipliee generally, as seek, i will also
*wears the. "acre liberty is writing,
and give your reedier' the benefit of my
ohapru•teme mi matters, person, and
1 thieve mitt if 1 may al times go net of
dor'* always asateh.
root.), but fee, if any, have a better staff,
of teachers, r leave more pleasure em- i
("mem-
cries
cries with those who have attended,
either as teachers or scho:•re The
:;reatest drawback to thia Scheel is that
j the premises are rather small, and the
' intermediate cheeses are consequently
crowded t..gether. Mr Clerk-. has been
superintendent of this Sunday school
fur twenty semen consecutive years. •
length of service tet can be equalled by
may two other superintendents of the
city, Mr Kerr, of St. James Presbyte-
riau S. S., and the superintendent of
the Richmond Street Methodist S. S.
The Northern Coagregational S. S uses
the colored illestntions for the lessons
which have become to popular, and the
main room of the school is adorned with
banners besnng errinture mottoes—une
for each year. Mr Clarke is apt end
th-,rough in Landline. the lesson in the
desk review, and is out of thteorder of
seperintendents who d..esii't carr to try
anything new in matter or method.
The library is conducted on a rather
novel plan --at least ss it appeared to me
—but it is a good ides. The pupils u( inception of the scheme. He then gave
the echoed are die ided into two classes. (a history of the imitation fair public im-
provements, with ehich our readers aro•
senium and juniors and a catalogue is fa i j t d
Quite a number of the ratepayers tuun-
ed out We,lnyday evening to hear the
waterworks, electric light, nod sericul-
ture' perk hy•Isws dteruteed.
Shortly after eittht o'clook the mayor
took the their, aual explained the ubjact+
of the useetine. Tritest hy•laws would
shortly be submitted to the ratepayers,
and he and the a•,uneil believed it to be
iu the iatere,t of the town that- s meet-
ing should be had whereat the different
schemes would !w discussed. He believed
that good water was absolutely required
na (i.xlerich, and the other schemes al
though not in the list ot necessities
wou'd, beyond •nation, prove to be
in the public interest. The present
time was a entices, .one in the history of
the town, and he hoped that every in-
telligent voter would prove that be had
tho interest of the towel at heart by voting
for all three bylaws. He would not
elder at greater leugti: upon the ewes -
tions, but w,•u:d call upon other gentle-
men who hest come to the meeting pre-
pared to address the electors.
Councillor Butler was the tint speaker
and was warmly received. He bemoan by
stating that there was • great difficulty
in takinr iso the sihject. owing to the
extent of it, b'it thought it would
root be out '.f place to go back to the
mi.tar, ne • e :urctl a t:mu and
printed for each division. A copy of . azain been berated f.or not attempting
the catalogue is given to each lay and too hit the torn out of the .1 xx h, %tad i
Ilei desiring books, when the scholar
Pow that the council hard taken definite
actoen he hoped the Peop:c w.o,:!d back";
ones cher the list, striking nut x11 the them up with their sotto. The ceeneil
books not desired. The catalt•gtte s could do nothing without the aid et the j
then handed to the librarian, who writes pe'.ple, and if the people desi:el to I
the name of the scholar on the catal.rgue, Public imp they s) uu'ti tela
and places the latter in the cabinet with einem' had otere its w'•r'.. and OHO
the h'•,ks cf the s•htoo l. As each of the matter now re.•e d w.th the voter'. A '
remanent; boo. ks t_ given out 10 the committee., toad been app.'iate3 to in -
reader, the title is struck off the cata• rest tilt pr, eased s_!teme of l
loges, and so there is no ditii ulty in the
"'atm -wetter, samples of water hal been
analyzed, anal found to he impere, an
artesian well had 'seen sunk and :be
water obtained thpanfro: s lead been I
analyzed by Mr Mee, a competent
analyst, and found to be satisfactory ;
Mr Rice's snaiysis had afterwards been i
verified by the arialsate .1 the water•,
wurks company in H .chaster, N.
estimates hal been ••btai::ed, and a prat-
tical engineer heti been engatod 1, take,
the lathe( the town in c- nnection with i
caking a feasible Plan for the Most I
eatisfsctorily lighted. It. was also pr.-
, babie that gas would be run in c.usectir.n
with it, ler it was now found that m-
islead of being antagonistic the two eys-
teus .1 illumination went hand i:. baud,
each having its uwu sphere. For ez-
i tensa s illuminati.,o the electric light
look tint place, and for • con.eusent
dume.tic light, for heating purposes lend
the dieting, of machinery gas was fast
e
maim/ to a front position. Down in
Loudon they ran the Crooks' Act by
electricity The bar-r.,ows are lit up
by electric light, and at eleven o'clock
p an. the light is shut off, all around u
thrown int, darkness, and the tenors in
the bar -room beeeme eteaolyvol, ,Loud
laughter) The adoption of the prupoe-
ed schemes would give work to our
laboring men in the construction, and
would thus pruye et wore assistance to
the town. H, belied to see eery tooter
p..il his ba:lot to favor of the Ly -laws
Thursday week Loud applause
Mr (;arrow on coming forward was
lo•Ddly applauJeti. Three thine' were
nem -same to properly enjoy Lie --water.
food and air—at d it was important, if
eossible, to secure all three. In (lede-
r.h we had tis•. o1 thew essentials—we
h rd fine, braceng, pure air, and we had,
(even amongst the pas•rest; $ for supply
of healthy fusel. The only lack is
water, and if he could secure that at •
reasonable expense, he felt that he had
a right to appeal to the public spirit of
his neighbors 5.1 that they wood.' help
hies s i obtain it. Hear, hear., 1f once;
inaugurated it areukd too an spay matter
tuegtre the water supply to every home
in teen tied seeded it, without • great
deal of additiopns: coat. The scheme es I
cor.ten.'.xteJ, h thuusit twiny thought i
it• ugly benefitted the heart of the
town, *Peered as eetent that would
praotiaa.iy - heaelit three-f.•urths of
the pepu'atiun. It would eztrud
from the tztrrtne red .,f East street
to Iles extreme end of '.West at : trove Ina I
end of North st t(, Britannia Reed, and
*reverie the entire•leugth of Victoria at. j
It had been said that cite laying of the ;
mains woo d cost slu.•,at the entire
estbnate, hut true gas out so, fur a '
L'nni:n arm had already uu•le offer to
pet doe- the pipes of tl.o pro •posedd1
system for i117,:,J'l, and this eller in-
-ela;led largely the wain riots, which
were we.l kn•:r:i to bo tl:e most ez-
pensive. The ether streets . 1 the town
not served in the p,ropuaed s. hems,
could be led with smaller piles by the
aid of annual expenditure. The moister- i
works p.up•p!a1 was not a scheme for al,
locality to 1 or individuals, lint was in
the into rest of the town and the oee,ple
'erieraiiy. The actual increased ee en-
dit are, supposing it cost the aueouut
estimated, would not be more than four 1
mails on the (toiler, lir !(2.40 ennui ly on
• $';00 property, was there any fame- i
hutdee who would attempt te bieght the,
scheme because he wuuld have to pay
that additi••ual amount ! If there was
"nett a one he had not heard of him. Bs-
sides,the ssvine ir. insurance and doctor's
lel 's w: mild more than compensate for
the additio•ual taxation. The scheme
could only tail through the iunorauce of
those who voted egotist it. As to the
Park by-law he considered that was a
foregone conclusion. It was alrecdy
bought, and If we voted down the by-
law mow, we had to fix up and improve
the park out of our annual expenditure.
The electric light was a tndsog matter,
becsuse it was prop .sed to operate it in
coanectio•I with the water -works. A
cry had been milted that the centre lit
th4 town would be benefitted by the
passing of the waterworks bylaw at
the expense of the outlying sections.
but thstwu a fallacy. Y.,u could net
tmpr pee the heart of the tows
wuh,ut the outer sections receives)"
oorreap.indin* benefit. The town wee
kke the human Ludy—if yuu puunsh this
ash the extCefi,tles eeeeive a belie.
lit. (Hear, hear) NuthiuY would se
much contribute to the popularity ..f
Guderich ** a summer resort as the
establishing of a waterworks system. In
speaking a he had done tonight he be•
leeved he was voicing the sentiments et
!the large body '•f voters on them opi..-
tions. Although it aaa generally sup-
posed th:.t lawyers could at short notice
take either side of a question, he had tc- 1
night spoken his h•.nsst convictions •en •
'
these bylaes. Although a lawyer he
wa1 • ratepayer He had served the 0
to for seven years at the council heard,
aSid had never endea•:oard in guy wsy
to. grind an axe at the public expense.;
He wanted nothing now hut what a!
was willing to pay for. Every user of
the water would have t.. pay for the nee
in addition to the annual taxa-
tion, and no one won/t1 be getting the
water at fins outside neighbor'+ expense.
The men who used the water had no.t
only to pay their heir ,pills en the duller
bat they had too pay water rotes besides. ,
The p'an was intern eel to I.s a peewee
ent one, ,nand the fa_t of the cuvorsuun
rah mg held of it would save t' a csnsum-
en from being at the mercy i.1 • joint
•st.ock company, which patter in melee in
stances nasal* extraordinary profits. The
cane of the Stratf•rd waterworks was
tilted in this connection. in co elusion
he l.eluced list enc. Aad s bright
future before her. and in the sent of
reciprocity with the States, which he felt
sure was coning, wont(' eventually W-
eems • poo amorous place Oa sanitary
and financial emends ho hoped every
voter would pelt for the by:aes.
11, Williams was next wiled upon.
ft„ ,neob ped hewn ssid oat the urseetrnn
by predose speakers that little wee left
unmet. Hs hail hoped that s. niathing
wewld he missed, so that he eonld find a
Weis to talk upon. but his hope had not
'welt r*hsed. 110 holier ed the having of
for them a tree: from Thursday. The!
librarian seeing what books have sot
been read, end he can easily make s
choice of a book that the scholar is
willing to receive, as el the books nut
desired, together with the be ks a:reedy
real, are marked off the catalogue. This
hint is worth something to these engage
ed in library work in connection with
Sunday schools. In the Yeithem Coe-
gregational S. 8., bookie papers, quare general disinhution of geed water for
terlies, lesson leaves, etc.. are not given domestic and other pu-(;..fes. Nothing
vet until the close of the **hoot.
was inure necessary than good water, f.,r
it was a well-known fact, that a man
Mty 4. eau:d live lunger without f.i...l than
I witnessed the procession last night wuhout water. It waa alru nrceusry for
in honor of Lord Lansdowne. An town duet a aurpnt •and tf cttr for
town I,rcarne a pone of sttractu.n for
insmeose corscourse assembled to witness nunufa.turing industries, a pleetifel
the proceedings, but the welcome *se of supply of gu..d water woukI not prove
a negative rather than of a positive is be he kgs: inducement. The prise,oot
tanks and engine for Are protection oad
character. There was tittle or tin deom melt suu.e $10,000 nr 312,001, and woo' ld !
rauun of • public or private tart, the �etton have to be replaced. Et -en if they
cheers were few arid weak, and crimper. were replaced. they had t . be confine-
ed with tho ovation tendered Lori Dui ally kept in repair. and, as • tire prote,-
feria fifteen years age, the proceedin,te tion, could not *bays be relied upon, i
if we want good water we would hate
to Th Af d
were me. e e and drum
hands to psy f'sr it, f•.r it was a well-krsew•�
were out in fall force, bothered by Yonne fact that everything could be bunght bat
rMswa
Britons and small bays carrying torches,
ctsd there were a arum berof private car-
riages in line, as well as the vehicles car-
tt•lvatatm • laughter and there metro
MOMS rho mad* str.sitst us efforts Se - -
thit, but without acad. Of Cottrell
there were some people in town
rying the city officials ; yet, considering who grumbled abr.ut being taxed
the :road .d onlookers, there was a list. 'rtthnut getting the water tains lard to
iistness and • lack of enthusiasts that their own down, nut at present it would
sh,wed that the Governor-General hap, would gine • too equch al water facilay down ities to. ata;
not yet touched the popular heart. The and even if that were ;
p.,esible, it might ;
fine evening, so clear and summeelike, not prove satls(actery. Why, the only
pad Toronto's lure for display, brought time in the history of inankind when an
's c'nd waterworks system. is the town
would be slalom a geed ea a bonus in
I the wad of brusgine in an other railway
lime to Gdrnch. He then dealt with
Ithe sanitary aspect .1 the %question, and
clsueed that the clearest and mom
!sparkling
goarkling water was 114,1 always the pur-
est and must h.slthfui. He aim) gave
the experience uf.Dr. Tayth•or on this ma-
; portant point. At prsent the people of
! Goderich had t-. partake of water which
filtered through the filth of over 4,000
human beings, remit 300 borates. 400
cows and thousands of smaller animals.
The tome *mild r,•eer.e great beoebts
by the 'adoption -of the waterworks sys-
tens.
Councill•er Cutborus th.ougi,,t that every
man who had the interest .•1 the town at
heart should favor the carrying of the
by laws. As chairman of the beano,
committee o1 the onion! f:e ea, in a
position to show there that the town was
able to hear the I-urdemu likely to result
((rem the patinae o1 thew bylaws and $
railway grant if ercessary He ther-
went into all exhaustive beancral shuw-
ine, wheal tended t.. peeve that (lode.-
ich was comparaticeiv free of debt. The
aeseased tabic .�f the toss: was un the
netehb..rh.,.od .4 31.110000 ; the bulk
indebtedness $:i:l,:lti ; last y'ar'• Nat-
ation stood at 1c. on the duliar, but this
year that wound be reduced t.. 1 sc,eidue-
ite of the propelled by-law iudebtetinsee ,
the wat.irwerka taxation on the d oiler
wou:d *remnant to Jo nulls, the agricul-
ture! park 'tit -100 of a'n 'nee and the elec-
tric light to ii07.1000 of • mill. Io a few
years the coking fund would wipe off
our protein i'deteedness, and we
would he e'-rare'y free from debt.
Looking at the el•:estion (Hent every
strudpetut, lie was tevurably inclined ro
the watrrw .ries scheme, and could not
see how anyone c.•ule Le rpp•esed to it.
Mr terabit was to favor of waterworks,
if not "1 t:,e scheme submitted.
Nevertheless. he ie. reed It his duty to
tote fist• t .e by laws. (Heir, hear!
Tho cleanu,e uu: of tee wells each year
now c. at more than. the edditiorsal water
taxation w•,n!d cost. He thought a
saving could be effected ru the working
cf. the High t:ch.e,l that would help to
li,t.tec the hurdeus of the ratepayer+, if
the c.uueel app. inred t_usters of an
economical taro o1 need.
Mr Radcliffe watt : fever o f the sense
of bylaws. `;Peskin( on the ws:erw.+tks
question, as an itaurence man, he stated
that a decrease of �:, per emit was given
to town.' w here goo. d m %terw*orks systems
rusted. if another railway catme to
Gedernch the increase in population and
besinew would eto largely toward meeting
the increased taxation.
Mr (tiro said the water from the
artesian well was 'opener to that in the
waterworks of moist cities. It was a
little hard for setae purpose", owing too
ver situation upon a limestone ridge,
but there was no deleterious or,.euw
matter in it. Orr well water waa Jbtaic-
ed loom rain water which faltered thrnagla
the gravel until it struck the clay fwd,
whim it ran along like a bard, seeking
the lowest les et. If the well was lower
than tie cesspool the water filterel into
, the well, and we were thus forced to
drink impurities. The germ theory
cane• iu tight here, but it was toxo
, lengthy a suloject t.. enter upon, and he
would not discus it at length. He
aka., sots -word the Babcock tire es-
; tinguishing system in connection with
fire protection.
i Mr. Arch. Dickson bettered we alight
either ho link the town :.r do something.
He was in facer et everything in the
bill.
Mr..fames Sheppard said now WAR the
time for men to raise the menthes' .1 the
town. Since the ahr.•g•trun of reeepn.-
city nothing had been dune to help, the
town, but he believed tonight • Durward
nsocrment was commencing He be-
; Iasi ed ht pe..f.er ',Own Sete toolen pr•oe-
penous times were yogi in store for Goode -
rich.
Kx-Mayor Horton b.•lerreal th. rrriee
of bylaws would carry. H's .only anti-
; ety wet that the incurring of the debt
would not unterfete with the greeting of
rsilway rid when nrorssity arose. Every
ratepayer should weigh the 'tatter care-
- before voting against either of the
bylaw•.
Ili. Hulme, correberated the state
use:'e ..f Mesar Williams and Bice in
regard t.. the 'anitary cnuditions.
The clerk then explained the mode .4
roiing, sed an . trimly meeting was
brought t.. a chap.
equal distribution of water was given to ;
together at. immense remoterse, but it ee-ern human being was alien it rained
was not nearly as erthesiatec as that' for forty days and forty nights, and the
which greeted Hanlan a few years ago i Deluge ensued. And the water at that
when his aquatic honors were fresh. 1 time, like whisky in our own dsy, nearly 1
some to ere of preventing proved th f
laughter.' As to the additional Ideation 1
«':Ilam O'Brien from speaking in To- for the prop.e.' scheme, if everything'
on the geeetionlof the Irtnsdowne cele- preyed an enure failure, the lac -•used
time. i pal inclined too think there will tazatinn wnul'1 only emownt 10 shoot 4
he livelytimes on that mills nn the d,41B, sr.d 45.1 am.
occasion, but a would easily he save/ farm 11.e emit now
I believe in filmdom of sl..ch, I .41 incurred in annnr.11y cl.uune wells. He
be there to hear Mr O'Brien, then contrasted the financial condition
of ,! number .1 the leading teems in On-
tano with (iodertch, and rave figurer.
shoring that hymn if 3100,000 were add '
ed to the indebtedness of of the latter it
would still hate a better oration finer- i
day. 1Ve understand he will he en- really than many of its rivals. in propx•
gaged for three months by Knox church, tion to p.srusoauwt. The folkwing is
liuderich. tie eompwnssn
Dr. r. Wm. H. Ahorn, after a pleasant W P"40 Dula
risrt among old friends, hes herby 0, 01) 29.900
Berne to 7.13-' Guelph 10,00") 229. .0u0
rich to doe •bet a little bird whisMers, Palmerston 1 fit4 6..1,000
•Rech' I ('o�tingwad 4.91.) 46.000
flan ever haw last week a SI peat ford 10.0110 300,000
The Rev. Mr Rliteb, who has been es- Windsor 9,005 17(5,000
seating Rev. De Fre f.mr the past three Sarnia f 60(1 1118,pq
mowtb., tate trendily* to the a,.sgraRe- (.awterieh 4,000 JO,000
Om. in a few well ren eew remarks. Der•'. on the electric highs n'ltenre lee hied
ing his brief way be � of
visited •hwong' uwly to my that it was *fie light of the
msey of the bermes od three wise sttertelI des ansa hat enmas In ata for et
reet
the ehnrch, es geoial manner won I•vh$un it vowel met only e1,OAn er
nine relents. He perform.d we wed- se em0 to fight up (lathe -eh, and he
ding *orrice While ink miser%, ' hue. ;.f no town that email he mole
There is Il h P e ruioati.pn o the race i ,mud
Lee burr.
Mr McWilliams, a Modest of Knoll
Golltete,A1•,utresl,preached here last See -
mer.
Ferre westbr,.
The roads are agsin dusty. Where is
the arterial et t
Large crowd .)f farmers to town no
Saturday last.
Charles A. McDunaed well leers for
Chicago in a few .1a) a. lie has disposed
lit the u,aurarsce busuntws.
1 4iyiwies were in Itwn last week, hat no
horse tete•.
We soiree lame Mode of furniture
leasing Into furniture tunas• 01 Messrs
Beene At Andrews. i bey arc "pushers,"
Jas, tt eatc•ott, who pelt Keeler for Cal-
ifornia, s short time .g...on a prospecting
titer, we •1e ..Try 1.. My, is shout to ie
mon theca.
We understand, pat catboat say bow
fat the repa.rt s true, that N. U. Her -
i d• n and 11. McIntosh will have • teat
-
ttae rate n•r ilea a ode in • few dry.
TIse humeri to compete will be "White
Flyer and "plana "
We are glad to learn that the mambos
of the gngl,sk ehureh will sweet • *sew
',berth eve. daring the o..nsiag swmmer
Thema" freest' W deemed the sura
th4n0 ter to erectine of the edika
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