The Huron Signal, 1887-7-1, Page 1T. < •
WItLi NMMI& VICAMEL
GODE*ICH. ONT., FRIDAY, JULY 1, 18bi.
j Moot1.LWCUDDY DROP Prammstms.
t $I.3O A VICAR'S ADVANCB e
THE HURON SIGNAL TORONTO LETTER. 1.otwithstanding all that his so* lad Mbar
Is puWtst,.d every Friday Vonte�y Ke medical men could d.. for his relief. be
tertucUDnr Boos.. at their titles. North et
GODZRIQH, ONTARIO, Notes of passing Eventsi
ng n the Ptd away alter • brie( illness. Sir
peratthew was never robust : a gun shot
Queen City.
fI*IDAY. JULY lar, 111S9.
JV.ITSR WORKS.
We understand the waterworks and
slectrle light scheme% are making pro -
greet. At the last council rneetn.g the
[.atter was referred to • committee of
the council, coasistint of the mayor, de -
pity reeve and councillors antler, Hem-
b:r, Bingham and Colborne, with the
co.uperxtiun of Messrs Joseph Wit:isms,
(arrow and McEwen. This committee
met and organised et .he appointment of
the mayor u chairmsu. Several in -
portant meetiogs have since taken place.
Arr•n`ementa have been made with
Mr Chipman, • well known entailer of
Brock vide, who recently superintended
the construction of the Cornwall water
works and also the Brockville water
works, to come to Goderich and 000su't
with the committee at an early day,when
the plans for carrying out there im-
provements *Ube finally completed and
reported to the aroncil, and ten len will
be asked for the immedate construction
of the works.
There has been some ducussinn in the
committee as to the goestion whether
there is s water power available at the
harbor sufficient fur running the water-
works and electric light.
Most of our citizens are agora that in
putting down salt wells at the harbor
water was struck which spouted up and
has ever tines continued to overflow. It
is said to nee to • height of 28 feat stove
the level of the late, and if a sufl:ci.nt
4ipply an be procured by putti4 down
several huts, there can be little doubt
that all the power required exists. This
would effect a saving of $2500 a year at
least in the reran, expenses. It is in-
tended to take the opinion • f engineer
Chipman upon the sunmmet when he is
ben.
,
wound in the ankle while a youth crypt -
el hire for lite. and m ntu en
A Very nee Jew My-ibe tiers♦( .ekes*' tory Labita, *Inch kept him from active,
UY.sla• e••rd.e• alae. k■.x stents. mu.cular exercise. He had a wiry frame
- name, Asese like fear' ■.p.rlr.a
• rusert'laesennoaasd.lbe'rer•esal 'and tough constitution, however. and as
•, lawyer, politician and judige aceum-
plished an itemises* amount of work.
Jane 21, 1337- In fact, he worked too hard. He should
The mercury .nn awa7 up 1" tl.e have reared within tire pert few months,
nei4hb rhocd 'JO° un Thu:belay last, but he disregarded the advice of his
and the city was is ane vast swelter. physicians, aid get w run down in
Tii lire w as not w b.N • day all last sam- heath that L. fella prey to the disease
m -r. And then the air was so oppres- which carried him ao speedily off. A
sive. I never heard so many people short time after he was appointed to the
Wk about a simmott fore. Anda lot poaiuon of Chief Justis be visited
celled it 'siinoun' when ey didn't think. Goderich in his judicial capacity.
It's a habit moot people have. They gut While there an editorial appeared in Taos
into it at school, so they say. Smoot, in which a tribute was paid to
him as an able lawyer, a clear-headed
aid honorable political lender and a
pore and upright judge. The article
was written by one of the editors, and
so one kuew of its eaten until the
paper was issued. Somebody seat a
copy of Telt SSluNAL containing the article
to Justice Comecon at Sarnia, and the
following letter written by him to the
The oppressive atmosphere did not
prevent a large and fashionable audience
from thronging the Normal School in the
evening to enures the dosing exercises
of the term. The programme was $
pleasing one. The students sang goat -
bitten, semi -choruses and 1 ill choruses
in a hearty fs•hior., and Miss Knox, who
at one time taught school at Goderich,
recited. She was splsodilly .received,
and was at one time most vociferously
encored. She looked charminx, and n-
o ted very pleasin41y. She is clearly in
the front rank Df Canadian realer& It
is rumored that the is going on the stage,
bit I don't know whether or not there
is any authority for the assertion. Dur-
ing the evening the names of
passed students were read oat, among
them being Wm, Hackett, of Asbtield.
Mr Hackett sat and smiled when his
mond was called, and Ma neat li.tle side
Crown Attorney of Huron shows that rangements were completed, so far u a
he could • reciate • kind word from a lit *tater what was right or wrong, du -
pr confined his more timid .r less demon- committee has power to the matter.
Liberal newsiuper : Tick et -sen ars and ticket -taker. for
"Willyou kind[ sea ifyou can get *trance oppoueut I racxollect .an nue
J the mala entrance and the grand
eccasinn vol of the neighbors wanted to
make a Ian whom he had aecommodat- stand hate been appointed, (.wether
with constable* fair the outer grounds
ed disgorge borrowed money to the bulk
amount of $4. The sum wasn't • large and arena
one, but it was larger than the original THE GRAND +T♦' i
owner could afford to a loafing neighbor, has been greatly added to, and is now
WHAT'S UP?
Things That Ars Eappeel is
Around IIs
Nneelkise •hest Mr Wes feel) ROMP
see. Tao least' Lawyer. lie& & *eaNh
Sitlienb 5.. snslty we. *..h See
ss Ike skies Tim..
—I as. a peculiar item in a .osaty
paper the other day. It stated that at
a mows( division court bead at L•ids-
buro', then were thirteen lawyers pres-
ent and only three ass. The item est
sae *thinking, and carried sae beck to
old times when the most important
court in the section was the division
court, and the most important day of the
quarter was that upon which 11 was
holden. In the old days we wan not
troubled with the many lawyen, and
the chorus were thicker than dust in a
church. it wasn't necessary to fee a
hwyer then to get a fair show, or have
your ca.e heard with neatness and de-
spatch, but justice was distributed
broadcast after the fashion of equity
rather than with ' an eye to legal quib-
bling.. Technicalities didn't count,
although sometimes the maul who .wors
strongest mad stock to his text, whether
THE GAMES TODAY. COUNTY CURRENCY.
Probabilities of a Good Time All
Along the Lino.
The /teleses, Pipers sed teaseer• are foal-
Is- 1 Ilse allele .r apart Probable
- - a sante Al leedas. a of $perla►er. Er.
awed.
Up to the time of writing everything
bide fair for the holding of the
must successful athletic competi-
tion ever held in Goderich. The rail-
way arraugements are far superior to ar.y
utiMei on previous occasions, aod the
fact that no competitive games of any
description are being held nearer than
the village of Paisley gives a sweep of
territory larger than has previously been
our portion. The tints of the
REVERSION T$AIN LEAVINu $TRATF••t:1'
is 7.30 o'clock am., and is also in the in-
terest of an increased attendance, and
the early start from the lower stations
is thereby obviated. Wednesday last
John Macpherson, the shot putter, and
Taylor, of Detroit, arrived, and every
train since that time has contributed to
the number of athletes, pipers and danc-
ers. Wednesday evening the final com-
mittee meeting was held, and a1! at -
lice haif-a dozen copies of Tui SIGNAL rot
Friday last ccntainiug that too flatter
Vag portrait of your humble servant. 1
am certai;.ly much indebted to the
writer of the article for the very kindly
and friendly forbad utsnifested therein.
I always tried to do what was right and
just by my 41aoudom political opponents,
and it is Tray gratifying indeed to find
whiskers, i1 Q teemC;ty growth, will add that I have not been misenderstood, and
dignity to his appearance when he re that party feeling in .11 quarters does
tun.* to Huron. The Alin:lter of Educe- not run w high as to deny me the virtue
tion made a brief and seniors soirees. cf good inteotiona I am by no means
which was well received by the aedlence certain that you or the Sheriff may not
of students and spe_tatcra. 1 under- ,tare had a hand in procuring so flatter-
•ue
stand that nobody was absolutely p' k- Ing a notice from so pronounced a jour-
Totw.tto sees 1',500,000 gallons ed. Three or four have to write at nal u THs Si i'w. If it was nut io-
of water daily, and the saloons continue supplementary examinations. spired by any such personal or friendly
Vh
to do •lively trade, ton.. There is aon wa
•c
t
scandal to ccnwect i a feeltn3 my unitiatwro to the publtabsn McGillicuddy in charge
the Superior Court repotting. line of I u greater ; and if it was the sot of a lawyer, and not only floss the original Ming and costume
Mr Pamela's health is causing his /ha staff is charod wish lacking hili •
personal friend, whoever he may be, hs sum but be put in for cost& 1 was lir- Strachan eupevintedant
ing on the ninth concession then war
competition, and Capt.
and so be sought the aid of the "poor espable of accomodatin` several
man's court." The sat who had borrow- tbouaand persona The arena is of oval
ed the mousy, instead of paying it up shape 240 feet one way and 300 fest ills
other, with a dancing platform 32 incites
high plaited so that it will be in rood
view from all parts of the ring. Every
precaution has been taken to ensure the
best of order during the performance of
the James, and the rules mos -erase the
events will be rigidly enforced. The con-
trol of the games is in the hands of J.
D. Stewart, the veteran Caledonioo
nagger, and he has a assistants D.
like • man, went off and hired Jim Boo
mon, • lawyer chap who then lived at
Sesforth,to come out to the Corners and
fight the ase in his interest Then
wean t an available lawyer within thirty
mils* to take up the cudgel in the causeof
rightness, squareness, honesty and fair -
dealing, and it looked as if the mac who
had lent the four dollars would have
the bark peeled off him by the Seaforth
[rands Mata anxiety. He look* wasted,
tessi tali itlipeeka*d is extremely Maar
outs. ff»i s tbsilat! lien bribers
suffering from sohssisg of the brun,bat
this is denied.
bills—with seething his transcripts—aod'
has my suto.re thanks"
ss atgsiLsi triH,tthoetly'ke oasis foto tha TR* Stolt•L alone (alis apsiuosible for
matter. As the ems is g,. ;lune,. 1 can the tribute, and Sir Matthew deserved
no more than indicate that the examine- , every word of it.
tion is going to come oS The c8lcial'
_ ___ reporter of the higher aoorts wet hand -
Ma. BAtteO has notified the Govern-
ment of his ioteetion to resign his seat
for Queen's meaty, New Brunswick, bet
the date of les sew election has not yet
been fixed. This show. that Mr Baird
believes itobt Porter, M. P. for West
Heron, voted wrongly on the Queen's
county ones.
LAIR MOM.
comely pard, when their perquisites are
taken isto consideration, although the Item• er'stesaeaK'hs 5sta Mal rt.. ib.
work is said to be very wearing on body "(sea ftsasNod."
rind mind. They are all toot -class men The steam barge Belle Wilson, before
so far as note -taking is concerned, but leaving on her upward trip last Saturday
there is a whisper of crookedness. area
the matter is going to be investigated.
J411 Ross Robert f theT 1
> n son, o e rTra.n,
Peetmsat r•Geaerol McLean will yclept "Pompey.- was in the *knees
tax last weak. tailingabout his conoea- last week, and unloaded a cargo of lam -
took
leave for Nov Scotia un a visit, be
t•.ok om board eleven car loads of hay at
the°. T. depot, fon use in the lumber
seri&
The schooner Pinafore was in bsrbor
r and salt from Port Frank.
aod on his raters here be will go to tion with the waterworks pump deal. A The schooner Mary S. Gordon arrived
Maaitobs sad the Northwest and British
Columbia os bssisw conn cad with
his dap esters( On his totem from
British Colombia he will take steps to-
wer& establishing a parcel post service
with the United States. Negotiations
ere now i• progress towards orgseidagg
a tti*Itlsr marls* with the other priseipal
colonise of the Empire.
Sir George O. Trevelyan publishes •
letter in eontrov.reion of lib. •tatemente
recently made by Joseph Chamberlain
and other Liberal Unionists, that the
only obstacle to the reunion in the
Liberal pasty was the refusal of the Glad-
atoniatne to make any ci oncessions in their
Irish proaramms. The Oladstosiaos
haw*, says Sir George, made conaemiaN
in all the disputed points, and therefore
interpose no odatsele to the reclaim of
the party "The Liberal Unionists,' he I Mr. Jordan was talking up the water- I June 20th, at the Homewood Retreat,
works and elsetnc light schemes in
truly patriotic fashion, and Tommy
Wright and Charlie Smith. who wen at
A lambdas donate& says : — The ad. the station seeing the boys off, sighed as
Owned (.qua*( fstn as eirestastenees they longed for a visit to the old tows
aet.editti the death rat the Chatham as the mouth of the Maitland. Tommy
voloateo. Ralph ti►aw, •,n the night of '
lash hest., was se resented khat
WOO. iia realms, of a sessile of gab He is with N.rdb.imer-
reporter on a rival paper 'the (Vora) lot week seat. n credo of timber which
was permitted to cross-examine him, and she discharged at the G. T. dock.
the gold watch matter came up. it s.:1
tarred out as TIE SIiNAL had it a month t
ago. It was • reporter on the To,,gram, ,
Jobs R. Robinson, who got the watch, I
and not John R. Robertson. It was a
great day for the liberty sit the press—an
editor and reporter in the box telling
how they helped to load the pumps on
the peblic, and a reporter on a rival pa-
per cross-examining them with the "Mai
f raid of a Q. C. The press men of To-
ronto wear large hats now -a -jays.
1 saw George Johnston, of Texas, in
the city today with his brother Harry. I
hadn't time to get pointer on sheep
ranching, but I suppose be is an expert I
Cornersville and it w happened that s'ter, n-
ibs man who waisted legal advice lived .wpercisetr of racing, d:c. _ ..-__ _ amity sold clue* bores for which he
up on the same line, and as the neigh -
animals.
CONcFRT
realized upwards of 5600, they were
bon had a pretty good et,oceptiun of mJ , at the Grand Opera House in the It
animals He ha. purchased
two colts of the "Tontine" strain, whiten
Isvelheadednsss, it didn't surprise me on evening, promises to be one of the finest giro pr,miu of being fast
the morning of .uart Ay to see him expositions of Scottish song, dancing Recently the Neer Era mentioned the
and piping ever given in Goderich. fact .•f • bonnet being stokers fr.•m tis
The numooen selected in the program bedtvxtm ..f tiaraSwart., at the Prince et
are of the test quality, mud will, beyond ttais hotel. The thief's eunacienee
evidently troubled them, for they lately
of the piping.
event*: D. C.
of the heavy
T. N. Dewey
Pencilling* and Scissoring* &ns(t
Exchanges.
Ilene. ream all .ter ■are■ ('.ssiy, 1-e1lyd-
4lipped e.4 1 .ades.ed rook alit
rooms The rick of ibs beige from ear
i. iebaaae..
31.Clean Brae. shipped another large
lot of cattle from Clu.tou station this
week.
1'eter Thompson, of Brussels, has re-
ceived the cua•ract for building a flax
mull at Btyth.
The editor of the Exeter A.lruo,Ie' is
practisisi,t bicycling to overtake oalu-
quent subscribers.
P Kel:y, of Blyth, retuned boon
front (►hawse ou Monday where he had
been f.,r some time.
H B Pro.dfoot, P. L. S., Clinton, left
for the Nlattawa district on • surveying
expedition last week.
Tweity-six contested election ares in
Quebec and Three Klver* district. are
said t, have been settled.
Hensall has a soh and dor factory,
two carria,e shops, one wt meal mill, a
grist inial, pork factory and salt works.
t. Thewill, of Moms, unshipped an
engine at Blyth station un MoaIay,whieh
he intents using for the caning thresh-
ing aeas.,n.
Mr Kennedy, a Methodist ate -
dent for ministry, will take charge of
Blyth circuit until the return of Rev.
Mr Touge from Lha Old Country.
Loy( 1lrange Lodge 924, Exeter.
meets on Friday evening next. A fell
attendance requested. This lodge in-
tends taking the Exeter band w.th theta
to (;oderich on the 12th.
Mrs John McElroy, of Morris, left
the Brussels initial on Monday fur New
York, where she intends taking one of
the fast steamers for the old country.
Rev. R H Barnby, who bas tor the
last year been stationed at Honest', has
been removed to Rockwood. He Isis
many warm friends behind whom best
wishes he carries with him.
Police Magistrate Williams sat on five
Scott Act cues at Exeter on Wednesday
of last week, Fines were imposed
against Messrs. Brirnaonmhe and Oak,
and the other charges adjourned until
Wednesday next.
At the recent examination of teachers
at the Normal school, Toronto, Mr Join
McGregor cot a god clan -eerti6eMM
grade A , and Thos. It Butchart and
Neil Gilmour, of Stanley, each wooed
class certiticates, grade B.
Mr J..Itn Hawkshaw, of E
come and talk the matter over with me.
The long and the short of it was that 1
took his case, without hope of fes or re-
ward, and agreed to put it through to
the best of m [.gal ability, or words to
that effect. When the wort tame os,
and I got the delinquent in the box, I
pulverized him u. the cross esasinati.a,
and dragged him up stony bills, and led
into tboray paths, and down by tousled
shrubbery, until be was footcare and
weary, metaphorically speaking, and
had owned op that h. bad (borrowed 54
without Ovine value received, and had
Th. Beaty Line steamer called in out refuted to rstsn it,. funds os. tit, day
Wednesday and took on a number of nominated in the bond, or within •
psae.ngen, a quantity of freight ands month thereof ; and instead of en doing
had sent back an ungrammaticel and
badly -spelled Tetter. loaded up with
"sass, spiced with meanly little pima
cuss words when they used "re's
for mo's at the end of words onmmene
pay the revising-uflie.rs. ing with "d—," contrary to the laws
For the five months ending May, the esd the statutes made and provided woe
C. P. R. cleared 5652,633. awing the constitutional rights and
privileges of the liege subjects i.1 Her
The Scott Aet Association. of Guelph, Maj�y the Queen, and I showed
has decided on rigorous action. the chapter and vane (tram Vic., square
Lieot.-Gov. Mamma is said to be s�f- and above board, a.sording to Hoyle.
(snug from soften's' of the brain. and warranted not to fade or decry with
Fifty carpentere*brted from London years of **rota, but, on the eoatrary,
Tuesday fur British Colombia. that the la.s and the statute* In the
Two lunatics escaped from the asylum beet town•hipe.
large number of horses.
Montreal is again flooded with count-
erfeit beak bills.
The A.ditor-General is preparing to
in wool and mutton by this time. W, for the insane at Hamilton on June • NtwIT down hum pc-.oedeet to
Proodfout, F. Jordan and M. Graeme I rand' It didn't make any difference t.. me that
Cameron were also in the city last week. Mr. F. M. Workmen, a veil known Benson pat is his spoke, and said I was
Stratford merchant, died on Monday not foliowine that o.�die.ry rules of divi-
question, give universal satisfaction. brought the hat back and left it where
Piulluwing is the program : it had been taken from.
PART I. I There must have been • stick in it,
1- tlostch Reel Toe weans' for this is the say the W ingbam Ad-
e.soaw......."gcotland Vel"- - - - • Mr. $Peace ranee man put it :—We attended the
L-spss . "Bosnia Prince Charlie -
Miss A. McNeill meetine . f council of the township of
/-asses- "Bowwie Door. -..Nis Moate Ilan" Tunberry on Monday Inst at Bluevale,
s-Dsase....••Miehlaa r/Us1"'rbe s brat Lst . air note book on the wayhome,
a-s�s�. "Js.W.Dre.m' .Mr. q e
7-Dustt.."white tIalta'..Niwsee Mr. Y.ankin w cannot publish lit:• moots* this
lit-ileag . 0. Whistle aod I'll Come to Yoe" week.
Miss McNeill
ti-DHstt.. The Pitot" I Dr Gann performed • suasselal
Messrs. Spence aod Rankin
PART II.• operation on the hand of J. Paterson, .t
N-PfM Msstc Robert irelsnd . fltiegham, last Saturday. Mr Patersem
1t--asas...."Renale Dundee... .Miss wpm had been troubled with • cancer -wart on
le -deet... -Seats. w ha Mae'•Nr PPence • the batt of his left hand for • number et
13-8.aw..''[he Scottish Blue t mks meNeiil years, and finally commuted to bare it
it -Reel co' "rotten .. • . .The Nome cut out The wart was fully three
ta-Vela. "fete's imam is tree inches in eiscimference and near[ am
Him sad Mr Rankin J
.s -)[sale_. . ablate Gllwm" ...The Wesel inch thick Drs Campbell of Detroit.
iT-ewe - "Hundred Pt re- Mr. *(peeve M„rphy of Michigan, and Tarter ei
to -Bowe • I's Wed My [teat'. Nl Ate”
Mos )tcNeill
te-(haul "sailer'. Hornpipe- .The weans
Amid hue arse sed tied Nave the Q'seen.
c..leds, "will be unable to destroy
Liberals, bet a onion of the Liberal par-
ty would serve to moderate its policy."
'' I will be at the Point Farm during Au-
in*tta10ksls 01 the prisoner. of tie dstee- I
Masa wipe arrested beam and of the deetor' �etb.rtasst�srwsle Barnumrr..t•
Mee bole the pelt mortars esamiaation
)ras eaten. The latter deposed that the
dossed was abseil fuer lochs is length,
aod had been drives with mob foree as
to divide the te*Ik rib. it world wily
haws bass iasis by the knife fated to
the prlswer's home, and tet with a
bayonet, as the lateness tried to't ake
the jury brie•& The jury reared se
reideight,asd after an absence of es hast
and Sweaty minutes ret.rned wttbsk-
hollowing wordlist ;—"That Walter Ito
..ass did no the 114th da of Josefelosinady, wilfully and with makes
afersthetlght kill and murder R.Ipb
el os bie seek, bet it try msolly 6001111F6001111F. i , .ed has bees retard 8'twwmo'
Sheer." mi fit (twee el *mid tied •d • for rreaiseelee
Guelph.
The General Assembly etcertion party
celebrated the Qween• jubilee at Glacier
Hosea on the summit o1 the Seltirks
amid much eiiihwsiaem.
At Ramie, the [rand jury frond •
troe bill against Alfred Perkins, • re
talent of the township of Euphemia, for
child stealing and abduction.
After the picnic at Orangeville oWiesenJuly 1, Mr. Wimmean given
will speak at •
-Liss Tt►MNe N fytrmeangiven by the sant-snub
su
.aessw sM "1""P"r-
iats of Durham sed Northumberland at
s�
se "Tee Mares naw
l" Teerda lees- Port Hop• oft Jwlt. 4.
King Otto. of Bavaria, has developed
[teat eppeaeets.
Toronto, Jesse 26, 1887.
Yesterday Kir )lythe. Crooks Came
pts, who for mast yesn has been a not-
able Agan in the /[ansa, passed away
a wants to abate all peasants foetid tear
his retreat at Mymph.nboorg. This msa-
ia is gratified by allowing him to fire at a
poweet hired Inc dm purpose with a
Mask tannage.An ingnst will be held to, -da at Bo
w.
([Glee bedew seeie room fi..d to ha her msnvdle im the body of Mrs. is..
a week. A short time ago what Hearne. tot (Karl", who, died sad"
a*rMd to one • simple a•rbowele appear.
egos.
nitIbogy was interred at Besp.ato
le
sespiiiwss eir•mmmasesa some isosths
tion court law. Ob, so ! I just retorted
that I wasn't on salary and wasn't after
law, het 1 wanted jostle" and I was
going to recover that 54 .blob his client
was endeavoring to beat mine out
of, with costs to ocnt.rbalaaee the hes
of princi'al, less of interest, satiety and
weer and tear on my client for two
months, three weeks sad ter. day& 1
knocked out Jim in the first round, so
that he refused to wrestle moth me on the
forum any Image, and the ease went in
his honour, who without bitb.ring abaci
making a lengthened deliveranes, de-
cided in favor of the plaintiff for the fall
amount sad oasts. After that until
lawyers Nat more eesseroes, i was fro
quastl! asked bi ill. n.ighbors to bold
op their sad M aivisiu. suer(, but bsiww
Wingham, were in attendance.
(lin Wednesday last week between the
hours 1.1 rote and two • terrific bait storm
tweed over a small section Howie.
Inilff31111, The hail was about the sine of a rills
bullet, and did very street damage to the
On Saturday *Teeing last • large , spring crops, principally the pea crop.
crowd of people assembled at the rail- t which .as literally levelled to Lbw
way depot hove to welcome home again t ground. and badly cut up. Grape Tinge
Dr. M.odonald, M. P. for East Huron.. and fruit trees `eserally were moan
after his first visit to Ottawa se • repro- 1 injured.
emotive of the people. The crowd was On Monday morning,. Mat: A Heed-
poeed rot wholly r f Reformersbut I
ssrvalivwa TM cheers which greeted , his dog was bleeding at the mouth, shad
the doctor as he stopped to the platform I nu honker examination, discovered that
*bowed in • marked degree the esteem ibis mouth was literally tilled with poree-
in whish he o held by the penpal of i i tnluills. With dnw hem out, and rto. k he procewevene,]--
ad heaven. TM town band was hecresentde- eight from the inside and twelve from the
stead headed the proewi to from the de- , outside of it. When the dog fell in with
nom Sas( n..ticed Chet
there .as $ lame representation of Con swoon. •.1 V. swmn,.eh,
pot to the dow•tors house, where the
crowd again assembled. Stepping taut
into the balcony of his residence Dv.
Macdonald delivered • neat speech. in
which be thanked the people •.1 Wing- Last week the Clinton N.rr Bra hod
ham for their kindness toward. him sad the following: -Jas Darr, Mies Fur A H
the respect .hewn him. and hoped that Manning aod Chris Dickson leave la-
the
the same ,food team woele always • morrow morning to etch the ste•m.hip
exist k. Ontario at Montreal, which .ails
'I'weed•y ml•rnir R. Mr. Fur sow
A.'.'Ilre!TT TO • Maes. -T C Delp pin), on business but mostly for • reef.
m
had a an and foal pastured bra theI Xr Melton it e• to buy, if he can do as
farm of W Weir, and nn tiatorday even; to Fiord advantage. He needs a not,
• entwbett hied of a ass 1 invarsbly re- Wm he was very mneh anrpri.el to learn sad we hope •til come hack gristly re-
fused, and from that day t.. this 1 waver that it. lig bad Moen broken. H.,. it o*yer.ted. Mr Manning goes partly ..
Wok part in say legal t.rmnds, bet
have been *notelet to not upon my bard -
• ,.el teasels, and wear the chaplet plass
ed upon my wrinkled hosw for my [Deets•
.ie ability sad legal tonnes on that
toommoe. Bei the day. of old fealties -
ed division charting are gale, tad we'll
*ever ear their like *Fait.. Acis
his enemy is not exactly known, bet it se
sappos.d it was on Sunday everting is
his owser s bush.
happened scan .sly be surmised, bet the sop' hussars, and its an open morel
isdieations 'point to a desperate tight that he will be entrusted with • erlrlsjs-
with another horse, as • pleas of its 1.e ; sine by rhe Ontario Edastiossl Dgest-
was broken °lean net. There was no Tent to investigate and report seem
alternative bet to kill K The man was some phi's.* of British industrial Eden -
nee of Mr Dnh.rty'• black t..m, and tion ant the Miehanie's loonies* spe-
worth at the least 5130. - Cltntos New tem The party *toed to Mon IVF
II"'b I o. aeptrouner,