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in minute news and the dissemination ut use -
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RITES ea' si gore IrTNT m
1i.50 a year; tic. for e x months : tor. for
three montes. If the subscription is not paid
in enhance. avhs:ripefoa will be charted •t crease their values. / ..vw V.uau1. Icpt. delegation to Ottawa, to interview the
tae rate of $. i a year. To tbe Municipal Hectors of the Tuwn of Goveruaneut and C. P. It authorities on
A 0 eanaisc - KATE* i Uodencb : the subject of • railway to G.derich,
F ra.i.ow Chutes,— Had the writer of
but what inducements or arg:mmits
per lime tar ar,t In•ertlee. ands cents per litre they put forward in favor of their Iwiu-
/or each subeetueet insertion'. Measured by with au especiwl reference to %sodarick
a nonpareil scale. for the last half century, he might tery sion, It would he hard to comprehend ;
n
Local notices la noapari.l type Sr per line.justlylace used much stronger Iwgwge for t n their return, in an Interview with
sate rlettees le °renttery reading type le pee in doing au, es I could eery easily prove one of them, he stated that they could
pmlacts cards of six lines and under 1S per to your entire satisfaction. But that saecyt nothing seriously
had arrall taunt sufficvor of the ient
year. u not my purpose in putting myself be- 1 7
Adt-erd.ement. of Lost. Fount, S•rayed. ' fore the public at the present time
teethe to support one railroad property—
Ritnetiu.s V.t.aut. S:teatioe Wanted and It will not be denied I thick, that ur words to that elTect. It has ooze alio
IB.sine.. t'1taMY! Wanted. not excreJing a o_ ' bac me well known, that another of our
Ilses nonpartel ill per month, m) letter of _, th June, 1884, published citjr fathers loses no etp{ocortuuity of de -
/tonnes on Nal- and Farms en Sale. not to in TA; SiJn.tl, was practically the origin
exceed a (Inc., at for gni month. Sec per sub- athe Citrons' Railway Committee ; Vying the motifs of our barber, and of
sepuent month. tarter advte in proportle•. belittling our town prospects in every
respect, but as his reason fur doing so
are wit far to seek, they may possibly
become public property before the c.•m-
ing elections. I shall now, as briefly as
possible, lay before the pubito • alight
sketch of the work dune by the cit•zetis
during the three years of their railroad
agatztion, and I may here remark, that
I am prepared to substantially peeve by
documentary evidence, the following er,after thirty five years of deep th.onght
statements : on the subject, is still of the opiaiou
A folly equipped Jobbing Office 1. carried P W that "it was a great mistake that the
on i• una/ion with tee ordinary newspaper Tho first meeting for orgautzulcn was Buffalo and Brantford read was net at
beers. where deet -class week is turner! out with at the bawds of al• held on 21st Aug. 1884. After the
object of the meeting had been fully ex- once carried through to Soutbampioi,.
pla=ned, and tbe names of the parties quits ignoring the fact that nine -tenths
da=ring to become meml.en recorded,
of the distance was then in a state of
it was adjourned to the 2i►th of same primeval wilderness, and that even if
month. at which meeting • sub-c,m-
this wild 'des could have been carried
VOX POPULI.
Mtttteti of Moment Taken up sad
Discussed.
Asl s Wb. u. Anemias 1. any ew
Public awe.lteen. sr M b. Desires
se Kepi; Caa D. we to
Oils Celanese
A Winding I p.
As a rub the very rich taut are not than
who build up a oonotouulty,aud. mate boom.
A single man full of life and .'nterpttee ' ' -
i.wortb any doses rich men who usually take
set mintage of other dc's booming le
oar town u the terminus of s greet !bsd the plan referred to, with him at frees nae of their uolesa tripe to Ottawa, iftS1q,
lbr.ugb line to the Northwest. Yet, the time, but, Wine satisfied with its to interview the Goverumeut and C. P.
notwithstanding all the above named ; honesty and truthfulness, he confined R. authorities on railway matters, where Our architect was up from iltralffeed
disc.unvem.nts, and gratuitous person- i his running examination to the Colborne they found that the general manager this week, on • visit to his family.
al abuse, we steadfastly adhered to onr I aide of the river mud harbor. When it was Netter posted on the subject, that Mrs Whitely and children from Loa -
'Vadat at starting to persevere in the! was resolved to get a charter for the ex ; were the "delegates." thanks to the desboruugh, is visitiug her sister, Mis ft
matter until we gained suc ees. And we tension to Wingham, an invitation was' citizens' committee. But there must Quaid.
slow claim the credit of starting the sent to the council for any /"sir of their sorely besumething sadly wrong amongst tfoe of ewe teddies, with a town boys?
present "Boom" which bas thus far re- i member. itedditiun to tbe,fire already I us here in (lodericb, or how is it that made a raid on a pumpkin heti a shoot
suited in the magnificent show gn.unds; with us --tis meet us for consultation o0 I thirteen wurkuien can drive the Dumin- distance tram Greealaud. So how or
and exhibition buildings, of which we the subject—another proof, I submit, of ion machine at Ottawa, and sows half other it was rumored the polies were on
all are so justly proud ; and, we our silhngness to work in harm("tsy with dozen can get through the work of Om- their trail, so the town b. ,y vlsared off
challenge the town council, or any of its thein—and in response thereto llfvasn tariu with tolerable success at Toronto, to I'uc'e Sara, and our lad inside oar
friends, to wrn.t that credit from us, it Smith, Humber, and Dunlop attended whereas we find that the statutory {„col barber gree his bead a oboe shave
they ton p.asibly do pp A short time our meeting on 14th Jan. last, and ap- title. -t aro insufficient to legislate for the to prevent rerouguiti.,n
before itis organization of the citizens' parently concurred in a rusulution to four or live thousand beef -and bread-
ocer"littee, the Coguoil had sent a apply to the council to advance the eaten of (htdericb ! Fur the last two It was quite •sight to see fGoderlch'w
necessary expense of the charter. It years they have been necessitated to hr famed horseman, A. M. Polles,in his
having been agrees! that there should be enlist a body of four supernumeraries to char? ,t drawn bythewell-knuwn'fapots,'
serf,. pruvisi_nal directors named in the help them, and it may possibly require following upii drove of l) horses. par -
Bill ; we agreed to let the couocil name six next year! Are ,...e worthy fathers chased for s .drove
by him to the
four of them, and on the pert of the ••..n.o,!I elected, ?tisk )otc-er f.. u 1.1 ft. States Wt week. Oto kcal horse
committee Jlossr. MlcEwan, Stobie and tl.rie .Dole,-, or is this a frank admission dealer, especially our lriahmars, c►s-
Daneey were appointed, as being three of their own Incapacity to carry on the ;Iratulafd A. M. Pulley on hie rxeel-
cf our most energetic workers, thorcugh again of the town without outside t haul selection•
business men, owners of property, and assistance t
employers of number of workmen in There can be no question whatever Blt>a'9i10.
the town. Bet our worthy conclave as- that Goderich will be called upon to
sembted saw tit to refuse us the handling do a large portion of the work, in work-
ed the funds, they added four to the pro-
posed ■umber of provisional directors,
but point blank refused to acknowledge
our friends Stobie and Dancey. Now,
Iet us bristly aualyza this select ELEVEN.
One of :hem un the 30th June, 1852,,
Legal sod other easttal (Advertisements. lie. the abrvs lines penned the sentiment,
A•y special notice. the object of which is to
promote the pecuniary benefit of any i.dl-
vidual or company, to be considered as ad
vsrtisement and o. halved accordinely.
Thsoe terns will in .11 cases be strictly sd-
lwai to.
epsclal rates for Ismer advertisements, or
advertisements for extended periods made
known at the office of publication.
JN$III6 DEPARTMENT.
but, perhaps few will believe the loss cf
sleep it cwt me, before I could fully re-
solve to publish it, for I well knew the
am.onut of sneering and sarcasm to which
1 would be subjected by "Young Can-
ada" acid others for damn, to meddle
with such a subject as the bringing of
the C. P. R. to our harbor, or attempt-
ing to take the management of the mat-
ter out of the hands of our phenomenal
city fathers. But I was most aawredly
not prepared for the utter want of sym-
pathy and encouragement that j our com-
et res.rosable entre. Everytking in tis print- intoe has saes it
Ing line can be done *Dike premises Crum an most all classes amongst us, except
lu•minsted poster to • visiting mord. ' from the salt and shipping interests, to
their three years disiutere sted and grat-
uitous labors, to secure competitive rail-
way .ccomodation, for the commercial
interests of our common borne. Yet,
had our voluntary efforts to serve the
public met with • more generoos recep-
tion, the following remarks might poet-
ibly have been altogether spired, or, at
least, mach modified in their ton. and
feelings.
I have long watched with sincere sor-
row, the apathy of our public men, with
regard to the business prospects of the
town, and, the inertness •ud incapacity
of our town council, to eatisfactorily
Darty cut any important meaure of pub-
lic improvement. I had seen chances
overlooked, and cpportunities throwp
away. I spoke to several old friends os
the subject of the retrogndiny positios,
and all admitted the melancholy f&cts,snd
shook their heads over it. dut, nos
ply could see no possible way of bet-
tuiog ourselves, so that we must just
grin and bear it ; another, had • wea=n,
of the fourth or fifth degree of r.l.tios-
ship, in the employment of the Grand
Trunk, somewhere in Yankeetown, and tion amongst the railway magnates, as
a it might possibly injure his kits• also • rough plan or map of the harbor,
Asn'• prospects were sir name to ao- showiog • grade by the lake shore et
ppe.aar amongst w, be could therefore 50 feet per mile to this tableland, ia-
have nothing to do with the movement ' mead of l20 feet per mile, as had been
I yet tried a thud friend,but he told me industriously circulated to our pre -
emphatically that "it would bed --d judice, as an inevitable grads, by the
fully (almost a crime, obeervs you) to emissaries of the Grand Trunk. At the
raise any soitatino for another railroad commencement of the work the town
at that time, f .r the Grand Trunk was of Winghem was looked to as our
strong enough to put u• down at once," objective point, but in the Doorse of
gaite forgetting the feet that, while we oorre•poodence with Mr Van Horne, he
were daily becoming weaker, that al- suggested the idea of an extension of
ready huge monopoly was hourly gain- the C. P. R. from Elora to Dederick'.
iog strength. I, however, differed is Ws thereupon lost no time in o'gani:-
opiniow with all my friends, and publish- iog a meeting to be held at Brussels on
ed the letter above referred to Bot, the 10th De., of delegates from all the
oa the ver first morning after it ap- municipalities from the township of
pearled in The Sigmal, I was •oesriogly Woolwich upwards, and prepared suit -
asked is what way I expected "that able resolutions for their consideration,
little old follow Wondeock to aid in which were all adopted. And to show
bringing a railroad to the town." A few the public that we entertained no feel -
days atterweids, I was arrested in the ings of antagonism or animosity towards
.geare with the shout. of "Ob ! so old the town council, I may mention that a
Orson has joined you." Now, both note was sent to the Mayor • week tee-
thes, parties well knew, that I was the fore the meeting, asking the nomination
senior of both my friends by nearly • of delegates to sot jointly with thou
pore of yeses ; but, they, no doubt sent by our committee, no reply how-
thoeght that 1 was just obi and imbecile eves, was made to this invitation, and
enough, nut to perceive the covert sneer with one exception then were no
at myself. At a later date. we were councillors at the meeting, bat
jointly second through the prem, of those who had lose admitted as
playing at railroad -making merely for
our "own aggrandizement ;" and that
too, by one who at the very time, was
ally moving heaven and earth meeting, prepared, printed and eireolat-
• tb by night and by day, to gat himself d to municipalities throughout the line
Toke Ood s cues. on its author and ordained es "the biggest toad in the from Elmira sad 8t Jacobs in Wool- =own vi.w. ; but l.ey emit et three
abettor. He earnestly advised his puJdle." At this same period and, as I wieb, to (ioderich, bits with blank .atensiv. •ehaaes all at once. and told
%•seers to combine sgsiest the land- !►.list•, in this same sone/Won. Mr column* for the amount of exports of the rate/layers that the whole them
Woodcock was so virulently •tlseked by some 40 articles of produce, Sc., during should he Hwiahed for the .mall sum of
an anonymous writer as to give it very
mune the •ppe•rance of having bees
doe• with the intention of injunng hi.
It is rumored • new blacksmith is
coq up the bonuses above referred to, and commg to -town•
therefore` it becomes a must important Leech's mill is dill booming swim,
question for our citizens to decile who.; and a number of logs sale is the river
shall do it. Have the town oodncil ever yet.
shown one symptom of their fitness to A phrenologist visited some of the
neighboring sections and caused sons
excitement. Why did he sot come our
way 1
A temperance convention for the East
Riding is to be held in Brussels on the
8th inst. Bluevale should be well es -
presented.
Hallowe'en pawed off gpiedy enough.,
but some of the buy. got into truubte,
and they are wishing they had not rade
quite so much noise.
undertake such a re.posibility f The
stood in a minority of nvx,in opposition citizens' committee has been dissolved
to the Butfslo, Brantf..rd & Ooderich in consequence of the contemptible
Railway, at a crowded gathering of set- course pursued by the council towards
tiers from the farthest corners of Huron, us, notwithstanding the repeated at -
Perth and Bruce ; and he has certainly tempts made by w to work in harmony
token no part in the present movement with them, for the good of the whole
to carry the road to Qinghai ' Anoth- community. Ode leading member of
the council still tells his friends, that the
citizen? committee have done nothing
more fcr the railroad than was done by
the council before we began to work !
.tnother tells w that they have a rail- The railroad has been cleaned up, and
road room ttee as 6t to carry the work looks better. The smoke is absorbed or
to cnnpletion as we are. Yes, disappear thea mold mornings very
they have had this standing rail- rapidly, when old "Sol" appears.
road committee from time imme-
out, it would have opened up the strong- moria! ; and I now challenge them
est rival on the lake to bur own harbor. to point out one intelligent more -
Two of them, at least, sot sell as our ment that they have made on the
reeve, were in the commit when Wing- subject. They here now a- opportunity
ham was an summarily thrown overboard however, of publicly ;contradicting my
in tavor of Orangeville in Garafraxa ; statements if they choose b* do so. As
and, a usual, that was the last we have subge.ted by The Niy.ul some weeks ago
heard of Orangeville ; and the railroad I would strongly recommend that a:pub-
was again shelved for an indefinite per- lie meeting be held at &steady a date as
sod. Space will not permit to go through possible, the sooner the better for
the hat at present, but this will serve as Goderich, and for reasons that had bat
a specimen of their want of tact and be reserved till then. :And let the
prudence in such matters, and of their meeting be held in the Palace Rink,
toadyism to piles of brick and mortar. whore it would have more the air of an
1 kouw not what our friends in Wing- outside gathering, and secure a much
ham, where:all the parties are as well larger attendance than iu any of the
known as they are here) will think of halls. It an then be decided whether
the rfeef -1 el, r n, bet I as certain that the railroad interest shall remain in the
Dome of the names are not calculated to bards of the council, or whether the
allay the feeling tbat was raised against people may desire • re -organisation of
Goderich some years ago, nor to gain the citizen? committee ; which I doubt
their assistance in the work that is dill i not could soon be done, even under the
before us. And here I would beg re- wings of their "Old" leaden. But this
spectfully to draw attention 10 the dig- need only be expected if means a.5
ferent modes of proceedure in working taken such a those adopted by oar
such a matter a that before us. The neighbors in Bayfield over • year ago ;
council seems to believe that they have when they started a committee stalk;
only to shew the amount of their owe to ours, and titei► euuntil at once with
wealth to the railway auth•,ritiee and the tbe manly, broad -hearted liberality d
Government to settle the whole thief/ ! thorough business men, placed a sum at
whereas the Citizens' Committee started their disposal, to Dover the necessary ez-
with the determination to show the rail- peness in the service of the public, a
way that the scheme we propose wosld course somewhat different from that of
pay them financially, and we have see- no: civic rul.rs,wbo have virtually sssem-
o..dd in convincing them that it will do d the characteristics of the "Ate in the
so. Manger''—they an neither est the
Now, let os fors moment have • look straw themselves, nor let others try to
•t oar waterworks, not at its boons—fur do so • I now dere to suggest that iot-
a
is a pleasure yet to come on some I mediate steps be taken to petition the
other day—bat at its inception in the lfalai] latare at its Ent meeting for the to
middle of December, 1885. I have
action of the number of our tows
shown above that the railroad committee council, by about 1.0 third. of iia
went into operation on 21st of August, whole, my 005 for "ell ward. Than we
1884; that was 16 months before then may •xpeot that men of intelligence and
a full knowledge of the responsibilities
All communications must be addressed to
m seeaLLIttNT.
Eebtsref Tata Sweet.
Gatwick oat.
MN* OF THE T10,O00 LIBEL SCIT.
,,jrin Brown, the "talented young
Irbil seater," a Robert Porter used to
call him, has withdrawn his suit for
$10,000 against Dogiel and Thoma Ile
t:illicoddy, wholly end unconditionally.
On Friday last our solicitors, Mesh
(:arrow & Proadfout, received the follow-
ing notice from plaintiffs lawyer
14 THE HIGHCOURT OF JUSTICE.
( 0MMON P1YAI' DIVISION.
Between 011N BROWN.
Plaintiff.
THOMAS McktILLIrt'DnY and
DANIEL McGILLICUDDY.
1►efeadantw
Take notice that the plaintiff hereby whistle
discontinues this a.aiou against the above
named defendants.
Dated ileo 25th day potober- caa.
giv%ICg ' LANGTRY
of number.% flay -•t. Toronto, solicitor toe
the plaintttl.
In addition to the above notice, our
solicitors was req.tested to make oat
their bill of coats incurred in the wit,
and to forward them to the plaintiff for
settlement. This is u it should be, and
11 Brown settles the score in this regard,
we will have a somewhat higher opinios
.,f him than we have heretofore 'mid.
is any .vent it is a complete backdowa
frogs t►e high rround originally takes
by the plaintiff
West Heron Ton.. are respectfully te
.lseded to paste this item is their beta
Tax Tories wZbave a new grievous
against Hos. Ifderard Blake. He um
moat at tie coat where O'Bries's
s.ateaes for alleged sedition language
zea eenffrased, and afterwatds made a
speech at Olen 8hrrold the geese of the
evictions fres the estate of the stew.
Jelin Dolmens, • risk lesdlord M ale
May Limerick, and said the evletioss
ooforoed by Debugs were shbames' in
every detail. It was • burning shams
and • humiliation, be said, to and a man
String in luxury while his tenants were
in a state of misery, such as should in -
mitten was appunted to collect statisti-
cal information, and to draft • circular
thereon for publication- Oa the 4th of
Sept. the draft circular was approved ot,
and contained infer abet the information
that. during the latter weeks cf naviga-
tion in 1862, and all those of 1863, some
six months in all, there arrived in our
harbor Inc tramp tit per the Buffalo
and Like Huron railway, 253 cargoes of
miscellaneous produce from ('bicago and
other foreign ports, making 6,474 car-
loads, or 293 trains of 15 ars each, in-
dependently of the lumber and local
trade. One tbouaod of these circulars
were printed at the cost of $10, the first
of our printing expenses, but they were
cheaply dune at that, for they were full
of carefully •compiled figures. These
were circulated throughout the various
municipalities interested in the scheme,
and a Dumber of copies on superior
paper were sent to Mr Drinkwater,
•.eretary of the C. P. R , for diatribe -
was one word of 'waterworks. The Brea -
of the position they desire to obtain, will
eels meeting, which roused the railroad
the v t thinsteademalvs of a huntiasngdid•ro°nd tes, and foe
cry from Waterloo to Huron, was bold
asa
pith 1D.eeesber, 1884; just stooges mrotstAs weeks to get three men of one part
before the eswnail mooed their Ent mat will concentrate his thought. to get the
erwovke manifesto, and, mark you they Arst ►abo, it espective of party a
did that just 1u" weeks before the them politics, and th.o a I ball.,. from past
Doming electron—a rather sigoiho•at ezperieooe, will (Joderiob prwper a it
WOW for starting • sao•emeol in public has not done for many years Fast,
progress . They well knew by that time And now, Mr Fat.Low Cerritos, I ',-
that oar committee was having meet .n- ap.ctfully crave your indulgence Inc this
euar•gisg aewrrs.pntd.ne. with the oath•lengthened intrusion on your nctioe, and
subscribe myself with all respect.
Your most obedient servant.
Tsoaa Kvao
Ood.rich 1st Nur., 1887.
Johnny Messer is home again, the
hand is not altogether well, but seems
to be improving, snd soon it is hoped,
John will be able to tale hold lake re
man.
Mr Casemore had a very bad loss on
Sunday evening, his colt took inflame,
teem and died. It had been ailing fur
some time, bot nothing serious was
thought of the matter.
R. N. Duff has bought the place own-
ed by Wm Reeding, of this place.
Both seller and buyer ere well known
and likely to know their business better
than any one an tell them. They have
both taken a venture. Suces.s.
Hoary Disneot, while returning home
early on Wednesday monism last. al-
most had • bed accident. The bowie
took Hight and Henry was batt on the
roadside. But little dattage was done,
emu owing to good fortune than any-
thing else.
members cf the citizens' oommuttoa. enties of the C. P. R. ; and they felt
In January '85 the committee, in a- that to save themselves they must dot
cordance with • resolution of the Bruwls som.thisg—and so they did. Bet oboe
they did waken op, one veinal* of peblie
would sot sutheir then ea -
lords, d.daring that they had everything
to justify them in that coarse in the
eight of God aad man. Then are the
words of a man to men, and we will see f prospects in lite. In ties times, I was
if Dublir Castle dare take action against req .ntly akd "how i11 rho world i
could Ret alone with two sneh rabid old
the O.adian eh•mpius of the Irish Tories," Rc., fie. Now, it is j.t ns•k
people's rights. narrow-minded. short-sighted sad es-
teems partyism as this, ow bath
Tuts Coercion Law prodaimitag the aides of polities, that hes bees
mimosas of the irisk Lewd Inagua ap- the eery of ooderioh Inc many
pears to be • prohibitory law whish does r.5„ P Inc en thsal portio. worked
aa
met prohibit. hazed-mo-lsnd together for the general
good ; sod why, ie the same of noises
Tug redssties of the number of town weft. eboaW it be etbetrwis• 1 And
nnuwillors, whish is broached by Mr hen, 1 mal be excused Inc stating, as 1
Kydd, in his eoennonieatiost on the rail-
way question, is worthy r the aftenti.ta
of our town fathers at an early muting.
Tena Chicago Aural*. mast hang.
feariessly o, that there ars, perhaps,
sot two uses is Ooderich mon lapses
of eolleeting anend statistical informa-
tion, and of comprehending its value for
the work we have had in hand, Man are
m Munro friends Mro Oraee and
The appltowtioe to the llatiremtl Court Woodeoek ; and also is bringing before
of the United Hisses fora writ of error the C. P. R. atttborikies the mfety and
flea boas rrfsred, and thetas' will it all other skims et tzar harbor, over those of
the Genegian pay, with its fregeont
probability be allowed to take its foes, and dangerous tufa, rooks, awl
-► -t.. •,.,..+h., with tkm 'fitment" elaimne
t. 5.fiasew f. be • t aadadale,
Oonaalrn, Oct. 20th, 1887.
To the Editor of The !lent.
tb. Y."'yn 1882'3 and '4 ; for the infur- „t $62,06b.00; sad lee good p«►pl° "v. 81a,--1 kava ha"r.cently eked by
cation of the directors of the C. P. R hog tress in their words, voted the by- y of my friends in the west riding if Diek Downs, of Clinton, after mime
b1aPa.
W. wilatw of this p!ao..la laid mos
with measles.
J. Allen, of Whitby, is the guest of
his uncle, John Collis of this place.
Ed. Downs of Clinton visited home
here, last week. ILL is looking eat.
George TSudel is doing a large busi-
ness in drylag apple.. See advt. seat
week.
Wto. Habkirk, of St Helen's, wait Om
guest of his father J. 8. Habkiett last
Sunday.
Rev. Thos. Dee, is holding revival
services at Westfield. Mash good is
being date.
John Collis, of Buffalo, paid a nylon
visit to his old Lome hers. John is one
of the boys still.
A. McMillan, of L'tckanw, lies en-
gaged with J. P. Brown, to work iu his
blacksmith shop.
The sacrament of th. Lord's Sapper
will he dispensed in the Preebyterias
church next Sunday at 10-30 ono
Wns. Wilma has got his barn roof
made whole wain. It was wrecked will
the hesty wind • week ago Ven Sunday
night.
A good number of the Methodist eos-
iragatiow here, atfesded the quarterly
services held at Donnybrook last Nee-
dayat 10 a.m.
. are ar.rry to stale that Sam Marshall
who is employed in J. P. Brow's
carriage works W been on the sick Het
during deepest week.
Isaac Cassaday, of Roderick, visited
relatives in oar hang during the week_
He is an old Auburn boy, and was heart-
ily welcomed by former cronies.
Company ' and alsoat sane time 100 lens. Our worthy fathers then went I again ?steed to mnmia long visit to his uncle and aunt Mr emit
osses the onutitn- Mr. lyes Downs, of this place. returned
espies of tint tw
e prodiatts 'if the Brussels right to work, sad ender amateer ettsgia• cy, , in peneanee of an understanding to Neese /i Cltnlnn Iasi weak feeling aa fe11
meeting were distributed. In Msy eerie, frittered sway some SUMof the that effect between the Liberal party and til fen as ever.
'80 the oommitta, baring learned that people's money, oney, and yet sane as far from myself. i hove beers urged eery strong•
Mr. Van ??erne, in an interview •t wets es they had been • year before,Iy to do es, and i• saes /numbed 1 have The Methodist penpl• here have ireidt
been assorsd r>< even mor• vige►rou. suas addition to the parsonage and a Nene
port in the future than in the past. it veraeda' ehsh M a very &rest am
-
is tree that in March last I wave the sea•t.. int to the building. Jae Yung
volition to understand that In ease of a the contract.
new elect inn and nn one else scold be At the adjourned meeting of those
feand, i wo.ld again he the "standar.- fav-,ahle to railroad.] er.mmunie•tion sen
bearer" of the party. But arounuteoses Te•edey last, Mr. rl Caldwell was @p-
hew.
¢hew. entirely ehange.t eines then. 1 pointed delwga,* in look after the la -
now find that any private affairs and pro. arrests of Manchester in the coming in-
tensional duties make it impossible for tar•i.w wilh Mr. Van Horne, of Tho
m• to devote any of to Hese to public
matter.. i also find that the state of my
health .111 not warrant my inswing in a
polities] •treggle. While therefore
beertily thankieg my assay warm per-
sonal and polities! friends in the riding
for their pad and .esuranees of future
support, i beg to say that under no pne•
.ihle circumstances will 1 eater political
life again, before, if even at a g.nerel q.
•'ertion. i have the Amu, !a, 13ee4 '. zeas Fleker; J odor "^"tt
(lasatrs.rt.- Tense. ii.r..t►.
Toronto, with • delegation from Wig- Bat .bat's the odds, say they 1 Owe
ham, made special inquiries as to the y..r gone, however, and .0.1 enema aa-
eroesing of the Maitland at certain pointe, other sat of bylaws, with the slight 414-
th height and egeality of its bank.,.&., i forgoes that they mot now have 534,-
111 moo prep red a .wooed naaP cot t►.1 006 65 for the water scheme alone ; and
harbor, $s., showing when the rivet nor gond natured eitizens again pass she
Gould he eros.ed about three miles from
Mein, with a span of lees than 700 filet ;
gad also seen a statement of foots as
wo.ld wrest lis gee.tinna referred to
sod in reply to this eomtweniostinu the A. at the bra, oto sow—.ccordisg 10
mssawager stacked
our seco•isry the Guelph Mrrewry of a week ago. Mr
the iatermatine ennveyed to hies, Tan Horne stated that "it is the int.n-
avd remarked that "the plan wo.ld be lion of in. C. P. R to tl0 on with the
• very maid raid. to the dirsotne. fa .sknsinn of the Guelph junction to
oon.id.ring the whole takeme." Avid floderich, at an early day :f fAe arre••rp
nniwitb tandleg the statement made in meal/ for bonuses, /Tnrern.enf
OW Star, ar=ms !waive woman ago, by a
bylaws ' And now, at the end of dill
another year, we have net seen the wat-
er, and are quite undecided as to what
we are to do nut'
weight -be Ma that the C. P engineer
me hi. bwrri.d Beit (mm Wengham en-
t.rely "ignrwd the eitirens' e•,mmilt.e
far rl tl..ir stand serine-" lir- Janninws
mars aefidarbwliy ae4Nei." The italics
are esis.—te show the cr tt fres char
elver of the statements mad., both sA
the sound] brand. and on the streets, M
..... nr lA. n.untalloes after hi. morn
C. P. it.
At a meeting of Coors 1)Gfferin No.
46, C.O.F., the following nO..rs welts
sleeted - C. R , J. 8. Babkirk ; V. C.
R, Wm. J. 8tnrdy ; Chaplain,
1161417 : Financial Secretary, 1.111.117:
prawn : Treamwer, A. G. M•DcasY g
Reenvding ltemotatoo, James Twsilt8 3
8.rtior Woodward, .TGs. pew=s, t J wt
Woodward, Me:. 111•K oasis ; tlbsi5s'