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R. lreGALLN7 OOT.
)editor of TUC Rmox•L
Oodarich Oat.
'lies HaMisesad elution eoetrst takes
place to-ewitg ow. The light during the
• t wait low hose red hot with odds
• AMU in favor of Colter, from whom
the oosstitasecy was stolen Ise
*Febn.ry. -
Pttaa•r• one of the peculiar phases of
- aaadiau politics is to see postmaster H.
A. L. Whyte, of 8t. Marys, on the
political stump in H.ldimand in the is•
tenet of Dr Montague. Whyte is not
south of an orator and knows mighty
little about politic, but that doesn't
lessen the isdeoeaey of his action in this
Call.
Now that - the protest has been with-
drawn against Robert Porter, M.P. fcr
Waist Huron, we want to see the new
post office and gusto= house rear its
taajestio presses in oar midst. Ws
have had enough talking about the
j. matter, and now lot us bate a stately
edifies of more durable aerial roared
skyward
Mratetr•L matters are beginning to
boom. We understood R. Radcliff., the
leeal agent of the C. P. R. in Gaerich,
is in the field as • modulate for the
mayoralty. Mr Redolitfe apt within
close range of election last year, and, we
are informed. is stronger today in the
hearts of his townsmen than ever be -
ton. Mayor Seeger, we understand,
will also seek no -elegies.
JoIIIN M•CDONALD, of 1lalosm. the
i well-known dry goods mershest has
boss Balled to the Seams. Jona Mac-
donald is a staunch Reformer, and his
selection by the Tory Grownup's! is a
• apertere from its usual lie* But we
mutts that 8..atoe Jobe ![ales id,
of Toronto, will eat a sate impelitq
tigers thou John Maedossid, the mer-
shaal prism of that city.
- There seems to be • grand scramble
abut the location fur the prospective
waterworks, sad up 10 the time of
wntiug I duet think the council hes de.
ended upon a site. Some, I've been told,
fart r the Seymour property, others want
the Hawley lot, others are autisus to
buy a elle from George Parsons, others
want to block up tine of the streets near
the duck, and others want—well, yes
they want the Earth, upon which to erect
the pumping house. My own opinion is
that the prevent council had better leave
the matter over until • more progres-
sive board takes hold of municipal
matters after the nett Mitlecipal elec-
tion.
lsc-
ri —I ase h old awl hob reepialafi
oo-laborsr in the public interest, Thome
Kydd, has boon leuiag daylight in upon
the railway question, and I observe from
the able epistle to the Geutiles,'which he
published last week, that our town
teemed doesn't deserve all the praise for
ib. — agiati.s _WA arnisiPaik,
or, le feat. any praise at all. Now. I
don't belong to the railway committee,
and therefore no charge of egotism eau
be laid against me when I my that the
wit -At credit of initiating. the railway
agitation and of furnishing important in-
formation to the C. P. It. authorities
lies entirely with the men who incepted
the citisen'. 'Mites, and sot one Ma
now in commotion with the tows
council had ant or part in the atter.
Some of the present members cf ths
town council claim to be members of the
citizens oomatittes now, bot they got in
by the Tittle aide door, sad were sot
charter members in the concern. I re-
member when the citizens' committees
was formed, an effort was made by toms
of the then members of the town council
to laugh it out of existence, but it rt-
quired more than a Lauth to squelch suck
old etagon as my venerable 1rissde
Kydd, Woodcock, Grams et al, and the
old boys are ►till as lively as crickets,
and as chirpy on the railway question as
*vier they were.
--I haven't observed that engineer
Joining" gave a great deal of lotteries -
tion to the gentlemen who furnished his
hack hire (at the corporation expense, I
presume,) during hk resent visit to
Goderich. I thought that the gentle-
men who had him in hand would pump
the eogio.er dry, bat I searched in vain
in the local papers last week for a
pointer on the railway question from Mr
Jennings, and I cams to the conclusion
either that the C. P. K. engineer didn't
hare any information to give, or the
monad members who had him in tow
didn't know the way to obtain evidence 1
from an unwilling witness If my old
friends Kydd and Woodcock had ever
got him into the little ofios on West
street they'd have forced him to give op
what he knew or polled the buttons off
hie Boat. My own opinion is that
Kagi.sar Jessie"' was up bon to fret
oar bows eoseoil a little and thereby
work up a bones sssitsment. At any
rats ha didn't give enough informatics
to !oda the old cosy it as railway pro-
_Aad sow I'll go West for a sbott
tors, and bring an old resident of Gods -
Ail promisingly before radon of Tus
8sonai. one. more • I observe by Win-
nipeg papers that John Campbell Corti*,
an old-time resident of Gederich, has
settled down oomfortaW► in Winnipeg ss
deputy -sheriff of the prairie city. A
few years ago everybody knew J. C.
Currie, and he was what my tread Mal -
ashy would o.11 ' • br.etk of a !'y." He
was well and favorably known as the
"People'. Aeotioee.r' to this esetion,
sad hie "Going, going, gone !" usually
attracted all the old ladies of the eootton
and a large sprinkling of the middle aged
said young ones to the sales which he ‘t -
loaded, and he lead a way with hist et
working 'bargains' up to full valves, sad
you never discovered that yoe were soli
eatil after you got hems with your im-
agined trevurs. I kee. Jolla Campbell
Cerrae better perhaps than anybody out -
eye of his wife's mations, and =ebbe,
a brief leagraphie•I sketch of oar expat-
riated towaeman waeld.'t he out of
plass. He fin/ saw the light of day
as ov shout Iles 21kh n1 Jess,
111De, sad is .s..ynently enmiag down
Ws haven't thus far enticed the name
of that silver -toned orator, John Brown,
leading on the Conservative cohorts is
Haldimand. The yeomanry of the old
ooeMitoeocy tie miming • lot of fun
wham Brows is not in tbeir midst posing
as s Northwest volunteer, and exhibit-
ing the scar ha dudat get at Bat.obe, es
evident.* that his assertions an the
troth, tens whole troth and nothing bet
the tpsth—distorted and labelled from
start to finish.
Tuns is a roam afloat that Hon.
Ulna Blake ooatempisles retiring
e from Canada*. polities and teesptiag a
enotatittwaey in the imperial parlismesi
if he oondided so to do. Ireland would
here soother .bgaest tnsg.e to
champion her saw on the door of the
Hoorn, and in the wad of the satablhb.
an.at of an Irish P•rliasaeet as College
Green, the eretwhils O.stadi•a liberal
leader would not fail to emepy the plats
of a later Grattan.
His parents were Highland Scotch, and
he early learned to •'spoke Lae Gaelic"
and take "sugar in his'" When quite
young his family Inured up to Bruce
ieunty, anal were amongst the first set-
tlers in the vicinity of Saugeen ;
and away bask in '53 the subject
of my sketch oarued undying fame
by driving the first wanton into what is
now the 11 ourishing village of Southamp-
ton. That aas in the days of his youth
and beauty, and before he was ever
haunted with a dosire to occupy fat
Jovernment pri.iuous with liberal
salaries and perquisites galore. But I
must not digress. Fur a Lima honest in-
dwtry claimed him for its awn, and he
logged and chopped hie full share of the
175 acres of homestead that hie father
took up on the banks of the ragit.g
Saugeen. At the age of twenty one
years he blocked out his first
mons:ache, left home, and west to work
at carpentering, at which trade he re-
mained for the mist few years, and then
drifted into mercantile bagasse at Post
Elgin. In Oct., AA sash Its bast
ks bast
strike of his life by marrying a daughter
of John Stafford, a well-known pioneer
of Bruce county, and the father of Port
Elgin. In 18115 he went into the ship-
building industry, and built the
schooner Favorite, in Port Elgin bay
which, however, didn't prove a gilt-edg-
ed financial speculation. and he sold her
in Detroit, returning home ion the fall
with • plethora of dearly-boogbft esperi-
esos and out of pocket to the extent of
$1,400. He omit ranted the E:gt_
House, • pioneer hotel at Port Elgin, and
in tw.ruty months Laid off he liabilities
in full and sold out, which showed that
while he proved an excellent Bunikes,
he know that his peculiar talents would
show to better advantage in other spheres
of life. Having new a few hundred
dollars ahead, he again invested in
marine stock by purchasing the schooner
Booth Wind, of Sarnia, but after making
a few good paying trips, she broke from
snobs► one night in one of Lake Huron's
big blows, went ashore, and the cargo
and everything was • complete lou J.
C. C. never did make anything out of
his "cold -water" speculations, anyhow,
and it wasn't to be wondered at that he
did not become a total abstainer under
the circumstances.. Shortly after the
collapse of his second lake venture he
took the clerkship of Saugeen, and was
• sort of general utility man, drawing
conveyances, -writing grammatical mo-
tiun* for the township councillors, far-
thing copies of miootesof council to the
local papers, and dabbling a little in the
patent right business. Alter two years
apprenticeship at this multiform occu-
pation, he got a billet in Walkerton as
turnkey and assistant in sheriffs office,
but resigned at the end of three months
and accepted the position of deputy rt.
giatrar of Bruce, which he held for some
three years. Hs nest crossed the im-
aginary line between Huron and Bruce
and ,roved to Godenich in 1872, where
Its secured the position of deputy ander
the late Sheriff Macdonald, which posi-
tion be held until the death of the latter.
He was • favorite with Sheriff Mac-
donald, and the last words breathed by
the uI' man before his decease were ad-
dressed to him. In Nov., 1884, be was
appointed deputy by Sheriff Gibbons, I
and occupied that position until the late
Willie Gibbons was appointed. After
that its engaged in business as the "poo-
p1s's ssetioaesr,- became hish oonstaWe
.1 the *vasty, and ran his little black
tare to every hole and corner of the i
s.etion,so that his name became a hoose •
-
held word in this district. Hs left
them parte in April, 1883, and, when I I
hat based of him, was sound in wind
and limb, notwithstanding the ratified
atmosphere of the Northwest. Bach is
the story of J. C. Carrie. He won't t•
fifty years of a;e ontil nest Jon., but he
has pat in • pile of history of the Huron
tract into his life since he took the steer-
ing gear of his c wn prospects in hand.
He's had ups and downs, hits and miss-
es. losses and findings, and incidence of
adventure aweigh to fill a book, and ow
of these days i may he incepted to give
• more extended biographical sketeh,bst
fee the tpresont I will only stets that
those of us who knew John Campbell
Carrie down is Huron sod Bruce will
be pleaesd to learn that his pr,sp.ite
grow brighter as the years roll by, sad
wish him sad kis,taany years of prosper-
ity and Nn*►IN in the time to Boma
leis isn't an obituary notice ; it's a little
straight talk •boot • white w wham
many of the readers of Tai $►onus kn
well sad hvonbiy. Isa><ew
TORONTO LETTER
du not think the raw will be won
A Glance at Rome of' the Attrao- ()move S.etooi, is spoken of as • candi-
by the earliest starter io this owe. E.
F. Clad. tf P P. editor of the
tions of the City. date, and if he were to rut, would likely
sweep the city. But he is now the
The Canadian aw.aneas ts/aeesit, and municipal printer, and besides that, a
illawrOsandInstitute—Tae Now L!. seat In the Legislative Assembly should
C. A. assIdlag Opsaea- The
sated one. There to one man in
Way oralty The Owl y anyone.
s'Ish. Toronto who clearly deserves the posi-
tion. It is the opinion of many that he
Toronto is the educational centre Of was once cheated uut of the uttice ; and
the Province. Hither flock the students If hard wurk in the interest �f the szpo-
in mw, medicine, theofotry, pharmacy *Sion and other mobile enterprises de -
and dentistry, and hare, tuff, are the server recognition, he should get • big
leading commercial college* of Ontario. share of the honors. That man is J. J.
The largest shorthand classes in abs Withrow. It would be • graceful thing
province are in connection with the to elect JIr Withrow by acclamation for
Canadian Business University and Short- mayor.
hand Institute, of which concern, Thos. The quarters of thr Owl Club weft
llengougb, the of,:ial reporter, of the entered by the police and • seizure made
York County court, is president, and of the liquors, etc , on Saturday night.
This is one of the wally clubs in this
oily operating without legal pet mission,
that is, they are not incorporated by the
Ontario Legislature. The Owl Club
(bowl, club is woes appropnatej will Sad
l t it is set se sissy for • gang d pegs
sports to be their own berksspsss as
they conceived. Three young mew wore
playing cards for money when the police
made this raid.
Mr Cameros/1 announcement in last
week's SIGNAL has created much sur-
prise here. His abilities are recogaisnd
by the prow of both- parties, and his still
as a parliamentarian has won him a high
place in the ranks of his party. It u
hoped that a rest from the worries of
political life may soon restore the Huron
statesman to his wonted vigor.
C. U. Brooks, secretary. This commer-
cial school las most commodious quar-
ters over the Public Library, and takes
up a whole flat of that centrally located
btijildiag. Book -helping, psomonship,
wmsss•.isl Ism, eta, are tb.sulgbly
taught, and shorthand is made a leading
future of the course. Of course the
student may confine himself to any cone
study if be ploases. Some good phono-
graphers hare been turned out of the
Institute, and of my own personal
knowledge I can recommend Rev E.
Barker, who has charge of the shorthand
classes, as one of th• best teachers in
the profession. Typewriting and busi-
ness form are also aught, and soores of
young men anti women are now occupy-
ing positions of trust and emolumet.t
whn received their shorthand and gene-
ral business instruction, at the establish-
ment of Messrs Bengough & Brooks I
observe the •ivertuoment of this 'ate --
prising firm iu Tel Sro w..
And this remi.zds me that aha coot's'
reading room and public library on the
corner • of Church and Adelaide
streets has been en!srged during the past
month, and is now worthy of its name.
The newspaper files are crowdedidaily
by eager readers, and the magaaioe
tables are seldom without occupants.
The library is free, but each recipient of
• book must have two good ratepayers
become responsible for his or her hones-
ty. Tela Stul•L is 011 She at this insti-
tution, and on Saturday it is easy to tell
the men from Huron by the way
they crowd to the aisle and the stand
where Tuz SIGNAL is opened out. The
"What'. Up r' column 1. popular down
hors, and the series of letters by Mc-
Connell, Crofts, the two George Cosec,
and the venerable Thos Kydd have not
escaped • well-deserved perusal. The
library is well conducted.
I attended ua Thursday evening the
dedicatory services of the Y. M. C. 1
of Toronto, io their magnificent new
building on the corner of Magill and
Yong* streets. The admission was by
invitation, and there trust have been
• couple of thousand people 'present.
The structdre is an imposing one, of im-
mense size, of good achiteetural design,
and is said to be the most convenient
and best planned building of the kind
in the world. The cost of the land,
building and furniture (including a
splendidly equipped gymnasium,) is
about $100,00J. The new location of
the Y M. C. A. is said to he about the
entre of the population, although fif-
teen years ago it wool! have been con-
sidered on the outskirts of the city. In
addition to the reading roost, gymna-
sium, swimming baths, bowling alley,
eta, evening classes are conducted under
theaoepicee of the Association .The secre-
tary, Mr Wm McCulloch, is • warm-
hearted Christian, devoted to his work,
and well equipped for the te.ponesbili-
ties of his arduous position. At the
'opening of the new building Hon. 8. H.
Blake. supported by nearly all the Pro-
testant clergymen of the city, occupied
the ebair, and addresses wore delivered
by Mr John Macdonald, Mr McLaren,
the well-known lawyer formerly of Mon-
treal, sod Mr Oaddeentt the president of
the A.•oidetisn.
Last week Mayor Howland surprised
. the council sod ties city at large by ea-
soeneiag in writing hie definite and atm
isi.ntion of not again offering himself
DO • ca.didste for the eir:s chair at IL•
Net election. The mayor has soars up
to the highest eRpeetstions of his
firivada He has mads an excellent
thief magistrate, sad has shown a flo-
sses sad dietetics to duty that certain
"trimming" mayors I we of enold steady
be odyssey.* Who hie wsaeesor will
b, is of ammo o ssksewa. Al.lerms*
adontoid ie is lire bid already, bio 1
Owiyo to the fact that Mr M. C. Cam-
eron has ansounsed that, in the event of
a vacancy in West Huron, he would not
be • candidate at a bye election, the pe-
tition against the return of the sitting,
member has been withdrawn. All the
costa in connection with the suit have
been assumed by the Conservative party.
VOX POPULI.
Matteis of Moment Taken up and
Discussed.
•asb.dr Who ■•a •.Jtblag ts say en
ruNN taestteaa, .r . 0*ren
a. Reply Can m. M to
Ibis Column.
• Csupte or CeerMMwa.
To Use Editor of the `Uga•1,
8115,—In • matt kens of Tut Strout
I notice that your Ltaburn c.rrespon
dent report% briefly the proceedings of
a temperance mooting held at Carlow,
at which I delireral an address. His
misrepresentations are of etch • nature
as to tall for immediate correction. Al-
though I gave numerous statistics glean-
ed from reliable sources, he mentions
but two, and blunders in the statement
of each. In the first case his words are,
"He showed that Ontario was in favor
of it (the Act) by 71 counties passing it
with large majorities.' My words were
"The Scott Act has been successful in
71 of the 92 contests to wtich it has been
subjected." The reader requires but •
dight knowlsdgsof the geoeraphy of Onta-
rio and the history of the:Scutt Ad to see
the difference between these two state.
meats. In the secowd see I stated that
sines the appointment of 1)t Williams as
P. M., Le had op to Oct. 20th, made 88
that convictions at 850 each, and 9 .e-
eond convictions at 5100 each, Tour
corresndent represents me as stating
that silt these convictions were secured
ie the West Riding, which I did not. I
do not wish to discourage your oontri-
bator at Leghorn bot simply to cornet
the error and warn him to be a little
wider awake in the future, as such ernes
sometimes do great harm, no mutter
howood the iuiention of the writer
may have been. Yours truly,
D. G. Camisole.
NatMl was at t`NHrlabt-
CoortriRbt, (int., Nov. 2.—Last week,
while drilling for water nn the farm of
Adam Courtney. about half a mile from
this village, • rich vein of natural gas
was struck, which blew the drilling tools
and derrick into the air over 100 fest.
Two subsequent attempts resulted in a
like manner. The wells were visited
yesterday by a man thoroughly posted in
the stiliostion of natural gas, who said
that more gas was escaping daily from
math of Iha throe holes than is produced
by all the welt. in Port Huron. A
mot -mesa is on foot to intruder.) 'he
cm thewells into the business
w
mills and salt block in the
village.
FROM' WASII Iwr0N
What Hae Transpired at this,
United litates Capital.
rret».ed ►o.tnt Tetegrapb -- sJerNeaw
flan rge.-arr.stnry Lamar Der Cbraf
Ja.alrr to neding est betera
a a'rr.la thew loth
aep.yter.
From our Special Correspondent.
Waa1/17aorion, D. 0. ,
Nor. 8th, 188:,
One a LTi nest widely known sad
popular of Congressmen is the late
America= Minister to Turkey, the Hon
8. 8. Cox, of Now York, who is knows
to (acne as "Sunset,'‘. and the wit of
the House as well. Messrs Cox and
Mills are the only members prominently
t amed for chairman of mho ways and
n eons committee of the Fiftieth Cull -
pow, but as the New Yorker declines
that great honor in advance, the Lon.
Star statesman appears to leave the field
to himself, and will probably attain the,
distinction to which he aspires ,
Mr Cox has just retched the capital,
and hee:presses some interesting views
upon political and Iagis'•tuve questions --
especially the tarif% which he believes
will he materially modified this winter
by the passage of • Compromise measure
repealing the tobscdl tax and placing •
large number of riltbecessitios of life on
the free bat. �1
Of contemplated legislation none is of
more general interest or importance to
the people of the United Sates than the
pn.posed postal telegraph, whish Rade
many advocates, particularly ansae
those statesmen who were influential in
pressing the Inter Sat. Commerce bill
to a successful Mane. Ill fact, it some
that the country's only sats hope sad
protection against the grasping greed a.
the grinding telegraph monopoly, is
Government cooked of that system of
communication. And that- it will cosset
sooner or later there is little reason to
doubt, unless the lobbyists caw rates
escagh boodle to capture Congress,
which I do not believe is purchasable, as
a whole, though there are reasons for
concluding that sons members have
their regular price' fur vote' and in-
ftueoc* if that were not true th• occu-
pation of the lobbyists would be gone,
and these persuasive individuals woatld
dis pear from aha corridors of the Capi-
Other legialatlon that is needed and
will be attempted is • changs in both aha
time of electing Coagre.smew and the
date for the omelet of that body. At
present a Congress is chosen thirteen
months before it convenes, which is
weather in accord with our plan of popu-
lar representation, nor with the advanc-
ed ideas that dominate •adp.rmeaa the
modern republican system of govern-
ment. The right way would he to elect
Congressmen in November, and hays
abs session begin --not on the fire Mon-
day in Dec tuber, ea now,; --but. on the
first Mondayin January, following tho
election,—tts at • single stroke of
good policy diaper sing with the long ia-
teries and the useless holiday adjourn-
ment, which latter, Doming in two oe•
three weeks after the opening of the
semioo, seems to your correspondent to
bo largely in the line of a farcical per-
for•m•oes for • body of such power •ad.
digiaity as the N incest legislative.
There is • good deal of gossip fioatiwk
around the White House which those
who are well -posted claim to bays some
foundation in fast It is mid that &snoww
the first communications that will go
from the President to the Renate will bee
Secretary Lamar's nomination sur
Sepreme Jostles, and that Pcstm•ater
Goter•l Vika wit be appointed to the
vssent portfolio, to be esocseded him-
self by Deo M. Dickinson, of 1Kiohigan.
I merely give they reports for what they
are worth, sad dist may leo muck es
little.
There u • regular rule in all aha
Federal Dsprtmence denying .dsaimism
to visitors after 2 P.M , which has bass
strictly enforced except in mks Siolep
Was and Nary Department bedding
Wit the watchmen in theme Departments
have now been enjoined M eoaape Mules
eompliams with the pi/wailing oneis a—
so visitors tea, govern •brat haste.
aoeoidingly, unless they are fo,N Mair
provided with passer Iron the supeeia-
tendent.
In response to the argent spools of
the New York authorities the National
Government hu given orders to use all
proper and rtgtlant moans to proven*
aha landing at that pet of °bolero hob -
footed reeds -two o1 which have lady
strayed there from Italy. T•o of the
Yew d one of them ships siooeed.d 1.
reaching Washington, whore they were
hosted down and disinf.eted by the
I police.
The pad wesk a ennthful
sorr.eposdent created a treat�isasMitaa
by mailing to Chef Justis Waits s
hogus "infernal" 'towhees. At first is
was attributed to anarchet synn
tas,
but the youth, when oonfron with/*
evidence of his indiacrstion, said it
• joke. In the eyes of the law it is
criminal canes.
• as.d twee abetter M is Cents.
marvel of ehespnese, of satiety, and
d promptitesde, is enolun.d is a bottle
of that femme remedy, Putnam's Psis -
leis Corn Extractor. it goes tight to
the'root of the trouble, there elle quick -
1y bit to painlessly that nothiet is known
of its operation until the core is shelled.
Beware of substitutes offered for Pdt-
• em's Painless Own Bstrootor --sofa.
sere aged pnrriws. 5011 .1 drsssWa
R RTC Rt ov Yon Frunxo
Tssdsy last the tug. Islam Clark, W.
B. Reebok! and Dispatch returned *lata
the northern fishing grounds, Miwgion
with thaws eleven of the heats
boats are behind, those of Lehi
James Craig, and Ales Ottairtiw
boy. rpnrt • good a seed gin yenp1 et with Ike roue tjjt woos%
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