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GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, NOV. 18, 1881.
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1I a $uron fignal WHAT'S UP?
u ru•usasn
V KY FRIDAY THORNINC.
AT TWA orrice:
NORTH STREET. OODYRICH.
It Is • wide-sw•ke local mewspp•aper, devoted
to penally news and the dsseutiastluu of ewe
fel knowledge.
RATIN s •resr'etrrtet
ALS) a year : 7oe. fie .It months ; ua ter
three month.. If the subscription is nal •i
la advance. eubeariptlJn will be ckarswd at
the rate of /LW. year.
♦etseTlvr\C SITES1
legal and other eawnal advertiersenta. Sr.
per line for swot Itaerttoa. sad 3 Celli' per Sae
for each swbsse•est tas.rtioa. Measured by
a mstrrei scale.
Local notices In noopartet type Sc per liars.
legal soder' In ordinary nailing type le per
IteHgra cards of six lines and ender OS per
year.
AdvertYe•eau of Lost, round. /Prayed
ice Vacant. nit wales Wasted and
Cbauw Wanted. not exoeeding .
soaparfd ll per month.
Rousse ea Hale sad Ferias ea Isle. art to
exceed s loses. 31 far Aral mouth. tee per rob
.equent month. Larger edam in properties.
Aey special sdte0. the etdeo of which la to
promote the pecasdary beaeet of any fadl-
Tideal or ,ompul!.. to la constderrd an ad
Terusewent sad rAarpA sucord►ady.
These terns wW Is .B cares bt strictly ad-
hered to
Special rives for larger advertsessent.. er
MTeet*rmeate far extended serials made
Mown at the ales 0f pahneense.
•
3111113 litllIlUtIT.
A fetes equipped Jobbing Ogees earned
dm N eettaeeties with uses doaaey •ewleoper
beldame. where •retclw went 1. cursed out
at mrsesabie ntm everything is tee grott-
iest
ineiest line caw 1. done oa the premises from r
flemleated pester to 3 vWuse Gard.
All oummeniatia' nest be addressed to
ys itenieur'eNT.
Meter sr Tax t;so3AL
Gatwick Oat.
1011 Windsor amen is out flatfooted
Iiineastion. And the Clarion is nut
a naughty ant organ either. 1f it only
waits long eaelgh its heist% desire may
be gratified.
Now that the cities'* einemiltee has
the backing of the peblie. let the mem-
bers go to work with • will, and leers
no *tone onttires& to heed the rood this
way at the earliest pesatble date. Wing -
ham public mss did aol weary in well -
doing until they got the road into town ;
Loodo., also, forced the line into that
city ; and Ooderkb will have to fight
hard to maintain its prestige of today,
whoa so many outsiders are striving for
the terminus. Ws have the inside
track now, and let oar toeinu• tees
keep to it.
FWD*, last fear of the oo iamaed
winkle*, Spies, Tether, Parsee. sad
Hegel suffered the death penalty is
Chicago jail for their part in muanect ion
with the haymarket isomer. of a year
and a hat ago. Lisgg, who was also to
have been banged M the same time, cheat-
ed the gallows committed suicide by hcld-
ittg • bomb in his mouth doer the fou
was 11t. Fielden and Schwab, who were
Iupposed to be Ice guilty than their
associates, had their sentences commuted
to • life period in Joliet State's prison.
And ao eloses the last dark chapter i•
the Haymarket holocaust.
waggled is vain to find that any of these
Tory journals that harped so loudly at
that time haws discovered that the suit
Things That Ars Happening has been withdrawn and that Bruen',
Around Ue last state is woes* than his first. Tan
SIGNAL stood to its guns, and still stands
asearsklag £3..s the Withdrawal of the
(lista• Mery aimed J. t-. C. Jean
alma . We 3(0.0113 aa1 Ufa
flaw Idlerlag 1. Sae Craws
Tell the Arewr.
— Well, i samtwdmit that whop 1
read Tns Stgt>Wiy'eStntement last week
that the protest was withdrawn against
Robert Porter, I was flabbergasted, or
weeds to that effect. It took us *11 by
surprise, and don't you forget it, to learn
that atter !1,000 had been deposited and
the evidence had been collected, that
the able bodied committee which was
entrusted with the conduct of the ase
bad sold out to our friends the enemy
fur 1400. I don't pretend to know who
is responsible for this ehag.bet whoever
he is, he ie sot isee mita a hews_
Miiabe. 11 AS _terse We dropped
kssasse the .Mei* against the sitting
member was not deemed sufficiently
strong to puma bias, 1 •m perfectly sat-
isfied that it wen withdrawn ; bnt if, on The word "bomb" is in very general
the other handl, it can be shown that w juitat present. There to a great
there was so dation as to the weight .1 variety in the different pronunciations
the testiassy agaimaillk 1agte, ligegiven to the word which is wholly un -
that the withdrawal of dui petition was 10oseem7. ODe man speaks of the
brought about through theegescy id en/ Anothercellaret t. "behe ton."
Still„ n -
individual or individuals with axes to other—and he is right, according to the
grind, then jt is s crying shams acid a Few York Worfol—refer to it as •
lasting disgrace. I'm in favor of having "bent." "Boob" should be pruaouse-
every member of the committee brought a'"bus,' with the short sound of the
before the convection, and forced to gin
an account of his stewardship. 1f they P. Purcell, M. P. fou Oleogary, called
did right we'll pat them on the back with on obs Minister of Joetie• toda7 and es -
a gentle hand ; If they didn't act square s desire that Mr Stilwell, of the
Iraq riun, who is now undergoing ho -
they should be severely and solidly ed- prisooment fcr libelling Mr Purcell,
'weighed by the convention's big boot. abbeekl be released. Mr 1bxnpson inti -
1 must confess, on the evidence of the mated that the line and "oats is the
transaction that has opine to my know- Lee will have to be pail by Stilwell, bmf
ledge I'm ashamed of the whole box lied asked both Mr Purcell and his comas( had
asked to lave the impnsonmeat dams,.
dim of the men who were instrumental ed with, Stilwell could be released. He
in the withdrawal of the petition. bis. now been in gol for over two
—I saw J. D. tltewsrt, the manager of weeks.
DOWN BY THE BRINYhb0hb.4t;,ill "b.n uppluc .r s' of tat J NEWS OF THE MIL
who were beautifully rendered
Notes by the Way and Incidents I and drew forth well merited applause I Latest Intelligence trona
As this is assanli.tly • night route, we
of the Trip. I could see nothing of the scenery (mf then Paha
was soy) of the Sound. Next morning —
there, Lot the 310,000 suit has ' in 0(1,101/1g on deck we found ourselves
((ono treWsg:b. et TS.ss*..ten approaching New York, and (*abed
where theoo
wdbine teacloth. dlr.='s a I ea New Tor esrthwadr'e fr/ae.e through 11.11 Oat, into the gut Riv.,
good dur,but Moldiest is • better. Sorbet, Taw rawara1roes -siuM(r.ee- Pawing Ward's and Blackwell's islands,
we soon came to sight of
of the Tory edifiers ought to pas around
the bat and suable the fellow to ply the
ousts in connection with the suit. True
to his old institute Brown has this far
failed to do so.
A IMPORT of the proceedings of the
inter -Provincial conference, recently
held at Qwbec, is unavuidably crowded
out this week.
ANY man is good *wee* for a wan-
ed member, but any man is not qualified
to sit on the railway committee and in-
telligently discuss the plan of the pro- for • retired sea captain. I had also
posed road.aught a glimpse of him on the train be
fon reaching Annapolis. While on the
, Dr. Montague the Tory candidate, upper dock in the evening, 1 Mw him
come otic of the oaben and hire eye
wall sleeted for Haldimand by 19 majori aloft and to windward, ar*.s ig eh. look
ty last Saturday. Th. Indian vote
favored bon—the red man did it with
his little hatchet
1RIa a."e'1 '
The Bay of Bandy did net tliiilleit its
proverbial roughness on this ..salon.
The eight Wes fie with a tttodena
breeze, and no sus to speak o(; but jest
enough of an ,dd sera; te give the boat
$ little rolling motion. While seated .t
the table one day in the hotel in Hali-
fax, I noticed as oll g.stlemaa accom-
panied by hie veldt, at the same table,
with an unmistakeably salt -water air
about him. I set him down at • glance
the Goderich Caledonian games, the other
day, and be reminded me that in the
biographical sketch of John C. t;.reie,
I omitted to state that amempt bis other
ocbievemest', hot one. captained a tug
of war for Huron against Bruce. la this
line I might state that J. C. C. is
the early days, before rheumatism pmt
its clammy hand upon him, was as lim-
ber ran eel and as agile as a panther.
He and his brother Dogald were the ter -
cars ..f the concession line in wrestling
either at catch-ae catch -can or aide -hold..
I didn't know the boys duan in Perth
knew old J. C. C., however, until the
bleated hi.torian of Ruwidale, J,D S.,
gate me a pointer to that effect.
British Boa h.e roared and shak-
e, gid great Cas been the
1. Some time ago William O'Brien,
editor el United /mimed, was placed in
Talkiest* jail to serve a term of im-
prisonment for alleged seditious lam-
inae'. When the editor was jailed It.
sated thet he would not submit to the
indignity of being robed in prisoe rai-
ment, sad <bomgh (or". was used om
mon that one omission to array him in
the Bawdy habiliments of the Tallsmore
Hostile, the efforts re make him doff the
civil garments for the prises suit proved
unavailing, and O'Brien'* jail pima d
1 campaign baffled bin foes, and withstood
the combined powers of the British Gov-
ernment and its minions, the jail ward.
of Talisman. Bet where might eeaid
r,t avail strategy sad low anemias hove
hoes .essess(sl, and O'Brien, like Saws
eo. of old was despoiled of life
strength while he slept, and sew
the Ocerersmost rejoices that they have
bee. able to steal the raiaseat d • d►
ka ob/ primmer. Bead forth far sad
Tido the neem tis. tble HAM Oovera-
meat bas tsar tkmiinmad by the mt.sli*g
of O'lri.e'• hesseNa, mad IeI Um world
bees Let alas Ike korai Tadao set
flair haat! epos anthill{ losiaaaleg
as Irish-- tress a Masala( baal le •
pair d eatiestleaattlas, ending him
Imam !ores to petty lar.enywill maid is
The Wieder, Detroit River db Lake
Erie railroad—Mr J. C. Pattenoa'a fav-
orite sebests—will probably not ba built
this year or next. The towns through
whish N rues do not seem to be as Ni -
hes to sesnt bonuses as Mr Patterson
Loathe they would be, and the hied -
oilmen want pay for the hod, and do
set see the benefits of the road in the
glowing colon that the projector hoped
they would. To make the bad matter
wive, Engineer McAffee, the only m*e
who knows the roots, died suddenly on
Saturday, tied the whole survey will
have to be done over sepia.
—I noticed in Tas SIONAL last week
that John Brown --not the hero of
Harper's Ferry—bet the silver toped
falsifier from Tomato, has gait trying to
get rich st the expense of Tait SION/a,
sod has withdrawn the 310,000 suit, for
the alleged injury to his alleged reputa-
lion. You let him down a great dal
more easily than he deserves, and
perhaps you thought that by doing so
you might Inspire him with the laud-
able desire to pay your Goats Inserred in
the suit. Yon don't know his nibs as
well as I do if poo harbor the idea that
he'd be capable of doing anything ao
honorable He'll be about es boouet
and manly with you as be was with Jim
Bailey is the matter of his he•rdbill.
—I undersand that property is boom-
ing in Ooderieh with a vetgeance, aid
of the weather with an eamistakeabl)
professional air. 1 thought to myself,
it you're r.ot an old Atlantic bird, I'm
greatly mistakes Later on a chance re
mark, oo o e ing the probable seaworthy
qualities of the beet in the event of a
Wow, brought us Into conv,wtiun, and
I found that be was
• ![Tiara et-!f•rD LINZ OFTICra,
who had been many years in the eerrice.
He had bees chief officer of the Ramie,
when she was the crack ship of the line
soma yours slo, and had since command-
ed another boat in the Company's ser
vies Of course we got int) a "yarn,"
and I found that he was well' acquainted
with two of the captains I bad sailed
with while at VOL.t was refreshing to
meet a genuine old salt of the old school,
and I quite enjoyed the meetio.r. Wed-
r.sday afternoon ma were of Cape Ann,
the great headquarters for fishermen,
and 1 as. a whole lot of fishing saloon -
en cruising around. Some of them
schooners an rsmurkably handsome
grafts, as graceful as yachts and 7er7
fast.
IINTSaI1u BOSTON DAY
we met a tnieseedoee fleet of ooaeting
sehoonen uetbard basad, way of them
liege three -mestere, end fine k akiug
vessels. As there was a eustoms *Hoer
as beard, the baggage was all examined
before arrival, thus preventing any da
lay on landing. As it was near six
o'clock when wo landed, "Uncle," "New
York" and myself captured our gripe
and hurried ashore in hope of catching
the train for Fall River. Before goios
further, I would my that, although I
have indulged in a little occasional
"chaff" of the literary "pabty ;" and
certainly some of their ra erisa were
amusing enough, i made the acquaint-
ance of one gest/mean, who might be
said to be the literary ems of the party,
and I me
lad to here met. This
A leading Franca Liberal gives it as gent) u n gwas the Bev Johns II Ware,
his opinion that the report of Hoa. of the editorial staff td the Bootee
Edward Blake* wary into the Imperial Herald. We met freereatly in the
m
Parligene would move • correct one, smoking room on the Mirasi, sad on
and he believed that it world be a the train afterward, and had several in -
"greet day for Inland" and Gouda as teresting conversations. He was very
well when the ex -leader of the Canadian desirous of learning the feeling in Cana -
Liberals crossed theji reshold of West- da toward the United States especially
=Mister. "We thee," said he, on
"have some one ti look after the resole- Tots manse or COIIliala*'uL UNION,
tions which will be placed before the and 1 pre bhp .orb information as 1
Home Government by the several Pro-
tinges anent the proposed changes in p tatrescondto caLi un him art Ari* o 'm
our Federal cementation. inland will Boston, which invitation we should car
lbw isms worthy, 0haloent triesd, and tale have accepted had tires permitted
Mr. Bilks will afro "lest men worthy of 1 of oar doing so. Hailing the first cab
his 'great"
power as • debater and • ma saw, we drove to the station just in
.ate.Ieaa—Montreal Witness.( time to catch the Fall River train. The
tors( over this roan meat be something
A L ondoe cable says : Joernsls dig tmasenee as ,r had to walk through
eessisg the Inter -Provincial Cootoreooe nearly a dn..a madam .before getting
empb•eise the importance .f the (act a seat. As it was rapid( getting dark
that Commercial ration will not lead to we wen --able to see much of the „ee
politeeel separation from Regiand. The
Rahn say.: •'Could anything be .
than tm. r.eomm.ndatios adopttielliT
the Coiferenoe, coming, es it does, fru*
the whole people of Canada 1" Th. Pall
Mal Gazette says : "What more enter -
strap a&1[011,
probably the greatest engineering work
of modern tithes. I don't know its exact
height from the water, but it is high
enough to allow the largest vessels to
paw uuder. Roundin„ the Battery to
North River, we were soon at the pier,
when the bustle of leaving began. Our
friend "New York" here left us for his
home in Jersey City,and we parted from
him with regret. He was a jolly,sociable
fellow, and we felt quite lonesome when
we lost him. After • somewhat late
breakfast at the hotel, we started for a
cruise down Broadway, and soon found
ourselves at Battery Park. Seeing
115* ••*TBOLDI STATUS Or W•aITY
in the distance, we determined to pay it
a visit, and bearding the ferry boat had
• pleasant nail down the hatbur to Bed -
toe's Island. When seen from a distance
the statue appears comparatively sisal,
and dces out gine an idea of As real aims,
and It is only when close to It td.t you
begin to realise its colossi' proportions.
Standing at the bees of the massive
5ranite pedestal with its oomcrete base,
et will oceuriM you that this alone is •
splendid piece el masonry. l am not
able to state the exact proportions of the
whole affair, but 1 undersand that the
height of the figure alone from the foot
to the top of the torch is over 150 feet,
and the height of the torch from the
water including the peleetal is over 300
feet. We entered the pedestal and after
clambering a considerable number of
stairs, found uorselvss on the gallery or
terrace that surrounds the top, just be
low the base of the statue itself.
Tar TIL.. OF Tar CITY,
or harbor from here is a fine and compre-
hensive one We found to our diop
pointment that we could go no higher,
as visitors were not admitted into the
statue, for what reason we are unable to
say, unless it be that the authorities are
afraid that acme ingenious crank might
take it into hie head to inaugurate a new
departure in suicide by jcmpiog from the
torch. After returning to the city, we
o eeluded to Qat in the rest of the after-
noon on • viett to
Cl*ltTRAL PARR,
•
and taking the elevated roar!, were moos
whirled up there. This place Is justly
regarded with pride by the closers* ; we
were unable to judge of its extent,whieb
is evidently considerable, but could see -
that in the laying out, art had been
brought to the assistance of nature io •
ingenious manner. Strolling around the
lake, we visited the menagerie, which is
quite a large and pretty complete cellse-
tion of animals. Amoott the rest is a
ehimpaozes, "Crowley,' who ban such
• grutesque likeness to humaniti that an
old woman is .aid to have exclaimed, on
seeing him : "Be the rowers : there's
Maginnis of the fourth ward ; what's he
in for r'-1 don't couch for this. After
doing the Ilions and other curieeities to
our satisfaction, we left the park by the
bth Avenue entrance, and ed to
walk down street a little way. jest to mi-
mic. the buildings before taking a street
car down town. We sew so mooch to ad-
mire and became so absorbed io admire -
titan of the numerous p.latiai residences
of New York's merchant princes last
WS LOOT T*ACt or TINS AND Dl*TANCII
and walked to the bottom of (be avenue,
and thee snppoaiog ourselves within a
few minutes walk cf home we thought
it not worth while riding the rest. Af-
walkirg another mile or tee we came to
Union Square, and were then sure that
we were jest there—but we were•'. Is
short, from the tiros we left the Path
1r7 w. were pasatng through, especially u*til we are wed at mag hotel, we waited
asthe tromp was going about d0 miles an Inst 2, ho -re an'l most have entered six
✓ ur " '— Ile•ring Fall Riser •'New or 55.00 miles. Thew el.wstd roads
wraep lama of Mugud far r . u. tills
Wows elle Are• 1■ • Marry labor-
issislhisa Walled Wawa to Swig
War sewwers Moe.
Jas. Guuldie, of (Twsfph, last week re-
ceived • corked Id Manitoba' wheat
which ia being uohoded and it weighs
64 lbs. to the bushel.
120.. Ur MoCush, who bas for many
years been the backbone of P1i.cet n
College, N. J., has resigned the presi-
dency of that inatitutwu.
The court at Paris in whlsti the.
Catania trial has been proceed.sg bee
ordered the provisional release of ft,enOraC
Cafanl, M'me Limousin and M lemons the result of the th,rerntaentew
inquiry into the allegattous &garnet* Mr.
W Ideon.
Mr. Childers, in an address at Kil—
marnock Saturday evening, said that
Mr. Batfour's recent speech seemed for
indicate that • new and stronger Coen
colon Act was wanted to prevent personae
convicted ky magistrates from obtaining -
baiL
In re -opening the Stoneywood (Aber-- .
deep) recent) church bazar. Dr
Hutchinson, Moderator of the gooiest
sasembly, said that whatever might lie
said to basun in commotion with I n-
ligious objects they were certainly a
most effectual means- uf awakening a
wiidespp sympathy among alt maks
and
Edward Hanks ir tepidly getting
into condition for his ohampionship race .
with William Beach, which will be row -
.d on the Repan River, N. S. W.,
November 25th Betting -is new 3to 1
on Beach. George Perkins, ex -cham-
pion of England, who has been here fur
ease time, to looking after Hanlan s
tesinia .
David Schuyler and Abrshem Powela
were taken to London Friday j..
from Guide by Detective Mohhms,
charged with making sad passing -
counterfeit silver ooinieie Guide village.
Dies for making spuria quarters ad ,
half dollars were found on the premises n
lately occupied by the prisoners, oho
also had sums of the bogus Imam in
their possession.
A remarkable imiaiies of Mash wal-
nut has lately been mode from peer pine,
the quality and app araece uf the article
lining such as almost to defy deaotion.
To accomplish this, one pari of waist
peel extract is mixed. with six parte of
water, and with this solution the wood
is costed, When the material 1. half -
dry • solution of bichromate of potash
with water is robbed or. it, and the made
walnut is ready for use.
At the Welkertoo Assize Court Judge
Rose, in addressing the grand jury, gave
the following as his opinion of the work-
ing of the Scott Act :—I am in the habit
of observing the working of the Sects
Act. It was not working Wal alae X.
was here before. Although it may he a.
crude pies" of legislation, I as of
ion that it is potting a atop to the
able senaslees habit of open treating. L.
public bars. I was shocked iaWy at.
one place in which I held court, to Bed
every office? in the court in • shameful
condition from thew of liquor. If men
desire to use liquor in their own how, I•
am not prepared to say that thole,. has
a right to prevent them. It is doubtful
if any went has S right to interfere.
with mew's liberty in this respect. Bat
every good citizen condemns the dri.k-
tng in open bore, You may exorcism
Toot own judgment in whatever you
may desire to say on the subject, irre-
spectite of my news or opinion..
Tuesday evening at Orangeville Me.
house of Thomas Anderson, Scott ANAs
Inspector, was shattered with dynamite.
which had been placed in the vvnndah.
Mr Anderson bid left the house a few
yards from the house at the time of La -
explosion. Mrs Anderson was the oar
occupant of t he house, and she walk
terribly shocked, her screams being;
heard several blocks oL There is sea
clue to the prep.rase's of the outrage
A note was found attached to the lar,.,
warning the Inspector, who has labeler
hold several llraege,ille hotelke.pers bo -
fore the magistrate for violations .1 the
Soots Act, to desist in his course if he
did out shah so be sent to kingdoa
corns, and stating that he might oos-
gntslate himself that be had been spar-
ed
pned so lag. Then is great exeitem*a►
in town.
Oa Thursday, the 100 ins►, in Teen. -
York," wbo boon hen before,adri ed w deceptive as regards distance. We
e s to stand by fur a jump the minute
that mono is rhes than dirt down at tenet* thin that, at a time when a North
the argils atnppad' which we did sad
7 Per nn axiom the dusk en board the boat ;
the dock. The Akar day the tows
o Asaevisan y'°llveshoald wtog but although we werewerealmost Ent on
osseil wanted • tits ager ell' Ink• epos ung'Howlandrepresented board we wen
by &man who hes repeatedly declared
whwb to sink • well sad meet a pump that he nerd. aaob arrangement as Too LAT' To 01T • erATmaoOII
house, and you'd hardly believe It, but fate( to the amity of the Empire 1" Tbe' and had to take a lower cabin berth.
the way valor jumped up in that 83• Jamas (league qys it is evident Ibe Wt.n i get time to leek about m., i was
locality was • caution to sinners, and I 1.111•11 ill hror of • C.."'" Union is, both .uipri..d and delighted at the were considered • good ais", wen au"'
w
e6 .spplerdid fittings of the boat. i had ,I alongside this monster of the deep. 1
saints, too, for that matter— i( (ben ere i thot.ght th3 Qwob55, oe the Rtahsliel' i never before saw soak
amp on the waned board. Now, I have The Irish Qawn /ion : Mr. Blake saw line by whiob we trayl'iled from bion- • r•aatrn•sxT Preemie or PAWL •s-
objeetion to serbod- placing toll' tur billeelf the misery Of the psopi., and I tied to Quebec, rather a fine &rtiehl of 1 csTTmrTU &s
rested the remainder of the evening. On
Friday .Horsing we started on * tcur of
inspection along the North ricer. We
wanted to ewe ..ne of the modern Atlantis
greyhounds, and hearing that the
Etruria, the crack boat of the Cunard
lin*, was in port, we determised to pay
her a visit. The omen steamers of my
time twelve year's ago, and some of them
so h n• feeble health sod at the risk a to, 14aeeis (le,e*t Jsti*raoa. ooapniai*.w,,
rales. epos red estate, but i don't want 1 imp risossent in an ivis6 den he I rivet steamer ; bet dm was a sten ,loft, I and cannot imagine • arrester triumph o(I ani Miss Elisabeth 8 relish, deal Mel.
1°fe inset in comparison with the superbly human ingenouty and skill. We went
sdvlssd them to combine against the •poointed bn•a d the 1.11 River Lone. I dl over her with the .I.eptiew of the
dumb motes. were married M der
The deenratioes of the saloons are he- I engine rt..... where t *hors were not ad- bride i rister% rsidete, om kill elg..1 -
yeed myfootsie powers of d..eiip/btsarist
*, so which rather disappointed meas Chart" E11iett aged as gr'sme m w a
a goes1. l meat be Iedt the vivid 1.- , 1 particularly wanted to ase them. Ocr leers Elliott as hridecm.id mid Nun
spoliation of the render. The idler+nee neat departure was for the Broskly. 003100ny .al osmod bg the Paw Ira
between this boat Safi Ilse lost wee like Bridge sod to ere it to advantage we fimith, o(R in, acmee!_hnrodNN\ ti
—well, like the diff'r.oes 3Nwses Per- I docadea to walk asroos on* wily and ride wk, rs / Tnroatopo, with • laeutg flit• s •
Aatory •sed Paradise After p.rt.kiwg I back, for the small sum of cue sent Seek ! nese
el an sxeelleet eopper,whieh was doubly' we were admitted to lbs promenade At win pr'e55nt, oke ae7 tbp btid*L
enjoyable, es it was the &et decent mea the resin of the p we set. gd nlatiom •old (ri0edma MIs.of Bsemial,
1.sw sow Mrs Jefferson. was educated in that
Belleville Deaf had Dumb eabo* shot
in • few minute, after the. wedding a
telegram was reesived tetra Me sad ihn
• nus rtLeramr BAND. Mathison., of the above **heal, 142
the bride and bride giseum mashitI wills sated fora dgdmition of enawi -- happiest., A11 Ilia tasks .4
e ateMet. I ahead ay this was shoat the A quantity of gseoliee r.aied teen were pwmt and yes p ima% gad
.gouda Mbar Nampa(, d i hast week, haws lite ehueghas were after the mapper may games wage ser
wkiak as the sight was dark, we eonld I lighted property of Renday. Poe some sorted to till a heehaw, whey di parted
gag nothirs twit rte eleetrte Bride. the i tines past only • "diet tdisiens light' afire girlies the brills tggnr wird star
la ow the ial•tions and shrinkages eom.
tee ekeely together, *ed I hope our tows
asesssor has been duly inatreeaed to
make a mute of the value attached to
.a.h Pees d property enquired after by
the @Deicit. with the view of heti•g •
feet figure plaited epee the west atuees-
tsset teal. If there are any "gnldmine'
localities down a1 the harbor Bats, it',
drily right that the netg\bose who Lye dell. fie is of es sad with us in this
shook leek .bawd get full Weill in the work --the Mae work a Ireland'. tin.
INy f••••4•—•14 py MI teres, deo demptios, Swear let it be said d the
blames el d.twla that they mess tin
Ai"' gtabht N Pia or ttetnisded a his
groat @onion ; ami, whom eppoAesilp
Nowa of ear Tory eselseges "jetted *Ma, IA r nilly lit* ase minae b tseer
greatly a few mouths ego because a fellow gi the 3.7:4,t Ieiab Ce wadies, ><dward
Bhk*. Toles and selioaei have
celled Bron threatened Tall S&OVAL samp4 bis. "the mohlot Roman of
landlords. Many are the past Dateless
1. has rendered the mese of troth and
justice. het this ssrviea by Edward Blake
le the Irish people is the "erowniog of
the edifies." Ile has pissed the ebildrea
of the Irish *mins the world over ender
$ deep debt of gratitedo-aid we is
Canada saw only repay him is owe way.
Hereafter, let our people give to him ie
hies( amino a reciprocity hearty and
we had sinew leaving Halifax, we ad-
josrned to the spoor pem.e.de Beek
when we puffed ser ,posterandial cigars
te the southie; strains
awhile to aka in the prospect, from
we had a grand view ..f the twin cilias of
New York and Brooklye, the Hams
River and the harbor with the Liberty
Statue to the distance. O. B, 0.
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