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OEV0TE°o coUNT'1' NEWS
GOI)ERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. MARCH 24, 1889.
INTELLIGENCE
ID. llcOii.LICUDDY. Pv.Ltaasa.
s el -a0 A.kAltIN ALVAYC&
TO ADVIERTIELPRII. Iwo were .1••y ,•I••ven mots et Wing lir. Crockett, of Guderieh, bas quite Th. fishing tngs and boats are beim
Notice of changes must be left
at this Office not later than
Monday noon. The G $
List
h•os last w , k .•, t i..ea-.l ten Limits a )an art .oh..,l in Ethel. His class of fitted out for an early departures. • The
oat.
The
Atth.: oat in the
e early
pep.he meet in one of the T. 111. C. A.
I Mr James Dailey, having retired froze
the hotel Immures. will dispose of his
ea April G,
Attlee
GODf:R/('H //_LUS7A', / / /-,') s/CN.4L-a'! �('.
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D. K. STRACHAN,
• MAi'HINI►rr AND RIAa'KswITH,
wl.itse business ,stand is on tlge corner
N. Iain and Victoria streets, has one Of .t
n,o.teompleteestablishoumtsof its kind to
I.'un•l anywhere. In addition to hi. gene
thole Mr Straehau has several spet•ialties
hid. he has built up a very large business
I aniongat these we may mention lois iee•
t•...1., which have reached their eight••entii
.I.nual year of ntanufac•t uric;; took :wirer en
lee j►loweapable of cutting I t'.i cos. - iie•r day:
e,
ae
a
In Of
Is
raI
in
and a grind••r fur cru. tc
with_a capacity of IU tons per .lay. TI
merits of these articles are aattestedbyaids .ale. including motet of frit large u
dealers anti lisp p ekvrt, throukllout l_ln
..fid Manila& -
Next we may mention his improved hot
tr ate•r heater, one of the moist economical um
• tti•ient heaters for residences and largo
i•uil.lings now on the market. Mr `tntelial
las abundant testimonials to show that th.
..mount of fuel used IT this heater i. tat
'ne-thir,l that of the ordinary apparatus ..
hen cltt-s.
He is the. builder for the Imminion
...vernment of the aplatrntu• used at several
f.• .at rag statii.ns for raising and launching
i••• life Isoat-'
•
•
f -
F: Rll'HARI'►Si►N
The al,i'1ve is a faithful i'lrtrait of lit.
Edward Richar.I..,.IL L. _I i. S.. the iopil•,r
W. -at -street clenti•t. He l,is
, yet tl• prset.lee• lois glow 11
i•xtensively, end is constantly increasing.
His reeeigoiitcr) efficiency, excellent ryttife
went and plea -4n_ a'i•Ireeosee ml Du el with
a genial manner, liar.• riad.• limit a goiter/II
favorite. Tourist• visiting him cxl,ra ss
themselves as ,I. I ,. l,fe.l with lit. •kill ao.l
cordiality. OM,• in the .;rafted lilies•
House block.
t'I11,1111It\ j.: RR( ITH}:ItS
In repairing Mr. ttraehan is In wt in-
oi.,us and expert, and the publishers of
`I.:NAI-STAR can fear te.tuu.'nt to hi%
tli.•i'•m••y with •liffieult jobs. He rightly
aims without kntstlll•. that he takes jobs
i�i••Ii others have Lric,•11 np tln.I :;.'n.•rally
•••,••I, with Octal.
ALEX. MI•Nrt.).
DRAPER AND'HARERI►AftH'ER.
Mr Mnnro has for :p0
tear. been a
1 -i i. sit
elf our town, and although one of
.,r most recently establisher) ba•in...l filch
Io.• i..'ri.• of the illoret successful. Exp.•rie•nee.
an.) skill are the factors
i••'r•.r►rt' in the leurehaso• of
.••i-, and these 11ir._ Munro
••r; in a ,degree thiat-_J,aa
iiia, to, from the first,
•.k. leading position in the
of our town. He has
ob. it a point to keep quality
the chief characteristic in Li.
ywal. with•anf siteritieiti this to
ire►•• eheal.ne•s•s of price, and the
I•nrr•Laa;er may always reit' on
woe lint the hest article.
ai ,tart line in hi. stock.
lA'tiil. aiming to keep a full
•i,.
•k "t 'triple anti fancy :Iry
•-sis u ill assr.rtest at all
.• s"'al. I... hast front taint. t.
I.tiir-I•.'-i tl lineseareful1yclu1eeat
• t" `:•'u" and l,,.pularitl'. an.
I'uil,li, Lave Iear►aw1 to rely
sits - finding the correct
'''ing'71r �Inn►u'.. This semen le
•:mh"gi,.•in^. as Leading feature.,,
tial- hosiery avid
t.'., tart all the leading items
•1117111 ware* .
but a year I
lake is now open and the boats are ex-
pected to leave within the wit ouuple
of wakes.
The hand of Hope will meet on Sat.
urday, March 30th at 3 o'clock, in the
.4aaeweet of Knox Church. Members
e•tmeseed to be yresset.
/1
the cal italist'. mansion Their st.s•k
throughout i• at all trites an unusually
large one, not sorlua.w• I in either variety or
extent outside ti l
larger cit.) , and
a. the tiny La e blade 'it A rule to to
r
spot cash, they1�are always in aposition Eto
'i i% ,'their cistoniers the lowest (..
Tire!' are large purchasers of county
'pr'»Ince, and every dear do alarge'trail.• in
the purchaser of wool. They have also done
a eonsideralde busin,•.s in gran' handling
'luring the past st'Ii. , a ver j' lar,inount-
• In brief it tray be said that,tl is"tirtn is
one of the most enterprising raid extensive .
in its dealings to be found in our count?
au.) they hare an estq ilkl►e'rre
for
profilist and honorable ' d. ding'. The
members 'of the firm are John H. end W.
:lunbrosm Uolla►rn.•. and they hail originally
from the County of Lanark. TI... senior
rattier has. for yearn been a prominent
u,su,i er of our town council, atak.an active
worker in our Mechanics' Inajtuti' --
J. A. REI D • it
of:xi-RAl: b"fAPLE .1N11 ►'AN,'e DRY 1;r►uynt
AND MEM.yDANT TAll.e►ke.
we ft in Dow' _ II"' tiro., r•u1uI,,,s,'1 of .laoac•
DRY .:intik.. I .11t1'ET, Hat's}. ►'t'It\I.HIN,;,.
AND o;ltin ektioo
Thi. firm. established ih �. iit+•n.I.., 11479
located on the corner of the Syuare 'Jul.
Samuel J. ` A. and
I{eid..'ccup ' one of the ltaaol.
%sanest store. on the `,ivare, some jt4) feet
long, two 'Rate turd the la.eu,ent being
..r lulled. the second ..Meir north of the
int.-r.eetion of Colborne s
Gosh -rid' boys, having treat. Tral,1
�iie
here, soul the senior partner lieMean andd�s•o
joining hi
ill Its7!1, SaSaltine'lie Reid }; k r itre.three h. hrotln•r
three
)•ear. ago Th.. lending department
'is of course that of dry '}t.s►.Is. in whitth
,everything within the terms staple and
fancy can at all times he found i
eat
variety. Tl.c firm are t. •t ern,
' xi4ritna•wd f'in'er.,
and having a g,s►.i financial standing secure
always the ie•,.t terms from manufacturers
and 'whole elers, of which their customers
get the benefit. Of their stock in
this ifepartme:nt it is cult o
• pattietilarirt -suffice, it to say
that their ,helves are full Gr
'overflowing ,w it 1, the st.an:lar•l
tines anal all the latsytt novelties.
Dressmaking is also carries,) on
in connection.. t fiat ladies crave`
every facility for security; the
latest goods made up in a style
••yea) to the tuu•t resent de -
Inroads of fashion.
The merchant tailoring
department is under the imme-
diate supervision of Mr. S. 'J.
Reid, and this is always -kept
stocked with the. latest of tweed.,
clo:;hs, suitin•• and everything
necessary for what would • really
constitute a large single volae • 1►f:vl-
ne... A large force of hands is
constantly enrplot•ed in this de.
.Iel.artii.vtlt, and the most im-
proved methods of cutting and
fitting guarantee satisfaction to
all patrons.
'til:e1D•NCIC OF J. M. PHI PHlhlite rtiui-Ttl $'PhEi.'i-.
A tris • born Scr.tehatan, Mr 11mlr,t
1'"`d••- - •. I the char
acteristics of at careful
•I `he•- I
l�•lei.ittee. mai, la keen ..l.w•r.•r
l'lii u• wants. find a prompt attention
' their •lit ily. He has ar hi. iirt-lt.., . .A I1
-'-.1. it hr.t•cla.. quality. mark,,I in I•htlil
-"We"
WO stri.•tly ,me 'wire ,.
'worst
Ithastaa
lie V. V. $waf6.M, et tiler'
Orgies Oa, Cliatos, wee Is tetra fie
Tuesday, on a bestow trip.
The sale of Mn C.ery's fureitere will
be held on Monday, April 1, commaae-
i at 1 o'clock. Soma fine furniture
will be plaited oe male.
Dr St Nlehalsas, the Wast -et dentistt
maks the of the esters!
teeth a y. Oso adseishasr d from
9 a. m- the polities' .xtrs vibe of
teeth.
A Puraiaa Ivan maim —A sew
male lit Piaao4oste ressutly ens -
Dplated Newcombe if Co., To -
elos , learu log greet satisfaetio n. It
Elk thejeiiosts
for a reliable ia•
Marwmeat b kat ekes maker ata tlawre
within tin reefkof all Write them let
particulars. If
Ilinn idt►n street, where they occupy two
Wits and tli,' (moment of a store Pini feet
deep 11'hlle ,their principal trade is in
staple amt fancdry goods, of which they
are large direct in►iw►rters, they Hulks a
sprritllty of carpets and house furnishings,
'
in whit.). •l'- sartlnents they Ca/I meet the
re,1 ltirenaetlt• •'f the m,Ml►anlc. cottage or
iJOHN F. BATES, .
wA1;o\ MAKER •ANI► ciENERAI REPAIRS,
r,.rner of Victoria mel ' 'rafnlgar str...et•.
is a competent workman amt a relinl.l.•
levators mala. He lies for years enjoyed r►
good trade and has un .stalTralre,l repittntion
'for pron►pt aMtet hemi -ern lel., work. •
neighbor refused, 'eying : "U I ires is
pits esnem tihl't, ye wad get the sills,
free the bank, and whoa the time w'
roti ye wades be reedy, sad I wed hse
Se poet, see thea you sad I would quare
red ; sae we menu jest as weal quarrel
the we a leag's the sills.', to my
Ceeaideesbls isapro emesta unpin
ss ea have been made in sessseties
with many of oar plies of beaieese.
Perhaps the most noticeable are the
sh .ages made in enen•etios with Done -
leg's boot and shoe store, roomer of lest
street end the Square, whisk Sae hoes
ly nverhasled, *Med mad
treated. it tea sir esompere
y with any place of Deniers of
rte an. in Canada.
to go to Ooderic
M leeaeset it, whew a mesh more Deo•
teal aed suitable plc *bald be selected.
The eoewty buildings will eveetu•lly
'some to Clinton in spite of all that eau
he dons to prevent it. [There are a
member of way in casings geieg into Chi
ergo exam* in the same fit s Clinton.
Fifty or one hundred people crowd the
little places up so that the residents
their bead• swelled and imagine est
tieing. of themselves and their future.
But in the big tows sash an inlay
threats no szeite meat. Nearly all the
=people who go to Totowa. on Um O.T.R.
the west pas through Weston, but
vs hsvw't bard that Weston waste to
have Osgood* Hall lasted at that point
Chutes isn't the first little chap that
tee oeied for the Immo and dittn'1 get it.
•-Zn. IIQ'l. L
ra
A FORTY-NIPtER.
'worming the Alps,' and it was further
I impressed uks u me that this Liston.
Overland to California in '49 1
i Net was Cmxyc ALL►in IN TMS AYIIALi
Imitations
modem warfare. In our rreaeet
,•ltaetiun it,.cvu,rae to me that alter all
BY THOS. DARK. 'Ike celebrated and distinguished general,
CHArTxa V,I seated on his hue a hue Leine.Le, had a
! pretty easy tic., . I it comparau with
Te the Itdl ,r of Tie iiwl.aL• I what we now had le encounter. I have
Finding
now sorroisdnt nu desire too ta...a or even L.y rnyeelt
Mr p'etity, we settled down to camp, ,open to the eherke of vanity, as I was
Lid, if possible, to recuperate and rest always known as a uuodest buy, and now
fore proceeding (nether or: our with increased liars an. still jesiuus . t
hurray, bath meq and beast sadly re- my reputation, i Lit lir all that, it strikes
1•iirine the change. les a short while we use that a o•mpanluo picture to the
came the happy possessors ..f a quarter abo.., showing our pansy ,tont any the
f beef, which each of w tackled an his Roselle*, would truce ini,rrstiog aid "'t -
omit account, cutting off Weer. to suit tractive to the .re•eut generation. It
his twee, aid t.m.tu:g them en pointed was ..sly posed, to rake one waggon up
sticks before the fire. at •tame, os all the horses were required
TALY .triox'T aat.,av .reaxa, to dice at, rem • a wan had to be placed
best hotel style, or even quad on toast; at each wheel to block every yard we
they coat•► not for a moment compare gained. Ti.. heroes' shims were now so
with the luxury we .Dp.yed with .,Lir seriooth after their lung drives ever the .
beef cooked in this, the must primitive tibnra, that the p•.or brutes were down
manlier, and eaten with such appetite, ball the time, their ewes cut and
...sly hart -starved woo, could p•asr.a.: bleeding on the slurp rocks at almost
We never stopped feseuag unit: a Erol I every step. tart caution was con -
c •urplt•t..•ly deer ,rated eirr):hn.j but the ' tinual.y uecessa,y, as a ISIS. inure, cas-
tle,,-•, anal these, tv ., wets? hastily • Intl a swerve to either right or
Woken up and put on to h.il to fortieth' lilt, would have hurled us to the but-
s..up fir an r..ry therms..: breaktass. loin of seine rocky canyon, dashing ea
The aelc•tn.e ehsii p' fr au .b'•rt rttinns
to en abuudat. a of g.e'd se ho!rre.t.0
Good, sown Im,duted rs b'.'.- i.:ial effects,
in 11riag tee improved heal:h arid spirits.
All throes -1i our lone and tiresome
journey
to pieces hundred. of lees below.
Ar'rtut Tait ag VMS LA1wr:,
with many hair -breadth escapes, we sac•
ceeds! in getting our brat waggon to the
top, ilSioh we safely secured, returnieg
for the others and repeating 'yet again,
Too wuoUurrs what we had aca.utplishes& This dame,
we commenced preparations fur the des.
was the chief wonder. On teaving h..rae Dent on the other side, mid it is really
be was as thin as a rake, and in appear-
hard to say, which of the two tasks was
tate strongly reminded you of the p our the most difficult, as in going down, the
fellow who bad tossed up for his dinner honer were of little or Liu service, w•
and lost it. Now the continual owes
air exercise, and the advantages of
camping nut, inhaling the fresh air both
by day and night, had made him a new
man, his bronzed and peppy-I'.oking
face presenting a picture of health and
egntentweut, the very counterpart to
that of a well-known boat of one of our
principal hotels of the present day.
Capt. Waldron, the gentleman in charge
of the relief camp cause over te see us
io the morning, to ascertain .our wants
and necessities, and kindly informed us
that we were welcome to all the their,
beef and other provisions we required
for present and even for future use, and
that n.. remuneration would be accepted.
Such liberality was so unexpected and
• astonishing that after ail, we could not
- help feeling that now indeed, "Our
lines bad fallen in pleasant places."
That night the old clanonet rat once
more brought to the front, and in grati-
tude to the *wintry and the man who
had thus rescued us, K-oudiitle struck
out with all his might and main, the old
popular air of "Yankee Doodle Dandy."
in which we all moat heartily joined,
• Now commenced preperwtions for
w another more, accepting first from oar
'A liberal donor all the provisions we
el thought we should re quire tG put es
having to rely mainly ..n our own indi-
vidual efforts. However, we were re-
warded at least, by reaching tho bottom
in safety. The treineudous strain oa
our nerves, in moa nupns• g this peril-
ous part Lit our journey, had complete-
ly prostrated us all, fur the day had met
only been a bard one, but it had she
been en unusually long one, it being
quite dark by the time the lit wadaou
was down, Looking back at that gonion
of our travels, I arm led to think, it is
astcnishiug what man can do, when
backed by resolution and determination
combined --u ' danger seems too great
to risk, or obstacles to overcome whoa
anoe the mind is fairly made up to awe
mount them. And as
Tea Oe AaiO:t raaiLi:TLY MAKai PIM
HMCO,
w ditaultiee like the above call forth
the very best traits of our manhood,
and produce in glowing colon, these
eterli,rg qualities, which have carried
secceaas and victory utumphantly over
both sea and land. For a day or two
the elements had warned us -.f approach -
leg chaege, which made us particularly
at'xioua to get through the mountains
before it set in, and even before we did
so, snow commenced falling, accompan-
ied • wide through to our journeysend. Before by severe trust, eausises. us .nue,
A suffering belure we got settled down in
anti- we left we saw him bury slightly in dm our camp. A hasty fire, with equally as
" by ground, hasty a supper was soon over, and we
Al-
an
H.
tie
her
'ally
ours
t
of
m ally
*ted ats
vena of
dL•►edos much surprised at so unusual a sight,and
wondered if a race of long legged giants
had preceded us. Later on we were
informed this was the very spot where
the unfortunate party of the year before
bed bees
Tin BAS. Of Moots, lay down tired and weary, so mach so,
which was teen marked by stakes se a that we could not sleep. Guard duty
guide to any other parties who might i was dispensed with, as res cescluded
still bin our rear and who, possibly, that any ludtaaturn Gut who world tuGut is
wen simil•ray situated u rnrshs. The • snow storm, ever sueh • path as we
country which we now traversed was had trod, to search of scalp., certainly
both pleasant and easy of aoces— ample der.edi b: pet them. In the morning
teed fur our hors..., with hers end then on
hiking uwt, it wit discovered that
Ane sirens of water every few imles. several iodise of scow had fallen during
This continued fur invent days with the night. Before mov;og say further
nothing of particular interest to note, we determined to abandon our waggons,
At last we arrived in • locality pprovisionsing and peck all, our provisions and serrate.
the singular feature of stumps of trees •m our horses backs. This trek censider-
some seven and eight feet from the snr- able time, as we lacked the expense: e
face of the ground. We were of eourm of the old pioneer packers, who it is
said, would stow away euuugh stuff ova
a mules' back. sufficient to last a small
family for • month. Hevener, we left
nothing behind us, and when all os
commenced Ger jpurney, toe night a
short while after we had been in amp.
we were disturbed by the incessant bark-
ing of
• root or WoLvsa ,
who had got in •sThe
the horses. e
terrified Dente* kept up • cuatiseal
stamping with their ton feet, whish kept
the wolves at bay till we got out sad
fired off svery Rest and pistol we bad
is our possession, shish proved •uoseee-
fel is driving the off. TLe roads were
sew very bed and rough, largo bonldees
lying round to all directions, eprapelling
us to go ug-xag all day, and when night
had overtaken eatery little -diatance had
been gained. Getting through this we
came to rather • decent lotoong place for
• halt. As the pasters fur out horses wee
better than we had obteined for souse
time, we escaped and rooted toe a a'upla.
of days. Looking aerate the plains owe
morstng we observed a horse, without
any Mee coming rapidly towards s, we
all tumid out sad, like the Irismaa who
took three prteotees by surroundiftao��
our horses and waggons with our cams them, as caught the tees. Tho anim•1
supplies Ieelod.d, required • head el proved b' be • Sae care end as all
clear s •Trine Minister's, •nerve Ilk, had gives • hand in stoking her, to
the oelebesied Bernaby, and as meek of avoid disputes, we decided to auction her
Basasonian strewth as you could poen- off. This was boas, and i remember my
sly possess for the osrston. Added to shin of the prise sooty amos.ted to
all these necessary gw•liees, a lame about $12. The seek right, we wen
amount of p•tienna and skill sight well wake op by the growling of
be thrown in. In the days of our youth A tA►T OP .tauat.v •sass,
wets s.ewsto.d to look with woe- Conning so Boon after the wolf 111111116
der cad •dmiretiee at a familiar picture. we were won on ars aloft The KIWI
whisk at that time hung from the walls bre brulannitsr poking sheat in rather
of almost every howbeit/Ad.It re- an unolsonded manaar, eesolnded to glee
presented • fine looking soldier es s the go by, which yew may bees...
horseheek, sword is hood, pointing be greatly relieved us of sesiely. Teo day.
the top of a very high hill, while thee. mote travel, wish essrudy scything
sande of armed tries were follnwis' he worthy of awe, now brought ee to "lake
hind. la reply to my anxioss qesattoks. diad 0( field ! '
I was told it alai the great "Napoleon (ro rs wrist lick)
, April
•riffin,
*Ir rein-
on
k p,
Aire of
e�enoe
.1111, at
1
Mt+rioneer.
s, her-
- Bailey's
April
Knox,
c,, ATOR
�` mproving
i1lcod, Dye -
.M of Memory,
4011, (Gall Stoves,
efUrieary Dewiness,
/wale Irregolaritis
„Ay. Pries $1 and $2
small site lasts sixteen
days, the other thirty-two days. Call or
write for McLeod's System Itsaovtor,
Newgate-st., (Ioderieh, Ont.
Peel Liberals met in convection at
Brampton yesterday and nominated Mr
Joseph Featherston as their candidate for
the Oommons and Mr Chisholm, M i' P.,
a their sedidate for the Legislators.
Oa Saturday sorsVng last while lit
ago. Murray sod two other young nee
of Seaforth, were returning home in a
beery the horse Weans frightened nee
the railway track ane ran away throw -
lag the oeeapama eat thereby breaking
Mr Murray'sright leg below the hwee.
iia was assisted to the anise of Dr
M.ekid where the broken boons wares,'
e'd the patient is sow ening well, bet
the enforced ahsews from his daily nee
tsp•eias it rather irksome.
°TOMAS= IX THE DatraDn-L mew
sTORw,
and so many lives had been lost. and
which I referred to in the commence-
ment of ay narrative. The depth of
snow was so great that when them trees
were chopped they were done so at the
regulation and usual height. Fur
several days we onuld cis away off in
the distance the great range of formida-
ble mountains which we knew we met
from over, and now we had approached
their very base. What we had hitherto
passed through was, as compared with
tb-, but mere child's play. The task we
now had before us presented such ate-
pendons dif8ueitisa that even the strong-
est and moat ree'ilute of men might well
pewee before undertaking it.
To crews .IVSRAL THOUSAND Pati ■IOa,
over plums in some instances nearly per-
pendroular, with yawning thews. ma
every side, and at the same tone guide