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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-3-29, Page 25O KTY al r�0ltl) r/RAD, 1 unoui t. tt1t7. f GOI)ERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. MARCH 29, 1889. D. 1ioli1LLICUDIT. Pressan. t •L I A YEAR I. ADVANCE TO ADVERTISERS. stir war.. 1. on last Noti;.e Of Chan ea at this Of, must lett 4i vfor .c'y eleven men st Wtate• lir Cr.akntt, of Oodashh, baa quite tread tee ante a en art a.h..,l In Stool. His dew sof pupils meet in use ul the T. M. O. A. Mr Jamas Nilo?, habilwitodrd buss tib• *wild bona rag, will dispose of his 1esition stool.' um ala to Aylen •t t ....ter*. -. •'„1 e a The f theig tees and boats are ben I fitted net for an early departure.. The Like is now open mind the boats are ex- pew to leave within the neat couple sit The Bend of Hope will meet on Sat- ROt► Deli o'clock, in the + BY THOS. DARK. Church. Members CmsnEa V. sedgy, Mash a.a•eAt . b.aoweut mt [sox A FORTY-NINER. Overltwd to California in 49 GODERi: i /LL USTRei7 ED S/GNAL-•$'TAR. utie;tirttA he is one f ---' 1 -- FRANCIS SYEBTH, PI.ANINtr HILL AND mASH, DOOR AND go-ahead citize• BLIND rAt-roRY. %I r. Sweet!) began his present business t;••Ierich in 1870, his location being on t ...titer of Nelson street artel Cambri 0 our roast liberal ant in F k A. PRIUHAII, he THE BEAVER (.'•THING EMPORIUM. I n '-the' past nineteen years he has ba evel :uiively identifies' with a large, proportia ••1 the l►uilding which has taken place i r palerieh anti the surrounding eountrl, an n•• establishment of its kind in Ontario h :t better reputation for prompt and relicbl e work, and adaptation to the changes an improvements In building designs, than ham this of Mr. Smee th. The stock of raw 'u'ab'rial such as !Umber, lath, shin lea, • etshtr and other timbers, is always very full i 41 a large and improved drying kiln t .. nuts an almost unlituit�sd supply of material in the right stage for working up. The capacity and equipment of the mill is sufficient :for aalclasseclassesof manufacturer used in building, plain and ornament*: designs in mouldings, stairs, sash and doors, anti the host of accessories which are essential to the convenience and beauty of the humblest dwelling and the largest t•usineos block. Contracts for buildings complete up to any amount are taken by lir. Sitieeth and d promptlyan natixfae•tori.v filled. and parties contemplating build- ing will final this establishment a good place ts►get estirmate+, awl n depend on honorable anti Hied work. In • word Mr neeth is one of the class of 'sines 'nen whose relat'on- ith the public wear well, ane. is confidently rceotntuendet L. readers of these pages aa.% _u••1 men to ileal with . No more striking exans ►Ie of a suceessfu o business career can be found in this or n zany other town than is shown in the n history of this house. The members of the t1 fire) are both young leen, born and raised as in Colerieh, but each of whom spent several years travelling through the larger d cilia,. of Canasta and the United States that they might perfect themselves in their 1 trade and acquire wide experience in all ita ;native In 1884 they returned to their , ; native town and opened a tailoring and ea sit i.1 \I' 1•.• ROBERT MI'LEAN. H AT MARKET AND PI.RK PAI'KER ANDDEALER IS Hok..Es AND F.711 PORTING t ATTLE (ie►tlerich po►ete.wec co more:a tive .and enterprising citizen than Mr. Robert McLean, who is a waive of our county, and has •wri up with the town since l se;s. His first businesswas in t! . handling and shipping of cattle and e"n.lucting a general meat market, which Is. still continues on the Square, rear Lest street, where he does a very Targe *rale. His pork packing establishment is Ise sited on Brock street. where he packs es. is season an immense number of hog. A large hone trade is done with the pr„•Iriet, but the bulk is shippedto outside points including the Northwest, ur white o-t•untry Mr. McLean ships also each year large numbers of horses Even with the re Mrt.ibilities of both these kusinessers, Ml: cLean Inds time to employ his hurries Capital in buil•Ii.lg and other ennterprise% had i• at present putting up a handwrite, anal e,nnm,talious block of six stores on the; s•nn•. • .,f Montreal street and the Square. M hen completed—about July of the present yearr tutee. will beamongst the beast stands' tit teen. ani furnish capital openings for 'hii•retrt lutes of liu'ine rte Their erection reflect. great credit on our e• Sc ntletnen s furnishings establishment, and from the first they have niet with a success almost phenomenal. They now occupy one of the large stores in the Horton block, on the Square, a few doors from North street, and a walk through their rstablishn►ent1 will convince the moot critical that it is in 1 every respect a first-class house. They carry at all times an unusually large stock' e of goods for gentlemen's wear, touch of II which they import direct from the mann- I e 23 1 patronized by ladieswho want somethin• • specially good for r.Isters, jackets an. boating or tennis suits. In the winter season fur goods of the better class are kept in stock, and special or individual requirements are supplied with promptness and et reasonable prices. In the cultivation of their outside trade the firm have facilities and directions for »elf measure- ulent,which they send gratis with samplesof goods to parties at a distance, and when these are properly carried out as goal a tit and selection is guaranteed as though the order was taken on the premises.. Theit grof F. & A. Pridham has become one of the leading tailoring establishments in the Province, and to get your clothes at Paid lane s is a guara{lte.. that you are well 1 res ee 1. WILLIAM ELLIOTT, WAGON MAKER AND GENdRAL REPAIRM, ts+s his business stand on Kingston street, calf a block from the Square. He is an old resident of our town, with 25 years xperience in his line, and either in the nanufacture of wagons or repairing, can xecute orders with promptness and the bent satisfaction. sing t'•wn•snar.. Mr. McIAan has an petegruit, t 'i'1. lee oil the Hurts' Rose, a view of wloie 1, ice give on page 21, alts) .>rr ail moue PLOW&,.*. res F. aMEETH'fl PLANING MILi.. faeture•r•, in which will be found every class from the plainest tweeds to the finest sorsteels ami broadcloths These are made up in the latest styles deuland,d by fashion, and with nothing but the best workman- ship. Aside from the very large home trade which they In, their books show orders from as far distant points a% California and the Pacific slope up to tweet' through the Northwest and s•Mth and east of our town for hundreds of miles Indeed their traele with outside points woul-I make a respectable sized business by itself. Travelers and officials I in our great inland marine service find this house a favorite spot to twrure well made anti perfect fitting clothing. In the line of gentlemen's furnishings the stock is endless —neckwear, shirts, underwear in all grades up to the fint•st cashmere and silk, in fact everything a man wants in wearing apparel is here to chose from during every season.! 1 Hats and caps are a leading feature, ansd sporting and hunting suits of all classes are ' s matte up with promptness and equal to the I e fattest requirements Their stock is largely ' R P. WILKINSON Si Co, HARDWARE, PAINTERS' AXD VESSEL SUPPLIES. This house has I4een in exts- tence for 20 years, its originators being Messrs. Johnston & Kerr. who were followed by Kerr & McKenzie, and then by Mr. R W. McKenzie alone, who con- ducted it mist successfully for •.ver 16 years. He retired from business this spring, being stre- et edel by the present firm of R. 1'. Wilkinson &r Co., the senior partner having !leen Mr. McKen- zie's chief assistant and manager. for the past eleven years. Bob, as he is familiarly terns -41, is a (;ol- erieh boy, a young man, ant: 7,61 of enterprise and activity. The store is located in the Square, midway between Montreal and North streets, and is one of the ' largest and most complete establishments of i its kind in the county. The stock of shelf Iand general hardware. and builders' materials is very extensive, everything that i years of experience shows to he requisite j being kept on hand. Paints, oils, glass and all the articles included in the term painters' supplies, are -given -special atten- tion. Harvesting tools and the many !articles essential to a country trade are always to be found, avoiding the annoy- ance which delays in supplyin often bring to the busy husbandman. This is the headquarter% for sportsmen's goods, every- thing requisite in fishing and shooting being in full stock. Mr. Wilkinson is one of the most enthusiastic sportsmen we have in this seztion and he knows what is wanted. A very large trade is done in vessel supplies and outfits; the phrase " from • needle to an anchor,” finding a. iteral exemplitieation here. R Wilkinson dr Co. will be found a most stisfactory firm to deal with, having 41 NOVA am .at energy and for imps, e d• :es tie fr- d. : tad ion .of eIL I sgoodag the Alps, ' and it was fatlltart impressed uts n ate that this biseuai t ' tMt was t'IEi L'ALLID t�' Tat £554L4 !situation modern wailers. In our 'repeat actuation it'vain r,d to me that atter all ; the celebrate.t and distinguished general, seated on tits 1.. shins Lone, had a pretty espy ua.e • 1 is rua.pat.d with Te Ibe lids oeof Tett $ll&t iL, what we now Ind le encounter. I lure Finding our*sIves naw surrounded ; nu desire to a lama or even Ly myeelt w pleat,. we settled down to temp, sed, if possible. M: recuperate and rest Were pruos•dtne farther or our joinery, both man and beast sadly re- quiring the choose. In a short while we begun the kappy po•ae.sore of a quarter of beef, which each ut us tackled an his •we aoeoeut, mantis off pieces to eon 'racily,. to th. ••••••out generation. it taws, mind toa•ing thew on pointed est s•ly p.wi..le to take nue waggon up Siete before the tire. at •tame, el ell tee bootee were required TALK L*Oi T SIRLOIN r.Txlxa, lit draw at, wl...e a man lied to be placed bei hotel style, or even goad'* toast; *teach whist to I luck every yard •• the coma out for a moment compare gasped. Ti.. h..n.v shoes wore now so wk the iuxury we enjoyed with our beef 000ked in this, the must primitive stanrer, and eaten with such appntitee O a only half-starved men could p.neeea. Ae utter copped fraattng until ao lead t»mplrtety a.•v..ured n.rry;h:ni but the hese., an.! sheep, to.., were hastily Sok* •p and put on ter h 41 to forulrh .trap Its au r.or y moroiu4 hreaktut. lie w•k .nee chs.:fie Ir nn short ravine la N abuudauce of t.x.d s hu!rr+u.o food, •00 , pn.duced i'a b+. o•i sal rfi.. e, le Striae u• improved health arid spirits. All ttuouoa our luny and tiru$outs 1osteay open to the cheek. . 1 vanity, as 1 ass aleaya known et • modes buy, end auw with increased loan am still jealous o 1 my reputation, tut for all that, it strikes an this • ct mpantun prone. to the above, shoving our party uhu,tin(i the Rockies, would h.rovs wtetesung aLd at - smooth after their lung drives over the plena. that tin poor brutes were down half the time, their noses cut and blew:hug on the slurp rucks at almrst every ewe. lira' elution was oua- hnual.y ueceswty, as a false move, cass- ias a swerve to either neat or lilt, would have hurled us to tie bot- tom of saute rocky canyon, dashing tea to pieces hundreds e( feet below Amit: TikMK 1001;% LAn4R, with many hair-tire..1th escapes, we sec - ended iu getting our first waggon to t►w top, which we safely secured, returnias kis the other. mud repeating over again, TOM wooDLa►rs what we had acc..n.ptubnd. This done, we commenced preparations for the des *efts chief wonder. Oa leaving home ant ori the other side, sod it is essay he was ss thin aa a rake, and in .plear- herd to say, which ..f the two tasks was WOO strongly reminded you of the p.x,r the most difficult, as in iruiot down, this fellow who had trued up for his dinner hunw wove of hole ur uu serving, we and Inst it. Now the continual open baviog t.: rely shit, ..a our own itsdi- •ir exercise, and the advantage of vidual efforts. However, we were re- * nut, inhaling the fresh air both warded at least, by reaching rho bottom W • day and nicht, had made him a new in safety. The tremendous strain on tan, his bmnaed and hippy-Ls.king our nerves, in secs mpl►shu.g the peril - OM face presenting s picture of health and nus pan of our j„uruey, had ex,mpl.te- ne Contentment, the very crunt.rpart to I prostrated ua sal, fur the day bed amt that of • wel!•known hoot of ons of our only been s bard one, but It had *leu principal hotels of the present day. been an unusually long one, it being al Capt. Waldron, the gentlemen in charge guile dark by the time the Last watptosa of the relief camp cause over to see us was duan. Looking back at that portion in the morning, t3 ascertain .our wants of our travel., I am I.4 t. think, wile?: and necessities, and kindly informed us stcnabiug what man ears do, when that we were welonme to all the flour, backed by resolution and determination mea 1 beef and other provisions we required I c,mbined--n , danger seems sou ;tress to risk, or obstacles to overcome wham anew the .1.4 is fairly made up to barge mount them. And as Tat OcCsato% ratty': asTLY MA5a.i MID Matto, so difivalties tike the above call forth the very beet traits of our resahead, and produce iu glowing colon, then st.rliag qualities, which have carried s..es.a and victory tuumphently over both sea and land. For a day or two tits o!e nente had warned us .f approach - Mg change, which made us particularly aut,oue t., get through the mountains before it est in, and even beton we did so, snow commenced falling, accompan- ied by .avers front, assiwg_ us .emelt 'e 40 - sr, cos 0, one P.. ing Sins the to show siost. A Medway ate wide sited ertl- aSe, by wan Al - of an H. ton tis (be other agualls Louis r, l silly ted at RM is tits of scion Fo, ni ne oa of• t 1. r- 1• Balky's Ilay, April he Kooz, pis ru sec capital 1 tl �e p•rscverance which ensures •I)eemoi. �•d Blcod, e Loss of M 1[r 4. to Stroll 2 OIA1a Co., Clinton, wee In tetra w Tegmen, on • hesitates trip. The Sala of dlr. Cure's fereit.re will be held es Waldo& April 1, eomto•me- ieg alt 1 o'rlesk. Sesta fisc 'mina" wi➢ M phart on sada Dr M Nlelhciaa, the Wsatet &midst sabre the 0..e • the meas te. . teeth a rfl Feill�(Ise sdsIsirtwe� (roes 9.. t.. the pedal•n rsM•tioe of teeth. A I W1iaa IgsT.trnw. —A saw swag Upgfilit Pi•sotoete eta - plated by Meows Wewmomb. !Ore, Tb - Prato, ie ing great matledsies. lU Alb the -leg fee a re dbls is- .trumost by ins view weaker at • dams ',Rhin the read of all. Webs them far p.rtiwwlaet. U a bask The neighbor refused, saying : "If I was ke resame tart. y• wad Pe the .18., less m the DNI, aid whoa tie time tragi loose ye wades be reedy, sad i wad h.s So ply t, one them yes •s& I would quer- n' ; tae we loam J. t as weep quantal lb' two as hkeiee de Wl.t's to o7 CouOrable ierprsveme.te are /Mug eta aid haws bens iota its eonit•mlies with nosy .f ens vises. of busieea Perhaps Ike stets .otissehf. pus /h• Assam meds d massaetios with Does - leg's boot ass ,.boa there. server of least sheet and the Squire, while has has ly .verb. palated seed frontal. I1.a sow _.i y with any plses 0f benison of *is. i, Grid•. TOR sets arm , ed to go to God to traoeaet it, when a much Isom en- tad sod suitable pplset veld be *sleeted. The smoky buildings will eventually mune to Winton is spite of all that ase be does to reveal it. (Thee are a somber of way eteasisss seise into Chi sego oteet y in the mow It as Clinton. Fifty or ems headied people erowd the Hale plse*s lop so that the residents get their heads swelled aid ibist, true things of themselves sad their Vetere. Bet is the big towns sash en inti: memos se mssdkment. Nearly ell the people who go to Toroab os the &Tit. Prom the wed pus throes\ Weals, bis we haven't heard that Weston wants to lay. (1.goode Hall located at that pant. Wikm le.'t the first little reap that Lie tripod tee the moon and thole "t get it. —to SteAlrn&J Dye - emery, *prion, Gall Atones. And Urinary Dwaine, i' Female Irresalarities �6iltty. Priv. $1 and $2 email .tee lasta sixteen days, the other thirty-two day. C.8 or writ. for 1leirx►d'.Systm Renovator, Newgate-st. , Ood.rach, Ont. Peel Liberals met in ooele.otion at Brampton yesterday and ,titivated Mr Joseph Featherston as their a ndidete for the Commons and Mr Chisholm, MI PP,, es their e•ndidate for the Legi.lat.re. (b 8atesdsy morning Int while 11i. Cleo If array sed two other young pees of B.atorth, were reaming home in a buggy the horse b.same frightened Dear Ne railway trash sae ran sway throw- ing the oeeepeete out thereby brothels file Newey u right he below eS. Ilse.. Me wee sleeted to the ellen .1 De Mmeked where the broke. buses worsen aed the patient is now dotes well, bet the manned &tone from 5 607 se• e espseioR is rather irksome for present and even fur future ase, and that no remuneration would be accepted. Such, liberality was so unexpected and astnnuhing that after all, we could not help feehog that now indeed, "Oiat lion had fallen in pleasant places." That night the old clarinet was once mon brought to the front, and an grati- tode to the .ountry and the man who had thus rescued us, WoodihBe struck out with all his might and main, the old popular air of "Yankee Doodle Dandy." in which we all moat heartily jom.d. Now commenced propensities los another move, accepting first from oar liberal donor all the provisions we thought we should r. %uire tc pot es through to our journey s end. Before sutreneg before we gut settled down is we left we saw him bury slightly in Itis our camp. A hasty fin, with e'tttally se ground, Witty a supper wail soon over, and we lay down tired lad weary, so much so, that we conic' not sleep. Guard duty was dipeond with, se we oo.ctuded that any Indian who would tura out in **new store, over such a pati se we had trod, in march ut scalp., certainly deserved t^. ret them. In the morning on looking out, it was discovered that several ioohve of now had fatten during the night. Before moving say further we determined to abandon our waggons. Al last we arrived in a locality possessing lad peck alt oar provisions and Sleets. the singular feature of stumps of trees , "a oor horses backs. This tomb cco.id.r- abpe time, as we lacked iho ezp•rieeow of the old pioneer packers, who it in said, would stow sway e000gb stuff os • mules' back, sufficient to Inst a small family for a month. Hnweyer, we 1crit n othing behind se, std wheel all au the unfortunate party of the year before ""tmeoced our jpwoey. ()u. nigkt ► Ant had been ort while after we had been in case, we were disturbed.by theweesssot hark- ing of A runt Or WOLTti., who had got in among the basses. 'Pb terrified brutes kept up • continual stamping with tb.ir fon feet, whitish kept the wolves at bay tall we got wt and fired off every Rao tali pistol we had is oar possession, which proved moms - fol in driving them off. The tread* were sow eery bad and rough, large. bneldsrs lying round in all directions, compelling a to go sig-asg all day, and when night had overtaken weer; little Union had been pined. Getting through this we came to rather s dents lateen pian for a halt. AA the pimientos. as. horns was better than we had obteia.d for some time, we eneped and tested for a couple_ of days. Looking scenes tin plains on messing we observed • horse, witbo*k •eh fide, coaling rapidly towards ea, was MI torsed out sad, hie the Insane ahs took three pn.oa.p by s.rlroeadiss�e Utes., as saegkt the hon.. the nisei proved to be • Ga. mare sad sa all had *brat • hand is mtaniag her, Is avoid disputes, w. decoded to guesses bur of This was dose, and i remember sy then of the pen money emanated to sheet $12. The nest aqtht, we wase woke op fry the r•osanag of a tAT oI uafre.T ISA Qoming e0 soon .1ra` wo ween as000 est rad bar hrataa after poktas sheet is istb*r as ondeeided manner, sesslsiei t'e Miro a the go by, whisk you 'say beeves. greatly relived we el asaislp. !.. day's neat travel, with mare* ..,thing' worthy of oat., now brought m le '"'lits %else el (34 d (?.5.5 sa rnartticga) Ttie SARI OI ?LOtra, which was then marked by stakes as a guide to aoy other parties who might still be in oor rear and who, possibly, were similarly situated as tunmet's*. The country which we now traversed was both pleasant and easy of acoess- ample feed for our bors.., with here and then fine streams of water every few silos. This continued fee *event days with nothing of particular interest to note. some seven and eight feet from the sur- face of the ground. We were of *nurse mach surprised al so onusual • sight,and wondered if • race of long legged giants had preceded u. Later on we were informed lbs was the very spot where oTERTARCy 17 Tai DatADIVI. SNOW *magi, mind so many lives had been lost, and which I referred to in the neini ►le- ant of lay narrative- The depth of snow was so great that wino then trees were chopped they won done so at the regulation and sural height. Fur several days we could see away off in the dietaries the great range of formida- ble mountains which we knew we most woes over, and now we had approached their ver ben. What we bad hitherto pined through was, se compared with tba, bat men child's play. The task we now hod before a presented each ate- pendons diebselsies that even the Meng - est and moat nrniute of men might well pane before undertaking it. To CUM* sssaat TMov*AND ►asT sloe, over peen in some instances nearly per- pendinfer, with yawning champs os every aide, and at the same time seats oar horses sed waggons with our amp supplies ieelwded, required a head ea pleat es • Prime Miei ter'a, a %erre like the eelebr►bd Burnaby, and as mach •E flemeooian strewth se you weld possi- blypossess for the omission. Added to all thew aesemery qualities, • Wit* •mn..t of petioles sod skill might well be throws in. In the days of ser youth MN* sesestomed to kook with wee- der sod *dainties M • familiar pietas, whish M that time hung from the walls of almost .eery household. It m- a Gee Molting soldier es , awned is hand, tinning le the top of a very high 6111, white thew - suede of armed men wen follnwiaq be - hied. In reply it my as.iow'postmark I wee told it MO the Bred " .poltltls