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HOi.r NUM1X
GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. MARCH 29, 1889.
I D. xcal1.Llet: DDY.
A Yk-t1t IN ALIVANU&
TO ADVERTISERS. s
M•
.'y .•I,•t.v. cent. rt Wing
Notice of changes must be left ti,•N lest ''• A .�1-041 cera cents a
at this Officet later than The sai'.ue
• • ay noon. copy for ,
/' nidal Ms►; nest later
hart) it a .f rill •• •
, •h
i c fitting out in the
to move early
Mr Crockett, of Ood.rieh, bee quite
an art .ah•uI On Ethel. His chase of
pupils toast in was of the Y. M. C. A. ,
room., -
)Ir J.mesBsilev, hewing rrtir.d front!
the hart business. a Ill dispose "; 11111'
The lishieg tugs and treats are being
fitted out for an early departure. • The
lake is mew "pen and the Moats are ex-
pected to leave within the neat ample
of wishes.
The1Sand of Hope will meet in Sat-
in the
iron
slot
• D
Furniture Deale
PRIgNU S AN1) PATIWNA—
ta wtfeankages (Jud rich tem le me+i
infirm pee .Jthe inducements 1 es#r
1 lava Os Largut eel Bat
I bay ler OWL 1 nous,ray I. hee,fte
esti et . mei pre" Ammo 1
aerie, my aleck end loth- my pr'Kw.
et Lf[3B=
1llrarets6er, the is Mr pie to fist Mee.
frown, Mew, 'ads,
A1C'
Ia this tow I Ms my mast ei.nefel
Wiest My Acetest ere Om 1
«•r it aenerearm,
HORT
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ar
ORDON,
nd Underta
,Ajrrl of fou tie -tali
errs. der , r, (Ilia nut
do goer enol. wroth
Well lit UM
euo•J4 quiek1 v • .. 1
a p: Ik, Ref 1..,
BITORS :
11s litUi� a EDWARD N. LE%
►e tegMsb ef+M'iet film imaw� 'rich brit'
row m Ne amelia/ �s ?It h+ �firit'
Nat : N.'wi a coWV MOON AMP
Pielearike OM hams fir eats
and four ew Maee w armed «�Tiwes js b t)wtaeio. the Oen wO i"astr
Mt b a lass.
le•aese.r.. Telrmtaye, ra. QO17.10mii2 • ="Ole
0yl!!wt
IMM1Weest,
WF.SALE
*lamb, 2,y.
atter et Gide
11 traits:
at the asset
re bet. trseett-
. ]Rawer ; s aesw
4w4 ; eetmfiv-
We sold sever -
to
e1II. -
A FORTY-NINER.
Overland to California in '49
BY THOS. DARK.
CIIAYTEkk V.
W.I. Ti* the gaiter of Twat Swam..
Finding onrselve• new .urr.,uudeol
ate, with p•enty, we settled down to camp,
g os and, if leasable, ti. recuperate and rest
ports before proceedtrie ( tether or. our
rash- journey, both luau and beast sadly re-
rriak- quirine the change. In it short while we
became the happy possessors of a .quarter
of beef, witch each of us tackled ou his
nen secount, cuttntg off weer. to suit
his tee, as.d tusttirg thew .:n p•,iuted
sticks before the tire.
TALL %uul'T ..•t18LOIN �TEAKii,
Ire
hell
at 8
y1
wei,h
er cf
urs -
k a
the
urns
forts
best hotel style, or even quail on toast;
they cotaa not for a mouurnt compare
with the luxury we enjoyed with our
beef cooked in this, the most primitive
mater.ir, and eaten with such appetites
as only half -start -est Hien could possess.
We "lever sopped feast:sg until we Lai
ct.»siug the Alps, ' and it was further
impressed us,. u um that tilts l-ietute&
Nat was
i l 5191 ALLAL IN T44 ANN the
i.1 wuderu wallets. In our ereseet
Ia.tuattuu tt i.cru.r.d to wa CAI seer all
the celebrated and distinguished general,
►rated on his brie • hue L..ne. had a
pretty sway tilt e • 1 it run.l.Itu lath
*bat we goals had a*.ueuueler. 1 have
no desire to a nest..% or sten 1.y iuysell
open to the eb.ri,e of vanity, 45 1 was
always kuuwis as . uiodwt buy, t nd now
, watt h,crea.ed teats AM still Jr.luus . f
any reputattou, 11.1 for all that, It strikes
i wr that a et 'swaging' ptctute to the
abuse, showing our patty chanting the
R.,elaee,
would ',tote u lserrsting ad at-
tractive to the q.te►rut generation. It
:teas olu., p�s aiil.l ,ite e,.,1t. aeenwuerewn argegqounireed
Ito Cnae It. who at a u..0 Lad to be placed
at each wheel to 1toe: every yard we
g aited. TL. horse*. 'hoes were now au
. w.R•th after their lung droves vTer the
plans. that ter p•..r brines were down
half the tante, their acuses cut and
bleeduug un the .harp rocks at almost
fever, .tap. krait caution was cum-
0.14)0e:el ii• -r ,used et ers:bnmt but the lulus( necessity, as s 1.1" more, caw-
Will- ben..., sin!these coos, wags hastily mg a swerve a Tither relict or
O00 broken up and put en to b .al to furnish ' lett, would have hurled us t., the but-
uudssoup for an asst, m•• Itreakiast. tom •.f some rocity canyon, dashing as
the The aelc•n.e change fe el sh.ee rain,rs to pieces bundled/6 of lee betuw
I:
held to an ■busidat:os of g•oi•d 4). ,mesio At TIM raitiii \ *'. uwr.
t,
~are 1d, s.00"l produced 1's bw:.l•:tat,efe•cte, with many hilt Lre.dth wcaprs, we see.
the in /Ovine u. intt,rovrd health and /twits. ceedsd to getting our tint waggon to the
top, which we /Lately se.rur.d, returning,
for the others and repestiig Over again,
what we had acc.,rt.pliabed. This donee
we commenced preparations for the des.
and Alt ininue'l our !ung and ttlwonse
thou j„urtuy
1 the was the chief wonder. On leavinghome pet on the other sad., and it is really
itle,
lt.e be was as thin as a rake, anti in apLear- hard to say. which of the two tasks was
der- /Luce strongly reminded you of the p,or the most ditficult, as is going down, this
t fellow who had ti seed up for his dinner hones were of little or ria srrviC.r, we
teal and lust it. Now the continual urea having t re T tsantty sine our own indi-
Iiv air exercise, and the ad ointaces of e" al efforto- ti ownver, we were »-
ampung out, inhaling the fresh air both warded at least, by reaching tho bottom
by day and nicht, had made him a mew in safety. Th. treasr,dous strain en
man, his hmntred and happy -l'oo'king our , is ac . wpLsnu,g this peril -
face presenting • picture of health and nus pan ot our journey, hod evmpl.te-
TON WOOLLITY1
fn contentment, the very counterpart to ly prostrated us all fur the day had net
form haat of a well-known host of urer of our only been a bard one, but et had lilliliesls
Tn principal hotels Iow
of the present day an an unusually 'nog one, it beam
tf►t tit Capt. Waldron, the gantleman in charge quite dart- by the time the last waggons
of the relief camp came over to see us was down. Looting beck at that portion
ID the morning, 13 ascertain our wants of our travels, l ate led t., think, it ie
and necessities, and kindly informed us sae noshing what wan can du, when
that we were welt nne to all the flour, backed by rssulutauu anti deter,utnatios
Se beef and other provisions we re.leired curobined__u, danger seems ton ;rest
for present and even fur future use, and to risk, or obstacles to overcome when
that no remuneration would be accepted. j tees the mind is fairly wade up to stn.
Such liberality was .o unexpected and 1 wuunt them And as
ab'.
in-
ffairs,
and
literary
oincey, Burps
and Dr John Brown ; • paper on Ibsen,
the great Norwegian dramatist ; and one
of the much -praised aeries of End Pa_
pees, the writer for this month being
AV•I..er Pater, author cf '•Manus the
Epicurean." The illustrations show
equal riehsese, vanety, and interest. A
paper on "The Prevention of Railway
Strikes," is one that will create wide
diseuesieve. The leading illustrated arti-
cle is "Climbing Mount 8t Elias," by
William Williams, anti describes an Al-
pine ascent. "The Building of an
'Ocean Greyhound ' " by William H.
Ridging is an interesting ar' icle on tt •
Clyde ship -building industry. The other
articles iu this number are of an equally
interesting character. Robert Louis
Stevens.n's serial, ''The Master ..f
Bwllantare" also reaches an unusually
int.rest%og stage.
flee; 1
rl
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1
1
AN
Y•tsrdar,
course at the
Thomas.
Mr W. S. Swaffield, of the Oak's
Orgae Ca, Clinton, wee in tows us
Tuesday, cot s basin's. trip.
Tee sale of Mn Curry's Waiters will
be held ea Monday, April 1, commenc-
ing at 1 o'clwk. Some fine furniture
will be pieced os sale
Dr M Niehaisoe, the West -et dentistt
makes the preservation of the natural
teeth a upeeWty. On administered from
9 a. re. for the painless intr•etion of
nett., -
A Ple eL•a Ifmmritf$T.—A new
seals lies Piewoforto ross.tty enm-
pleeed by Misers Newcombe & 0o., To-
mato, to s ng groat s.ti.faetion. It
ells the -req onto for a Mistake M-
ainmast
To first Antidrug maker at a figere
within the r...h of a1L Write them for
psrtieul$1s. 11
lr4
4 -
tea
dy aum-
; the
11.11
fir•~ ;418:5e
, p� er
Icalt-t t 1$0"" ls4"11""( Tithes • {r, n• b[ Cssi�!
venter 1. Meat 844$4622:3
eNi:. coati
tat.
, d ' M indorse • nee in
order to trim noes, at a bank. Tb.
aoigbboe rtatemod, saying : "If I was to
pit my name till•',. y wad get the eller
fres the bank, and whoa tho time aim'
roes' ye wads. be road,, and 1 wad hes
'o part, sae ciao you and I would quar-
rel ; ane we noes jest as wool /thrall
the moo as lamR's the Biles'. NI my
Nes\ e
Ooss44wsMs Impro omens ate p ieg
em and hairs WS mode in eos.salias
with mss e! -etre piecea of btmi.em.
Perhaps the Mpg noti.mabls • . the
sh•mpos nada id seen.etion with Dove -
Wes boot and shoo store. none ell sa•t
street and the Square, whisk lee Imes
ly overhauled. painted ad
Q� frosted. 11 ms wow compare
Mors y with any place of business of
its aim is Caveda.
had
anon.
ity for three-rwrters
of ems having business at the county
town to be compelled to go to Ooderich
to trimmest it, when • numb more cen-
tral amid suitable place wield be selected.
Tb. meaty bsilding. will eventually
..eve to Clinton in spite of all that eau
he done to provost it. (There are •
a.mb.r of way eaosatnga going ieto Chi
ergo inanity in the same bit ea Climes.
Fifty or one hundred people emwd the
little places ep so that the residents get
their heads swelled and imagine .g
things of themselves and their future.
Bet in the big thew seek an index
eremites no excitement Nearly all the
people who go to Tomato es the O.T.R.
horn the west paws through Waimea, bat
we haven't heard that Weston waste b
kiwi Uugood. Hall located at that point
Clinton keret the int little reap that
Las eeled fee tb0 moos sad digs t get
—En pw•iL ]
AUCTION SALES.
♦L parties wetting their sale bills print.d at
t►Is office will get a tree notice Inserted is
this list up to the time or .ale•
Sale of farm.toork and implements of
Nathaniel Cunningham, on lot 9. London
fKoad, Port Albert, on Thursday, April
dib, at 1 o'clock p. m. Juhu Gratin,
soot iuoeer.
Farentock of Mr.. Foley, at her resi-
dence, .eke Shore Road, Knead, on
Wednesday. April 3rd, at 1 o'clock p.
es. John Griffin, auctioneer.
Auction sale of household furniture of
Mrs. David Curry, at her residence,
South street, un Monday, April tat, at 1
o'eh,ck p. m. John Knox, auctioneer.
Sale of horses, buggies, cutters, hat,
MOS, eta, of J. Briley, at Bailey's
Hotel, Oodertch, on Saturday. April
6th, at 1 o'clock p. m. John Knox,
•.Wniahnog that after ail, we could not int a o a.lo 1 rss.tt:&NTLY ra*(br rata
help feetuog that now indeed, "Ourergo
lines hod fallen in plesaant Places" so dit:ulties like the above call forth
That night the old cian.net mal once i the very best traits of our manhood,
more brought to the trout, and in grafi- I •md produce w glowing culunthose
tads to the euuntry and the man who 1eterliang qualities, which bsve, carried
had thus rescued us, W'uudiitle struck success and victory tatumphautly utter
out with all his might and main, the oldland, For a n
sea andday or two
popular air of "Yankee boodle Dandboth y• '` the a d had warned us .of apprnaoh-
in which we all moat heartily jawed. I ing change, wh:ch mads us particularly
Now commenced preparations face i anxious t., het through the mountains
souther more, aecepttng int from our i before it wet in, and eves before we did
liberal donor all the provisions we s,, snow e.,mmencal fallen¢, aecnwpan-
tbou,tht we should re,0irw t , put ns • ied by a,,wera frost, eawiP us noes
through to our journeys ends i .ten suffering beton. we Kot waled dowo tm
we left we taw bum Gory slightly -lit ils our camp. ♦ hast', tire, with equally Ila hasty • supper was soon utter, and we
TIN 1111.:1 ur ewes. s ' lay down tired and weary, so much so,
which was then marked by stakes w a 1 that we could not sleep. Guard duty
guide t• any other parties who might' was dispensed with, as ws o,aclud.d
still be in our rear and who, possibly.
any Iodising who would turn out ie
were similarly situated as i timeless. The ; • anew storm, over Gush a path as we
country which we now traversed was • had trud, in search ot scalps, certainly
both pleasant and easy of access- ample
feed for our horse., with here and there
hue streams of water every few miles.
This continued for several days with
nothing of particular interest to note.
AL last we arrived In a locality possessing
the singular feature of stumps of trees
some seven and eight feet from the snr
-
deserved t: vet them. In the atoning"
on looking out, it wart discovered that
several inches of smolt had fallen during
the night. Biafora moving any further
we determined to abandon our waggons,
and peck all, our provisions and ',fleets
.1n our hones backs. This took ct nalder-
able time, as we lacked the espene.os
face of the ground- We were of eouree 1 of the old pioneer packers, who it u
mach surprised at so unusual a sight,and mid* would Stu awry enough stuff os
wondered if a race of long legged quote !a mules' back. suttittent to last a small
had preceded ria Later on we were family for a month. However, we left
informed this was the very spot where; nothing b.hl.d us, til whoa 411 0••
rho onfortunate party of the year b.fo(airre a commenced or iouroey. (rue night a.
q.ad be.0 ; shoat while after we 11,4 been in camps
eveavaawe le Tee o•1ALn t 4504 we were disturbed by the luoetsant bark -
Ing of
STORM, • 1'A►f& ')r woL•tx,
and so many lives had been lost, and who had g •t in among the sorsa- The
which 1 referred to in the commence- depthoit
brutes kept up a cxttmwl
moot cf lay narrative. The depth of .tamping with their tore feet, wfuolt kept
the wolves at bay till we got net and
Bred off every gum and pistol we bad
in our possession, which proved sesta. -
snow was so great that when these trees
were chopped they were done so at the
regulation and usual height Fur
several days we could see away off in fal in driving them oaf. TLe rads were
the distance the great range of formida- now very had sad rough, large- bwidere
tale mountains which we knew we must' 1 round in at di
o
'roes over, and now we had approached us to go TAM "gag Ohl day, and where rniget
their very tau. What we had hitherto had overtaken weer, little -balance had
paved through was, as compared with been pined- Getting through this we
th., but mere child's play. The task we wi,e tai reties a decent Io,t..Jwg place fur
ti
now had haloes no presented such ate- $ halt. As s pasture foe oar horns was
psndons dif6eulties that even the groin -tetter than we had obtained for some res
est and most resolute of men might well time, we camped and ted for a maple_
paw• before undertaking it. 1 of days. Looking across the plains ore
TSO etrue atvE4 AL TNOna•4p 1141 41014, morning we observed • horse, witboet
over planes in some institutes nearly per- 'soy Mot coming rapidly towards as, I'spenduular, with yawning charms a4 ell turned out and, lake the Inman who
every side, and at the same time guide tick three pro. nea by eurroundaag
our horses sed waggons with oar camp I deem, we caught the horse. The animal
.applies i•eluded, required • heed go pmv.d to be a fine mare and ea all
Near m • Prime Minister's, a nerve like had 414.4 • hand in witching her, 10
the celebrated Burnaby, and sa much of
possesssa
Sammian strength as yogi could point -
tall possess for the oo•inn. Added to
all the.e necessary creaking. • large
amount of patience sed skill might well wok* up by the growling of
us
be throws in. In the days of nyouth A 6oT or .latat-t 4548".
were amsustom.d to look with WOO- Cermet ea soca attar the wall .tare.
!Pr sed •dmiratios at • familiar pietnre, ere wsfle eeen the alert. The treat
white at that time hung from the walla bar b. istt.r poking about in rather
of almost .very household- It r- i an undooklad manner, .oseluded to gays
pssseeted • fiee looking soldier oe se tea ea by. whaeh yea era) ho ser.,
d.
hornbook, .woad ie hapigsties to w*ea►ly relieved as of *massif Tea dere
the top ed • very high hill, while thew- 1 more tnv.l, with aeg
asa.ly eaythtu
sends of armed see woes follnwis4 be- worthy of mote, now brought es to -The,hind. In reply to my entrain q{I
s.ettente. •md of (iabd 1 .
I was told it wee th. great "Napolgge (To 111 eolrftht-$A)
auctioneer.yIn
gt.rectiuns, compelling
MCLEOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR
L a specific and antidote for improving
weak and impoverished Blood, Dye-
,.heumatum. law of Mler•ory,
lt▪ ionchitis, Consumption, Gall Stones,
&•undine, Kidney and Urinary Dus.•ea.,
St Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities
and General Debility, Price $1 and $2
a bottle. The email site lasts sixteen
days, the other thirty-two days. Call Of
write for llaleoda System Renovator,
Newgate-st. , Gorlerech, Ont.
Peel Liberals met in convention at
Brampton yesterday and womisated Mr
J Vesthereton as their esndidete for
ti. Crnsmone and Mr Chisholm, M t'P.,
as their candidate for the Legislators.
On Saturday morning last while Kr
(leo Merray and two other young ease
of Seaforth, were returning home in a
1 bmgq the horse Meane frightened near
the railway traek Ono ran away throw-
ing the owe ',pants net thereby breaking
Mr Murrey's right leg below the ►w..
11111 we• •..acted to this odes of Dr
M..tid where the broken Mores worsen
Md 111. patient is now dome well, Int
tem manned ahaenes bows his doily too
tp'selee tt rather irksome.
avoid disputes, we decided 10 auction her
of. This was does, and I remember my
share of the pries money someone' to
about $12. The next night, we wets