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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-7-25, Page 8I. LI. 1111 10111 1111 1 MINu .1 ii.. ewwap1 e•.e...a., 1111 111101.1.111.1.1 1•111 on r.•. Mil ROW TO PRESERYE 256 POUNDS 0 THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. JULY 25,110. THE DOMINION IN BRIEF, FFRuITithor J • lad, was drowsed at Kier _ -01,1. w o (2) 330=b].s Of Civet FORONEDOLLAR. 0!E ($1) PACKAGE OF TEE lyrical] Fruit Psog Por Gad Li aid WILD. DO One (25c.)/Package will Preeerve 32 lbs of Fruit or 16 gallons Cider. Full directions inside each package. Try the Preserving Powder and Liquid. YOU will like it. You will find it less than half the trouble and expense of ane other method, more reliable and accommodating, and the f . 1 Fruit, cite., even Superior to the Beet "Canned or i 1" Fruit, etc. For Cider it is cheap and decidedly the best known method of keeping it sweet. FRASER & PORTER, Sole Agents for Canada, Book Sellers and Stationers, Central Telephone Exchange. North Side of Court House Square, OoDEa1CH, ONT. IF YOU WANT .w.. TO Sin THE LATIi>aT PHAZE OF IRS fQ ILY Tfl)PS ENTEBHISE CALL AT Ttitiii GLASGOW HOUSE AND SEE THR BARGAIN COUNTER BERLIN WOOLS at 8c. an OUNCE, AND OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. CARPETS VERY CHEAP. FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTH AT WAY -DOWN PRICES. EVERYTHING AT BUYERS' PRICES. /CALL EARLY FOR BERT BARGAINS. THE GOSSIP OF A WEEL AN INTERESTING ANO CHATTY LETJ TER ON CURRENT TOPICS Ibe Orad Lodge A. F. and A. Ie. meet le aingeten-A sad Double Drowalag-Aa Awful Fire 1. Quebec -Dukes Baying Canmdlu land -Divorce and Bigamy. TORONTO, July 21. -The Grand Lodge of kb. Masonic order have been in cession bet at the LimestoneCimy-Kingdos. They lav had a truly grand meeting and during 'the .mein- the grand master lad the corner- pone..f , Nickte wing of the Ho.pit•l. Mi ,as astir over the cer.monks and pundred .,f guests which she entertained The annual electioua were bed as usual and re- sulted es follow.: 1 Grand Master. Jobe Ras Robertson, To- ronto. i Deputy Grand Master, Hon J. M. Gibson, Hamilton. l District Deputy Grand Masten given in order of their distils te: 1 No.1 District --James Birch, t'hatham. Rio. 2 Dfatrkt-J. P. Whitehead. Ntratbroy. 1Mo. 3 District -A. B. Mention. London. No. 4 1Dbtriet-William White, Mitchell. No. I 'District -William Telfer, Walkerton. No. Ml District -D. H. Hunter, Woodstock. No. ;T IMMrictr-Juba Fox, Orangeville. Na li Die tract, Hamilton -C. W. Mulligan, Hamilton No 9 District -D. F. McWatt, Barris. No. 15 tDietrict•-A. B. Herrod. No. 11 District --G. J. Bennett, Toronto. No 12 District -W. Milky, Omemee. No. 13 District -T. J. Llghtburn, Cobourg. No. 14 District -A. R bereave) Ixo. 15 District -Colonel -Colonel W. H. Jackass, Brockville. No, 111 District -John inert, Bothwell. leo. 17 District -J. A. Fraser, Port Arthur, John Kingborn, )Kingston, Grand Nader Warders: George C. 'Davie, Loadoo. Grad Junky Warden: J. J. Mase, Hamlhos, Grand Secretary; Edward IMitebell, Hamilton Grand Treasurer: Rev. iR J. Craig Deserost.t, Greed Chaplain; J. 'C. Boyd. 4Imeos Grand Registrar. Toronto was selected after a spirited nom. beet for t be next Heeling place of Greed Lodge. and doable drowning acc2Iset oc eared the other day at Bottom. A feyear old Toronto led named Willie Griffin and bee 1180-year..id grandfather tearing the rams were the victims. The bey wag spend - adhag holiday. the e ennntry horse of the man. He happened to fall into a small river a flew fest away town where hie grand - tether was sating. Coalete to swim the boy ;as. rapidly taking. when, with a margin +worthy of a great hero. the fable old ratan dampte his age, jumped 1. and tried to lave his Ship grandson But age will tett and b I years are many. His effort. were feeble and aeon weakened into nnthtag. Thewe was no help .t hand and the old man and little boy mak down Into • waesry grave clamped is earls ethers arms. An awful On 4..-.....4 b gooier tart week. Five perces wase rosebud to death. The fin omeured at 2 o'clock In the .perming In a hotel In Rt Josppb .fres, need by Delman ani Ossiat The flames made with rapid pro peen that the whale hoose ereserson M a hien. 1 Oa maniac et tee seem of Ibe disesess the city Ore brl'a i. worked with mere to pew agree the earra.adleg property. They were met aware that cm the wip May and wee house wore M bantam atop Weep dart, remathe to death The awl hndiee ar elhsered r.esahme rather. tour. found .fist wan* The Hotta. were Purr•. Minimal* tette aid three obllff'ee, who heed Mani► r► earned ham the elates intending el WO Se *sir acids a reentry. It Port Hope r gaM tory. Immense asses d vire da Loup, Genn. Middleton is M 1m Emelt 4 Drama for the fur n.uuey. A rceibM.op W deb is e sin ding kis holidity. at Port Manley, S omeone remitted Tse as oonecisncw money to the ettstoto minister. The C. P. K earning. were *Akita better Inst weak than het year. Hoe.e rehber+m are erMm ively reported from the Niagara *aria S tamen mase are doers for trial by Justine Street, at Port Arthur Amass A Brantford man is under arrest Ise creamily amault.eeg hie mhos. Wbaat around t4'. Thomas will average about thirty-0re bushels an ams. Judge Loranger will probably accept the L kader•bip la Quetta. The best barvr.t in eight gems Is promised &remind Pon Eigui and Comity Brace. The biggest vault in Canada is being put into the Finance Department at GN.awa. Thereon I LO0n,000 gala.. of spirits now the two yeah' bond in Canada. FIs►ingis delayed and the fare is small- er la m' Hubu Hey termgb ,even wa- ter. Mr. Yaore, • Methodist preacher i. St Jolla, K. B., has left for Singapore *take up The murderer d the aged farmer Robinette he Morristown towmehtp bar been found to be iasan.. The B.Y. R. oedemas at fat. Catharine. closed an Friday. It will meet in Chatham . seat year. The absconding merchant from Montreal, with debilities a 5100,uW, has been located in Jersey City. Dolly Beeley, the ooatideoos wawa eft Hamilton, has been 'esteemed to a yestrl t . Mrs. Thomas Hops of Hungerford, sowed herself herself with Parr grecs. She was partially deranged. Sobel Pratt was killed while felling tim- ber on the Maar farm, between Welland and Port Robinson. Jolene. Schneider, aired 4, son of Mr. Car red Schneider, was drowsed from a skiff at New Hamburg, Out About fifty Manitoba and North-west far- mers are tot* sent to Europe in the water le beet up the emigrants. The chair of physio a Mout Athos College 8•ckvtlie, N. B., W been offered the Rev. W. W. Andrews, ofTorceto. Eighty acres north et the C. P. R. track set to be sold to the Winnipeg Exhibit*. Cons *ittee for OW an acre. The aesi ship Seguin was pacoenfully launched at the shipyard of the Poison Iry Company at Owen Sound. A father, mother and five children have been burned to death in their beds lo Quebec; three .areas have been mads. lir. Adam Brows, M. P. for famines, hat been appointed honorary .. u represent Canada at the Jamaica Exhibition scorn FINE 1TAILORIN4 ng to buses a cigar faceEMULSION lade teens bora et RI - Is believed that the Bre wee the work of an incendiary. An inquest was held. A peculiar ase W just oome to light In Haifa& Some year. ago George Dixon, m amidst d the city married a widow, named Mrs. Mason They lived together several years, whim Dizoe, thinking to better hie podtioa, r seo•ed to Wim(prg, leaving hit wife behind until be could secure work and establish a homes Mm ^ xoa, a her bus bead's abuses, fella .over with • young aaa named Timothy Doyle, just hell bee cgs. Dixon, on learning of the matter, deter mad to areae.• divorce. A few day. .go a divorce paper wee served oat Mm Dixon. As moos as she repaired It she Nd from the city sad Is now a Bodes. The cause of bee Night is apparent, when it became bown fist she was married to young Doyle oa Demsmber 13, 1587, and the pair have lived together even sine Proceeding. for bigamy w11 he Wed. toted, Doubtless Mr. Dixon will bare ne tenable about by divorce, and that without submittal to the Renate, se the Nova Hootfe laws of the period previous to Co.ted.ratioa cover such coma The ptpaiatioa of the Dominion, as •aver tained by the mesa of 11151, was 4,.4L3,II00 the estimate for 1891, eekaated by the lag arlthmic process is 5.270,377. The decennial mous of the Dominion, es already aanount, ad, will be taken an the era Monday in April, 1891, that date being selected to make it uni- form with the oemws of the United Kingdom and tits colonise of the Empire generally. The system on which the enumeration of the Canadian parietatlo. w111 be mad., will be that known as the de jure, the de facto eye tem es adopted a Ragland not being esit.bie to the cireum.tasose of • sparse popuatioa settled over • widely ext..dd territory Grob IMP Canada's. Tb. *111 .los i. droned eed not to take the names of three who have been absent from Canada more than • year. The Bagwell murder, that weird and truly awful tees which excited path lemons excite- ment both In America and England, • feet months ago. is shortly to be revived. The authorities ars working on it and this tall the whole affair will be settled The crown ha. retained Mr. R. B. Oder, Q. C., with the County Attorney BY for the pro mention of BurahelL Mr. Oder la cone pony with Mr. Ball, D.e.dtve Murray, and Mr. Wm. Davis, C. E., paid • whit to the eeerns of the tragedy a few days apt and Interviewed some of the boding wlteess1 In that vicinity. It will be remembered that old roan Rabb teethed .t the inquest that he heard two oboes nand In the swamp the peeping of the day the murder was oom- matte& Who feed these shots remind . mystery until Naturd•y bet, when Mr. Rattt earn to W ood.en ch and gave the nam of two young twin who were shooting in the awamp at that time • One of them is now le the Matta, bat the other is 4111 here and will becalled ass women This r anoteer link is the .rrnwed Rn rrbell'a favor English noblemen and capitalist. aro hay- ing Canadian la•d. In great g.mstitlra Rome of the ben phosphate leads 1n the reentry we owned by Engltehnw. Them in however, plasty of first -clam mining land to develop and for this purpose. strew com- pany with 85,000,005 oapldl W been formed b lwadoet, Reg. the Net of Oonadere tea re- markable moa it is heeded by tine Duke se Wesmsarlsr, wham cases le tellowed by the Detre of Richmond mat Gerdes, the Debs of Pertlas4, the Deka of Ablators, the limb. of Rioieetsad, and the Deb. of FM.. Them hautes ars seoe..ded by a Marques tem Rorie de Rums, end the blas Camils de Pollees. Then mem • nwnher of .ether watt -known Names, pall es thaw d RV Jae... Wbtbhead, Mr. Munich IIP., Mr. la Sasepeheard of LIpt Beak. ma. Whit. sacra, 1. 5,011 4r. Of Pure Cod Liver 011 and NYIOPNOVIIITIS of Lime and Soda fors tete, Ior astbog tiptoe -genie w sal (kW eiALATASLI AN MILL. (belreltms►imren* tea ea is a trsa edge Tseng.- Mimes ^dtatiost er..beimurim.. NNW W el A .chin mak sem* S** loom i SOWti. wleda. 1tt .. • '"'ijt Ur.e. overawe OMNI • dent. Teo..lrr. - . "4r .tt AYttt U'�UTy' Buddies, ai t •r e.j..eittw7 "is llaturd.y the 36t b Nettle. d.ugM• r of el• `t As •, t Seaforth, is the gn. 1 Nr W 4tu , township clerk of A:coned It is pleasuog t.. , . ,. 1s ..t Mr N^iit.s Of this v'11'Ke, wt. ',at '14.11 eery ill a b.coeaing . enreir• i.t. Io sena-. tilt Healer Wallow, there will be a r .+ ao;4tK I,vr a gra calla surd sub, Di...•tht.r nerd apply• Mr W. Wile •, .su.n end soother in this village, anis.o h. tae tern Mexico, State .d Nee Toro, etrt9.r tie had been for An Iamsly, . a r . •- i,v it it Dgod A great many f.• • . base Cowman. ed onttiug fail wheat, a .t -- far pi .14.0114.12,• It to ape as excel)«ver • 1og tfieerp'es plump, and bead welt Iliad so all As part Mr Wm Berle,, •:ieas•er. in this village, Ninon .erui. o • mad position in Blyth, in•«t,1v tr. reaove there shortly. We wish hi n sumer' in bis new position. Mr John Nevins, having moored • ration in Mr Waiter Stewarts ;Admire fact.oq. Lucknoe, retn.•ved with his faintly oe Monday. the 21st. The best of emcees to yue, Julio, is our sincere wish. Toany person wishing to secure s good pun we would recommend the Wirt Fountain Feu. It has no equal, and is therefore emend to nrwe. It nen be had by applying to D. McGillicuddy, Godertch. Dr MoFasl and stater are the questa of Mr. D. 8. Lave.e ha. lend • writ against Mr nos Anderson, A hfeId. They are the Beltsville atellig nosr Printing and Pus Whine Casopan , claiming $10,000 damage, for alleged Two Ottawa men an sow ander erred with 4.deoe-Uy smashing children. Till public is damortng for the polioe to clear tit city of them villain. A 7 -year-old boy namd Swain was teal for a pall of water and is supposed to have fallen in and been swept over the Bit Kettle or the Cbandiere F.B.. Ex -Detective Rlebard.oc, who was pro - 0110501.17 caseated with the Guibord can and the arrests in commotion with the @boos tag of Hackett, is dead Premier Mercier, claims • clear majority of thirty, and says be will carry out the poll - tical . outlined in his speech be ton the Cab Maternal The stessdip Tbornhdm, from Pfctos te Montreal, is reported ..hon as Barrett ledge rock on the M. Lawrence. Her lowa compartments are full of water. Donald Smith, of Breaths*, nephew of Mr Aka. McGill, of 8t Thomas, white nobitctr lag a team, was kicked on the forehead. He n ever regained .. and is dead Th. schooner Mary, from Fortune Bay, loaded with 700 quintals d nod, hes basa dewed at M. Pierre for ..Slag cod rose. The value of the nisei and cargo I. $5,0u0. A moa amused John Brochn, formerly • member of B battery. Quebec, wbo desert- ed • year ago, bas gives Mooed up, stating that the constant fear of arrest made his Ilk unbearable. LEEBL RN. •'Gdog to hell' was the Mal remark of as Ft»m our owe oornapondeat. unknown man to the. bystanders, as h. teepee Miss Mahony, of the Royal City, opent into the river at Montreal and emunittei last week here, the guest of Miss suicide by drowning. Had. body W sot re Linfield, who this week returns with beim recovered bar to Uuslph to speed • weak or so. The Water,u. Engin. Wart. Company, T. Stewart built • new farm kitchen nit Brantford, here reorivd the gold meds Inst week to his hones. and two o.niflcatm of merit Crum the Mel bourne Ezhibltion held lest year for their Nor Tara Tims.-Our jovial friend, sawmill exhibition there. the C. . i . , was home for a day The Canadian Militia casette oppose the ter ten ening bis family, baring reeantly idea of appointing a Comedian militia officer bad • tremendous struggle on the wa- as bead ottbe Dominion forces, but would tem of Lake Era with Old Neptune, approve of the appointment of a Canadaa who made a grab for his veseol in the "elected from the Imperial army. shape oI • mammoth gale, bet which A Knight of iabor Amicably le Torcatc the Commodore was equal to, bringing W derided to instruct he delegates to ties ba vsmsel into a port of safety nil Dominion Trende l'.agrem to •give for 1 right, with the ezoeptlon of a few losses Dominion Act fixing the maximum of leb.r of the rigging. He said to his numerous lar worn,• and children .1 naw *oars 5ss friends that it was the biggest storm he day. ever went through as a madmen of over The nwr e,r of death, from contagions yeave pertesaa diseases in Montreal fax the past six moot* Mme pleasant form oI A. Blaney, of d the preesot year le 4211, m ssPsisd with Dederick, has bees visible in oar millet 1,047 m 1>e6. There wen • marked decree.. of late. Besides dbeim expert as • a m mortality from meed.., therm.. death I an W having tall.. from 444 to 90. ditcher he has few equal. with the hoe, A .iesp•tch has been received is New York as the other day he did a mammoth stating that a Frentea mead found violet** day's work, bowing titrsipm for J. O. the Newfcni••dtend Beit Aot has Mown Area Chilton. Over an acre was hod by him. upon by an blend muter, earl that, fearing Thome who doubt eau be shown the trouts*, the British flagship, the Bellerophon ground gone over be J. G. Clattom any Gad two other men-otmer. have hurriedly time, and perhaps afterwards would hold left Halifax. back • ehalloegs to exceed bandy. Henry Sateen, nee ae the eldme fermsse Pgtteoxat. -Our former townsman, of the Moes.}w district, his ten -year-old F. B. baliwld, now „tackedto th. daughter, and Herbert YcLeen, allot 12 staff of the Agviealtonl College. 0.447. visit of 1�•ea, wereImetenU'Mady Ied b7 Beet/singis" lbw paratal house a eaver"'en"sew and daughter of Mr Lennard McFaol, who • number of years wait, taught school o in this section of ovintry, and .s we are i.formed is .t preeee•t priocipal in the Se public school at afoth r. Another fur maiden has arrived in our village and in all probability will retsinawith o• for some time. Mr T. E Derain is the happy father Mother sod.a daoghterre doiug well. We congratulate lir and Mrs Dornin us the happy event. Mr DimityDimityfully batterpe in the injun• tioa to increase and multiply. The want of rain is begining to be very much felt, as the root crops are apparently guttering ; however it is excellent hay weather, the greater part of wowed the crop being in good condition. There is such an immense crop of it, and so well secured, the stock in gen- eral will have a good time during winter. As politic., railway and other kindred subjects are in the meantime in abeyance, berry picking i• with those of oar citizen. who are not occupied in farming, the principal topic, and in which clergy and laity, including school teachers, ex.ac tebere, artisans and not a few of the fair sex, as also retired farmers are engaged. all of whom seem to vin with each other is working like Trojans. yarn of age adept send Ren.. Etre Mo - while rating their papp•r at Rett.u's home- day, bat week. bill brief so - The •tassment east the Plana o tallyI" premeUMW' MW' well burg N. Y., fd , wolf*8gee.murderer, Jorge' ('haplesswolf*�r Pro- t. a omen et the _ery of Neat. for Can mw lend .etaene. He hod to Gnawer ad• te 4lenerlltd by ver. Cbsea m apre, the min- geluetioae OR the eskers of barley, f.fer's brother. it this ern was a roues he Lely the growth d the taasple got Melia most be a Melsena. se an tale near rote Doetiaisaf i from Rsg- tives redd•d a nnb the oiaty of T•rsen• hos vino, y A Calg ry £..,.M m says Meld Monism, As tooted lest weak, a special memos before8.4 Deer, eves age before Judastleltrla, was preecied le doe R•ndey eehool Imhof. charged with sheath*Wm. Woodward, bartender d at HAIL Marries.errlsan two by Rev J. A AMidstreamoa Sunday wea very mono beceiiatrd a the tum. Ivis1. Ia /he hn eat pews welasted she P &*.iiian Rarkr, Jahn ft ingrekae. m0hnisse, over forty in number, with ,. part/teem•ad "tareeart/teem chevrons the• tae the R. whoa staff of teachers avid oM prisonerprt.er ►sed fired three shall at Woodward. e ase of whoa took des% b ginner. The rel toutoosaaleadleradd` hes bin stead over M.xw}w. tains he visited nes hie old v.y friends. .- • 5. LARGE STOCK OF 5 Choice Goods TO -SELECT FROM 33. o 1.EAC_ SAY, 010 YOU SEE THE BOODLE ? 7(-11-N ern 1\0:C_ MIrou.doot Is giving the LARGEST PRICES for FARMERS' PRODUCE is tows at his Mare, when be always Wan hand • large m.milt 3-o' 9'}ItT •FR GROCERIES AND CROCKERY, FLOUR AND PElD. It will be to the public advantage to give him a tall before going elsewhere. 2217 - attention by the reverend speaker, who pointed out to the little ossa ever to be ready to lanae of Him who said, "Forbid diem not," and his examples gives of little workers as beginners is (grief's eaa a were brought forward to make a deep impression ,on his youthful Emmen to do likewise. The hymns chosen were special. Among them was that grand old one "There is • Happy land." The ohoir sang in good i..rm, )dies Hortuo presiding at the organ, Two of oar yuang ladies prettily and tastefully deeksd the pulpit. communion table and choir stand with flowers &a., for the her vice, which, we understand, will be an annual event. The Sunday school staff of teachers for 1890 are : Misses McAl- lister, Macdonald, Relton Gad J. Law- son, while the officers are H. A. Horton, S. B. Williams and A. C, Macdonald, supsrinteedent, the latter having held the position for the past thirteen yeah The weekly prayer night for the church wdl be held henceforth oa Tuesday sight instead of Wednesday, as formerly. Joseph W belppton and min have locat- ed at New Westmtnieter, B. C., and report favorable prospects. The family will nut remove Rinse Ethel for the present. Bew.rtahle its. Euuxost, March 28, 1889. J. M. IItLeoo : Dear Bir, -I have a brother who is very ill. He has hem ailing off and on for about six years. His is • very had ane of dys:epsia. His stomach will not hold any food, and he ie suffering great pine at times. He is also very constipated. He is just home from a two week's stay in the Toronto hospital, where he received no benefit. He is so wasted that he is hardly able to walk. Will your Renovter be good for him I Yours, R. Nsi.'4ox. Kuneoairs, July 11, 1889. J. M. McLeob ; Dear Sir, -My brother did not take your medicine until lately, and be finds i1 doing him good. Kindly send two $1 bottles of your Renovator this time, per expreee. Yours, etc., R. NELSON. Etarwos, August 6, Ifif5J. Data Sn,-)fy brother continues to be a little better. He has not vomited lately. His bowels are in a dreadful state. Send Renovator Mme as last. Yours, etc., R. Nal -40N. Eutxoas, Jae. 15, 1890. J. H. McLeon : Dear Ste, -1 thought 1 would write myself the time bed let you know how Ism getting along. Your Renovator has done me a lot of good. I have gained In flesh and strength a good deal. 1 gained from 125 pounds. to 145 pounds, and I am strong enough to do the ordinary work anted the bars, ole. 21 Yours, ate., JANOS Nelms. ll SUMMER SHOES fin ENDLESS VARIETY .1 ewe Gad Pelee. st the Old-loetarwed i�'"t�l.aoo Stole It. E. DOWN 1 am sot maned to one Make or Style. bbl ova give you ,our chaos.ot the Bste Production in footwear from W the Leading Manufactures fn the Dominica. Prime lower thee at Gay other GWs.stord* the Dema*. for,the same clew Ordered Work seed to the beat a Camille. NO SLOP WORK E VERY PAIR 0UAD1AIITRED, Re one Promptly and BEOF E. DOWNINC, EflGO0115!�- --- SAUNDERS&SON eller a la M good. damaged by woke at their recent fire : Wall Paper, $1,000 Worth ; Tinware, General Assort- ment ; A Lot of Preserving !Ket- tles ; Library and Parlor Lamps ; Table Cutlery, and all the Fancy Goods on the Floor. Cary sad Call w SERI BLR8AIIS, at year ewe 5ri.ss. ems A number ser paresis with Meath Bind Recipti of `iTie s>nal.' listened in the earliest deeming from let Rameel. iii skeeter, 1st verge, free be &Wee to end, and were kept ie rept FINE PRINTING PAPERS AT SIGNAL GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Pt Hur- on, Goderich, Sand Beach, Tawas, Bay City,w and intermediate points. The Past Steamer LORA, WILLIAM ROACH latter, harm Sedate& as foliswem sur ammo, I rem. weer tome* ISE a. soL Jane 0, t. 11. 19. f1, II ren R:- h ps only 51110,. bei set bah and Roemt Trip only 81*10, re, tanker inforreetien apply a Wit