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BORN.
t:14:ItT- le itru..sl. oa the 2(t h uit. . the
wire of Mr. John Wright, of a daughter.
,ut4'H1HAL11-le tir.sforth, ea the &el ult..
the w.f. el Mr. Jas. Archibald. of a mint.
J At'K*032 - In elbows on the flat alt., the
sit. of Mr. Janes Jackson,. of a dummies •
)1N'wifeel W. ))i.la LMtl
cDor.ld dratst
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theof
a daughter,
\I1(H A NI. -1. H allet u,oa the !!id d t .. t be
etre of Mr. James G. McMichael. of •
daughter.
CIIA5l11K1ts -la Grey. on Aaeirdat. March
the wife of Ilamnel Chambers, of •
(laughter.
(•&MERIN la Ethel. on Mends), March
Rah. the wife of Alex. Cameron. of •
daughter.
MARRIED.
Vet !Nett ADA SIS- At the residence of the
!vide'. Whet...3715 Lettere acr.. ('hl'•ago,
11L. un Wednesday. the ilth March. James
O. Trainer to Hannah. Moisture of Uro,
W. Adams.
CAI,, 5 1 R- DAVIS--At the tveldeoee of
the bride'sfatbarl'listoa,nn tete `S -h ult.. by
the Rev. J W. MIittroa. Mr Janes Harvey
;�\•. ef-lftfftad. Maattlubs rl4a t
soli of the late Rote. Callander, to Hattie
'i• second dsu•hter of Mr. ti. Davis.
DIAMOND -TAYLOR At the residence of
the blide'aparents, Sts■ier. en the 2(331 alt„
ty the Rev. J. It. Shavena W. \ . Diamond.
M. D.. of (osteal. to Mir Rachet Taylor.
of St• ilei•
PAItTLGN-RtVIM; --At Toeato. on the
events( est Match 19, by the Rev. J. M.
Walks, Mr.Howaud P•rtten, ot Toronto.
to 33i.31 Asafe Rayaow, fourth daughter of
Mix John Ragmen. Merton.
CLARK-McDONALU- Ga Marsh 31st. at the
!ride's !tome. by Rev. Jae. A. Alderson.
R. A.. Witham F.Clari:, V etrtaary mantes*,
me of Jsnsee Clark. (Whore. township, to
ieeselk lielbaall. daughter .f A. C.
31,1 tonal, of Dunlop village.
DIEM
IvF L':bl In Keeler. on the 72nd a11.. Richard
Wendt. aged 71 Tears 2'months and tide's.
4 1LRJ('E At New Wastminlster, It C, on
Marek 12. W. A. Oalbtek, late of Hressela.
third son of Mr. John ('albick, Clinton,
aged 30 ones and 7 days
RF,ITH-la Moodyvylle, )t.1' , on the 22nd n(
March. Zimmer, wife of Mr. James tteith,
We of Clinton. Aattgkter of )Ir. John Cal-
, hick. aged TO years. 10 mobil and 1a days
31.Q1'RCN- In Stanley. as the Y2nd sit., Wm,
equate. aged int years.
N iest►N -la !reatortlt. on Saturday, ]larch
Mat, IRS. Alexander Wilson. sr., aged 82
ream
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Roes 9a n )(arc rat
t r rola
t. >s la aaahel y
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Jennie Duvrssee, beloved wile .J Sir. R
G. Rms. aired % year'.
(.RU'NDY- in Lucknow, on the :post rots
Andrew R. Grundy. aged :9 yeah.
Fi)i(Bg4-In Grey. on Math Vad. Jokn
Forbes, aged 44 years. 6 months and 15
days,
1 -01'N0 --In Clinton. on the 25th ult.. henry
Young, aged :e1 years
CUMMING.' - In k'Inetham. on eat order.
March 22ed, Jame* Cummings, aged 01
rota•,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The It, k ('. ('orris Ps. S
P,,tators Win. Burrows S
Un Goode ---w m. Acheoos .... .. ... 7
For Sale or Rent Wm. Acheson 1
I wr or stolen Thos Stewart. sr.. .. 1
For sate at Bargain Frank Pretty 4
I. en.0 Commission W J. P aisle,. 9
SPnad Announrr.nent Mir Cameras i
opening A - Aleek esadaee....7
THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
A ehiels oniony tor, hiis' notes.
Ani !oak MU priest it.
Now is the time sad now the hoar to call up
nn peewee Stewart at his studio and get your
picture well taken.
A ((nun 1'9L.urT. The most useful gift
ton res mare is to give a Wirt Pen. Apply
toll. McGillicuddy. anew. Goderieh. tf
The Woman's Christian 'temptera 'temperance 1. sloe
meets In the Tea peranoe Hall, North strata.
business mention at 9 o'c ads afternoon. meet/ar at
Don't wnrlast wlatar's old duds when you
an net • wanking new tWt at prices never
before mooed. and of styles sever before seen
at V. J. leidhanes, the peoples ctotker.
ThM la the season of the Ivor for R ng
and while yon are about t eall
neon R.R- I1.►lsw••, and let him show you his
magnifieeat display of laouldfegs for parlor
pictures. At prices that caseet be bailee.
Mies *blend's sprls( mitliaery Is now open
for Inspctios sad she cordially invitee the
ladies to glee bar a Bali. They wilt find the
latest novelties 1s MtaMnwetassd trlmmlints
Om a full nee of Wiser rammer undertone
and hooter,. yNtl.tf
A, FORTt-1NATtt fhwroYIIV.-A very short
time ham been ow(acie,l to !trove l 1AtM•
dee k W lI.wn% Soya/ G of
Ile le • mealtime of more oetabli g� mei•
it for the cure of ewghs. a�r+s tar'asi
hnarsenera end Insipient _ --
name Indicates it oornblnes wring bad
rrts
seething pe.ttee of glycerine wkk tot weR-
knnwe virtues et Fir Reliant and Y aldoeM
MI? witM,nt an equal ter reefer these troub-
les
reahles for whit h alone It le led. The
tale has evtcnd.d from one end of the Prey.
Me. to the other it is sow for mate by
druggists in God.rleh. Price Sar. per ho(t1..
Nim
H. Rothwell was in town this week.
Ade*. Dememy visited herr last week.
Rennet ( Vie spent I :noel Friday in Clinton.
A. Norris is .i.iting friends in Harriman.
Mea (Dr.l Mamie, of Ember), was in town
this week.
Wm. Holman, of Seaferth, was in town
last week.
Mr /:en. R. Morra,nf (.ueIph,w.a in town
this amok.
Harry Pollock, of Tomato, vatted in town
t31is week
Mise D. HnP'hereme left last week for
i)ewrer, Coley ado.
M re T Define, of iwncknnw, was visiting
in town this week.
N r ,John Elliott, S. A., of Walkerton,
spent the Ramer vaealion ie town.
Mills Bello McLeod. of Ripley, who her
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
John Kelly, of Blyth, visited his r,o be
this week.
\\',u. Attworll, of 14y -field, was in to
this week.
%V. Kelly u stinting at his house in Klyt
this week.
r Carrie Parson, of Detroit, span
Easter in town.
A. Robertson has taken a position a
F. J. N'idham'..
THE SIGNALS GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY AI'RII.:l, 1891.
5
Appalallowed. A'al allowed with raeM. Cross-
appeal dismissedwith coma, if it oucsas
iued
any ousts to the apoal!•nta that would not
es lo
have beincome( ►s the appeal ane.
ti. H. Maks, lj,('., and (harrow, -Q. ('.,fur the
h
dnadaata 11.('., and M. l:.
thaw= for t tiff.
door. Bert $horsing, of Detroit, is m town.
• MUMS Mww spent the Fwstet holidays la
m mderich.
Mir %% hasty, of Clinton, is visiting rola-
tive in town.
Mian Bell hes returned froma lengthy
visit to (Iacono,wt
Mr. J. Elwood, .4 Turto, was u
town for Easter.
Mr. Alf. (:reed and family, of Brantford,
have taken up their modem:*iu town.
• Jae an Reid, of Ikon, Lambton «runty,
has arrived 1n town to take a position o4*
the tug Seibold.
Mr. and Mrs. Itrayley resumed onSatur-
day to Tontine atter a visit to the hitter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs %Wilkinson.
Lashes, cleanyour kid gloves with
Mello rs lilomay I'leaner, for sale ly b) John
,)chewdrafted,a. Ala., a full line of drafted an.l
mein -sae 1 kid gloves in allthe aunt desirable
re Blades. 02 -In
wen Mr. \falter Hick, (:oderieh township, .4*
%..Int slay brought to us a large butterfly,
which h*.{ every . of being as
h
fully developed as it the 'session had toren
two months later. Mr. Hick ev-ideutly
t lives in the "Sunny South."
Navigation is now open at this port.
t The tugs Seibold, ('apt..Jas. Inkster, and
1 James Sillib, of Saltford, left Inst week for
' British Columbia.
J. McIntosh and 1'. Jenkins bis for
Detroit .n Wednesday.
N'ddaas, of %Singhal», rialto.' his
parents here theta week.
Miss Atutir MCKitchie, of lhttroit,
visiting frl.oIs 311 turn.
Miss Se.phie Williams has returneiIssusas
estetudel top to New York.
John Naftel has purchased %Vine Asides
house on the International farm.
Percy H'ahon, Lindell, spent the faster
holidays with hos parents :n town.
.Kohn \'stutter, of THE SD; NAL stall. visit
• c.) lu.. preutr, in Stratford, on 4.0.11 Friths).
S Maloomsem, Ontario Rank, Aurora
spent Faster holidays at his home in town.
Harry Parsons, thank of tunimeree, Strat
tori, spout the Faster holidays at his home in
town.
Ur. I:f.,. Nolle farewelied At tom Salve -
tion Army tThr
onto
week, and lett for Thato
qtr Tdmlay-.
('apt. Frame, of Wiartou, arivcl in town
on Tuesday to month hu position as captain
of the tug Joe's.
Mr. V. A. Hosie .arrived h from
(:eederieh for the Poster holidays last night.
-Sarnia Observer.
.Ise, ('oroper, wbo was .pending the winter
in the Orkney Islands, Scotland, arrived
her- on Wednesday.
lh',•adia, ‘apt. John l raigie, were the first
to move out, tin Wedneday they steamed
out to the lake and set their nets. The
tug ('Lucas, which hail been re-
port, see launched from the island 00
Wednesday.
E.yRTE.e tr-KS-les .1T ST. (: Low :E'.. The
u Easter aerv-ice at St. I:s.,rge's church was
such as to reflect credit uµ34* all vont-erlle.I.
Rev. W. A. Young, the rector, delivered a,
aIle senora Loth morning and evening. The
cthO•nr, under the ltstderahip of Mr. I.towrling.
'e surpasses) i11 previous efforts as regards first -
elute singing, anti deserves the highest praise.
The church was appropriately detonated for
the mention.
Tilt (•..se:iy; .ATlo.5 see mirth.. Knox
church coagregetion is n°w separated fnrm
those of Inelnrrn and Union c ureh, .:ole
rich township, the official announcement
having lien mute M the rospective pulpits
•
last Sabbath. Rev, J. A. Anderson remains
as the sok pastor of Knox church, and Mr.
Andrew Neilly, who has jut timeliest his
course w Knox College, Toronto, will
'apply inebarn rind C,1io1 church for the
Mr. Hugh Dunlop, merchant tailor, was
in Toronto this week getting the very latest
pointers as to styles.
Vm. McLaren, of \Garton, arrived in
town on Tuewday to till the position of
engineer of the trig Sea :ult.
Mr. and Mrs Mi.nthnrne, of Toomntq, were
in town this week visiting the litters par-
ental. Mr. and Mrs C. Pretty.
!. very enjoyable special musical service
was rendered by the choir of North -m.
Methodist church on Sunday evening.
R
Golden, of golden Valley, arrived in
town bet Monday, haring secured a sittta-
time with Mr. John ('raigie as boat -runner.
it wore arnnnlg 10 see a Humber of shall
boys quarreling over a copper that was fas-
tened to the .i.iewalk .n \Gest -at. r4* .lot
Fool's I lay.
R. A. \Iat!teson 1.1t for Detroit last week,
where he has secure) a situation till navigs.
Don opens, when he will resume his peahen
PA nate of the large SEL.
Dr. M. Nicholson, the Westat. dentist,
makes the of the natural teeth
a specialty. (:as administered from 9 a. m.
for the painless extraction of teeth.
Messrs. .\. Seeger, C. toe, G. Allan, E.
and 4,1 Gamow, A. Seaoorl, and J. Tattle
returned to Woodstock College this week.
0. Problems, also left to take a course at
the college.
Mutein Chisholm, of TIIE !4n5 %I. staff.
spent last Friday hunting in the forests of
I oolhorne, he secured a gossl bag of cense,
so much so that he had some difficulty in
bringing it home.
Rev. Geo. Richardson will deliver a ser-
mon for sailors and fishermen in North -m.
Methodist church .4* Sunday evening next.
The pastor extends a cordial invitation to
all seamen t., attend.
On Thursday evening of Int week a tire
bloke out in the residence of John Bunts,
Arthur -stn, which was parsed by the Wallen
over of a move. it was soon 1
and little damage was dose.
As "ORA sex Asn 0 TEA." -Next Thurs-
day the Lashes Aid of Victoria -at. Method-
ist church intend giving an "Orange and 0
Tee.- This will be an interestiog occasion.
All invited. For particulars sae ill...
Mr. Wilmer %mith, of this town, hes se-
cured a half intent in the ceiebrstel Millar
Rro.drast Seed Sower, ,ranufarturel et
Marion. Ind. ,which promises to be • useful
article among our farming core sunity.
tour nr Ar tor. -The board of audit,
which is composed this year of Judge Tamm
and Mr. H. Either, of C e.litas, onsets tallay
office, at the Clerk of the Peace's oce, at 11
.clock, to audit the county and I:ontes-
mrnt accounts
Lteuere.r. -A meeting of the Junior Hu-
ron lacrosse dub will be held is the Albion
Hotel this (Friday) evening at eight o'clock
for the purpose 0( or inning. As business
costne•t.•l with the C. L. A. will he trans
acted, a full attendance is requested.
John C. Stewart was in inungannon hat
week for the ppuarpnrr r4 secunng a purse
which wr lost by Mise K. McDonald while
going f.,m here to Lscknow on the stage.
The purse was found) by Mr Dnrnin, of
Dungannon. (ion. rtmve to Ripley rob Fri
clay and handed over the purse to she owner.
Tot Asstz*L--A heavy docket of crim
Mesal mows will he brought in at the Spring
Assize., ....impelling a caw of murder, one
of rape. four of forgery of promissory notes,
and each owe of cattle stealing and escape
from custody. T mngh • typographical error
TRE flies al. last week aennouncel that the
Arises would April 1N. Mon-
day. A rid 13th. is the correct data.
P i-trr v. If T. R C.' The following in
referenes to ahs ease appeared is the report
of the pent - ending of the ( iiv-isioon,
before Form sru, J., at (=Division,
re-
cently .Indgmrnt on appeal by the
defendants and erns -appeal by the plaintiff
from the report .4 the toaster at I:oaderich.
The plaintiff claimed damages for breaches
of covenant for tits and quiet en' t,
and Prondfnot, J., who triol the mow,
directed • rafaiwes to saeMa the ilanisemi
for breach est the mrsimmaat ler title 312 0.R.
at p. i56i. The emitter msaaatwd oke tiEts�•
e at $17.666 O6. The learned judge �siia
that the plaintiff is sal miNNIK M
hat weak. (W' Sumo MOO, twilitessit Mite ' e•
mem allowed by tbe revert
A tires -earn. A`wt*,Lv. - The last
asemldy) of the season was held in the town
hall on Tuesday, and was beyond question
the most sucoesstul of the series. Over
tifty couple* were present, ani there war a
repee entation front I'baton, Seatorth, Hen•
mall, Loudon, Toronto, Lucknow, Myth,
Port Elgin and other poison Everything
went our weU, and the toilunittee of man-
agement is to 1e• congratulated upon the
answer/id close of the reason's "hops,"
RI',.RI!.e: THE SEA.n,o. -On Sunday last
as A. Seager and P. Walton were crossing
the ice between the piers it gave way around
them and left then standing on a small
Nock of the saute. Seeing that it would
not hold both, A. Stanger, who is an excel-
lent swimmer, jumped into the water and
swam ashore, while i'ercy waited until •
boat was launched from the pier to take him
of last week we re.ortled a .Similar inci-
dent, and it is our impression that the young
anon are anxious t, see the swimming sea-
son ernve.
P)t.atRAtl or M&rnio,::. -_-The Sunday
School Teachers' and Young People's Aliso-
elation of Knot church has had printed at
THE Su:.Il. job department's program of
ith weekly meetings for the nine months of
the year ending December 27th. The lu-
ternatinnal Sunday nchoei tenons are taken _
up in their regular course at there meetings,
which are held every Tuesday evening in
the lecture room of the church at 7:30 00 -
clock, and to which all are heartily wel-
comed.
Hoxoa Paths. --Following u the honor
roll at the Separate School for the month of
March : Sen. IV. - Loretto furry, Jae.
Payne, John Tiygphe : jun. 1Y. Maggie
i'ayne, Ellen Webb, ('has. 14110u -iv : sen.
i11. -. Elkn Melkinald, Andrew Lynn,
Maggie Lynn ; jun. III. - Edw. Tighe, :
last Chisholm, Rosa t:allaggher, iklia
Burns ; second -John McDonald, ll. I% ebb,
Frank McBride, Kate Mclknagai : part sec.
and Annie McDonald, Moon.. McBride,
\f. Tighe. \eUie %Vidliamson.
TRA AND E.TEATAttst.T. The Cadets
of Temperance will give a supper and enter-
tainment in the Temperance Halt On Fri-
day, April 10th. A reel program of musi-
cal and literary selections has been arrang
ed. 'supper wall be served from 5:30 to 7:30
.'.Lock, and the eat
will com-
mence at 8 Admission, 25cta.: children
under 12, 15cte. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the purchasing of uniforms for the
Cadets, and it is hope) that a large number
will make it a point to be present.
0EPA•Ttn not BMMTI I( ('°I.r it RIA. --
Mr. Wm. McCallum left on Thursday
for Britiak Columbia, where he will 'pin his
father, who went thither a few weeks ago
and who now holds a good position in the
Vamoouver electric light and street rwiiway
works The corporation in now advertising
for an en ,neer for the waterworks anal
electric light plant herr, while they might
have mar the expense by hiring Mr. NV.
!,•Callum. who was both willing sod com-
petent to fill the position had his salary
been slightly increased.
A EoTERTAt.)IEoT. -_ The
Epworth League of Victoria -et Methodat
church held their first openmusi.al and liter -
sty entertainment since their recent organise -
taco on Monday evening. They ha.l afine audi•
ence, the body of the church heinv well
filled. To ns:ne those worthy of praise we
would be compelled to reprint the entire
pengram. Rev. Mr. Hutt.n remarked, in
moving a rote of thanks, that they had o1.1
favorites se well as new, and it was hoped
the new would frequently be heard at en-
. 'A in the future. Somehow Ren.
Mr. Hutto has a happy ferret of making all
gatherings in his church • success.
Lour 1. THE oarsT, We imagined the
day for getting lost in the woods of Huron
county hal become a thing of the past, lint,
nevertheless, such an occurrence happened
Colborne township on (nn4 Fridaa.
la ('
young two from near town went hunting,
and succeeded in getting • fine keg of game.
He was in the heart of ole hush, and day
light was on the wane before he thought of
returning hone. A. the night ad'-auwl the
darkness heaths* interne and the maid young
man plodded nu, as he imagined, toward
hone, hot when • waning was meekest and
Pertain landnuteks came to view he diarov
enol that he had been going the wring way.
It was threw ,,'eloek Satonlay morning be-
fore he reached hewn, and we premume it
will he mom* tinge before he gore hunting
rypd•.
Oam-sev. Thaw departed this lifene
Lbw hook of .AHI' i 811101• of two
we.ka,u the 1aps of *Ur Quail Col
Mott awEri�, t1Mq . _ ti.i mad
Rhyme, .ad sham of our towaarsaa Wm.
Mynas, ('apt- 'Robert Rhythm, of Detroit
aro Mrs. savage, d `eruia oohs was mar
Tied to Mr. Morns some Iwisely-nine years
age and 3..vr • family .4 three suns
and our daughter, the eldest anus, nor
of Hudak., being 27 years of age,
the youngest 13, and her daughter 1b.
Her death u the second brink in the Meng
bas of the family reunion which mei un
Colborne township on the 23rd of August
lam year to celebrate the 80th .nuivereary
of John Morris, the pioneer of the Lown
ship. The other death was that of the
lamented Mrs. Haney Howell..( Radii. N.
Y., formerly of 1 :uslecich. The 1utters! of Mrs
Kenneth Morrie took pkwy Irma the family
resideri.•e to Colborne cemetery, and the
rites were performed by Rev. E. A. Fear,
of Nile church. ('apt. Kobt, Rhynaa, of
Detroit, and Mrs. Savage, e4 Sanas, were
up to .ttteud the funeral. An exemplary
*003013 and detoteal wife and mother las
leaved to her reward.
A. (Its Est mels+01:11 BI- s3Ior t'.1.1,8
NEN M.'A.:113E.T. This week while T...
S 1,0 11. was moving around looking for craw
feature. W present to our read
ere, we dropped into the busins establish-
ment of .licck Sounders, and 1 i that the
retire premises had been re ate, from
mein to stern, as the say)ing is. The rain-
ing And painting were 'l'.ne by E. K. Cat.
eon, and it isn't oreoweary to state that an
A 1 job ie the result, the codon in each de-
partment being suited to the suck carried.
Stained glass windows have been added to
the office, which has been enlarged,
0114 a telephone h.a been put in for
quicker communir•ation with the many cus-
tomers of the house. Established original-
ly by ,1... Saunders In 1863, the Lusitiess
continued to grow, 011.1 when, enure ten
years ago. "Aleck" was taken into partner
ship and the large edifice op West-st. was
ppuur.,haeol the improvement 111 'nisi thee
became even more apparent. Io fact, so
extensive had the business become that this
year it was found neeee•.ry to diode
0, anal tht senior p.trtner went out
of the fine. taking with Ilii fancy gosis,
jewels)', etc.. leaving Aleck w-i.iomiuct 01.e
old business of the firm, where plum.ling,
heating and .beet -iron work are tie keeling
lines, and where u.lr, a hill stock of doves,
tinware and honae furnishings such as ix ear-
ned by metropolitan houses in the sans
linea The military plumbing and heating
department is under the management 01
Jame. Church, S. K. a registered !member
of the New fork and Toronto PlumberPlumbers'so
Association, and for a number of years a
member of of the Toronto Board of Examiner.
of the Plumbers; Association. The ihewt
metal department is to charge of Jane.
Price, an old I:oderich boy, who Peale
to these alio have
ha•d experience in his handiwork.
Wee. \% bite!). is clerk sod book
keeper. The regular staff is seven,
'the are employed all the year round, and
when occasion requires the staff is augment-
ed W snit the conditions. The whole is
personalunder the personal . 'i , .. .. of the
proprietor, "Aleck" Sounders, also a (:ode -
rich boy, who has erected nearly all the
heating and plumbing plants in town, nota-
bly that of the new government building,
both plumbing and heating baying been
done under his - . He believes in
doing first cont work, and engage, only the
heat workmen. In addi:inn to lifting pro-
ve in his own business, he long ago
discovered the benefits of advertising Ito
that "his light would shine," end his ex-
penence has ions -meal him so clearly of the
benefits of printers' ink as an auxiliary of
good work that on the 2nd inst. he closed
a contract with THE Swt:s.*L for the largest
rlyadvertisingcontract ever entered into
.y• a Waimea* !man with any newspaper in
nt
Huron(ouy. Afew more Aleck Saunders, nr
men of his past. and . nrrg} would nuke the
old town "hsrose," lnenm as the e," front •
business standpoint.
Thoma, Bissett and James \Cestcot.t,
who have l.eenspemling the winter at Exeter,
left on Monday morning last for their te-
spe tive farms in Manitoba. the former for
Clearwater and the latter for Douglas. Mr.
Westcott took with him a number of house-
hold utensils' His fancily will follow about
the 2nd of this month.
MASSACRE OF MANIPUR.
CONFIRMATION OF THE NEWS WITH
DETAILS OF THE FIGHT.
!bit»h smelters ttlanthter.d-Iam,aat As
clow on the Part et the ((.roes.,.
Geo•ral to Punish the Tribesman -
some t"nets( oncoming Mawlpwr.
NEW SPRING (HODS.
We have received a large por-
tion of oar stock of spring goods,
and respectfully call your special
attention to our stock of Pring and
Satl•ens. These goals we are show-
ing in the newest patterns ar..l
coloring*. Good dress patterns as
low as he. per yard ; better goods
at 10, 123, 13, 20 and lie, if you
want a print or sateen dress buy
where you can get the best assort-
ment and the best value, and buy
early before the choicest patterns
an.! colorings are sold.
We shall be pleased to ,how you
our stock.
J. A. REID & SRO.
Jordan's Moot. Goelerich,
March 12th, 13123. Tent
resultto result uu a funnier additloa to tis • ms,, H
British lu lis, bringing tri Hnti.h 1; uptre is
closer Kouta, t with the ('hineve fronti.'r.
Mannose, although a.ljsceot to Asses, in
loo !.ort of ,bat province: it is .an audepen
tent t tate, ruled by a Rajah, who pays uc
trii,u10 V. the liritt.b and who exercises at -
solute power wildtht his borders, ex •'pt tare
privilege of making war. The state a as
independent aa the great native kingdom. of
Plydersbetd, liwalior and Inlora. It is situ-
ated ou :he corner betwesu nue two tea pm-
-
- duc:mg,l..tri aofA.aatnaud (lastl".r. The
gr•at••r part is tableland -no riehor soli in
tb.-wurbl. as the tea -planters know emit
Ther i, no .1 .ubt that this disturbance
wi4 give the t'ieero.; of India the oppor-
tunity to murex Mau:pur, repeating the pro.
omeliugs of Lord U,li,ouui(' in nude and
Lod Du.Toriu iu Rutin/tit
The tribe, who attacked :be yrommissibnrr s
ramp Wee probably Nagai, who g.t)o a.
much trowWe on that fro:atier wow year*
ago. It is altogether improbable that the
llaairons ttelmsclvo,. were 31uotb,. Tbey
hire ou the veins of the i,.Me laud. have al-
_ on:', been friend', of the planter., grow
their own cotton and indigo, and nn'wl the
floes' pouter in the world. Slanlpur is the
blrthplaee of pyi2.and their players !1al.1 al-
ways lento the ruck Calcutta tennis *be• -
ever they have met.
The Hlebl sndere ear lana.
The 17i) tioorkbas probably died bird.
The tnx.rkha is tot Highlander o4 India.
His home is in the mountatn*. of N••pau1, and
his trate and only joy are lighting- Yeah
ago the English troops bed a bard fl,rit with
Nepali!, and the worth of the foe was
recognized and. (loorkba regiments were
Pais d as soon as the produce had submitted.
At no titer has there been any lack of re -
crofts,. tilt amen being only too gtn•I to enlist;
and quite lately five new regim tuts were
rased.
a Lee 'y of the recital/tits arts at
A11:1oral, N.,rt rn Retired, trod mit bag ago
there was a curious meeting between the
1'_nd fiigb1-..,dor.Itbe lEocl. Watch) tun; the
bl..eker watch of the Himalayan passes No
fell --we got on better together. Tne often are
short averaging -'. feet 3 incbw, thick set, of
a 4-.•p hn.wI completion, bet with merry
(aIem that., ah0
w
tsapdetermina-
tion
when the natter in consideration is a
Debt. Their uniforms er blue serge with
rvl' pipitrg for the coat and trousers
a:.,1 a small round cap vita a 404
ber..l and the 6umber of the rezimeht
They are armed with .bort rifles and carry
the '.•r,k.rie."(! curved sword pe•'u5ar to the
trues, wt.:ch H always kept as sharp as a
raz •r and with which at close quer:co l they
.10 tsrr1L:. work. The (iontei is regitu..3t•
have ninny, done good service. To _ id
Re$nn'ut, that was with Geneatl Sir
Fral•r,.'k }b'barts' tor: a that hc..1 the
3hen.ur lines outside Cabal to 1.7:1, .area
t...• day in tb•, princip,l fi4bt that took
pia- in the hinter month*. The whits
troops were vise* with an unat•Mr')tilde'
p:.n.e nett attetuptiue to drivC tae: the
enemy, whitey had becwn, un•,ro s;y'rwaive
that wns eluant. The tioorkb:fi stood
aro: .e ul cbergral the e..erar, che..iag the
advance, and with the aid of the mei& w'h.,
b.ol t •t. eate4, Iutta dvaueerl again °wick; to
the ..1 ex.:u3ae of the 2nd It ,im 01, .tx*n
soot l'at!w:'. •baa. anti Dervish scuttling
Renee the anowcovcred plain. The
G••. rlh:s had Laken uo prisoner, but
every orads keekerie had re -
its .clpti.m of blend. No kooY"ria s
tlee yh1 m.:c:1 .4 until it bas leen whetted
with ube 1.31++1 of an enemy. Later accounts
w►11 prntnbly allow that the fhoorknas sold
their lone dearly. At Manipur they were
fI .t,ng rigouts: the htgblauderttot Amain and
were ,wetly outnunthered,
SIYL.t. April I. -A torero( O)J (ioorkbs.,
and Cowley's miring detachmeut have ar-
rived at Lakhipur n the direct route from _
Sllchor to Manipur. 1t is believed all the
members of Chief C. oluinton's
staff are safe with the exception of Mr.
7
The ViceroyJ1
, 111. Marquis of Lansdowne, is
hurrying troops into Assam to punish the
bostils Reinforcemeelta are also being sent
into the state located In proximity to
Assam, in outer to prevent any possible dis-
order or warlike outbreak which it a
thought .night follow the spoon ling of the -
news of the msrare of the British troop at
Manipur.
only Themselves to atom..
l.nxoret, April 1. -The mar, referring to
the alaugbtnr of the (ioorkha troops in As
sem, sets the Rrltfnh l'. have
only tbeteeders to blame for this deplorable
catastrophe. Trey should not have meddled
with the nuesti-*s of the deposition of the
Rajah of Manipur, which was the result of a
quarrel between tribal chiefs
Lord Lansdowne, Viceroy of India, has
eat/4d to the Government that the Indian
fortes are •ttundantly able to ,teal with obs
rebellion at Manipur without the aid of ad-
ditional troops.
During the program of the mutiny. despite
the utmost desperation of the fighting, haw
bands invariably kept a loadwf pht,3 111 re-
serve to mars their wives f-om'Wllnor at
tbe hands of Asir Sendah simulants.
The disaster is rsoogniaed by illi"ary au -
Warlike bene as the result of • plunder.
Tarn mistakes of vital rbarer
Smiled the expedition The fart that the
ammunition ran out after a couple of
day. fighting only shows that proper pro-
vfdon had not been Woade for possible *xi-
gmce
The as000d blunder wee the advance of
such • small fore* without support.
t'AIA-Urte. April I. -It is officially an-
nounced that Mn. (Irinne004, with of F. R.
Grimwood, the British polities! egret at
Manipur, the somas of tbm naiad mama.rrs of
the British troops, la eaenpaay with Leot*s-
mota (birdies, Bo(1114 Rne.b, B•teber,
gard and Calvert, has arrival safety at Mani-
pur Crowley's detachment, a another of
other British olsoars who wars insular -
Gusty raptured by the rebels .r. held as
yeomen iso Maniere
11 .ttlaughstr et sae OMB, C
., . ate, eetti
118 000$ f. pallor H alma
Irenring the soft Iwp.atehwaeets.
\Ci'ttttrs:. kueil 1. --Thor' wen an excite
meg .on., m ton Insislature to -4 iy during
en..-3..ttt..rney-Geo•'ra1 %irtln an I Pn•mier
lir..•nwny ,3.:,.•.l they had. as teetitlwl in
111,4 -hut, .-..31x..1 MC'I othor "man without
(At-- ,.• h.•art" and "colonel liar."
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS.
s:.derree Priers.
000z*IwH, April 2, 1881.
Fall Wheat.. .. .. 91 XI to 1 03
"print Wheat ......... ' .... 1 6. 10 1 01
Flour .. S10 10 R 00
13borta,1 ewt 1 en to I O)
Hewn. 11 ' wt.. ... .......... •*Ito • SO
Screeal g• .1icwt_ a N to a 90
Chopped need Wheat V Cwi1 !S fo 12.
Oats. 1 bulk 0 SO to U st
Pea., wbeim_ . . ..........• :s to all
Barley. F bush « - 0 M l0 a .VI
Hay. lr non • N to R 50
Potato's, w hot 9 4 $too St
Apples10utter. 9 bash. a• ote; le
fresh eapaehei, l ilea • 1! u 012
( N
Weed
Nerd • ii toMO N
*Mies -,. 3 N to 3 00
Sheepskins0'.........,.. J , S to 1 NI
Dressed Reflt, 1 out . $ fa to S 30
Pella ..... ....... ,. 0 W to 0 on
April 31, INN.
riser•run w.It toms Is
?Iris(
(Haatr►sy
00 to
mete sa
N1 to 0 An
• t$ *00 53
twines*.(seesal »sean,.sees 1S0ro330
atoll 30
13 to 0 1A
.... 13 to • SS
wwp�............ ::.: 1p107 M
Mtn/ N
••••••• •• •••••• ..... ••NInON
atICA '11.1111
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL,
REST, -
A Saving Department Inas been
necliou with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
G EO• DR UMMOND,
Manager Galeria Brauch.
POTATOES ! }
POTATOES !
POTATOES t
t 2,000,000.
6,0oo,000.
(t('/Md 1Il con-
A Tri. .t *fres.
POW DALaut'aOg, April 1. -?.re eariy
this uwa'arttg totally J wtroy.1 a t .Vo -story
train. bw1Jwj 04 eel by J. J. 1),al.».t, m••r
cbsat iaau, , and u yup:et by hi.ase.i awl it
r
tui t1SC131 story by :i -, iu sur 1.. 14., N.J.
21:, 4.r. 0'31 4.M.. an 1 also an a tjotuing
two-story grease iud.ling owned an 1 uccs-
p.i d by 0.707 .harp as a r.., !ince anal rata.'
1ra5ry.
lltMC)C, Aril 1.-11*-ly tits .n )'ata; 14
rens ease of Jamie Tn.szops n1 was entire y
dc,:royed by 3315, top:leer ado ell its c 1.1r
tau:... del }$JO; irt'sre l i, Yeo ri •4 730311!
for •Jl1 C5*.', iloriet'ire en do1 r.
luta,: RIvirtt. Agra l. -rue tnrta ase•
cola. Slops sad foundry °wtl_rd. by It »florin
Jt emapaay were burue 1 tad night. Then
',an iMtronr, of $7) s) oa the boletu &
' Venule E.abe.t to 1 to title orate,
:tie nt-i': u, %'t., .t,iri1 1.- :':.-..:r ill (hewn ig
won wore low 4vats gee, bis ,Miami r
'rbu:nus WHliatus of h:uruuav •d. Vt.. whc
w-airaanx.d:e1 by three law is Albany • few
Sights •4 ., dir.l last night ut Lisseipi'-iwt An
nutvsy rovetl:'3 a tit .uferraL• lasir.,1•ktd fu
the brsh' for ab nut tine ::rz..0a. 1) it. o: bit
1btIt*tTnT Olio' hay 300. ttor *Tar"(. I . •Ii'17i-
td tont \ub a•. u•ni,rale at ibo ti:an of
toe atu.rt-s imI alel a: his h.ea.e the nor
brmla wan mesal wit LIli i ferrule ,using.
I took Cold.
I took Sick,
I TOOK
RFSUL1 .
I
take toke lit3r
Rivals,
AND 1 AV VIGOROUS ENOUGH BTOeTAKE
ANYTHING I CAN LAY YY HANDS ON;
Saw Sat too, FOR Scott's
Emulsion of Pu Cod Iver Oil
and HypophosphhtesofLimeand
Soda NOT ONLY CURED MY 1Inlrlpr
sent Consumption HUT 1U1LT
lit UP, AND IS NOW PUTTING
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT THE RATE Or A POUND A DAY. 1
TAKE IT JUST AS EASILY AS !DO 1111.9."
aoott'. Emulsion le pat up Only In Salmon
calor wrappers. Bold by all Druggists at
Seeand el.N.
SCOTT 8' BOWNE, Belleville.
IJRWILLIAM
r
If�K
ILLS
E
PLE
RE NOT • Pur-
,Lamuve Medi-
cine. They are •
Stooptoon helixes,
T.,.ic and Hrcon-
eranrTna... they
supply in a condensed
form the substances
welly ueedeal toen-
3cb the Ithied, ruriug
diseases coming
1001 Poen and WILT -
RT Rue,n, or from
rna'RD Hennas In
1*woo, and also
non/orate and BUMP
the Storm and
Stares, when broken
down by overwork.
meatal worry. disease,
excesses and indiscre-
tions. They have a
Srxrtno Aceloe on
Srxi•At. RTA: res of
men 0nil women,
toring ,.ose vtooa
and correcting all
r1111rO LAaTraa arid
EyEaj N wise !dbis trentnl !seor
ulties Ao1nll or railing,
bis leis powers flawing. should take the.. MA
Pmts. They win restore his lost energies, both
Physical and mental.
EVERY WOMAN
should take them.
They rare al) sup-
pressions
uppressions and Irregularities. which Inevitably
entail sickness when neglected.
should take three Pitts.They will cure tbe eco-
system ..3 yuuthful lead habit., and strengthen the
system
YOUNe melte em WOMEN° :moi
For male by .11 druggists. er will be sent upon
s,0eipt of pries (50e per box). by addressing
TSS Da. WILLIAxi• JItKA. CO.
Brockvil3, Ont
OUNe MEN
- P1So'S _: ,, R E FOR
THE BEST COUGH MEDICINE.
MILD IT nouns tvuTwittia
Nc iMPT10N
it covers the ground
-the B. & C. corset. It is
perfect in shape and fit, is
boned with Kabo, which will
not break nor roll up, and if
you are not satisfied, after
wearing it two or three weeks,
return it and get your money.
ASK YOUR 1)Rl' (00194 DEALER
Ft)R THRSiE (OR41:T,.
a• seeots�k. he Aa•w r
V!s•► bt
.e• AM. •Ai,.,
.sr. a.air. r
r«' 11..4.3). CNaae s
win. :w
••• .11..1.11 H.M•t nee
skiONay anon w.ri..e wMo
rtea.w
NEW YORK RURAL, No. 2,
BADGER STATE,
EARLY PURITAN,
F.Jtrllcst sod heat grown, at
BURROWS',
Tho �r.•.lsln.,n,' iLc.uaton +t. 01.91
MISS CAMERON
Wishes to announce to her
many customers and the
ladies generally that she has
completed her spring pur-
chases, and as a result has
the most elegant display of
all the newest things in the
Millinery line, amongst
which are the handsome
new shades, Corn Flower
Blue, Steel and Pearl
besides an unequalled dis-
play of Flowers, Feathers,
etc., etc.
All are cordially invited
to call and see the display of
novelties for this season.
MISS CAMERON.
Z112 -2m
-ENTit.t V.ILIIN-
TEAS AU SUGARS
---For tis. • '- -..o Necks at --
ED. CAMPAIGNE'S,
('or. Slu::t:. a: -et. and square,
Telephone Connection.
The TORONTO IIOUSE
LE AI) Ii''•T
DRI GOODS E1PORIUI.
Latest and Best
SPRING C000SI
•,.a On air w.
P. O'DEA,
Manager.
PLANING MILL
ES 1-131131110 1D56.
Buchanan & Son,
,' .. T1' MINA
BASH, DOOR and BLIND,
los '• • 11 all kinds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And IaYlder'. ,.,ao,•r;at of every dsserfpslow
hiniture a Svecialt!.
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