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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-8-4, Page 1TiiEO i' `* nII G N'EWBP.41LPE:Ei. Or HJ ON OOUNTY_ GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1892. D. McGILLICUDDY, P"" UL. XLIV. No. 23•.. 7��.�...�� T lets AT NM OAPs YOUR LABEL THIS WEEK. Olds rim Tera Sans E Meilen err tx Amara. floe 9g^f• me eq...» d Jeku A.ual Al.e. ER �gNEMENTs THIS WEEK .PIs. • tea gtlm--J. Itmbesor•a• , .. T•k-Sia.aLOuse; . .. •• g wades Leola nae Pere -4. g•ae i 1 ▪ M este i "amid ca n .awry eo , .«... I io l';rditer•-P aith'e Neiyr-Wilmer Omar g a,yaidmooed-Mrs. Kidd *g L W. Weatherald1 s rr dans- v. J. Prtdbem }e Tsi�_L es R. w �I WSetwetto dastatess. ........ $ M netr- lit C. CAMERON'S Ct SE. g,,matr teeteay rem Tb• treei Co I ease Ilan. rThrliwcardtee Review. Lao acct T1te Review copied w article tea the gale' oh " Star " relating to net that bed been made against M. IN FAVOR Ole' OONTINENTAL UNION � .�+ -' •� thrix «� ra 11. mine pw.....e.le.b.ra.bl.1.IItesepe. M►y amid w riveters as THE COUNTY NEWS and no dodo Mese will re thle ewisa the mils that prevail time? aseices. earl did eeme to be se ardor. • We eheald Mars from their example to • en, d .mien . 1 b.s.nt. fully e..vlosed .ewes time are that there was me other way of bnagiag Why Kr. men Myer. Thinks prosperity to Conde. 1 consoler uatos lo - 1.t Would bo le 000d Thins. , for the pen, twisty -eve years hes bees one bong effort on the part of the Omosdias peo- ple to dodge the inevitable. Confedermio was am evidesoe of this attempt to swipe the I0gie of the situatio : the buddies d the C. P. R. .t • emit of indium d dollen to enwuraute trade between Nora Scotia sad British 1 .dumb& is place of permitting it to follow its natural chann••ls was another t while the National Polley „ ' h' Cotteerva- Ontario. Mr. T. M. White, te editor of over •nal the Uurennetoi Reciprocity the Cam.ervative newspaper the Review, of Windsor, has twos apponut.d secretary. He will take obarge on September 1st. ow - forth • vigseoos propaganda will be carried ..d ase fall into them. " Objsesieee w being raised te the treatment of the eesatry if united v ' Those two raise them wise to keep as • part d • larger and more scattered empire. 1. then days .d railroads, telegraph wire tad deo- tridty, It would be much easier to gevere at than if at were the ortganal thirty's states. Benda, the system of suite and municipal governments would he • guarantee &g.uset any danger from uowieldinses." " What is being dose to keep the question to the front Y •• We have a provincial organ►intim for 15 charges t;alertuk. a04M•d The T to ,w Article Ithe Hamilton "�$pect4tor," the . Nees Iteoord,'• 'Stye) " Stan • ard - rr•l awl other newspapers Mr. Caner. • h•.I the proprietor of the " Star" arro- w ou . Blare of cantina libel, and has els•aie.l an evilest). and rettaetioa from scb of the paper whack copied The •::ars' rot.. k. lee " World' iater- 'zeai Mr. Nicholas Mutphv, who will enured for Mr 't,ure, Lgainst wham Mr 'a urrou was pre.e.tag • .Leder snit 1 •ad towel from bum the following explain, i0•Mr. Murphy said. .. 1 writ to G.ri'ria," 'to esandu.e the Kiri Lra Iv asord om en a imlaritton mule by her ie the are of Com- m against time andMiller. 1 was coma - iso d url for i.ore The girlI:orden is, nage. :c tb. last stages d oossumptiom. 1 laid here ant and saw her se15.atisd co.- ls:ea. Her phy.iciaa said she meld stand I brwt et.ununettes, but t if pretreatedbe maw Mr. :' read not be responsible. carr, vutwel for Mr Cameron, and asked las Imo long hu cro.n-examttattas of the nr1 would be. 1 said that my ezemiestiow Vii. at occupy more than 15 mammies. Ifr. t.arrow- stated that hie wean-exaumiur ansa would be very long. I think 'bat be 5r5tegool four hours or more. bad 1 confessed esesed that my visit to the dying girl ed ao svmpethy. I expressed this feeling to Mr. s':.rrow. 1 sad this girl • evidencend we. ,cry important to my must be obtained if the case was to go I then negated as an alternative that should withdraw his writ and sestina Mt. brow expressed u pi strong • rep.aaee subject - or the mvalul;gui to a searching cros.-•x- a5:••tiun as 1 .fid. but thought that his eluent would mut consent to dropping the ac - ties. However. be •offered to sound Mr. Comm We met next morning and Mr. Farms aonouw-ed his willtnfptese to with- draw the writ and stop the acme. each to p•` nu own easta. This we accepted It so, .lone entirely from huumanitarian oeuvre. 1 had not thew nor have I now the least doubt of my client's ir-tocemce of the char re of circulating a slander against Mr 1'ameron." This, it will be seen, mite • different face as thr natter. The " `Mar's " statement wss false •n two a ..stied particulars, vis., the utter of a settlement did not Dome from Mr('smeron, mor he counsel. end )Ir. Cain.. sem ,lid not arum' the ems of both sides. This aging true, the "Star's" oomeheies se untrue. Having been misled by the '• Star'* " se - os it we beg (save to retract and to solo• guts for the publication of the article. sad osnnsnts thereon, in The Review. We deny any imputed motive of maid essly attempting to injure Mr. Cameros. N'eh.4 no refer once wtatever to the chu- m until we were led to believe by the u Stars " article that the actions ars;-,t Gore and Miller bad been withdrawn to bark inquiry. We had not read Mr. Mur- phy, statement until it wa• too late to pre- vent the publication of the erroneous and aniust account given by* Wwnpaper whteb we considered trustworthy. Its therefore bet jostle* to Mr. Cameros that we make whet reparation we aim sod ark our renders to diabase their minds of say pnludiee ag.iust )fr. (:anterum which may here been created by the p.bliostios e article from the " %tar.' d re evit.able. The political Meson d Camila. WHERE BENEFITS WOULD COME IN. V tinter/ Mw W11111i IM Mae Wheel air re* ter 5.75* m Mese Tb. Senereaee See VIM •nnesatMs and r.ttstsrl Vales - Oa Nam. es Thaws 1. a mama t Masser. gmtfel reams lis the Parse -A elesswa. •gNalern wall lie ea rreseatlr. M R. IA; IN 11 VMS, OrORANGE-1 villa, Det., has bees in town for Rome days. Mr. Myers has re- oeity tome into special prominence in 0e- tmriu as me of the leaders of the I'ulitiaal Cain movemteee For this be iso bees thre•..sed by Sir Oliver bloom, Attorney Genersl of Ontario, with dismissal front eke position of Crown Attorney d 1)..riu. The oorresiuodenos hetwes. Mr. My.nsud tate Attorney -General's depsrtateat was published at the time in The Herald. Mr. Myers was asked y.stend•y by a Herald representative whetter the deospitaties had yet taken plsoe. " No," he answered. " I have beard nothing once the claw of theoorr.Rpoodesoe. la it., you will remember; 1 was aired to rings. which I declined to do oe the ground that thereby 1 would be a parte to my owa wademastics. This is the vacation season though, and possibly who Sir Oliver ni- ters. to his otos I my hear eomethtng of it." The Herald representative going as to speak of the m55exation movement to Ori - trio, Mr. Myers corrected him. , We aro not aaaaxatio.is*a," ha said. " It is because 1 am oppo.sd s esnex•tios that I am in favor of Political Union. 1 am opposed to the twee:etins that has been going os for the last quarter of • century, and which u encresnng as time roes os, the •nueatioe d the most promising of our citizens. It seems to use that Sir Oliver Mowat and his friesde .re the real annexatiosista. To keep u 6intpa politi al connection with imperial e they are ready to sacrifice our young Policy of the Liberal. are m•nae•tatiom• of the sonic fer:ing. There are few l,ana.Ii•o• *be do sot believe that uniou with the United States ie oar ultimate destiny but sone of thein desire to pustpnse it .. kieg as they can. After the country tae ex - boomed iii isgessity to avoid it, it will yield to the iseviteble." " D. you bud a strung feeling in Outarw to favor of Union'" " 1 501 satisfied there is • etrosg ander- carries of feeling in favor of A. I could give yea the wanes of wore* of sten of pro- mineew whom you would recognize as such, who private couven.tion are outspoken in expressing t[tem,eives in its favor. b. by are there not more public namifesatione of this feeling' An Englishman has Rod that the Cyadtau electorate excels the Englah is inislligenoe, but is far inferior in point of ooeregs. This is true. sod it explains why there is uar the surface little appearamoe of the current beneath. The haring is most prevalent among the farmers anti retail mercna•ta, but is also fuurul amtoog the whoiesale mean, mail u beginning to Spread amoeg the manufacturers. Alen o[ the latter chem who m oomtident of their strength would be glad of the lugs market, if As prm•sescy were enured them. The believers is the inovsmn.at are by so means limited to any sae potitioel party. There are many C.rwry ills who desire politi- cal amioe,tb0Ugh probably our ate:meet op- position will Dome from mtembers of 'bet DROWNING FATALITY. Mx Oat et • norm as Mae lensed as W lens.. Warton duty 28 The most terrific storm that ever visited Wiarton in the history of iia inhabitants oocurred yesterday evening, taking ou the aplx�rance of a geuuine western cyclone. About 6 o'clock • heavy roll of cloud, wits seen to be gathering in the northwest horiuw and it was generally ounoeived that we were about to experienoe a rainstoru,, but nothing more senoue than the several other storms of summer ate expected. At about 6.45, however, it broke over the town in all its fury, and for upwards of an hour the rain fell in torreuta and the wird blew with such violence sa to beggar all description. Not • soul was visible anywhere, .heaving taken shelter wherever the storm overtook them, and nothing was known of its destructive- ness until it began to clear away. Great fere were entertained for those on the w•t- ev, and anxious eyes turned toward the bay, where, before, the storm, a large sail boat eras ten not • mile from shore. There proved to be nine persons in the boat, six of whom, me man and five women, ware drowned. The remaiutog three were res- umed with difficulty. Those woo were drowned were :- Mr. Steam sad wife, ('heeley ; Mr. Stoves,' two .iatirs, from Goelph, and ddre. iouchlin Currie and daughter, Mary, of this town. The rescued Dees were ;-Joh. Savage, John Hankie and John Amines, an India from Cape Croker. )Ir. Stevens had just finished the contract of building a new church os the lediao re- serve, and the party left Cape Croker dur- ing the afternoon in the large sail -boat with • fair wind. They were sailing up the bay wing and wing with • light breeze, awl in another fifteen minutes would have been safely landed on the shore. Seeing the vie - lout appear -mos of the storm they put down their sail, sad, turning the boat to the waves. prepared to weather the gale. At the first gust of the storm the large boat was picked up and turned completely over. The men who were saved were found cling- ina to the boot, which was the only part d the craft out of water. John Swage hung on to two of the women until a great wave tore them from him. J. W. Jermyn, lodian agent .t Cape Croker, came to War toe in a buggy, having left about the same time as the boat, sod, knowing who were in the boat, hurried into town and had • tug despatched to the rescue as quickly as possible. But tbev were preoeded by Johg• Dance, hjp son, and • young mad N3rt , who, seeing the periehmg owes, bravely rushed to their rescue in a small boat ani euooeeded in getting the three mac to *bore. The tug'. crew looked for the bodies of the drowned ones until dark last night bat none were found. Mr. Stevens, of Cheeky, brother of the unfortunate man who was drowned, arrived oo the midnight express with his wife. They were not aware of the sriessnees of the accident =MI they arriv- ed They almost broke down over the strain of the *ad intelligence. The two Savagemen, Jobe Savage and John Lemke, were both of Cheery, dad were employed rah Mr. Stevens at (epi Croker. Savage is . fine - booking m, sad mode • heroic attempt to save eons of the WOUND. Lemkia, by some mamas, *wallowed • great deal of water, and was pretty sick last might. He was taken to the house of Mr. Danes. A steam tog and several sail boats have been searob- tag all day, but as yet no bodies hen been roistered. Bodies in Colpoy's Bay are vary slew 1. ries co aoeomat of the coldness of the weer. - The Canadians born and bred with the mistaken ooaception of loyalty as devotion first sod always W Brush cosmeotioo, will be the chief opponens of the movement. In addition tei Sha, the Cenesrvative party is in power, and the party to power, whether Reform or Coa.ervative, is more n•t.rally disposed to let matters rest as they are. I find the majority of n.:ave Eogliahmao inclined to offer so seutttnental objections to a union between Canada and the United States. Having left England to peek their fortune elsewhere, they are Pre- to look at the question in a sensible right " What about the objeetioos which I pre- sume you observed Mr. Molest raised in his speech at Niagara, that Ontario would be swamped in Congress by the representatives from the other States of the Union " Ontario's provincial powers, it must be remembered, would be largely increased.. As to her voice in Federal • rs, it would be se powerful as that of any other sate in proportion to her population. The States of New York, Pennsylvania, M•ae cbu.etts aad others hove bop ombjected to the same dleadvaatages, if they an be called such, for cos hundred years. The suffering of the first -nested Stas is exhibited by • popula- tion of six and • half !Milian as against • population of less than five million for the whole Ueminton. The aggregate wealth of that State is also vaster than that of the lbmisio5. I observe that our opponents also speak of heading our oocntry over to the United States There would be no more banding of oar country over to bon than there would be the handing et their's to es. They would participate in the rich- es of our oonatty, but we would also par*. cipete in their a, whi,:h is wealthier. In fact, every part of the United Countries would be governed by the diterent Local Legislatures in tear separate interests, and by Congress in the interests of Ob. whole, at the same time protecting every local law - tat. No State that I am aware of now coos. plain* of iu)'astice, while each complaints are ooist•mtly being made by Ontario, and no prorino a when mated would have griev- asol that would sot be Bussed to and remedied. In foot, every objectiou that has yet to my knowledge been raised is purely imaginary." The oppooeuta of the movement are oomse.4y alleging that us- iem means ortain conditions which tt doss sot Emma. It blithe old subterfuge of set - men of et•mend straw to knock them down ▪ • "1'bare is . wide differentia between An- nexation .od Po*iUcsl Union. We are Dow is the po•ttiou of a5 moused colony. Eng- land eooperred the country and anoszed is without mooed ring the wishes of Usaa.liaoa. The term "aaamxatww," 1D connection with Canada's relation to the United States, arose at the ouncln.iem of the Anteroom civil war, when, angered by Canada'. supposed frieodahip for the Con- federates, and by the raids made from Canadian sail, the Northern states threaten ed to forcibly annex Da. The teem 'an sezaties' impl"w ,-oiorced s. vitade. No one thinks of such a thing now ; and it is a misapplication of the term to apply it to the entirely different intentions that prevail at poet. The Colonists propene that there shell be • treaty of anon ; they propose • union fair and honorable, sso more humiliating, to the Canalises then to the people of the UDited States Ie view of the vest 'lumbers and strength of the American people, and their knouts geeros- ity when taken arirht, I am satisfied tbat terms mot generous on be made with them. • What terms do you think should be made'" " .111 terms are natters of detail, and should be thoroughly disowned between the representatives of the two countries. Any- thing that would flavor of bargain and sale, so Canadian world o.Dts.51 to ; bat one of the terms of the mica in my opinion ehetdd be the .ssamptisn by the mew swim of the mama debt d C1oad. Another @head be the �t d the 1st Law. vee r wstways t to permit soma meth to SDDDad to reef William. If the farmers were this to load their products directly ou susnasalsat i Belleville, Cobourgg, nasals Tomato sod other inland porta. it would give a marvellous impetus to Camden isdsstry " ' Don't you thick the Comedian people would object to W obliteration of the Come- dian name t " It is tree that Sir Oliver Moms dwells es that ; brat no ase proposes the oblitera- 4os of the Comedian same Wheat Ragland mid Scotland salted, the new saes took the tame of Great Britain, but the two esusttim retakeed their original titles. Whom Amtrhe sad H were united, the two e.estrles teak the mamas of Amairo- Hsspir Notbiag mold prevent the new ssti6a sorted by our eases with our Sooth- ers mighbo" from taking the tithe of the United States and c1ets4.`" , Da5'1 you think the loyalty cry wile evereeme all the ire yes make to eomsm- pli•h • union t " "1 dost risk so. Oar oostsst.ies is that loyalty @assists d great love for 1sd demobs.' to oar owe people, baud el love fir a mere eomseo4ou with Greet Britain. It won't be diiedt to eesvisse the Can- dian people that that is the Mss eomeopti s d loyalty. There would be se dagleslty wherever hall they M trained hem their salli.i infamy belief that loy- alty assists el the ree.esise d Breath sea - metes elle at the .ser*.s of their dam test divideul iabreeta They mo loyalty Should .seals' el a desks M pro- mote Mie inaoruds d their esethr' sad of tLaniesines." "Ouesat thew maenad .dvsatuges you speak .bent be sheeted egealIy se well ley ljer strrbd Reciprocity or Commrtaal Utiles 1" "I am measly is favor d those mom - mese sad thick that Other see woad he suet Msefidal to the matey, bat they maid fail entirely le brine that prosperity we Imam woadoperap irwse Ewkthe thoegh � dos ..d beteg *spiel key the esamtry, it wind sot befog the me that woad be =t WS t �papsk*4su ase wearys miss alone vn meet Amer- ism will est isvvst MO, ser adds per- sumestly se a fesees.wmary." « What wield prw•'at them r the wtmw ASIlritmrrm DUNLOP. Pum our own ror►esDaseleat. ('ampinst parties are alae the like here. Mn. Allen gave reb4vee Pester'. Hill a ttaament reit oft the Sikh d lest web. Sarah Barker, formerly of our berg. but wow d Windrow, is tae greet el her bro- ther, the., .1. H Barker. Maggie and Orme Allen lett on Satardsy of Wt week for a visit among relatives and friends in Hemmll, Br..seed .od Riser. Maggie McAllister, of Belfast, fermi of our bum se spending her heild•ys with" Po foreseer schoolmates d Ne. 9. Dunlop, being the 4ued of Louisa Alla. Pra...N AI --Mrs Marengo. of Widow, was the guest d Mr.. Allen for a day er se int week, w whish with be. Mesas she lad a ple.sa.t time 'Amin oho note d ben - eat 111 the vicinity. not taut Sha Pett Vern • fell wheat catling was the hill go lest week. Th. laird a i adadowse Farm theasgh he has so pill wheat d W ow s, Ins 'trans( that the Deolop farmers VIII beat mar thriving eessiae ret Umbers, as d were, is yield to the acreage, with wheat eapeci•Ily. Prtsantwat. Mint May M•Qawris. d ba City, Minh . is valti.g her niter Mrs. D. linen., at 1. anal& We m'g�st .1,. .sties that Mies MOQranie was preens. at the late eoaventioa el the arta Ile - Alarm !society held is New Tait, being • delegate frees Rey (hey. AUCTION SALEI. ani tkdtrtnw orlon th.h yams MIN p*laaed y is t!� a 1, 555155 rswW n te the Um these Sale of farm Mash et Ise 4, Take rand. 1 "Iheruo, •brut ems file how A5re.t Alla•'•. an mils$,, t\. AII, deig el August. s.12 o'clock r. u. John Nees. asalieseer, J. (.. flutes, proprietor. somber hint let 000apatws. He is looking trolllth. and appears to be enjoying 7IWJI ALL OYER good heal Grey : As.s.ident that nimbi have re- sulted more seriously happened os the farm of Thea SMyes..s, 10,tjh ma., Grey, os Friday of hart week. While Mr. Stevenson aad Ida hind 010.5 were engaged Wrier in the last bad d hay the horses became frightened and ren away. Mr. S. in .t - tempting to stop them wan thrown down and tramped epos, besides run over by the waggon, resulting in the breaktog of as paw, . large soalp wound and bong badly bruised shout the breast, but under tiro care of Dr. Oak he is doing as well as could be expected. Wingham : A hone mooed "Gerfiela" owned by lir. Roe of Wiegbain is to be made the subject of • lawsuit between air. Roe and the village of l.uckuow. It all came .bout very simply. A "toot" from the whistle of the Lucknow water -works engine scared Garfield w that he became unnutnageable sand succeeded in injuring himself, .machine the rig and creating • lawsuit. A writ has been issu0d by Meyer and Dickson. barrister., Wiugham, against the oorporatiou of Lucknow claiming $100 compensation for their client, Mr. Roe. The Lucknow waterworks engine should cease "looting..' A Noway Grist Obtained from UM County M111. ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR READERS ♦ Weeny Illgre t er lesatr view. *forged so menet iverybeee-rub and Feint sup- ped sod t'e.desssd freer livery serum" Tbs Cr.. .1 the l'.r•.r Jews is neee- telll•I, er the I died* red e t haws New Men ear Leet tsrtt..ses. "Sir Oliver and others strongly object to the uses o the email that the C.m•diaa satimality will be wiped out ' ile To. think that this feeling will be fatal to your t„ • Net whim it te portly emderetood. I have ohss asked, and rye never r.osivsd • reply to the questies. where is the Cane dies s.trasliy t These is fever el wain - training the Coleaisl states w always speak- itfg el the Comedies Nadia. whereas it e sot • eaten but • Ewe mmissy Mink the est se we m5 . it is arae tsysrtheaw, that it is helose[bls for say e55Nry to necapy a poli states Minim be rat new owe - gluts: ►y C.sada Mem sae speaks d One unsays, India, the Commp sn ions in Althea. Cam Algiers. trail ether Moses, tae do not speak el them as mations, and ss Miss is Rarepe or she were regards as as sash. We i houid ase tramhee as mime ale es i order to get a paper vow. Oar ("Irma. are eoseeally b.E'a'5.g the eh some of a .atimal .entiE.et is Canada. How is It poseibie for . battiest somtismeot to rise in • coentrT that is not a males t AItr the anioe • trite seldom] sea twtest world are. These d o who lea. ear eesatry would have the rrtlsr one to levy 1t seems very .heard to my, what le pree- 4sslty being sad, the-. a the emerge meat d so oodtMt' env wadi cwt a lee how." •• Weald sot kdepmmlomw pews oar e.Nonality and seeomplish es Omskmime !" Tursberry : 11 is reported that Shure are several saes of diphtheria in Turnberry. Exeter : Chas. Tom hem purchased a nock of fancy goods m t.odencb, and has gone there to dispose of it. Grey : James Shaw has disposed of his 100 acre farm, being lot 12, con. 15, to John Harris, of the acme line, for the sum of 94,200. Wingbam : Mr. Moody, of St. Thomas, has purchased the W Leghorn woollen mills, but the mills will remain under the teenage. meat of W. W. Inglis. Se•forth : ('apt. Baker, of the Salvation army, left here lest week for Berlin. Hu successor here a Capt. Heft, a young .dean who comes well recommended. McKillop : A little daughter of William Alexander, near Winthrop, toll off a fence one day last week, fracturing her right arm between the elbow and the wrist. Iiruassha : Judge Doyle has given judg- ment m favor of Silas Jackson, bleoksmith, of Brusas's, in connection with the suit over • note riven for a patent right for a harruw. S.afortb : Charles W il•oa left here on Saturday, July 23, for the old country. He took with him about sixty head of at. tile. He was accompanied by John Murray. Exeter Times: Chief 0111 en Tuesday left at this office six gooseberries of the Prolific variety which weighed slightly over two ounces. He would like to bear of any to beat this weight. Morris : While Louie Armstrong was playing in his father's barn, 3rd line, he stumbled sand fall breaking he left arm. A physician was called and the disabled mem- ber put in splints. Exeter : The Mechaoios' Institute has re- ceived oeived its yearly grant from the Government being $21870, the largest ever received by the Institute. Thu speaks well for the present directorate. Ssalorth : Allan Mela Henderson, who has been going to school hen since lest Dec- ember, left last week for Glendenning, Manitoba, where he will hereafter reside with his father, Alex. Henderson. Morris. Thomas Russell, of the sixth Zine, drew in 96 loads of hay this narvest. This is enough to make one sick of the job, especially in hot weather. Some of our far- mers have so much hay this season that they are scarce of barn room. Seaforth : John Chesney left here on Tuesday, July 26, for Cartwright, Mani- toba, where he has secured a situation with Isis uncle, Mr. Menarey. Mr. Chesney u a steady, industrious young man and will do well to the new country. Grey : William i i er purchased the 100 acre farm of Henry Fryfogal, of Strat- ford, for the sum of $2,500 cash. This pro- perty u lot 17, oonoession 13. Mr. Ziegler gets poseession on April 1st., 1893. This makes 193 acres now owned by him in Grey. Clifford : " Aabarn Villa," Grismby, was the scene of a very pleasant gathering on Wednesday of last week, when Miss Leon 1'., youngest daughter of the late Rev. Wm. Hawke, was united in marriage to R. M. Hazlewood, of Clifford, formerly d Brussels. Exeter : John Cooksoo lost a valuable mare on Wednesday, July 27. During the day he hid been cutting wheat for Thomas Meant, of Exeter, and noticing something wrong in the evening called the veterinary surgeons of Exeter, but they pronounced the case hopeless. The cause was overeat- ing new nay. Hill's Gree : 0. Monday afternoon d last week a valuable cow belonging to Jas. Love, near this plum bad the misfortune to fall into a well With the wiatanoe of half a dose mem and a windlass the animal was extracted from her rather anoomfort- able position. Mr. Love now thinks that all's well that ends well, but est when the sod eat the bottom of • well. G • ()err. -Early Wednesday .torn- ii.�gg fish, Margaret, the beloved wife ef Join i akeaw, coo. 12, til• life .gad 67 years. The d took ill with i.$am.sUos d the bowels on tis 18th. This was reeked but o. Sunday • stroke of paralysis iscted her I.1t oda and a mood shock followed on Monday and she rapidly failed until death mimed her trove all trouble. MolUllop : Os Ssnday, July Sid, Jean, the third ase d Jame Darling, d the Her- on road. was .tsrding b • ball whom the •sinal Mame omraged and attacked him goring and Majoring him severely. Tia lad was rescued by his brother and father, or he would have hese killed. He recovery is still doubahit H. a about 19 yeas o/.ne. People is rearms d such &aim.l. o.saot be too careful d them. A Calgary report says:- -Oa July 17th smother ease wee added to the list of small- pox patient In the person d Mn. W. J. Halliday, wile d • baker, (formerly el ]r...4.) moist d ilrinkwater and Sulphas avem.e, and sett door to a ('threes laundry where the dims* started. Daring Satur- day sight .he gave birth to a Add and the disease spend Mead about the mss ties Ohs W net hese removed, het every pre 'amiss hoe bees ekes to the se i. ether MOM Steres Admeeal*: Os Meedy we is- wlved a WI tom (hp4a Diem, el Oses- Ma, ferwre1) • reddest el Osborne, Thames teed, and Ye ea., G. O. Oases, ef Rt. Ione. Me., who was fa'Ml. • resident d this .Ilya Mr. (Noses, ., r pendent of the New Yat tt15us.ge tad bas Imes Asoma from these pare sheet !16 yaws .agtprwwbis chi with 9. IIWI here a 1wa pwlgred $. ASHFIELD. Vim our own oorreapondeat. Farmers are carting their fall wheat this week. ft will be an et ellent sample. The weather ie extremely warm and men find it vets hard to work in the hay and harvest fields. The following pupils of S. S No. Spewed the recent "extrema examination at Dungan - on, via : C. Gardner, 3. Wilson, M. Ander- son, E. Wilma, B. Ritchie. W. Gardner. Six pupils out of seven passed. AUBURN. Too late for last week. Mrs. William 1'ungblut, of Tavistock, e home at present yiaiung the parental root Rea. Mr. Swan and Mr. Manhail hail a runaway last week. We are glad to see them around alit. 11. R. Munro attended the meeting of Grand Lodge of Freemasons as delegate from Morning Star Lodge last week, in the city of London. At a united meeting of the congregations of Manchester and Smith's Hill held here last Monday, it was decided to extend a call to the Rev. R. Henderson, of Bayfield. h r ..t wide perwaismile at 104111 stl.q tie Um - BLYTH. Front our ODD oorrwpnadent- Dr, Sloan, of Toronto, u snaking • short stay here at present. 1'. Kelly and sou have their new boiler and engine in running order. ora and Mee Kelly are taking a holiday trip on the lakes •t present. J. Moffat's new house a about finished, and will be quite an improvement Edward Watson a improving he house by the addition of • nice verandah. (..o. B. Phillips, of London, was renew- ing old acquaintances in town last week. Flax -pulling started last week, and in eooesgnonce the " kids " are warm until after hours. James lhileapie, the old and reliable con- tractor, has the job of furnishing gravel for the corporation the year. John E. Sennett has purchased a new threshingoutfit from John Abell k ('n., Tor- onto, mad will make things bum in that line this mason. BLUEVALE. Prom ear owe o.ere•patdent. Berry pickier is the "go " now. ora. J. Memo has leen visiting .t Ores. Normae Demme Sandaled in Gerrie Mt Sunday, Thos. Due a ymi4og friends i5 White spurs\. Ws. 8em.et Ms gives his hour a seat el paint. Herbert .ed farrow are improving the madam J. Hage rs and D. Dbieley, ei W ingbem, Se ud.yed era Quite • somber el the farmers are through emitting their wheat: Two el our yeses w 8esdayed is N hiteohare8. Tra 1• boys. Miss RJim Mese. is visite( her Weer, Mrs T. Barkley, d Detroit Mrs Rett. D.neme, who bed bass visit - hs Weedateek, retura.d lost week. John Waimea le painting be biaoksmith shop (,Irate a i*provemest, John Rey. Mr. Starerea, of MoUawerth o. envied the pulpit i5 the Pr.abyteraa shore\ en Sunday. James Meshed Ms gena to Listowel to have his eye tnrbed by ales Wilma, Una eye dost rem ,, Mie las T1emen, who had Men ;Wise M Burford and Woodstock for her 4e•>th, W amerssd meth improved. Quo a lo gem d football free Newest Wiirawm aad Blesvale teams Ih. as mai the hem bays OWN est sherd. the wine Ming 1 r f he ser present esadi4sa, b.laI IGY to w where we Mad bees oar bipsn++-i b miss, We weal see less it eek Ere teem the yawl Plane, wield re bora 11 they de sat AIM, wi 4.mM mt. I am set a ammarsd el •s .areteem ser arra k_-_ __j_I hes. by Ito ami sthnwes. bees he easese'mide m sec ,ems br the . fee et LEEBUHN. mrom our own oorewpoodest The tempsranoe sermon given on the 94th feet, by J. D. Andersonwas deeply impres- sive and errantly listened to 'by • large andienoe. Ttutrelsmr %terrosut.--0. H. Clnttou with Mr. and Mrs. Wright, d Stratford, and theae no were the guests d T. G. Clettce this week. Mrs. Wm. Olsten, r., of Stratford. with her daughter, Mary, are visiting among relatives rod former neighbors here. Mn. G. H. Glutton, of Stratford, tea been visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hor- ton, this past fortnight. Thom of our church choir here who were pre.eat at tie ate Union choir gathering in Goderieh were much pleased with its pro- ceedings. Their badges given them as souvenirs of Blue, Red,Pink, to its members are muck treasured and are highly admired by a best d friends. R.tikwso.-A few weeks •go we roti ed that the Gospel Temperance 8e5dsy meet- ings held last Sumstr world he renewed again by the 1.0.0.T. No. 113 The first of the series were bald in the hall os Sun- day erasing last. and was addressed by T. Blair, el (:odericn, who spoked the bane; Sts d temperance and its inflames to others ; space fourbids farther to nmseta. J. G. Clacton eras chairman and a choir of voices sang saleotloas sad familiar hymns which the audience japed in. m.kisg the meeting interesting to all. J. It Tom, of I:oderich, will eddrew the meeting Sunday evening at 7 r... The follower Sundays after is torn R. Holmes, d the Chaim New Rea, end Rev. Mr. Howell. of 0a1e- riob. will he the makers. Rena ek : W. melee is The 1bleMm " Ilemplee " of T.ntday last week as seam* of the vesting masa fee the Oespar imp. at Ilkley. Regbmd..5d at waive Lsml Wiles, el Skit ewe, d4eittg.ished 4iE tine d the lover who made the haft ih . fee cassia. lieut. Me m was 1190 OM IB .Sika. 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