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NEWS OF THE DINTRI''T.
From ottrOwn Cor respond enGIL
There is rsweneatw Sere Tws Canard be
MM *assumes Else \g ess•f 1 •e
Cenay $,.eosin, &everted
IW The Masai.
DUNGANNON
Norte. -The decal agency to !)uaganaon
tor Tim Mahan is sal t• oMoe of J. U. Ward
J P.. memviwa•der, te.. wit wilt rece,v er
dem tar whsentadess. advertas sg and ,.a
work• sad is aetberlsM to glue receipt* ter
as
OaW
mold
Ire the
.lot. .l. Maliough, I:ubt soles, 1' E. 1►ur-
. as, Rolm. Medd, sr , John Bowers, Wm.
Bailey. end W m. V *rcoe, all of whom ars the
neht .nen in the right place. Henry Marra
wail elected se vox -president in lieu of Thos.
Anderson. The society, financially is In
• prosperous ...edition. The treasurer's re•
port showed receipta and •spendttures with
• cash balance of sixty nine dollars end •
ped membership of ninety to date. Except
a balance due of unped priiea ammo:ai r to
about sixteen dollars, which hes not yet
bees demander', the society is clear
WHITECHURCH.
Ser ia.i,..l•n. 12.
There is splendid sleighing here at pee• -
'.sot.
john Campbell has moved to hu saw
brick house.
The Patrons of Lod s
u t at Petra' Hill
O M flourishing.
E. Phillips has bought out T Found'•
blacksmith shop, also hu residence.
W•D!IRDAr, ,Tan. 1a.
brAsr•s*. catD
ArrsD.--(►etas to ate '417
inc.lenent weather witch pervade& here a
lett Sabbath there wee • epiall attendance
in the differed* (Aerobes hero.
I)s rut Ranovagb.-It will be pleasing to
the nay ini•nde d It ',tort Rowers, who
has been for • short time attacked with
pleurisy, to learn that he to able to be
around.
\\'i:eotmu SH.1.s.---The little bird whis-
pers tritely amt wedding bells managing.
t
0.4'r reverend Sda$lemon will, we presume,
be prepared te artist in respodiag whoa
nee eta0ry.
Ursa ver. Not a new una•lable
ltt.. teats ea tstock. men's or boy's,
•abject tto 2O", o
discouc• .luring A n4'
u
s roars eletriir out sale. i' asters at about
nalf price.
KercexoD HOME During last week. at-
e'it h•vieg is minded visit to relatives to
1..lmor State, Mts. R. Pentland returned
k -' ms, msc4 with her visiting tour.
Her tetany bore welcome Iter re-
t .ten.
.10611 SCOW. &ea% g.Tt.'x. The so.
stud Satin* $drool conveoten of IMeg•n-
ua •d Nile ei1. 11. will he held as the
Methodist eWreio Ihing•nnoe. •.o Friday.
the 3th d iyebreary, casimencing at lU o'
Clock A M.
Fe eLaatAahr*t_ - As Rev. 1). Bogen t.
expected to amen in conducting Divine ,cr-
viee at Se•fertb ea next Sabooth, Mr Ag•
new, of Lock.ew, will oocupy his pulpit for
meriting serene, •ad Mrs. S Pentland will
e-•oadnct events eeryioe.
CO. v Atamou.'r'r-Dr.('ase,who Wo.
Iv attacked with quinsy, pro.uce1 by geld
and expaenr.,is gradually reoovering. . \tee,
along with the nay friend. of Mrs. S•ua-
ll% *re pleaded to en her about as usual;,
and somewhat im,.ewv.d in health.
('n>e,RmlATtOeA1 AN NC .vl S111.11, The
Genual meellenie of the congregation of
Er.kies ahaeai bare will oe held a the
church es Tuesday, the 22.d day of ,Lan.,
comrrbescipe at 2 o'clock r• ex All Interest-
ed are respectfully requested to attend.
FI.tcr Sanatog -Next Monday, the /1st,
being the •t setory day for meeting of mune
'cupid cous03le is Ontario, the municipal
conned of Wed W nw000sh, es alto Ash
field, will meet im their reser.nvs «canoe 1
rooms oro that day. Session to commence at
11 o dock A.s.
IDaiUs4EDTO DateoAt'o\. During last
week Mrs. Andersen. relict of the late '1.
4 ...Anda man, et Arden, Ma.itob.. returned
with beg two .k4 u.. and. h•elig disposed
of her /rapla roti Ainka, it a e
her 'stel
two, we ire_ Vgr*alsit to locate in the mew
time in out Afton Mamas Edward Ander•
son. wbo left bore seed time ago for ard.o.
to must Mrs Amdareem in winding up the
• dura of tit seekn, atone home with her '
and looks nese ale worse for his trip to the
Prairie Preview&
SAI.? or &MAL ISteATR (>m Saturday last
4'1 *monism's wigb previous notice, the
reel *tata of ebe halo John Taylor. in West
Wowsnosh, wee tm•piensd off by the pop. -
ler aocsiesser�,, �el�a�ny,.�•h igalloagh. P. ult,
barrister. of G.wsa.eb, acted se eollcitor, is
behalf of Chan nimbi. sr., executor of the
n otate. There wad • berg+ tees -out of in-
terested *ad temiason+Jud parties. Some
lively and spinosa bade were gime. S F.
Sanderson's bid eft 21.515 btdeg Iso highest.
he wee pro..omeed the leaky purchaser.
Hs has by parebtsimi the estate, which is
eootignota to sod et/jam:mg hie premises,
secured a fired dem farm. eomprutog ae
hegsdred sad twelve end • half acres an •
Min clam !seasons. We wish him sumer.
He ie praownaed be be me of the most
bratty a.d e.se/esie tanners of tie section.
A ail' e*. at soiree. -Thi naval meeting
of Ashfield s.i! Wowaniell brameb £gricul.
thrdl Society we. with. the old court room
heat, en Thursday. 10th. The retiring
presidest. Jobs Melees, in the .her
Minutes of led mlwrimg wore rs&A and alp
proved no .em.aary'S. treasurer's o.d
adttars' reports were read and umaaimnus
ly adopted. Thee. Amines. the retiring
vsra-prts(dent, wss .,peimted president.
Mr. Melissa. the former pr eld.st, beteg
warmed for the peeltb~, expensed his
self unwilling te ars. asd. with the miesowt
of the mover ofd Jgepad.. be weld ruin.
a. tha.ked the atony ler the honor of
dealing hitt ale ,...,Ideas for three Loges.
sad althorn& not be aide be wand nein
*amine way he meld
McArttherr ted
sod
'Aa Wbwisg
am IlliMkrs Ise the
Sege Abdomen,
the esd•sy be
ler is ►emsgt
liaherb were
eatery and
gelseleusee .rare
pmt I_ • Rem, t
I•eoree Fousd nay established • tin and
hardware stead in the Campbell block. He
*an Al tinsmith.
Jas. Martis Tett Inst week to compile
prominent specialists in reward to one
tumors on his neck. •-
W'eddig hells have been tingling all
around us. Keep your ears open and you
will soon hear them raging in our midst.
There has been • bee every day this week
haulise brick from Helmore tor the new
church which a to he built herr to the
Sprang.
Alex. Beaton has opened out his hoe new
store on I'hurch.st. He carries • large and
first asses stock of dry fgou.ls and groceries.
He is rushing busmen.
Simco the beginning of the \ew 'gear our
village has been booming several adli•
tions have been to our business establish
neste and everything is on the move.
Mr. Hill, of Lrogaide, has opened up •
lesersl jobbing shop in the Oliver block.
He doeoOsythar in the a av of mending
and repairing boots, shoes, harness, Rc.
BAYFIELD.
Tet•i•s- , •Iain. 15.
1 •so. St*nbury returned to Toronto last
Sat urd.y after apendinv his holidays here.
The esti ele.ghmg is briagin .:n the log.
to •1. i Ion•ldsos'e saw mill.
A sleigh load of twenty flee spent • very
en,ovoble evening at Joseph WIId's leaf
night.
F:x.reeve Woods and the old council at
Yesterday tor the hat time The new coon•
etl meets Monday.
The Salvation Army of Hatfield, with
the help of C•pto n Creighton hel • grand
meeting last night.
The upholsterer has a big run of work on
hand at present J. McLeod has started to
learn the trade with him.
Will , lark. stageman, who has been sick
:or some time, Is getting around again by
the patient core of le'. Stanbury
O. Thursday tat a meeting of the Stao•
ley Brach Agricultural society was held at
swarf Hotel, when the following of ioere
were •ppotuted President, John Mcl-•ugh•
too . vice president, K. Peuh•le . secretary,
14 IT. Erwin : treasurer, John Morgan :
directors. John Johnson, Kobt. Snowden,
Joseph Wild, ,john I'ark, John Sparrow, of
Stanley township : \\'lab Elliott, Wm.
Totyniesd, of (:odench township . .lames
Rens, 1:. R. Swart.. of Rayfield.
IL,YTH•
T' Lspay. Jas, 15.
Toe 'unanm department of our school to
now under the management .f Jles �dlere.
A. H. Plummer, principal, has moved is -
to one of Frani. Metcslf'• houses.
Inehard Somers is attending the Sabbath -
school convention in Hehall, as delegate
from the Presbyterten church here.
la Dodds had the misfortua, to cut off
his little toe while chopping wood,
Mrs. Gray, of Brumfield, is visiting` at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. .1. C.
Stewart
Miss Hannah M''l.ee lett today for Clio
to to pursue her studies at the 1 ollegbem
Institute then.
There 41 a very large quantity of wood and
logs corning into tows uow and prices have
fallen accordingly.
It a our ted duty to record the death of
noe of the Huron's old pionsers in the per -
aro •f I rascit Sutker, who settled in the
townshln of Colborne about forty years ago
Abont eighteen years ago he moved from
Colborne to the Township of Mullett on the
Engel road, between Auburn and R1 th.
Fight yam age he moved to Morin
he resided n•til his death. H. suffered far
some years, hut bre he trouble with 1'hrn-
tum patience *ad • firm belief is Hun who
as able to ease all that rail upon Him. De.
mend was • member of the ardor of
F
mestere which Andy turned out with •
large ,xmem,ursw 01 eorrowi.g friends and
neighbors and followed the remains to their
net resting place in Heirs cemcrery- 11.
spite the inclemency . f the weather then
seldom ewer was ssse 'soh a tare* (rearm
promotion. 'hewing the high eeteent of the
de emei by all who had the pleasant of hie
• eg.tn(a.ee. He laves • widow .d stn
ohlleir.n to moors hie less . at toot mod
three daughters .11 trews. He wee • mem
her of the Pr•shytesise eh.rsh el *hien he
Wow • kse t.ppertet He was slew •
S tamsok pfiggn•ter of Liberal principles
THE SIGNAL : OODERIO B, ONT., THURSDAY. JAN 17. 1895.
BEWITCHED.
I haste riot ,f her Auger. stroll
Wre brown or snow) while;
II..w✓e4' 1 suis. 1 .-au't recall
Their forma and tint a -rigid.
1 1.1 .0 0 seemed the softest hand
The night w ben er.t we met:
And ••h, 11.e Flay, .h. ga.a 4'r.
I neer. ran l.,ryel-
1 kir... mol ,f 1... esr. were blue,
ter wet) blas l.,o grw),
Th. y ,.w rel a '.•r4 claming boa,
but 110,14' I .anH..t w}
Ila4r 1 1..rggs.e 1 fraillt s.,w
I'm outer ahen.ed: 012.1 ) 4'1
The gate u ilheu'brm oh -atomic
1 never rat, iol•get.
1 know not where hr. dllapleda,•eL
Ifni. her click or r It in:
I only know 1 greed e•nIrsnwl
And fall i.q' lor:ar, rail ,n.
A dimple' 'us a u..) thing
Tu demon. of a.,.• regret:
Hut nage that Minute to anklet
1 1.e4er can 1 .rgrt.
JOE'S WIFE.
The hist raid .1 the Ineliarl. on +lie over -
laud trail thronged, Katona, wen. ;midi• an
sn: and such was *1. etretort hthat forte..
*e•1.• they haul 11.,.0.2..111 •( 1. stat w2.n
a,..I hr. utile. 0.f rat. during tlli. 11110
��' hut•s•ngrr., 44. roll''')' of the stain,
'''*4,P lI . five mail rider` x1141 :t .1..,.,•i*
soldiers were killed. even mashes. leo
w A0111 train.. and tune stations were bun, •
4'.l. and lu.,.r • tine horses sten- run
The only station saved e:a.
Reilly'., and 1'114 aothg to tell lou the
oleo.\'
'flue 'rage corrleat)- had asked for sol-
diers to help Teat the Indian. off. but the•
request came el bite that in mil) • t wo or
t love 414.4. 11,0141 the 1 r opera Ir lelawed .
civ of u. math-41'.moil. risk. en Healy'.
to 1*pt111. htu ,nih four reached the piece.
We eypect•.I t.. reach Itrilly's hrfurr the
Ladish• r.o:d attack They were tin their
a:ay there and only live miles duano
w tarn w, ,:.n into th4III. They pursued
Ia. *0 as itht14 r:fi.• .hot of the station, awl
when dal Tight came we "muted over 1414
mottutel eaarr•or+ • licir•ling the .bast
Wa• expected to find there two amti11l,
h;4*u1., a adage eirts,-r. at least title 111111
rider. and perhaps n couple of pnws•Uger,
who had gone west (2) the last .oath. \\",
found duly- to unman, n, is w-oumdel Hien Rad
a corpse Thr wuuaan was the wife of the
w-ounda' nual. w In, wityaJ40 Harper. s
.targe driver. anti the deaf:f miry woo, one of
Ch. station hands.
On the aft,'rn.sab of the day before 1lAr-
r's .
p. telle had been attacked 4'i 1• • t
li roil..
away. IiI. wife ,*tel ' e'.
gro••pei,1r.wem
pesscuge r-. l -I.112 i•r.isi.•1't.•rs mere on top
of the start,. 11,.th Wert• killed and fell to
the ground, and the driver rr,••ivr.t a bill
ICI in the leg, hot I,rougat the .1200• in
thm' station baud tar* hero tired on 5. hale
.11t hooking for it .tr,% horse and had
reached •elielier t.. dig an hour before otr
arrival. linin the 111.11311. Ina -h'.1 t"rltapt
tad attache.' they would hose 11.11 An r24-.
vieton, but having no fear that the .ta
lou a"idol here .•nfurwldnril,41 the night
het had dee:flel to Writ until 111•.0 morn
ug There had been another staafibia 'fluid
Int early 111 Ihr• taming. ort} ante to the
'11142421 and her Wound/al bn.lraml.(ili. 11341
n,.urit,.t one of the horses and del for
ilc, r hough It e -a. .111.4E1;el,tlb asiertaaa
.1 that lie Was captured :about -.torn 11014,
won .0.d put 5u1l.a11h by torture.
We had, 11H•,,. w heed W2 came to talk of
cleave. tour soldier -. :d Woilnlel metal and
Wonsan 1.. brat ..f! a hundred blood
b,rst% Indians. We left mo the mann and
be woman in our tonus, dol as the than
■+.12411 l4l creep over !lie plain. and tender
b¢•, f- diaingui.hahi•• eye ii+tied about
s•.•
What co01.1 hie .h.•1.•• \1-e lead talk
1 With the wttttt 14 tnQ iter Itedaaud in the
slhons• and in t..toal darker.,., not daring
show a light We knew that he was al
nest helpless ;old lying 1411 A hell "f plank -
t..:rnri judging from her tote. 1 111 1214-1
•be•verl her to he t faint-hearted W.0111111
-1..• eoul.t servant 11 the r. *'rt of a rifle
h.• e:ane .011 h, a. a. 0.• %%ere I goring
taut. and our funned her t.. fa-,. suers
*cel wntuarl but •5.•r)eats of age.
tae harper. ns 1 nary tellry•.i*. ihil+wry
Ig a. stair 11r1 Ver. was ail 14 maul of good
*1.ilr and elncntiant Their marriage
n. ii hit of m ru,ee ;nil had. taken place
11 a few 3111,1,1(1. !where
'Now. ;nen." began the little woman ilk
I.1i.1. Way. "rhrn•'. but one thing to le
2..r. \lc':na't tight for lodta il%from tiie
+111ei1., .,r stable. 1.. muse du'''ll stet tire
• the haystacks the fir t ti,tug and burn
very thing up- We n 2..t take tothedng-
It Sergeant. pm :2.,1 our o1 your toet1
cry .Ire
..ret 1here. and the .,l leer. %%111
11 the water barrel. sad help me to get
Diel We mush work fast. for the Indian.
(11 attack Within 1411 hour
Ale took rumnl24ut1 s• 11141nnallt and .hr
n. sm ru.l and quirt in giving her order.
:at no otr.•vrn looked surprised. When
wen! into the sol! se withhrr,.h„ s,td
rear Iiblslonf-
I.o•, we'll carry- you to the dugout right
ay:unl 1'11 13,11 end tires, your wnnud
ter on There are nine fine horses in the
able, and I'm going to leave 'em there to
aro up. If they 'ye got to he lost to the
,1npany. it's batter thave them roasted
an to he run tiff by the fydians-"
l ••s. that's sl," replod .L r. "111• mum
bring ower all the Anne and ammoni-
a] We'll he. holed up herr for three or
-AA" pmlaldy. flow almost water" -
"Don't lou Worryl6.10 Any thing Noe,
lift hien easy nod ,1,,* stnmhle on
r Wal."
1n half an hong we had everything in the
g out wide), we could make lege of, and
W. wife I...lel Remand to our that neva
g Wits milling, Rad then ,.sill to Inc.
'Sergeant. there are t Wo thing,. yet to
done If the Indians uv the houses
.1 stmt. for cover neared of burning
e•m, they will he terribly clone to its.
use' horse.. must be killed. iwo.r crest -
• died then we must set tire to every -
ss it h unr own hand. ..
1% maths'( it he better to turn the hordes
s.• mrd helm• s.0 recapture them by and
1 .ulgge.te'i
•\o \ler should never Pee one or them
min. Otte of ns s1 abnot then' while
r other get. ready to start the flee "
Ana e•rt*i*4 that if 1 had refu.rd to sti-
r the stables shr would not have hai•
.d nem were nitro( the finest horses
the 44111.1e line, fire of w latch were for
1.11, alone If they mere too die, it was
rely more merciful to .1,.,,l then) than
let them Hast to death. and It woo a
ratting order with the company to kill
.4 .t•etnoy r..ther than yernmitanything to
I Into the hands of the relak 1* It
•noel like murder to go a g them, re
Isar 1n hand, and a hen 1 left the stable
ad ...methane of that feeling which
Ise e.mr oy e4' the man who hes plotted
1 carried nut acold-blooded murder
'It had to he done, and no OM 1.111 Manta
Ir.' mid ,toe's wile as 1 rejoined her,
n.1 now everything herr is ready for A
'he Indians hell opened fire long before,
.1 the men ,n the dugout were answer
g hrM►Ir ale we domed theron(agration.
wee s clear 111n feet of open ground we
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bad to traverse, and a, we aloud hesltatl
for a mrwseut the woman said.
"l)un't stop for nye when we
\fate our baud to let theme know we
.)tiling. That's it. \ow, theta, herr
gel,.
1 reached out for her head, but site
thrid loth to gather 'p her skirts
rushed out from behind 044 u( the
slacks junk. an a cloud of black amok
OW tried down to bide- au. but 1 heard 1.
Whiz of So bullet. before 1 tumbled la
the open dour at her heels. A bullet c
tbo, cloth on my right shoulder, and dmf
la*s'thn2lggh a sleerr Of her dress, b
neither of us wee arretebe,l- (In the we
Aide About 91) Iridian. bad galloped up
a attain p,.tul shut, nn.t hut fur the hug d
which the three soldiers maintained the
would have halal u. down. The doe w
hardly .1/111 when the )011lig WOtuan W
0*l her feet, hued any log.
"Now, trays. you are throwing away 11
of goad ka4 Thu .- .spencers duo't rfi,
like a rifle. Take a awl ad see if )
4•na't Ilium nn1ne.1rr Ilere-let me situ
youta allot."
:she had a Henry nflr, whieh 1 teller
belonged to one of t he *Cation men. TI
Italians were er.wdeil about the .tab'
probably hoping to get uut .tone of t
honer*, :and the woman waited for tl
smoke t.. lift. flog rest of 114' Watched 1.
her shot. With her e)ee. to the sights «I
pnpwtrtly called mit
"leen waiting for t hat chap an/ the sport
pony. 11e -'s behind the big .tack moa .\
there h••
Hrr rine cru ked a, she uttered the 1a
word.. mud tin. a an•tor. who a -as :a .0
chi.•(. threw up fits lauds and tumble
h„111.ug, .hot t hrongh the hreul-
-
-You ran .''1 tt ,t you take time.- .h
said as rhe a mh,ln-u her ride (...1.b *1
porthole." "Now, .1,4'. how'• the leg'"
"Never mind the leg till Ihr fight
over.- be•
4'r diel.
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"11't I .hall 1'11 'a:1.11 and drew. it ill
then hate the la). pr. 11 )011 up for a .h,
at your old rn•ulies If you don't kill is
122412* our. you a.'t.'t n•mrtnher that y,,
were ill the now."
The Indians ,oubldn't stand our Orin
long. having 2.0 shelter. and *hike
a- 1 was lruag dressed the whole gnu
of thr*n withdrew nut of ranee We ale
eert 24111 of leaving killed to..., and wound..
three or (Intr. and there were four der
polies lying between the eel holo.+ am
the hay '.1041... !,nal kik for us the as int
changed and,.wept the Ma,.ke and .*1441
nut ,.e1* 111r plain. as the fire raged for .e'.
era! hours. ate! the uoti,r trait' the nest iI1
horse, was terribly rrri l .t tan
i Inn emote
K g
lie o
f R t r
11 red -kin. 1 : r
Ia 41 another tiros..
, r n e
.1.o• 11m1 been made as cumfurtb
n la ia. lar.
-Ible'ndt r the eir•u11l.tamee.. Hy 1 he nil
of hlankrts and rooter leaves our Koppel
tan, up 31 a 11.11 filar. :nil 140W that wt
had .t5 rides to blaze *way with there
was to. tear that t sv ice a. many Indian.
,.m1.1 .!rive us out It as an boor after
1..snl
before t1,*•) rlrv.hglel their plan
Hri!il '.5 e. the only one ,,f the ten '.144
ti•.u. tl"•c haul no' yetilc•troyed, and the)
weer desperately deter ei tour it 'ti..,.1.1
not e.a's• diem. They n,uldtot horn ti-
'mt. anti the ail!!- Here tarp.? prod 1
mean that they could 11.1 burn u. nut Inv
s•rtaug firr to th, rea.f or .i41.s but there
w ere t he d.,.4'1411.1 i1. (rmlur. 'Che.1....r c,1mld
stand the bullets. but 11..sr Mel frame nnl.t
hill if fire nen- phul against them
There acre t Ica port 14,•4.. on :a sale 1,,1ng
,wa1gb I. -(or. Ally of 11. urn had uuu1. out
the pian Joe.. Wile turned It2.u, 11.44 01 tit
p,rtMd.. Ann` 1141.1:
••W4' UAW Iter mr. portholes on th1.
side to defend the dams. As neat as 1 gar,
rnakr out they are gathering dry grassmud
w i.itin4 it hoot 1 1le'. That mrau. t b4')
ire going G. r..mr ti it11 a rush. flung down
a dozen bundle. and then try 10 set tire to
here aro the• d.',r.
With our sabers we worked through the
sort rinds mud ruin. too extra q,,,rtho11'.
They arm only tiui.h21 when the seh,•ule
.f the. redskins was patent to all.
"\..w Joe." maid the little entrap. he
.air .soldiers will take the front mid yon
oil 1 the Iwo k. Vose him around, hay.,
old 1'11 take two of tip. resolver Joe w til
e4' the• rifle, but 1'II try mrdssnuake the pis
of bullet. count. The rel. *ill on l.1e and
hoar_. (hent And Iia.•►, or once. Arr )0U
11 right, Joe'"
"I es. .N.41y , all right
'N'.11 here ere eetra cart ridge. 11 you
-ant to redo o'l If I'm bit don't get .laky
11d .hip .h.suing. 1f the Beene•. gel
1,1,1of that dome. we'll be raMte.1 in the
rap. What are they doing o*1 your side,
I reported that a number of warrior.
ere creeping forward on their tare., and
b.• wad
dmr nn this .i1i. They Are going to
nurr*trate their tire on the leo-thole.
-hilt- the other. charge. \ter needn't
-carry about their Millet. however, as they
*gist fir.• at n1. Angle Now they are pick-
ax up the 1nm1411e. of grass. 1 ren ser
hr., or four of them aith brushwood
'relies all alight ,bog, do you want a sip
f whisky t.. Ir,4e your nerves'. Boy.. how
it wit1130U`"
None of u. wanted the lkluur. and it wan
nt hrntght out. We were all tale -(acrd
nil trembling under the 'strain. whin the
I.i**s got the signal from their chief.
hat charge has got., down too hfetory a.
1e Irovrat rale ever made by a war party
f Sioux They knew out strength and
wily rcma.need on leering Nix nrrigl.t men,
hint leen deeiderl that then- wam n,
her stay to geed 1*w out, and the warriors
ho bore the hurdler of gram and tomtit.
ere all young men and volunteer.. There
ere two tartlet o1 twenty each, and the)
td aide rifle. and blanket. And made
air start front wants just bey 1 rifle
Inge. A hot fire was opened by all the
here, and the muzzle of nay rarhine was
ruck twice before 1 had fired a shod
Thr rr.nit of that rush has been give• in
Miter) and other rep.rta. (lur Millett
gen to tell as Prawn as the warriors get
(than fie+ rage, but we could thmrk
cm. Fourteen ant of the 1aenty men
b my side got 'lox up t.. the dugout, an.l
IPA.t ten bentbea,1 the dry grits. were
*sat agmio.t the ,hoot Flrr of the
ny gonial .,.rhes at *h. start \le
II•sl (our and won titled the fifth. and a
nth aarrior'sho 'wised the lurch from
he. w•. led one w*s hkewls. 1.1(1.4
ley got the bundles ahem. *hey- want.'
ern, tut mtlhl not set them oil fire 1h1
e other made sloe end his wife kill.' fire
d mererely wounded four others, and not
warrior got nearer 4 hon ten fret It was
drapl•rad M4 a ale a charge. Al twin -
.w n 1 he in.l one had sighted Prater'.
limn nearing lap. And they merle home
get wifely away, tearing off the w0gn
1, buil leaving their dead. An hour later
r murales were at nand, end when w•
ened the doer *n *11.01*, ,de's wife mat
ours and buried her fare in her handeand
1.he1 like a child. She was a heroine,
/t ■ unman oto„. *11. (:enpral ('u*ter
m elf .t..,l Iesl.le A••r tarn rota. finally
key op. and w aping ewer the Inst of her
arm .h.• held out her nand and amid•
'lirneralvI've been showing your brays
w to kill Inalfanl lent 1 11 tun 0rer the
mated to you now and look otter Jot's
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C. R. SHANE ft CO.,
Mole.a's Klock- Color. +Li care oad Yosttrealat.
50,000 Envelopes
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P011 of ¶riUn Paper
1 have ova purchased the above large
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and •m e
I prepared to otter to the
public the highest grade of Paper and En
velum,* at Prom unheard ut before in
(;od•r*ch.
EPECJALTIES TINE TABLiTS
My stock of Blank Books,
Office and School Supplies
is COMPLETE.
The Poplar Book S1OF,
D. B. CALBICE.,
tMehw urea hese.. and Pboer booth
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A TRAVELER'S TALE.
The drummer 6:441 finished a sou.•s hat
.tart ltug story- of nob .411111*r ill the west
.1114 wen. feeling', pretty sure that n..bd
else in the smoking ulmlaartmen? road.
,•••pl.•r h,. a,., when :a white-haired mate,
1ao
h bout been a shirrt li+tetarr. ideated his
throat 111 that nn,.ms•in1451) suggestive
wu3 people have, ahrt, they are about to
Intik, it -ar,-h ''r (,)115 •r.*. At length
1•:rer)-1511 l.a.1...i at three hitt. haired Ma
and hr accepted it m. An Alt 111116111 to pmt
.eel a 1111 hi. remark,. which he dol.
"1 Ana not quite A. •d.1 as my white hair
might lead you I..app•.e•," he said, "and
id 111 1 Am p4.t
"Maybe it wits early piety:" enggn.teal
the •bon
nier.
' Handy.- .nailed the %tors• teller: "on
the COM nary...lack .41 It wits the indir-,t
rxuw, \WIe1. 1 ours. about t), my father
wanted me to go tato buss ness. lint th*t
01101 nut 1* m) taitr. a- hr haul
et uuumy
egh r.. pet me Itr, is idl.•u.•ss 1 W.I..a
fxst y"tutu limn. and .11l4.1- IA. three
had u1111rrnk., (he oh' gentleman wive me
two thousand dull:.r.ared sent one to I'hinn
to look sifter rami. teaanterr.ts he hail
there1 nhjrs teil. bap he solid it was that
lar *10 re goon* ). sold 1 went to 1'hii**
I rather likedit after 1 god there. anti 1
proceeded 1.. spread. said-preolling taking
lair, At last. IMO that port of the country
w here as foreigner I.as *l•111.11
o w hAleter
11••x•1 managed to provoke the wrath of
nn,:see r .a nn•rclants And the tint thing I
knew. 1 tona**
l .y*•I( in I.ris•u a Ith the
atgreeaabl•• information a.t.t.•ol *1124* 1 was a
%per and I was t., lerter`tih•.l ..,rile timewithin A month. Trier, Were no ,other
foreigner. in the 1,10•1. at the time of mt-
in,ar,, *14* ,1n. And if any 14111e rate: 1 was
locked lap. I lout 1.o m.241.. .1 knowing it.
i
or coin ii r,at I lig'Wtt)* t The prison
W14•one 1method. a ,.',II -,r one tin, method of pun
ishnlent +t,11 11.,,rr so. The 61101141K cum
•0•111•11 of 4'w-11 1"4%rr. over :rluredrel (art in
height. e•rbneetel at the top by A11 Open
a Ieker work toured bridge of Iwrulrm,,
aloha 45*.0ts•Iltr feet in 11,gth This
bri.'g.•. a. 1-11hs.•r4112nll' had realm to
1.111112 w la1 a sen., of trap door.. each one
connected by orale w tthone0( the tower..
Beneath it ,1n the genind was a, neigh
.Ion• Iuavenlellt, connecting the tower..
and $ftt feet in width, shat being the
width of t h.• towers. K.•attcrell nl.lnt over
this pavement were iron nod bombes)
spike., varying in height front a foot to
twenty fret. Senile of these were WWIIrowdier.rlo a rowdier. end other. Item a dozen
or more (ret aper, and I prr.urne therewere thirty of them in 311. Into lhe cell ,i*
nom in which 1 was placed• were fifteen
malefactors, all of whore were timer vett•
teteof death• and i confess that my stir
n ling. were any thim/ lett what I about.'
have 4'6.s•n for my self, if I had b.r'i rota -
milted i*4 the matter. The next day. 1 had
what was .alba* a trial, ani 1erh*p. it
was, 1 was not present. awl it may have
been exactly a. represented. In *lay Prem.1 waw informed that it hail goneagainst
0w andmy lifemust pay the forfeit This
n
in •,
formation did '4 herr ii,•heeriuv effect
• •� . rk.n le also 1 41N1 omen a
✓ eel lay std .4x14 Al home.
"1 tried 11i get wool nut to my friend*
In Cowden, hit every effort failed. and at.w
last I gave ,t lap and tirinled *o mart
my fate the lest way 1 could. 1 had been
"hilt lap onewest when my felIow male-
fintors std tit) +elf wrrr sold that our turn
had come to take daily exercise. though
whyvieneeded b• Improve our health I
onld not w• and that the next ntng
at solid....we would he token for a prome-
nade I was in to promenading humor
n"
the next 'Hung. hill after ono or two
prods with A .hbamboo arplamb%pike 1 thonght
/ might Ir in need of it, *el 1 morn off In
NIIIgIP file with the other.. We were taken
up to the top of the tower to a Minn open-
ing 00* on the bridge: *n1 then we were
in.troctd to walk abut mix feet apart.,
and one bey one we p•terd nit nn to the
bridge 1 was the fifth mon rant, and when
i stepped into the clear sunshine of a h*as-
tsftil•line mnrnlnn and looked over the
low railing .loon omen• glorion* impasse
elf hill and rale stretehiug away for miles,
and the fresh, mol air, I diem%
n
*hawk I could have bed hehtdlsades to
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Our . . . .
New Quarters
The nearer we conte to the time for moving into our New Store N1e
anxious we are to see our $to,•k retimatil to as small dimensions as poem
We have Tet several weeks before moving and during these few weeks
should look through our Stock of lIry (;ods.
111 fact, eserythiug is marked down
Ilealenlmer, we are asking you to look *1 a Stock which is not only I
of11-reo l at
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS,
but which is thoroughly aslwrtel with the newest Goode of the season. W
cordially int ite the inspection of our stock of 1 )ry (.foods.
Inspect our Wool Blankets inspect our lied t'otuforta inspect
Grey Flannels inspect our Flannelette•s inspect our Niro'. Over Shirts
1'nleroear inspect our ladies I ndrrwrar We in% itr you to inspect ey
line of goons in our store and compare prices.
ROBINSON'S - REMOVAL - 3 L
We're after you
for your Shoe trade. We want your trade, yo
relatives' trade, your friends' trade, and we'll make it pa
you to buy your Shoes from us. Compare our prices wi
what you have been paying.
Leash,. Padded Felt Slipper.. Fell Sol. S .75.
Felt, Leather h'oxed Gaiters, 1.00.
American hid, Button Tipped. 1,00.
Genuine )on
alt Patent TI
F
Buttoned,
ItS.
Misses' Polished 1 La f Laced, 1 1o
t Y 3
Child's Heavy loaded Boots, Rivett4'd Solea, .50.
" Best l\elt Ulrr*thoesi, 6 to 10, ,75.
" Overstocking% and Rubber. combined. .73.
Boys' Handl Pl'gg..l Bak, .95.
Youths' Hand Pegged Bal., ,75,
Men• Heavy Boots, Bellow. Tongue. .73.
Men's Pegged Sok, Slli/l Leather, 1.00.
Mens Seamless (:si}er•. 1.00.
Prires do the selling here --we just fit them and tie
them up. Every pair guaranteed No. 1 quality, and if
they rip we sew them free.
Custom work and repairing our forte.
E. B. POLLOCK,
The Nes. Shoe Stet..
•• 3:I alp. 11*It the pr,Npe•t wog. •0141-
.11-121 .I1.tnrlr.land 1 soon hast ,041446o11 tt.
Ihi',k;iss,ut ..mlethiug el.e 11 -leu 1 Ilad
1t e1. 1.1411 across I lie and :a o L. 1. behind rn•-
*1414 1.+,ling amain.' I saw rile roan next
sifter the throw up hi. hand. laud a Ith A
...nolo .Iraq, .ndalruly 1 the heeler,
sod A. suddenly the trap eloped) and there
'.... n4 diva of it. Tllr I;4' stir was !at
rarruw that 1 ovoid not help hooking
over the rail, and whirling thmlegh
the air 1 naw the malefactor head
el fon that anon, pavement. with
,1s accompany tug spike.. Then 1 tried to
look 1Way stied could not, and with * thrid
he hit the .4.1w. 4,.rm1.•1 n144. *1141 lay
still 11.• had been fortunatc•rt,ough to
Mi.. ea -pike 1.•1,.d. during this terrible
ni.uarnt the pro ettat a dontit2.e', and
just aThr Maui Ituuleliately tan front of
*n1 KA. alaolt i•, step tor•• the tow,r from,
the bridge I bean) that ominous click
again. the man •i.appearel, and AP 1 stele
pied 4)R the bridge 1 caught A glimpse of
him Whirling through the 4110 Gentle -
Melt runt 1 the .tor) 1011,'r taking a
Ionia breath. "1 don't think it i. necessary
fur me to tell you at Iva. a relief to taw to
get OR 1(,,,l infernal bridge
The dr'noner assured hunt that it was
not, and told hon to g,1 on with the story
\Wbru w.• got 154.4 to our quarters," he
continued. ' I had the most utter dietaste
for exercise I ever had in my life, and
would have Igen glad to have become a
tramp anal staid our. My fellow prisoners
wen' of the lowest type of natives, anti to
their Abject stolidity. appeared to take
this kind of thing as * natter of course.
For the remainder 4,f the day- I tried to
think of something rise. but 44mIdn't, and
the night Wan simplc one limitlew pantile.
for an infinite herd of nightmares At
sunrise we were called t,1 pnunenade again,
and 1 don't know how I ever got lap the
courage to try- is again, unless it w -as that
floe other.. sal Inw sal atupid A. tMywere.
tailored no. with rvmanilltee That nerved
Me. And I thought 1 would show them that
the foreign.1'.g had n- nnlrh connote as
any of themten this promenade. not a
trip was. sprung, And I began to feel let
ter, though just why. 1.. and wa1 not then.
clear h. mw. The *.•v morning 1 elle ne
brave a. any of th••n and went forth to
the promenade of drarh with a smile on
my fare. It all went, though, when i
heard that click sgain and 1 saw 1 man
go Whirling down and strike on one of the
hieheset spike.. below it bent beneath
he. weight. and he clutched at it nom, Inst
I fancy alter (*Ming that far it didn't make
much difference whether a man Ilt on a
spike or a loud of roar, it did make m
difference though to the spectator, and 1
*homld have rnllapsel and dmpprd to the
floor it the instinctive fear of that trap
opening under mm hod net kept me lap Aa
it wit, 1 managed 1ti finish my journey
and as 1 stepped into the tower i fell In ■
demi faint, 1 presume three must have
been dropped on thy, trap. for then were
rally ten of ns at the next roll toll. Well,
day •ft.r day this 'ireadful drain ere -
tinned• until on the final morning i wen:
forth alone. And as ,*range an ft may mem
to you, gentlemen, 1 felt w fert(t1A, 1 had
roe previously etleriened i knew that
1 51411114 not he ferrel to bear that terrible
elirk, nor see • body whirling through
%parr below n,., and 1 knew that this wa
10 h. 1he haat of th• awful promenade. tor
fit were to be prolonged, that 1 wee not
to bare dsrlmpaniindllp, mod when the end
rang, It would mere qui •kly With We
feeling, then, i stopped upon the
I�bnd Whiegua m the walk with
otj bills Mr a
l'"'/61 lay• , ,o..' or 15;.. 1 telt a t rap move
tndrF lar feet, anal 1 shut ,tray eyes and
nerved nit self for the plunge, Inst It did
not tome. and 1 gawsl.l into the tower
'.f,(l, hot with a feeling rather ofdieap'
',ointment than otherwise. for 1 knew that
to np.rrow would contr. ant Other t44 -mor -
now.. making the ;Marry greater by
Ietrre(hlug It But it wa. ort to be. for
when 1 had passel into the tower I was
conducted to A11 official'. rain. where I
wax givens the only deerit mewl I had eaten
situ, nay arrest. And that was had enough;
no- wrrr restored to m4', and 1 was
given :w .wort and sue horn to 'slake my-
self scarce in How 1 got oat i don't
know .\11 1 know- ,.that two weeks later
I waked lap in a missionary . I sr, and
w hen they let lar 1..' at myself in • mir-
ror my hair 014. 24. %"1 our It now.
• \laatths nftrrwvrl..•' concluded the
stun teller "d 'earned that the whole
thing was a job pet up o11 m4' by my tea
trade enenie., and that they rarer bad
any Well of killing me. lap they did want
to teach 111.' A Irms'tu ,n the• trade ethic*
of the interior. and glee me a gentle hint
*1.14 to 1me.tpw•'al lhrlr territory again."
-And did yen'" inquired the drummer
with holed breath
'Would you,' eis.pntnled the white
haired roan. And the drummer said he
would. road the white haired man end bi
ansa falsifier and ,:am. (urs4'hicago, and
everybody in the comportment seconded
the motion \\- .l f.tan,p'un.
LEEBUNN
Tes..nay, Jan, 15.
Mary /.ellard has hese riming at Look-
aow.
James Hogle enjoyed • pleasant transient
visit te Belfast the week.
The annualoseges,•tWaal ung of
the Preebyterna okareh will be bold es
Moeday tossing of art week at 7..30 e -
cleck r g.
N inter has at Inst &pe•nred, .svrriag
Mother Firth with • downy ble.ket et
pure white scow, which will remain ental
old Borne blows it sway or old Sol gets
warm enough to malt it.
The 1. (f, 4.. T. social has a fair attced-
000. Among the feces mew to theben
audience when appeared nal the p orui
were Mines May (.ordos rod Pally Hay -
dos, of Mbeppordt.a, tech of when regeder-
ed a recitati.e sad was well received. Most
termer members of els merit sedge, whin
we regret has lately given .p •t
the Port, assisted with the Ise,
which was stirriag asd earned, wile
rssitatlons, readier end iestretneental neon
by a quartette of our ors ledge- This
lodge rave two Cotenant, dialogues -"The
Rival Orators" y H. A. sod Herres Her-
ne, sod "The Ilisadersood Mede' by
Min Rdith Herta and M. R. Williams.
lath dialogues were gives in goad fern and
kept the amdirmse it rears of laughter fres
hogneeleg to sed. The word ninon will est
be forgioa after Ito dee expls.stin. ad
Anal
preysehea y she tooih.ame. dough -
mend by the
s�irrtaew stslwts la tothe dun 71 rho
Jobe Lomesa. W. vdrr.. ikrdmbu a .C. T. ably
H.rall One elf Malmo fl. A. Moiler
r•••• roue arm. whit m visiting with 4Y
p•ewu at William 111511'•, bed IM .M
es interim I
hrm• m11twbM lass te ger as of the
1•g bribes, at the Mie s
at10• sleigh me whish be wee btmgima
ng up mod •.kilter hi• leg beb.w N
ad a beard fame. MedMJ sA wooed eon
. -awed dad he le &dog as wall a eemM
he gapgent
Signal +
Subscript
1110114 ,1110114
CASH IN ADVAN
L\ TN@ POLICY for
I'ORTY-SEVENTH YE.
THE DOINGS AT OTTAWA
WkfatlsGoing on at the Capita
tell seedy ger a t. ■1 alrlelee Tb
Liberals bee [.try elates a Te•*r *1d.
ts•ege Lae seedier. and ■.n.p.
lists Taw Ib.e1.. teaser.
Toss *Wan Corre,pesdeso..
IT1'AWA, Jan. IJt6 fhn yuestiol
we are meet arrested in pet now m, " al'
we ready for • ga.r*1 'locum Have w
completed our organlratla and at a mo
meat a mottos are we prepared to go au
theht' W •
4'l
W. have right till R side, bw
our experience of t .e past holds out bah
little eaeeursgeseot un the score males
our weapons and 010010oa• of war are 11
order.
The Cabinet at the present moment an
divided on the question of • dissolution, but
everything polite to • general •leetloo be
fore I'arliammt meets again Of courier et
is the object •f the I:everomest to throw m
of our guard and spring the elections upon
the county before we oma oonlplet• our of
genl/atton •ad Ext our even on the field.
I to not delay .me moment to nomtaating
your candidate I4cide •1 once who be is
to be 2.d l beeR 0
into the work with • de
ter mia*ttoo to •
ID.
iro mot commit the fatal mute e In
thinking It r to be • walk •over lur the Lib-
eral party this tame, ate*. though our pros-
pects never appeared brighter. Remember
that every ten votes you take from the Cos-
eervotese asd add to the liberal side
makes • difference of 20 in the I:esaervouv.
awyttity. F:vtry vote somata. One vote in
tea 4o.Nituescies magbt turn the ma•enty
•ith•r ..y.
1 o2. have bees bib floe the battles of sour
party for 16 year* in hard lack l ou h*ve
sot ugly bees Salome the Government mad
the treasury chest but you have been fight-
ing the governmat contractor, the spoon-
fed manufooturor, end m,.n•peh•t , you
have been fighting the bug railway corpora.
Ilona : every possible appal to seemliest
has been rallied •g•in•t you, yet is ld'J1, si-
ter the elem:t•o.• were over, the I Mieer,.-
tives had only a majority of 2.5 when tee
How met. nurture votes then a the
House would base wiped out that ma tor
The Liberal', of coarse, loot ground in the
bye elections, for the Government were able
to buy up constituency after constituency as
the Wartime came on. If, with all the odds
*Retest us to Ira1 we mole such • capital
abowtiw bow much more encouraging do we
find the coodlteoa of affairs is the country
today for our success.
Rut we meet work.
Possibly 1 am an enthusiast, ood if 1 *m
11 It on account of the strong councilmen
that nave been engendered an me by • long
residence at the sat of government when
we have as opportunity of 10owag mon
about what 41 going on than these wbo have
to form their catechismal' mainly from what
tt•y read.
The labors' party do sot wish von to ac -
sept what they tell you without looking for
further evidence for yourselves. They state
their erose and 111 you where you will find
the evident* for yourselves In proof of the
charges they make.
You will soon be ailed upon to render
your verdict.
Are you satisfied with their senesce, or
do you find the I;overnment guilty ' Have
you studied the iadlctmeat ageis•t them'
Has your ('oseerrouve Government kept
faith with you' is their record • clean
me • If it is, why did they 111 Sir !lector
lenient to step 1 ose aide until the storm
blew over Why did they and Hon. Thos
McGreevy. M. P.. the president of their
associative, 1 jail' Weirs they t'x*rdisg
your interests or their own wham they 1*,
eros..d your taxation 64 per cent. and your
maltose! liabilities 83 per cast
11'• will ay methane of Goyernmat ose•
tracts throerh which you have been robbed
of minims of dollars by .,as like ('abutter
'1t. Louie, who told the oommittee Isar see -
Mon that he destroyed hie book. Mosses he
did not wish the country to use how much
he had paid for Mentos purposes
1 sa aro shortly 1 Ie aced 1 choose be-
twtes the party whoa only claim to your
eseideses a the blank record, asd *11 who
are pledged to the lowest pnaible d of
t►xahea
, whose 17� per et. tari i was
rand to a 36 per Dant tariff by the present
Government the mWmaat they secured co.•
trey of the treasury bombes
It is between thins two parties you hays
sow 1 decide.
It is tber•fornneeseaty for Open shado-
ws honest government to get reedy of ase
for the meting battle. Von have right a
your side. tied you have the majority el the
people with you now. Rat you mud hear
is mind that the past has told u that there
is • vary Inge purchasable woes rmosg the
electorate and such se it is to be ras'ysudd
the feet remains
Then is somber element of the electorate
wbe fully r•eegsiee the ourropi term) of
Government we aro living used.., let they,
after a many reverses, are discouraged from
making ay farther attempt to mean
hent goverment sad hove •hsadsmed all
hope dleledgleg the preen( (3...emmat
from their present streagbeid is whish they
have atressbad themselves, sad made
thorniness seen with your nen. it is
them people Tee barm to talk with and a-
.o.rage te meowed •forts, far it is Nat
vete you must neat epee to .Net the
ehas.hie VMS the Goverment le haemo M
sse.r.
noire m • little matter 1 would like is
dr.w your attesti.0 to, sad, after nksisg
fasts, I will lave it te your judgmemt
whether is w h e regarded a as wwwr�Qa�a�u,
.4 str g ie .s guilt~beety or *s aluminise of
gig the 17th .f May, Air . Jens Th.npw
anneme.d the nth of the late Jean Harms.
Y P., who soli le the Roar as r'epeesein
tare .f Quinn Week Oe the 14th d Joy,
awe m table i.4.r Mr. Lauder .tab been
hie eon l• j1.ilenj and glld the