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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-3-28, Page 11 1 11 60 10 i3 • Zbe 1 Atonal. THE LEADINQ NEWSPAPER Oil' Mr ON OOVNTY. FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR.-1:►Io GOUERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA. THURSDAY, MARCH :8t 1815. THE DOINGS AT OTTAWA. Wkagalgaddlltig on at the Capital tee lsdeel./a or the t..tersseec 1. a els• of Writhe... IMssart sed ee.ler aver *bedew ea T'h1s w111 be els art• les se.•S.e .1 eneltamraI. rue .wain I.rreeiseMeooe. l"I :Y W .Y, March 23. I f i ne ire tenon is an *erase* of weeknw our rulers in the '•ittet will refute* renderable mote be fore they eco get themselves In shape to meet I'ar11•meot. The evolutions we have witnessed hen lunar tie peat few weeks clearly Iodieate bow frail is the fuuodetioo upon which the protect 1 •bine has been ...retracted. The weather Bock on the tower of P•rha moot botidier could not keep pace with the revolutions that bare t.kee peace to eteee toe clnles and in the 4.overoment s policy sinus the lea premier died. the day we were ieform.d by the Gurere meet organs that • general election lied bets decided upuo, weds the day follow./ would bring the urn that the premier bad changed his mind and would here a sesmee, One half the I .blwt muted ..wino ; the ether half rid dtesolutial. Foster retried to face the Howse with his lot or 'seen miles lino dollar debet, wale Hsggart did re watt• the ethers of hs department opened out until the elections were over. H•ltgitt knew he had not heard the lent of the Correia Hedge steal, ow Shires of the Shi Island ooetr•ct. He else knew that the :soo" oriel inb if investigated would dis- close seer very nnples..ot truths as to where your mousy was going to. He aloe know that in the reducer of expenditure arc the latercolostal railway he bad taken credit for whits was the work of artiste, ler it was not Haggert's scheme that wiped out the delict iso this read and he wee &tried the truth might cone nut. Rut Haggrrt se numbered with those wbo have had to t.ke • hack art and he has not the pluck to memo. While in many trotters of public policy the Cabinet has been divided, roare isprob- ably w question w which tk. dividing Imes have bots se firmly drawn as in resol1s a decision in the Manitoba school case. /t'Itro.. diecering the merits of the one or how ter the Government are to be 1un- jprstelated for the step they have token, it wl i: be a matter of greet Interest te new watch how far the I.ov.rameet wall show their nooenty in ging effect to the Immo they espreet, ahold the ManilebS legislature refuss to take actloa oo the man- date sect by the premier hem here to Gov. ..roar Schell/ this week. It may safely be said !het for the time this question bas been made paramount to all others and that ler 'het reser and the Importance that has been attached to it, it is lucun,bent on botb political parties to as - sun in haste( it settled, not on its political meads but upon the bases of equity god right It must net be u.dentood that 1 .m ore tylog or condemning the policy the Govern - meet has adopted to this matter. As Liberal. we can .11 unite to critical/4g err coedemoing the GoTersmot'. isuti policy : we can oensare their extravagance, but es the question now before you then are principles involved that do sot admit 4 our being • unit as !Amnia either way, . d for that re•eoe I do sot propose inflictl.g my tedindusl opinion upon you ea to whether the 4.overumeat 5.,. weed wisely or not. The decistnn reached is bound to offend Liberals and Conservatives alike in o.rteir ,ostlers while by • very Targe section of the country of both political @tepee It will be removed with satisfaction and It u sot for me to say, therefore, whether the lovers• sheet in reaching • ordure have hear prompted by a desire to do what they btu :weed to he right or whether them action has bra in.pirrd by patties! motives. 4 if this we may he In a bettor pes4110s to fudge when the matter rotes before Parlia- ment later on In the mesa time let us not lose •irht of the fact that then are other political Issue Oat. demand our stte•tioe. the ooesial is at hand and the Government would no doubt bks to hare &Hostilities diverted from *thew matters affecting their owe honesty sod iut.grity and which rye a more direct bwnag on our oatioeal welfare : on our o atmeal finances and o the 000dition of your own tisanes. and pockets, than the Manitoba school case. Tbe mein feature of legislates from the ' •overnme5t side el the Howse this ewer will be to the dirs.tiae of "Rubes" for the electorate. After bested 4100441ed to go to the country they found • mistake hail beer made bad that unless more messy for pub Iic works was voted • large somber of one - emanation woad be lest. Tithes eneatitu- errt a must be Axed, sod you will 5.e 'all' lions .t dollen ofear tares voted away ssi 'his ssos to 5.i • post office hen, and • arum betty there : • backwater le this enmity tied • railway subsidy for that '041 017. Am *Sort will, of .arse. be made to choke nN dire n.iee aid orb the esesie. through Mut the Opposition will hum s«netsing to lay shout that Then is 4.o mach at *take te allow thole to have all their ewe way. Then are noisy sett of the sdmi.tstratiw th.t most be 4.ekd into, and although they will kick hard, se they alum* d., .pled 4 prli•or.tary i.vsstlg.tbs iota their non. dam. ' to Oppaifits will nose bare with their mimes fully nsa& .p to fight it oat le the bitter and. The Worst esu mino ity is the hoose are 'hers to proems year isherasb, said while 'hey have failed to make heart mem mit of the gamg who for rears her been .raador ag yea hart *used w5gem, kher ha" wti- •«'dad is defeatist/ many el Nm big raids 'hat :eyerseent had cert arbred mien the treasure 1104 em year 'waste therefore try that it will he • 'clatter el e erier" regret N m Wm beet ef ets dltwmies tint hilar esseterfly hollow the Omani- mloll-M . Is Iles mefleh• Ileber sera ra Ws. ask d horror NW the some !.ceui Imm w o 100 Wee es Warr aimW.er.- mid d veer tit ♦ a ems -went-, et pel- • I Wiwi fraud sed surgeiss d wbsh y have ro the normsorms stat tress Tray l.,tv erameot wok the rant .l elle. at Ottawa D. McGIILi.ICI'I)1►y EDITOR.3 yes ' I I he TOPId3 OF A WEEK. The Ispavtaet Kerr Ia a Yew Marie troytroygate/M gate/ •adert, The 11rernkr hers donated {1,461 to the Albert 4'ullege exteu.kou f 1. Mr 1;riot., M. P., iuldn sed a large meeting held afterward. Mr. J. C. %!.. Legs, ex-M.1'received 1r. 1'. Me. rite ive NAND IINN for Areenteutl. It 4. *teem' that 11nn .1. 1'. freemen,, M i..l.t•r .e4 Militia, ha. neighed hie pi,rtfedio. Mir lt. Eisen haat been elected the first Pre -idiot' of Trenton's Young Idhrrel Clue, • Mr .lin Kerr. of Mint., Towneehlp, a impolite young fernier, waw killed by a follie,g 4n, .yogic• elevator at llrthven, Man., 45th rose 4II.11rbt of wheat, woe burned F,ub41. nwr44urg. The 1'illain•'o( le.11am. hely, we. over- whelmed by a b',nl.ljd.• extending over two thirst. .1 i hair d Swee 11Ntip,1 444.te one of the tins ,.•t44, 4. .1 W.•.I ..lurk, e.o it tett .Moat.• 1.y hanging on Monday. 'I'h• I.it.•rel. of Noel !erten.' X 11., hal.. la ... !AU•! Huta. liter Mitehrll ar thd•Ir . onlhdntr for th.• !'.chili ., 1.1.4..w.•1 1'.448 ng I.1 t. nil, elected .flierISMIanight. TM I'reaidenc•y was a tie he - cistern Mews. J. l'. H In the Hellish florist t7gwsM FM - tiny o tinA motion by Mr. Ansa to hirer u1 the ;my merit of trembler woe pseud by 117,..4..4,,. 4s' !:ilii lawn.) will lie the de1.•uro in the cans ..f Hetet-Hetet-sh..rt4., the Valleyfield homi- cide. .•tier.l of hie retrieves hahave.ntfer- .d (nem rhe• malady. Th.• ('It n Fllan.' Ceriimitte,• of Mont- real hate decided to cut off the Mayor's annual ellownnee of tee p the oalleged ground. of ...minty. The Municipal Fran•hl•w, In lalul, 1.111 reel! It. ....Ind reading In the Huusn of Connson., and war, referred to the h;rend t'.. tete without divieien .1u rgnr.tri10 mettlemettleof et N"eisteolaue, IA 5, a s. Duke et ito/tern:a. arid mos put ••. Jeoth Iu SMI, has hero erected in Prague. Importation of cattle into a:righted from all European cuuntrielt, Morocco, Natal. Portugal. Africa and Zululand is prohibited. The Fell. of Foyers, one of the madoll picturesque .p. of Lech Ne.t., have been ..del t.. a company for the nasufacture of aluminium. Plainer Greenery was in has Moor in the Vaniters iegislature en Priday. and gate notice of a bill w aid .'reemerie. and cheer factories.tl 1rater Frye %epee Spain will Not apolo- gise. on luvs.unt et the .%!lushes difficulty, .e. that the United rutso may lie afforded ran curer for tinting 4'Was. 'Thee etrattwr Female. which sailed for lr Loudon Wedtoplrsy *(tense n, emit 1(1,600 Iwrn•1. of Xova ,*..ilei apples for ttheEng- omelet hem ltarnticri, rennuutndrrof 1he'Italian Dome.• Dome. in Ere Afrirop5 tl ,wwa.ion., has .n't'uphd Adlgret without ermeunt.•ring •'dM" suit ion. ACT? FuR THE F'A R M ERS everybody else wee pr. irons. le order \ TY -ON E YEA RS /1 1:0 pay was 118 per t ate. sere in the 1 they get the (,oveteale•t w prohibit the six. to provide their anomie with cheap fund Sik - • town of 4.uderteh all the %%mter and were dulled Dv I.leuteuent .I oho Young, who SO4 Paused by a Border Patron. Thi W rioaer s ee.dl1Sa. •r l'asseben earmsrvs cad mussesmussesaptly I11..- tresed --Tee PAtee/.g "rear Mar W tees acmes ea. from The Casada Yat mere San. IT to .aid by proluctiunl.,t, that pro w auo. prunek ded e termer with • house rein. 1e the next breath thew lame prutecllalis-a cote the trade returns to show oru that the export. of term product.. 5.Mtnin- creasein- creasedenormously sauce 1879, end theyause ulalm coedit for h0voig cd this tonere • Mien in ti the menage tmenage is the beet proof u the world that .he N. P. has not rowel tee the remu0eratlre and 531.ab.orbiog home market that was promoted The price of our staples u 6x441 by the competition , f 0 the natems te tee4Ag41ab market, and all that pro5eu ctioo does is is' ,Ilmuh the re- turn trout them by eddies' to the oust of pro- duction. !It u worth while, however, to lDqulr. what art of • borne market the N. 1'. Its create.! for things mot classified es staples, smolt as live hogs, live cattle, lambs, and the W and L DeetiDarling.l like. tiro buss bale hese higher at Tore.• t• to TaTiire tram iT Claio•go. The Creches dety oo live bogs is • pat and a hall • panne. le the States the duty is ler only 20 per 0.01..4 valorem. Prouetlouuta tell e a with • straight face that the higher prase at Tornow s due to the higher duty. Bet if w, bow etas It that right along frees Augu.t,whon the America. duty was reduc- ed to 20 per coat. , while ours, as now, was • cent sad • half, the Pries at (Imago was higher than the Tomato price 1111 about the middle of Jesuitry ' I should hke to see acme protectionist ford explain this on the hyputhear that • high tariff meas. • nor re.peadierly hirh price. When he has got through let him tackle the question of why hose were (requital), 'learn at Chicago be- fore the high Idoli,ulsy duty was imposed its tkteker, 1890, than while that duty was in forme : also why hogs wen often dosser at Toronto before oar hog duty was Ispwd than nava Tee price at Chicago rage. at 114 15 for oommo. to $4.56 for extra heavy. At Toronto and Montreal the pnoe r 84.62i for hea•y, with other grades in proportion. trete 1.05 ore termite It le rammed that negotiations are on foot Mtwen the lre•nend Electra...West- Inglwuw' Electric, Wrete•rn Electric and other electric I•olnir0ees for the pulling of hlte•nete __Bonen Stafford. a High School stud- ent ,.f I'1. for who. advertised extenstv.ly for cleft. waned, wo. arn,ded and west for tete! en a .'barye of teeing the malls to defraud Advice have leen reeved at Calcutta that the llrltleh detail ant which 4. marching to /'hltral ham leen att*eke,1 by the nudge,. and defeated. One officer and several primate were 5111.11. In r.nnpllaixw with King lh.wr'. oar•. both havers of the Swedish Hlg.tlag yeatirrkty Hertel! members of a committee which will abcrtly dire.. the Norweglen question. On Tmeelay evening the eerie. .4 dyn* mite on !hard a re,m.•1 on the 'thine. near 4N.4•rwesel. expl.d.sl Thirteen lire, wen. I.o.1, and then writ serious deearur- tion of property. Oen Neal ►k'w'e ninety -Arnot birthday wa. 50nond ley a large leathering of rem. miniver ...iietio. In Tendon nm Tneteday evening (itngrntulaery mesurgrsr wen• went t., the veteran. A deputation of Newfoundland church men bare gene to England with a view 0f raising funds to meet the .reals of the I)bnrrh nod the general poverty of the people Hon Richard Vass died at Milady'. phia, aged 71 Ii.• sehlcved social fame by dauulne with lemon VI04K1a at a ammo hall, teeing the only American. It Is ,aid, who ever hret that distinguishes! Memir knglend will wind relief .•new. to tea.. IM• Vlo.,, o/ them In the China squadron whew• tine expire. this per. hut the VOW nail+ will not return. The Admiralty will devote 1444,405) to refitting eels vmmal. at Hong Kong, \t Wwlne.day's meet Ing .4 the Pr,.sby. tory of Peterhnrn' Het Ih nom Gregg, ne Knot ('ollerm. was uiranlmn rely nom' netted for the M.wl.rater.hlp at the nett meeting of the I'rw•hyterian General A. nemlely Io London. Welland l ioenty Young Men'. I,IM.tel tulle was organise! yesterday. Mr K 4;ser. he•Ing..herd President A mesa meeting wars Meld In the evewing, ad dereel by Mown. C N. Myrna Jars" A. I,,well and W (i114mns, M peau mad Mr. Woodruff. ('adhere. While the Britlmh squadron was weigh. Iver anchor in rho harbor of Wei !fel Wel delving a nerve galea heavy sew wept over the /nn-ew•Ue of the flag.tilp ('.en tureen, drowning a se wan more Ed rode During the• IwseMalno terra follow- ed te* Alacrity rams letin r■.11leMr with Ike r .ntttrtr.n and mriore(y di_marled bac bow plates Hath skip drifted w- gateetly neer the leis dram. bid ness- ysd le jpp dr trod Nam oat be elft •The Chicago market for settle to in god shape for the farmer. 'The future looks en- es.ragts4,' lays ere Arm is the Breeders' terette of March l3,•for the feeder who bas good stud, whether covered with bait, bris- tles or wool. The top pries tor extra steers is 16 25. 4'.r cornier to medium the pries is $3.65 to $o : good 116 to 86. The top pr4ce at Maltreat se 114 25,To:oro theatre: for uommo to medium $3 W $3 621. W• can retie lust as good rule in Oaten as they or a the Western States. The duty on imported cattle u the row to both come ter, o e- tere, 20 par net. d valorem. 1f, as le argued In the roe of her, the duty affects the price, bow is 4t that it dors not affect 11 tyuelly, and that our cattle do not fetch ea mach as Hemmen American • And It it be true as implied that the higher the duty the higher the price why do not Ministers et Ottawa crime up higher prices by mesas of higher duties' If our duty was 100 per cent. or 5,000, does anybody oat of an as7- lam *oppose .hat it would benefit ea by ex - Wailing American cattle when prices then are so much higher than here Spring lambs at M 'areal command from 82 50 to 84.75 each, which is also the To- ronto prix. At Chicago they run from $3 50 to 15 50,and eves ire) ood for the best. l0 the Breeden' Ga,ette • firm reports the sale of one lot of 78 lambs from • farmer in lows witch brourht se average of $5.50 each, At Torooto Ne. 1 barley it worth 50 to 52 eats. Acoordiog to the Buffalo dispatches i this /rade of C...than would brine 65 there; that is, after paying the freight, the lin trio shipper would ret 10 cents • bushel e ntre at Roffelo if we had reciprocity lean be can get at Toronto. Our duty of 30 per cart. ad valorem is the same as the Ameri- can duty. What good is it • Tut NANr fee. T1.1txa'a 1 can point to la.urnerable tanner where the N.1'. does immense pewee in Lan - edit, bet they are not farm product poor. Take up any manufacturer's list and you will ase that the msaalboturer has no rears Se carper. Farpoiat galvanired barb wire sells at $2.87i (p.r 100 pounds in Tor ate, and $i i Moetresl. The pries at Bello 141.96. (Otiose aro oo.troilod i■ the Domitw by • huge combine protected by • 30 per eat duty, which keeps prices fret low ererg5 to provost the British sad Americus mills from adereelline it. The duty es has is 30 per cwt, and English and American haw taxed to that amount are sold ea ehesply se N. P. hate. So it goes all through. The N. P. has provided • oom,forubde home market for the masa facteror at the farmer's exposes, but for the farmer himself it has dew soothing reept, se 1 have seed, to ditsirisk the rotors from ►r trop 57 adding artieseally to bis wet ef Iivieg sued predraiag. lIe will beret worse e l if the Goverment .srrks at Its design of •Murat kis rearm to esheidiee steamship end cables to Aestrslia for the purposed brtrefies Australian eempetities apes bio. Leat re trade with Australis by en rt.w, bus why skald we give • hasty Sa enable them se .mdereall ea • Or why shebi w0 es.etiea that white eerbles elan rteateet. by • rebate of duties to sell more ttltsrply r Amtre1Y. tanners, MMM sidle/ these he hes..* sere dangerous wow pouters with the isrrlers of the Discs. A ell A rrsa r1,G u M Iwrnay. in Frames before tar novelettes, as is (lsseds •I the prep.st t.emwl, lactslsties was M1 is fever el the tw.kMwSr The terser we hromed to 1 o0 by duties. Whoa the s•.wi*eturers met se that .a. try Nay laid he essystialsra ire es.5tr7 just es ears ilsobst Wee bigb drams "greed wash *dr Elgralsa. cad lbw hennaed MO beseirs Okay vac simMig seamy port of grain to forum, countries, which, of sand hos time au ;h. regular army *Y• course, reduced Its p• ce in }map, which was then growlers • I..g. surplus. Com Nass and monopolies flourished on every heed. We all know what • walla. time there was when the fernier and pommies tame to the cowcluswe that oubody, nuttier king, lord, nor m.aufacturer had • I:od- jpv.n right to plunder them. 1 here will be no @betiding of blood to Canada. We don't do things that way ; het unless 1 .m mistakes', there will In such as upheaved at the polls as "-ir Mac- ken,. Rowell little dreams of easter Ince years of humbug sad eltormon a going In be somas(' by the awakened termer, 'and don't you forget le' • M 01144414. t;0•m.NM1NT. If it has bona anything etu.pt • man.fac• tutees Go•erae ant, the pronto Govern- Then wee only ono small stere In the msot has been • renter I'neiaoeGovern• town, owned by Willman •ted Jeeps' Goed• meat. 'There are ouly 800,000 people u tog, and 1 bought • few pounds of salt, pay. thew three provIDose, as compared with tag three peace per pouud for u. 'Ihe rem- over two million In Oaten*, yet we keep dentia1 portwo of the town rosined of u p the Ioterc,looi.l as a e.overerot road eight or tee frame dwelluge and •boat Some Doings otthe Olden Time horst Moro le t'Neerlsew elle lee lewd -M•rd•elpo et aloe leloseees t.arlr met• Iter. In (Whore, a.d 4.edrrM5 ler McMll/.■ .l I'll. THE first family of the Coxes settled is the Township of Goderch, on she (oh esecome 0,te the Fall et the year 1833 The distriet Was at that time a WlltirrDCes. The writer was • boy of sixteen, sad having to go to 4..dencb, had to follow the surveyor's • blaze' for their benefit Ito tort on capital account now reaches $50,000,000. Lori reads that are little more than the eve of • law -mill switch h.r• been reused. W• else beaus their fishermen to the am.ust of 1160,000 • year. They have our 0r so municipal system 111 the rural parts. The cost of roads 0.d bridges is defrayed by the Provta.ial Governments, and the Provincial Govern - mama arke it out of us periodically In the shape of 'bettor tome ' In other words, we pay the biggest .hue ..f their municipal Saxes as well ss all our own, ---an cruellest arrangement for them, bet not sat profitable for ne. Then, ws bonus their four one bosun Iron fer.aor to the extent of 42 • toe ea the pig iron they p4F040os, and protect them with • duty of 14 48 per log ton be- sides. Wisest they convert the pia tree into steel they rot • booty under the act of last session of 12 mon ..d • pr.t.cuoo of 1j10 • ton I. addition. Nevertheless, the largest isplemeat-makers of Outer)* bey norther steel nor pig iron from Nova Soots. They get their pig trop .t Chicago for 110 • lour tea. The duty of 14 48 is equal to 45 per mist. of • tax. Yet It is actually Cheaper for tier to pay this tax than bay from the Nova Scotia tamp who have an advantage to beeia with over the Americans of the 12 beast,, the Americans net beteg bounty - fed. Implement steel costa in l'eunerlvoou $414 • tea. The duty of 110 is equal to • Sax of over forty per insek Kat it is cheap• or to pay that tex than purchase Nov Soots steel, altbeugh the latter has boy b.eaty fed to the, tone of 44, once as pig wee .ad agate as steel. Of erne these •arise duties and meet of the booty mos- sy. too, Dome oat of the pocket of the On- tario and Manttab• fanner • la this • square deal' I. it ea equitable nosy of ruoing th. county • And do the fanners m tie Maritime Provinces derive any re- reepoiedisg bow6t' A I.A'r4 err':uVI) IYA. 1,. Then is • verse in the Bible who'll 1 ol- eos think .f cow -a -days Tb. prophet Jeremiah, i.•0igbinr against llabyloa and Cealdea, one . ' it is the land of graven tmapi and they are mad open their idols. Therefore the wild besets of the desert with the weld beasta of the nerd .hall dwell dere. and the owls shall dwell therein• and it shall be no more inhabited forever.' Can- ada has too long been mad ups' the idols and graven 'Magee of pity \\ e have driven • million of oamv-bora Canadians across the lime with • still vaster multitude of Europese-hero settlers, mainly through our unwillingness to abandon the idola sod seek in our own interest • wide sod looting trade arr•neewi.ot with our sister countries We has. *offered ourselves to be robbed by our own tariff because of our fondness for the idol* : we have winked at every form of rurality . and we have been corrupt and davuh ergo to worshipping kmihle whose bands ore wiled with boodle ■nd boodlln4. If we do not 'trios' about • change in she ex- isting state of public affairs by oar wise u the oomlag Federal elution, weshall almost deserve to see owls and wild beasts occupy- ing the are which Omnipotence deei4ned for • pro.p.rous people. HARBOR NOTES. Minn as Its Mirk emir Defied Dewe. Fisherman are busily engaged is mending ants, overhauling boats, etc. New decks are being put in the str. •loo.@. She is also having • gesor•l overhaul's,. Jas. Craig has bought the fie5boat, " The 'mitoses " from Wm. W.Ilses and is hav- ing her repaired. The new icehouse recently built by the Bola. Fish to. holds, It is setim•tei, abut 450 tees of ice. Wm. Wallace is bating • ow heat built for this season's business. The cetera. shipbuilder, Win Marlton, eo.str.oted the wait. The defective pordee ef the htsakw.t.r in the neer is b.e.g watched with lousiest, as to .11 prohabillt, it will re with the Spring freshet. In view of • brisk Semrnr's business, (apt. Bartter has had as acidities made to hs boat M..., which gives him greater t.- eliti.m to serve the public. He will have nine boats in service the year. Wm. Mclb.ald has had • sow Mideast built b, Wm. Madre it is •.ta.sehly 5.41 heat sod is . creditable retreat be the Godertcb Ahem., tier! Then are at pre..et the toiletries waft ill the harbor . Sohn. - Sep .., Tedrow, Craltas.e sed Iolf -Tugs Sem (jweeu, Clams, Molntesh, Elsa 13.11, Seibold, See King, !Evelyn ad D•tay. The Sir. CS4nshria will be esssm.d.d tris we Y4.retoed, Neil Omit year, aid the Gormless by Gap. Festa nary tie begat will bum tis tMm..iers se lest 7esr. Sli, ibsm Wttp Csameei lies!/ 146 tat. woll-idersed. te de sly sad edeeteally whet wee farmer Leri ere creast --sour .ail dimrpes- eMy se .511. T. deer she epee. tad break w ..lel., headsets .ed two with- out rspl-eemi after arts, mai she 1.• Itgbi/etl Ii4eN lessal +,e remedy, Syrup • 1 Tro Jird 5.tselie rJl was WWM In See Web Miry ~aim d het work. thirty log houses. I don't £..member the populetioe, but there may have been one hundred. There was ro church or mummer of n.• denomination to the town er in the .0.01) no•. there was no rostra^. hostas to be hw .ever tams I.000e0 IU tact, 1 have known some who travelled to Leaden to protium • litaeis. There was one mesio ttrraattee who hal to celebrate • mar- The arThe Outride C.mp..y owned the tows sad the whole Huron Tract, as It was than balled, and Lowe lots were sold at iS per lot of re -fear of an acre, and term lied at seven .hilliate mod ear pence per acre, mostly on time for payment, and at • high rate of i.1.rest and compound interest. The tate§ of the runty were tent to London, where •11 cnminel cares were tried .sill oar Jail was built In 1842. \Where Clinton now steads there was • hotel mad • log house, and tt was toowo es Vanderburg's Corner. The Horse road was triply sestied, and . few settlers were 00 the bask concession in Gdert.b wwaehip. There wore maw • few settler o. the London rood • few miles (10.1'Vanderburg'. Corner, ted • few more 0e what is rolled F:gmund- ville, Dear where Seefonh now reads, but there was so Seaferth in these days There was • hotel every eight or ten miles leading from H•m4Itoo amid hoodoo, for the acoom- modeuoof Immigrants and ether travel- ln. 0 All mail matter was from us to eight weeks on the way from England or Ireland to Godenoh, and the postage was high on • merle letter. We have paid se blab as sit shiUup and three pence for postage. The mead was carred on horseback, and the poet -office was kept by • highly esteemed lady, Miss Rich, who was • very capable official. Most of the first settlers are either d.od or have removed from the vicinity. Sheriff Gibbons is the osly man in l41.0 now who had grewn to m•shoof in 183.:, and in the townshipof I;oderich there are only six er sieves wo had grown to manhood .t that date Abut the .0015 tome there were eight or ten families who settled in the townsbip of Colborne. They were well supplied with money and took up large block• of lead and built large Ing houses. They lived in higher style than we In this section and their money did not And long. Meet of them were `t.otch and English, with • few Inch. About the veer 1834 • few families of • more thrifty t.mpermmeet .ettled in Colborne, who by c.r. and in- dustry .uco*ded in making good homes for them.elve., and their families are now in good eircunietaeo... There aro very few of the first settlers now .live in Colborne. Then were no settlers in the township of Bruce in 1833, as at hadnot then been sur •.vel. 1 assesed the town of Godench in the Spring of 1842 The population of the town at that time wee a little over 600. 1 att.ad- .d as • juryman at this first wart of assize bold is the .name of Huron, and for three demi' service 1 received thirty -6.e cents. In the EMI of 1837 the Mackenzie rebel lion broke of and .11 Canada was in • state of sxcitemot. The militia was milled one and velunee.•r certain.. wets raised ny o• ler it the I.overn. r A. the same t,n.•' It. wee premised that all loyal sulneete who would sere to quell the ra5rleo would get 100 arose of the wild land of Canada, but I4., promise was never fulfilled 4'aptain 1Y,Ilen. !.coiling raised • enmpa.y of rel - motors in the: *motion, and two of my brothers left for Sorel.. They march• ed sine; the lake Shore through the heir, and bad so road until they g.44 to the settle - meats. A hew days after they got to Sarnia or Walpole island they were supplied with obi maakets end hlankets, hot had no cloth- ing goes to than, and wen placed in • Catholic chapel for a harra,•ka Shortly after Ow volunteers left all ibis aNe h•.d15d men In and near 4;nfterieh were ordered to .00.1 et I'opst'e hotel, three mike iron, the town, net the next day we mei at 4'Ihnron Corner. A. we haft no hn awry, the .o'h0rl,lee ',.d ordered theblsct• Smiths to make pike heads of Ira or .te54, and had them put ie Needles of whit• ash, eight or tee fest long. mud this ma leer. .opplled with teen. i got ON. and 1 have err .t.:1 in my possession. About re fourth of the men were seat hnre again to take core e( the families sod settle. i was seat h ome agate to take orrgs of three families e nd ,-stele. mod 1 hail tore os. day of ...h Werk to enroll my rain. bolero rapier As- sam!, • veteran el the regular army. Ti. vnluate.rs outside of the kom egeord trey• marched by way et the 1.emd. • Reed 1 • • Saeeia, .5d they had m hard time of it. .5 the reads were very noddy and the *revel- ling hard. The militia men were kips •wtiy need pat of the Wieder sad the volunteers until the Spring A .arhsr of the Ireton rot..Hina wet• takes proposers, and hiss• 1 is Lomita and wore no Toronto, and more wore kept i, jail sad several left the oe.ee try. Marker re weir hie es y., sn4 the Governor Issued • pto.laei.Mee r B,wime (1,000 ley has en to say pero..e e1 pererm ache would deliver him up to the proper author two in the Fell .f 18111 ('.pests 1,s.r•1. an old esputs of the army. mewl • rem •nor of ,a4m.W,. in (:54.rinh town. I joined thus and we re.Notd $ el beast" and .etre., sod wise -Wprtd with old selkM. Our were dis.►argol a the Spring followlu/r, atecapteim cheated us out of two mwetha' po, 'one unto after all was over and peace prsslatm.d : the rebels were all pardoned sad Vt Ilhao, l.yun Mac•wsie In years after sat as • member a ►h. Hoose of Parliament to !'Yana The militia rd volunteers suffered a great amount of hardeht' troni cold u many of them were poorly ord. Any of them who were wounded or otherwise bodily injured afterwards received a prier .f t20 • year. In the year 1842 the tint elwuoo for members of Perlin/tent for the county of Huron was held in the town et I:ederick. The township of Itiddulph and Mctlil5.ray were then In the county. The M.didetes wen Captain Dunlop, Reform, and ('eater Strachan. ('uclervttvs. No person had a legal vote except on deeded pr.pert y, and the whole county bed te tome to I.odench to vote, a somber of persona voting Illegal- ly. The election continuing for • whole week, four or bye hetet keepers got orders to keep open houses during the week, free to •l1 for hoard and liquor, tied I knew several persons to atop In the town eating and drinking at the expire of the candi- dates the whelp week. The writer of abs lived in • hotel kept by James Elliott, and had the chary* of the liquor end •ictuals, and beta • strict •c- ceuet of the meals and ale of the names of the persons, In the beginning of the week the authorities were afraid there would be quarrels between the two parties, and meet to London for a company of soldiers to limey the peace. 1 hay woe arrived cad were bil- leted in the hotels. Feta or tea at Elliott's hotel had • room io themselves, and their victuals were brought to their room. and every morning I brought them • bottle of Sontcb whiskey, made by the Youngs, of Colborne They were lolly. geed fellows an.1 kept the pease 101121, the week, and were lent honk to I.o.don when the war Wali OVA( Captain Strachan wee returned as the s.adtd•te. Captain Dunlop or bis party pretended the election. and the next Sangre • trail was held in Goderich tor the bast part of • week. 1 was • witness to the liquor end noted, sold, and got orders in the beginner of the week to keep a horse ready to serve summons en parties who yot- ed illegally. 1\'h.0 the trial was over Cap - twain Strsab•o was uoalated and Captain lyolop sat te the Parliament during the George Cox, J P. 4 Goderich Tp.. Mr. 18. 1895. THE EDITOR$ TABLE. Tu. Mxrllo,terr Mau•,ltia ion Avail. 1896. An article of very sinking enterer u the number w or by the Rey. James AIl.n, M A., pastor of Lb* Metropolitan eharch, Toorooto, on. "Ito Mismoas Pee" A.otber clever article, by Mrs. A. Kirby, denertbes "life in Russia," wher.tse writer lived in • noble family for three years. The Rev. John Hunt gives • graphro sketch of 111e so • Toronto hospital of which he is Methodist ••Mplain The Illuetratiow of this magazine are • special feature. Those illustrating the et! y .od river of Jt .John. N R., .'Shepherd I.ile in Bible Leads," which throws much light on many Scrip - tend allusions, and "The Life of Our Lord as Represented in Art," are especially floe. t'ortruita mei sketches of Robert Louis Stevenson and Ian Maclaren the Rev. 1300. Waren. are given, with • specimen story from "Futter the Ronnie lirier Rush," po the latter, which is the literary sensation of the day. The Illustrated stories, "The Star in the East," and "The Meuse on the Reach" aro also given. Price, 12 • year : 11 for six months; d(1 Mats per number. Toronto Witham Braga COMING AND 13OING- Phil Horton u home from London. R. H. Collins, barrister, of Exeter, was in town the week. MIs. R. W. Imoon and child are vi.111 g relatives in Montreal. (..urge McIntyre. of Toronto, is •isitia, at his home to Seltford. Art Sheppard is *Men, friends to ab. vicinity of Varna the week. Miss Jessie Straiten has returned from an •itended visit to Rochester, N Y. J. Stratton, of Thor.d.le, upset a few day to town Lila week and last Alvin Wallace, .1 Termite, visited hie hems in town during Setarday and Sus-' day. Mrs. .1. C. Sponsor, of Clinton, is yi.it- ing in town, the guest of Mrs. Thom. Swart.. ('has. Sharman, of Chicago, who hu been is ('bioagn tor • number of yon has Mors- e. town. Mr. and Mrs, T R. Straiton took in I;oderich on their trip to Remelt 4 Ol 4mbie from IMh•wo this week. T R. R4eh•rd..e, of Chicago, paid Me brother, IM. N Itlobareeen, .f hews. •wh•Mter.lhtas FJnb. deN.ewtnaayli.iWtre, soon,: berm. ary.1aertlle, ,Mw►., Yrs, P. R. Wallace, returned to her home lest Saturday, FOR RHEUMATISM. • Messed, that hes ewes mg 155. Pspal.ray be$u.e 11 sewer melte se a wee, i/erouns, Mich , Mor 96 Pimple in this st.to Ian specially oahj.s% to rheumatism. Tos yews, •od the old slake areattacked by It ad natal the tntrodeetie. of 1)edd's Kodwy fills • leer months Ore, we reliable can for the Jonsson was ybt.iw.i. 8.t these pills here .radiested the dies.r is every Baso where they wore ..tel, mid so tot, seed suffer fres it wale this remedy .•o be 5.41 from every dreams% e0 the eon Wiest Thm r.s.sa thee sere r that Amon amine is dee le diseased kidneys oe impaired settee nl ghees rapist Ry .laking these arcane whole, the novas i gemmed lied the rhesmati..i speedily d West Waitron' Mr, fit, the woo .I Wm Ifeakeld'e balk dvieg lent week, with h. funnily. IIIIPPld se to th. premiss. Re bile from `g Ocma e, C1hm. , sus j.mh Clark W all...., d aster. dial Ism week r the ace. el 36 oars t he w s n• yCss rens beerier e1 Dr. Warms, .f Alsmfes,d, !seedy d 011m - tem. 1 i 1 FR011 u%EI; THE Iii►RDER. I !!latero !Iotas from Washington Ib. 11,1e1005•tle Treaties lee Sabine. _ Tee lanes. 1.. e■ rower.. t iter ra..Ia•ee1 • rel -•La i Inar'ay.r • eredletl.e, Prom our Risen t'urreepeadest. %VASIII\ •h.\, March 25th. The adnnuutrsuot has •pparestly entered epos •o all :summer job et diplomacy. Within the leer week new compliments have become putee, oar ac•couot of the de- mand made up.n Hawaii to recsll it• noun, - ter, Mr. 'Ii.,.t,.,, and of a trmieder te Great Ilrtt•10 15.t its denotes with Naar• ague must be is hcceram ic.. with the Mu.roe doolru. Memiwhue all of the old oomph- caii3se remain, eel there is the 'bedew of • new one with 1 ranee I'eoau.eof •he unmet treatment of an tmoor @!moos soiree in hearer upon the Island of Mad•ga.tar. Span has not usde that .polo!;), but the Presideet is credited with toe l.elel that the delay IS pl.a£polly be. ause of the cbango el 'ministry in that country, and with the oMha (- to M Mae hash than secretary Osrims wee l0 makimg the brat d*mod. TWrre ere nhany remora tel d 115en.£eas the (1R tett, but membon porsureotly dIneny elms. The one glimmer In the tangle of desist is the eistemenl that Gorm•ey will will shortly rescind the edict prohibiting rho landing et American cattle. The prosectors of the new elver parr., keep sp • brave (root when .awed their b.odeusrters to Washington, but It re gaixs5.er o troei acs mend tones tb•ttiththey are phmuch d0trppomt.dreader by the riiii floe wboeh the country has pees their k.b,. 41. M•mpede expected to the esker parties has .at takes pima, seed the expected absorption ef the populuM has also tailed. The populists lay It would be • naso of the tad reeler the dors, and i.. yito aha now putt their reake, Aoeordlog u • aueOntober '4 the .logics of the Territory of nkiroma, who have been to Wabinrto• looking after the Judiciary .ppotetmeete which wore made last week, the collectors of the income tax to that ter- ritory will hold sinecures. They tell • story about one of these collectors, who rinser one el the tint eettlera and aides - fond to get pointers on the incomes of the wealthiest c,tvra He was allowed to talk himself out. 'hen the represootauv• M the first settlers remarked In • sort of I -..-tired toe* Say, stranger, I 'ye Warn 0' this 111...001 tat. hut 1 wand to tell yet right here, their ate t • man in 4 )k lahoma's got 'n income 0 >••. +,u• ceptio' Kill Cook. the outlaw, and I Wrier yes to go after him fur." The Bureau of American Republics exists wlely for the dronination of informenee eor05reing oar aurae on the tabor nide of the Isthmus of Panama, but eerne of the information asked for Is cwtatsly of • kid which the originators of the bureau did not provide for. For instance, or letter re- ceived sea if the nure.0 an recommitted • geed recipe for 1 hill sauce and tobacco while another, trdo, a mtatuuary, asks whether Where u boy tariff on • person paw- ns' from one .spay to another in South And ('sorrel Amerirs. The brat re.tuest could sot he compiled with, Mit the wrier of the other woe clowned that " mteser • rtes are trey .d Jut) 4)w of the rem.rkoblc, and creditable, thtngs.bout the !art .ree4uo of eke Fifty third 4'a•gr..e, wa..s. failure t0 •.thorn th. customary I e.Qrrseteu•I Sumpter junk oto 01 pnbh; erproee. althou,h several de light(ul wirers..us had cess planned by osr tats frugal ,rnst.ln and Representatives ache weer can 411) themselves ualeoo their know that 'lie) w,f1 not have to pay their own expire-. 1 i.. -,r little gam* te block ed. It dome t mater whether tt was the malmsey tf Omni net provided tor. or 0 nobler solute I.:e enough to know end to be thankful that there will be no ('o.- gr5seiowl lunkeis a 1.1'45 Judge Si el, who h.s just dowsed the ermine as • reward the silver was lay for hing ,•.ntrary to hu 0940400 championed the einometratlou financul MIM i0avthe last • oegrsm, has besownt aktog some polo, al prerltctloea. He say the Democrats h. inghtonol 4510 making a decbarotios m favor of free silver in their ntiosal p;otfrm, sett year, and thea he thick* that wd' c•.ume th. RepubI,c•o. to nominate Milers en an set•gooiatic plat- form that the kip„hlicaos will marry the Eastern States alai the Desecrate the South, to a eertnnry, leaving the real bathe 10 be tough .s Ile West. H* predicts farther that the tang w4l be kept In the backgrwed by hoth parties, and that alter wall ke the •owls raj ,Inestina •t iaae. Few of 45. mast' p,lmeal predICUoac mrd. b.!Mr. Spr,.grr lunars Ila long (0.41r. . boil career errs •1.01 •eritleol. Thus pre veeta 11411 nm. o trmCting the atetre it might .t►5rwia. M•e received. te • Ms. Msell Imerr. Mo'yse•1, Murch 25. -Thee wem.beet b00 b*.d of Wawa cattle, 150 elves, 100 . hews sada them roma Iambs offered ler sale 0 the gar Abattoir to -day. The butcher. wen nee to cls.iderrbi members despite the eeav• reins ted exceedbegly had ewe of .ks read on the upper part d Frataac',HO!. when the art wirer are arkig tad note where the mew te .0444 dap. into► "t the express MEM to grief While meet mg sheep sad cravat te tit* abet o, • his .r .reing, sed the bstebere have gray. icore shut the idlerlsy of brneging too dossed hoof frets Shue to tbeir resp,,"re .tells Trade 5' -etas see int bed. So' peace were ember lemur ekes on Thsrrdat, end .•sastdereWy lower ekes yrs last Mer4.• Tee hest berries' .shin sell of fr.a 1,1 la per le : prissy loud . tock sold S. trove 3 1-11e to 34e, and tewwh hall totted be*5u at treat 24. be be Mir lb. gulls wen pleaafol, and encs el them were rattier ei.m.hbe lonkmg : el bels rimed from 7n 0. 1M per Ito The Wrap wrote aeaoro1I • neer let. sail wad as hws e tFr~each lme~i metar a nm, sell arees t t h s be X34. M 410 pa lb. wish yarns( latebra to t . N lht a'I`a..1e 1m geigw i S se 1 8t per Il.