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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-5-14, Page 1he FORTY-EIGHTH YEAR. -2569 • THD LDADINQ NDWBPA ' R OF tonal. HURON OOVNTY. ONE DOLLAR WILL PAT FOR THE SIGNAL To Otis Y&•s. GODERICA, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1896. D. MQGILLICUDDY, EDITOR. THE HARBOR Wipasm.ar, May 13. tows keit es HIGH (WILT OF .1 UST10E 1 . ya,,, .T ;etas ...teZ OUR OTTAWA LETTER. " ttte^"e irfra''�40�00°.711=00°. REIFORM IN WEST HURON. AOA is ear ati...! ds►t : I.z- I I der, (trey. nth Scales, Asletild, Robert sues, aid of the vtoM.s system of bod4as Hradetwo, Wawa/omit : Robert Howoud, sad oorruptton .btoh Me worked every Friday. The Blain .ori The 8•bOMe maid ea Friday ir 1 Opfifsibs of Spring; Ar.alzw, Myth ; tad Glen, S1..l.y ; D. Atte., Ask Whlatb CiolnEonlatthoClapittltl nswnnon dine I bell ; Be.j•mla Keys, Stealey ; D. Bi.kle, 1. �t eigigbG�r t at Ottawa d.rw i TRR �OII<lSfatlOII at Du Mathias is the river is now • daily pees - Donnan. ; M. Corfu, MoKtLLop ; Joist The maws on the ones repeatel, bat we time. Seeders, S.ptsu. .tall find Si, ('has up to hie trick. &Rheas\ Mr.:M •* tW Ues Sere.lite Sleetees-Tthe he koow. be u ou his political death -bed - day, may M It 1886 caught en tt•tar- The crown oculist,ethe os. , end after of To- Sow IasWS l'0mpaa't-A teswhes.aera 1; p,o his better appointed premier, the Hos. day, esd throughout 1886. rgao Chau upend the ata, end •flet puieei• The rambi.ery in armlet, daily for the ins out the doses of joss he .ad tduty Ynttetsd Party -MOS Rn eJoseph Chamberlain, Secretary of State for they mwmW, and m bels. placed u position semi ey awwauthorities ed to the oo..uted thoritles isn o a'ea.euir. Parti. the oloni.. maid Si, QuellsQuellseo hie ogn- Pereh and berries have been saugbt by try the aos the evades* only, west tulatiosdrum'.. The wily old saint cook drum'. en walk the lead points in the ow .er eagles t' lap numbers the past week. leading tc age of it w turn Met. oablar•m to political LAM Thursday the whams (Jlsylaad u- r it would be presented to the aoert I ,TTAWA, Ala 1 I --How moo of 6000411. I, and Irom one end of the Do.unios fp HE • Liberal t�nweuUon held •t Thos. Field, Sou of the deceased, was the O > Y to tee other the Governsest and their preen rived Si pert with • cargo a1 sal for Wm. tint witness, and after deeonbtog the plan wwww• 1,353,735 whom names appear on the roduced it ea an evidence that Mr. l'bem c.uug.uttw. ire Iraday cur toe W'rt+o•s 01 L.. of the home, proved the receipt of • letter voter's list fully realize the grave rompers"- - lin endorsed the Co servt*ve party, oreat•••••1•14•••••1•14or ot• s•sdafthe Uommose The seheons Mary 8. Gerdes arrived as syeed by • Mrs. Lloyd and that u cense ' biloty that taw rests ripen them. In sax sad that 000myue.tly in t eeut of Se was ey pa.ral 0ene•at the largest, mist Tuesday watt poets and stogies for Wm. gasses thereof he called on the Lloyds. hat weeks they will be „died to determine Charles' return to power be could be u • Rama. Aid net see Mrs. Lloyd on that 000euoa better pommel to negotiate with the British That on the Tuesday .vend he was album whether for another five yeas tee ease syr Government than lir. Laurier. Sr Charles TSc Killeen .rutted sited tem of day of . •g est„ of oorru t and di/Wooed governess game has hsso erpseed, for Mr. l'b•mber- the Sobalu's cargo and .old Tbursda for ed and vol up. Then was •now st the P g .tomcat KuasrdIN. back door and found some people in tb. stout sha!1 prevail ; whetl5r high tomtits lido lase oebl.d tb.t his congratulations The .and is befog cant d through the kltobes. He went oat and fired m shot and the ur*minol squandering of your herd- *ere only personal The ruling phaeton spathe between the cribs of the south pier from • pistol, and other shots were bred. mimed wseges trod savingss shots c.wtooue, or with Sir Carla u strong to political Lao the harbor. Tien the people risme imide,•ad onth e of e ach, crimes', whom be r.00rsiud as Kober( whether .ball Or investedin the hands of (eIs it • woodier, therefore, that the Toros - ouch mss as M illrid L.urt.r, Si,Oliver Hanson .!though hie face was blackened, to Mail should hevi waled hien the praise( pointed • pistol at him and said if he did Mowat. Sir Ktoherd 1 .rtwrigbt, David political crackers.° ` Teas was in 1891. It Tbe Cases Mat Tease before the (•en Wavy nest..n le the to teases Cee. A ?.befit ewes, Is Ce ars wiles Seslesee wee Pew.d THE spring reunion of the High (..Don of J sum for the County of Hures was opened on Monday afternoon by His Lordre.ip Chat Justice Meredith. The first baseness was to all the roll ot the greed juror., the tul.uwu.s furore atomised* to to t haft mesa : Jas. Feeler, Exeter ; Wm. Gould, 1;ode• rob tonneaus ; Joon Foch, Stephen : J. J. VII' rtuft l, Colborne ; Jos. lassen, 11 vet Ws - riotous ; Petrie Muir, C.uvro. : Wil Kos - 1s, a', Danboro• l laa.lmme..Iy l'seae. to minis 1 .sloes she Sidled to Use 5.15 .rel laler°05 • tattle and Ito lbn.lastle assess log. Free Pte : 86,000 pounds of fresh 6.L der, Hey; Gavin Dandeoe,Tur000rry; Da/ - were shipped from Wiesen to Buffalo oe tel F.Alistoser, Grey ; Wm. Venetia". Col- Meed•y's trio Lorne : Jeo..o Rya, A°hlield ; Goo. Comm, Tug Elmira and two tows arrived oa L.uutva Thursday with hardwood lumber for the The petty lur.r oomprtoed the regular t )rgan Cumpans. panel of 48 tad • epeeel peal ui 48 carn- et Dumber of boot houses are DOW being mooed co •...,,0u0t of the Wto5bale Inas erected 0o Cha river bank at the seise end abiughter c.ses. of the breakwater. The sympathy of our mother. is eztesd- rd to ('apt. H via., of the Seibold, La his re - mot bereavements. The harbor committee 'tweeted the ar- bor on Thursday, zed gave direness for • general amass op. Wm. Kuteoo restyled half • reset load of lumber last week and will shortly add • lull osrgc to lots stock. A ethane as expected in with framework from Comedian for the Catholic church now is course ot .recttoa. The amain has • red iron roof that gives one the idea that at was put up for business and to hest. A number ot the Dewlap have been roli- .dinto the harbor and taken to the aorta nearest the sawmill And the queues asked by uesrly every visitor to the dock ie "W bete the road to the new mill will be looted. The lumber piles of the Dymene have been greatly reduced this Sprtog, some big shipmate bander been made the past two moot he. N'i•rtoo Rohe : The Moletosh a bens repaired, °ted will make cm trip • wgok for the Buffalo Fish G., .ad will also be used for tatter Knee have been gimes u oonmidsr5We sum• ben ooroding the neer to .paws, so that there is • good prospect of 6a sport eft er .1 use 15. Captain Babb bas .soloed • pontos of the beach and plagued some shrubs Thte le where the snood ordered tress to be pleat- ed last year. The tug Evelyn made • trip south teat Thursday to gather fish from the poundoet• Moog the .bore. The catch of merchantable bah was not • large one. Caption H•ztec a beta may now be even frequently is the harbor and out on the lake. We hope our boot proprietor will have • good summer's business. The schooner 1(all arrived on Tues- day evening with • osrge of lumber for N. 1 h meat and is unloading st the breakwater pier. The Evelyn mat out about ax miles to pull her io. 1 apt. Hebb has been getting hie bathing souse Into excellent shape, mad is adding dresses and other .eoe caries so as to be pre- pared for • good ..•ewe's ba.imee The life ropes and dost are in their plies. Harbor master Marlton was on Saturday faking .u•dimgs from the beach of the bathing how westward, ea as to have rat able data for sinking the waterworks onb About 200 teat from the end of the old north pier • depth of 16 foot was found, but 30 feet was not reached until nearly half • mile out. floe (;oversment cruiser Petrel is strode doss •cti.e sod metal prot.otive duties o0 Lake Fara.. She was only pet into commis ,too 0o May 11et, and Capt. Doan reports to the 1)spmrtemet the seizure of thirteen American gill nets in Canadian waters, to ether with 200 arta of picserel, perch, etc. The o•tob was made in the vicinity of Cbtoken baked. Wiartoo Echo The steamer Jones has come *n and gone out several sines this sea. see, and no ata hoe been •ware of the feet. It seed not to be mom her whistle would be heard, and when he.rd left no doubt se tis what boat it was. This year the Soled whistle has not been beard, as It bee bed' a mord throat, mad bas been trent to H°milton for treatment. It will moos be here, how- ever, and the people of Wisrtoa will been the felicity of Marie; the celebrated wild- cat whistle .hien bas the power of • Mod- red wildcats, mid • whale peek of wolves •11 oombiaed le one series of .tnsrthly shrieks Its ssuad,hew..vr,be weloomad,. If will let es know the time to get • meal of fresh flab. Word was resolved ley R. & Chaim, Americas okra) here, Nat • sail beat, 22 feet keel .sd bread new, had been stoles frees Sand Ream( the cloy belfere,the 645,and asking that iso beat he .steed i1 it were amen in this viet'ety. Mr. Chilton torsed the sister over to Capt. Wm. Y•bh ea the 1115, and as **same event', the esptaia diaonered • boat es .worms to the desorio- tiea at amber two or three mWs to the Berth. Chartering the Bea Klieg be went up te the beat, sod mea had Mr ado Oe the heath wee • skiff, .boot 16 feet le son- sdently aloe steles, but as se ward had ar- rived regards.1/ her, she .as left. The sail heat was uw°d te Goderieh and • sten oat to watch her. Next ingrains ser .roar wen takes at O. Tuesday seeing the skit wee towed to Oederish. Frees the labels es else papers famed ie the sail beat it wee discovered that the mos bad hese visiting • boas. seer Lathers Ifeeq.iry at the hems elicited the fuss that the miler had bees plsalultlg awes( the formers the pet taw days sod etriadias off stories thorn lie voyages an .50. oll set the finest fakes of Asnrh•, gond elf hb beim. side te mil seroe the mean wishes" short or .edtrm . ria. Mdvs .res he 5.41 en Tae day. rap . Rabb aspens the either eft the batt ted.y. The grand jury, having Cs mleut°d J. J. the leader. He the left the hoar. and on der • manner mems the .cuspta0ce of . pmt Wrtgtt as foreman, tea Cmef Justice ori• nen in lou mbi,wt b Prettier Blur of New Made dressed them iso the criminal mes 00 the eaterng he found his father, with only two )' .alender, two woe of number, wof whmb b. woollen shirts es and held by Montgomery. 8run.wak sod Premier Fielding of Nos• mid was 05 5 meet aeriuus aemracter, tn. with Harrison standing by, holding a pietel Bgmtla tame away of life. La (bio country Hie Lordabip weld soap saw a the one before the oonrt axe not frequent, and there afterwards went out and found them Wag. asala los se .xoom tot any of pcople %Ai aids Tupper and hie political •law imkiog tea law into their owe hands. la M, back tether. Theo they started isks- not produce his father he would blow his Mills, L. H.vies. Dr. Hades, A (. would note be Iuteresttog th to bear tree e bets. out. He then west upstairs mod saw BIir and W. 8. Molding the ndmta°trntioa Mail how they an support such • moan as Eve or six pergolas there, .moan them being of your affairs. You have already been wad they hens puat°d Sir t,harles. Manes, Harrison, C. Mmo°, t;eo. Phippen and Geo. Moment, the latter d whom was not that the suooees of ML Mr. .urier at the polls LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF. among the prisoners. Ha recollected Kobt mesio the entry of S.r (Myer Mowat ion Ba ri.os tellmq ham that be l ttarris00) was lou abteet. Today 1 learn that Mr lour• The past low days were busy ones with sprayer°. Israel Taylor, of Clinton, was in town on Tuesday. Continuing, witness said : "They teas took fatten out by the back door, and told we to eta) ir.. 1 then put on my booby's,' FAM11.1 roil PACT. For • moment let us Irak .t the condition lis wnI..0 we 5.d the Tory uamp with Sir is16 among themeless and father getting .trugoliop for amber Wee* of twiner. How some sectwee of country when teen wen so lose I took him away tad planed him in the surg••.ttve . "power". Kot what is the mottled laws there might be.ome.zew for cellar. The people benne then left. in fist thing(bat strikes the overage elector! w *soh acon,butln Coon •d• thewas motea. ahem iso misuses I of father out of the cel- I. it the strength f rouel of rams for such aa as lea the lawere proper - be great etre og othe pew lar sod put him in bed. Some of the prim the new Cables ! 1 should sa) not. Dors oast. again 000)0 back, but they were all it sot impress thorn of von who are ahle to await in about •o hour. Father was then recall the days of the 'lately compac'" end est of bed, sitting in • choir and being at- the desperate efforts it required et the an - toadied to by my staters. My father was cestors t f those ,bo are now fighting to tree oomploioung about hl. feet. Nizt morning the country from the vicious sod corrupt frau of loveromeot that hes preveled for the poet etghteeo years, of bow d•ogeroualy clow we are approaching government by "family oompaot" enc. more 8ebold the luyyc. tri.. 1) • s roust ...mihatote, 1up- per the .1 ler, Tupper tn. ..°auger and rela- tors Dickey in one Government ly enforced. In the particular eta beton the court ex persons are °barged with •.er- sous offer's, manslaughter, through their taking the law Into they own haod.,becaw the man tae supposed to have committed some o6eia.. Tbay weut to the man's how an the middle of Winter, took him 1 met Harneon .t • drug •Coro, mod goIu out Daly .wench. clothed, with the ...the oat he told me that b° was sorry for what below zero, thereby, It Is charged, he bad done, zed that *t would he Miter if causing his death. •Io conna.uon, father went awry for • week or two, until His Lordship told the grand jury 01,., tf see matter blew over, and my father agreed they found that any ha of the prisoners org- to this. I drove him to Belgravia, when he took the man away from toe how, and took the tuts, ed w his death was brought about or has. Th. oro..-ezamiwtton was the. oommen- te..d b1 the 000e quent exposure, then It O°d by Mr. l;•rrow,who went (oily irate the was their duty to bnog in true Mlle agust Ilfejof the d.amesd. The exomlatton dis- those proved to have taken part in the act.closed the lace that Field had been in the The Judge .Yo e•id that there was a good habit of dunking considerably at times,and deal of excitement so the locality where the had •couple of times had rheumatism in 045see marred, but that the grand jury the (got. Han •discussion took pima. W- edowee pass es the oars without fear, favor !ween the opposing costal s.w certain or alewives and without regard to anything I ywtiose beta¢ asked, the result beds? that they mmv have beard or reed outmode the the .5105... beteg asked as to the okmrao Coaribouse. Having informed the grand ter of the prisoners, said they wen peons• intron that tory had to report on tall, Ha ly respectable, and with woe exoepuoS mar Lord.bip said tney were deo entitled to visit sed and others of families. and report oo the How of Refoge,but that A number of wit/lease were examined there were at present no lunds provided for alter the d.owed's Soo, and when the court the purpose; adjourned for luoohso0 there was •tassels The petty jurors were then intwmd that thew on re -assembling the prteooen would by s repeat Aot of the Ontario Legu1•ture, plead guilty to the minor (barge of •s..ult • jury on • toil cin might return • verdict when tem were agreed, but that as the Aot was only just in fors 0t would be well not te be too hasty In the matter. The tint ow called was Flemto` vs. Centet s. -A cin of .duc- eiea, the dosages being planed at $1,000. After the plaintiff's mums' bad opened the ata witnesses were mild, and the ata was soon given to the jury who seemed the d.m•ges .t $600. E. Campion. 11 C. , for plwttff ; then was so defeat. Sent( ve. Yeo. -An Amnion on • promtie- ory note was next vied, but did mot last long, • earths for pleinu6 gond $947 47 be - tog soon rendered. E. Helmeted for plan - tiff ; (:crow sod Proudtoot for defendent. 415.13ND DAV. Jno. Gavin was brought up to plead to • obtuse of larceny, and admitting 5*. guilt was allowed to go on suspended Sent See, his fattier Ming bound over in the sum of $200. to bring him ■p when abed on leo to d,. The offence was stealing some candy ani wbs000 from s store in Stephen. Jas. tssterfield, the youth charged with manslaughter of the see Field, was brought n o by Drown presenter Sounder ter die- obarge, the learned easel stating that there was so evident •gauoet him. His Lordship, after hewing the argument, or• dared his discharge. About 4 r.y , the grand jure appeared is tort and presented true bilk for sae. slaw/Meg - S'(akar Chas. Maass, Robert Harrieth,Albert Martin, Thee. Montgomery and 14th. Phipps. The by wan Hien plated is the dock. and being called on to plead, severally entered • plea of not guilty, and their trial was ordered for %% ed n eedy. e1T1i. 5101. MoLorty e. Smith. -In this case Ho- L•rty seed for • parietal injunction to re• strain defendant from proceeding to sell aider power contained is • 5onsege, mod to save it declared Licit two payments of is - tenet made on said mortgage were valid p•ymenta At the oesola5ien of the ogee the Issued judge gave jokiest for plat'ttly es all the Dec..:.. E. C•mpio., Q C., ter plaintiff ; P. Holt sad L H. Dickens tor de - t. MoLay a Simplon. -A■ settee for ala - der. The gat arose at of • oemmlala- ties to a ttewep.per, in wbioh it was hinted that plusff bad committed some offence. The setae was tried with • jary. A nos. tider.Ne number of witnesses wen swamis. ed, seed in the end the jury, after • deliber- ate+ of seeersl bean, r tay..d • 'mediae for�Ietiff and damages $60 ((arrow and It. Hays for plaintiff, Mabee hid Helm - steed for defeedaat. Petah ye. Belden and Petah ve. me maim sleet • bill of sale was deeded i. favor of the plaintifi Tw111, oA v. The mart opened .a 9 30 with • fell .t- tendeeM sod heart the eases of the jury bad bees sailed the mmbeth a el • jury to try the fite primmest* shared with tw- e lmtghter wee hamss sad Imbed OM half is hour, the grows eserelath the right e1 g hallmag,)b ld them, the defense 6, mid ohms the w joist mhallerys ler des/som. Th. fatherly were the Orme meet to A 151tkt‘ ANI, MIATT*kh.l, PARTY. 1f we btu our °occlusions on the axiom that to any alone there is strength we must have reached the oFio*on that duoord tad dissension have been doing their work well awes the Tory reek. aurtag the past few years. A year age we saw Sir Charles Harbert Tupper retire from the Cabinet and after sulktog for • few days return to the fold. In July lest we saw Caron, Gusset and Angers go out and two of them return. la Jenuary cast we saw avec of there strike sod ..x of them Dame back, • gems of pole. Mal "hide and go seek sir tam les H*h. bort remained hidden thou tar modesty's sake S01. has not se muco modesty now) that The Odd allow. will meet to regular see - MOO this evening. A large Dumber of our re.Idene vested the uewtery on Sunday. The Salvation Arms has commenced Sum- mer aernoe on the Square. Regular fagoting of t3oderloh Council No. 157 C.O.C,F. this evening. The past week was the dryeet first one to May known in many years. The touudateon of the now St. fetor • ap- pear to be wanly completed. Percy Tom hie returned from Toronto Uoivenits tor the long vaoauoo. On Fnd.y week the tesehers' semi anal teosrentl0 will be held to Exeter. Regular meeting of Huron Chapter No. 30, R. A.M. nett Tuesday evening. There will be 8 A.M. armmunton ssrv105 at St. George's text Sund ty morning. M.oaser Hesdersoo, of the limy oleo fac- tory te reported as improving raptdly. The Hibor park was much !requested the past week, particularly on Sunday. The oldest inhabitant says " he never saw suet a growth on the 11th of May ta any Judge Masses will reside in tie mita sear the lighthouse so long occupied by We bite Mr. Shaw. The finishing touob of past to the curl. Ing ad skating rink gases the building a 5100 sppeermooe, The new dwelling being erected by St. George Pnm on tV tel*ngtou-.t will .uuu be ready for occupation. A platform has been placed in the court room for the .teoogrrpbx.goat and desk, With intent to do gnevoog bodily herrn. I hre Lauer sir Ceara" might go M. That eo that be u Dow placed on o level with tea Oo awmbhng just 5.1or. 2 o'clock, .uoh ( mooed in *self of mloutert•1 squabbleig witness box. • plea was entered and accepted by Crows j should have ban sufficient to wreck any Friday morning between 9 and 10 o'clock end the Cha.( Justice. His Ledges') be- Government. but on the theory that the our 10o. Klock l'•.ttu Hoes, 4 pure for 25o; ten pasta{ westeo.., cud, toot osmosis of . devil te good lofts own they were permit• Peewees 10 and 11 o'clock our Ill 30 Kid the nature of cleat with melee the five men ; Id to live and the work of disintegration Gloves for 73c ; batw.en 11 and 12 u'ulock, were oared, mous M stomped oat, and went on. In formtnp 5is Cab.net Sir Chas., our 44inchPillow Cotton tar 110. .t Ruo- th•t the law must deal with such 111110161 atter depowg Sir Mackeez.e, sent Caroo, oats( and Deli adrift, the men who hod stood by Su Mackenzie, and rewarded Anvers, who tried to wreck Sir Manaenxis's Government, by taking him lute bis Minis- try. rim u only se r.g•rde dwdecttoo within the executive. How do we find tt row, Q C., P. Holt and K. 3-•netone, woo- them[ the rank and file' domed the defense. Dur/ the past .canon we saw Sir. N men 1 hen the a had been senteno.d the was quits • wee to court, the wives of nod four of the Sent mea beteg preeset. There were but few In courthe eowho saw trrewpasful tear bedewed women p• by to have • last word with thew husbands, but felt • pang of sorrow at their tate. The court then Weed. eases with • firm hand. He the. sow tesond Rru obt, Har.00,.nd George Phipps Mather 3 e.esoh tothe peeiteow•ry; 1'. M•er and Thos. Mootcom°ry to 2 years mob e Mass the pearte.tiery, and Albert Mirto elle aa mobe in the Central Prison. J. T. Ger- C. E. L. U- Tbe following are the topics for the dif- ferent young people's ancones which meet daring melt week : Kaoz Church 1,P.S.C. E., Tuesdayeves- Mg at 8 o'.ieek. Topic for Usy 17, •' How (led rewards the.e that do bib will," -Matt. into: 31-46. Leader David Stod- d.rt. North -.t Metbediat church E. L. of C.E., Friday evening at 8 u'olock. Toro for excessesMay 15, "Will our excessesstand !'---Aot. tun: 1928. Leaders Musses gt Cunsim•m . ad Bloke. Victoria et Methodist/ ohaa�h E. L. Friday evesi.g at 8 e'oloak. Tagg for May 15, • Character Study,' (. ..der J. H. Million. All are oordially anted to attend the.. mgoti ors. BENMILLER. TVUSDAT, May 12. T1A 1111T1511.s. - Tb. abeereary to meeting of the Methodists of Beomiller wiU be bald es Mosley, May 25th. Tea carved from 6 to 8, Tithes@ 26e. t]m The eir.l[t w 1tl emoatte.. About sixty !nosebag of the Isdep.adent party st at Carlow Settwday last to mini - nabs a (*adulate to mutest West Hares .t Meows. next Meos. J. MardooS, of Autism,was in the a° Asir. The following mto•tiw were made : J. Murdoch, ad Asters. W w.o M. Lockhart, aet. Thee. Use, Ged.rteb Tp. G. M. Elk,. .f SammerhUL The tires arm named deeliaed i. favor .fy a Mr. KUd his .nsiatios was me& tto•shm.us meth candidate mees tea gaietr eet the day, sod said he would Fl at ebbe ester epee • thorough at.s e1 the e.SeYasesty. M (Histo. : Master Robbie .Ori, w d Jet. M.Owl, MII dews tae .r tires Math of s verandah the ether dayAmid broth d bro W sem ; this Ieaes sena Mire the little /slim bas et y mwith • tsdrhet this me - erns Charles upper reading such ,i1.-losg Tortes • s McNeil, Wilma, Sproule and Clarke Wal- lace out of the party bemuse they would n ot digest and swear to all he told the Home. For this he branded them traitors A more lmpoltuo move was never attempted to the How of Commons and there were not • low to es) that imbecility might prove even a more &rigorous trait to °umbel than oor- rapuoo. Bat what is this we read about ex Mayor of Cornwall, Mr. Melees, who on *o.tsg • day or se ago as president of the Comer - 'Wee •moouwoo, said : " The Hoo, Wil trill Laurier has declared openly for the ad - Footmen of the tariff upon wee and 000ser• vette° lines, ad not with the view of dee tsoying the industries ot the country, and I believe that the common Mum of the people Is strongly is t•vor of • purer and more .monomial admoustration in the expend* tare of the people's money ' J. A. Chtpms', • prominent merchant of Halifax, has always taken • leading part is supporting the ('oo.ervu*ve party. In an- ne.MiSg hie change of heart at • political menthe reoeaily held in that ray, he said Ise bad for some time been gradual.) r.o•nunr to the eusolaeioo that the to called National Policy was being made • tool of by the oom- bi.ss, fwd to sena the few at the expos of the mimes, gond he bad thenloresonalod- ed at laic to follow Mr. L•ura.r, " • write amid honest patriot" •• It is true of Caned. s it is tree of the United Stain,' he said, " That • am who forsakes his party is • ta•rbed moo. This is unlike Great Britain, ether., when • (ioveromest does not do right the people ton them oar. Here, however, • man meets to be under an obligators to sobers to party, to support it in at. ounup- Mee . We are keensg soh stones from converts every day. Then are mann 11fe 1508 CeS.ee. valves who have only Mea wattles an op. portsetty to r.p.dlaie the leaden by .hole they have bee. deemed Twm 11 A5IrpTo. Yen have read bets* this the manifesto Bir ()hadea bas mead to the electorate of Omsada on appealing to you for • r°sewal of year oeaitdeeee. He mire out by my - t.5 : --" it is set my purposes to present .t length resew whisk should nide you be a hearty support of the Liberal l es.ery-•nine muse m this s-bleal minis" Sir (Alerts has bed the ►esmty to admit that thin ie • ••ati..•I o 4 ", but he • O .N tell yen of the • •national ealmity" that would lel W. should yes sees agai5 Lead him tmd hit eellesguee with p.wer le .ppiy the row - aka Thie .•Hosea minis le the ramie al lis the last issue of the Canadian W heel - Ina may be seen toe amines of 23 memb re of the Hurus Htoyole Club of Gudence, .1* of wbom hare joined the Ceotnl Associa- tion the past mouth. Another cyclone struck town. It u sweep- ise away the goods at •lout your own prim. We went to get rid of . lit of stock mod now the opportunity is wain offered of getting real bargains In w•11 papers, eat Seas scrims, etc. ('all at one before t5e best is gone at The Fair. The Kt. Keo. D. O'Connor, Bishop of Loudon, will, assisted by several clergymen, lay t*e comer stone of the new 5t. Peter'. at 4 r. o. oo Sande% next Hauls secured the services of the wall• know tumor, Jas. Prim, we are Dow proper - ed to do any and .11 work in the tinning lune. Estimates riven oo •1I rooting, eve treurhiug, oto. Persons build ng would do well to calla as before placing Cher or- der*, 1'AiTLB Bs.s., plumbers and tie n en. who favle. Itto Travellers. The oommeretal traveller, is always ex posed to be .omethioij of " • gay dog with • ready .mile for old jokes and bright new stories to gore in return. Yet then is maob that is weutog in • life filled with long drives through rain or sleet, dreary waits for vain, sleeping to oold rooms wad other hardships. One of taste "gay doers" has found the secret of being •Iw•ye toady for any weather by getting • Fibre l'bamais Used ulster. On wiody or rosy drives it peewee him perf.etly from the oold omit wet ; for walking on milder days n is too lett to be • burden : when sleeping to • .rid room be tbrowe u over him, eaj0ying it. essfortiagg wmreith-i0 fest he finds it t..als•hle. Hw•11. A very painful aooidest hap• paned at Welsh's planing mill on Thursday morass, of which Nelsen RI•toh(ord was the viotlm. He was (acting with • °trona, saw when his hared get osorht in the saw, and to an inetoet a porgies of his thumb mad ..arty all of three Osiers of hit left head were cut .•ff. St. Helens : 0.. of the eldest sed meet reep.oted resideste of this locality. •f tee • !Meet hat panful illness, passed away es Thursday mrwd0g, April 30th, in the per. eon of Mr Hast Rutherford, °r. Mr. Ruth- erford was berm is Perthshire, Soothed, in 1).e. 1810, beteg 76 year, of are at the time .f hit death. (limes Gee Niebel, of Sesforth, .he has been as inseam of tea How of Rehge fee severed steal►., mid was rso.sety left absent $600 by his Wetter, the left sod gees to bialerth to reside Mrs M. M.. Laic of Oederl.S. was r.s.fvd ea mole as Mesdsy ; thio makes 64 Cady. • youth frees Gedsrle5 hewenhlp, was has btu ..riesely U1, (his temperga.e beim 106 .hes be wee bressiet i) le w aril bebger. representative and eut5055 1110 gathering ut Liwc.le .ver held ,n tts well reuovoued ((ghost( riding ut N e.1 Huron. fiver ohos the ma40/hceut navvy emend try M. l', C.reesUu in J.•u•ry wt the K.lurmen of this uuneutwouy b.se been determined to e uppl.ment that triumph oy just •)5515* a- uthor, encu say wiU ileac by . sill larger m.5ur*ty • supporta ut the Hue. W&Lttd l.u.ter uu the eZtd uI Jun. u.at. Eery part of teee r.ding was r.pr.e°uted, tiers 200 d.l•vates responding lo the ail, evtaws. • tt.termla4attw 0o weir part to help Iain the Litter•I 515015 an)5 parts in to vac. The 1'ree14001, U. 1t i.uucuddy, uouap.ed the their, rod .iter the prelttn.uer DW/0555 of earand ng oredesti•le, the een- Wootton proceeded to the work wt oo fiat• Lug a ureudidate. J. 4. Gee row, the p..pu- lar member In Lae [0415101u45, 5emineted M. C. Cameron. wutu for many Warty peen bas bees the Liberal etaudaro wearer to the south and west ut Huron. 1:x warden frit- ylu eeuu1ded Lite .uu.in•won. Tne mention ul Mr. l •moron w came was the signal cur • wild 051100101 al •ppl•w, which culminated in the entus convectors ✓ umor to de loot. shimmy ti. unanimous de- sire to once mere penes atm at the had of the po.ls. M r. Cameron on rising to address the cos - cestim st with • welder's from bre old Liberal trends that marl have ramie* hum fur the trouble and tunnel of Ise 140 ..(- tion wettest& through which it had trees his famine to pert. He reamed roue of the earl) battles of she good out County of Huron and entered tato • short reels ..• of the dotage of the last meaoo of the Do - mimeo l'orl,.ment. Ha deuouuwd to Meting terms the present Administration and e nured them root and lett 00 tax. .oandal retard developed durng tb. last five years. H. • rule 12) use Ingham. terms of the .11ry of Sir Oliver Mowat lulu teammate pu/.te.e lied predicted • ewwptug victory ou atm 23rd ut June for the 1.400,.3 party. H. lis united to the twovenuun that It 55 wore to oo0.ult lou own 5.5.ings to the abetter be would r.tir5 from potato.* tate •tad .law bis party to plate the eteadard in the head. of • y'ourlyx and etr.user nine, but ho telt that ne would not refuse .uuu an earnest all from so many of his Inside. He ou0ciuded os5 of his old tune speeches by accepting the 0umlwtlon so unenemously tendered boss. Reset addressee were ado by 1'. Mac tease, the Liberal candidata for t1 est Bruce, Frank Pdley,the well-known camp atgrter, of l'urooto, and M..er.. Jab, (;r*thc, J. K. (.aunt, W. W. Farra, Joun Stewart, Tues. slag, need otber.,w0icu were well re- ceived A thorough eylem ot ur¢•ul0•oo0 Woe .Ilected, sod • berme 01 r ewo[➢Uce* were passed, eiprese1 g 0004,10110e to the 1.4101.1 te•der and the Liberal pulley, wel- 000t104 Ser (Myer Mowat's entrance Into Dominion poutios,aod pledging ooltideuw to this uand*dau, M. C. t'.ni.rou. The OOsvantion then adjourned. OBI T UA RV. MI'ISONAI.D. --All that was mortal of Allam Mcl)un•ld was led sway to %Voidsor Grove Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Servtose were held in Lb. Methodist (hutch, of which deceased was an old and greatly reopened member. Shortly. atm 2 u pluck the funeral oortere left the late resident et the deemed • corner of To/waren-et and Michigan ave. The Marge was pre eded by Court Speed- well, 1.0 F., to which deceased belonged, and was followed by carriage' 10 .5005 were Mrs. McDonald sou other membere of the family, Arnviee at the ohuroh the casket was taken to, followed by the members of the tamely, who 000upied the frost pew., and members of the 1.0 F. who bad (mate ow mediately behind. Moe (;uullot presided .t the organ. and when the funeral prooessioo "stored the church played the"()end March in Saul.' A large ndinber of the chianti members aid other mines were preset, including the teachers and ohildree of Meier -et school, ot which deceased had been oars taker for many year., and ohm members ot the school board. Rev. Kr. I;oody, pastor of the ohurch, oondu.tt d the service, whtoh was opened by singing hymn No 866 : Servant of God, well done ' Thy glorious warfare past ; The battle • fought, the Taos w won, And thou art crowned at last, Handsome floral tributes were led on the casket A pillow composed of lilies ot the nal toy and forget -mei note, from the family . • pillow from the 1.0.0 F.; • wreath frons the address o1 Meraer-°t school : • 5eaati ful baguet from Mw Fortune and Mi.. Needle Henke, representing 15e Memos 8.5., mod also • bogwt from the teachers in Morose -at sowed The diseased was an cid resident of the city, whale Christian dapOrtmenr endeared Mur te all sr scriuuatanees. 150 05 yd the ooa ldeam of the members el 15e church and was their repressstative 00 tee quarterly eBo/ial hoard, • holy that Woke after the spiritual interests of the Cherish. The dossed gentleman was a resident of Oederiob eine years .5.oe...d was . brother t' -law te lies. (.z Blyth : The desth e1 the bee Mrs. Jere Raven aserred at the herem of her brother, dire Wm. thews, ea AppMri1 30th. Timeeg► • sufferer foryobs of rh.am.wwi, the M- eese tow5i.11 .h• .eesemtied wee °sly el•few day.' duration. Doeseeed woe is Mkt rear.