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THE LEDING NEWS ..A.PE OP HURON OOUNTY.
FORTY-EIGHTH YEAR. -2568
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY SEPT. 24, 1896.
THE NORTH - WESTERN.
Huronit ll MOON at Their Baba..
The Iles dept TWt—Tbare Kseelle.rk+
ttes°eslly Weleened s. learea—The
Three ersadred S$ r, sure a
• hit W fee SederIci.
THE Greet North-Weit..rn Exhibi-
tion opened a T•.sd•v rods telt anspse.,
for taeogb 11 had raised heavily all Mea-
d•y sight, with son. o•.• a strung brew
that carried tea d.mpnt a away and dried
up the roads oonsider.bly. The wind me -
tumid ail day, laud tboogh preop. • hale
o tronner than was wanted, eevertWorm it
was weloomed by the dtreotore as r •t amort
of • tine day to follow.
The deoeratious were net *labors.) esthete
•, tows or on the grooed&, but whit there
were to this line were apprepn•te and pie.
,- - tan East street between the b.yole
1 or,tao factories then wr i • tnpie arch
lurni.d of cedar, and at the corner of West -
e t. another of the same form, but fu.md of
barrels. The public buildings all boated
the Hanish 8.g, sod our oosu.e joined the
prro.seso° by dying the Stam and Stripe -
at the Arnertw° Coneul.te. The ate eu-
tranoe to the grounds was arched. ahead oats
and corn ban the principal items u its
ai
oompouo.. Inside, the Orme •zbtbitinr
deoontd the portions they- occupied, and a
R few Unten Jacks placed around ou th
buddies completed the embellubment.
lb* exhibit of ft mita, grata and yeget-
. bles was the Lest ever sass in Godersob,
the pears and plums being •hoodoot, their
n 'e good and their oonditses ezcallest. Tee
grapes, se was antietpa',d, were largely
shown. The quality was fine -clam, the
bunches oomreot, and the as.ertlse.t all
that oould be desired by lovers of tnis fruit.
1 to apples were simply immenw, not only
in sue, oiler sad quality, but from the large
oomb.r of entrees. Pa a matter of foot, if
the apples bad t..es given the nano' space
per plate. the exhibit of this fruit would
have oocupied i he whole portion of the
ba'ip - g usually allotted to fruit and
Hai
The Sower were, se nasal, pretty, and
among theme show& were seam ob.rmusg
beetroot. sad .Mottoes. Is ibis dep•rt-
e est there were • seesidenble number of
sautes.
1a roots sod vegetables, the exhibits were
many in numbs, sod variety, sad the best
to quality we have seen for swy tsars.
The exhibits mode by muob•st° were .11
worthy of ineprosion, for wittiest ezopn.s
the goods shove were the beet etf tear kind
produced. Oa the grimed Seer we noticed
the North Pie loss Ube.ieol Co's dupi•y
of" Roe's Pore Seat " ; Roger k Co's, pret-
tily arranged skates's' .Dods ; • nestly
placed assortment of bottled ale•, stout and
other salt beverages from the Weltered/4a
brewery ; Haver k L.es'e oompartment of
stow s, furnaces. tinware and plumbing
goods ; the organs and goods from the
tit gen Amore ; the bicycle Marley from
The Headers= Company : Site &bow of
musical goods •°d .wing m•ohines ode by
tees. Thouerie ; Worrell & Co's display of
tinware and • ebarmirg boudoir of ladles'
work from the Fair. Os the upper fiat the
first exhibit to attract •ifestios wee the
t'nllegi•te Inuit°.'& display, oomp..d of
tsstromrts used in the arson desert.ent,
and • large number of sperms@ et the
pupils wrung *.d disobey. Thee were
Iso on the floor J. E. L.wiil's knitted
roods ; Mi. Hillier'& mdlleer7 ; C.iber .
Boo.. tome&&& • display d carpe. ; the
(.oderieb Wenll, • 111'.. aulastu es ; A.
P Moines's ready-ad.ciethiNg; Broihy'.
show of photos and the Central wheel a ex-
hibit of its petite wrirng and drswng.
Towards evening the entries were all
planed is pesiuos, sad by she tfm. kit muss -
lag at 7.30 all wns le seder . far . the
eosin building wee essoer&d.
Shortly beton earls the pupils who form-
ed the oboirne foamed up at the Sharer
Rink. sod led by the' L°eknew br td.
=robed to the Asricult.r 1 Halt. Jam
after r -rival the ycattr =am reg a taw
Patriotic .este to eb• evident pleasure et
the aediea., but, tithe wled'woe Mamas
and y, it wry net over poste/
be themselves.
There was a very fair attead..o.1n the
Muskeg, sed the gwuerafy eapr&.al aph-
is was, that the Feer we the ilei tele
held is G.d.icb.
(>b Wedaedg7 averre= eemseted with
the show worked hard ueIMeg Oder t et-
d.r and by the time the Oise Regal party
mach= the feast. all W busk de= that
wee pemtbl. M daRion in king ca.tfagce berme•mire in tows wi 4 fwi Wiese dohe
er
Bemires street mod many ethers were
Peeked with vehist= By 11 a. t. the
town wee kitty m.wded with visilese,msay
of whom were armed the Mersa
Al the te hr the arrival et the tush
re
w ed. pemple leathered at the =Mien
asd es the ears slopped at the
daxet there mar have been folly fear
theme= p�Mspp.preeet As keen es the
G•verwer•Clemer.l'e ear was draws se . the
Platform. the mayor. Dr. Clerk. ad saber
timbers at the reeepebmi see mitres went
es beard and were duly 1°.edu°d. ed
there a &hers diseemien et the program ted
Maw- While this was .ke progress. the
hod, width bad firmed .p e sea plea. whe
May= Gel five the Queen. At the era -
skein elf the NMierel Anthem,, the
all
haft the sat. mola
d when the •srTge• were
"Nisi, the start wee mode ter the
IReea& juu the feiwip order : viae-Pred-
kat 8.1414, --.&. the bends lbs Des -
ranee
uearthy
fore miters.sed . e&. bw
D" zsor-Ooeral.�wbers
the
•essmit►ee and members el the Mtnh ear -
pestle= As the siert wee ends the tend
Itheed e Beed. Whits and ISM, end ee
=Sere wen reared. Th. Maple
Let
thissioh tie teem Although
there was a Wry elwwd following the
"is►•eEal preemies, there wee s
�••B►
Mao masher t the ���
��g M the egspMWn, the wfsi.peeemits timid haterma the bead sad
1-
W hew
TIN B : ior*Mpe wag le hest of fr.
Weed Med allawio ad
Ae ems se thei=misa
wim.sd M the essrlap sal mems." 1.111
el the settle welters with a program et the
swage on ern. The yeueWa alas were
.erdWly greeted by Lard .ad lady Aber
Ikea. sad es mesa se they had rersiasd their
peeiao° es the platform, •' Cassia, lead
of the Maple Tree " area asst. to which the
following verse bad bees aided :
And teen on .igbtl Hxr'. o
For our . dewed Queer
eshre,
With loyal hearts both good and trate
H • aeinem " Aberdeen'.
Ad to Maisel( sad lady fair
Uov.raing tar greet load
Tb. itis . of loyal hearts w. gi
Ica ve
For deeps beth gross and grand.
At its oowlaaiue, His Exoslleaoy roes
sad addressed the children in • veru plead it
vela. He said it was • very treat pleasant
10 hear them slag, especially patnouo massa
and that ,t ors well to be parlor° is deed
as well as , word. He thee reminded them
that eh day wee a memorable gee. as Her
Most Gracious Majesty geese Victor's bad
sew reigned longer Inas any other Kriush
.vere'•tn. He advised the little ones to
f 1 kind ' , their teachers, whom he was
pleased to see present. roe they were • bard
working oleo, and though perhap the obit -
drain might rem they did all the work.
they would find bow d&Barest it was if they
e ver became teachers. Having expr• wed
hie thanks for the pretty programa, basked
the children who would like • who'. day's
holiday to hold up their band., when in-
.• may 600 were raised, and His Ria limey
having asked them who wired •11 the chil-
dren in tawa to have a holiday to answer is
the tame asner,every band again west up.
The noble v•si'or& then drove to the masa
building sad make • does ie.peottoe of f
materna. The ex MAL* geeer&IIy were
favorably oammwtd mt. the fruit being
. pematly mentioned by the E.rl, while the
countess newt her approval of the brand dis-
play in the " Ladies work ' .motion, and the
eobool exhibit& 1 °e hire .took wt - inspect
t id sad the the party lett the gror•ids. A
4mefwe mead the • two followed, dorrg
whisk its prominent features sod iedr+tties
were noted sed at 4.30 the Vim Regal ear
was again occupied.
After the departure of the Governer Gem-
ent from the grounds, base ball, the merry-
gsTouod sod trotting were the •ttraosioss.
Shortly before 8 r u. the ala =Adios
was 1rowdd. some baadrede having tate
u p posttion on the two stairway., and j' t
before the osrs.ory of per -ent .g the ad-
drewe oonemesseed they were •o obesely
packed trot it was almost impossible te
force a passage either aper down.
The ein,••Ig by the children was dMpsa-
.d with, lady Aberdeen =vim oaa.iderd
the eight to cold for the little oarto be
e:,s.d on the platform. November.
they were marched down, and admired
tet a to the groaad& where they eojoyed
themselves looking at the .oldiers, =teeing
is the band sad watching the merry-gu-
roond. A little •fee 8, the Ties Regal
party arrived. sad wove oondseted to sesta
ea the floor of the WJkerville brewery ex -
tidbit. The platform was .r _orad= by •
guard of honor formed by the 1)' •g&..on
e..p.ov of the 33rd Battalion ander con -
=ad of Maier Varooe mod Captain Yorig.
D4setly their ezo.lhaeies were seated
Mayor Sbaraos reed sad presented the to1-
kwlag address to the Governer (leaer.1.
To His Rxeelleacy, Right Heaenble, the ilei
of Aberd.•. K.C. 6.. LL.D.. revernor-
eineral the Domuelon of Canada, to..
The Municipal Coined of the Town of
Gederieb, aatumr therein with the Great
North Western ExhIbIUO. Amod.riea, de-
sire to extend to Your Eze.11eaoy • tow
words et welcome on the ooesdoa et vote
era vials to this p=rti a of tea Proviso. of
Onmris, =d to =mare Your Exoeliea.y that
we halt •ppresi°te the nigh besot you ban
e.drred epee ibis cema.aity by travel -
Hag se tar, as.un.tily as .Deb fatigue, to
visit our aresal exMM.tisa.
We bows treat times to time bees =sob
ple•eed is ....go. we are ears, with all
Cheadle°. to Mems the great interest
taken by Year S:e.11eaery i° the prosperity
sad welfare el the people et this great Ds.•
iniea, ae Teter• et, we are assured, not
e mery formal ar efileAL but hearty sad
gea.i°e, sad we Writ %hat year potent
visit may set be leae interesting err tit
te you than the matey ethers wIMI Your
Extell..oy bas ham ti.e to time, heat year
es , made throughout tide widely ex-
tet.ds! oo°ntry tor the }wp.. of id ratatg
Weenself, i& year °HeW .i•r.otr as Her
Majesty'. repreessiteldes..1 thi state and
medltiea of the Canadian subject.
Year a will, we
people
holieve, tied
here • pspl. as Weariless,
eaterprba�
ee.mited •ad =pelt' to ea your. *cult. Wy
se can he fees= .1.wbere is oar
Da.iinies. A people Mise devotedly se -
tailed M the threw sad pow .1 Her
Majesty sed M Balkh inu/t.eieas gesorol-
ly, as embdy'sg M. bigbiee development
et the art ef eeverewient, wide' the world
W over kmewu, .embldag ir.a.s sad
e.e.i°y with the Modest freedom amid She
°.e.rtty ee property and panes.
s aught. wimps. to rsatM Year Fe-
.lkeey that tbim ie e°.pr tivety • new
sad les.ly .Mead mese .f the D..ielse.
h ews even witless the r-.ellemime Melees
set yet aid.. " QSs.0 Bath." ga dniiMe
Ann applied by theas is the
e meter,
sad larger leed Beene... le the raw
feat .red mesh= eta_M. of Huns.
Perth mod Br.... Oar AM railway win
e...WuM.d is the yam 1863, sad ser Brut
gravel reads er highways about the mane
lima. At that tflwi. mush, laded the
graben, part et the..euoM. was forest
lead sad all was ow end emitter shames'
oultiva$sa. me that ear real dem - ql('
he ear arra Maple misery.
dates from =Ma year. ee.erieg • pmied
lase theta 40 yeses.
The .ahiMtMn .ow M years. prow
. the i.aeris seawall= ef the airbags -
meet with we hese tees made, and jeer -
S NP uti we beN..e„ i. • pardonable pride fan
aur past sehleveneerne mwswd. IM la.pre _-
meat of ibis deur Demlaile. s Ism
then in the k.p. time with e•.. sly b e-
mw�.� ■Istssi.. e°.pld ss
with herr °e -
b. gad inssim Msi111t. bis 1eaaklq the..
whisk et se Mehl he skaeehv preened.
era program is the feature ms br • lair
properties tot W whisk bee may
mide be
the great.
L emesimism permit en te =pram the
bops. whisk we mem hearer es/ .ine..ely
dm Ise* Y ► seesney ked Lady Ater-
i.em. eke yes. may ther'•wih-
lt eajq Tam sad shoe yin may terry
=with 7•w ks.em ef 0155
p.thSe d the "
. tui"
His Lordship replied as follows . sad saurian worker is the great cease el
Mr. Mater sad O.•tlemen Wa.Rars of the good, yaMse •' tly do1a Hie Nm
•e."
lib res. tleeldemes Int the Cllr sad To es=bone of as, dome what we mea in
Unison comas= : t the Geode around as. it is e °enema& .ares
lhlr bsadeomeiy lllamisated address of help and encouragement to koow that ail
with its expresses= of loyalty, poblis Cas massless and m8uenee of the high ped-
. pirit sad of weloome will be siesta "shod tier to whtob you have been called, is mad
sad apprwoi.ted by Lady Aberdees•od "7' to Writhes the objects sod alms which brad
salt. I Mee to thank you, Mr. Myer, nee m ss ..00tety Lovetber.
eel, for this m.udest•ties d lyally seed We earnestly hope that a long life will be
to other warn •'.te to which I have refer- granted to you to oarry oo the good work
red, but for i . interests/se et•tsmest waieb wits which your name on both aides of the
this address ..utalas regarding the progress Atlantic, 1.s been so loon and . son -
sod development of this import•at routes d sp,euourl, associated
i..dustry. 1 can •esgre you 1 leaked kr- Tour mbu.m will long Si. telt is the
ward with much miasma. to this emit end homes oI Caeada and to geser•tiom to come
* heli look b..k es 11 W11b lesel i r. you will be remembered by ibe proudest of
Ow of the chief °biome of an 11111deillee .11 title*, • good and womanly woman.
like this s to give informer= ,esardmg MY. Mw¢T I)wtlrtty', Yresldeot.
reaooross if the oou°try r �d M Gderiob, Uut , September Aird., 1896.
the pursuit of Chir development. (&p-
ole'is.. i That stimulating promote bee cer-
tainly been in operation In my own came.
Coder the kind guldanoe of yourself and
Mr. Allan I have had an smoothen oppor-
tumily of observing many of the exhibits
ben today. Among these features the fruit
formed • m•goitioent display, and as an "-
olpiest fruit grower, I hope to profit by the
leformation whioh Mr. Allan was goal
*sough to afford roe is ocooection with this ti.e elevuon of the oommanit if
department. It may t. • bold thing to say, y.
but I bots *emday 1. • tis able to Invite seethe m• mhsn of the (leder in any degree try
SCUD.
opiate° of my inegd. Mr. Al .n .•g *peke to carryout the atlas which ere set bedtime
grown in British Columbia n w....p•rleles °.111.' bngb ideele wbtob you ever up.
with chow of this diatom, oi tl I dent hold and whin, muepr.vst me,otosy
get • pave 1 obeli at 1 gest het • f.., honor- of work from ey.r IIII•en .Ing mooetooy
able mentos. (Leap w.) tt a tie delight. of 1'fe, and the m•1' metbod. by
d with what we het • se. tr. f u...derieb and wbloh )°" devote *west, helpful ser
is attractive surroundings. sod we shall vice se r -a inspiration in them-
Ledtee of Th. Ktulta Daughters
I menet tell you how very pleasing 1t .+
to reosve so kindly meeting from the mem •
ben of sa Order, the Ciroles of whioh we
rejoice to Bad wherever we go Io C• eda.
One os000t but believe that the more exist
ecoe of a society hearing your name, " The
Order of The King • 1)augbter. and Sons, -
having se your motto, ..In 8'e Nem.,"
mn.t •apply food for thought and teed to
look book to nor visit with pleasure end selves. I o•000t tell you how glad 1 ma
.wfaction. (Loud appl•uns.) monk that this Order ie (derated with the
Jo.eph Wtlllaw+, F:. West, Jo.eph Renk National Council of R'omes of Genitals, and
los thank you for the many .oto of hoofed -
sad Judge Doyle thee preetoted theaddreee sem which In slimy parts of Canada you
from Irish mea and Irish women, Ilse 0 -et- have malifestd towards us l can assure
aimed gentleman reading rt.I you doe (thief thing far which we ere most
To Her Lxcellenct the Coen:er of Aberdeen grateful to you is for riving us . wise and
The Irish people of this portico of C. i- au oog • helper in M. • It Iley, your ener-
getic and beloved .eoret•ry for the Do-
minion.
Again, !dies, " In Hie Asa," I thank
you.
ed• eke tom opportenity of your welcome
premium among them to convey to your
Ladyship by means of this address tkeir
bleb appreciation of your benevolent work
ea behalf of their depressed counts
western, and their gratitude for your (ga-
seous and sacoes.ful plans for their welfare,
during your •11 too short stay ,n Ireland.
It is the strong .1• sire of the kith at
1..e and abroad that your Ezoelleaky may
seem day return to Dublin, and with yor-
hseered husband occupy the Visa -Beer
Lodge far a lengthened period. Yea wedd
nerve • genuine, heartfelt '-alta taus
✓ AILTHL
Rat your effort+ did not cease with your
departure from Ireland, tor winos then you
have devoted mach time sad thought to
the faller development of valuable sebumm§
for uplifting and akmg happier their ee-
ditioe in life.
We do not fail to reoogeire teat this aid
was rendered by your Ladyship m • .ga-
g er moat oo°daeive to the welfare sad self -
roams of these who were benefit' .d by it,
ea•bli°g them to brirg into pr otieal Esse
their neglected, &ima.t forgotten. •sokmp-
liehmeau of design sod ex.oetisa .t
these beautiful produotlons, which are net
oely • source of profit to themselves, ras-
ing many of them from very etruitened cir-
oamat•noss Indeed, to comparative eomfort
sad iadepeadence, but ore • delight to all
who pongees them.
Even in this respect your Ladyship u set-
ting the good example of seldom appearing
in radio without wearing sea of those
artistic prodootto. of Irish =ode.
Wherever Iriab meg sad Irish women
five. the world over. i. Amara•. Austral&
or Africa. but above all in the cottages amid
cabins of Inland, their =we are grateful
to you tor what you have dons.
And this is so pent op, esotba•1 feeling,
for all .sits sad oonditikse of Ir1.b people,
wherever we ars, whatever we be, we ors
MI of . one in our admiretiea of your own
personality, and in our deep gratitude for
yo.r Noble work.
We beg, meet respectfully, to subscribe
ourselves,
Year ladyship's devoted .t vete.
Signed Jo ern Wtu.uti..
T. Wsar,t
B. L. iloysi.
(Ce..iss.).
Gederiek, Oat., Sept. 83rd, 1896.
Bergreenest" in Miran M the address
d address
the libeh ee..itte•, gave Mae very ia-
terootiampartiesbure ef the .makesda ...s.
of the A.s.ehtiee tor the r.s.eragemeet
of Irish ladestries of whish she is meet.
dead
To the weavers of Donegal sad ether
plass they supplied Mg.m An ar-
Wing ebees to mtanedoelers m their ow°
romem cloths of various sera which have
all found • ready mirk MM.. midiag materially
to the eo.ftert .mid 4.4,penlses..t the
shines
Iaatthe toes wishing and Wads, week the
results were highly ew.°swifel. may we-
re sad gfrb make tress Alms of very bean -
Ohl deign ked =irksome* amid se high -
1T were they •ppres.id, M eswersl
Wier the deemed ter tit. wee . great
tact foe every attire made there is .me
hundred purehmers.
Her Ladyship referred be t1e Irish village
M the World'• Fair is Chime. gar= it
mewed M he very reelable Seised, mere
them see Modred themes/ d•ILn haste*
bee seas hems le Ireland ter the relief et
these wueti= help, sad M eerie= other
..saes . the United Sears, Oao.d•, Rag-
land sad belied pees ware opened fer the
. sled the. Irish preds.Msmis.
Iedy Abscises referred M the remark is
the =dream es M bar wearies ea hpse
these artier Irish gook..54 .id .1. dui.
end hoped " 7e gestb.sa will de like-
wise* H weaeteg gnat et IrW manatee -
here, sod Nye have da.phters about is be
a.rrW poem ler them seem ef she.
h ematite! Wase—•here 1 .. Isd7skdp showed
the Liree sea lovely pine d hem worm by
b e..U. After Mr speeds win ended there
wen • during
width her ysap them=
veg M•ygi
tMmdutk, whli i°_ W were in • leeks*
ter Mame eight yes.
A• Her Ladyship .us51sded, • d.pu.tlea
of The Ktap's D.mghter wen Msni.ed,
sal pre.eatd mo address t* led *her-
ds= Is was read by Afire. (Le.) White.
gad win replied to se assi7
Te Bier =msMer. Lids Abe deist
The Hiev�bsrledarmill,�s�tmt ai Gdmhs wel-
come thee et 'resift Year Rs
enlMa.y a She .emits 5155, the Bre
MEM tee yyew. busse tinea is A.d.uys. I.
year iL aNa.y IN reesP1wi tie wwwwl
O° the oo°oloaio° of this part of the pro-
gram, preseat.uoes were in order, and for •
considerable time their Ezosllenosrs stood
on the dais r td greeted all who passed I a-
fore them is • kindly manner, .od many
hundred• shook hands with the Queen's re-
peesettauee and his charming lady. The
toreadors was not suspended until all who
wetld had passed through the osuemony.
During the closing ports of the rroepuo°
the el.c.no light went ant twit*, the mom
bong • broken belt, but with the add of a
few lamps the noble vietton continued the,
to many, very pleasing port of the proomed-
isga.
A* THs SIGNAL is im.ued long beton the
dose of the Fru', it ie impossible to publish
the list of prize-wianers, but bops to give
the full list n oar next.
After reaching bis oar the Governor Gen-
eral informed Meyer Shannon who bad ao-
sompa•ied him, that he w.. much please I
with hi. visit .red with the show in every
p°rtio°lar. He also said that he wee sur-
prised at the magslfioent fruit display sod
the heavy draught horses. He al.n wished
the mayor to coovev hie ono eretul.tiens to
the directors for Om exc.11•nt manner in
which the Ire concourse of .:.ect.tora esu
belled• sad personally thanked Major
Verona for the eervioss of the Dungannon
oompao1.
EXHIellION NOTES.
The L°eknow band played •dmirabty.
The fruit shown oould not LI ' .ten soy-
where.
oywhere.
The Lmkn••w band is not bad at imitating
the "pips."
Mi. Skimmings presented Her Ladyship
wash sees. peens.
The •bow of apple. was larger tb.n those
seen at Toronto and London.
The motto over the exhibition entre 100
was, " Oderi.1 Greer You..'
The Ring's Daughters presented lady
Aberdeen with • bouUfsl beeriest
Tee midis* were quite an attraction
•rood town mod se the Fair grounds.
The Immo en the Wemet arab win,
" Hurt'. apple Crop, 600,000 Barrels."
Ie seemed ea though every emend a° amid
mama ea the mead was eating games.
ISOM lively° Doyle presented • leyely
besgailM�y kings. disvwhims,sadd
I rNaeiv
es d
The skildres of the their o•rried resole
Dough's mod Calm Jacks, sad as one or the
ether was mentioeed la the meg it wee
waved Melt to the time.
The� of the setup presseted to
their eat . l -W. were printed M Tee 8fo-
NAL .d byMrMrs. R B S.ith and ..Molder•
The trim squash was miming, ear well-
known grower who bee sash • world wide
repu5Mea . thb Hoe, Mvlag had sa one: -
posted Teat frees destrwyiag worms
Aebge14. the Wawa.eshes, Colbsems.
Osiers* tewaskip, H.ylrM. Chat= were
well reeressotea, and ether pert, et Harem
sad •diming elates sent • few videos.
TeiMes Seams Teluuttie.s.
Thursday's Gle1e has the tllewf.R refer-
e e= to Ns. 9 Co., a3rd Both., wbikb termed
the guard el hexer le His Ito Amoy Wed-
esd.y Iasi :
A word et praise i merited by the Doe -
/posse Ce.p.y et the 33rd B•t.11es
whbh did ditty today. The =Mali= bus
as* drilled far throe years, sal, neverthe-
less, apeua Tema. who tea peat ex-
tent
f
prmotM•, wet We W tees out 64 rank and
IB.. away ewer otrength. The mon bre of
of pbydque. Pitmen flask wise w
of 1dh. sad over is height, seed
•11 are etimg-l.ekleg 61i ws. Their be-
havior, toe, was omit.mly keenest The
p•dmle was purely • vd°°e.er .roe. sail
Qeg► Teem frgar.d ter It by Peet, W
N tgM.r toe .r thm evenings daring
the peel week sad giving some Ia0W.stisee
to th... Mere then half w absolute re-
.ou4M. hat their week, eendderiag the die
edemas/pa ender
they
WOO
�•r y ,x•l, mg their d y w&..
.Ia••prere�mkr.,l.f ,rest
probs. Lori Aleri.ea
hlg� .p,eei.Mea d the nem gal
as ederrtsel1,g that aha posu'1. woe • val.
mann w eaprar i te Major 'Vere.. W
Isesn i.nise te ,sz.gte the mxa their
day's Ps.
Tr
D. McGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE LUCKY REGISTRAR. °'h.rwaih°rd.•p
°°° °y W°'-m.tlo. He w..
•potai.d one od the road sed
bridge oo.mi.uoser. of Huron county. fair.
Gibson took • very promtneat pars in the
Hs Doesn't Get the Mild Hind. fattest •gtt•tlsa, which was at it. b.ighl
In the northern amid eastern Rotuma of the
meaty in the seventies, and •s•isted laerely
in obt•i.isr for the district the good rail-
way ta.:ititise which It now pos.ss.... Mr.
Looms is • man of good education, • Meer
and forcible speaker, and bas dose yeoman
•ervios for the Liberal party In all the osm-
psigne is the musty donor the last rebir-
th,* tion. He poess.,-s all the qualifica-
tions of a good registrar, and the prevailing
feeling is that from •meog the numerous
good •pplloaste the (;ovei,iseot oonld sot
hove mad. • batt ,r ohotos.
as. one Coal Weed le tzt.°d.d N a sell -
tart ae.h°r M tea e.euty frees lip
So sate -Eves Pawl Enron hews
ropers le framed realm.
THE appointment of A. L G t mos,
es r.gstrar of Hares, which wee made
1•.d, week by the Ontario Government, at
the request of kik brother, the sitting mem-
ber for East Huron, hos sot created mush
eotiu.Ylu in favor of the Local Govern-
ment to enc part of Huron meaty. and even
in East Dorm, whom should rejoice .t hav-
ing the plum go to ore of iii residents, the
gloom u so hem yr that Brother Thomas Gib-
eoo's aiority of last .tenons is ooa.pletely
obeotred. TH. Slu:taL doesn't need to ex-
press an opinion on the •ppomtment. as the
satin ooanty,wltlt the es• epuou of the Gib-
son family,s up in arms against the de•I,but
we may point out that not doe solitary
sewep•per of the county that bis come to
hand thus for, Grit or To.1, has • god
word to .av of the action of the Local Gov-
ernment In appointing • man In h1. omen
Meth year wboee only qualification for the
position is that he is • brother of his
brother. The W Ingham Times IE. Hurn
Grit) dismisses the matter in this bred
ft "born :
Mr. Alexander L. Gibson, of Wroxeter,
has been appointed Regietrer of the ('ouoty
of Huron.
That is short, curt, and without . ayes en-
dear)* of even the faintest belief that
the appointment met the sppm arion of The
Tunas or its readers. The Brueeele Post,
which is published in the heart of East
Huron, and which would have thrown up
its hat for Thomas Gibens's anti nuti11001.
Wk. at Sandy, and utters no eodoresment,
but alludes to the "job'' in the following
ging..; way :
It is reported that A. L. Gammon, of
Wroxeter, brother of Thoe (:rbsoo, M. PP ,
will be appoint id Registrar of Huron as
e tootusor to James thalami, deoseeed. This
was decided •t • most tg held in Toronto
on Friday of last week.
There ie no eodoreme,t the appoint-
ment --no " Well doe !" to he Govern -
meat. Editor Kerr knows that the ap-
pointment is unpopular Ln }let Huron, and
that is has mewed the boot for Liberal
chances in that riding at the sett election
The Clinton New Er., ri honest end out-
spoken • Liberal journal as era- in Can-
ada, doesn't miaow matters, • d whet it
.ye goes in its barony :
It itt o°tmuscly reported that the position
of Registrar will he filled in . few days by
the tippet—unmet of A. I taboos. of Wroz•
iter, brat her of T hos. Gib•os. Ten to •
phase of the atter that has not been coo•
e idered before, and the Government will
commit • blunder if the appointment s
ratified. Peeso.al1y, the New Era has
nothing to say against Sim, hut we do not
know that he not any Maim whatever to he
position. P+ a atter of foot he was not
an applicant. If the Government oould not
see Oil way clear to the appointment of
Thomas Gibson, who had some claims on it,
then it °ortalaly should have appointed osis
of the otben who applied tor the woolen.
Th appointment of Thomas Gibbon could
have beim justified, and would have bees
lamentable to moot people ander the oircam•
.taroks, bot the appointment of Fh brothr,
if made, mover or, be justified. I Siuos this
was a type A. L, Gibe= has be= ap-
pointed.]
pepointed.)
The Huron Expositor. owned sod edited
by M. Y. McLean, M. PP., one of the ms. -
be n who was =nosed by the wily .id area.
of Wrozser, do.ea't express say emir' -n,
but merely says :
Ut Alexander L Gibson, Ib. reatiemss
who has reosnay la as appoint" i Registrar
eh the oeazrty et Ham, • Gederek earru•-
pamdens of the Olobs ease :
And thea follows as alleged totem= from
Oederi11 to The Olobe,wblob win never sent
est The Glebe heal Geder eborea.a. written
by Tha (lore's C lderi & eorrespsad.nt, aid
bean the ear marks of hewing hest gone
up by a smoother of the Gibed. family, .ad
palmed off up= the pub= se a diMiat..st-
ed opinion. We have ate dy.stie . say
yeas, mean writing fe pr.lse et a relative„
hat it 1e act honest to rime it from a peiat
M whisk it was not written, said eadeaver
.memo the L.prsstlon that et was written
by a saga who, if h bad writes. at all.
weld ssrl•taly nm have written gook
.ty or epilogs= —en the a w eppeimee.
T1s is hew they attempt te rill under fat.
eaten :
The sp laiment el Mr. Alezads L
Gibes*, of Wr. meas, es Rsgiiulr.r et Deeds
ter Harm is w that will glee geeral mew
beim te the people et this meaty, where
he is wetl amid widely knows. lir. GIU.ea
mew d ta. piemere el She aeration' part
d She smeary, hawker moved fate the tetra -
ship et Howlett where the vii et Wrso-
msewsteeds. is 1899. show* .leer the
lands were mesa= ter sale ly the Crewe.
gad barter resided there ever d..s owSSee
weir -
ea '.M River Mate.ad s by that plass. .-
leer, waw. melee sad mama
.sills. hen Wag bee a eaavpieseas
M .tmiesp.l sod pules life, and al-
a very amt,. Liberal, has always we -
as is sk*s by s b.v4., boss .sled Dep-
uty peeve et the ser...ly OaaearvMh.
teweekipd newish ter may pew M lee-
monithe
fwsureSer 1. w_ Rethe laserperatisa e e. a d
War
el that podia. 1, aneiamatme .a5tl Ms
veto.ry reeiremsa& He me lathe Oneny
ego ell law fwnwee
years e•ss.eaMvel7. gad
was . w d Ile .ate emgesisea
sad .smhere. La his lam Saar he
ealeyed the heaved being timed Wa dee
If A. L Gibson were twenty years young-
er and all the .trove oould be truthfully staid
of him, the (;overnmeot might have bee, -
toted to appoint him. and what may be
thought of their action when it is known
that he 1s some seventy years old, and has
had oo asuvity io munio;pel or other poll
tt.o tor the past ten or a doze° yews.
But if las Expositor d..een't come oat
tl.t-footed, the Se.fortb S I ludepoode°tl
dose, a. t tats is how it pis. the case :
The Liberal mountain .t Toronto Math
broagl.t ferth • molehill ie • newly created
Regittia for the County if Heron in no leas
a patronage than that of Mr. Alexander
Gateau, a brother of Thome. Gibson, mem-
ber of the Provincial Parliament for East
Hera. The newly elevated R•gistr•r may
have the necese•ry .taall6oat'. ' and ability
to perform the duties pr' • nine to the
ofoe,yet the appointment.. . k..o.troog•
ly of nepotism that a does freest mast the ap-
proval of honest citizens This flagrant
& buse of the Liberal principles as really de-
plorable, especially so, Doming as it does
from Mr. Gibson. who championed the cause
•goln.1 members of Psrli.ment, or their
relatives, aaoeptiea fifties* at the in.tehoe of
the Government. It is • crushing blow to
party purity. and well might the honest
politician exclaim, " w hen salt the wavering
Wen= shake it's rants right adjusted.'
1I'e regret the decision of the Goveramest
on behalf of our townsman, Mr. D. D. Wil-
lem, whose •bility and able servtose,
gratuitously given to the L bora' party en
titled Sim to resoraition, and as an Mu
catd, intelllgunt Canadian onions would
have brought with him ability and dignity
with which to adorn this position of trust.
Mr. James 5 )'Connell, • gentleman at pres-
ent mewed as e000ant et with the Sem of
Reid & Wileoe, of this town, • eon of Bet -
nerd O'Connell, Ely , of MoKillop, has re
celved the appointment of deputy ninon,.
Tho wily old Thomas Gitoon secure. both
plans for East Huron, enohering the other
two Huron members and forcing them to
Ake book benches. 1 bey are now comfort-
ing each other is disown' the thought,
" what we should have done " Nr. O'(' .o
moll has the iategrity and eduo•tioo•I abil-
ity combined with • practical business
training to qualify him for the duties of of•
Bo., and we oongratolete aur young friend
upon his appointment t . so honorable and
lucrative • position.
The Huron New.-Ramerl (Tory) deals
with the eubieot as follows
Many electors would be hard to oenvinoe
that " Honest Tom Gibson " has not • finger
u the Registry Office of Huron. • ' •
" Horne Tom Gibson," M. P. P. for Fees
Harm, te mon interested to " my brother "
than be is in fair play. He is simply in
politics for what's in the dame. •
Compare the tarty eery tom of De -del
MoGilliomddy, D. D. Waken and William
Cots with that of A. I.. (Mb.... who bas
been appointed Registrar of Huron. rid
then ask yourself why " my brother" men-
d the apooiotment
Onr esteemed local oo.tempor•ry also has
an opinion to rive in oosneotion with the
appointment, sod delivers itself as follows :
Atter many months of dilly-dallying with
e ager •pplioan., the Ontario Government
has •t lase made an appointment to the
registrarship of this meaty. The leaky
stere is none other than Alex. Gibson, the
Weil -known ex -nave sod ex -warden, of
Wroxeter, brother of the M. L A. for Feat
Herm, Thomas Gibson. The appointment
will give great s•ti.f•otlea--that ia, to the
Gibson breshera--but the news was not re-
sat.= with any. enthusiasm in Grit woke
hen. Ten 8to,euL has for meth stormed
t the masher for the East taking tie
o ce f. hitas•1t, as was one time expected.
bat ono eootu.per.ry's influence does not
seem to have reached " Brother Sandy."
What adds to the cartels of Mom and de-
pression op this way is the additional new.
that • sus of the redm,table Bernard
(YCosu.11, of MoKillop, will be deputy
registrar, and the bopee and •.pirstio.• d
these who were looking for this pmt etre,
tee, new broken and .battered. At all of
widish the Tories man well afford as smile.
Yen, iss s weeder the Tories smalls who
they see the pit which the Lever eesset has
dipped for itself to Hare oogaty, which
hereeefere hoisted of beteg the only Denny
. Caaad• that seat three members to tit
001111111101111 sad three to the Legi.latere.
salt Cheek is now is rail.
Brumsl.: Thies. Fdr•r, d Tam teemerly
.h•eeessaker as Rrte.eis, Me
stare -
ed • ger mill, with .11 the Imam improve -
imam. et Pmkertee.
Br.mele : Mrs. Wm. 451155, et Bremels
Month, who had the mishrtoe . tweak
three el her Who by • fall. is able te net
ahem Wein, although net altogether ramie -
ad yet.
abase : Jas. frevees, of the ba. Ilse,
win salted ee Rbeerdtee lar week to .t
.ed she tamest et his sea., Mrs Vead.-
tester, et Oesew. JeaeH.u, Mrd.. whe deed
steer Me missal' Weems.
Mems : Miss Halliday will Rive up her
.carnet M Retries ae the elms d this year.
as the haw made as emg•g•mart with the
tremens d Iter hams seeekm. 1; miles mei
ef eawahiaw. at . geed salary.
Yee.ela : We .re sorry te hear that W.
R fireMea. 0.P. R wmeiamr. dielesatei fab
*Mulder, upraised W .em ani Mjar d his
tilde by a 1•R He W hese et dewy while
his rials). is odrselag repairs.
tie.y i D- 8od,.Iy W rime op D. Reit-
niers. term and reefed 1s*1it , ea the 911
ram., Maw We. arm We tt+e0 take
pe..seelse °etrespree" Mia iAnmeaes fr1f1
mew M ler ether lar. eme= the peed,
• t