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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-10-15, Page 1Ij1ov saBT g®r i 18 THE (7HEAPEBT THE SIGNAL .,.,18THE HEW '.LINE) I.a .A DX2' O. NF3WBPAPfIR OF HZTRON 001:71STWir. FORTY-EIGHTH/YEAR-2591 t,v41 ONE DOLL_ WILL ft rim THE SIGNAL Fes Una THY, GrODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY OCT. 15, 1886. NEW AiMUITISEMENT$— oc r-16 OU1t OTTAWA LETTER. • Has WiderEaJae Wens.. ...... b t-- Farms lite Sale or i (teat— W. C. Porter ... 6 Basta i Selo ---H K Pelee& 8 Undertake" nae KahalenillR—A. B wrasll.... e.•••. 8 Lauber far Sala--Gederieh LamMr (le, (laid) .. 4 Om Their Uppers --Wu. Stara• Jr8 Keep Out—F. M. Denham...... . 6 A UN of Martyrdom—FaKerd t Co8 Tenders for Sewers - R. Thempsno 6 Vale's' Litt Court— W. F. M o 1 foeagle 5 For Sele is He It --Mrs M. A. lieu e . , 6 COMING AND GOING. J.('. Johretoa spent the past week in area A. '. Chrystal was in Kedge the week. Mime K.11, of the I. P. R. is holidaying ren l0 F. Smooth has emuraed from bis visit thieve W hat le Glol116 on atthe Capital Oat/tmn Dews the Iipemdlterm Is tae aeptrtsee5I A Ttserwnna Neese Aleutian ereres.ry -- Feeler and ?bridles Talk. OTTAWA, Oct. 12.—I doubt if there le • member of the mew government wbo will be .Horded beets opportunities for !maim/ dews, exp•oditan in the &dams• intim of his aepertmeot thaw the Pose esaet r ( teasral. Hs has started out to De- '..}lately rsoown tvt the tn•,I ooatreat 'lige'. and In this branch alone it is esti- mead he will effect an annual saving of at Past least 11100,000. He s adoptiuv the prtu- in clple of putties, all mal ooatrwcu up to open tender, and everyone has an oppur- w enmity ot Wedeln". No favoritism ; so contrast awarded .tuiiely to party workers Jos. Craigia arrived home from Clevel on Friday. Mw Nairn is visiting r.lative.in the c of Detroit S Maynard, of Chicago, was in town r past week. J Piggott, of l'betham, wag is, (:odor' Mut Fnu•y. Mies Adds McKay is visiting her ester Minneapolis. F. Blair, berrieter, Brussels, was in God rich this week. Mie Ella Ihoksge has gone in • v J•okam, Mich R D. (neat mod .1. f.. Darts spent Ju day to W Ingham. Mrs. W. D. Shannon returned from 1 trott on Saturday. s .1 A. Boyd, of Belfast, wheeled in town ria S.terd•y. Joa•tk•a Mailer returned from • visit Detroit ea Saturday. Robt. Melees has returned from • deal nese trip to Montreal. Hugh Dunlop returned from a visit Wieconein os, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. James returned "t Catharines last week. Mn. Hy. Martin was the put week via log relatives an Detroit. Mrs. T. J Clean spent the grist week with relatives in Detroit. .1. Baker, of the G. T. R., Stretford visited (ioderich on Fraday. It•rruter Mal000eon, of Lncknow, *as •t the old Mme on Suod•y. C.ptai■ sad I -ions( Puller reteramd home 00 Sat urdss from Chicago. Mrs D. Forename has bees visiting bee children in the cloy et the straits. Mr red Mr. Brown, of Toronto, were the past week visited is, Goderieb. Mrs. (Judger Johnston and sou left for home, Semi Ste. Man. en Monday. Mr and Mn. N . John Vomiter spent • couple of days this week in Windham. 1)r. and Mrs. Grahams, of Kruwels, were vetting friends in the County town thus week Mr. and Mr,. Wher Stewart are visiting fnen-ls n I:odench.—Toronto Saturday Night. Gee. Gledhill, of Detroit, is speadiae • weak with his relatives, Mr and Mrs. J. Miller. R. McMordie, of the Modeling cIe.sa,spest • few days the past week at his bone near Heae.iL E (loupes, of the Goderich Collegiate Institute, cam at hie home, Blusvte, darts, let week. Miss Grace, and Master Albert Dickies w en • visit to their ester, Mrs. A. M. Kay, of Stratford. Mss E. Routboombe, of Clinton, baa charm of the C. P. R. office during Mss Ba11's abases n Torcasio, Willem :Urethan, °Moslevi1)., Ky., ac- companied by hie sow, Harry, h rating 'sleeves in town mad vicinity. Mrs. llrayley, who has beta trim gamut of Mr. sad Mrs. Jas. Wilkinson for • law week', returned to bar bene.ear Toronto a0 Friday. (afore' Crebsss•,goage+I enmsager a the Book h•tieral, of Meetrsal, and Mtg. ere - bar are ea • milt i the litter's stater. Mn. 1. E. Demme. Rast.d Meg Mary D. Wileon. of Whliekarob, a forgerpupal u she u....1..M visite,, friend& Mia. Wilma bee bees mimed as teacher of Zetland smbeel ter 1897. Mrs. Bent. Ilreyley a,d children after spending the Hamner M the madames of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wa- hiawa, returned ea Friday te their home ne negate. W. J. McTavish, who had been smptyed the (erg.. Foamy far seem months, (tot Toesd•y ter wiegbaes, ea ronin for Raley River DWf'ht, a jets W father la Wood - este tewteMMp. Ria seen= baro wish him ,Gomes IS hie feria THE HARBOR. `chr. Youel1 salted es Saturday for Pert Herne to load peas for Kimo nos - A rxs somber et people were at lbs harbor Mints. ea Sunday rewng Mie iaprove- y harbor Der 8. teepee of lan- (,erg ~' Iia► fur the whs.(!vias Foamy. Ths Pn hs. Clara Tema arrived is pert on v.mlag with 960.000 feet ef lumber ilea' Thames for N. !Vilma . The fesadatien ler the water works or* was Islamabad from the Wend en Ptidsy mad is sow bast bode up bsaide the deet. _The weather rssebed pert en qday with • .as,& m meal, el wink 400 slots s fir the 14 fad sad 900 ter the umsrerrieut 'Ti't•y's 'Nab lees • Ar gem stns only 000 mW be oohed i the sarlbilr of gi w The (I the naw Seeman' lit fe I1tm.Ireal live esaa. bee asi mass Mtal II; ilwkrdq Mabel* sen k.r . mid w • reward tier polities' servtoes and at their own figure, From early morn till ity eleven and twelve o look at night se Mr. M utock to be found un his otboe iu the La- be eon Block hard .t work riving the mon- b• the beet tit of his labor and uuntrwtors the retlsind three mulatto' come of can ob wllatiew of (outran. to such mem as hove team awarded red engaged what might be at termed •• soft snap " ander the Tate Gov• *rawest. e. While Mr. Mulek is busily engaged in briarteg down the minuet expenditure of to his dep•rtw•ent to • legitimate and lowest bass, lir. Tarte, Minster of Public Work., o u no leas active in foremast out flagrant oases when porno montes have been lysate d.red le the working of that department Sone 200 less wage caw appear on the moothly pay roll of the Public Works de- co pertinent than Mr. Tarte found there ahem he took uherge, but it is not in that regard so slobs that the eseatry is likely to profit from hu labor. He is sew looking into .11 onetime me oostrtos, Deny of which .re of • tweet disreputable mature. Rat Mr. Tarte and Mr. Moloch are rot tee only members of the Cabinet who have 1- started out no • crowd* against evil doers and die/tones, cosi rectory. lir Blair, Mon - ter of Railways and Canada, lir. Davies, Monster of Marine and Fisheries, are both ow looking into the workrngs of their re. inactive departments, and es, far both have old o.e that they have .very reason tor be- hevtog that he oast of running their dee partmenta can be very maternally reduced. Aad so it s with all other departments. The tact most not be loot eight of that OW fish.°e hove only b.eo in office three mostkseat of which seedy two mouths bad 1. be given up to parliamentary dutim. I What time, therefore, has beeo at their dia- 1 to look into the working ot their re !emotive depertment.' The country most loot grew 1mp•tiget that the promised re- trenchment and reforms have not been oar- ' nod into effect .t once. Existing oondi- ta..0., as our friends found item on taking other, cannot be disturbed u.til gone per- meant and sooaom;cal reform has been •r ranged to replace them. What is done must be done wilt' a view to permanent and lasting improvement. A tong hurriedly done is never done well. i think yna will admit the eoaodneee of lbs logia. Theo apply it te th1 o • to print. An effort M. been made to &roues doubt red suspicion ; to ovate false and erroneous imprwioos regarding the seemingly (erge estimate the Government laid before Par- 1i•meot during the past ,5.0100. It is true the money roll is large but it is not fur to judge; to charge the new Government with extravg.00e twill at the gad of the year we oto me how much of that money has begs actually spelt. There is Dot • con- stituency m the nommen that will Dot say that the public works, buildings, wharves, piers &o. are suffering from Dsgleot and ane *sly be saved from total deetraotios by large exp.sditures of money in repairing them. It has become • question now as to whether the Government shield ask Par - leanest for the mesey 'squired to sees rbw public works or whether they should be abeedo.ed altogether. Had the meoey wbab has bees squandered and stales by dishonest ooateaoton daring the past 18 years hese legitimately eIpeeded on our public works there would bare been no Deed for exorbitant demands upon the treasury now. Thin demand bee now 0aturally swelled she estimates lad beton Perlis - meat to very large proportions. Bras the satiates kid before Parll.swe lest .ugeion are pr'asHaslly the estimates laid Were the Home by Mr. Foster dtwig N. sissies held less Spring. That b with reference to be nab entiesa1.. The tappi5mslry estimates bresgbt down this seines i0 ad- dition to the meet 5stiaaess were, with the mann.. of soder hell • milliss dollars, to meet the e6Hgati.ss the lab Oevrsmes' bad imsrred 1s, the way of palm, works he, either soder matron or eb4talc.s to whish tie lug Oev.reinent wee osamit- Mt It wee • videos attack then is the dying been of the semis. Mr. Fester made epee the mow blabber d Flames the very last day of the series when he Ne.mpeed be *Wow the r--polbiBsy apes the new Omersaont for the ak..eeall large se- ttaetee of expenditure they had laid before the Hetes. The .tusk was as cowardly as to was unfair mad unwarranted. H. had delayed the attack easel an hour before the Oovers e General was le Deme dews be pro- rogue holism... in order that the Goverw- mens should have se epportw.lty es refute the Aargau ee mhrepwtt•tteee sod that they engin t E. be the ams•.ry metal Tfew mango. ealwd . the ang. as hie digpenl ]fir. Fielding Dade an able defame. The eon - sem gems peoplebe said. were reamer mere am't's° le eemperiag missal exp..dthns tthae wy were is masptwig sWm.res et whleh they had an ashappy jengtlmM.a. The less Goveramges had .maw the met of the Osten %Mem bs.emWiag lib 81100,000 whale Mee bad bum exploded epee th.t ulekratd se saesemt of a rr p - Wo 1s, the anghle r8IM.t $00,000 N0, 1t fess sad the aeltbaMis the/ base baeta.l expeadtba a teat the rekNry wasted le bar ef. Be banal Me people wend pNMaMy wale mill the -Sarni to the pita' wase Weasel .ed mane Ihitr sent - dem said Nem They seism emit mad the 0 .ed a the marmot 8ao.l year before they WEST HURON'S MEM would be depend to draw cooperieo.e be- tween the present Gover.neget and the ex- trevavat l:overam at of the past. --- -- I A Tribe SEPARATE CNOOL REPORT. The manes of the ohildno who hove taken the highest marks to the diffsreet s.by.ota for the n..nth of September are as follow Senior Full lase --Christie Dearborn Annie Molt ,..td, Katie Webb, ('.eel,. Mo(%ormee , .ruhmeuo, Kett. Webb, Philip Keely, Ante Mal mewl ; grammar, Katie Iron ib. Kingston Ylteem.n. Netto, Aussie 31 1)us.ld, Philip Kalyt reading, Annie 14cLemed, Mary Mauve,. Li)It() MIN ENT amov:g t Inembe Teresa l►oy le ; orthography, Celia M.Cor- el. oted to the first l'srltauteut of Yamada m.o. Mary McF:v„y, Annie Mol>am•ld ; w.. M.Ieclm. Cello Comoro°, • duitiag ht.rrture, Aunts Mcl)maid. Katie Webb, make(' yeaag b.rrutes of t.odoruob, cab D. McGILLICUDDY, EDITOR. BER. "Pedis`'°' Psi* ` bad b' lir NEWS OF THE DISTRICT f and played to to his Great A12111 Patterson. There was, however, • game to y it was shamelessly mid scandalously, for all of was worth. Mr. Ur. Patterson was, ter re•"ooa, well know,, the Tory om.uhime, set ut t u datmt M Cameros in Harem Two things t machine adjudged meosssary for toe a000 pltebrent of this purpose. Tbe person .1 obarwter of Mr. Comoros' haat to be black- ened, as oaly red hair's.' &s....ing oould du the work, and the ('atheltc .ole had to be touzzled and mined by heelers acting for mem, bought by promisee of gun to them eelyse, or very otos. relatives, or blinded by hypocrite' preteeeloo, on the tout of the ra Tory uamdtdate, whose great stook in trade, amooget the (1•tholue of F.wx, was, for • many yetis, • speech ire bad, is 1875, de - 0 liveried in the Ontario legislature against (range ineerpor.tioa. A joirts.L. m btu end aite.•.in It a ('unci to do rt.- . ler, of 'te .'reek, the mor.( easwto•' .0 of Yr. Common, elide profrs gime: Catholic heelers and hangers-on were, to °gens, suit into the nding to deceive the hoau.t Catholic elevens Money was at the command of the T.•ry m•oh'..e in bar. refs or cheats. Every polling sub disinters was debauched, but with all the efforts, diegrsceful for the morn part, made for Mr. Patterson, he was suoawful by the nominal _majority of 16 only. Hu oa►eer as a Min- ister wee marked by no brilliant swi ows or lasting achievement, and glad we may we:1 believe litre to have berm, to slip quietly, tee 1896, Into the Lieutenant Governorship of Manitoba, • plain. suited ro no judicial temperament and filled by him with dignity and imp.rtultty. Mr. Cameron wee, in January last, returned tor hie old constitu- eany, and in Juoe, the verdict was aqua re- affirmed by the people at the polls. His Majoritiee,00 both oeoas,oc., despite stut7'-d voters' lista, pertsao deputy returning o fioers and other Tory manipulations wrr very large In the House. no member com- mands treater respect than the veteran rep- resentstivr. of the 11eer Riding of Huron, no epueobes envie, closer attention them his. He bas not often. in this new Parliament, claimed the ser of the Com- mons. bet every time ..ss hue eds.-00o 11 • it has been in •npp'ert of the prieotple • ot round admtnsetratios, freedom of elec;Jous and honesty la public expenditures. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF. Moe et oke !ember. of the Worn r.ruaatenl et canasta We ba. Al- ways •rrsp/N a regalia, le 1M tery Wru.l Wk. Lo Prom our own CorreepondenUe 1r he m Pbibp holy , history. Katie Webb, Anent McDuo.ld, )'bdlp Kitty ; geoeraphy, Philip Kuly, Aoow McDonald, Katie Webb pbvs.oloey, Philip Kitty ; writing, ..moo Moleseld, Mary McEvoy ; drawls,. Amate Mol)eoald ; good conduct, Annie Mo - Donald : order sod 0eatse. , Cecelia Mo. Corntrto ; highest total, Annie Welter•Id. Junior Fourth Claw -Christian theorise, May Peyote, Eugetoe 11'ebh, lens, Neville ; arithmetic, Walter Mul•twh, Nor. Dmo, Carl Campion ; grammar, May Payne, Lw. N.aile, Welter M lu'.sh ; re•d.tg, Lam Neville, Mev f'..toe, Eugrwo tt . hh ; or thogr.phy, (re. Nev•1.... ll.v Peen.., D. J Neville ; hemmer*, .tiny 1'. r..e Ennio. V* ebb, 1). J. Neville : hie or., Nay Payne, Leos, Neville, D. J Neville; geography, Carl Canopies, Welter Molnt...n ; physiol- ogy, M.y Parse ; w Ding, L• o. NerfM• , Joseph Lynn ; Ara. emir, Leos N.v.11e ; good conduct, Eugene %Aenb : order and omit owe, D. J. Nevelt. kivhest total, May Pa vee. Third Cl les—l'hostlls,n Doorruse. Eli sabot b McDonald, (:ertruie Marlin, Msry Pnelm ; anthn.erte, Nora Healon, i iv,e a Doan ; reWdra.t, Eugene Dean, Mary l'hrlin, (1.r- trude &tertm ; orthography, Nora healon, kI ubeth Molested, 'Sore Kgeuedy ; later •tore. Nora Nance, Elizabeth Moien•id, Mary Fere ; history, Eliraneth Moltoc.Id, Mary Farr, Gertrude Martin ; geverri pby h ad already n mummies' affair. and 10 pre - femme' suoeses mode for himself • most enviable nape and station. Elected in his - tem '67, tor the opulent aid populous riding et South Huron, lir. Comoro° w.. D oi lung a obtainuag • poeitess of dstiwo. UGH 1n a iegisls,ure whose ranks shoos with bathes' stem. L'nklrtg down Prem the Kee. g..1!ery upon the nation•s grand in - matadors, is the derkwute tali days of that memorable year of t •weds's mum and British America's u.,rsol.d•taui, nos had to eons. to the mSWasroo that every Provisos of f 3, new Dominion had . riven to send its vet hest legislative trleot, .aid wetght'est 115'.-etnaoabtp to the tint Commons' Hous. of Parliament of Krtt.ta'e magt.t.e.' end m•vt promising colony Mea 01 historlo reputations were there .n numbers ; orators, el•", not • few ; le,n.l.tore Dearly •11 of earn%otiose and eneleorei of purpose. All, or slmust all, that was refined end dugntlied, important and intlueatel, totted and far egiung in the old legul•turee of the various Britoil American provlucee was amply re- presented tD toe first 1'ulumeot of an torted, hopeful and loy.i young 0.tion. But not the old alone was then repreecIted Sino. 1841 • young Canada of lofty ideas and iambi perpo•es had come taw be,ug. Gertrude Martin, Mary Farr, Mary Thelia : Th•t young Canada rad, as the general el writing, Mary Phalle ; drawing, Dora Ken memo ot 1867, as.ertd tts.lt, giving seats adv ; good 000dtot, Maey Phelan ; order n the national levulature to young Caoadi and ne•wees, Mary Ph.ln : highest total, ans of mob promise,prrmlogeoeand patriot - Nora Neese. ten. es Edward Klakes, Malcolm Colin (oma er.•ii, David Mllfs and James Young. of 11'.ter,00. Mui of commanding power and Went all of these, but with •mbitioos gov- erned by remota and ru,ded by moderation From the tint important, iodoeott•1 and re. sleeted, Lbey were never regressive. F..oh aocoeedtng session brought Mem taw more salad 'tending and prom,nenue, till, at the general ete'taoo of 1872, tae young nee of 1,167 were 1n tn. toreiront of the battle •esi Dat Toryism and corruption. In the Lot session of the first P•rl,.ment of Can. da, Sir John A. Meoduoald introduced and owned bs tint gerrymander wt. To Burma he given addtttottsl member, but se arranged the diereses as to hese the Literal municipalities ,o the Coutes Riding, with the purpose of making the other two divisive* safely Tory. Mr. ('aero had every claim of parry mei we and individual worth as well as of person.' rAtone« to en Low bun to the party nour•o.uw. for the safe Li total coustituuucy. 1 ..- nomination was, indeed, his without ..• k u¢, tor the Huron Liber.!e were bouu . •o love Alin in Parliament, but Mr. Censers,,. • aw that there was en exc.tleot tightiog chap. e of hu vela sups South Huron, wntco the lutes had deemed • sate .eat for out of themselves. Without keritation, be tattooed into the fight in that diyown, and after one of the severest contests the ooauty of Hutson bas ever knows, o•rried It by • eubet.oti•I majority. He was similarly gsoweatuo in 1874, &.d 1878 ; and even, la 1892, atter Huron had undergone another gerrymander, with the especial object of keeping nom out of the House, Mr. Cameron came beck with • safe majority'. (airing all them ye&ra,:oa the Boor of P arl'ament, hu services to the party were of the eery highest order. A speaker of great force:and lucidity, he be. mine • very terror to the Doodlers on the Government benohes. They determined that out of Parlume.t be mast go. Th. late Sir John A. Maedosald known to bare declared, in 1887, that be would rather lose leaf a doss. seas Ira. see " Cameras of Huron " re-elected. Every dart was aocordi.Rly made to deprive this forad.ble opponent of rovers - stent .presents., this brave defender of the rights of the imaged robbed and endow melees of the Northwest, this barb= .sd oosafatem orpiment of the Orae' oligarchy of . egad in the Psrliaatst, aimed, in the set aestioeed y..r. Th. bribery 'sad was tanned en n tallest lbw to West Huron ; she boodktn let loom ops. the 'merely, in members never before sees ; every effort odsys ,.ry resource employed to defeat the ' Welke," me Mr. Cameron. for his out- spoken advooamy of the poor half-breed. is the Northwest, was savagely and estrste- hlly tanned. Mainers of religion se far forgot their maned calling as te see their al- tars and pulpits in dgeenentiao of the people's true freed. Sir Jens A Mao- deaeld employed all hie ars and tricks, me • manipulator of melese.tial n8tasa., to meso biddee but pens* habeas..gs st Mr. Cameros The osusequenee of DL obi. .str.ordfsary effort tiles tb.t by • majority of lam thee 30. Mr. Cameros was exeleded from l'arMaestNe The Mi pI. of Herne were, hewers', cairn se realise Noir lea. They saw tem fee • true .me gthed representative of the they bed pawed is the minimalbetan, • mere oreatare .f the samba.- trebles of the day. They leered fee the blase whoa they meld made the wrong they bad ea *henwalves sad se the mgetry is - dieted. The* time same, .ad, is 1801. -Mr. Gammas was, for sixth time, sleeted M the Parliament .f Cans('., as one of the mem- bas fer Henee. Iliaepms.oste meld am bear le me has eajoy tL amt he had ee pllandly was. They preeested les sense sad is the ammo not followed a to be bead ..e of the meet diagnosis' 66a6 Barbs. meals.our elemermeals.Atte: A. Meedesld had. n 18. Semester ef 1891, dad. Ria ea's'e r, as Fret Mni.w,w'm the lab sdassk wssks W • r fe. hi. .r* am felt° of h.s.&ry of Seam be'MrheppJ. (1. M N▪ orth Etas. Te the pas emen.loases.i, N tbs. Way el Mt. J.6. Mamma i She Demi sa DAMN w s dee the .ssmmest d ptemallan of a r.mehMrs es .age Meriay C E. L. U. The following ere the topics for the dig• hetet young people" societies which meet doting next week • North -et Methodist church E. L of C. E„ Fr.oy evening at 7:30 o'clock. Tope for October 16th, " The 1 ease Christian in Society." by Booms Guest. Victoria -et Methodist churoh E.L. Friday evening at 8 o'clook. Topic for Oct. l6'h, Report of the Ottawa C.E. 000ventioa by F. Hate. Knox Churob 1 .l'. S C E., Tuesday eves' mg at 8 •►'clock. Topic tor ('ctober 20th, " Are we doing our beet'" by Miss M, Weise. All are oordially invited to attend these meetings, which are held in the basement., o0mmeooing during the *rummer months at 8 o'clock. Voicing members of ether sw- eeties es ewi.lty welcome. LEES URN. Trust/Ay, Oat. 19. The 1_'. E. S. nob meet at 1 P.M on Suede) evening. Mr.and Mn. Foley eoterterned the young here .t Rosewood to a dancing party Teem dew seemed of Mut week which was emoy- •ble to .Il present. Wm Striatum, formerly of this place and lately of Godertoh, and who has been for rima time In L.ousville, Ky , u on • visit to relatives sad friends H . 5„ who time Do intention of returning to ()anode, looks well and ntend. to see everybody before he re - turas. LEAVING Tota Wert..—A few weeks ago we mentioned in our items that Mr. •Nd Mrs. J. G. Clutton with family would re- move to live Dear Hamilton. They left ea Monday and will be meth mimed. The school roll •t Dunlop will be lees by four eobolare. That esteemed personage, not of happy memory, Jack Fret, 6me reappeared to re- sew his vocation in real earnest for the oom- Ing Winter by frosting the •brattier task and the water m the creek Dear by au Friday morning of kat week, the threshers having to ono an are virorouely to break the ice too both. Thursday of last week Mr. red Met A. H Outten were is, Broonield •Headier *he wedding of tee last.,'. sister, Miss Jannis rational/hem to Alex. Mentieth,of T.aksr- @ith bride wee wield by bet tialgr Mossit, sad the groom by his comb. Reba. Ms oUerdie. The oeremon was perterm.d by Ree Mr. Muir, of Ilimoefield. The bride was prettily dressed in white cash- mere with nil to match. The bridal pair after heathens took the train et Heiman ler • wedding tear to kale' ..1 other pant. i. Western Ontario. V•wvtag blame. "The OrpSao's Prayer " le creating • gonna ..leadimam.. am eenhb. Ie is net beaaas meetepiese by a eele6ra ed ilktgII.h mrties,wbe wee totted nay aaeaat, u p to ton lbws..° meads, if be wesW paint manse pi'l'e' se geed a.' The Or - Mote's prayer.' 7'6. gifted artist bbd and tried agar, I.bored •.d worried and yearn. in, bat mere up the attempt, freely a5k- e owledgn. that The lhpb.a'w wits so Ineptr.tioa.a•d se though. eery. or say sere sf meditaties omit& Not frees his brush • piney& fit to be salted • mespalen pima The great artist met 6is death through saddens is elmbfag the Alps, sad •• The Orp8aa's Prayer " rem( ts@ as hs ae..eseni. It was • great shake worthy el Week great paper. by witch the publs6- en of the Family Bawd .ad Weekly Kew, of Mielatreal, seemed, at 'teem esu set, ' The Orphs's Prayer," ler obi. seas..'s premium for the Family Harald mai Week- ly Sou. 1. all. somslen.s the TOWNReread was freed val.e biers. we eng81 my the lisaise6valee be be had to sewn psipea Whas bM W. Nes el • premien will de ter the Been paper N e lapmlhle to teem ere en isil.mts. It le • ..adeeel saesbinnfea. Oar Leasee oaths he lad • wady slants% ke War whose MIS yen. es She 1edia meg b • Wiese end Moat le veep &sec The tole floor at the new Book of Coma mere. is finished. S. Forty had .ome exceedi.Qly Diet' • a,s in town ea Saturday. The frost iso Thursday night cut down a:l tender pleats and vegetables. Hurou Lodge No. 62, I.0 0 F. will meet is reenter ses.,oa this evening. Huron Chapter No. 30, R. A. M., will meet sex L 11 u.ioeeday 'venlig. Doo t forget to attend 1:. M. Elliott , coffee demonstration next 1', udaeed.y. Andrews Bros. shipped • oar of tattle o0 Thursday and a car of hogs on Friday. Then will bean open meeting of the Col- legiate and Model Subool Literary Society on Friday evening. The Huron Bioyole Club will give • pro- gressive euchre party is the club rooms on F rtd.y evening the 16th. The American t,oesul, R, 5 ('hiltoo, law promised • reading at the King'. i►aughter, entertainment on Moods. The Goder,oh Amateurs will glee • drain atm eaterWoment in Victors Hall on Oct, 30th, for the beasit of the Raeeh•ll flub. The rail at the top of M•odermott's.teps, that prevents people from tallier off the platform, has again been orokeu away by some rascal. It looks as if then will not be so apple to gather on Hallow E'en, the storms of the past few weeks having neatly stripped the trees of Fall and Winter fruit. Don't forget that Grenville I'. Keiser will appear under the auspices of the Col- lege'. institute Literary Society in Vic. toria Hell next Wednesday evening. Th. 'ear thought down by the *chooser You'll for Ben Robinson caused oosnder• able fun by its rather wild ways when being brought ap town. 11 is mow safely chained behind Davis' drug *tore. Wanehani Advance : 1)50 Mc 'ormiee's friends here will be glad to learn that be has bad to procure more rooms, his business having extended so that this was necessary Dan 1. evidently snaking the Huron House, Goderiote mon popular. • On Monday morning • lady and • cyclist, whoa osaru.g eaob other, tried to get clear, bat both being tel the same mind, • collie - sloe naturally t.ul ,vert, the fair we being homelike! down:and the rider thrown. Ap patently, no one was injured. Brume. Past : We regret to state that Mr•. G F Bleb, is Lid ap with typhoid fever at her tathee'e residence at Goderich She •.Ieomp•ned lir. Blair te the musty town last week. but owing to taking i11 was uaahle to attwrs. We hope she will speed. ily be wind to her accustomed beelth. Th. L.teet Oat—The Patent K.eg.reo owe furrewsd plow takes the placeof two walking plows. The plow has been thor- oughly tested and proeou.oed perigee n every partiouler by expert plowmen, ..ob as Heary Curless, and ethers. 1 will ar- rears for • series of plowing tests for the maim week. See pesters. Jena Knee, Ment. AN EXPLANATION WANTED. To the LSMiter.f Ten Nem *1.. • Sne..—It bad bees aaaoeooed for two er three weeks that the King's T)•saht." b- looded hotelier aa wteetafameat ea the ermine of Tbssksgivsg Day. 1, be* week's paper we ars told that the mesion of the Methodist oberoh intend bellies es enter alameat oe that evening. red the o.famittes of the Ring's i)atlghtere' .ninety appear to be forced to give wayit serikee see net the asci.. of the trustees is ea- .6rbtimnBk..•d the pends are entitled te e•xpemo a•tien. The work deby the e DagMers ' ie He Navies " h Notte sad mesa* and they are emitted to she mapper! of *6.4 .e of ear re ehe5ow. aad +sheen senorspleas as e6.1asie la their way. The fast Mar the shame hes held enter*alosemte es that pr- tis.et da in sneer et maser years dem npre- p. the day t these, .ad Y it is emesider• d a pa t54.rly geed day to memo the sasses. el es MI the men mases rat N 5 w4d e asn be the K/a.'s Dinghbees, and every e aat'- There Is tmrermate m Mere Thal canoes be Wound Anywhere Slee -News of the County spe.tall, asserted for The 5/=mal. DUNGANNON. NOT1101.--Tho toast agency la Dungannon (forTma Minn('(. 1. at the omoe of J. U. Ward. J.1', ounveyanoer, dime, who will receive or. dere for subeorlptlona, •dvert:dng and Job weekend fa authorized to give receiptg for amounts paid for the same. Trest,*y, Oot. 13. Ed. Robins..a, of Poetise), is en • visit to frond. here. He louts well, and seems to feel happy. Un. J. M. Roberta, who had been on • visit to logersoll and other porno, returned home last week. lir«. Odense' (rose Thompson), formerly of I),iva.u.ioe, and now of Forest, y. tittit- ieg rel.tiven berg. We are pleased to be able to note that Mini Naomi Davidson, who has been ill for sae time, u gradually getting better. As the secretary has not received • com- plete return of successful exhtbators, the (tet will be sent In time for next week's Imes. K. Cle.deonusv, now of the • teenier oily, formerly of Dungannon. who . 1 been on . visiting tour to relatives in • . Northwest, Paid • short vert to friends ... this tinnily last week ('uiiiirsr.0 Ku .We've — (:s.. Good has opened . jewelry e.tabliebme0t an part of the premises of our popular clothier and tutor, Jas Medd, with • very •ttrwtive stock of first -clue jewelry. We wish him summa... ENTIRTAINe1 ENT. — Th. drama -comedy, " A Married ''air, • by E 1. and Lela Rue - se! which was held io : he large h.11 on Friday evening was • grand samosas, both is the matter of pedometer* and money. A very Targe audfeoce was highly pleased with the entertainment. A Sr , c,.,—The enterteminent which wee held under the auspices of the Epworth League in t'entlnd's Auditorium last Fri- day was, to point of interest, ed,h•±aion,•t- teudnoe and licence, • greet suis. rte. The attendance was so 'write that quite • sem- her, owing to want ot room, bad to be t wed away. TALL Stine.—The weather, although for some days previous unpleasant, was especi- ally fine on Thursday and Friday, and Old Sol rendered • good service in keeping his bright side to view. As • oonse.Deete, a large number of horses, cattle, mheep,.wlne fowls, (armee, impiemeot., etc., were on exb,beto., and In the indoor department, ladies' handiwork, fine ars and penmanship %V,, congratulate David Smith, • pupil of Dungannon public school, in having ob- tained the first prize for peomen.hip. 1)w- iog to some of the books not turning up in time, the prize list did not re..ch THE SIG. NAI. otftoe ID time for the issue. It will ap- pear next week. DUNLOP Ti.-1,Av, Oct 13 Mrs, Jobs Gardner, of Porter'' Hill vis- ited hen last week. The Duogaonon Fair had goite • number t.f our residents at it Friday of lest week. Mrs. .1. F. ('. Hald•0, of %Vind.or, was • tr•omeat visitor hen Friday of last week. Ttuteentec.—Doting last week the fusel. Mr whistle of Harrows & Stewart's steamer was in this sestina Tuesday and 1t edoes- day .t the m.mrnotb bare of W. F. Young. Th. spells of wand and rain were uaknowa to the men working inside, but eogioeer George Burrows wood to he poet .11 through it like • Trojan. Thursday the machine was wet to I►oolop in the North End, and two lane ataoka of oats were threshed out in the afternoon, this being to.. cuckoos and beet work of the ''anon. APP',,. PACE INC tttrw*kn,NARy.— The pecking of our immense Drop of apples goes no •pace up hen in Dunlop, and Whitely & Edwards have leveret gangs of men h -.,rel. tog the beauties as fast ea they know bow. On every hand is heard the presser'" ham- mer, with the moossiminying doll tbnd of the bead of the barn( felling insist. to read- iness for the pinker, which is sweetness to every oroe•rdst'. ear. Several tine nrob•rds are to be met with here,astosget others thee admirably kept orchard owned by A B. Mol)onald, whose yield the year will go up well into the hundreds of barrel", whish for six. .s4 beauty cannot he beaten rays here. At Anthony Allen s the record was broken for the Number of barrels put up :n one •tt- ",noon .ed the specimen" were simply im- mense, showing what careful growing and above all o+r.fnl pokier will do To en- liven prwoeediope • hill' political " tisk " was emaaged in donne the prem" a sort• hag, toted taking all in good part the pokers were kept in • merry mood fres, quotation" pwbl,bed in 'Tbe Maleanempire,'(publsbed is Torpedo), which smears to be the oracle fres wbioh the pobtios are draws from ■p here. Poor Lor'riest ;don't forget your French aaoeet) had to eater it, and be red Archbishop L•a'g vaw (some more French .went, if you tau) appear to be reeptroeible for the msy^ -'arm' of the School Bill sod the cos e.luont dowefall of the Tory (lo.. swiftest het ,lune. As for that man Green- way, he raw this thing " Oat for political perpeee4o•1y." (L" hard Grit i, the crowd had to "Load the blunt of all the sin. that Tbe Illobe _ •• the. (ith'. Bible " (published in Tearoom; is disseminating t6reegh the poetry but, be it id to hie reedit, thee Mae basa rd Grit stood to les enters lite • is even when the tea ma fast and furious sad then wee • damper that he melte have been " oueverted " to become • " Ubeael- Ceseervelive." After all then wee ee bares in alslag relines with apples, ea vim vera., last as yon ban • and ee 1 the work went ea lovely, the mooed wan brakes. everybody was Leghiy te get their stash t4e resists wase well teed by OM •i1Mk.bb heesekes.sr sad sank, Mn. If aparoArra, 'gm Nye clad webs 4..1 nt wameta 1 lees is h ~ m ibis Mee w!E be . d iarr • boar rel aestthe senitiao anddwe wM lbw M keew r .coast end eses mbel hem •