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THE SIGNAL : t;ODERIQII. ONTARIO
"TIGER" DUNLOP.
ellre incidents in the Life of a Man Whose Name
Ltvess In the titatrry of Huron County.
Ths hillerabg is repainted from a of the Attaricaa revelation. It weasel
.easatiines et The Leedom Free Press, dont fiat Fr.nes t.eald he et war
the f8tetrwtloas beteg 'reproduced mils O.eat Bent"' IC H. tonotlis-
dasrd W moa to r'aiP eeomaiMl.n
thee the courtesy of the same
journal.
=Left
the busy, dusty rod
mhlslfl Leis ham Sialiderd to the%vise
til.a beets Ills ryes. the grave d
tlanlop Ilea, Needed from the
meoeiblilM_plow by a exembliss
Meas veil. The qualm burial puce
et this n.taMe Harm empty pioneer
Is on a hill m eeiookinel the final curve
of the I eithaaa River as it flows by
Galeria rap Lake Huron. There is
a msesasiergyyse these- of the church spires,
of�(iaiesish the Oelboroe�hill
seed below, the Stop of No. 1 division
Lad year mefehed to and from
thea sampgtosad. Pew of them knew
that they were passing the .rave of
one et Oanada a femme early de-
fenders. Beside him lies his brother,
and the cairn bean this inscription :
-Here lies the body of Robert
Graham D.alop. Req.. Commander
Royal Na ill. P..P.. who. attar serv-
ing his Yung and 000atry in every
quarter of the glebe, died at Gairbrai:.
on the Seth of PMreiery. 1141, in time
5lst year of hie ase. Abs to the mem-
ory of Dr. Witham a man of
In the Preach senile. tad teed he W-
aimea. to forward flim ie that of his
IMM.' bad. Sias. thus Donald M.B.
had tom* loyally in meaty dimes,
sad lead l inn' at Leta liemteasiet-
edenst et a< emend hattalion. "rhea."
at1u Dunlop "was my old comaad-
ieM riser. He was a warm-hearted.
hitheempered, tonal gentientaaly old
sense who enjoyed the preempt tad
asest r.pieed et the peat, sok may well
be imagined that 1 was is high good
luck with each • compag.on de toy -
Is Iris Campa*y.
Dunk" joined hisres
urn)meat at Fort
Weand toesniblether ot-
flre to be •s jovial ed set et wild tsem� _ aais•
more hba.et.b. S14 set d lbws
aroma met aroa a more table nor
mad a private famRMow ow greater
ansnimity. Blbeg, ng however. he
W Nibs.. thew. It had been de-
tasmiasd to had
a garrison in a
Meet-Less the e woods of tianan-
.que. between Brockville and Kings-
ton. and the vreoadisr -company of
the Eighty-ninth being ordered to un-
dertake that service„ be had to accom-
pany them. He and his junior lieu-
wegtoa
narp.miag talenk tad be- tenant established them*dves in what
neeotenees bore in • in 17tUi (had been a blatkessith's shop. In the
Heeereed In the, y le Meda and ante -room a jobbing tailor had set up
is fedi" tied tbere.htress tlhdatentabed his board and his fragmental of cloth
himself as an bother sad me of let- aerrrd admirably for caulking the
tees. He imitated in C+nai" pecman- seams ih use waif. against the wintry
may in 18* and foe more than wind. By means of s roaring lite in the
lD ream was actively eagtiged in public forge, with the stove alight in the outer
and philanthropic affairs. succeeding room. they managed to keep tolerably
his brother. O.pteln Dunlop, as mem- comfortable during the twister. Early
Mr se the Provbtei"1 Parliament and to spring they were relieved and Don-
takiwg etaeeeedsl interest in the wel- lop was quartered with two oompan -
bre d O"n"us. and died. M®ented by 1 les of his regiasent at Cogswell. LI-
MP friends. 11)48.4 tae some remarkable stateeeets touch-
ing the east of the war. Dr. Dunlop
concludes his account of bis sojourn at
Cornwall by saying that be would be
doing gi obs in ju.uce both to himself
and to the reader if we were to leave
without mentioning Peggy Bruce.
She was a roost worthy personage, be-
ing no other than his bootees of the
principal hotel. The daughter of a re;
.oectabi. frith fanner. she. bad run
away with a handsome young Scotch
serge..[ and bad been along wit h ber
husband in an the C11.011311gas
of the American Revolutionary War.
• The sign of ber hotel at Cornwall was
& long board decorated with a formid-
able likeness of Sr. Andrew at one end
and of St. Patrick at the caber, and
Encircling them a splendid wreath of
thistles oombined with shamrocks.
Having devoted some entertainiOg
pages to Mistress Peggy tad her
humors. Dr. Dunlop asks t}ie reader
tc go with him to the Niagara fron-
tier, 1L�1.
NS ben be reached Niagara be had
his Mods full. He never underwent
such fatigue, he says, as during his
first week at Butlee-e Barracks. For
two days and nights be had eo rest at
all and on the morning of the third be
fell adeep on his feet, with his arm
embracing the post of one of the berths.
He was laid on the floor oti a trim of
clean straw and slept for five boars.
His duty at this time was to keep
a sort of medical boarding house -
the ink and wounded from the army
being forwarded to him in spring wag-
ons. Among those wbo lost tbeir
lives at Fort Erie sod other eogage-
menta. Dr. Dunlop giyes some interest-
ing details concerning the fate of Col-
onel Drum: mood.of Nettie ; Colonel
Scott, of Beotberton (Pert a ship e lairds.
like Sir Gordoo 1, and Colonel Wood,
of the American Ro$ineers-a' "man
equally admired for has Mieritm and be-
loved for his virtues. 01 his own reg-
iment. speaking of the result of the
war, he mays that it was sadly re-
duced, having fallen f To m bU0
Kr'oog to about A0, rank and file, com-
manded by a captain, two of the
senior lieutenants carrying the colon
and himself marching in the rear.
For a time the Eighty-ninth. with the
On. Hundredth, were quartered at
Qtseenstoo soder the happy command
of the young Marquis of Tweedale,
then lieutenant-colooel of the One
Hnodredtb. Dunlop praises him as a
wither, thinks him too honest for a pol-
The Wer ef tacit
Dr. Daalop was a mere stripling
when be received tbe appointment of
amnia to the Eighty-Eigbt.h Regi-
mented Podana in August, 1'13, be
Mak Yoiepae1asetor Canada is a small
iL/Orel. endsemaened. overcrowded
treasptart" and -atter a long. weary
to Livery
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INSURANCE. LOANS. ITC.
i1 1t1 PRIVATIC FUNDIS TO
.Villi Lisa. Aasy`te k. 9. CAM.
WA. berwiter. il.elma street. Gedelek.
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■ARRIA(it< t
WALTER E. KELLY, .1. P..
oontJuCai. ONT.
Imt flit OF )CARBIAQIt 1ADENIBBIL
"TIGER' DUNLOP.
a .a who played a large part in Upper
Canada affairs In the early days.
voyage' of three months landed at Que-
bec in the beginning of the following
November. This and succeeding
*yenta be has recorded in his ••Recollec-
Limo of the War of 181Y." and his
Arrived at Quebec, Dunlop themselves
fellow - soldiers repo _
cu
without delay Harlot. om�ieg to-
* ons, lett a subaltern to com-
mand of the recruits lrnostly sere
boy.1. he and his venerable old coio.d
made all haste te join the rg insentup
the comity. As this worthy old
.asemander was a character." Dunlop
drab tial same account of him may
not w aoiatarestiag. He Balls him
'•Dea.M Melt.." tied be was possibly
that Last -Colonel Donald McBean,
/ say (Nish and rsrwsMMt etrsmgth
y
y01 ea nes down or tired oat,
0eld earthy, have as
Wag teat or have ether miiieneo
'nowtv'Reaovatty. try oar tor maim $i1MiM"'e
key hie b shemall*ne
WA aisteed i��llieMit
"ib timet+.. Mam go tete ae nets
Raegiteeted by Meddled Mallidae
°'i.rhL Oa. For tato b IL a.
Brophey Bros
WRIAL PLACI OP•DR DUNLOP. ON DUNLOP'S HILL
1
et the aghty-Ninth, whose appoint- .
meet 1.sabred in lir. L Semhsy
we- Sot. w dated $.,tabs
tr.=lie fhb gra w and me am-
lien et Or. W. Dealsy. Lai thea
b se tteeasiea 1 seedier Mater-
W e
1:i - deli r the wM-i�ej�
Cannel ••Dahl/ tial."
Oases. Doman was lass be the wa-
ist rel 1'J4fr/ whir bislMl s, sgiratta
sf i...nns.bA sae eat wiit
the
w.i i aw
moi•.'sei r Aber d: earn lt
Qami. and rioliely settled a
tansbel ibred Shares esMho hed
meth Idafirel
In w_ wedhr..ee�h rola
wee min esPealbstja
=.1874 assiksr
ussaZs aMBlet:kitoI
II IP= vale SO on-
itidaa,amid eattidsse him soawleatam.
rarely Ya palest. He rated itonseas Allan r " posy perma-
nent
ii
a tamed over a limber wM
*tail have item be bet lily tad by.
tet+e dada lea pig hiesetIL tee lea
big
Mar Pima
i.aeii terse W Yds bet sal beads
bum ted wee emisasti t• Iib bed for
1=A w. ler trimmed and he sad his
?inemsee.
were beth) /reward to a
Mee all their sellsballine wise
the appalling
that =ftd bent emelikellodi
and the MIMI Slane
ETreefoilelle
Meadows he was
r the baps ' "�i.`S alt r-
Wissare
be wether
.w.rw a�i..a r
lbs...w ase modem &beet.
Ilea.mit yaw MR las .aerie- berm.
PROVIDENTIAL RAI
SAVE i ANY T01,115
Amass Sees M«t1Arw Omura Do.
'groynes !erase and Ourir saw
same —S54.r. Made Mem
Heavy rains wail till to Northam
Daum last Tser.day Friday /e'►
w etted what night have bee & reeve -
fence d tie terrible fres of tomo
years ago wiea forty or arty lives
were lost. Aa it war the property
ea
lose was hvy,a1fh�� no 'WPM
Is knows to have pe .4. �.rttw.
7d awes aorta of Cobalt of the 1! $
of the T imiakaafag sad Northers Oar
tarso Railway. was wiped oat baa may
et the lakabltatta r ndeeed h.mtlaea,
At Cochrane hops et swag the thea
bad been almost absadoned, w�
what seemed like a providential Sew
lent of rata tell.
Batts Pon-nein* whish was sets.."
from several dinstloaa by the
was saved by the wind dytag fewL
The town of Hearst eta the Tram.
ceatimatal had a alrasalos. escarp.
The satire towsette fs onnosada" by
litchi, tad are broke eat !a .Mtlpl
As tsar* te est a brick belie
la the tows, tad ae water surely
eke people wen powerless to do say-
ithJag. lint fortmatsly there was tel
'wfad. tad the are was e.afined to the
bask Al Jacksosbere, the now U.wa
of the New Ontario Coisaisation Co.al
paay, MAW lop owned by the coat
peay were learned.
]tl Coartwrlght, resbdiet engtseer at
Belle River, 110 miles asst o2 OMB -
rano, arrived in North Bay Th
night with his wife sad baby, but
very little luggage, se. with the as-
sertion of a few clothes saved by
Ja wits, they lost everything in the
Ares which swept over that little com-
munity.
The little band of tahabitatts fought
bard and saegedplly to save the small
Iwpttal In which were fire or sin
patieata, but every other building was
levelled to the ground.
According to the odlalsl reports ares
extended Intermittently from Budbelrl
to Kenora, princlpally to the .penes
and pulpwood districts. By an almost
.;;'eesmaarrkable stroke a fortune the
Oo,ernment reserve, extending from
mileage 42 to mileage 43 and embrac-
ing
mbra -Ing the great pine region. escaped.
LOSSES ARf HEAVY
B ulgari. Waging War et Extermin-
ation, Chiefly Apainet Stevie
After ten days of fighting, more
severe and deadly in character then
anything in the last Balkan oar, news
L filtering through of the struggle of
Bulgaria against Berrie and Greece.
The Servians have lost more men than
in the whole Turkish campaign and
semiolscial statements lamed at Bel-
grade have the appearance of an in-
tention to prepare the public for news
of a disaster.
Desperate fighting, with Asxtuatiag
fortunes, is proceedtag along the Var-
dar and BregalinItza Riven, which
seems to be in favor of floe Bulgarians.
The Bulgarians claim to have defeated
the Bervians and captured five gnus.
There is heavy fighting also be-
tween the Servisas and Bulgarians to
the south of Istip: About 200,000 men
are engaged and the losses on both
sides appear to be terrible.
Bulgaria's strategy appears to be to
hold the Greeks in check. probably
with oomparstively small forces, while
she dezis with Beryta. This assump-
tion, if correct, would explain the ver
Wimp advanoe of the Greek rely
Salonika despatches continue to tarp !0 t
Greek victories. The Greeks are sad
to have capkured sixteen guns at
Dalran. Evidence of desperate fight-
ing L found in the arrival of 8,000
'wounded at Salonika.
A coeservative estimate at the dis-
abled In last week's fighting arras the
usher at from 70,000 to 44.M,.
The Greeks make wholesale ebargss
against the Bulgarians of Derain( and
plllagtng ail the villages they aban-
doned and of committing murders,
mutilations and, otber horrors.
Roumania is mobilising her army.
What role she will play 1a quite un-
known, but she is generally expecte!
to follow her traditional policy of watt -
tag on events, in readiness to take
advantage wherever it may be ale
tamed with the least risk and troakk.
Russia's plan of action, now that hoe
orders have been defied by the Baia
nations, 1s in doubt. The Qsar tai
practically threatened armed UAW
ference.
TWO DISASTROUS MSS -
H■muton and Ottawa visits/ W
Serious Cert4.grstlems
T'b. freight sheds of th. Iateeaeina
Ila.. of The Dominion
Transmission Company at
of ]lata and Catharine S
ton. were destroyed by
aoraiag. rite lo.. is
$7&.090, covered by to arwaiS.
Ta. Grand Opera Hoose ad
sad a movies picture the ani
lag were completely burned
n ight. The aadi.sees were
tress both pesos L as ordain,
ave. The toes i. $lIlt.990.
Dreadwetej*M free Haim/
The ee..fw-. appeal=
tats the demos. et *0. Smi
ladles W reported to !ever et eh,
9ehtlehtag a Dated spvy" eseperlang
d na Df«aaeseble et 11...• km ba
Iv* et width .ham 0. emestanllbr
stall.aed fa the ladles; the ..as��
n es et n maul less and Oseti /fele
sad the «Nasibilles et a serval to
A print reamr
the main..+..) s ver dter Ihe 011011141 et Se ailleaa �
albite at the
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