The Signal, 1931-12-24, Page 2line rink politicians backed oR the
'tap.
New Industries are wringing up all
Ce Written' Outxrio. Tele mean/us- I
pODOm W.ekllANews icy sums to be particularly brayed
Weekly amber el Omahas
I duritrg the petted ut worldwide deists ;
tublimbed every Zhareday >•oratng i lion -London Frey Press.
Salem%fN Prim p,00 per year I1 Guderich would like to see one or
a. •tw•.•vn m r.T[a. t the -e new iudnatri.•• coming
O ddity h11 edwtlinL
THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ON'f.
Colonel Anthony Van Egmond and the
Rebellion of 1837 in Huron County
By Wilfred Brenton Kerr. M.A., PhD ,FRH S
Scots Celebrate
New Year's Day
But Observance of Christmas L
Spreading in the Land North
CHAPTER X11I Iasarly all tbelr taeu had Iwnoned.!i Of the Tweed
Ittete_tl the bust
al'; saws
1 Mee
litattpr as alttwrrtt J
-l-""r...s bate Hirer ray
i tt . ..s the . L
Von Egmond wive the only two from
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Lake Huron in that Juuuarh anti Feb I
bind $.'..t. W their native
WKSTt'1LLD, Dec :l
bine Wilson of Auburn is meadtt 4
fee days a nth her sister. Mrs. W11
Carter.
Mr awn We. Harry -\rtaxtr'oeg were
(Weenie -It visitors uu Friday.
Mr and Mr Jack iturhrarn visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Ttpliag of Winghaty
e a Natarday
Mr*.Jethro W node et Age -.
-t.. >,; I t trout etc
Alt! paSU
el►
Anwa
)ids Sea. PMT ,
i
.Tr .it _ •.. .•. . Oat. - and at'a• ter` t'r ••, t'It' ditWD I.r
'llar.da
jlprw► Tnet who joined the ia:•ttrs• ••- ltd February l.hh lb*
est army of IS.37. Doubtless amotl; t{ IZS 'et left Sarnia for ru r y Evarte. settlers ut rr acti-
with a tao[e I taken against the Company llk'rly to attract the
r a" Christmas
w u had listened to his polite- ,,. the \iaonn truutirr. ,all orad, put this is ao wager sets!
;inning. to see that prosper j Protege the cause he had
alarms obliging the frequent
to
bee torr wrsttleld visitors on Rua-
slaved lu utlht-' a partythereNet int of l h i
Th. Z•di wishes every reader 11 The nekton are be some h Navy Irlxod may tort
MS* kith Manager _
►os-at► ►L the ruuteat t}•rUval e:ltiwf
y, December 24th, 19gt1 Australia has tut•ne ■Latest Till
—ilwoit•y of extreme protectiuu end haslthe poorer whose part ht had Walpole bland whMh was as Year. For generation* the edabraMoa
__ _ were as ttttas to Scotland was per
Yr. It. b. visited
and dar. tic\de• Noir,
of ty. It. •h. yisiltd Oil Mry a the
house ut Mr. J G Stuurhuase
v i Hrrr D ll was a guest
,Qr and therite-ignition d d he hoose of her
with r draft -slip tp t t ue to +rJ . r e
council did well to I The famous economist who nays that lug In the vew•s [.The only'Agma Mac turned to Karol*: and on We bah, as New Year crlrbrattuus hold the taros- hoer iirrtha }lila 18 apsadlt the
Baron wettest
the world is headed either to a smash i L.-uatr'. Never! The only toxo who fhr dru;vr seesreal at ■u treat thr ' re Ise place. elel•r trona o Sea Yore's l'hristmxs vacation under UM parental
ester a prottwt a --- the Provincial b f „ '• Never" But I• i lrrdura to return Doane for die- dl at• a K it called.
oder !Diel re;lstem hi to the greatest era of prosperity i■
of h
it this mkt= it ceases . rl prttprR
ter ut Myth.
—'— ,SON ebanaelt 01 tred c steel ad Reform farmer, bat 1lturr tDey tame to - arab thruug{r•wt 3icutlattd. let 1t L Mr. end lin. Win MV tette were
d tt el to h su pi tg On
order -in -council n history is not taking much a chafe*
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clan still tr that to marl home+ the I l'ud rl h t Itnitun vu 3ntturday.
nodt•ra a po cy. xp,I who
telt not u°
were even more trr.Itte!at ut Christmas bele M4a Evelyn
c .wc
y sympathetic towardd than at Samir. over the !erten rt t
• jAPPY be melted M dolman; tip the sathehi i
and the huldiuo of seared is eat et rs
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made hiss own. "And whet are we to rtttlxly ander arms all ui t on se•trrtl festivities rt this sereno le rxtuttdlu; I aunt, Mrs. Phoebe Tay
- - ght for?' rr our t occasions : . as i
• 8 1 is hand oe'- r'i- nth the anomies re-
I dared xlwa or };vet or o;mau • • - root.
even theme fres. thoslgh reluctant to rhar;e. Captain lluodings tompaay }:eery household lays lu the fullest take part against the Insurgents, would left that day. the second "division" on E egret u[ meat and all nae f ut'
Miss twat- Hlalr, H N . of Toronto,
►a visiting her "acetate, Mr and Ian.
waned
would n refused to • °° with his tattoo The °tate boy
relt'p take t on the![ bd1a1L Whether fhr[ for follow•i.; day oast on the l/kh the ,I f t sous it roan aRord, as
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hospital of less thea Igen.
a e par cakes laud eve w '. tt x r.
stalled in any
I could tell you it's going to get better 1 tto.r nr well -lain. there Scots settlers i third I l TD vrrll •1K d t
este beds or worse it 1t doesn't stay abuu[ the I1 l d i ` Yr.
.. tyrs hospitals of moderate
tompauy nutter l'apt. .arcs. r as su le' of wbbk , and Por and Mrs. Frank Taurblyn and
of Huron felt a great pride
stat nave bean established is many
and Dave
small towns splendid work -a
work that
berm dole; Dl D communi-
ties
In their na last company had trached P ymptuu u whir, spriallc for char! who " st e'hlarea of lwuNteeburo visited un Frl-
ttve assess, counted themseelv.s British t the „vistasK 10th !herr wens me_ taste rzcay.t at New Year! }:eery
threw thtar weight the ittsur;ruts had from the family circle is present if
MM. N. G..kinadir of Mount, Rich .
at all {rrwiDlr, as family reunions err t `.lilted last Thursday with bee sister.
the special feature of the teeasiuu. Mrs. alert Taylor, and her brother. Mr
•F1r, - Mtiltg W F. l'ampbell.
• first of all. and ;Leel at Detnla
The death of A. D. McKenzie. editor against separation from the empire. I again aesrltt101ed behind Fort (.resins
The Colonel apart. "there was not a and would positively come orrr that
of The Lucknow Sentinel. Is a real rebel iu Huron," any the Kissel' Lia- night At oust the ,tarolrus sent an
ices to the community served by Mel ors save that [roe Rein, a fugitive express after the Ivor Hurons: awn
h instantlyor
1 Poul uesdays its reasived oat
s.
1 received Oa
every week
O St► W lts soul
10 o'clock.
-WI PAY CAAH-
lar graded while you wait.
MULHOLLAND & JERVIS
W e rehouse : last at., Oodet'1sk
Tsisp ore 110
I
*0.141 not be done fort ere
by the larger bo, petals situated to I Aa New Year's Eve wrap on. par
a sew large centres of population.
salaam I[r. YcK.ertst
paper *n.l to the field of weekly Jour- from Montgomery's. found refuge y shear found themselves 1 t f the wen or
e had ■ thought- :the lake border until a friendly Amer- dead to naan•h tack fourteen miles
Plantestrained in these smaller ho.pl-
n 'ted erg ra
✓ paving the rr+w rlt.ed examine- were one or two m sen a reversal they gather in taPP.
recognition in flew is; and o[ considered thought and
waited for an amity to ahem
pots, well show them something: they
t3saa and with this recogn until midnight aouuds end the New
III to give' were a distinct contribution to the die- i their aentimcuta -
mono women naso been wining ee ales •' ,I thea t r wirhsg aro 'Pewter'," The Ill [
their services as burse' re* cited t..sl.nch tau ilev•uelr r 10th.
flea from al parts o
village make for the square, town
- •read two ver ti
I ful, well -ordered mind. Has editorial limn schooner conveyed him to safety In which they had Just trate hail, or market ['tea whh hr
tale have been gra sat tips up articles gave evidence of broad read• the awing of 1838. .Nevertheless there pours before. Itut the men of Huron for popular rallying geckoes. There
1malcontents who opted th rsal cheerfully "Now1 IFroun g g here
w .,..bete el.lahiie affairs. -of - itaaiwaue^e-.rY,iae
in-tnlnfni at . •
a nominal wage If these entailer hos-
,
oa An indignant mother writes to The , The Inhabitants of the Tract at once
Toronto filar ptotettin1 against the lermtehwevrl .m{ottlti.ally on behalf of
vitals should in future have to pay or-
llaary wage' for such servlet an in- I conduct of a...school teacher who told the loyalist enure.: and the men of
maim of h.•etKul tee! !cold be weever'• her poles -theta-gm-1-os- miler thing Mt r1.Pr'wweded to -raisea local
sn• out
nary or the hospitals would have to -etava. Tke Akar-behests the i fort•[ on
behalf of the Government
Ott the 11th The 1st coultlitnrotituTOr
dose their doors. Eft
Lave humbugged us lotto esettMt: ia.Lalltttl. with acclamation anti
ulti n
courage to land." Back they wsnit- Ing of -Anhl fano Syne" c,e.s'lt
and re.ebed Sarnia before daylight, Igalh.rinR, oleo all pi tiff to "first -toot"
fly 10 find thea .,- tiu*irl "the 4./gIti lin I their friends. The first looters are
Patriots had thought it leets.•, not to well !tell supplied with friendly offerings oe l'4e4N{.at soil timet-aft•.1„u,.l, rs „leu ie,,,0t. eake.._fruit. wine
siire4 the Hurons "wet. weary' 7a+•t.1„1 often a phis• of ants. whieh Ia uoa.
-...••MrrIthett-Ntrtr liml.r aR-tbt---stderM in brh•tr R•+..d lurk_ 11nRf
Der ut these , un
prutwtt la Justified and R on to say: lanuis unser a'aptain t:ouVng. lieu- brands” for the •h•ep they had 'pleated.
' ed by the' sl in Sarnia twill \Wn•h
cancelling of the order -in -council. Xo g,rgu.x nr {r+c.hologisis may wlaD tois:attend.: next day a part of the 3rd 12th. whet the nppruach of a company to bring nil ltNt nn the house visited.
1 been presented sacrifice everything that •is mythicai. romt„t,tt- mobilised under direction of 4of Ilurru'a Light Infantry, a permanent
tl.;encies should be stud An tetra modern gr.Ntp of peda , tenants Balt and Fraser tleeereblei in They remained
gift trust 1w taken. however modest.
for W arrive without It would 1w• aura
for theonal tion ti gas wet•
adoption - the new. trgnt.tiotrrfmenntlr swet -imams-"^ rt"' fir f nkat. iiia• ihr eMs6 3u.*.._ rt'w ""Q tu•m definitely to • ,u4," 1*,- -only Much
Ligttrw toot charge of the while. Ott discl.arged, baring .rrvel their entire !The first -homers ire out for a night
Inst it mint ie a dark neralro who
for a ntext
It appears to he oue of those moven jot trnth. iron if they had their way they , (w.,
days• after which Captain depart fur home. In Huron Xi -ger
} are regarded as br ng irg i[e••wt Inca.
wasted make the world a dreary place'
along the line of centralization of
alt be[- too I htdtwl. in their tatssion Fur scientific I Illce+e•mher lith the wMtoa
hole ataltry to the best of their Mighty for three
labial there tart Ifeen- og*1 eutttt■..te tins sites!" n lack of humor.. 4'.patred to quarter,: " yr Jp rat _nae , eti
am.nth_
- . many of recent years. 1 , retry and -entime•at and an inability Womb' ede3l6peea-t111tnt they should tb 1 Ttu•lr eeudnvt-in. tint ala afrtred 1f1Rr it as f the
of e1 proceed from houwe 10
bennee arta
The smaller communities wnl
keep , up their friendly
m
e aftermen the eead hours o
to nmTtraiitwTThat +'11tMi-en Itetterr in 1a i -ef--lore ►. ri•0
clfye dine -Mins The eTpRtet OT the in-: 1 rsl•Msh t\tlrrll'. rern-p►rttDwa-- mnTrlttR: -ftt--- -
.ri ding ^[ their hoses• falrylattel and are nMte the worse for . muat,laer tete -outlook. there are w•.trhtntght ser - - - -
mit h. the 1•{ etirRents at Mont mer hoaever, flunk word of praise S Order now and be ready for the holidays
at -and that adults a rendered •a mar, i tr orou . t terra distinguishing tryst iii
the I
rives iu the .Iwnhw, lint after the tela without a determined protest, tee costo. t and discipline of fhP finretne. t
the Pr* lDct*l authorities who set tree eitiblren who wish they were h^nilg 1 sore : and. the Burnt?* remained Idle!service fh.• worehippers generally •tart
.. They _-- -................t 1ei else n.,a• Meth"' I .....t. w.i_•L... ..f ae„t-h.rtttnr. ILS l 1 to the arty alark hruty n, saute and pearl grey
for three e,eks. During
.ponsahle Tor this 1al st i1t171trt; p il' f&wra sir n f t I 'dist .non-u aur .r, ..... . - •- Neer .. r . 1„,Ami„,.
the screws will ►e well advised to ate- l.e t us sh.ou uu the Mansfield line of Custom -matte
✓ erse their -action. 1 1 1 lit aur seer. h r tb ostia a o nustrnt round o f Ili I RTB
M ERRY:CHRISTMAS
AINEOWHAPPY NEW YEAR
May we ewers sbl appreelatton to orrr army Meads Ut t
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Mame _ r eirri.rwran
std tate Nee hear belts hag eriMWWWMai your eltayla' "
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W. HERNM_SHOE SHOP
"The iitof W7~
t
TALOREb CLOTHES HAVE
THE ADV -AN
lab 1 Its rr only gn.w n up i
•1 Toronto t tut
I
s 1; 1 i 11 r Royernor. pressed all the ahle•-no sed • arrange that u. .a. 1111'111e e children '
hue service and da not omit even every $nodey at which they gave taw - yh.lting Rues on among relations end
Bachesail poor Edouarvl Van F.gmond. sem of the most general and decent attendowe. I frletNts Fe„.[ball matches and other
l1 Hl 7a' 'f1 .7weT•• +Ortiom•t. who rweist•d . at first lest anti 4 regret to *ay that since their entertainments ars also nn the other
yleldel in older W accompany hie' departure w0 have not been afire to prngrnm. Lth crtetnm all work* nn•
there nae the rhumb. to boat rya} 1 denlre ehuteet fora Werk. hat for a..me heora
not to that fault srith any. but 1, corn' 'ttlNp baa Inr•n an In.reaaing de+err
mend .the good examples of tbewe men th j the hnllelay perlewt.
aho.are far shner fraise and hare
t ! m itta o mat • me o ^ - -
borne commissioned by the Lieutenant- in it they lead It wt clean and oeatic views are held t° the clnur.hes for
KumoIPAI. a,LECTIOI DAT;
bore.. After New Year's Day Orilla& Packet aed Times the early , 8.nd Gi yes rived word of an a.,sicmt•INge. of "rebels
date tor municipal elections is not I arrives in aood Shape
am pirati,•, or it lea.t of fugitive in -
grafter altogether satisfactory: Relief to Large Number
margents. on the Michigan frontier who
. Midland has decided to go back to 1 of Families were preperhvg to invade the PrqvInee.
the practic,e of holding the municipwl , — The Hurons. as nearest to the danger.
elections in January tweeted of lu De I An esteemed subserTer (tf The Signal received orders to meet It Ou January
ember_ „Orillia, cannot: too soon fob , ., w,...
tow suit- The earlier date was a fad :'n '''”' """nnndn " e e°P7 of The Al -
1 sank (Flask.) News of December 10th.
' that mrept over the Provinee, but it
has proved to have few. If any; advan- I containing the following article:
film, sdf nevem& decided drawbacks. The ear of provisions unloaded at
It was eigagnied ibitt the first week In the beginning of the week at Aleask
December woeld be more convenient station was sent from- Mcflaw, Ont..
Mesa the last, but
ir were: Dussasuss. woods for Port Sarnia : and the tem
are beginning to be busy with Christ- In collecting day Capt. Hyndman also lett Goderie
Inas preparations by that time. On Nile. Leeburn, Auburn, Carlow, Port Al -
with his men for the same destination
the other heed. the financial statement bert, Benmiller. Goderich city and dis-
The rest followed toy degrees. Th
kneed on the 15th of November lacks triet This was the third much car
first "division" under Col. Dunlop •
aix weeks of the year, and la tentative I shipped from McGee station to the
rived at Sarnia on the Ilth. the seem)
sail unsatisfactory. A lot of money West under the arrangements a the
swa be, and is. spent between then and United Church emergency relief cow -
third under Major Prior on the 174
the end of December. Aud meet tm- mittee. the fourth ureter CRIS. Liyara on th
porta* of all. the old NUMMI is left The shipment wax arranged for and
Intli. the fifth and last under Lien
ta °We for a whole month after their., the car lent by the Rev. W. J. Patton.
Wiloon on the 17th. and the bagga
sarcessors have been elected. with the I the United Church minister at Ben -
and provisions tmder charge of Lieut
miller and Rmith's 14111. the ehurches
Kidd and Lawoon shout the 22nd. Th
eouth and north -or McGarr 'dation.
register of offieers might lireli-ini
His addreve lx-Renmiller. R.R. 4, God -
been transcribed from a list of 1
ericti. It was consigned to the Rev.
Colborne Clique, so unmistakably el
Alex. Kende). United Church mininter
these well-to-do Scotsmen trannla
as good a time as CID be found for the here. The ear was contributed fie not
their sentiments Into action. At t
onunkepal election esingeten. only by United faturch peoples Nit.
KnInf• Drat.. accenting to the Mimes
as was Indicated by the packages, by
The Sigma favored • change. In the i,izars, Captain Luard took a small d
Anglican, Itaptlat, Roman Cetholic and
taeliment to Navy Wend. The mare
AleiL?MaiikaWer 6°82111213d.
not of Capt. emding apparently but or
Colonel Dunlop. assisted by Lieuth.
Galt and Fraser, set out: and a part
of the 3rd company proeeeded witb
them) These two unite or pert* of
units. making In all some ooeventy-five
this has proved the next station on the C.P.R. east of
rank and file marches! through the
h.
t.
Re
he
id
te
he
sawn of responsibility weakened Ruelt
are aptto cause irritation and Bic -
1 den. Ou Me whole. the week between
Clulatmas And New Year's is probably
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Ihne ot bolding the elections in order
101 theta away from the Christmas
latillbee; but its idea wan that a later
INWIWiltdd be elliOnen. /somewhere about
Jatmary. This would allow
MOO litheentatioa or • financial state -
meet for the entire year. Very little
of the others, some 300 iumnatnunbey hra,rdtho
Sarnia entailed a good
ships which are related in detail by
the Mieete Lizara. Our other chief
authority. an anonymous correspon-
dent of the British Colonist Orme of
March 29th, MO. deacribes the en-
durance and eonduet of the Hurons in
entheilastic terms. '"To any man who
hex never had to plough. dig. nwim and
wade hits *ay from the known parts
a this Provinc• to Port Sarnia through
Adelaide. Warwick and Plympton, the
suffering and merit of them men who
amomplIshed what to me appeared an
Imposeibility ran never he known, un-
derstood or eggereeiated.
'settler« in dela tinier (Barnhill, the
habitants a this Tillage fully kn
whet that Moron militia endured
evince their loyalty to their Queen a
Oonstitution •nd to protect the la
of their adoption from foreign int
sine ind preaurnononi they tiers were et liberty to r• new
nn the Company For Pottle years dis-
pute waxed warm over the high prim
of land in the Traet. the Company's
monopoly et commerce and its lethargy
in providing roada. bridge,' and mesas
t ra (importation ; (limpet. which led
to a heated election contest In 1441
when Dr. Dunlop abandoned the Com-
pany. heroine wetter.' candidate in op-
position to that organisation and In the
end won the sent. But so population
'tree, SS the land panned Into the bands
of tbe settlers. sa the men of Huron
Lutheran people as .
too. in dividing the goods no queation
was made regard to the religious
connectional of anyone
The eontente of the ear werftl--.
600 bags of apple*.
130 bap" of potatoes and vegetable's
400 Pow of preeArved fruit.
mosey Is spent hi January, and the I wo p and honey
either' wostid he in office in plenty of 200 Ihm. of dried appleft.
1100 lbs. of benne.
300 pumpeitut.
5 boxpa of magazine..
2(1 boxes of Nothing.
This made up nearly 30 tons In all.
The distribution of these goods was
made under the (are of the relief Of -
fleet", a the two tneelelpatitles Mem
tario and Milton. which arr both In
the relief at -es. Rhare wan made Alm
with Aimee people And with others
near by In Alberta. Apples were givers
to three familia. nine miles to the
The fartheet Matinee anyone came
snug twenty -els -fit oiliest to the aouth-
east. Three hundred and twenty -MT
homes shared ia the ear
the riving of the vegetable*. fruit and
Mottles in the church hall. ear
was Opened on Platnretay aftertastes and
all wee finished. exeept for a few
clothes, on Tseindsy evening. There
was so waste a any kind in eonneetion
with the banding a the ear: sitiesseth
Randal' loot wee the coldest day we
Mae hall thia roar, there was lege than
a liaithel freers apples at the ear
or nop tinily's** of the people Ifinr
coundy • greet ninny here will spen4
a pleasanter flerbetages. There are et
great wnnober of familia. le the neigh
dime to get die' year's program under
way by spring. We believe this is the
mato. fn the Proviace of Quebec, •nd
• there Is au objection on the score
of the weather to be expected lo Jag-
uar, one Would suppose that soeh se
elfeetlea would have more fait* hi the
WNW Province than la Ontario. As
lietweentbe early January sad the De-
etemb* date. Goderich evidently has
w aft ars thhotake In adhering to the
111DITORLILL NOT=
ft Mike Ilite a green Christmas.
Coned* ihns 1.406.000 telephones Lots
• at roam lir getting the wrong number
Aim* gets a sled tomorrow, be
Ifirei-delibe snow es which to toe
It lir UM moths* Ms Its Oxid-
yttlitation
lAniseal Parliament to west
4tIka Ottawa thelatallIM thy
Mosiem is is oreepeat--last
e -eie5Opete dee. greet of netweiant, MOM WW1 *We 11•01
Single Willsag gjeso. itsaltiall fortes* Is tbe Wylie of Imo,
deassim. MIlldee for the Wide Dem
the reward they meek - thelr trint ap-
proving consciences -and will I trust
meet the reward from Government
theer eonduet merits.- Ito wrote
'a freer dIn'tsfillTnlet-ttsrute Marehe
13th. 183S. ot veining witness to the
character and behavior of these esrly
farmers of Huron.
, That spring awl ',rummer a aerie* of
the few maleontents were yet at work.
While. the Hurons were still on the
frontier. the baking (men t.f W. F.
Gooding was met on fire and rendered
naelesa. A* the oven wax employed In
taking bread for the troops. and as
Gooding himself wax • captain at the
front, the GoderIch people at once put
the occurrenee down to the see -aunt of
incendiary "patriots." On April 14th
the farm house and fence* of rharles
Prior. magistrate. were destroyed by
fire. which was Olio 'seethed to the
inisurgents. Warne followed. In,lune
ere+. raider! the town. plundereerIWO
storeft and made good their re-embark-
--Mervetinve, however, the Amer1-
ground In United Staten wilier,' hut
eneepeded in capturing only one of the
took eight of the raiders. three of
whom were ennyleted and menteneed to
ternis In jail. On September 15th. •n -
other ease of arson or at eny rate
snapected anion ocenrred. The valu-
able barn and stable of Charles Prior,
vietim of AprII. were reduced to 'taboos.
An alarmed Haronite wrote to the
Britlah Colt/filet of September 27th,
PM. of these ineidents and declared:
"Lynch law la only wanting In the
Nitro') and then neither Ilfe, property
nor character will he safe." But as mat-
ter* tnrned out. till' affair wen the tast
the ling of the. Insurgent sympathisers.
th:.---The part ird Herron in the rebellion of
ln.37 had come to an end: the minty
ow
had Indeed. ax the correspondent of
to
al the Toronto Patriot had imasted,
od shown Welt` "perfectly loyalist."
Polltk-al danger at an end. the see-
, THE GOLDFISH
The goldfish will be More healthy
If they are fed regularly at tbe-mme
time emegeaasorning.
" WINTER LAUNDERING
During the cold months, before
hanging elothee witaide. wipe off the
line with a cloth wrung out of malt
water. and It will prevent the clothe"
from freezing to the line
know from ranch lighter and far Wax
painful &Me* what It hi for !MO ferm-
ent at nne day's notice to less. their
wires gind children. their eattle and
farms. themeeIres without rreatroats
or blanket's many nearly bare-footed.
wintered • ehenge of shirt or ports. and
mareh 120 miles and remain on duty
for tee weeka Awl they ve111 ever beer
teatimemy to the kindness. civility. no-
pline of these loyal niers than whom
no body at officer* and men ever left
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time appear in the Mimeo Llastrif ae-
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Mother of Five
Looks for Early Release
When ono Is only 17 the strain ef
raising five ehildren oa limited fin-
ancial resources l• • burden which
would tax any woman's itesagth
and vitality. in the ease of slender
Mrs N., non• toe strong Irons early
years et factory work. th• harden
pressed her lower and lower to that
point erh•re tuberosloels grieved
her In all It• power
Fortunately, however, sh• sou
sent to the Muskoka Mospital tor
Consumptives. whet, the expertenc-
heed wlth kindly care. Mace then.
Mut ft,rialh-freshened flower, Mtn. N.
respoottett-to-ibe carefu II Plan -
ped treatment •nd has mad* Males -
aid progress tow•rds reopvelly. and
Is eagerly looking f.irward te the
time when she may return to hor
little ones.
Thar* are many surh rases. but
without financial amelitance the
Mo•koke Hospital cannot aid them.
A irift from you will be gratefully
rereived If sent to Mr A. IL
121 College nt. Toronto.
REMODELLJNG AND
DRY CLEANING SERVICE
Frank H. Martin
PHONE POD1 NINS TAILOR AND HA
Corner of VistsiliMIN99 Sid MO Ave. Pone 269
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