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I.. 11 � I . � . i I . . � - � � I � I . -- - - I i - -�---""%W, I *",� Q111 - - �, N EXPOSITORm W" � . - - I. � I ;­, 4. 1 � . ,THE HURO- -1-- I % � . .- . tqu - I . . - 7 � , I � 4� I I - - i I ... I I . . rn'2ed by -the Rev. R. Leask, at cover himself, the enraged a - . � � I I � I i . . I I 1 was perfo . � 111m, i . I - � - -4 � 4 , d"40 � - . g% . � -DvnRTisEMEXTS- to Manitoba will do well. It Is in -are ore, that they would make in London i(not dynamite,) were the sole � � A, closures expected sh4rtly. ,As is wright m . thereeidenceof the bride's gather.in bim, another toes. He received �p - NEw A contents. ' I bo&ZJ At:- : I I � � %, . I I this change. They know that even -i � an has sol& of a uumber of if relatives 'severe wounds, but he is no I . r"W . I - � � �� i many respects a splendid country. The already known Mr. Chapl�' . FULLY Equip'nw.-Dr. Gray, of the the presence � I I 1! - 11 � � LLL,.", "I - under the most, favorable cironinstan'oes k eriog. ­. ftcln� I . . . . . . . . . Millinery Opening -E. KoFaul. � soil is fertile and productive, and A. a portion of the Quebec, Ottawa & � 11 I Utica, 14. Y., Linatic asylum, wal on and friends. I � 1- ; - t, of the Point -A molsucholy aud fatal . - ,1� Z, I Tea Store-Autt, I XcLan. I . . ' . ' efeati,lig Mr -Mr. J. � X; Wrigh L a0dablit -�] - I - Provine' I work-,. they have. -no prospect of d , - Thursday shot at by a wretch wboloon- -­.­ � - as di posed of befel a Yount - ­ I ,New, * I � -- on railway, a ia aven - , lad 13 YeE Or Age � - ; -h - - % : 8tooi-J. McLoughlin. . home can be procured more easily there Occid tal - I sent I and- Farm, near Goderfah, has di LYS -0 "tur . - 9 '. I I -=�, .51 I . Musical Instruments -Scott . it , , Ai snob & low Cameron in the South, eved as the Rid-, . ceived. himself to be he � I of his ests. I I . .1 I , to the Pacific Ra ,Way Messrs. James Ellice, RWOLid'soa of X '!!% 11 t � w1A I I carried two navy revolvers, a dirk -knife, &4otber 40 sores I r. si� am. �- � , ey ,to give he Bum 'Ellio, of Gorrie, rust I .. Bros. � than in the older'provinces ,are land . . : is - Ing now is, and th are willin ­ f I - 1 g pply' James and Arthur HorAou, for t week I -S � the a � I i 7 Boote and Shoes -Wm. Logan. -figurer" to dreate auspioloii that all I � . I.t - ,, i a bottle of hloroform, and a big-sul � I i . �� &L . �. I � � is dear.- Young men who are able &nil I I - . the lad was chopping "*i I ­ � . I - I I � has to. him sc "walk O*er" that they may have & of 02hft 'He has plenty of Und left in th r � -WM-. Campbell. I a wooh - Zndel r,� ;� . I . , - - cz I New Goods I not right. This sale, however, . of cartri ,gas. Dr. Gray receiv d I I ? 5 C . d are not . I . I . - w -wege- his father. Mr. Ellis W 4. - ft I �� - For Manitoba -M. X -Counters willing to work on land in ince to - "wipe out" Sir Richard- sli lit Be wound only'. . yet, however, on which to gro, went to 1-4 --a 11 y ! !�z ch , . 9 .1 RK � ..- T . T , . 1'i be ratified by the Legialsiture, and it & - . RAILwAy AccrDENT IN DAcO'TA On tables" for the thousands of nest,, he � spring pole to put to a .j., ,- -1 -ebant � . tree that 4 � - -. � ; . .1 .1 VAntril Grocery -Laidlaw, & Fairley-i afraid of hardihips will finc b a most - - -.7 4 - � � 4 -� � i Horse Infirmary -J. W. Elaer.- : - is now said that the Ministors who have But, we fancy that under the new ar,; I 8 0 n. 'Aftaf - I � his YA � � i - ar-Ismea summer hotel felting, not telling his % ! i � - i i profitable field for their industry, and %:' (as Tuesday night just two trains follow- .expects at his f I Z Whi�LL4 � �; . Something New -H. Roese. : i I retired with their friends and' support* ri.kngement the: would* find tbemseh . . i was away the tree fell on the boy,. I - cedAr .t - . � . I i� , . - �� � I � limited number 'of arti a 'and basi - I . . - Ing each other closely went tbrougli a next; season. I i ary Ma- ; ing his skull. On Mr. Elli I - btej - . � -1 �- I - I � I Sale Postponed -J. P. Brine. I Zan the sale,. and will "much disa, I pointed in the Centre Northern Pacific Railw --:�One day last week Mr. He L a reta - - shinj,. I- , � opposed tcl bridge on the - Ryl Mix �4 � ,� - L , 11 -, �, Farms.for Sale -F. S. Scott. required, and'ean' un- ere are i I 'hearing the boy cho, ' . ., ness men will be,' - ; Riding as th�y were in the South. about 40 i miles west of .Bismarck. son, of the Bass Line, Goderi6h town- PP1119,, be � -A I I . - � . I Legislature. I � I I . secure its defeat in the J ' i I 'i : L - . tL I � . 1­� i i� , Farm for Sale -J. S. Laidlaw. ' I ship, sold &',�- splendid ,heavyl dr&ULgbt see where h , and -to h L ]VAIM, .1 donbtedl do well. But those who go A killed and . -8 his . I I y - I The only way,,,they .can defeat Sir Thirty p;aroons are repo ad I - - . er the - I , .� j - gna- ree. ' tt4 . , - i . rallo i ; � ; � Cheeso Factory 7W, BlatchfOra- This, of coureei will cause the resi 'aiafr4u. many injured. All the physicians to horse, COMing ,four, to an American Ifound him and wa ;:T i � I with the expectation that the present , Richard in. Ceiitre Huron is to I - . 7 4 .. � Boar --:H. R. -H6ad. � . . . ly bee I J- � i - . tion of the Cbspleau Government, or be found in Bismarck started on a P�yer',, for the gum of 6200. During the -The Goderich Signal of jut 7 * - nt and that chise Hulletb -and Gray, and movallow- . Mason b" dispoa�d of no Bays - The new al;t&r for 9 I I , -R. H. Barr. inflation will be pe nane winter 31r I N - with 1 Notice to Contractors I it. What' ' a for. the wreck. I # , - To ­% . -.� ; ins of special -engin t. NW � 11 'I -, . affluence at on at least, of *bat rema I - Tim UNION PACIFIC. less than 123 horses, ,I -13 1 ti� Wanted, ­Ryan. & Xurphy. they can J amp -intl Ce 1. I ick about twen$y miles further South. and none, of them Church.Goderich, is designed � ­ �� m � "" . , � I r : F t - . . b I � - : : V - - the next turn in the political wheel vOil SNOW, STORMS ON � I �� � 11 Pigs f -or Sale -R. Govenlock. -i , . . Those, � � t a price less then 6175. The beze -Y ,ed I thO f - - will assuredly be!disappoiuted, We .submit th�s scheme for their up- -A despatch from San Francisco,daied a Walsh, of Seaforth. kk , ; I .1 -t '. I . . is i � I Z ., I I I It is - . I I I 1. A it .� � Testimonials -J. S. Roberts. be is not yet definitely known. I I 1; as y a cow bakinging to nelled and surmounted by a Gotbia-* of leel I � - - ' I -� also, who. fancy� bat thdre 'will be a - prov�l and w64't ch&tge a cent.6for the March 16' h, says. -A furious snow -L t Thursday 4 -5 - a i : #` ti -, --- I , . a' . I 6Esion 11., lar, which reaches the h i I . il ., � not often that Ontario is much intere t- ­ Mr. W. Morris, lot 34, con of the I , -- - . . storm is prevailing in the mountains. c eight of2.1,11, - 1i i . - , - or a Is . i I � 1. 1. . I city, wn, or even a moder- � gave birth to a; very' peculiar A beautiful siatue of t � ,64Heag . . p � �: -i - . - a or can a much affected by Quebec copyright. It is also rumored that 111 A train bas been stuck at Emigrant Hallett, i he 8 � I, j I , I : . 11 t I't . .. 'i ip -- - looking reature- It wa", a calf of Jesug will fill tl' I Was a� I I 1-1. - ul ate business a ey . . ml I � - � , ery� few miles . the event of tbi� scheme being carried Gap for four dave. Six hundred .men 0 ie niche i . � t -1 affairs, but this time the row among ! I . fro � -. ; E , It V J0 it I ofor# are workin'a at Blue Ca our I 1. --- �T . , , to with two heads, in which Were f 14., , Lft i��y o ' the pillar. Th,a altar, wh . � . - will be equally disappointed. There ia ' I . out, a now Conservative c6nventi(;n I non, trying In . . � - . 1 5 Ut-, Ti I - -tery I I Lf T the Toiies of that Province is likely to " five eyes, but on which there was !only two white and gold, wi ibe .1 A Is � - . not room. in that country for as many � �-, keep the track clear. The snow it; . . I I . � - I - — _ have afi influence 1 -- 1, , .-.- , r. Coleman ra. - In all other respects the calf was piece of worili, and t a I - 1� W . . upon the: -whole Do. will be called, %nd that D ea cong I I FA01w , - e . ! i" . feet deep and drifting badIv. triolL 4 .. : . . L. ti Z - . .roll -4 - .� � i t, � .- trade centres or lbusiness men in pro me will be thrown overboard, and eith4 Rostraver coal wellformed. Itwasalive-wilen born, St. Peter's will duly s:ppreei , :days 1. . I I - .�! , 7 1 - minion. It Vaa rumored a, Short i ti . AccmExT.—At the - ,LUW ths I , BEAFORTH,FRIDAY, Mirch 24,1882. ! � - ` . . - 4 a&. I � 24- - I � portion to the area as' there is in On- fotts, of their zealous pasto ; e � � k, i . � . County Warden -will works near Pittsburg, Pa., the c(�,&l is but died immediately after. I � r to I ; - I I i � X. _- i - - I e - i ago that the Dominion GoVernm6ut in- Mr. Platt or the -Mr. Andrew Waddell, 'IwbO,- fbir the sanctuary. The altar willo*-- . i . where . 11 � I . - tario. Duringthe present generation . brought in � cars down a ateep incline, to . . I C �- �j xt jump into his boots. - - Aj � � � 1 -r . : I tended'bringiug on the elections , ne ; . y years, has occupied the responsi- the statue 660. - . . - I - - � t' - 1 . ! : tipple at the river's edge. The other man 4 1 . i I � The Manitoba B001A. the coun -will i�ot be half so den . n of Deputy Clerk of the � when' . I., ­ fry . I . d00MMN00ENNEN=� I r .. Z. ar ng o ble positio . -A Blyth correspondent � t I - summer, one year before the regal ' � � n the - su,ddel J I I I I � . . . da . , settled as Ontario is. Railway exten- .y several men were standi Crown for the county of Huron, at God- fe SRYS- A , � I -J� t �,g .Not within the present century, at I . -time. It was then well knownin Oita- AT A Conservative c' nvention held w days ago our'villagers were ato . � I F 1�� Z tipple, which was loaded, when the car � . -1 . 0 7 ;�11 I �, � � . : , . � erich, left on Monday last for!B an a gres i � � sioni will be very rapid. and tiade will . - � r , don" astonished to bear that one of Mr - I . I -- ­ broke loose at the head of the incline, ,- I I � A any rate, b as there a country s*prnug in. - wa that the Quebec supporters of the � � � -, - since �, I be widely re . - in the County of Lennox a few days Alanitoba. Mr. Waddell will 1 establish - � J" I �� i, I scatte' d, while the purchas- . and came down with fearful velocity, laggelfathers, Hr. Joseph Cart6r f IWAsk , - I � I i , . �. . �: �w� - to notoriety and importance so rapidly - were parbicul y ut a land office in that flourishinty- town in an att, 7 -1 . - - - I . . Government 8.171 I 90"t ago, Sir John A. McDonald was unan'- and crushed into the tipple,killing three r Exeter under arresb, ebarged by 9, )k � e ­ , :� � I i ' ' . � Y - - Ing power not I I . � � - � . ­ . I .r of the people will I nectig' with Mr. J. W. Weather, sting A i �, , � I as Minitoba-and the Canadian North. con n T - t for tbie, while those from Oatariolwe*re . io Walper with fraud, in cob I �, Y � I - � mously nominated as the candidate for men. - 1111ectioa 1% I I - - . . I - � . , I L ��., � � equal, at any rate will never excel the I . I ch gen- -A I �' THE COSTA, RICA, E911THQUAXE.—The � fri, � I ald, another well known God' - I . T i r . west. It 4a only a few years since it - opposed t6 it, ar d it was nearly - ce!rtain some business transaction-. . , - . - . � that constituency, and a, deputation . The tm 4 , 11ye I I I pnrebasink power of 'the people of this � - -om tlemau- � was duly broug . bf 111i . I - � L ', F 'Ti, �� - - waa, acquired from the Hudson's B that the Quebec influence would pr'vaii earthquake in Costa Rica extendied fr ,ht before 1W i � . I ­ . Ry - . ated to wait upon the honor- eUM16 . bome � . � 1 . on the country . I ; I �� .I Z- . . L ,�,K- P - was appoi -At a recent meeting of the Bayfield Donald and McPhillips, J-. p.,S. A% - - 4 JT;�`; I CompaCny. 'Chen it was one vast howl- Province. So that. wh . I ' Cartago, at the dividing rVge between .,- . _Jf�kL The present row in Quebec will most able gentleman and receive his decision. the two oceang, to tfie Pacific coast. village council, it was -he ca, 19stiou 2 , 1: L 1, _ moved land Bec t sebaa been thoro ' I - �1 U L comea'down to its normal and natural . i - -- . uglily , . . . . - . .. I j,L'��­ . - ely change all this. The It . -seemsthat the party in Lennox is Three Churches and a number of dwell. onded that the reeve and cl norably ' I I - him -v; � I g'.4 I ing wilderness, and little was knolwn of lik - ,eri petition gated, Mr. Carter was lio . ' . . -- condition there are many who are now L ister ,of Public Worksj!on behalf I knowl � i L - its extent or, fertility. It seems but as L of the Quebec n d due n th in charged and Mr. Walpar had to - I I . rent with internal dissensions, and am- ings were rained in Cortago. In Sa a M , I fthb!v , ' ' people was o oubtl i fod* = L I - a now I ,.X ff,�,4 ' doing a thriving business, who will then ' . of the council, tQ direct the dredc, costs. S tons 84, : J� F i�� - -Jose. Alajuela, Grecia, and San Ramon, . I �) everal of our Proiniueat4, � i -1 . - yo,-sterday Since the Canadian volunteers to the fact that they saw the storm, bitions. There are several local aspir- I ,�11, - .1 be left barren of ongtomers. Any per- public and rrivate buildings ,, were lying at Goderich to be sent to BaYfield lagers were in Exeter. atten � . for a x , I . I ,not ex- � dbg I � -M L i t, r, � , were despatched by the Dawson Route brewin-- in the distance, and Mr. , -is-possible, to remove'the Band trial. . 1z. I 9 I ants, among others our old fribnd shaken down and otherwise damaged - as Soon � � . � ., - � . � 1� . t . - � . , ,j[ 1 1 son, therefore, who has an established 1 Globe. � - , I . � � I , . . I n outh of the -A private letter recently - . o , 3� to I . pecting it to brexk upon them so goo I A. H. Roe, who honored Centre Huron and iDPatarenas the u'pbeaval occa- . 1, � : quell the rebellion and reacue the I bair that has formed at the m I . � ;7 1 business here, no matter in what line, ' recki "I fun Ol � � - ulpe,g, ssys� ix I � - , . ! country from Louis Rheill. Even then - with his presence at the last election,- ! - . . � - I - 1. . they were anxious to get the -Federal sioned some dam age. 16losgof life re- harbor, obstructing vessel� from at Clinton, from Win , , - - -, i'� , I * . -.� -, - r7 r and who is dOiD � 1!611801111�ly W811i . . �� F 9 ported. 1 entering it. I of Vail I � f . I may imacinehow scarce ladiesa1% 1� i it was scarcely thought- to be fit for a ­ . elections over before the cloud. brok . " I ., . e- who desire the nomination and as they day last week a doc' w6s acci- when I tell you that in the 7 _fMAM � I- :. � would be,foplish, indeed, to throvi1t up 3 . THE RECENT SNOW STORm.-A St. -One. ... 4 i . C) . . ; � r 11 . I - habitation for "collimon white folks,' upon the t rec ' 0 � keeper , I �� " � I But the difficulty has come r4 -could no oncile their differences by Paul despatch of the"21st irist, says:- dentally left by its owner in the store Char h choir there is not ally I . 444 , 11 - -� ��, ,, i . - go in quest of the deceptive aba . . nv I , I . 1 1­�,, old and - , Of ferO z . �§, tr and few Ca,nadians and still fewer - . sooner than they anticipated, and they selectind one. of these, it was decided to The storm has been almost univeTaS1 In of Mr. J. Cunningham, of Clinton, and- the org&nilit; in the A-ethodist H i �. - !I- i � . � dow in Manitoba. All who contain- o - umpedinto the . � of the' . , �. , ­ I . country people ever -Areamed of making wit r give the nomination to Sir John, with Sonow fell - along the � . is not one; in ' -� 1, wishing to get out it i . ;,Ilf 1� i . I not likely, now, be so anxious fo the Northwest. pal church there i . ii- 1 k - e I - I— � ' � - . large show window and was 'about to -MI . - lb Is � it their f ature home, or considered 'it a platesebange-oftbis hind *.oulado the Dominion electious,as tbeywill the hope of entire Northern and Sioux Citv division - gregaitional ttiere are only two, And - I I i. J� - zt-, I I - I A i - . - . . . uniting the party upon him. I . -chell, I �1'1 !, , . Vell to take a lesson from the wise ca- of the Chicago, lit. Paul & Omabai road, go through one of the panes � of glass Zioll there are four. There are a I I � � �� � --ft". �jl: � placefit for a permanent habitation. naturally desire .10 get their local Whether or not he will accept the nomi� - I I 9% . inoney I � � � I: - nihe, which, while crossing the at . ; and upon the ea,atern division as far -as when Mr. Cunningham caught it to pre- many strangers in tb , I ream , � ) -a city, sna - . � �-f�! howev6r, it is the home of thou- troubles patched - up - bef p*re a crenera vent it, but instead Of grabbing it by . . lu repi . � - - �:,- .f. � Now) . 13 . .1 -nation he at only a matter of Bpecula- Menominee, and east of that point it numbers coming in that it is ini � � k , th a piece of, meat in � his mouth, electidn, as an' appeal t . ' y. * hold low-. . . , , immed . !,.' �. ;-? sands, who, if told ten yeara ago that wl - . 0 the people, tion. Lennox,,at best, is a doubtful has been raiuiDg. No detention of the nape of the neck, he took � to get a place t- s� - � 1, 1 , 1. 0� stay. potatoes on . .1� , i , I � ­-- f , � nd - � � I I ­� .� , -ns,bowever,is reported. On Sa* abusbel; I0 small loavesof brew�li I � �,v! 11 they were d,eStinedto bedome settlers and seeing, as be Buppo�ed; a: much under existing circumstances, would trai the er down, when the brute turned a of the - � t, I ii. . constituency, and it is scarcely. likely . . � . I I .. I'll i L-: .� �, . verely bit him. twice on the hand. busine 7 1 - - .� �k I larger piece in the w%ter, went toAhei most assuredly prove disastrous to tb' St. Paul & Duluth road tbeatormraged .. 61; milk 10 cents a quart, wid k I � � 'k 1, in the Great Northwest, would Bet down 6 that the old chi 64tain will risk his for- ng' man, 22 milkman onlygets arouud abotitolft, - mutna � r. P1 �, � � I I i � � . , � .r shore and deposited - the meat he bad along the whole line, being the greatest -A very promising. yon � � . P- � .i ,P I Z - future as a lans. , - i ,­,,,�,-- I the predictor of, thei�t . Gavernment, at least So far as Quebec tunes. there, where & great deal of per- blow and snow fall of the Season. The years of age named Charles MoCrostia, week ceiver. -1 t � , t. , 11 � i. in a - � . � , - 1 . safe place, and returned for that - , I - , , . L . L . � - W. The greatest change in regard to is concerned. It is probable, therefore, sonail labor would be entailed -upon snow fell along the Northern Pacific died last week, at the residence of his! -The total receiptsof the _ . , , 0, � town I � - �,i f� Z which he imagined he saw in the 1 ' says: - I it.p� �; - I a foot deep ship 'Godericli for the year 1881 aLMOUIW Z . I ­ this country, howev6r,,-has taken place � that Sir John will now ,forego his ' many clear to Bismarck - on the father, near St. Helena, in the town , " I .: i ,*i : ! .. I ; " � . :1 IN - *water. Of oQurse he was disappointed, - . -1:. him., when be can be elected for. Dakota division. but the snow plowEs of West Wawanosh. About a year ago - made up principally of tb�18 wi , , ,.. ' . to $15,105, 1 1 - " - .rs, and now Origm -without an effort. _ L P,ortior .1 V I within the last two yea &I intention of dissolving Parlim- _ - . ' other places severe cold, which I � , but although he failed- to procure the . - . are out and all trains moving in reason . he caught a -settled following items.-Reu6s' . , 'i � �� � "Manitoba" is almost a common house. � m 11 I I ; I ablv good shape. She storm is most oil his 11113,1s, -and ultimately resulted in - sengeri i -� � . ent at the close of. the present sesaio trates' fines, 491; ColleCtOr'S 7 . , .4, J- -. . shadow, ,he still had the substance . el I � 1, and Loll � ' 1. . � M. tv 1, I . He was very much ro I I . 1, . I hqld word' not'.only.on the American . and will trust. to his accustemad A onservative Convention for severe 'along the line of the St. Paul,' consuiraption. 281; licenses, 81200; -- � , - ; � . � i� � ", T � '. I . within reach to fall back upon. * So it i . esteemed in the neiahborhood where he ap L I Wedne. .� Minneapolis & Manitoba road, but more o I . fail ` : f " �i; �� , . . propri4tion, $100. The � � I . continent but throualiout the British 1. good fortine to favor him for -West Huron held in Dungannon o - I � �.,, � W, , "I . . I - iv. I is also with - business men and Maui- . . 11 particularly �t the nort);Iern end, where resided. ments for the same year amoaDW imius'! � � � I Y I Empire � as well, and it is a race as to . e : 1'411?11�', . nother year. Onta&, be hno i - - taong t ; . I , ;; i?-.� - - toba. Any who are, even after due a ws, , Wednesday last, for the purpose of the train from Winnipeg', due here at 8 A few days ago- Mr. Hugh Gilmour . $14,861. The foll -owing are some .� I .. . - I 11. �- I of � 11. 1 7 1, � . i 47 �,s � who can reach the enchanted spot first. - be of the 3rd concession of Stanley. Bold t7o . Dakota L � -. I � I I � i.t�- . is gone Sure, Rua it would 881OCtiDg,a candidate to contest that a.. m., to -day, is stuck fast. principal items of expenditure,. - 1� � -diligened and industry, losing moijey * ' I . Mr. Thomas Jackson,of Clinton,his gregati, Ig - . The I I boom"thathaa sprung up the I I better to risk a bad harvest and br&V6 -- I works, $1,58 1 ; charity, . � i'l, � I re . $1,077 ' fire . . . �.. here, have. a chance of' doing better , Ri.ding at tile next election for the Local claim of 640- acres, 14 miles west of ; ... 1-00 car - * Eluron Notes. , !* I . witlin the last few months is- unproce- even the cloven hoof of the Syndicate, partment, $1,284; salaries, 32,286-- i � there and would be v�ise to make the' . 11 � � Legislature, Mr. I". W. Johnston, of - Brandon, at a clear profit of 32,560. terest, 63,187. The year waso ,.' &c. T I loderich, received and accepted the cbford, merchant of the vil- - Mr. Jackson has secured a property trains 1 dented in the historylof nations. Prop- change; or any who can leave their tha-n to face sure defeat in the Province C . Mr. Blat ed with a balance of 32,728.ia 7 . . erty that could soarobly be given away of Quebec. We'may rest assured, there- . � - lage of Cranbrook, township of Grey, which will soon realize him much more 4' . rrovim, , ' . � . , business here in safe bands, and bave . nomination. ' The contest will, there intends "removing to Dakota. . treasury, and closed with a balsioa ... �- - v two years age -is now selling for him- fore, that if the difficulty in that Prov'- -- than it cost. Mr. *Gilmour �bas also � I . every 1, T � N' , - . . fore, be , A few days ago some party or par- e2,97L I;Iumbei MI .between Mr. A. X. Ross, the L �- - -: - 11 ��J - surplus capital, can no doubt employ it rented his farm on the/ 3rd concession v - . I - I.. I , � I ­�. .. � 1� '' . i P dreds. of thousands of dollaxa, and with. ince proves-anvtbing like as serious as -Mr. W. Pomeroy has left L ' -us , - . � , I - 1. . SittiDg,member, and Mr. Johnston. It ties entered the furniture store of Mr. � . � k'. : , exod I � - � I . - I 'N �. . 1. profitably there. just now' when the� - of Stanley, to Mr. W. M6ffatt,'fcr three and removed on to his farml, ch 'Grand, I . �,, !�?i 'I in that short space of time -men who I . W. Drew, in Exeter, and took a num- . Whl' I � I . � � ?� , � , . . is now threat6ned, there will be no gen- . needs not the eye of a prophet to fore- years, at a rental of 0300 per an I , V 11 i�j : .1 . I :. M. � � r, " boom lasts, but those who abandon a bar of valuable papers out of, his safe. num, "I located a abort distance west of - I . numbel '' . - . - - - ."it the result.i The people of West ,Mr. Crane, of Godericb, has been ter. A short thrue before h - ,� � . -te I � � cH.:,� were on the brink of starvatio in in On- ' oral election next summer. This, at all advance. 1, �� � � � 5 tl�i L . . sui. good business here for the hazardous , �; I -Mr. A. B.Brownsan, one of B a lefts, , how 101 - ` - T.., V � taxia, have become millionaires in M . events, will be one small blessing that 4y' bar of friends and acquaintances m - I � � " . i� I ', �, � prospects there, are acting foolish.ly and - .Huron are by fai too sensible to dis- awarded the contract for the erection field's oldest and most esteemed cit' 94 4- -Countn ' - I I i -�, to -ba. This is no fauey or overdrawn . c ies will confer upon the I , of a new Catholic Church. at Kinkora, zens, di " his houi3e for the purpose of showng' - . -mr I 1 7; . I . . . � i. I � I c:&,rd woith and ability for -well, for ad at his residence in 'that vil t I V, will not require to live long until they . I i � some degree, their apprecia � . .1 ill _picture, but is an absolutely ,correct � . a elf , :�i f very little. t�o "coml A -� E ; peopleof the Dominion, as elections . inth-ecountyof Perth. Theedifice is lage, on the 8th-inst. Hewas'76 years danahter's services as organist it � . �T.�-;� will be afforded ample opportunity for to cost $12,000. - tni I '. - -1 � - " via,tem6ut of the case. And what is I come frequently enough, in all con- � the oth .� �­ I V , 1; - -- of age. He had been in feeble health church, which position she ve . I . 01 � �� L � ybgrettiDg thibir folly. I . - - - -A farm of forty acres, belonging to for Some time, but was only confined to � ry - - . ed. to i ­ - ­�",P. even more surprising is that all this has science, in the regular course, wiLhout - T. ­ . I - - -a �1­.­ 11 � i . - ,ii0ol. 1�088 was MrA. Revielle�, and situated on the Mait his house for about a week before his and cheerfully filled for Some, iine. out th 11 1'' il ' � % ; 11 I -- b ort - : - - ; )"! ;- .1 �; . I discounting time by one year or more, . land concession, Gnderich township, Mr. M. Young made a sh and Investments in real estate there are ITHE 'SIGNAL says: i � ; arisen without perceptible.,cause or rea- I . ; - r - % 7 . . so strong i . oath.' He was a'gentleman of ' and W ir i � . never n West Huron as he is d more � - w.� equally risky and uncertain. Wages . 9,,f Btating the object .of . -' I I compal . L ti � . recently sold to Mr. Charles Wil- than usual intelligence, and was unl� coming t1O, ether on that occa * l � . !I- 1.1 son. There, have been great booms in was - ed addras � . � . � . . ,�: � �, [. I � . op .. � ' . I - � .- - California Australia, . Colorado, and for mechanics in -such .places as Por- . stpresent. Adviceafrom trustworthy liams for $1,800. versally esteemed by arll who knew concludad " by making Migs P . mo,14 -, I for a f I I . . - : C � - I f J ; . 4- , � 0 . . 0 " � , . � ­ roes lead us to believe that his glor. -More deaths have occurred in the him. � . - . I . j fi other places. But although none of tage la Prairie n w range 'AcCORDINGto the recent census, On- 8 u . sued -as: :, .1 - - . . 61 , 1 1 . from $5 to $7 per .day, and property . tario is entitled to two additional main- lious majority of over 400 at the last locality of Loebalsb, Ashfield -township, rw.3ipient of a handsome- craet Tholnl% . : � t I I - -A span of horses belonging to Mr. I.- . . � � - � e . 1 7 I' I these, ever r ached in exteut�that now during tbepresent winter. than bave Hill, Mr. Pomeroy, oii behalf of his . ceeding � '. �' . election will be increased by another of Stephen, while standing in front ,�� � � � - I - ­ is from $1,000 to 010,000 per foot.- bers in the Domnion Parliament. This taken -place during the last ten years, ter, made a very suitable rep - ,�� r r iDg' in Maniitob%, there was some % I F "I � . rag 4 . r IYI horse -.n I � the Farmars' Store in Exeter, one 4.4 1 F ­',! - rather hundred, should any person be found nine peksons in all'having passed of I - ing them for their kindness. I - L ­ i , - � :� - �- , - - ostensible cause for them. Rich mineral These, and othei places. similarly Bitu' increase gives an opportnnity,,or . . � i - . day jast week, broke loose, and running ' : realizeo - L I � , _L r � - - - � -. � og -On Nondayevening of last -waj . . . - I f6olhardyenough to oppose him. To awa . I . - _ -,f� 1 1 . . 'Y ' y - r - -, � deposits had been discovered, and gold ated, can only liave the trade oft the affords an excupe for reconstructing full speed up street, made things prett Sprang . -, -force a contest in Such a c -Messrs. Robert Alexander, A. K. 1�vely for a while. They were cap supper was given by the memba I I I , ! � I " cyl _ - �� � and -so the Government . - d silver were being dug from the country Surrounding them to yely 'Upon conBtituencies, . Robertson, and J. H. Angus, of Morris, tured Orange Lodge, No. 793 at the red - young I . . am . :, 1, � � - � I . I � � � , o �qt the country to an unneces in front of Down's wagon shop, where of � but in t . " is t , I - i 1 � '� for their Aubsistence. When they have have promised to Bubmit to Parliament B&ry have taken the Manitog�f ver, and are Mr. James Nethery, Etta ' , � , . � - � � , bowels of the earth, au4 consequently I . . 6 6 , � lKt� i - . a buggy which was becomil . I � � ZI: I expense." We believe it. The people bound to be off to the la they had ran foul of '' - - Z - as a parting token o ;= . . �- I - - i the toil and skilli of the adventurous todependupou what the faxinerB can during the present Bession a bill for this . nd of promise f friendship - . 09 'With . - . standing on the street. No serious esteem to Messrs. Joseph Calla, 11 �� - . . 1" , � �.- , of West Huron have just cause to feel this spring. They are all good men and damagO,'was done,but a good many were - ion a ga� I I � I , were richly rewarded. But in Mani. make from the soil, what business can purpose. The purport of this mea I . . ' - I rr, ,,- �� I � , ­ . ; � I proud of their talented representative. will do well wbarever they go. I WML. Ritchie. who are . just aboAl' L - . � 75� -_ v W by I . v. 1 1 1 be 6arried on which will afford priofits is not yet hnown, but various rumors . badly &'ghtened. � 7 I . I ! - I . � toba'there has been no such discovet:- . I -Last week Mr. John Shipley, of leave for the Northwest. Resids, Z . - io I L - . I , 'U . . . I ,�!- i it -Th� total receipts of the township -V cue I ; - I . p � Aes. The earth has not yet even pro. sufficient to keep up obtablisbinents are afloat'ooncerniDg it. One bf these Hullett, near Clinton, sold a team of members of the lodge there were& - , - � . I - - 11 ­ - of Goderich for the yeiLr 1881,ainounted also brc, i I I � � ,� . number of friends, bot4'ladies aud ,Mr. J. � ; I duced sufficient to supply the wants .of ereCteid at a labor cost of 57 per day rumors is to the effect that Huron is to News'of the 'Week. horses to an American buyer for 0400. to W,432, of which the sum of 612,992 1 1 � . '- f i - I -- . I I - .1 � . - . -present. Afta D � , . " ,� tlemen, r par a I . �."l � - I . Mr. Mooney, of Clinton, sold - to 'the was collected in taxes. The disburs. the ul tifu) I No one 7 . ­.� I, � .. its inbabitAnts, andl thus far, at any and upon land which cost $1,000 per be again gerymandered. When the last N SOUTH. AFRICA..�Serious disturb ; ­ ­ . - - 11 . . . . I . I I . !-I-- . Same buyer, a draugl�t marefor'6250. bo a ad, an a dress . I . . Spre JR. -wit aw, - I 'i. i mentsfortheyear amounted to $11,� bible each was presented tothe - I �� A rate,ithasreqhired neither labor nor foot. For instance, what business is redistribution -was' made, a very un?. ances have broken' 6t on the south- -Mr. Kruse who hus occupied the . � �, 1-,f I I ,. �- - v , � ' nt division na . I - I �, I skill to secure the ribhest prizes. All there that even -in the beat and largest sight' and ihoonienia of Western border of the Transvaal. It is position of chief constable, in Blyth, for- 290, of which sum $3,822 were paid for mod gentlernen, and a - , - . � - . I good i � 11 . 1� . -1 � ��. � � 4 . �` j% , reported the trouble is spreading. t I educationkl purposes; §3,926 for cod nty i I I I -- - ; - I- that has been needed was blind adven- of our Ontario towns, would justify a this county was effe%ted by the then ,� ) many years, and has been a- wor by rate; $3,367 for general townslaip of the evening was spent in frien . W00a - -- . - - '. - ' I I - I � . .� I SNow BLOCK&DE.—The railway be- citizen of that village. has become r Par- tercourse and expressions of go - - - , I- -i , - smit- � . ad � I ;� r,' ture. Of course it would,be unreason- merchant.in paying a rental of $4,000 Government with the view of procur- t es, and 8174 for indigents. The ye r I . at from I � .. I rt r� �­ . . . ween St. Paul and Winnipeg was ten with the Mianitoba fever, and is go.' P08 a to ,the departing friends. . i I .� 0 � � � � . � I : commenced with a balance of �306 in . , �,� F- t able to suppose that this sort of thing per. annum for an ordinary store. And ing two Conservative represeutativeR blocked by the snow storm on Tuesday ing with the crowd to Winnipeg. the - 8 pet i � - - � 7 1 � . o , -Mnjames -Robertson, of ­ V . � � 1� I - I I the treasur and closed with a balance . -Th� � I - I- i, = ' from a Reform County. The object and trains detained. .y fiell road, Goderich townshipj - � . 11 . 31 M, , , vvill continue for ever. It will be con. what is there to make' business ,any -A bennery on a large scale is to be I � , � . - � I- .. . .i of $2,448. ' I I �� Ig �- - i ANOTHERTHEATRE .FiRim.-Tbe State esb9blishe& by some gentlemen about to remove to the Northwest - I R,Ortagal � . �! , ,,,, ftary to all history - and experience if more profitable in Manitoba after this thim sought has not been attaine( - � � ,;�r Place Theatre, at Marseilles, France, in Goderieh, o' th i Huron -Mr. J. Little, of Morris, was,recent- his Ma I" new brU , ; "i I :, , ' family, a numberof his n - 4-t?, � a� n a road I - , - 4 - there is not very soon a reaction, and if speculating mania is over and people Despite the gerymandering, Huron ha ly made the recipient of a complimen. 15 -- ­ is to'C0811 ' - .. and friends pounced down -upon . . 1 � � `,� . 13 has- been buru�d. Loss, 10,000,000' near that town. We see no reason why tary address, accompanied by a hand � few eVenin,08 ago, I., I . thousa6 , �ii �n - . -- : �!7�i� I � ' . � . I �:,. 4" �� L the rebound is not even more forcible come down to common hard pan,%than continued to send two Reformers and francs. The actors escaped with great Finch an establishment if properly man. P2 andi after .- 1, t , ,� , �, I . . some watch, presented on behalf of the - - -The i Z-. " . "a possession of his domiaik- � �a and appalling than the upward march there now is in Ontario? Any reason- one Conservative tp the House of Com- difficulty. forcibi -4 'i �q . -- . aged, Abould not pay well. I � ,� �- I ­ THANKSGRING SONG.-Tenbyson pub- -Mr. Robert Russell, ' members of 9benezer Church, on the sent6d hirn with a handsome f I penters, I �� lr�., - ' � -i, I 1, x ha8been. Many who are now worth able person can See at a gl �nce that mons, and the latter has Secured his I formerly of the 2nd concession. The presentation was ble and a.pursl of money. Tbq.' advance' � Z. , � .:�� - I lisbes a song - � of thanksgiving for the 6tb concession, Goderich Townshi . � . 1. -1, p,but " I . . � - Ose, election more than once by the Skin o made to Mr. Little prior to his depar'- _ advance hundreds of thousands of dollars w It the"re is nothing. Somebody must I * . I - F . . j - f � presented' Mrs. Robertson *1 , I 1 � . I- - �� �, ;� i, � I ' f Queen's escape at the hands of McLean, mow living in Greenock, Bruce county, tare for the Northwest, and in reco of April.- . . � � o.. ­F, �� L ' do haxd a his state of affairs does to be sung on the anniversary 9' album and a . in ,a "' .4 , - : yet be *ifl, in -g and anxious to ad that heavily. While, th6refore, his teeth. T of Her recentlY m a. . ;I' - . , � ad a narrow escape fro b gold ina . I i � -Majesty's birthday. i ��--,i " nitiou of his valuable services as Sab, -Lasl I . I iL work for an-, honest living, and property some will, in the mean time make - Ing killed by a kick . on the forehead tilig desk I - -14 � � not seem to be Satisfactory to our Con Robertson with a wri . I I 11 I MONUMENT iTo GARFIELD.-Tb'e sum from a horse. He is recovering. q i� 7 . bath School Superintendent and'an age I'S j, ,: � 1� �4 .. I � , 0 I - - 11 � . I hev then. ­ 0 I i "I , I that if; row entirely ,beyond the reach' money out of the boom, its ultimate servative friends, and this county is t purse of money. ,T I . K. . - I � I Mr earnest and, zealous church worker. ., - . aud this, I . 1 t z " - - of $106,000 has been contributed out of - T. W. McLaugbliu, of the 9bh . supper. Partook of it, hal a JO ,J., I - - � fl - 3 - . ! � I'�, �of men with ordinary means will yet be and certain effect will be to in are and be remodeled anew, not with the object $250.000 desired fortbe erection of a concession of East has sold ahOWjUg4 . 1. J � i . . - . -By the report of the Immigration i'� 1,'�. .Wawanoah, time af terwards. and then left for - �� -- - , -� -� '. I . . - � . I - agi g.f - retard the progress of the coqnt.ry, and 44,136,0 � I I I I - going arbeg n , ,�r 9. purchaser. His of bringing its Parliamentary represen ta- monument at the grave of the late his farm, being the south half of I departmentof Ontario, we gee that dur- leaving X r. and Mrs. Robertsonta I � � . ot 27, - - , .: .1 1�� . F President Garfield. 6 I - -The I � ,4:4 1 � � tory repeats AE [ . It has repeated it- demoralize mamy of the people. This - tiounlore in accord with the senti ents � . , to Gerraid Bretz, of Blenheim, Oxford ing the past year the immigrants for- cover from their- -surprise at , ` 1, ; J 1 U ., 111 I . .t - --charge 2 . :�, " latter willprobably be the most serious of the pe'ople but for the purpdBe Of I � . Sell in this res warded by free passes from Toronto, to leis' I I-. . pect a thousand times TiaE WoRx OFF EN,- iAN�,-The burn. county, for the Bum of $5,000, which is are. -- I . 7 I , . - 1� , ,� ; I for a ma I - � places i this county, were as follows :— - . �1, - I . ing of a shed at the Royal Albert docks. considered a gooi price. in . IN*— - 11 t I and there never'yet has been an excep- result, as man) young man will now giving the minority the larger repre - I -­�* 0 17 �; I. .� - I :- LOLdon, is'aseribed to, the Fanians,who -One day last week, while Miss E. Auburn, 4; Brussels, 1; Centralia, 5 ; Perth Iteins. J3y so do . n . � I v t'.. - . � - . about al , � I 'king with I I - � �i.' -i tion either. Prosperity and wealth, to form habits which will utterly uDfit -sentation. The Scheme now on, the are supposed to have contemplated a Southcott, of Exeter, Clinton, 15 ; Exeter, 5 ; Goderich, 24 ; Dr.'Sparks, � , 9 I . was wor I of Lakeside, is I � - Hensall, 10; 'Londesboro I.; Seaforth, a to St, Marys. � ­ . , ; � � . lots. I - 71 " be permanent, must spring from the them for useful and steady pursuits. carpet is, we believe, to take the town- raid' -for arms. a needle, 13b e.acciden tally rari it, into the I in - - � , .� " . I . 1 ST RVED To DEATIL-Ann Hermann, palm of her hand. The point broke off 11; Wingliam, 3; Wroxeter, 1. From 0 11 . -The I :� . - A -A new Lutheran Church , � I P soil and be khe fruit of labor. It is not I ship of Tuchersmith and the tow� i�s " ,� . .1q I I . . � I � �-. I I �� - an irlMate of the asylum -for the insane and still remains in bar hand, every ef- the Hamilton agency 114 were sent to built in the little village of . - 13va in, . - .1 so now in-Manitobs, but it will come to THE - QUEBECERS have again got their. of Seaforth from the Centre'Riding and . Huron county during the year. - . I I winter if . 1i - . at Charleston, Indiana, died a few days fort to extract it being in vain a Ellice. : I � . I . ' . � I I . - I Itt, I . i� , � be so. The present prosperity, or Provincial political affairs into a. bad place them in the South Riding, 9nd -Mr. George Forbes, a well known streets a � 1 ; . - . ago after refu sing f6od for 63 days. She -One day last week, while Mrs. p. - I -The Canada Methodist Chun, , I � i. . t . , ". � ;1 ! "boom," as it is termed, is not due to sn'arl. The Government, which a -year remove GodeTigh Townsbi nd � tbe,� drank water freely. Greenwood, of Lumley, was going down farmer from Morris township,who went appearal � . � �- � p a I i . I Mitchell has been re -opened -a&. I , I I - - : I A of stairs in an adjoining d to the Northwest a short time ago,, tensive repairing. - . . . I � I c- I �� I � the inherent virtue or value of the ago,Pwas so strong as to be able to carry town;of Clinton from the South to the SSASSINATIONz.—A miscreant shot, a flight well- , ly gone,, , � 4. I I t V � . - I . wounded, and robbed M.. Savignol, In- in", she had the misfortune to gli . -It iE . . � 11 ,� country, but to rash, and reckless spec- everything before it, is now on the eve Cent ie. The ffect of this I 9 pf writes, advising intending immigrants -The spring exhibition of,eufk# Portag , - �. 4 . I Change Spector of the French National Insur- breaking and shattering two of her to remain in Ontario for a month or two Mal or , e t - �, v � � . �� . a . L� a at Strat'l d is to take p1W , i � ulation., carried on and Supported, not of dissolution from internal dissensions. would be to make the S iensa- ance Company, in a railway carriage on ribs. yet, as every pl ' , liquor, d I i � .1 , . . I . ace is f all to Ov8rflOwing Thursday, 13th April. is also a I ? with wealth made in the country, but Premier Chapleau,and -his friend Sene- ly Reform as the Centre now is, and to the Lyons Railway. The assassin es- -Mr. Adam Whiteford, of Rodger. in Winnipeg. - Some of the excursiOn� -The � raoApts of an � au:36699 - I - ., 1 : 1. �' I - I - � I . � � . �, �, I daped. Ville, Nvho left for Manitoba a few weeks ists who went out recently could not eal � places I- : with the surplus wealth of ,other coun- oal, a notorious railway jobber and gen- make the Contra a very close, if not a . - � recently held hy Ar. R. ()arpdii�A - I . I � � i - I ` I VISITING THE CONTINEITT.—The Queen since, has returned home a find accommodations, and -had to: stop , . ing the ; A , =� - �, . tries poured in there, When this flow oral political corruptionist, -are driving doubtful conhtituency. We do not sa* ag in. We Logan, amountid to nearly,S% - � , j., - . y and Princess ea -a -have gone to understand, while in the 'Prairie rov- -Mr. James Collins, of . N"Ionrtli ' � 4 I � . ' B tr'� P all night in the cars. Ile says the re. traffic. : ' � � I IC ­ of wealth from . oxitside ceases, the the machine to pieces by their reckle�s that this is the, exact change that' � Continent. Ex. incel Mi. White cent blizzard was a very sever � -The , : ,ill . , will spend a month on th ford disposed of aquan- 8 One, - hope, has recently pa=hased I � - - - - � . I ative fever will die out, and 6e and arrogant man! einent. The T I t and a good many sufferea from it. Portage I I T , tz lapeoul 40 a traordibary precautions against danger tity of property, for which he realized a . , �A t reas- be made ; in fact we do not know for . ' � .; I i - � t , 0 t'' -- re taken all along their route through handsome figure. brood mare, for whic a 000 chur � . I I people will be forced. to depend upon urer's financial stiLtement Shows a dis- - certainty that any change. will b ' 0�. Ive r, M -A very promising and mu6h-belo-v, ' We regret to lear that - - � t . I I i ! , a of their f .� � '1� �! , England. The. Qtiee4 travels in- -Messrs. E', C. K. I)avies, John ed yodng lady of Gorrie, Mit3s,Ernma V. Fahey, formerly editorof the S - , i. I ,- . . �w , � - the resources of their own ebuntry. crepancy of over a' million dollars, be- fected, ,but we do know that the cognito. ; Hunter and William Whelpton,of Grey McGill, died in that village last week. Herald, ties ' in Wiu "' �1,500. 1 . . ' ; 4 I" I I , � When this time ' I serionsiv ill .1 I t. comes, as come it must, twee�a revenue and expenditure. While reconstruction we have named is spok. FLOODS INBnAzm.-At Rio Janeiro ' and -Messrs. David Dobson, J. R. Smith, Misa.-MoGill waa taken ill on Yriday, ' I gregatiol I , - . - . ' � - Mr. A. F. McLarea, of Da - . #.',. �1 y -rch 3rd, with what d *by -Mr. Charles A. Hasson of S - . num for, :i � . . there will be fewer fortunes made, and I the ex nditure for public works a and W. H. Mallet, of Brus- Ma , I J 'Pa nd an of, and that it is being urged upon rain has been falhng in torrents for the 2 was suppose -il t I ) X -1 - � has been largely decreased, the Government by certain members of Past six -weeks, doing great damagge to sets, have gone to pusil their fortunes the family to be-% heavy cold� contract have engaged in the real estate , . . they will be made much laBs rapidly. institutions I -A � ! -. r � �1. - ' . -, railways. The towns of Sao Joao,* Ma- in the great Lone Land. ed while collecting the pr ions day, at Brandon.. . I was hub, � , I I i �, The boom will speedily become a thing that for general and controllable expen- the Conservative party in this county, - 18 team of * I � !1, I I cohe, Paraty, and Pirabi are almost, de- -Mr. M. McKenzie of Lochalsh, for the Bible Society fund. Zter a few -Miss Nor ' � . "�, ': t o 9, C ouch, the - 'dayi � . .� .,- 7 of the.past, but the country willimake a Sea has been enormously increased, Of course it is an ill wind that does n ' , Asbfield, has sold his pr'operty in tbab days, -bar condition not - . - few n Z. �- � ,� . I Ot ,stroyed. Many persons ArOWLed. improving, linist of St. Marys, played at the . . . i � fresh Start on a more solid a4d -sure showing the most'reckless, if not cor- blow any person -good, and according- . Czar is place, to Mr. Roderick Finlayson for medical aid was called, and; �lthough der blud I ''. I Z i . - . I . UNENVIA-BLE TOSITioN.-The - I Opera House, Toronto, on Th- Ile died I I � . -- reported to the sum of $1.686. Mr. McKenzie is she received the closest atte ' - -4 - I � I foundation. Those who are wise enough - rupb, expenditure 0 the public money; ly the prbposed change would make' be i� a pitia�le Btates . He is ution and evening last week. � ou Dagm, . i . - �,,�: � I . a now selling off his stock of dry goods, skill, Bhe gradually Bank U . i . j, - s.. ' I : btil the ver 0 of & Toront . : �e , t6 save as they go along, and have the Lieutonant-Governor Robitaille's ,ex. ssoft billet"! for Mr. Cameron, and completely stupified by his captivity, . -The sit . wedaill, . I 'o.: . -- - We and intends starting shortly for the morning of Thureds last, when she � '. -1. ­1� - �­ courage to withdraw before the final penses al'One a I nearly double what ,,mn not Bay he is not deserving of it, 9-13d his mind is only prevented from Nortbwest.' I - .y Mrs. Donald McIntyre, of 'tob. , ---A VV , ,4, �, , f'. -. f - � . � . I r as baiiig completely unhinged by mus' I passed quietly lind unconsciously away. eblebrated with great eclat on � . � I �,-,- a - le. ;�o p I crash comes Will be all right, but the his predecessors a, and nearly #very he has f ought and won several bard One of th6se happy occurrences - -A 6 . . .- urday, 8B . I - - W4 ,..The only recreation he takes is with the erioua accident bef I Mr. E'. evenina last week. ing put x r F�. - . :� . . - I I : � 4 � �"­ -:, . "'make easy, spend easy" kind,,. of whom other department 'has been conducte the gymnasium, which will take place in spite of fate Hall. of Clinton,one evening �st week, -A t�, number of gentlem ­ ,commod; I . � I .. � d battles in the South Riding, and should children in . all it ,I . �, � 6 . - and stern � parents, oceurred in the Mr. R. Ernmersqu was � driving a COW Marys and'neioliburhood are � � L, � ­ - li, I I .i., - ,we believe there are many, who take no with similar extrs,vagandt. The Pro. sich a transmogrification be made he ST. PATRICK'S DAY IN- LONDON.—St. t to M � .- pouring , � , . pleasant little village of St. Helens las in town with a ropej 'when i it brok,e get up a scheme for the org - . 4" , � � #.-�. heed for the morrow, win yet live to vi:ncia,l Treasurer and oi* of III I- would feel somewhat lost at the next Patrick's day passed in unexpected week. This was the marria�e of Was F�peeial t I , * I � S co - i -i � t I away from him, and Mr. Hull, in assist- a Northwest colonizatio � J � ). 7 . in oolupost I �1,-, 1� wonder why they had beeii so foolish -as leagues being unable topheck or,i con. election. It is not because our Conse ' tranquility, but every precaution was Maggie "Ramage, eldest daughter of Mr- ing to catch� it took bold of �he wrope . � - people ft T- �- T i r- taken. The post office authorities cut James Ramage, St. Helens . -Mr. Levan, modern langOl � -ea Statei I I I- � I - I � . I - ;� ?I I WeSt W&. a- t' , r 4 nd when he did so the animR1 mad ter i St. X rys Collegiate . � -��; ,I f . in a . I , r e - r ..� �; I not to lay up for a rainy day. trol Mr. Chapleauland his asadoiates, vative friends love Mr. Cameron much, open hundreds of pasteboard boxes sent wanosh, and Mr. Jose I nu-mberi, - . . I � � . I V, � a resigned . ever, but because they hate Cart- from Irelana. Shamrocks for Irishmen 0 having bee'u, offered an advaties 41 - hours be' , , _- ? ; I 1. . � . . � I 'Nelsonville, Manitoba ph G. Godkin, of il a I . - � There is no doubt but many -who go hav' , and some startliftig dis- I h5w - I race -at him and threw -him iver w I : �f� �i � i I � .- The ceremony lier horns, and the. th . , .� - 11. f - . � � I . I n, before he could re- . ary from the Galt Collegiate b - � . � , � ? - �T -, I . � . . I � - I - I , . 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