HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1884-06-27, Page 5eirUNE 27, 1884
aeeting the seine day, tea tees
sin 4 to 6 p. m. A. nninber et
t. speakers have been ireetee
hodist Chum& choir win -7,4.
O enliven the proceenev7
to be applied to paying dai
1. The members of the Orest
a generally are invited to at.
-n raising took place ou tin
Er. B. Williams, in Eaat
week ago. Skies were %kb.
Re C. D. Armstrong and f(
out 140 men were present te;
me During the fore part et
the side of Armstrong Ilan tee
e but they fell behied in the
Toil's side vriuning the ooze.
y a few slight injuries eeenie
agh, the breaking and f
aiii
the main plates would hoe
damitous had any one been
Mr. MeCassey, of Belgraete
aer, and when completed, the
be one of the finest in that
ainton New Era gives the fol.
di Thursday, the 5th insainst.
fleeting Orthe Licensed Viet
iree somewhat weighty mere,
ia Association were puede,
Let street, when one ef'thei
nbastic mariner remarked,
t a Scott Act man anti
down." A well-known rese.
3 town who is small of statuee,
e remark, boldly avowed his
with the expression, ',Hera
on." The Licensed Victualler
the party, was astonished at
iess, and amid the on
>f his friends, walked away,
n You are not the man X was
rts still continue to join the
,
le Lord's Army in Clinton,
mber in their street protes.
e quite it formidable Array.
objection may be raised
im, this much can be Said in
, they have succeeded in re.
number who were formerly ,
n of society, and these ars
tying ta became better mom.
Deiety. When they went
&old the week before last,
a made to break up thein
al threats were made against.
A they return, but Captain
Is that this . will not deter
again attacking the strong.
a in that place. The gun.
aeetinga in the town hall are
t very large numbers, in fact
3 in from the country who
to make their way into the
ise a common expression,
ie Army to draw the crowd."
;oderich Star of last week
Wednesday of last week,
r. Mr. 3. W. Waterman, of
L General 0. M. Poe,IT.S.A.,
e of friends, arrived here on
on steam yacht Uarda, on a '
Lewis, our Crown Attorney.
an, and Dr. Taffe, both of
:es also a the party. Gem
a now charge of the Artily
n Lakes Erie to Superior, '
tuarters at Detroit, spent
loathe here before the war
. North and South, on official
a staff of engineers. On
number of the party enjoyed
me trout fishing on Sharp's
,righ the courtesy of Mr.
trier of that part of the creek
Thursday evenitig the
set some 50 young people on
a moonlight excursion, and
ning left for Detroit. Mr.
eterman, the owner of the
n charge. The party were
n the opinion that we pos-
ae prettiest and neatist little
a continent.
hilialct MeIntosh,the Gorrie
e who has secured some
sty in connection with the
able rates to Mr. D. D.
Seaforth, and whioh was
a these notes last week,
le following card i in the
terprise : Will you 'please
correct the statement made
issue, that it was owing to
Vilsords temperance prim
he Licensed Victualers re•
serge him double prices.
i that it was for the use of
language against hotel
the statement that hemade
s that only for the drinking
maid not give those cheap
e for one would be willing
--% n_
B.- tate is a man doing a
en, has from thirteen to
a on the road dependent on
Donamodation, and has also
ale than other travellers.
le years that he has been
Huron has he not made
um through the drinking
to take him on his own
d if he is stating his honest
e ought to be ready and
✓ the extra price and not be
there; for a low rate nor
until the Scott Act cornea
e being willing to pay the
And farther, he has given
understand that he will
as right in passing the -ret
nd influence to hurt -the
rid. further the Se-ott-Aets
on these grounds that the
;any hotel keeper that fail;
;him what he says i& the
li-es no interest in defend-
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ed
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th
31
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or
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to
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a
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of
to
0
Pa
of
to
in the NorthWeet- gr
ng letter appearedin- the
al last week: 6
[Aibert, May 26th, 1884.
rinformed, whether oor--
on will be able to judge,
e in the fall of i88°° fi
n
ea paper was sent to tete li
en
aotice warning all peoPie. i
Or one P. Moore, govern- a
rorest ranger, as he could a
I. Report says that the a
iwn to Moore, who imme- w
-in his pocket, remarking Is
political spite that had
writer in making such v
row, if this report, he true, Ir
d you,. and perhaps- Your
ow of Moore's conduct
rat step in his pretended
V was to Viait In anyoftha.,
[surrounding countrh sha,
that he had been sent (en
all disputes betweed
rties, aa well as between
he Government. Frac,
[demanded fees I have no
Wing, further than of OP
ded $100, and used enerY
[power tointiMiaate- Dr,: -
he money was for o.Lic.
as to pass upon all alai_ ,
d unless Evans got 07
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J.TME 27 1884.
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EXPOSITOR.
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fi
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.
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ioney he would report against my hold-
I inimediately naade the
ation
' terialiy
and
aided
Whose e
thee
c
Pe
he has, so
ma-
the wornai
seeing
him, relinquished
T111:1
•
MAREETS.
THE
GREAT*
'
v.„‘c
AITTE EX.PLOSI0i) !
.matter
eg;
nown to the crown timber agent, who
„Noe a oore's conduct to theGovern-
,fiio, and in reply Sir John made a
peneeeequest that I should make my
her of
sympathizers
his idel-1-
more
the.
liber
;
good eireeern'esgt331111
gathere
_110W11
1 than Usual
.
AO
et the place
pitalit has.
andtheWI
g
'1%
and
been
ne
3talei! istevi40
Here Mr. 11
handed hpoliceman.
the statien
dottopakkirnjutgrinTizze:.
bb er
vim
e
her, an
' dovertook h d
Ite a At
.
ve the name of Annie
Old Fall Wheat
New Fall Whet
Spring Wheat
ens baeh
SEAFOFH,
per bushel
per
er buthel
1....
. .
June 26, 181114.
$1 00 to
11110181.. 0 80 to
1 00 to
- 0 36 to
1 07
1 00
11 05
P 87
Indutrial
•
is
-Fa0
,
-AND -a
-
.
DI ••••••)
e
oreplaint in writing, which I did.-
eie William Peerce was sent out here
) ivestigate this charge and others.
the meantime Moore was Suspended
ing is
our editor
with
paw,
quit
` II e
Old by
an aniMate4
enters the
o e
I I R 4
ec
t
one se
So,
deer la.' '
e iii sale
41, ' '
eia give us
, her-
W,tend
e
your
• '
B DeGriffit
,
papers whet
were gathe
.
g
,
eh.
d u
.A.
he fragments of some
'Was Seen to tear up,
-and, when 'pet to-
'
per
Peas per btteh
Barley er
Clover eed
Timothy Seed
bn
per
,
I....,
bushe
er bu
....... ....• 0 68 to
.... . . 7 60 to
hel. , .. 2 00 to
p 76
00
50
SEMI -CEN
• '
ENNIAL .EX
.
18E34
OSITION1
_
,
Secret
,
Revealed. Great xcitement
1
id given full opportunity to defend
Level!, and a more unblushing state -era
Ant never was perpetrated in open
art, than Pat. Moore made in this
we seek
ance
that this
man sten
it
Men
is
et
; put
to the p
to -day?
'
a ree
and dile
e
-
ce
i' t h ere I Didn't
ol!'gButter,
and temper-
'
el 11 teach
ntry, and that
hat he
hem
a
' '
ether prove
Lannyann Du
• y
chain , as si3
an. accounn
A,
to
Y f
anti,
be a receipt to Miss
r a -gold watch and
for the payment of
No.
Butter, tab
Eggs • •
Flour, per 100
Pork, per 100
Hay
1,
• •
p
iloose
• • • •
lbs
unds
0 18 to
....t.. .• .. 0 14 to
0 13 to
2 50 to
.. . . ....... 7 00 to
7 00 to
14
16
18
2 66
7 50
8 00
-
Of Live Stoc
tural an H
4
liniments
, Poultry,ID
rticultur Pr
al
and Mannfac
, Agribul-
-
ducts,Im-
ures of,
Merchant
. . ' =
Wonder . Citizen$ Jubilant
3 , . 3
atter. He had nothing but hie own
iblashing cheek to contradict four re-
pleases,
boys.
h
I Drink
re, Lan
t t
a eT
le
____-___
' w .
,aet it tip fcsr
eftectorla health.
the
.
Manitcibard
•••
.
Northeueest
Hides, per 100
Sheepskins
este
lbe..
.... .,...... 6 00- to
0 40 to
0 18 to
60
80
20
'
all Einclit
,
While -Lille
-
' *
farming commUnity rally
ieetable witnesses, but so long as he
Sew the matter was to be finally settled
r Sir John and his Cabinet the men
eptittered to feel perfectly easy. Hovg.
Chorns,
For he's
body
'
a
ban
or i e's
joll go
eny " •
a,
d
'oll A f
y goo • allow,
!ifellow,'
Which
i
*
no-
• .
-
A. meeting
has been cal
from their
o
ed to
c editors.
°tee. i .
,
citizens of Emerson
. .
hear a proposition
The tow e is BO
Wool
Salt (retail
Salt (wholesale
Potatoes, per
Wood, per cordl
per)arrel.
Imshell
per
.
• . ..
barrel.
..; 0 60 to
. ; 2 00 to
4ker,neen,
p
1 26
11 00
0 55
3 50
- TO
SEPTEMB
'
ON
R the 10th te
0,
the 2
th.
. •
around the
.
standard of the bld and re-
.
er, a change came over the spirit of ha;
ream, and he had to skip out, hiding',
chorus
a..citiden
are
floe ing
rid a, vi•sitin
oe
the evening's
stranger
air
ete s
financially
officials are
embarrassed
o b
that ;all the
discharged. The as-
have At
Tel FttlliWNhetettar
hunhsi
.34;
June 26, 1884,
$1 00 to
1 07
The Largest
Prize List in. the
&minimal.
i
1
liable
; he did for three days from the policie
! this place, and it was only by denying-
[s identity that he escaped arrest by
le police at Troy: - He was wanted to
istver a charge of wilful perjury and
[s guilt or innocence would have to be
wised uponeby a jury of his countrymen
id not by Sir John and his Cabinet.
once his enxiety to evade apprehension.
is this
in, eying
visitor'
intelligent
pears
dernoestra
friend,
tor, the
Public
the fOurth
asks
to b
" tl
.late
School.
the or
h g f
loo n te
th: ob
ion • "
at i the
lira:idea:II
He
est to
eva
ieade
gee
cot
":
editor
in
rid
ti
i of
Oh
in)low
uriousl
'whoYi.
. a.the!court
eman evhe
such a
"
I Bays
of the Refleo-
of- St. Mary's
a member
s ire' s through
-
The
thate
ap.
n '
ois.y
his
.
of
the 'maser and
cf
being reduce
Goldie &
have been
building a
and are no
-There
exhibition
neighboring
c Ilec
evi
fif
oC
awarded
et no
bus
a e s
a
far
or resigned.
ion the assessment
y per cent.
Hoch, of Galt, Ontario,
• the Contract
flour mill at Yerkton,
ly engaged Ert the
me stalks ef wheat
iunipeg, taken
which measure
is
for
work.
on
from a
e ,
'44
JEZper`rnr '
gaWheat
Oats, per bushel
Barleyper Iniehel
Peas per bushel
Butter
Eggs
Hay per ton...
Potatoes, per
Apples per barrel.
Wool
Hides, 100
pef
. • .i
•
louchel•
1,,ushei
bes4hel..
•
i' •
.. : .. e....;
...
i.'
Tbs
0 80 to
1 00 to
0 86 to
, 0 50 to
0 68 to
0 14 to
0 13 to
. . 7 00 to
... I. , .. 0 50 to
. • • ei q ... 2 00 to
0 18 to
• .._. ' ..... 6 00 to
1 00
1 00
0 37
0 60
0 76
0 16
018
800
0 55
2 00
0 20
7 00
Prize Lists an
from the Secrete.
and Mechanics'
anywhere on ap
retry, at Toron
This will be the
GRAN
Of Toron
se
Entry .e ornls
les of all Agricul
nstitutes, or
lication by post
: Entries'
ESTI
es Semi-Centenn
' ea
the
,close
i
1
be obtained
ural Secisties
'11 beesent
r o thOlec-
August
VENTn
al year.
23rd.
1
M
,
LEADING E"
•
NTREAL F101)t.
RY GOODS HOUSE IN 11HE
1
COU TY.
ad now what man's punishment
r two of as grave offences as were ever
to the door of any official?
the patro
Hurop
of, Sound.,
an
halt
ape of
Pe th t
th
I;
good people
ome a moulder
"
- of
•
inches in
for thirty
e gth
ores i
,
The average
fully twenty
height
inches.
per
Pork
Cordwood....
•
• • • • • s
.
1 .. 6 f 0 to
li. .... 8 25 to
....: • .
07 60
4 00
AN- DIM
HSE PRO
, RAM
E
'
!ought
mply he is transferred from Prince
Ihert to Winnipeg, and, as he boasts,
given a more important field to oper-
e in. But perheps this may enlighten
su in Huron in regard to his doings a
itle. Moore boasted before he left
Kelly, of your county, was
how,
him the
is easily
" He
Ant hi
intere'st
l' say
h
a
Orem
the
o
s y p
tip. et
ro (if tl
con 'ted
ed the-
cons ty
te ss pe
E'er:
blio
aeg
is
for,
dont
anee,
Or
'
H
pinien. 1`
r, " do we
wd ?," "that
says his friend.-
ou of the
did '
so in
vested rights,
But'
find
iScott
'assigned
the
This whea
_The ei
age Is Pra
present, t se
a:
hard, is now
-A °or
was
erqu
re, h
hig
co,
.qaoted.at
ei pendent
own on April
tte grist mill,
s been clo
price of w
se for so doeig.
90 cents
of the
9.
at
ed
eat
a
Winnipeg
•
Port-
for the
being
No. 1,
bushel.
Invicepoore
07 3d
g .
California
N 2, 07s
Zee ,
d° " ' on
cheese, bee
.
,
;4ci.
06d
nem,
jane.2P.-Spnng
1
. re
;
6ii
...,
e0d.
ii
,.
wheat,
°Winter, 7H
()Os 02d; California,
ta'
ea e 5s 05d ; bitribay
05d'
; pork, 72a 06d
1
•
5d ;
.
SPECIAL
Is being prepa
and Excursions
to vsit the City
3. J. WITHR
—OF—
.,
ATTRA
i •d for that
in all Railwaye.
f Toronto.
LW, President.
time
Wait
TIOHS
Cheap
The best
or it.
i
i ates
time
We do not pretend
the public generall
of a firet-olass 11E11
by ourselves direct
BEFORE QUAN
profits, and Ed; we
undersold -that iii
to sell goods' for fun, although our
are surprised. at the great bargains we
nery and Dry G-oods stock -goods imported
rom the lea,ding manufacturers of the
-
ITY. Our motto is first-class goods
nrchase for cash, can assure the publi
where quality of goods is considered.
numerous friends and
offer in all the ilneE
and purehased
world. QUALITY
or reasons e wing
bl r '''
that we cannot be
!Please come raid See
aethat•Pat
le master of Sir John and that this
elly was his friend, thta•john A. never
back on a friend, and that Kelly
and perso
oeiviilg
cause'
th
he s
al
a phi
on ceasfully
-,
,
se
en
•!.
he is now
f those
h '
c ampione
,
re-
whose
' d • i''
-
-•
'
Free Pre.I
range 2, w
the 25th o
writes
, that
sr
from
he BOW
h, which 1
oweship 3,
d wheat oe
oks exceed-
•
TORONTO,
0 . . spr
t $1 10
- ' '
to 44c.
June
1 ng,
73o
;
26.-4•Fall wheat, 0.03
lad to 61.12; oats,
to no barley, 50
40o
to
H. J.
864,3
= LL, Manarr
a
1
d Secretary,
To
see° •
our finentock of ;
i
Heavy Twilled
h,eeting, Cotton-a,des, Striped Denims, Duck's, Shirt.
ant
PRACT1qA.L.
•
peas,
'
;
isseem=mdeseei
- .
)rild see that he held his position.
.
,:
ingly well.
He ills°
Bends u
a head of
-
5oe hay,
ore, $7.00 to 614
00
info, &c. '_ryints,
Dress Goods, and Silks an Satins in all
4
barley-n
barley
be 16th April'
;
per
;
OW, Mr. Editor, Twill make no coin-
outs on this dark transection. Should.
in so desire you can use the informs-
nt there given you in any manner you
I here
MR.
dreani
ried away
ED*OR,
I hid
.ze
P
tie b
ao .. ah
'd
AR
her
0
Dream.-
Sin,
eighteen
-In s, Orions
night I wee;
hupdred
, car.
so '
is over :
blossom,
week, and
Routh h
on
foot
a den
t e fiest
ve been
of
high: Potatoes
peas bloarm
strawbe
gathered.
which
are -in
d last
ries, of the
In fact,
butter 15o
'
80.70 to P.M;
dressed hogs,
, -
ebi.20.
-
• to 1
eggs,
n
-
a ; ipotatoes per
Par doz., 16o to
r 100 lbs $8.00
, "
•-e—•
ag,
7o .
to
0
tri
tl
C
1.--1 eei
CI
CD til
g
k
, .
td 11,4
the vciied
shades manufactured.- Umbrellas and
Parasols &c. in great variety at the
) )
ay see fit, and will state that
.e facts in the above have already been
rorn to by three parties, and yet Moore
years
away
and
in Asha
o th: ali
e ino
ient
.
I
city of Epnesus,
thought I
heard
as Mr. Tr iyer
lovely.
emarke, everything
is
I
.
Live
TORONTO,
St
June
ck ;Markets.
I
2&Prices are easy,
'
C./)
H
(;)
H
0
pet
,
ii_i
0>
iVida\TITR.I_A_i_J
1-1017S-RI-
ads his position. Respectfully yours,
S.'W. VAN LUVEN.
a great
of the
and their
n0oar
city
: nd
oco piei
kiraf I $9,
u
b
11 .
the
ult in that
silversmiths
On making
part-
en.
-A tele
Medicine
couraging
ram
t, refers
erns
ecently reneive4
in the
to the growth
from
most ea -
of cereals
an e outlook.
d th
for sellers.
i
Shippers1
'
s not very encouraging
are holding back
til
tri P>
4
td !,
17),
IIN
OAK HALL
•
,
CLOTH . - EN S -FII 1NO T - .
INC AND G T RNISH ' S ORE
Friend of -Temperance V7ho
-
q wry
•
into
-
the late.
cif
he uproar
I was
of all ki s
d mi
.the Cana
ian Pacific
from purobasing
snaoe
and
. . .
owing to difficultIT
in antim. atio
P
in
of
en
I
W eel
tee ,i
i
-el
.
,
Opposes the Scott Act.
told that
tie
, as ve
ce
g
ard of the
Sal-
experiment
1 foams.
' Peas
re in bloom
getting
lower prices,
-
' '
export caittle
-
me
i
1
Firstelass value
in Scotch, Irish and Canadian Snremer Tweed Snitings,
Sir, -The Exeter Reflector of June
' th contains an article in which the
genes a friend of teniperanoe takes a
icided stain} against the Scott Act,are
id endeavors to sustain that position
, some arguments, which, to sayLambs
Le least, are, I think rather peculiar.Spring
e says, " we yield to none in the hor-
r with which we regard intemperance,
vatiori
general
le
- imothy,
and were
recruits
their
that
the silvers
lent -Way
making
nr
busil
to
i spietida
they
and
y, I ii ••e
aul,
had m:
. e s
ma. e d
ki
had MCI
iths ti
the iiv
se lin:
d
s e
• aged
1 re
I g,
reed
exposing
are
images
the
; their
etanding
Icaus.
command
his aide -camp
appearance
enlisting young
arm
It Seems
the hatred
the fraadu.
making rich
of the
of
, y for
of
by
and barle ,
oats are al
vegetables
-Two
semi can
A • 'b '
ago, when
rade named
on his bac.
The latter
the other,
li - heeded
well
a. e grOwing
ys
a t
o e, 13
Newton,
nd
ot 'frightened
d both
ont.
advanced,
luxu
were bathing
Winnipeg, a
years old,
11 years
;swami out i
went
heat
and
iantly.
few
got
of
the
rid
own,
and
garden
in the.
days.
a come
ege,
river.
choked
when
rule at 5p
cattle bring'
from 4o to
in moderate
at 4ic to
" are
lambs
according
to 100 per
to
4no,
5ie
to.
Ile,
Jim,
o
5c to
and
differ,and
per
' unchanged
are
quality.e
dressed
!hest
per lb. Good butchers'
5-te per lb. ; ordinary,
.
inferior at 3tc. Sheep
prices steady
1V. for butchers'
at 5no to
$31.50 to $6 a head,
Calves firM, at
Weight. Hoge
Use.
6e.
8c
in
Re
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1_3
Z
tt
Pd'
tt
Cid
il.
Rt
t
1
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1
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ima
0
0
and gentlemen ea
the shortest not
Gents' Gloves, Ge
cool b ettin one
Y g g
celebrated and popular
Oak Hall Clothing
get a snit to order m the latest and most approved style -on
ce. Gents' Shirts, Gents' Collars, Gents' Cuffs, Gents' Ties,
.
ts' Hats, Straw Hats, Felt Hats, Silk Eats. Keep your h-eail
of the latest Helmet Hats -all the rage. Don't forget the
'
.
and Gents' Furnishing Store, Seatorth.
.
.
- ,
) look upon humiliation, and -would
ill with delights any legislation calm-
Diana,
to care
which
1:4,
11 sii a
represented
er
godess
as able
of trotibles, but
the elder .i
to the ba I
ked
k, where
himself free and swam
he fairitede New-
limited offer
per /b.
and
,
unchanged at 6o to
1
hic
r
t
0
kt
ti
.,
, .
-
Led to lessen the evil, though we are
Fie to confess that it is not to any co-
Dive legislation such as the Scott Act
r a remedy." Now all -legislation cal-
dated. to lessen evil up to the present
ne• at least has been, and so far as we
n see in the nature of things, must be
which'
humbug.
them
trate
were
and vgishe
their
ge
'off t
and
!turn
continual
era a•
The cr
th: o h
odg ad a.
ng he
a iiy-1
int
.ii
tsnaen
e
coMplaint
arid
w
rference
showed., wae all
were hauling
Of the chef naagia-
hat the
. y
n ' d
, psi e own,
f passed t prcievent
a d t• stop
ton sank.
recovered.
-A Pon,
Most pais
Charles C:
of the Por
can lea
is
Art
f 1 accident
v rlee,
Arthur
n d,
ody has net yet been
,
ur ;despatch toys : A.
happened to
one of the proprietors
House.; AB, far 'as
a party of ' yougg men
-
The;
WOODS'061,
tories offer
5a1es-340
and 835
sluggish.
at
-
Ch-ese
J
d 3
, box.s
9i,
one
016
at
. Per
Markets.
25. -Twelve
boxes of cheese.
9ic., 650 at 9ge.,
pound. Mefetet
fax.
(sn
tee
0 '.-3
Z
a
n
OD
tal
CAQ
1-3
.‘•1*
m
til
leo
t--1
1*
CD
0:›
I
t
GROCERIES,
DUNCAN
GR
GROCERIES' ! , OCERIES I
-AT---e-
I
& DUNOAN'S 3
.
this
en
te'l
ercive. As to the nature of pa-
at non -coercive legislation, the ad-
at of which would be hailed with
their
important
noise.
hit
m tea
S
1 ne
musing
' , the scene.
it
on these
! was
went fishi i
the numb
'a es:
g Mr
?
re A
dieiment
Caverley being emong
t •
foolish, and as. Proved
was teied hy ex-
LOCKITART-In
,
. ,
AI
IA
.Killkes,
m s.
on the 17th inst.,
the
�Q t74
0 td•I
1-9
0
MAIN
T R • T , n
1 ..._ - •
S ' EE SEAT` RTH
the Reflector
suddenly
cha g-'
often
Oaap--
costly
Mr•
Geo.
I ockhart
of a son.
j
light by the editor of
ach will lessen evil without prevent-
g anybody from doing anything, we
pens
right
had time
in
at home
t
mails
ii
ga he
!a
r'`eirforth,
!my
Id I w
an
wits
landed
before I
ut e I
plc:ding d da
thus catc
right hens
mite
them.
nd
to stun the fiSh, and
Mr. Caverley had his
art of his arm corn-
• wife of
PETTRICK.---sIn
wife oz
Mr;
W
Joh •
s Roo;
Pettrick
on the 21st inst.,
of a daughter.
the
0
Pete
en
ril
First-class Te
s -we beat the world. Good ',Sugars cheap, causing people te
.
Mustard, Pickles, Spices, Raisins, Currants, ttc.
ust confess our ignorance. Would the
eflector please rise and explain? .
He further contends,- "if it is not a
n or a crime to drink a glass of liquor
3 fail to see how it should. he - oonsid-
ell a sin or a crime to sell it." In
king this stand he places himself not
heard
kind,
of action
of the
tam n
Amazon%
from
ano
and
I
sante-
Gage,
the
her- : P
,
pn hs rrti
was tot
oil at
assnitelta
end ip ,
na y
t u
,..
t
al
beigade
ab
proar o f
g off to the
was a detachment
under
y a company
f
er o pip
under
1 '
a si i ar
ecene
one Cap.
of
k d
ked Men
Rear-
letel tors
p y
shattered.
pletely.pa
shock, an
dition.
the young
his misfo
off,
His
a yzed
e lis
e is
nd
ti ne.
nd his right leg badly
right side is now cora-
from the effects of the
in an insensible con-
great favorite among
deep regret is felt for
-
DENNIE-BMSA
Donald,ith,on
ellonse,
daughter
smith.
• FORAN-LENNON.
the
bl:
Sdafort
df
11
. M:
E 2105
the
!
...tee__
Triages.
.-Ati
har.i.
d
to
te Peter
In
Ethelston, Tu
13.3,3i.nbuyiult, D..
of the Dennie
Miss Marian, youngest
Ramsay, of 1 nieker-
St.. Seines' church,
ker-
Me-
,.
.
Sea-
--,
OD
i
pee ,
k- -z ,1 '
ii -s • -
Z
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,Pell
i tj
en
'""',___
tll
0 Pt
tee. tit
PD.,...,
ee.,,,
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c•4
t7C21
L--1
CD
ril
0
C-1-1.,1
stare with surpri
Please bring on yo
DUNCAN
*
e. Coffee,
r Butter and Eggs. First-class value in trade given for Balite,
-
& DUNCAN.
_
Scott Act, but
'noise
'
he
by.Rev..P. J.1. 'Shea,
i-3
jali Ili
Lly inoppositionto the
so to all legislation calculated to regu-
to the liquor traffic, for, according_ to
s argument, if it cannot be made a
Admiral
.were
drums,
Dan,
so great
the
sut
f o
shied
the
tlie
g
and
beatieg
Of the
uproar
of big
men and
- Th
We har
distr
—
Is th'nk
his
Who Laughs.
of him es bad. Wel
of life asi
forth, On
Mr. A.
Maggie,
of as cKillop.
Fo
eldest
an, of
(
rd ie
Bay
augtfcer
et.,
City, Dlichigen, to
of Mr. Js. Lennon,
, . !
Miss
.
w . -
P tdd
es,
)"'
, z
tei
-eel
p .
.
,,,
Z
les
F RE
•
S H
irae for one man to sell a glass - of
[nor it cannot be Made a crime for .
iother. Again he says," We contend,ROBVRTS
0, that the Scott Act belongs to a class
legislation which history demon-
rates to be exceedingly dangerous. It '
the seireartang
dren,
the teouble.
declare,
again*
.vglio,
arch
I could
. the
King
they
enemy
sfir
1 ot
t u
"
y wei
a leoliol
said Were
of in 4
e
eke
heard
e
;ila
Iq'hia.to
women
out the
tbe
• g
gain on
and his
league
(mallard,
end chil-
cerise of •
leaders
t o war,
forces,
with the
icor-
may
somethint
firmness,
energy - o
t
purposes. •
of cherish
The clea
:t
(emending
i d serious
h e
Bat 'lee
dark
, ringing
apprehension
earnestness
devoton
ccomp is
a l• h
will not
and ha,te
peal of
andl
of every'
en o its
t f
aspect bina,
al .passione.
merriment
ti:'• ''
17th nit.
daughter
• of 'Chieelhurst,
and 3 months.
VANEGINIONT).-In
-At
I
.
I
Hi
1
, Mrs:
Of W
eaths.
h B
Ma
. a
Tuc
E
tiff Manitoba on
' "
searet Boberte, eldest
:n
ti Mary Latta, forMeily
ersmith, aged 21
ond.ville, on he
the
years
25th
dd
?"
(1)
q,,
0 ;
're
set- 1
s,.._
0
riDI
)-3 Lr'i_.../
0
Ra
(Th
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c+ -
0
1.43
•
.
c -
•
-AN THE--;
al not do -to say that the majority
rapt
and
.dest oy
; bath
the
soul and
we are inc
i ed to
hold as ir
ecoecilable
inst., ConStant
Va
k gmond, aged 76 Years,
se1:3-1
74
1-...1
lama
rist rule in all things. This is what
Aurelius said when he peraecut-
bodice
of their
fell'
K
WI
Soldiers
I *as
an '' ,sub.
with sinis
to
e purposes.
It
tat
is not very
jean
2 months
McCLITRE.--„In
sind
16
M
day
Kill
4
e, on the 21st
nst .,
e -"N
s-ei,
.P'3.
- ,r(
• .
areas
L the Christians. This is what Eliza-
th's parliament" said when it passed
.e Act of Uniformity. This is what
iarles II said when he tried to enforce
pieicopacy on the people of Scotland. )1
does
jects
on the
.was
directed
whoseeZed
on the
of their
ground
opened
against
opPosit
ng
-li
syr
e
to be
si
edits.
n
Ad.miral
edonbt
streugly
e Of
a, pretty
of the
entrenched
the square,
no .long
brisk fire
Dan, and
enemy,
and
easy pe
rit is reall
of faith as
Yet, loo
we would
the man
suade
I O. monster
he is
is g at
: led
o laughs.
ourselves
of cru
pf mercy.
it from an
to think no
Ver
quz
•
lty, as void
ther view,
the best of
much of
• Catherine
Clure,
LOCKHART--;-In
Annie
I, aged 27j
AIRD.-In
Laird, Sr.,
egeil
M. Fiench
years..
elores
-flCD
Mills,
47 y
si
aged :3
.
relic
ars
eltil
wife
on
yeete.
of the late Joh
Tad 6 moriths.
Op, on the 22nd
of Mr. Geo. Lock
:the 18th inst., Samuel
Mc-
nst.,
lart,
1
Ft-
1-3
1-1•1
tid
0
I
d.J
o
,
-iviAmm
TH BARGAIN RousE ,
lien the rule of a majority vio•
.
ace to the conscience of a minority, as
the cases above cited they ha.ve s.
;ht of appeal, and that to the highest
int in the universe. In • the cases
determined
. number
with
insurgents,an
ber of
of
which
lareebos
to hd
buses
to bre
thy
ie d
the
nd
k
strong
fort, and
baggage wagons
the ranks 0
had quite a
-voiced f
had a-
the
num-
Rows
the la,ughi
weakness
mreatnres.
'pages we
popularit
we
s and:
Th
s love
sy Skill
do, is elm
follies of
se ht11110
to read
in ox'
ted by the
our fellow
ists whose
gain their
ibiting the
,
.
TRY WILSON
g If aloe
Young
in3* town.
too:
,
&
and
8,6--
1
Yo
apa
!otices.
NG'S new 50
Teas; they cast
'
,eint
t be
bd
til
Wfi
)--3 t•-4
•
e
STREET, SEAFORTII.
that was used, the
do
in hums'
entioned right
peel was hotted, and in the course of
tie their wrongs were righted and
eir cause made triumphant. But I
doubts of
from
SOMe.
who
called
, the
-tall
were
girt
Su ke
swear
tom d
co Int:
tribe
rig,
ithicertain
ils;
whe cotild
'
if neceesera,
explesives
brandy -mashes,
'Old
and
ridiculous
The fears
the wise,
eritertain gs
oin
a the
r: de
ant:
B
brave and
leted pitio 'sly
The absu
by
character.MAIN
he follies of
for onh
dittos into
their
FIVE hundred
dairy butter
in tenets, at
WE W
wanted
the
11
Ma
! tab a
packages of first-elass
by the 10th of July, p
noih Bargain House.
wool at the big
for dry at
eked
862
est
and
REA.L ESTATE
.
--.P.11151 FOR
F Township
. ..
SALE. -Lot
Of Greyecontaini
FO
_
20,
SALE.
Concessicin
g 102 aces,
r --
12,
60
'mot help feeling very gra-ve
e success of an appeal to the same
un t in behalf of the present drinking
,ages of society. • -
He says farther, " Individuals have
rtain invaluable rights to determine
r themselves, what to eat and drink is
Le of them." As the law in question
.and
lager,;
ing
asserted
not
facethey
and
tee of
decoetio I s s
whiCh t ey
:manDer at
that! th •
half I so sad
Were • lot
moreever hey
a patent, or l
,
Waved
the
liquor-setere
, as
of
had
cease
leather
in a
enemy,'
, represented
jolly gond
a right
from
dialled
thr4aten-
fe
by
the
and
were
• in
fows,
vir-
Gov-
which me
and vanit
ridicule, a»'
pathy to
held up a
But it 'a:
the ibette
have bee
: to
, are
Mr
aira
: n object
been
'traits
Bo
etrayed
legitimatel
can offer
ho suffers
for len
often th:
of human
ortrayed a
pride
subjects ol
little spit-
from being
later.
case . that
character
to appear
market pri
below. whol
GIRL
a (rood ser
at EX1
HOUSE
once, a g
sevento nine
e in
sale,
ANTED.
ant•
osgreR
WANTED.
od;
excl
at
i
girl.
0
dwelling
' room
ang goods,
Ise Mammoth Bargain
anted imrnedia
Th highest wages.
i ce, Seaforth. 862
'Wanted to rent,
ouse, containing
. Apply at the EXPO3ITOR
onse.
62
ely,
pply
at
from
861
acres cleared And
the balance is
premises a good
stables, also a
miles from Eth
Ruaddway: one Illile
6 miles fro
aparticulars appy
0 rapbrook P, 0
in a good
well timbered.
frame house,
good bearing
1 Station on
from the
Bruesels. For
to VALENTIN!
, Out.
sta e of cultielction,
T ere is oh
log barn and
or hard. Iti
the Great Western
villag of Crantirook
te ms and further
FORESTER,
864-13
the
frame
is 2
1
.
ONE HUNDRED
..............m..........43•••
.
ENDS ASHTON'S BEST PRINT.
ies not interfere with any person's
;ht to eat or elrink just what they
ease, to . bring forward a proposition
ernment
a,s much
a mind
#sel to
of ttds d
tol-whe her
*lee
adly
it
or mi
stuff as
killed off
and
th
a
sell
y had
lot of
rather a c.
should coils
has the h
r cat
an
ocri
re, than a
our respect.
y of Peckspiffbeen
icture - that
: Not onl
hel
office, Seaforth.
BOARDEB1
could accommodate
or gentlemen,
I
WANTE .-Mrs. J. Haegan
a fee boarders, either ladies
on reason ble terms. Residence
FAR
, o
tail&
fre tr
FOR
Lot 2 Concession
r 50 am'ee,
tum.)s
ALE. -e -For
13
40 acres of
and well
sale, the south
T ckersientle,
whi h are cl
fence, ; the re
half
con -
con-
ared,
ain-
TWENTY ENDS
-
OF HEAVY SHIRTING.
.
this kind and endeavor to palm it off
an argunaent against the Soott Act is
L absurdity so palpable that to believe
its sincerity requires a greater amount
charity than the editor of the Refleo-
r seems to think eau be found in the
mmunity, because he Bays in another
the fools
allies; furt
shouting
and another
their; way
these exhilor
beverages
wile use sI
er e scooraged
ut t at
ells
the e weuld
tin.
allo ed
it
;if'
w
.
and
br not,
one enotber
these crazy
nanaed
not be
and s
they
and
Scott
a d
imu
oul
these
by
fools
had,
op cif
ating
have
up for der
ness of miln
have bee 's
laughter.
appreciat:
really a
the situat
s on,
and
presented
Ve
he
e tlerhan,
cs ss ie4to
ut the amiable weakl
women of fervid- piety
as eubjects fo
fear that few reader
;fact that Piokwick is
while laughing at
which he is betrayed
on Jarvis Etre
EDWABID
er
and after SI
Butter in dny
- and good color.
tail dealer,
- ABOUT
°inlay,
Godericl
eight
t, below tl e market house.
CASH Wi 1 be prepared
inst..t 8
the 2 st o buy n
quantity and any shape, if
Es war . Cash, wholesale and
str et, Seaforth.
h ndred yards of Dress
to 20c a
859
on
on
p ' new
tweet
re-
88,E
o be
8
der is
bank
There
bearing.
be sold
separate.
horst.
in 4
good hardwood
am, 56
is a goo
'
Two
alonglytth
Apply
P. 0. ROBERT
.
•
bush.
36 with stone
' h
hg house an
never failing
crop, stock
on the premise
VARLEY
Tnere is a
st:ble underneath.
au ore ea in
d ' h el -
sin ng wells.
end all complete,
e or to Chisel-
864x4
good
full
Will
or
BUCKSKIN,
1
WHITE COUNTERPANES
TWEED, TWILL SHEETING S
e CARPETS.
"we well
ter
his
The cause o
Goods, ranging
fro 16e .yard,
-
et of the same article, are to drink n
in taking a stand opposed to
it: gat;d
tie d
Pump w
for
salti;
when
and
by art
truth and
e.s simplicity.
v rtue
is damaged when we
cleared at
rc,
lit the Maremoth Bargain Hose.
-
'EXEOUTOR-S'
NOTIC k
SCOTCH AND
CANADIAN SUITINGS.
vare that dry or go to
e Scott Act there is a sufficient want castor oilatnd
charity to accuse us of being opposed porters with
;he:
the pi
uggists
frightening
ospects
of
then-
a very
sup-
dry
make one
the subje I
..ho ie
t of laughter.
truthful and virtuouel
'
COU
MIN
SH RWOOD FORES
To creditors
of Jas. Calm,
dececfsed.
FLANNELS, ETOFFES, &Os
Here we
ln
h in
But Wig
I ter
s not alone' ea exprese
CHAMBLY
ND UNION
the cause of temperance." . season if
Lye in one short but pregnant sentence case of a
e went of charity deplored and a very on -the other
eat need of it pretty dearly indicated. soldiers to
Now, sir, we may be quite willing to • they '
Nettle, er
vie .or .
hail
sten d se
f:11 all
unlimited
d,
like
The Salvati
encouraged
men,for
battle orec
.
nists,
their
hould
e off
sion of en '•
We often
with laug
nese. Vd
met,
o get
s wit
i e then
but one of its causes
care, and join the man
a sense of , real hal*.
we may sometime e
C°1ZJI(t)TirEfEtuReWs
the Oddfellows
brethren sordially
, tary.
.
OD pOREST, 6065,
ets eve y alternate Mond
Ha), a . 7:30 P. M. Viiiiting
, invi ,ed. J. FINCH,
f the
y in
Secre
pLIRSIJANT
, Statutes
Callone late of
County of Pert
or about the 6th
. _
to chapter
f Ontario, the
lie township
, Farmer, decease.
day of, Februa
1 -
107 f the Revised
cre 'tors of James
of Hibbert, in the
, who dind on
y, 1884, and all
SPECI)?kL
FOR THE WOOL TRADE.
either
the Reflector in
ivoti.d
' be
censure t
e jester
for bringing into /idle'
other Persons having
claims
agai ,, es his estai.te are
tend to the editor of victerions
s present position's fair share of that- theirs; and
a c ow'
"I 'ell
qf
oti
glory
whet iti
,fri
nds,"
cube thin
serious,
we must, on th
DRESS
DRESSI
AND
M NILE MA K
. .
NC
hereby notified
undersigned, P.
to send by
Holmested
post prepaid ib the
Esq Seaforth Out.,
laxity, the abeence of vvhich,, at least it is; sonaeth
sufficient quantity for his present I saw i
led, he so shrewdly suspects. We be., sheep vo
3ve that 116 is perfectly sincere in tak- sidea, the
g the position he does on this question., quarters
id that he will labor earnestly as an riers wavi
Ivocate of whet he believes to be right, retired to
,
ng-
in . dr
ley: tv.re
Sal ati indite
ith dr i
g, ehiht
thei ca,
wOrth
m,
ms
'
teen,
fig
that. a
fired o
retire
begin
the lig
ther
tin
ter
oik
to
an
or
to
for.
a few
both
their
ban-
forces
stow'
whole, ra
of benefa
ness of eh -
hearty la
than he,
cause th:
eorrow w illes
e him'
t rs.
eart
s h, does,
o with
pression
upon-
as one of the greatestSolleitor
He who forces the sadf
to the impulse of fe
scarcely less good
soothing words eau
of anguish which
the face, to change
iiii
Begs to in
doe after
do D41,.EKtes.:11
Mr.
*the' Mie 6.hasnitCS°1;e.
m. to 7 p.
i
orrli
tic
id
s .
SS ALSH
the I edit* of Seaforth that
sday,'10th ' of June, be prepated
the same
LINT BEM ihrsie up
net-fromr
Appr ntic s wa,nted. 8511x4
shed
to
toarr sr
8 a *
on
theirt
ssearitt
t
sem
there
of Jul
will
er
joenuet,ulfiethfuL
ri
b
for th
pefore th
,chrgiettlanuaind
ice (if an
f and nn
, 1881, t
distri
Executors of
twenty-first
surnames,
accounts,
•,) held by them,
nediately after
e assets af the
uted among
the said dee
da of July,
oaf. dasisregla
and t e nature
and in default
th said 21st
sa d James Callon,
the parties entitled
need,
1881,
de-
, a
of the
day
THESE GOODS.
FORGET ALL
.
ARE HOT °AKERS, AND DOW
..
,
OUR STOOK GOES -AT AND BELOM
i opponent of what he believes to be _ away the
tong, and there is a possibility of his for the enemy
am MI tin
:
lori
e I
they h
turned
"He
d i
ver
store
. .
n my
fights
itself into
faith. -Si
i e meek beauty of resigmel.
ny South'.
'
TO BLA
-A- Black
K
mi
'MI " S. W. anted, a good
h, ii. se. ately, Steady
teady
work
thereto,
whibh
-. ...-
)e•
inOLMEST
having
the said
regard only
Executors shrall
D, Solicitoi•
• the claims
t s en have notice.
for the Executors.
of
WHOLESAL
. SEEING IS BELIEVING CALL AND EX
.
bor being crowned with success. He bed I rep
the able ad-
ate th:
line:
1-
live to
who
.ght!
some
A
.
orse's Mistake.
guarantee
Walton.
.
pply to cONALD CAMP
ELL,
Seaforth,
Ju
e 23, 1884.
804-1
. -
II then be recognized as and gets
wa , , sh ;
mate of a triumphant cause and will other day
.
eeive the congratulation of whom? ' .
Just here, let us imagines little scene.
-A few
re will suppose that polling day has ;
osed, and that the Anti -Scott Act well, dres
f Monte
tittle has been fought and won, and 9 i
' d
tat the Anti -Scott Act party are jubi- hour an
payable
nt over their victory, and that the .
hear the Reflector, after his arduous be signed
"-is T)
_ a
-.
mo p•
ed ,.Jan
el s or i
es nttd.
pr .
o E. A.
by r.
eemee.
. s ;ago
1 .t
y
Dean,
a mi
ithe
enteredarm,
after
a. cheque
•
pur
H. Hub
.
'
dle
e opening
for'
or ting
ardi
iw
.
aged,
Bank
8300,
to
Mr.
to
-In the
the battl:
having dis
took poss
very beau
ea it. WI'
the horse
withstans
him • nor
coten rebellion of 1745, a
f Falkirk, Major MacdonaldBAYFIFLD
ounted, an English office
a ion of his horse, which wa
i ul, and immediately mount
au the English, cavalry fled
r n off with the victor, not
i ng all his efforts to restraincan
s id it stop until it was at the
Home
stall
fifteen and
- weighing f
shan
. B Im ported
-olive, impOrt
1881 ; well
be got
DAVID MARTIN,
o
on
a. half
ur
in
proportio
Apply
____.
S • E.
-c f En rush
hands
een h ndr•A
hind leg sine
'k'
ngIa d s
d ; ag , tw
ed and
Lit 1,
1rox
For Bale, a fine
art horse breed, sands
high, color dark
lbs., twenty fiT
and a half
Wonder; mare,
years Old 18th of
clear.. limbs. Pei
onceseion 5, Turn
.ter. 8,
oung
bay,
inch
ches.
ask's
. une,
gree
• erry.
4-4
.
I
.
,
Haying been a'
the e'renle bet
leave Hayfield
forth at 2 m
AND
---.J.-
•
AVID
arded the
.een Bayfield
ach. mornin
Accommo
•
SE FORTH
• Y
bontr t for carrying
a.' Seaforth,
at 5 • clock, and
tio s will be furnish
a
will
Sea-
-
.
AMINE. Fl
BUTTER IN
E HUNDRED PACKAGES OF FIRST-OLASE
TENNETS WANTED.
of -, d Hubloard'e
id long-contrintiedi labor, feels the- nee ;
a little rdaxatiPb., he rises from his the cashier
Big at i
o thl-
notice
re
.
is we 11
hank of
eSE
4 h at
t
k no
Montreal,
h e
11
' •
eigpa-
head of •
patently, it:
ts e regiment, of which, apt
master was the command
A FORTH
OR
v INFIRM
E
2
RYSnaith
p.
ed .or a limite
ae., will be co.
promptitude.
number of
veyed with cere
Express paresis
pass ngers. Parcels,
aid deliver
fir Brticefte
with
d will
Ar
...„.
est.'s Old Standi Campbell's Block
ell -polished ehair witla a -something -and he at
1- thee on the
me-to-earmamiglita-repose sort of fee . ..
Hubbard
onc
h '
c (in t
was sen I
was
f or,
a for
n 1
b t da
,
ery
.
the
Mr.
mean.
or I The a.
time ladi trees
daneholy, and at the Bern
gum which poor Mao
t .NE
'tOR 11
tn door to
of
the
Jarvi:
, ,
Pre
an
byt
i Goderich Streets
.
Ch h S
Oen ure , e
next
rth
o ,
also be taken
lieileed DA
so . .
Charges
D HAY •
mode :te. Patronage
8134-3
.
ig, he lays. aside bis trenchant quill, tithe .
0tie *OM to a stump ; ,he dons his coat the ,vorii:
the cheqn
ad caster, and steps leisurely down the ing . .
sreet, he drops into the place of bud -'ved in time
1.1 t i him
ass of some of those good citizens who out te
as that day so narrowly escaped spoil- street ea k
.
-
-
•
'
.
n .
s behind.
o :ne
h
, a: sie
: e a
.
Edetly
ted
stole
Mr. Hubbard
.
e woman
th man
was heading
in p
.
.,.
Weir
pointed
ran
.
leav.
ar-
for -a
t, and
, -
donald es
the victi s
fine hors
his life o
conceive
.
,
, vgh
f his
hich
. the'
n he thus saw himsel
ambition to possess
ultimately cost hi
scaffold may be easil
fi
.
•
- Ont. All diseases
of the domestecated
at the infirm
. 9+47
notice. Charges
Veterinary Surgeo
Veterinary M.adicin
.
•
0
or , ,
,
,
,
Ho
ani
else
mod
.
s leer
.
stee, cattle, sheep,
Is, successfully t
there on the s
ate. JAS. W.
S. -A large s
t e.onstently on h
1
_
r any
eated
ortest
DER,
ck of
d.
Bricks
next
SPROAT.
THE TUCK,
and I
week. T
86.
• SMITH
lies ready
se tiles from
x3
RR
ahou
2 to
1
_
CB YAFID.
the milddle
inch hire.
.
.
o
J.
..
JAMES PICKARD
.
-,..
..
.
12
ed
41(
ar
by
th
31
ro
Is
ft
or
fo
Cu
til
ea
to
ye
aE
wi
in
in
of
as
a
in
of
to
0
Pa
of
to
in the NorthWeet- gr
ng letter appearedin- the
al last week: 6
[Aibert, May 26th, 1884.
rinformed, whether oor--
on will be able to judge,
e in the fall of i88°° fi
n
ea paper was sent to tete li
en
aotice warning all peoPie. i
Or one P. Moore, govern- a
rorest ranger, as he could a
I. Report says that the a
iwn to Moore, who imme- w
-in his pocket, remarking Is
political spite that had
writer in making such v
row, if this report, he true, Ir
d you,. and perhaps- Your
ow of Moore's conduct
rat step in his pretended
V was to Viait In anyoftha.,
[surrounding countrh sha,
that he had been sent (en
all disputes betweed
rties, aa well as between
he Government. Frac,
[demanded fees I have no
Wing, further than of OP
ded $100, and used enerY
[power tointiMiaate- Dr,: -
he money was for o.Lic.
as to pass upon all alai_ ,
d unless Evans got 07