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SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Aug. 1,1884.
The Trouble Only Beginning.
The despatches report the Toronto
Globe as congratulating the people of
Ontario npon the successful issue of
the boundary award case. The Glo
says the area of Ontario has been vir-
tually doubled and her mineral wealth
incalculably increased, and that the
province will now be able to carry on
her local affairs for an indefinite period
of time without having to resort to
direct taxation. All this is true, but in
its very truth lies a menace to Confed-
eration. In opposing the ratification of
the award of the arbitrators, Sir John
Macdonald.could not have been actuat-
ed by any policy of hostility to Ontario,
for he is an Ontario man himself and
twice within six years she has givele
him a handsome majority at the polls".
The secret of his determined opposition
was simply the influence of Quebec. Mr.
Mosseau, when he was premier and
before it, said in as many words that
Lower Canada would not tolerate a vast
addition of territory being given to
Upper Canada without exacting some
equivalent. Even the Rouge- leaders
throughout the squabble were alow to
take the Ontario view of the matter,
knowing well that the confirmation of
the award would arouse a war of sec-
tionalism. Does anybody who knows
anything of the character of the French
Canadian people, of the jealousy with
which Rouge and Blen alike guard their
national existence and maintain their
status in Confederation, suppose that
they will accept the decision of- the.
Judicial Committee unanimously unless
a gigantic bribe of some sort is thrust
into their hands? The overwhelming
preponderance Ontario will henceforth
exercise in Dominion affairs, her wealth
as compared with their poverty, will
beyond question unite them in asking
that, in view of -the extraordinary terri-
torial changes the award will involve,
Quebec shall receive a most substantial
quid pro ,quo. With fifty Conservative
members in the Commons and half a
dozen recruits from the Bogue contin-
gent, she will carry the keys of Parlia-
ment House._ The Maritime Provinces
may also have something to say on the
subject. They have never taken
kindly to the Union, and may see their
opportunity in this displacement of the
original territorial divisions. Ontario
has won a great prize, but it is safe to
say Confederation, none too well knit
now, will lose strength by this award.
Thiel is the opinion of the Winnipeg
The constituency is y no mea
tain one for eithee party, a
Much to be relied upin.
Tim Salvation A
quite a victory ove
Council. As is gen
City Council some t
by-law prohibiting t
usual and offensive n
streets. The object
Of (tonne, to stop the
the Salvation Army
were from,tirne to ti
and those arrested re
fine were invariably s
and ther places in
Army were filled by el
a test case was dei
Army appealed from
olice Magistrate to
at Toronto. This c
Miss Nunn for beat
reet. The case wa
counsel on both side
Toronto, a few day
consideration Mr. Ju
that the beating of
nausual noise and t
it had not been prov
be vioting magistrate th
°use' bad amounted
a nuisance, he decid
appeal, quashed t e
ordered the immedi
prisoner, Miss Nun -
was celebrated by
places where there a
the Army. 'It will r
by-law practically
will be difficult to p
cessions and perform
are a nuisance. Of
be got to say that the
more can be procured
are not, so it 'will b
presiding magistrate
conflicting evidence an
the parties.
my hav
the Lon
rally kn
nee ago
e makin,
hies on the puhli
f this by- avi was
street parades o
Several rre
e made Linde
using to play
ntenced to
he rank.
hers. A
ded on
he de isi
the high
6 WaS a
g a dim
ably ar
Eia cert
is 110i
gaite
n Ct
n
SEM
11
s
at ()o°
ago.J1Af
ice Reese
elrutn is
t in this
before
a dieter
in fay;
J.
convecti
release
This
reat rejo
detitCla
der the
operative
ve that t
ces ofIthe
Sun,and it may be-all true, but we hope
not. We have no doubt but the people
of Quebec are sufficiently jealous of the
prosperity of Ontario to prevent her
receiving her just and legal rights if
they could, and we are equally well
convinced that if Sir John Macdonald
had to make choice between sacrificing
Ontario, and power and office, that On-
tario would have to go, but we have still
more faith in his Ontario followers than
to believe that they would assent to
have their own province deliberately
despoiled in order to gratify the greed
of the French Conservatives. There is
a point with every person which when
reached, party fealty ceases to be a vir•
tue and we think this would be the point
with our Conservative friends. We be-
lieve they would 'even refuse to' follow
Sir John Macdonald this far. And we
also hope that there is a sufficient sense
of justice among the other provinces to
refuse their assent to any barefaced
scheme to rob one i5rovince for the
benefit of another. If, howeYer, Con-
federation can not be maintained and
justice secured to -Ontario at the same
time, then in the words of the Mail,
all the worse for Confederation."
Should such a time ever arrive when.
Ontario would be required to sacrifice
her territory and treasure in order to
satisfy a spendthrift sister, or withdraw
from the Confederacy, she should most
assuredly step down and out and set up
house on her own account as an inde-
pendent Crown colony. The people of
Ontario should give no uncertain sound
on this point, and the sooner they make
their position and intentions thoroughly
and unmistakably understood, the lees
probability will there be of any such
assault as that hinted at in the above
paragraph being attempted.
THE death of Mr. A. II. Roe, the
representative of Lennox in the Local
Legislature, renders another election
necessary in that constituency. The
Reformers are already to the front and
have chosen their standard-bearer, but
the Conservatives have not yet selected
their man. The Reform candidate is
Mr. G. D. Hawley, a former representa-
tive. His nomination was unanimous,
and the prospects for his election are
said to be very favorable. He is a
farrier, an --oldresident, and a man of
considerable ability, and is - said to be
universally popular with all classes: -
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ho will s
irnpossibl for la
reconcil the
decide bei weep
OUR esteemed loc
who has many ma
who, ever since its in
practising with indiffe
somewhat difficult fe
isrn,—riding with one
lie and the other on t
and who seems to be e
lest THE EXPOSITOR
ably received by eit
having given a false re
contem
ers to ser
ption, ha
nt aucce
of eqn
ot on the
Orange
4rar
e, an
s bee
s th t
striamCathci-
-
eedingly jealous
ould be favor -
r, accuses us of
rt of the eieecL
delivered by John Whi es M. P.,,
recent twelfth of J celebra
Clinton. The groan gronndI upon w
bases this accusation that our
differed -in some resp Its from
ports which appeared i
in the Toronto Mail
papers. The reason
easily given, and
local contempor
Mail was " fixed
Whitesaid man
Orangemen which his
Mail knew -very well
judicious to- place
public' in the
used, aid , - conse
many choice pas
others wee so vi
we venture to
he were to spea
recogeize thern
temporary and
copied the repor
hence the simil
on the other
report, and whil
is w
" for
thin
mann
quentl
ages
tried a
th
n a
i h i
repor
re
ts own columns
nd some 9the
this 1 nit
known o ou
e report th
blication Mr
II .
el to his b othei
uardian .f the
ot be
neral,
guage
eporq
iand
•te, if
• not
con-
Ipapees named
ail ver atim,
HE EXPO 'TOR,
spared it own
not prof ss to
that was said,
t wa pr serv-
ubli hed were
del ver d, so
rary say, an
thol es o any
vas •ot - ours.
in by ins lting
as o .gve a
was :aid and
Would
ore the g
and la
in its
re on?Iitte
change
say ev Wh
honestly, woul
in pri t, and on
other
of th
rity.
a,nd,
we di
give a full report _of all
the connection t
ed, and the po
given almost ver
that if, as our c
insult was given
other pers.-One, th
We had nothi g
,
any person.Oar
truthful report of
we did so.
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rough
tions
atim
ritem
ol the
fault
to
objet
what
IT is rumored that
popular Collector of Cu
erich, has-been s peran
deputy R. Radcliffe, w
pro. tern. of the
promoted to the
is an old-time
very efficient on
with his many fri
find the rumor re
concerned.
So says the Wi4gliam
the Advance, for a Cons
is lamentably beh
we believe, quite
has been. supers
true that Mr. Radcliff
pointed his successor, an
ly cruel for the Advaac
feelings in this way. M
been made to feel the co
1
old adage : " There's ma
tween the, cup and th
an applicant for the' pos
good backing andetrong
appointment rested wit
Farrow, M. P., and h
preferred sacrificing on
blood relations,. a4 had
Mr. Asher Farrow, for
teacher at Blnevia le, a
poor Radcliffe was put o
mise of something leood i
he swallows his 1:1 appoi
mains true to th e faith.
Afobjections to Mr. cher
we believe, thoroughly q
the position creditably,
services to his party
recognition, and we do
congratulate him on hi
plate
.acancpe
eblre
, land
nds, e
lized
rad th
true
nuate
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OMB
ated
jo ha
offic
Mr,
erva,
e, in
all b
far
dva
yeti
time
at
, but
has
it ie
to h
Rad
ctne
a
-on
aims
Mr.
pat
of
his
rly
oint
ith
the
merit
We
row.
lifie
d
1111
di
ee
14
oty the
at God -
and that
c arge
, -will be
Liffe
t, a d
Cofl mon
d to
as e is
gl
ce.
00
r.
it is
• een
bso u
But
gan,
t is,,
qty
riot •
L19-
e -
is
has
t e
rro
,liffe
s of
slipIe-
He was
nd ad
but the
Tho
iot-1 k e ,
un
•rot 4r,
so eel
d, rid
uatu eif.
and rls•
ave eio
H Is,
to fill
ast
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a
t IS
14
title
st he
ood fortu
•
Si
and hop
emolum
But, we
not have bee
should 'It h
He is 4( m
prime ofilife,
able to dschi
as is the
annuatio
job, for
given.
should b
the privi
to becom
he
nts
0
1 18
hie
his
do
ege
ay live long t4 enjoy the
and honors of his office.
y that a vacancy should
made, and that Mr. Doty
ve been euperannaated.
n, we might
-
and is as capab
rre the duties
say, in the
le and well
f the office
.appointee, and his super -
°thing short ef a gross
no suitable exouse can be
superannuation business
away with entirely, as
s so frequently abused as
a scandal.
WE PU LISH
Verdict o Jad
the counily eqa
-be -seen , that
change i
munioipa
erable up
villages.
whole, a
been m
towns an
put on ev
able basi
as they a
Judge ha
the happ
there is
changes
11
u another column the
e Toms in 4ference to
lizebion appeal. It will
the Judge hale made no
the e ualization o the rural
itiea hut has ma. a consid-
urni g among the towns and
The result is t at, on the
ery el nsiderable re' uction has
e lo the: assessa ent of the
villa es, and they have been
at 60 11113 tO us a ore equite
than they wore be ore. So far
con erned, we elieve. the
, as nearly as poss ble, struck
medium, and wed not think
room for wimple nt of the
ade.
1 I
SjS
tourists a e
from Ear pe
scare.
of the NV e k.
E URNING.— II ndreds of
if
e urning to 1 ew York
account of t e cholera
FATAL I0T "AVE.—SOUtll
is beiug v•eite. y a wave
heat for a few d ys past, and
been at the ra e of eight feta
sunstroket ea h day at Ode
nese in th t ci y is entirely
during th: aft r oors.
A DAK eA 11 ILSTORM.—A
hailstorm stric Tower Cit
last Frid: y. several build
unroofed nd orn down. any win-
dows wer bijo en and a fere -persons
injured. t 11 th crops are ruined in the
vicinity.
SEVEN 11 OR ril AIEVES LiNCHED.—
Seven hor le tili ves were h nging to
trees at thi• m nth of the Mus el Shell
near Lewi ton entente on Tuesday.
The settlirs r desperate and will
lynch all eie caught.
SWIFT ' OR The Natiopal line
steamer Aiier c arrived at Liverpool
at noon ontJuil 4th, and her Mail was Pr
delivered 1r th arriers in 14indon in
.eight days ron he time of its collection °
an
in Nev Yo
I his is unprecedented in
in the hist ry f le ail service.
SALVATIO iY PERSECUTIONS IN THE
STATES.— t Gr: net Rapids, Michigan,
the entire Sal tion Army, n mbering
ve of them wo en and
i di paraded th streets,
he police an 1 locked
station for d 'sturbing
tine, tambou Ines an
ting. At R chester
men and ten women
may, were arrlested o
g , while parading th
•1:1 Russia_
01 intense'
here have
cases of
a. Busi-
aspended
isastrous
Dakota,
gs Were:
11
erect a house, sole°
erect a threatre wh
herself. This She s
cf her arribitiOn; a
become se fixed resi
COLLISION AFS
named the Gijon a
recently about forty
of Spain._ Sarvivo
who have arritied i
following partienlar
of the collisiou ther
The Laxhaml was
steamers were eoun
he Gijon strifrk
ips, and th lett
sunder. The fun
pipe burst. The al
ersing 'the eng ue
ost of the Lakharr
lion. The ciptai
- t ed his wife add ch
all were hauled abo
rope. The Lathan
elites after the Colltei
began to Sett e.
prevailed. The, ca
revolver in his band
k'eep or er. Plissen
fighting for their liv
1. wered and filled
c uld n t accoMmod
hose i ho secured
•t4 keep off others
ijou sank bow
d Ick as criwde•
omen. The eitpta
o the b idge. Ili is
p rsons erished.
eforx L Dexdon.s
The Reform demo
b ook in the Owns
t e auspices of the E
A gociation on Thu
-wee an entire enoces
Tae weather ia th
day was most delig
ou t an immense er
attendance being esti
one and two thousa
portidn of w1iom
tunat ly, however
pl ce, and towerds
rain set n whica in
wth th proceedin
WAS bele] in Porter's
spit abo t a mile fro
pr ceedi • gs weri3 enli
during t e afternoon
se ection of the b
B ttalio from Brus
sp akers ere I sten
ti ely an the g eate
va led.
StlAt t
achan
Preeiden
As ociati
sti ring address intro
pr
fol
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a , good' site and
ch he will manage
ate as the height
d i 1885 she will
ent of New York.
e. Two stemmata
d Laxham collided
mirs off the coast
s o the Laahana
Et4gland. give the
: Oe the evening
w s a thick fog.
goirig slow. Both
ing their whistles.
he Laxham amid -
✓ was nearly cut
el Well. and steam
ief engineer in re-
am horribly scalded.
's p ew boarded the
oti the Laxhara
Id to himself and
ird the Gijon by 'it
Bank- twenty mie-
n.'Tice Gijon semi
Terrible confusion
tain stood with a
but was unable to
ers and orew were
s. The boats were
o the utmost, but
ate t
alf the people.
lac s were obliged
wit
knives. The
rst.• The -qnarter
With men and
1
n 'a d officers were
(esti ated that 130.
rail ott in Grey.
str
tion at Oran-
ip Of Grey, under
ast Huron Reform
day of last week,
iu !every respect.
eerily part of the
tful and brought
wd 'of people, the
IS
at d at between
d .eople, a large
er ladies. Un-
a change took
eve ing a heavy
erfered somewhat ,
6. The meeting
backed up by Thos. Farrow, who nov
held the seat for East Huron at Ottawa.
Dr. Sloan's speech was a sharp and.
incisive one, and Was well received.
DE. M DONAL
followed in a mast
he reviewed the
Reform party in C
upward course in t
alism step by ste
the Family Comp
munic'pal rights ;
, OF WINGIIAM,
rly addreee, in which
early history of the
nada, and traced As
Lie interest of Libe
l*-
. The overthrow Of
•
at ; the oh aining 6f
he secular zation 6f
the clergy reserves ; the a, olition 6f
seignorial tenures in Lower Canada,
and Confederation—all bad been the
work of the Reform. party. ' SOMO Tories
boasted that Sir Jn was the father of
Confederation, butwhen it w s shown
to these gentlemen that Sir J hn Ma4-
nald and
ed Elgin,
igned the
deration,
they would have to relinqeieh thet
claim. Ile closed his remoras with a
telling criticism of the Dominion finan-
cial policy amidst loud and prolonged
cheers.
ME. A. M. TAYLOR
gave an excellent address, dealing with
general topics of irterest to t
electors. He looked for a bri
for the Reforro pax y and looke
with confidence t the claw
beight day for Refc
the young men was
and. brought loud
gathering. He co:
the following res(
seconded by W. El
donald, John San
Scoville, 'who the
were three of th
minority report a
field Bleed
represen
a five who
ainst Conf
e Liberal
ht future
11 forward
ing of a
rm. His appeal to
exeeedzngl eloquent
applause from the
eluded by reading
lution, which wait:
lierr,-and carried t:
1
THE RES LUTIONS. .
" That this ineet'ng pledges ts unanie
mous,unswerving a d continue support
to the principles of the Refor partyi
and that it desires o place on ecord at
this time its profou d sense of gratitude
to the Hon. Oliver Mowat, the faithful
champion and guardian of the:people's
rights, who, though assailed during
many years by ever means w . h ..
ruptiou and malace could Bugg ,st to the
leader of the J Do inion 'Government;
yet in the exercise f sagacious states-
ma,n ship, detetmin d and well weighed
conviction, and thesterling courage of a;
Christian patroit, d d not shrink from
taking the political existence lof him;
self and party on the issue ofthe peca
ple's rights, and the preservation of
Ontario's rightful p ssession, 0,pd after
arrying the banner f Provincial autons
my through two e ections tol victory,
as consummated the grantEd ' t;
Provincial statesma ship by sue eesfully
rode, a beautiful s
tile village. The
'end at intervals
by the musical
nct of the 33rd c
els.. The several o
d tO most atten- h
t enthusiasm pre-
e apelointed
Esq., Ree'e of Grey and t
of the Ea -t Huron Reform f
n took the
our Thomas
hair and after a h
need
nos, o
Thatgentleman, 1
s loudly cheered;
maintaining these ights befo e nng-
land's Privy Counci , at the foot of the
brone, to the utter overthrow ad con-
usion of Sir John L. Macdon id and
is colleagues, who iad with p rsistent
ffort striven t4 stri the fair rovince
f Ontario of 62,000. 00 square -cres of,
ier legitimate territ /dal area."
" It was then moved by by Sas. Fere
24 persons, twe
two color° , wl
was arrest d b
up at the 1oiic
the peace ay
drams, an e
New York, eig
members o th
Sunday foi sin
streets.
THE C LE
Marseilles, tel
rovement at
'holeraic leat
aily avera ;0 o
nesday, 48 in
8 on Sal ird
1s
ndayree bondoulon the nig ti: ve om all ails
h. se, f
u.
rolated ea es
arts of th di
eclared seere al
A RIVER I OF
O.'S. distillery I
mense qua, tit
was burnei 1
combustion of
by a workml.n,
he cause of
ifrhiskey wa ow
10
-ti
ew York i arti
he countr far
'frhiskey floN ed
y -five barrE s w
hiskey wa d p
undreds o m n
A BRUTE L N
aron, a _e ach
the house of his
1 wyer, at la,
f iended hi
nrsing a b
nd threw
illing it, an
t e lady.
nee. The
nd
men took hi
eand riddled
This is the urth
Within a mo ith In
t°ve been g ilt
Men. J
CASE Oa, LU,
t e hospital
t eatment a is
ho is suffer ng r
hich affect
mt
lump jaw.' It i
la
scess on r jawt
ppoeed to e an
icroscopica ea
ntrary. T e
ntein vege abli
th those f tin
ttle. It is up
ting meat fro
ease. An • pera
The cas exi1
is the first ne re
Id. States, t ou h
ready been ecor
MRS. LANG% Y.
s sailing fr
•
LEON. A. er.
vincia Trees rer.
comin forward, w
at one proc ede. to deliver a tell-
addreas of over a hour's duration..
This was the firet time, he said, that it p
had been his priTilege o rose a bodyii
of elector in Gry; th
IBANNE TOWNHIP 0
but he kn w of its rec
Mi. Gibs u in p+t y
that fact made I him
• am'ongst riendslof ti
He' dealt in a rhaste
the) Natit nal Policy,
th tariff had heen
• wo king s far Lae the f
e ity was c ncerned.
fare had in noway
pri e by t e National
the rnai ufactured rticlee for con•
c
sun ption ad beeome more costly. The
far • ers h d received
---Coneut Maso, a
raphs : " Ma4ed im
arseilles and Toulon•
at Marseilles from
0, fell to 43 on Wed
11
rsday, 38 on Friday
and 36 on Sunday
n 12 hours. ortelity
is also declinng. A
a fell from 40 to 15
reported fro various
ni
ict. The epi ernic is
Arles and Ai."
HISKEY.—Ovbrbolt &
t Connelleville, with
ehpuses and an im-
of whiskey apd corn,
week. Spontaneous
1 dust, or a elger left
supposed to hone been
fire. NearlY all the
d by Philadel Ina and
!The flame lit up
.
miles, and burning
wn the river. ;Twen-
e rolled away, and the
ed up by t e mob.
became drun .
HED.—A w ek ago
u, colored, !went to
ployer, Col. Willis, a
ey, , Georgia,who be.
finding Ma. Willis
switched the child
st the wall; nearly
attempted te assault
etunS brought assiSt-
ed, but was ceptared
Saturday night 260
of prison, hueg him,
body with pullets.
lynching in Georgia
which] the !victims
of assault on white
'That this meeting desires on the
art of the Reformers of the Est Ride
rd is higs appre-1
tend take by the
in the D
ng of Huron, to rec
iation of the ubble
eform OPpoeition
arliament, led! by
d ward Blake, in co
nd opposing the co
ant wasting of the
ir John Macdonald
'lowers and i
EAS HURON, R
rd in support of p
ars, and knoeving E
feel that he was
O Liberal cause. g
ly Manner with s
lad showed that fe
fallaeious in its 0
rneieg commun-
he irbduce of the. h
e raise in!
Polaiy, although,.
0
11
11
ur trusted l leader, d
rageously exposing
rupt and extrava- t
p y y
nd his subservient
ba tling manfully for
utario's rights trea herously s crificed
t the shrine o pol tical nece sity by
er Tory repro elite ives."
The resoluble wa, seconded by Mr.
McGillicndclY in brief spe ch and
arried unanimusly.
The rai, which had been thr atening
uring the evening, by this tim began
descend hevily,1 and the eating
as brought to a close by th usual
yal and party cheers. The d y will
e a red-letter ay in the annals of Grey
wnship.
ons accident.: The buggy was in some
way upset ,and Mr. Tough thrown
underneath it. He re eived s me seri-
ous injuries.'
—While Mr. Wm. A drews, f Stan-
ley, was building a lea of hay nel was
standing on the back art of t e load,
he told the horses to start. T ey did
so, but losing his balance, he f 11 back-
ward to the ground and receiv d some
severe injuries. -
—Mr. A. Innes, of Stanle, has a
Shropshiredoev.n ewe which dropped a
lamb on the lath of January last ; on
the 18th of July it dropped another. It
is not unueual for a ewe to lamb at in-
tervals of a week or se, but every BiX
months ts rare inleed.
—We see by the Batavia, New York,
Spirit of the Times, that W. M. Savage,
formerly of Goderich, has the eoetract
for the erectiOn of a large sewng, ma-
chine factory in that city. He had inst
conapleted aeother building f. for the
naannfacture of harvesting machines.
—The total receipts ' for circuit ex-
penses of the Blyth circuit Methodist
church, for the year ending 30th Ju
1884, were $766.38. This ammint vir
made np as fallotes :—Blyth, 76 me
beret $445 • ; Sunshine 68 $211
Ebenezer, 23,;$110.
—One day l'!ust week Miss Bessie M
Kay, of Goderch, and Miss Richards
of Toronto, walked from the residen
of John Buchanan in Colborne to Da
lop post office, and back, a cliStante
two and a half miles, in three -quarte
of an laour.
—Mr. W. ,. Griffiu has left with t
Clinton New gra a Bible printed in t
year 1639, or nearly 300 years ago;] it
yet in a geed state of preservatio
though showing the traces of age. A
hope our contemporary will make go
use of the book while it kemaine h
possession. ' -
—Mr. John pablimantof Exeter, h
.5 party from ay semmoned before
McDonald, J. ., charged with Medal
cutting timber on Canada Company
land. The case was eettled by clef°
dant paying $24 damages and $2.
cost. s oue be a warm -ng tie a
who trespass on Canada Conapany
land.
—Mr. Walter McGowain of East W
wanosh, delivered 8 sters, averagin
1,245 pounds, Blyth, on Monday. /
Thos. Ross, the same day delivered.
steers, some three-year Olds, the re
two, which aVeraged j.,325 pound
These steers were fattened on the gras
Mr. Watson, ot Blyth, was the pur-
chaser.
—On Sunday last while Mr. arid Mrs.
Hunkin were driving on the Thanaes
Road, Usborne; east of ,Farqua.har, a
couple of bicyclits, from ,Exter, fright-
ened the horse, thus causing En to
upset the buggy i throwing the occepant
n the road and seriously injuring Mr
Hunkin about the head and shoulder.
—The MethPdists of Varna Ciroui
have discontinued the use of the 101
CanadaMethodiist church on the Goshe
ine, and intend holding eervice here
fter in the bui@ing forinerly occupie
y the late Methodist Epicopals. Th
our of service in the Brucefield Meth°.
ist church, ha's been changed from
0.30a. m., to 230 p. m., , Goshen line
eking the former hour. a
—While t th dg h
bank Dear the salt well at; Goderiela o
Monday of last 'week, a gust of win
caught a lad named Eddie Viles,
hurled him down the deolivitons ena
bankmeut. The lad was I forced abon
half way dowri the steep, and Wa
knocked insensible. He ,was terribl
cut about the head and face, but is abl
to be about- again. It was a strang
accident, and wonderful escapee
AUGV84' li, 18
in the employ of the Toronto G
specter Mewburn paid fir to
Mr.
ayw. eOiinnaMerosntad.anyd t
ih
eat
collector, will eller ly be promo a to,
Customs Offipteiiienelnal enar Ot, ehasnerodip di tly es et s f
Radcliffe, the very effieient epta
icaot_lilpenActraeoxrosanbmgi i nation cf
Ttmoj ,(. nit v. ei.
ronto
who wdoebaltnaeltaie:dethhtehoranors reatheniatie,
arth, son of Mr. S. Hogartileof S ep4
E n_g 1Ri Fprae: ihcehr adrael oGnenronr,the estee
ep4aePtafirivseh oPrrisei years, St °f Whash11lfgtibel.
ed by His Lordshipethe Bishop of,R
to the parish of Maidstone in therm*,
of Essex. Il'ather O'Connea during
residence in Wawenosh, hat endeared
Dand
elYmmaersetaeyini nfgdtoesdt everybodywemii contact,ofar ' hai wws aii se: hhitwstpothlsef°,11v1
ne, of the conartennty. His pastorate
spiritual but in natural thmgs.
as. been wonderfully s ccessinl tee ely
purchased ten acre of land, er
ted a
handsome brick residence withestabla
andoutbuildings, laid out the g °wide,
beautified the churth, and not nja a
ml' this valuable property clear ofd bt, but
Ce
r, a small balance remains in the tr fume
-- These results speak volUmes . or ‘
of
rs energy and eiate prise of the ret.
erend gentleman. Sunday even.
he mg last at the close of ,th eervice eii
On
h: Pc oanritsahirinegratiPeraerslyen$2130d0h, itanel token
theirtheir affectionate esteem and
, rea.
vs day following a number a his -eke Jr
od and other friends met at his, residena
is at a farewell baricheon in his hoor,*
presented him with an addrese, aeons,
ad Panied by a handsome silver watt
pitcher. The addr as was read by Bee
irs Father Shea, of Se forth. I 1
rt. From South rn liflanitoba,
7-
(/3l!.•Wheera°tP,swhich is simply rend D
my six suretoers here I have not seen
yaOreur1000wkiiingorwreeipi,oipedearrittiojui.t:
ii
irig. , hsoaurytehsearnandiagnoiotdo
more excellent prospect for an early
bYaiethldiststsolvne. h
Ia
ev
peae in '
, now of wheat which, of course, is the,
at
staple upon 'which the prosperity aftb.13
88: settler depends. theta that were seen
in good season and not damaged is ,
frost, look equally as well as the whea
but there was a large amount of awn
oats sown, much of it late in the semi
and this, as naight be expected, a faffr
ure. Oats being such a drug en the
market last winter, most of the fennel
sowed but little more than will eu 1
their own needs. This, together w4
the fact that th.e crop is a partial fail -
tire, will place oats at a pod figure next
t fall. Indeed, they continue to advance
a stead in eying risei.
.
from 15 to 26 t per bushel durL
- the past six weeks. But 'tyres eve;
a thus. One season you find oats going
O a -begging for buyers; the next, falIllefil
BOW barely enough fertheir own require,
meets.
ba
in
• wo
, n
• the
• sch
ore
tha
ch
encha
0
cc
oc
ca
68
di
ed
it
it
al
go
on Friday las, the
Ms. Langtry , She
shortly after freven
tight fitting drab
jaunty little 4p. A
tosay good bye was
MIs. Langtry will
ready she hs a,
middle f N
gust 11. bont
1 return to New
eries of en, age
ich will be 'n liTew York alone• Be -
ides A Wife', Peri and Galatea she
i I add two r• w plttys to her repertoire.
Out of the prol ts ia1styear she hs "sT in-
tedi $65,000 in w York real state.
r profits for the eason were a trifle
r 882,000: ;On hier returu she will
at
vi -
Y JAW."—Surgeons at
'hicago have nuder
urphy,27 years old,
m a horrible disease
e and is knbwn as
in the forml of an
and it was t first
rdinary abscss, but
ination proves the
cess was found to
parasitiee idjentica1
•n the abscee es on
sed to be ceased by
cattle having the
ion will be perform-
ed some interest its
ported in the Tjn-
catie3 have
ed in Germany.
mong the passen-
w York for gnrope
most prominent was
reached the Arizona
'clock dressed in a
nit and wearing a
ong those or hand
Freddie Gebhardt.
aye but a brief rest.
engagenaent !up to
vember, beginning
anuary 5 net, she
ork and cominence
ents, ten weeks of
•
11
78
ov
NO RENE
ced values
1 and other porn
h had been 1prorr
Conservative' pr
me. he papula
sed, al
tbe
ice;
ITS
for , heir grain, to
B, although w
o them by lo
rs of the h
d not iu- to
oditii
isedi
mot
io
though it hadbn
Efflux of c tiz
uld create a
for the disposal! of Veliy
CoU d be raised upon a far
time that the population o
ma erially increased. waa
Ma kenzie regirne, a d th
spe ker
• PROVE
fro the s atistice of t e Biui
dus ties.. J he cohnty mf u
witill the first in Outs', io
wea th an general prospeOt
in t4ie fac that it set 133
the hers t Parliemen the
cQnlptyiu lanadal The ho
of Sr Joh and Mr, Al redt1
res ective i °Hewers
and Local arliasient
ed iik a sea hing reanne
veto ng of Provincial
seve ely eo damned. The S
and the lie
disc ssed,
the seeake
contended
and na(3- Huron iTot es.
onie market There is a lady inClinton, w
hing th-at but two exceptions has not sle
•
The 014 from home fr' 411 yeafrs.
anada had
—Mr. W. Perue, Of Goderic
nder the ,: ship, lost a mare and colt the ot
s fact the ! by blood poise mg ; they Were
eau of I
opulatio
, and al
re Liber
any oth
tile actio
and the
$300i
The Methodis s of Ethel hay pur-
n-
chased the resid nee in that vill ge be
n, louging to Dr. Carte for a par onage.
ij The price paid as $ 00.
so
al • —Ur. Joseph, edl y, of Wa anosh,
er ' was felling e tree whon part of i fell on
him, and he wa SO Seriously njured
ie that he is not ex ecte to liv.
o, with
t away
town-
er day
worth
• th Dominion
•as In xt criteis-
aikdf
Sir John's
etion was
reams Bill
werethen fully
d Wa taken by
ssfnl y proved,
ent ere
sscs,
instance. The
in artegating to
of l railways in
en I built with
al 'money, •was
trenchant style,
i.h Ontario
railway distri-
y shoiwn. The
cledrtd his re-
ap eal to the
o staid firm in
tree to their
ile° , and the
wlici had ever
e !•1 fender of
app ause and
er as e resum-
eg 91
that the L
but he att
•
•
acti n of t
theMselves
Ontj.rio, w
Pro incial
shown up 1
and the un
had been tr
buti n wa
hon rable g
mar s wit
elect re of
lt
the eform
tried memb
Hon Oliv
pray d him
Ont io's r
ohee s greet
ed. hi seat.
MR.
was the n xt 'meker,
'abet] an hoer, during
dealt with tie queetions
the 1 cense fewer, the S
the ounda Award, in
forcible ma nen which
sive 4pplause from the 1
Timeland again the !town
been is banner toinshi
tests,and he hoped that
remain faithful tis th
prove to be the champi
of th Provi ce of Onta
prole gedDCB. eseLrosA.)N1
OF LYTH,1
xr
paid leigh tri utes to t e Hen. A. M.
Ross land r. Tho. Gi son, and then
Went i on to discuss p bile questions.
The Libera Govermea nt ha Ontario
had treated a surplus established a
better educ tional' 'vet m, bitilt rail-
ways, °recto asylenas for the deaf,
dumb and bl nd, and built colonization
roads in the new counties. The Tory
Dominion Government h d endeavored
to obe ruct t e good wor of the Legis-
lature .and i its every ct had been
rise qustioij
nd the grou
, and succ
cal Govern
T THE 'AGGR
eked eac
p Dominion
the control
ich had b
nd meanici
a clew and
irnesS with
ated in the
conclusive
DUO/1401 CO
a ringin
ast Hhron
faith And b
r, Thqmas
r Mowat,
elf to be t
ghts. Lou
d the pea
•
HOS. GDSON, M. P. P.,
and spoke for
time he
of insurance,
manna Bill and
licite respon-
a 111.ing and
rge gathering.
hipof Greyhad
ire past con -
it ;wieuld ever
mon who had
ns cif the rights
o. (Loud and
—Last week Rob t MoAllli
St. Augustine, West Wawanoe
to Robert McGrory,L • cknow, a
two year old steers fo • the sum o
—Mr. R. E. Way, f Morris, le
50 acres of lo 12, concessio
1,775, to Win. ars
concession, and hate
family to the co nty o
—On Friday n ght
person entered he -s
hompson, on he
Londesboro, and stole
gle harness, for bich
a short time ago.
ter; of
, sold
oke of
$100.
s sold
-de toMqv9el his
all, of the same
Simcoe.
last week, some
able of Mr. John
ravel road near
a new set f sin -
he paid_o er $20
—Mr. John Br nsdr, of Londsboro,
had a valuable are de last wee), mak-
ing the third ani al he has lost in two
months, one bein a cow for xvla ch he
refused $70, the hree animals making
a loss of about $3 O.
—A pleasing a. air appened at the
residence of Mr. Arch. Kennedy Clin-
ton, on Thursda of ast week being
the marriage of his da ghter, to Mr. J.
E. Blackall, V. S, T ey took the noon
train east on their wedding tour.
—The south-eaat pa
land concession, &oder
sold by auction on Mo
of 50 acres, with so
thereon and was b
Halstead, for $1,440.
— Mr. Robt. Johnsto
cession of Turnherry,
making some i ropeove
He has had his barn
some changes made in
foundation put under i
•
It
•
t of lot 39, Mait-
ch townshi , was
day. It c nsists
e improv ents
ught by le A.
•, of the 6t con -
has latel been
ants on hi farm,
turned a ound,
ide and a stone
— James McNair, wh. for a n mber
of years kept a seed st Ire in God rich,
died at his hom, Ric emend Hill, on
Sunday morning of la:t week, alter a
long and. painful illness. The dec ased
had many friends in Gcderich.
—The Methodist ministers of Dun
gannon circuit are unfortunate. M ntion
was made a week since of the illn ss of
Rev. Mr. Turner, and -cl,e learn th t his
colleague, Mr. Lagier, ill Ens° on th sick
list, and unable to take any work hat -
ever.
—One day last week as Mr. Charles
Tough, of Stanley, was ion his w y to
Bayfield he met with a somewha. seri-
.•
•
The excellent prospects for a- large
yield of the great staple has its effect
e -already upon every branch of the trade
n Merchants are looking complacent
d towards the winter months, anticipstin4
d a decided " boom" in their bushiest
- , which, during the past few menthe hag
t 'been barely paying e penses. Famer"
e have, for the time being, almost eetirelil
Y forgotten their grie ances and come
e quently the agitationhas quieteddovni
O considerably. In 5 t One helirs very!
little, just now, of " grindieg monopre
oe lies," ec., and the sl int:steerionfeatfinaiimrsowaiilite
towards the present
A, scarcely be wakened ntil the market'
season when wheat will have to he
teamed all the way from 25 to 100 lam
Yet while farmers are. too busy to keep'
the agitation up to i its wonted heats
their representatives have not lostsight!
of the lack of railway 'facilities in thie-
part of the province. About three weeks
ago the municipalities! in thie Count/
appointed three delegates to St. Paul
to interview the prestdeet of the Et.'
Paul, M' inneapolis and Manitoba road:
in. reference to tapping the boundaryat:
a point south of the municipality of
Louise. Thos. Greeniwey, M. P. P., for
Menntein, R. S. Thompson, rteeire ei,
Louise, and A. Clark, Reeve of Derbycomprised the delegation who ,lesint
from J. J. Hill, president of the. above:
road, that they would not be able to getj
es far as the boundarY this seson, buti
that they expeeted to tap the line earlyj
next season, but just where remains to!
he seen. Should it cerrie to a /patter&
holding out inducements there ifs 1301
doubt but we of Rock Lake county evill
every inducement within their power
leave no stone untur ed to seem the
read Within naarketi g distance. Yeo'
pie here are unanimous upon offe *
to secure a competing road. Just bow
Matters, in this con ection, will eneel
remains to be seen. he thing is nu-
take however, the people are growing
cenfident that there will be some relief
next season at least. If there ifi net
the agitation of last whater is huts
zephyr compared with the tempest OA
will yet sweepacross these praiies.
One of the beneficial results, amongst
farmers, of the extravegant days of the
beom is their backwardness in- buying
machinery. Then, they bought -any
thing and everything in the shepe Of 1
naachine, trusting to leek and the born
to meet their payment'. Now, they
are resolved to make ha,ste more slowlY
and they buy nothing but what thee'
absolutely need, and cannot possibly do
withont. Of course there are sorae whom
a machine agent could' persuade that $
steamboat is a necessary and indispens
able agricultural implement, • Th -
continue to Jetty just as if there was120
such thing as maturity in connection
with a note and it M380113 no
work again, and are resolved. to wait
prophet to
torten how it will end in their tame. But J
nine -tenths of the farming comtannitY
are inaking the old machinery do the
till prospects brighten a little beta's'
taking any moredebt upon theirshoul
er. Thisis conservation of the right
kind. Nor does the principle applY to
farroers alone, bufmerehants aud eve/
other class are f Ideas profiting by gle
leesons of the -bdotila All things 004'
only a blessing in disgu se.
sidered, perhaps the; reat boom Ivo
I have before me a elrop report front
the Department of Agriculture,- da
Mountain and Duffeei
asrhieotwieinsgofthe acreage of thts
eljitiffneer elntt liv'
The acreage of wheat is: Ronk Lake)
unties -of South'
k Lake, Turtle.
ain under cal -
rove of interest.
vation in three of thee
ern Manitoba, viz., Ro
, a BeetioPols "f
which would doubtless
—A fight 'occurred in Gerrie on th
evening of the ith July, between tve
men named Brotvn and Stafford, over
dispute of several years' standing. Both
men were promptly arrested by coiastable
m. Ardell, who brought them that
ame evening before Justices Ross and
orland, who m toted them $6:50 and
had no connection with, the Society
i
$5.50 respeciivel . .Neither of the clam
batauts were Or ngemen and the row
whatever.
—Last Wednesday evening while Mrs.
Wm, Strong; of Grorrie, and her son
were returning home from prayer meet-
ing at Earngeys, iheir horse took fright
at the railway crossing and, backed over
the embankmen, a distance of about
0.0 feet. Mrs. Strong's injuries were
quite severe, but her son esesped
with only a few slight buises. The
buggy and harness were considerably
wrecked.
—The Brussels -Post of last week re-
,grets being called upon to chronicle the
decease of Mrs. Absalom Bawtinheinaern
well-known resident of Brussels. She
went on a visit to friends at Wolverton,
near Paris, with the hope of recruiting
her health, but death called her avvy
last Saturday. The funeral took place
on Tuesday, her remains being interred
in the cemetery at Wolverton. The
SO
ch
Pa
th
Ca
Li
lais
tab
pa
'co
:00
gre
wh
de
the
pat
eec
for
age
for
Of
the
leas
'hough affa
Du
rrowing husband and motherless
ildren can rest assured of the syn.
thy of their neighbors and friends lin
eir aftlictioa.
—Last Monday morning Mr. Lueitts
rey, as wakhis wont, paid a visit to
s farm in Colborne, now occupied lay
son, Mr. Oswald F. Carey. Jnst,
out dinner time he was seized with
in in the region of the heart, and be -
ming quite ill he received such aid is
uld be given to him at the time. He
w rapidly worse until three o'clock,
en he died. Mr. Carey's terribly su-
n death, na the midst of apparently
best of health, created a deep se
ion, as he was widely known in t e
tion. He had resided in Goderi h
about 34 years. He was 66 years f,
—Says the Clinton New Era:
tunes never come singly. The tria h
this saying was forcibly illusttat d
other day. Mr. Jas. Stevens, of the
e line, has been laid up for several
days with sciatica in his legs, and was,
therefore, unable to move around wi h
his usual alacrity, and perform his
accustomed work. One of the boys,
taking out the mower,allowed the horses
to run away, and before they were stop-
ed, the mower was broken to piece,
hough Mr. Stevens saw the whole
ir, but could render no assistanc.
ring the afternoon of the same da
the
hay
cp.0
team were atteched to a wagon anTd
-rack, when they ran away again.,
sing further damage.
The Goderich Star of last week
seys : Mr. D. Doty, the veteran Colle-
ter of Customs at. this port, has been
snperannuated,hasvin about reached the
maximum number of years in the ser-
vice. His position has been filled by
the appointment of Mr. A. Farrow,
bother to the member for East Huron,
end who for about ten years has been
•
14,610
jyage
th
.acre
resPec
)3saie
erits•
tool, t
5,404,
TVrahteit);
aline t
am
20 teilelda
tho *s'
ighovon
3v3
t'le1:iib:St;it1E11
E1
n
in:iieuI
Iane
this
teaMee3
envrelopiewocrhin;
the spr
Pn° an
at, os
,afi3t la
p 1 oe
unlmetir
Tbettl:
alfrohtnisioese;rfloar-
were
tolchwants(;
liags
still of
jOn 1.
This 1
nfellrAt,rsme::
but bo
h
atoes a6iye etde
i b. eit:41
13:e
1.
imsetpt rol lia6AlonEd411;fStalgoreshy
ing the'j
and t:i.1
closnrC
rath er
01
glan
ran: Jai
cart v.
tthehey fil et
2121311Ctail
the sen
leo
Lnol ::: Ikti 0w:0:fa:to:. 1!
il
vtphhauaeeesr8:1113.
Layt,33arttNtilh.eitufrio t'eo
tomi hhnniejatt;ee:
honebeaa
knoeke
n 1
slietToehio_ es a
etti r
fwohll°nowe
perex.ertiniol
on the
hak
second!
Itis leal
ahead
stb,htair °ern, hsraeoelI.
Wint
freUtr:w itlihaea rieP:1:1:1111*seroel:e* Isxv
Se M
tt
d.
hb ea:1' okns
epectal
sst iie eonnzne de
ted
the getriel
was se