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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1884-12-26, Page 4�, — ---l- — ,- - v- � I - i -11:- - 7 � ---f- 111 - � - .. - 7---- � -- I I . .., -1 � �f '.... -- , - - -- . - - 1�1' . I------ - - , —r- ----v ----- . � . � 7-"'-m Im I � I - -7-7-- - F - I . . . - .� � I --v - . �i � - I I . I � � - . � . I i � . I . I . � . � I . . . . � . � - . I i � � , Z . I . . � � . I i . I I . . I ! ; . � N I I I , J! , i: '.i . � I � � I � � .; I I - . I - - I I . . I I i . . - - � i - I I . . I I . . .. I' i I I- - ."",�J 1. � I . . . - , . I � I I . � � -, . . . I � -.-" - - . . 1. -. . - � -, I I � I - I � . . �� -1 1. � : � I � i i ; - - I . � .1 - -, --� - .- - - - - . - - � - -, �., I - 1. - 11- I I � - . . - I . 1, . I I I , � - , . . . : . �:- � % -1 - , . ..... , .. � . - I I.. I . - 1. � I � � � � ,� � I I * -- - :. � - , � - �4� 1 , I - . i � . ! � ., I . i6w—tz- - -I -� I I � - I I ---. ..". - ,� . I � , I I il ..- I I * . 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I . : . :- . � I . . . i I - - � I , ; I off I I . : � : I 6 � � i , iT E HUROM EXPOSITOR. � 4 . ; � , I 'F'------- - � � . - I 11 L � " -- � 11 I., 1. 0- � I I J. .---- ;,,.--..--- - A . -- .. ----- ------ -, -.-- i . - -�- I i : i � � I - ( I . I . ; - . I � i . E. BUTTEMOK & CO."S in this Picivine ei. It would bia wi irth -s(? infatuated �aa to 1 de iberately g ive ashore. The Oxenholme 4as towed 6, moment, but Ben was 1, equal to the � I - ' i I 11 I � t er sinkin I . Only* five emergency, and quickly Irm-bolued the . . , j,,lat ashp"re to prevent , . I � I the while of the Legislature to conscloIr to rescikbion§ affirming ., . i 4 Reliable Paper Pattorns for all kinds of - � their ass nt - . whether something cannot- be clone to . � head of her cargo Q�f ca tle r ain alive. flames before they had maap much head " I I i,,,y has accompil slied � . . � Ladies' Misses,', Boys' an dll- Children's � � ti Le Nat I DnaLl Pol : Terrible. weather � is reported off 'the way. - I 11 reduce the amount of these Costs f -. I . I . I . . . , � . . . . - Gairmenta, for sale by'HoFFxA.-i BRos., 'I, I for the ecuntry.all �tE iprornoters, pran is- coast. 1* � I -John Green, a former resident of . . ' - � . � . - This goes, to sustain the positio� ta�kefi I Sea -forth. - . I - 0 1 TO THY, Fpt�-,im-In the recent Colborne to,wnsbip,'p,nd grandson of the i � . � ed it-wonlol do; tl el settlement of Lom - I � � . . in these* columns last week. R�re. we - . engagement of the French with the late A. Green, has been left a legacy of NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 11 I . 11 tl te Bout - 3 ary .&w4d lifficulty is d ( to . I � -- ave a successful candidate throwing' up f I � I Chinese near Chu, the F rench - lost 20 $2,000 by the late John Riordan, of . . . I - . ' � t) ie et ha,t Mr. I �o � rat'was ultim it ely .killed. and *93. wounded . . St.. Catharines, in ,whose employ lie had I . � the ,sponge before the case comeg tb' ti ial � . - � - Agr The figure between the parenthesis after - I i P .. I u( y forced i4.t 6 adopting the v -,ry TAE CZAR IN DANC rm..-An attempt biben.* . L each line denotes the page of the paper on which resigning his seat and underta, ing I - essrs John Stewart i and Thomas . the advertisement will be found. � IF - I fl' lbi by the Do- was trecently ni�de.on the Czar's life by -M I p , ?r I im I I ,rey, who have another election rather th" s h o III d 6 r-- an,m . " loosellina I -ails on t1i e Catsehine line at a Ball, foinier residents of Gi : Clearing Off-4ohn NiVillianis. (5) . .� ! i]Aibn b; thait in its railway , ' Clearing Auction Sale --John Hogg, (5 -N � . Poientwl�ore the Czar's briLin h,ad to pass. been residiiW in Dalcota fo: ,some time, . on ! I I I : Ir ) . the burden of costs �bicli the elee i * . general t (at- Th have returfied home for, the winter. Alietion Sale of Farm Stwk�Win. Mcgur y. (5) 9 ant,di lay �. its soldier at that point was found � ra court would- surOy impose. �e I . � I . I i A] e ominion - . : They both complain of IoJv prices d Postponed Sale --S. Moltom (5) ' � . � ! , ent of- . nta,ri6 b3 tl . G:)v- murdered. ; all Berkshire Pig -T. Strong, (5) . I case against him is sornem #. I � , I I Titou r.�-The steamer dull times in ihe West. �! I . � . - P Annual Clearing Sale. -A. Twy lor. (8). ernment this Provino i�- honestly and doubtful; it may be i t ; TaxI.myers'Attention--S. Carnochan. (.6) sustained 4 . -Mr. Appleton Elcoat, of Tucker- . � h)� . icirabl, I Furnes.,Aa, from London toNew Yorki Bstmv Itam-H. Atakins. (5) 1 it may noti but , 7 dealt ,%v [th, and last iiii by 'has DR board'100,00 LDoh Leven trout smith, has entered a sidi against the . Skate;-,-Tteid & ItVilson. (8). I � therp' is 1110 ILI) - i X r slibig' machine . . � 0178 'a I ; . : Notice- -Henry Eilber. (5) doubt about the fees of the 14wy Imean; least,.:tha 1 t1e Ontario Govern ova, presented by Sir 'ibson Maitland p oprictor of the thre . sion, used ,oil his farin at tbe!tin.a his barn . aZ � , ,ap Bunting � I Londesborro Cream6ry-W. L. Ouinlette. (5) the cci�rt officials. These are �� cer - nt�l " t t iall y trie( to , & .to the American Fish iefs Commis ' .,W . to. be hatched in Mi.ehigall and intro- was.burnt down, presumably by sparks Mort . o Sale of Hotel Property. (5) , C D in buying in ber of th ,is- . J Anierica. � , . " - T I e I ej, - CreA is Dead. -R. Willis- (15) . whichever way the deoisioi� of thb, , duced in the great iakes o from the engine. ft coinc-4' up for trial I I - � Roller 11ills-Ryle & Mustard. (5), � la ture to vote-aga W t t. emselves and I Mortgan-e Sale -S. G. NICCatigghdy. (5) ecilirt may go, and lience,rather t a!n i I I I Frxhl) FOU IM-ViORA.r, LITI�RATURrl.- at Goderich. I . i tl Lrn thei out of 6 fic' ( � ; we say it is lam- Kistemackers, a Bialglan publisher, and -1v1t. L. L, Hooper, of i Ex6ter, wbo -, . � - � , --.-- ----.----- -- incur these Mr. Hawley undertakes a � any otheni ise prez 'the I author, of . . . - . I an indecent is pursuing his studies al� the Toronto Val new election. The Legislature sbculd . tAble to know tl at so Des I . , � I . Q -% . a I . I novel, have each been lilled 1,000 franes School of Medici.ile, '-vas sent by that in - I r � - N 0i Bible inen as 1111 .st ia-%r,e been at t iat I 11 oil as a repy - � if r a 'a" . k P .5 i t o r I I try and devise some remedy fb,r this MI I . MI sente ced to � a I aorith's imprison- stituti esenta'O,e to the all .V C71 I': . �- � - n )eimit in I a I - ----------. -- next sessiGix,if possible.* onvelq � til would ] I the I selves I to nient for selling th6 n el in :France. nual dinner of the Medical University, I I .- ( � �. f,ejudice as -A d p - London, Ont., which toolic place last - v ar Oiza a pi� I SEAFORTH, FRIDAY. Dec. 26, 1884. � I �Iv so bliade I 4 by I SNow Bou.VD. i atch from P ,ort � ..... - � I I I - I AnIr . . . . -- -- . - - Reli.qion in �4ch4ols. I I - ,; tffirmativ, ly I land, Oregon, oil on says : A see- week. I I . . _-- -- -- 1 � tO vote , I oil tlidse res Iu- ' * - ---- � I I 1:v "raliani, r- Protection and Revenue. ' I I ` ' ond snow storm commenced -at noon 7--Tbe case of Coxwortl , s. Cy The question as to whetiier rel, J 11S tions. Tile leaders in' W the falsity (if the . . vio I � I If the -Scott, AA should be adopted - . I i I I . . to -day, and is riLging with great - which had been pending in the Division I � L'! pl.( . �Ilgers is Court since June last, was, decided last ' D P instruction shall be permi&d in t )POsitions they w ; e putting � b af 3re lence. A train load f �asse I 1 vor of the plaintiff, who Ob- . 'by any considerable number of counti6s . week ill fa I I . � or � Public Schools is one which has �IeeTi t4eir f0110wers th.�,ir a ssent, but tI tey snowed up between D as and Cascades. . - . - , - � I . i � �] I Six elignies with pro risions have been tained a judgment in his, favor of $38 � or if a general prohibitory law should beJ - n lere cur ning e o1ret"thein' coin- . - . , the public MU d t Ir ae ti . W ,IOU gh . agitating I 0 8 I . ) I . sent to their rescue. Trains on the and full costs of suit. The parties inter- � adopted in this Province there will arise I I ' ted to them du rin � a fit of entllual- Northern I'acific � . � � � The Minister of Education seen; to 4 m4lia 1011 . . . are blockaded. ested. belong to Honsall. I two- emergencies which must be provided ' 11 aom inspired by file presence of the - -Mr. Robert Leckie has sold his farm I solved the somewil,at difficult rprob; 4 ,, .LA-NVL1,;S8NE.1;.S i�-,- Ri.KOTA.-At Tra . � 11 1: . a - for, and as either or both of these events - so] . S, no (1611 t, verlse, Dakota, an arried mob of over on the 12th concession of (,'ray, net. r F, and has hit upon a plan which at" ' Ita,in lim , - . , we be' -� VE Ythill are aniong the probabilities the subject , 1! . . . 100 men on ,1�b.turday I ist attacked the - Cranbrook, to his neighbor, Mr. John Or& wP. -�' i f demonst,.-a- I g lieve has been approved- of by the r 3 tj�p rime o!bjeA Zi i -nocha -,for $5,500. It is a splendid - � I . � court house, broke win lows and doors, Cal 11 I � is worthy of consideration. The first, .an ,,z h, , sentative clergy of all d' .ti� it has ,been' Lecompli .d. I emergency is ho?w to procure proper I exionlinati(lis. 11 � � is! . andI carried away thE contents of the. farni and was sold cheap. : Mr. Carno- I � . On'the 16th inst. the following res011i- Tlier. ,I no doubt b t Sir Johnand. iis" cou�tty safe, besides cor siderqble private chan now Ila-, 200 acres of very fine . accomm. odation for th,e public, and the s 7 . iperty, The affair is the Outcome of land. poilea."g, . I tion -on the subject were adopted by tl,6 :4, :lid "' Iq 1 Frenclimen, mho pro seco-a is how to procure the revenue Go,vernment: I I . -Welia.ve been havored4with a copy -d . " ... a dispute 'as to ,%�hich place,should be : . � . ":e pre an �,hl (I � stration,-would ; . i of the "National March," a patriotic I I 7 I the�county tawn. l� � which will be lost throug 'I sllajil hai e lots, of f ur� musical composition by Eloise A. Skirn- ,,h. the abolition 1. Every'public and high sdAoo i to tl��m elves over i he I � i t . M�DUUTION OF JUN -U.S. DF�3,SANDED.- - ; - . . of liquor licerises. Respecting the first- be -opened with'the Lord's pra�er, aii(R glf�j Iibilit� � of ille, , upsus: ecting owd The Scottish Chamber of griculture mings, of (4oderich. A song in lionor of I � -� - . I of tli.eq,e it' is claimed, that the profits closed with the reading of the Scriptii rep wJi 5 woti Id vot.6 t1i at black was -%i 1 ife has issued an wldrelss bo th landlords tlie Queen is introduced. The composer � - . Zn . : : I aad the: Lord's Prayer, or the prayeir I . : i and people demanding eini iediate re- presented it to the Princess Louise on from. the sale of liquor ellable the hotel- . �! voted for the dut . ju0i; as readily 4s'the I : . ' san4ioned by the�Departrnent of EducaI . I � I duction of rents on the grounic� that the Her Majesty's birthday. 1 - �-,eepers- to f urnish cheaper accommada ti' . 'D . on . . 1 and dried resolutions that were set - I)e- depression in .the ag,ridulturiLl industry ----Mr. G. A. Hindman, of Exeter, has � . I : I . tion than they can do if deprived of ,2.' The portions of Scripture used, 81 al for them We w:)uld ,be very nitich appears to be permanent. It is propos- a curiosity in his grocerY store in. the . . ; I y . these profits and that if they increase be taken from selections authorized o, sux I :)rised, and so w6uld every person ad that Royal Commissioners.- be appoint- shape of a large onion, whi0i has grown . that purpose by the department -of el uw- I .. I ! � -e inear leviate the - sprouts about a foot long ill two weeks, I I the tariff in other tbranalles of their . ed to tal pires to .pres- . cation, and shall be read eIjE tOW,,Itneso a silailar.gathering of - Without com- ! y I I :) ent urgent distress, the growth being caused by the onion 1 � buziness, such as for meals . and the like3 m, ent or explailation. Red orme . - permittijgi� their enthuslapil I � I- : 1`1 NEW ORLE, ANS E,XPOS'ITION. -Cold and being placed oil the top of a glass tuil I - oth& small eating houses will spring up 3. Where a. teacber claims to have td so bvei -run theii j I to u ell -unpropitious weather I as a depressing bler half filled with water. � . I judg ant . which will supply meals but which will conscientious scruples against opening effeet oil the attendancE at 'the exposi- -Oil Friday last, whileaL son of ,John . , ext nt thattiiey Q� uce by . � . ' . a I . and closing the school as herein provid ad j an � . Old be induce , Camin, ,of the I I th concession of Us- � not a5ard 'the other accoramodati -0118 , : - tion. The work of arrailging the inter- ' . . I ad sent ior is being vigorously :pushed. Arch-. I I be shall. notify the trustees to that effact th.e-'-r Party le ars bo give their aE borne, was leading a. colt to water, lie - . � . , I necessary for, the tra.velliilg public. in .writing. I . i . I � � , : I - -1 . - to: what they �Lllo 'perfectly well is. bishop Lero )f the: exposition received a severe- kick, from theallim, J, - I � s , y approves, ' I . : There is little dutlay of capital required 4. No pupil sha,11 be required to ti,kw fals -, a, I nd . inislea linj r, L I s v� ere the reso u- being. kept open on .&indays, aiid re- oil the forehead, which 'fractured his . ' . I I I tQ: fit an establishment wh axt in the exer6ses above referred to I i . . I ends Catholics who are unable to skull. lie was picked up insensible, but I T�p ere m,eals P p � " - thorywhicb. were coil) 11 ' . against the wish of his a,rent or. gu a -r- tioirs, ev�ry on � , o attend oil week days to visititon Sun- hopes are entertain ed that � he will re- . can, be pravided, but v ery considerable 6 - I .. covet. I I dian, e;cpressed in writing to.;the niastu.�: sheolla, wec�- 8�tthe great convertic)n day, after their relig:ious dutTs are per - pal I I I � ca.pital is necessary to fit -up a hotel of the -school. � i I I 1. -Prior to his departure from Walker - 7 iu�, oronto. i formed. : I ! I I I I :1 auch asisnaw demanded by the travelling 5. When required by the trustees, 1114 r FIRE IN AN ORPTIAIT AAYLUIi.-A ville,';wlierehewas formerly stationed, . I public. If, therefore, the liquor busi- Ten Commaudmen I ts shall be repeate4 a' i ----t---- I � fire broke out on Thur:iday afternoon of the hev. .AIr. Cluff, the 1 new English , �. I !'4-... , OT'LL.0 , t:)ek. J least once a week. -- ; . - ; - ness be removed from the hotels it would ' I . . � last week, in the large building of the ehurollh minister at Brussels, was pre . 6. The trustees shall place a cop of �&EKI.A� HEALTA.�Prhlce Bismi,rck Catholic Afale, Orphan I Vs,ylum in Brook- sentedwithagoldheaded cane by Ili.% . Aladeria for lyn, oontainin�r I - I onlibe right that the- Ends t.Lkhig 6 vo- age to) I J 0 of -whoul paristdoners of Walkervillo,as a matk -of y should in some the authorized readings in � each depa rt,' iu� I , 785orpl ans, ment of the public am his health. . i. � I way be protected from illegitimate coin- d high schools ,- I Ii. I were in the olbrillitory the'top floor. the " steeni ill which he was held by . . , � . - . I under their jurisdiction, within one yea.t , ON Am--tRIA.-4 OwIRAGE.-A gentle thell i � . � '� i petition within, the limits of their legiti- I - A lart,e iunibiar wei,',e lost. 8 s. er IT � the date hereof. M$,l L Dame d Diu n w as �re I 1, - , � ` at -A fine cow, the pro rty of .11' r from, . . . on and . . . mate business. ' I ! "l Josep line, who was in the do,-Mito p , I If we are'to ha-ve good 7. The clergy of any denom ination oi� gel,rously wouti ed nibar if ullanior a,. in the time the fire br�keout, made Ileroic- Win. Rowe, of Usborne, was killed by a . . : I hotels it -%-ill be necessary that this be their authorized representatives, , I A.ali Ir4haid, 6-i S., rday- ! fforts to save: the little ones. She has falling tree last Week. It appears Mr. . � 'RE-xiCAN Riq,K� -�A. silver 'Iri I L, have the right to give, religious I ck a � instruc _ )y .. dorie. This diffioulty;pail be easily ov- er- I .1 . . since died nuries Rowe had two mail in his bush choppil: ., � . � I . .- - � tion -to the pupils of their cown church �; I fr )rl Me5ico, weighnig 1,200 pounds, ty-four bodies in all have been taken out cordwood, and while engaged in felling - `1 . I . come by.the Legislature passing a law - $ 1 . ans R-posi - ' � each school house at least once a week, i I Ila s arrive, I at tl�e 1, Ire� v Oi le, x - i of ,% tree a gust of �wind caused it to fall ill 6 ' I .� of the ruins. Tbereare still a iliber . L for -the protection of the legitimi, ate hotel- after the hour of closing of the schoo ' 'tioli. It is valueld at ,200, 000. the direction o� j in I 1. ofpbans unaccounted for. ,posite to what the men I . � I . . : &N 4 1 .1 �A B- � 1KRUPT ISTATA -The Califcrni-;�. I � � keepers. The serving of m eals and the afternoon and if the clergy of m)re : � I . 1 4 intended. Thel.co'w wasinstantly killed -� . . � !. . I I - i � � - than one denomin�a,tion apply to give �� sury I is in ali impov -ished eon i 2 I and the men narrowly esc4 ad. --1 ather aimiliar refreshments whether of a. re, trra H t'�rnn� NAes. F �. F I � i , � I ligious instruction in the same sell 3ol,. iti mol,the.8fate has 8800,000 - I 1 4 -' liquid or solid -nature co-mes legitimately house, the school board or trustees s all ,of [.. -arrian Is out.! ; -? . - I . - whom information -was laid:before.Ntlayor . . � i . D th Th6 rate o i f taxation'for the"munici Mr. Jas. Barr, of Hullett, against - . Within the sphere of an. hotelkeeper's - olecide on .what day of the week . � P,',JFE.r,oR Wli,LTAM'S RE-ILTIl.-Ein- Pality . of Blyt�. for .-the year. 1, 884 is 11 6 Forrester, Of C1 . inton, for #ireatening to , I I � I I I I . . I I . �usiues.q.,' If, therefore, a law were passed school house shill be at the disposal of, - ,r W, � -lay, Mills on the dollar. , 1. I . � I I pair illiam, , of Pr.u�,Aia, Satur�. . I - � shoot Air. Proudfoot, whilo in the dis- I . � I refresh-. 1. - -it is expe ed t lat if,he new Presby- I . a [ ; forbiddig any P'ersonfurnishin or the clergyman of each denomination ait ,%TLI-ii -,ed a ii uinbe�' o I S'licips in the a ty I aharge of his, duty as surveyor, ac- . . - �� I .0 the tim. a above stated, but it shall b6 pl�,rybasing Christmas: presents. ; . lie terian. church in Ch itoik will �e fornial- knowled�ed the offence, an I was allow - M, ents of this character to the public Fn- -. I " I es' lo4l- ad we I and I hea A � -shi some tirnei'lli f - lawful, for the school boa,rd or. truste �- I ly .opened for wo , ; ed to go on payn 0 e [ . . ent 'O��B. less they possess a lie . a � � i I m r ense for so doing, and dergyrn an.of any denomination to' I.SESTA LISHIIIENT.-A circul,%r I as y- I ' I . ! _Owin"cr SS Thon�aas -On Tlnirsda'y of last ii, eek, a little byv the , , . I a -ad that a, Reense be, not ay at h! beeA issue I e, Y, r collector, f9' child of Will. Bates, lot 6, �oncession 3, � . granted to agree upon any hour of the d I I beration I Soc to the il - a of r. ' � : �tho .a- ; w4ich proposes th � e dii ;establishr i [it W ile,3 . r : t 4e to mship !of ; , F, a Glergyman, or Iiis am rized rep � . I . died- .under very pectiliar eircurn- � any who have not certain'prescribed ac-. . " I . (.'r ey, � 11 sentative, may giveyeligious instrilicti (T. Of ? ;he el itirch �, of I hgl. aid be nlad( a Stanley, Mr. Ocorg4l Ste*art, , V arlia, � is r . I commodation far the travelling public, to the pupils Of his own ch �� . collecting for .him. I" . ; stances. Airs. Bates wits peeling turnip,-,, P urch, prciv�d- lea i : I I . ,ding qV esfion in ie coming dectiol s. � F . I , , together ed it be not during the regular hours Of �. f � I . � - I Parsons, 'of Centrillia, y it such as room a and bedding -Mr. i , - .14st and the little fellow, two ears of age, � L . - I . JAISII :: OUNTY 30NVI XTIONs., Tle we' wanted a piece. '.'File niot4jer gave it to R with stabling and sheds such as - the school. . . . � ek bought -0 tu ke 8 th Ugether � L are norw - Ir�sli Parlia,mentaxy -ty �Ias instru I'll xl hi and b4fore very long the child got a 2 1. � P, weighed 63 poand for whiel lie paid I � --The regulations prese-ribill p, the f I hours . : usuallykeptby hotelk-eepers,the diffi- �D I M"s3rs. Itedmond, 'Kely, and . � . � I I )"t- $5.30. � ! piece. in his throat �nd in a very few r, ' ' of daily teaching " provide that ti, By, '. ;I � . cr 1 rilIgton, to: summon co-anty conven Moillen .; eulty complained of would be oveFcome- shall not exceed six -hours in dura,timy, � .1 11 i : . tions -The flax � Mi at, C�,editoii, were ts 0ioked to death- I � tli*o ugho : Ulster, i b ich. �Iie Irish rriei n- -A - ,i , ,e occurre4labout. half a- - A due a.mo-aut of protection would thus. but " a less num -bar of hours - of dai lyl, , . I . � I sold last week, one to A. Hoist, and the 8 0 S fix . � be., s will end., � i* furnished the le timate hotelkeeper. teaching may be determined upon. in aly: ' , other -to F. Wovth, ai�ol ru�nor saitil mile . south of Wroxeter on Monday � A�m r of last week,about Oight o'clock, 91 I � F,i) BoER,� LEA VING TirE TRA-., I . evenin c � while there would be no danger - public school at the option of the tras-1 I `-, there is another to be b4dit soon. . 0 I ' � I � I Of M -Ono- er VA,�--,.-A argelluth rof armed B)Ers � . - I by which Mr. John Ringler lost the fine � tees." Arrangements may, #1 , ef6re, - eavin , the Trari aal for the bor 1(x, -Mr. Chris. Walke. , of Wroxeter, ' � poly, azatimlimited competition could be be made by the trustees for closing the &11 I . has captured -21 racomis, 2 foxes, 8 new barn which be erected last summ or, . The presid 6nt is unab e to prevent' t mir together with this year's entire crop, I allowed between those Who should see ordinary � � I mink, 14 muskrats; an 4 weazels, the .1 - school work earlier than the, detixture. : . . I I � and ne4rly all his agricultural imple- � fit to take out the necessary license, usual hour on certain days, so that One, AIL RoBi3E.-R � xEs 'The wails pa��ing result of his fall trappin,r seas�n. , ; I . ments. The live stock wer'e saved with - . m ay be given for religious instrubtion. - : - � � But,. in addition.to providing protection i be , een amloops fai� Viatoria, British -Mr. and Mrs. E. , Nicol) of I V-Ving- much difficulty. The los� is partially . I . -- . . I � � i CO mbia, have beei t Vobb ad of $9, 000 ham, have reti�rnedto t iat towif, from , . to, the hotelk-cepers, it would, ensure . . I covered'by an insurance of $1,300 in the Z � . . t . . . p I anita,ble accomm � : YI , I I . I -i! Conservative Demonstration. . b nknown parties .; The post-inaster ganitoba, and, intend sia,ying there this Howie , mutual. I odation for the travel- , D � 0 'winter. Mr. Nicol -will in all probability J � We this week devote considerable. ait amloops loses $, .) . � -Mukiicipal matters are very quiet in . ling public, as no person would be grant- I INVILL I . . IMCITIE WILL ..- � � I space to a report. of the Conservative. T� '. I�U�CE I I .D Low= . go into the gr,dn business. . Winglitint. There are tw� candidates , ed- a, license who (lid not'possess the re- dern . ar � , onstratio Pall all Gazet te 1 publishes ur d - -The old Presby �� ia,,i church proper- 1 out for the mayoralty, Ues�us. J. Nee- , 11 held in T61DR to I st ' . . 1. qu-isite acco, m . modation, �ih ile the places' . I ... I res0yeas tement.-fronia, well-inforni- ty in Clinton! put -up by a,uction on ,lauds and (4. McKay. Fo� reeve and . - . . week.' If nurribers ' and enthuslasmI ed' gric eorresj.o#denb, that Hem -y Saturday, was 0 not s)ldat that,time, the deputy reeve several name� have been i � . � 1� . . . . . . . 9 could. be kept under official supervision � � .. . I constitute success tilen. all must adirdi � WodBeeclier.wiiill sulleceed Lowell &B highest bid for' it be �ng $550, joinewhat ,mentioned, but we expect t,6 llwe them a . i ,. I . . ; . V and inspection. � : Ani,,Erioan minister. ' ,' lo-wer than the u i IV, � i both elected by acclamation.' I'lie . ! - that the dem onstration was suceessftil,' . . i . � pse; pr ce. I I -� � The second e m erge6ey to be. provided f V(-'�-ERTY XND Dis,vR�ss IN CHICAC(i.- -A. M. Smith, of London, has -sold present re�ve is a clever an'd creditable I � but if it be necessary to party- success � '. .� I -, for is, that occasioned. by the loss of ; I Gre:ai wam: -j and guffpri�g I revails in Ch i- his two . farnis n Goderich town- representative, but the d�eputy--%vell, � r . � . that., m em bers be concentrated ld I � 1. 0v( ! e families are' ship, two and; a ha n God- the least said about him the! better. For , ;�9 'I cago . �.r 1,800 destitut � I I . I I in es roil . . . revenue. At present a very consider- bDA`t-jd- together by. prigLeiple and t �; the books Of I the county ag, m t, erich, for $9,000, t) Bawden, ,of the credit of the townand Ms own safety I � � . I � - : able, portion, of Provincial and m unie-i- � -t p . i � ! he should not be permitted , to go -j - enthusiasm be arqil.sed by' pa,tricitisru - mg filill.men aro seEking relief, a Exeter. I ; T � 11 . , pal revenue is derived from, licenses. In and a . , h a' .. El who I tave hot I een ,ki Lown as ap p i. -The farni 1tielong;ing to the estate of far from home. ! . ' conselousness� Of well - doing, tli(,;R i: I I . - - � I I ezvri',ts heretofore. i i 0. N. Davis, of Goderi 11, met witil - -" � so, far as. the municipalities are concern- iccess 16fthe demonstration - 0, ox(;!,L.E� : . the late Sitnoii'ShAldr, being' the east - 11 �. � we fear the sl� . 42th c hce sion of H . I :I SMEN IN A COT.M.sioN. -A C, 1. ullett, what might have been. a serious accident' �4 half of lot 38,. i . � ed the loss cam be made good by direct ' � . . I . . can not be considereWso marked. It - con1b 6,Lnm,g a nuumnib, , Congressi 1111 containing 4 as been sold, to Mr. on Tuesday evening. He �vas walking R . 15. of 50 , ores) I . ! ; i i . I - taxation, but it would not be prudent, . �; desee , bill, Thur§ lay Jos. Webster. 5 � - I customary with Conserv4tives to- taunt wa i iding ' L along the slippery path at ti . ! Ca I ' I p I . -1 ." eveaRg, ,.ienil�e,h��rE'esa�taine�daiiLui- Mr. Robert B..' aRlaw, of Morris, North street and the squar when one i at the present time to . stipplement the Reformers 'With .'haivin�g." no policy, b t, . . = I ) 0 1. . . . ma-ii-geab � rate Of Epeed and eras led neax BI tl hitend ec- of his crutches slipped to one side, calls- . I Provincial revenue in this way. If the I ting a brick I I we faacy the anxious enquirer wou d � iRt( i, car E -head. , ' Several Congressmen 'resideir d will -ece ve tenders . for, . I - I I . ; ) upoll tb e .- hobalo were given the protection . . . � n cie, an ing him to fail heav, ily hard I . look in vain through the proceedings f 4 wei-,e inj urE d. , ; . . Ice- His hands being eiiga�ed,with the - . , I onsparvative Conventi ULINLOIS QORN, CIROI�,.----The corn crop Tenders mu I utclies he wc, -%Ic . the same until the 2Dth of January. . which licenses Would afford they could, - the great C . on, ; � � � � - st e addressed to him -at or is una f t6l break . the i . pay a reasonable license fee which would � Of %'Inhois state aggregatES twenty to Bl�!Jh I force of the fall, and sustMued heavy . � find ont'What the policy of that party , . VIL. 0. � . - - supplement the Provincial revenue and thitt y' Milli on bushel s Moro � than for t1i e - I . Wh4rtoli Ho gs.6n' !"formerly contusions on the facel Medical aitl. - - _ really is. We must admit that we tried � ' - (ears, but o i � to low pri xeter, n rocured and we 4re pleased to I . . . . pa4 three. COS Of M w ci Toronto, had -her Was P . . I I I., . I . would assist, if it did nottentirely make and ,iled, unless � we axe to" conclude thei r eturn - farmers Nvill be compar, - thigh'broken b � a frorn a .$t is ni I improving. I - ,fa eet car learn that he i Dw raptolly i I -- � . 0 . Ph- - - - ,KIP for the loss of the revenlie which is ,, tba,t the one and only plaink in the Co 4�- tiV4 � inu smaller. It is estilliateal tE a in that city, one da Iasi; wee :i. She is -Mr. W. A Lamb, teacher of school ' I . ' i now, derived from, the liquor "licenses. aro.p will realize $60,300,000. i , recovering slowl I I section No. 7, Hullett, was before Alr.' servative platfor�m is the glorifica,ti 'f I . All . I � i i Y. I 4� OTHER, D-kx- E PLOT.-CDIL- --&' six year old & ulghtor of Mr. Young, J. P., of Blyth, on Tuesday of Stich a: law, if one could be framed, ' I . I � Sir John Macdonald. He is the c I trad siaorible disquietude as been occagiDn- Youngbolt, ne1ar 'Blyth, had! .the two last week, upon a charge for cruelly and . . . . . . would affard protection tot the legitimate, figure, the platform of the Conser ' ' l,'e ed 4 the iscovery (if a most diabol�cQ middle, fingers Of her rigI it hand cut com- unlawfully punishing Pile of . his pupil,$, � I - respectable r (� I I , . hotelkeepers, would be a pa�rty. Beyond him they have no pri�- Plci� ' o dest r astle. It! i s pleto�ly� off on Tuesday afternoon by a Edward Laundy, by striking hiih with a, the�,,o iniOn of ex erts that the des ". d- turnip cutter. I i . i 99 . guarantee to, the puhlic that suitable ac- ciples and no hope. If he were out �f I p ; i raw -hide. " One blow was, inflicted oil ou of London . Frankl Mete Ife announces that the bo is face cutting the cheek and car. commodation would be furnished, and , . bi,id,:,,e and Win, or - -Mr . y I � the way to -morrow the greai Conse - Cast] were -'planned by the same sell ool he wil . I not be a candida for the reeve- The instrument of punishment was pro - I . I . would in addition. provide an easy and . tive party Would scatter � into .a. thoui i-' .of cki minah .. I . ship of Blytb, al nd the . p robabiiities are duced in court, ,%lid was certainly a, very - � . - - 00 -NAL CUTTING. A' olverful Anf �lo- that Mr. Kelly elSeli rpeve will formidable weapon, behia :1 nearly four I sure Means of supplementing the rev- - and fragments. The members ,'of . tha - P . 7 0 el X . � � � mue whil,a it would at the sam e thylb I Awl Company have signe I a contrax t be elected for amotber year wit lout op- feet long and very heavy. �Tlle young .. party have exhausted their all in adora- . . . . � - for �� 4 attin � . I : ' ' ensure the more easy and efficient carry- I ) ) :rdetres. of �be position. I man was ordered to pay K'45 for fine . . -furth . tio, . n of their chief, an . d 1�.. or than Paa�ana Caaal at les,,z 0afi eight fra,fics -A meeting of fri h of temperance and costs. I . ing out of the prohibitory law. worshiping him and excusing and for- , per I metre, the work.to ba finished ia wash6ldinGoderic townshiponeeven- .-The Brussels Post says: Oleol-ge - .- . . I . .1 I - . two.years. Alarge otee of Europee ..... a lug lait week, when t was 'unanimously Thompson, of Brussels, -.k'ho, was attend- �. gi;iving his follies and foibies they llavo, . . . . . Cantested Election F,xpenses. i laborars have been ... gaD-ed - for decidednottosuppo any candidates for ing the Goderich Model School, arrived no thought for aught else. This is a J : wor I 41- 1 - I D I . I The Globe of Tuesday last in referring th - . I . I municipal honbrs ut hose ;who -are home last -week. In hii fin6l oral ex - 1. I . I . at was really done at the gr e-a,t coi - T�aF, . CROFTEMC 1: R i to the fact of Mr. Hawley, M.P.P. elect - 31 ROPM. AGAIN.-' i., favorable to the Sco A t. amination before the Inspector lie took vention. There was not one. resolutio:L � news from I he Hebri lei's is again v6w, -Mr. H. S. McL '. f Cl�ton High almost a perfect mark, and in the train- ,� . I for Lennox having resigned his Beat - I - . di The erc ft�ars (in the Dr.. -1 School, was last wee olered the. posi- ing process he:captured over'S7 per cent. . or even one word which could be col- Leting. , I . . . rather than appeax before th e eleGtion ,. STr I e, one of th a tion of assistant mathem�,tiaal master in He has been ex � igaged to teaqh at Alono strued in any w ay into an indication :: f of gyle's property InTire � I wurt and there fight the p'tition file-ol inn(ir Hebrides, have s ized three fari rlc,, St. Caitharines Collel �I& Inst* ute at a Mills, and will leave after New Year's � what their policy is to be in the future. whi0h they refus'a. to ,aca e, I against has return says -, ' and - h -, good .salary. Ale h is; ecided not to lor his school. We feel 'assured the . � I But While this was the case as to tbe' GO'0arDMen1; has drde ed a gunboat t:) accept the position. � I s of that school could not have ' at IL t " I -, I , I i h! h , ' ' 9 0�n 41 �tn! ' ' t a- ped';� f, 0 Id over en I . L I i _ ributions � I �'. rin e �s in on1tr I f t[ t i il t a ��l O+ I � Ta"y' I � MI �r , , . e�`O s 7, o 1� ,.,I F I I - [ I I. I I )Ili I I-lu at, i N J- I' � � 4. ' I I ( C 'I �11� � ( sl� I . 11 'I 'j� '� s b *- AT = d r�li( �J . , �. �i 'W1 t4 I t, b I I O'llfa Lon en vath C ii I �nd 131 il rt 'r, 1�11 1 7n, k , it, � I , . ,' Mr. Hawley has been led to take this I . I i . itrustee I I proo�e�dtoihe,islandl��, assist the local -Mr. Joseph Bw�de*, butch , of 'made abetter phoice, 'its .Nlf�. Thompson . . I I . - � decided step,not only by his strong sense future the same calmot be said of ti e ! autiorities� in making eac wip's. . . : Exeter, one day Iasi � "ek w ilked to , is & steady -going young .1 fellow with � of right, bat because of the enormous past. Both rank and file of the part y - A ROUG]i PASSAGF,. - A d ,-spatch fr 3T, i Mr. Win. Dearing'sl, 'of Steph , killed plenty of pluck and-persevetanice. � I I I � . I costs which,. under the present law, at- , were bollind hand and foot as to -�,hat his Quoensto�vn � �O-n the, I All inst. sa. s,- and dressed thirteen hoirs, d made -The, Signal of last week s4ys: The tend the trial of aa election petition. been done, and not one will dare ,'in tl e The steamel.- Oxenhoilme- canie into haa - 200 pounds of sausa�e, ai Ld- was in his 'funeral of the late Rk D. All ii started I . The single act Of impropriety which he . . I . I '11 � , � I 1% . bor �'Io- i her I P.Q M A,n AQ A 6+4 - �-� - �-ur" bn"Q� a+ �;_ A-1 : 4-L "Z - S_ 'A �, I - I I 1 admits on the part of one of his agents I . ��'; uture raise his voice to lam, e 1 ent Over ; . , : il I tfia pos 11 , �, . y on. - The head X and legs of 0 11 V 6 IL -One night last week tbe C r,vv 1%. house of OM 0 r'L C VAL I My, 111 11t as Lt. 6 -A large number of the old �parishioners a ;� 11 Was ol'ona., without his knowledge or con.- . I - _ . I I -, sentl, bu ; � -t as he is now, aware Of the what has be -en done or to accuse h-, 9 � . ' . � 10 � dea4 and iii ing cattle c . . aa lie seen p rc - Mr. B. Switzer, in Cli iton, narrowly � of -the deceased joined the train at Strat- I � � . act � ke feel& that it would neither be leaders of. recreancy to duty or -'truoting� I t ' . I lv� " ough' th y cattle pens an 1�eflector learns with escaped destruction by fire. By acei- . ford and Shakespeare and oceeded to �. . ,proper - , - 11 I 1AOr wise to atte ' � mpt to defend the seat. I lack of patri ' - otism to country. It h , al$ii r the side of * thE vessel. "Flie � Death of J'clnaes 33ethune Q. -0. 0 dent a table o W ich . stood a lighted 1. Guelph, where the funera party as- - �, �� . . , 11 � � AIR, to: the question of costs the expen- is indeed pitiable to think that' - uppex deel is a conf ed . I rr ass of df � a I lamp, was overturn ad, and t e oil ran sembled at+ Hughfield, the residence of , . 1- � � I . sivertess, af election trials, , "r,y � - 't . is a, ing evil : - , so mc�ny ' ble men sensi could. become .. andi'living , -R.ttle. tbrd,vin overboard, Niijy ,, In I carcasses hwe ware washed illilications were received m on a buffalo coat that igniting it. There wai 3 on big -lie floor, i� for Evan' Macdon;�Id a $ , near relative. I Among the mourners were eleven min- I I �, I p L i i- , � I Is I - � . I I , I 7 i � - IF . I of his death came to us as as- peci4lly by the residents of the old Mt_ , , .. - ,6 b unexpected. I ,blaze I . i . : � I : � . . . - . . . � � ! - � !I I . I �. . � , - I I � Police � I . � I I � : late Are I I i I - i i . i I L i i � .� 4 � � I I I - . I i i . 1� I I . . � I : . I : i I � i � I on . d honii� ,,steadin the f, ont of Char- - snaps, of undertook I ; . i ! . I . � I . . I �% . � I . � � . f : ; f ; �, I in . . . A I I I ,! . � to . !the . I ground, sustaining I . i injuriol oil 4-1 . ie. face. The horse, . I I � � : I � - M I by tl)e� . .1 . � H.. . . I � - I . . over a mile before Toronto University of which he was A . -graduate. - .I,- . � I. : � . I . . : � . i I I , ; — . . I . ; i I I . . I . . . I . - . .1. i I : I . . . . 1 4 I- . . , . . : . . r " t. I I . . - I I . - - :. � . I I I . ! , . m . I . I I- . . ; . - I I � I ...... I'll . "- " .-I , . - - : -.... � . -.1 .. 1 'L�--- I ,- - . . M, . . . I I I I - I I � I i I ; i . � . , I - - - I - - � ? www� I — . , . I )ECEMBER 26 1884. . --i ---- - , . I = I I , - ster!4 of the . 9 I , . . -- I tl 11:!r!2MC,a �� I � I I ---- . I I � � -various -parts I Hullett Elon, spe from I of 3diebigan, and -Airg. )f ,the Provin I e. The zaervices at the . I Fraiik Brown and Mrs. Stephen Graly, iouge 4 were, conducted by Rev. Mr. " of Hullett. Her remains Wi6re interred AcPherson, Of Stratford, and Rev. in the Londesbare cemetery on Wednes- T. Itoss, Of BrucelieIrl, and at the' . day,'there being a very large a;t ,ndanee - to " - , ,ra-�,e by lteN . Mr. Meldrum, of Pui- - of sympathizing attendants. Heifuncral, inch. � I -1i � I . sermon will be preached in Londesborc, -4rhe Exet�r 1�eflector learns with Methodist church, on Sunday niornil1g. "Wile 7 - C, reatest re r et of the cleath of Mr. � next. i Ff. V . Hall, b rister of Exeter, at a - - - ...- I - - 1. 1. jilia 6f I to-wn called Deeming in New Z),) Death of J'clnaes 33ethune Q. -0. 0 k Ve . Mr. �Hall had been in poor Ontario is C 11 n m ourn the aealth for BOIT. o time, and2 thinking a I loss of one of its greatest lawyers, and Aiar , ge of chin a would prove of benefit, tte one �f its ablest public men in the ver� .eft On Wednesday, the 10th inst., for son Of -James Bethune, Q. C., ex -Al. P. Los Angelos, California. Sin -cc the de- P., �fvho died a victim to typhoid fever . partjire of Mr'. Hall, some two or - three from Ili , I .a Is rosidenco' in Toronto at nine � .0 illilications were received m O� e _Jr 10k. last Fridiy night, after a brief .)y I is wife, w4ich seemed written while illnelss. The deceased gentlemau whose m tI te best of s irits, and the sudden in- deathis so deeply mourned, m. Ore �Ieli*ence of his death came to us as as- peci4lly by the residents of the old Mt_ wmOthi , ii a mos b unexpected. I ern 4istrict,was the eldest son Of,&U,gus - ',Oil I Sunday before last as R. V. . Bethune, Esq., the highly esteeni.ed Flodge was aceoilipanying the remains Police Magistrate of Cornwall. � janles )f tl�e late Are bihald Hodge from Luck- Bethune, was born in the year 180 - .1owl to Goderich; lie discovered that one 01 the : on . d honii� ,,steadin the f, ont of Char- )f t0e lnrn�,odiately snaps, of undertook the bridle was loose, and to fasten it. In . lottenblIr.gh, where his father now re- sides.. he received his early edueatiOn ++ ,yett lig out of th e buggy his foot caught 'he in the "Old Grammer School 11 in corn in e buffalo robe aI7 was thrown wall -then one of the leading schools in .iea(.Ioiig � ' to . !the . I ground, sustaining , _ the Province. He then went to King ,evere , injuriol oil 4-1 . ie. face. The horse, � ston, where, he pursued his studies a.t Itartled by tl)e� falling of Mr. Hodge Queen's College, and afterwards at the bart�-d off and Iran over a mile before Toronto University of which he was A . -graduate. ,klrsi Whiteley, � of Lneknow, who Was distinguished . He early be- Llso,�accoinpailying � . the body to Goderieb, came convinced that only by the ad . - meebeded in putting , the excited animal tion of strict moral, principles and 0 t?e litol the ditch. ,1v1r.3. Whiteloy-;: ex- formation of correct habits could a suo- libited great �preseiiee of mind o -A the cessfill. career be pursued, alid he at once )CCLISM11. � . practised such habits of raitiril�g i.nd,u,. - � ,,_ ---�The Wing�iaiii advance of last week try and co4tinuous application iii his nalips the f0lowing announcement: profession as guaranteed his futilTe sile- 'cess Phill-sday next bei,iig Christmas Day the ill life. , The deceased practised , kdvttRC(1 will I I I ot be issued, but Oil the law 'in Cornwall, and held the position olldWing Thurp-day we siball come out, I of C�unty Crown- Attorney for some lot 4L5 us, ual, bi it in a new dress -thanks ' . time,, but rcino5te,d to Toronto in 1870) 1 ;O O�ir itunieroas supporters. For the where he entered the.law film of'Blake,- I )aWeleven years we have published the Kerr & Boyd. This was a I Mcis '. impor- kdvii,nceandli . I ema( eno inginoretban tant step in his eminentl guccessfu.1 L ao�d living'O t) t of it, ])lit as opposition career. Some two years afterw4rds he - � . s tl - I'f � f tr r1r 1� lelle c 0 deand we are opposed withdraw from the firm to beocin . a a )y t ir ' other rinting off as in town, ic I leading 'partner in the firm of Harnson, ve c,ki,nDot help belie -6119 thatopposition. Osler & A -loss, afterwards Betl una, 1)sier: I s hailphig us w we have done a very & Aloss, and commenced thel es�illisll arg� bbsiness �Iuring � the past year, and law Mont of a . practice that stal�& to- lave been enal�led purchase a large dayas a monuinent ,of his consiminlate 1juiaitity of n tto w ype, with which we ability and patient perseverane�. mr. lopq to make � , . I great improve in.ent ill Bethmme becallie, a canolida�,e. for . he diolunins of the Advance. I ' politi�al honors at the general �leetioil - -�'.;tys the Chinton New Bra of last in 187 1 defeating Colqulioun for th "re- ,a I ir and Hawks.haw, of presentation of Storniont in e Loc,d I?xeler, have been driving around the Le�gislature. He took a prommerit, part ,.- :Dull y during the past week on behalf " I in the debates in the House of Aa�einbly I if t-ic Liceii,e�d Victuallers, trying to . and was on more than , one cmion lise4ver sometiiing on which. to base a offered a portfolio but always A . .0ined, . I )rot0it . against the Scott Act. They . . preferrin g to devote hAs entire an, 1%y to - I � 'llego that a sufficient number of the I the practice of his profession. Mr, )rocj-,�rfiationa statilig.the polling places , 1 C7 Bethune represented Stormont until . if witing were not posted in the differ- 1879i when lie retired. At .tho' Com - 9 mt 1pealities, bb,liev,e but even if this were true, it difference, mous election in 1882, he was �'he Ila - allim I bus choice the Liberal %,a would make no is of p4rty in - Corn�wall Storl but I 'S there. a provision in the Act that and 1RCint was I unsue- . . ovej� any trifling informality. As the cessf�il at the polls. He'was dis * - h- imelfor entering any objections expires ed for conscientiousness and integ rity - ill in tl Le 30th, they are evidently strain- the discharge of his public du . t3 . - ty-at- - ng at 0 a gnat in the Ilopetbat something I tuh, m-ent to antl fearless - defence of his . ` . , 51ay tu ,. rn up, of advantage to the liquor, political principles. Whilst it im- literost. � .��as possible for such a man always VC - Z 'be on - ' e following is a list of those -who the popular side, yet all classe"i were uccqsfully passed the recent examina- � ever ,ready to bear witness' to h, � ster- ioiis,.a.t the Goderich ModelSehool: ling qualities and honesty of parpose, �nnie A Acmew, Wingham;' Eliza ; '5 In the -death of James Bethu3e the 14 ,.asS(L(Y, xoderich; LizzieHuston,Bay- country loses one of its able an! mos. [eld ; Alberta Hornibrook ' Usborne; . . prounsing Ilion. lie was the only.lawyer ; - I vrace McGregor, Goderich; Catherine in Canada who practised law in all its ileKibbin, AleKillop; Mary J. McCon- branches, being equally well veA�sed.in [ell, Ashfield; AgnesMurray,Seaforth; the several departments of civil, c�inihlal - kddie Porter, Wilighaan; Sarah Smith, and constitutional law, as was lelearly I ,IcK illop ; Nellie Tigb a, 0 oderich; Jaile evide need by his un paralltled �success . Vils')II., Goderich 4 " , George H. Black- not only in the Canadian courts I lit also vell, ; *NlcKil- NViiigham John Coyne, , before tl�e Privy Council. Mr. ethillie � . DI) ; - Louis W.. Diehl, Stanley ; Henry ; was - Plarried to Elizabeth, the I ,eldest t. Diehl, Stanley; Win. Hewitt, Ale-' daugh ter of the late Dr. Itattra'y, who Cillop; Timothy ATIalone, Seaforth ; survives him. He leaves a large I ; ' family )aniel McFadzeaii, Grey; George Pent- to mourn lil loss. � I iiid,�Nile; Robt.Seiibourne, Go-deriell; - 0 - I I ,reo4e H. Thomson, Brussels; John ' I -A serious smash-up occul,redon the Yeatherbead, West Wawanosh; Thos. I Canadian Pacific Railway near 4rietcin I I Cillg,; Turnberry; Helen Murray, Sea- Place a few days ago. The loedmotive ' c)rtli-,- Thos. G' ' Allan, Goderieb. attach:6d to the special train frci�' Tor- - Grange �social was held in the onto with General Manager VailHorne , tonef school house, .Alorris, Tuesday *installation I 0 . on board, broke down Causing m4ch do- lay- ! The loeda-citive baaly. veni�g, 10th iRst. After the . was #ama - �ed. It is said. that the Canadian JPacife f 0 cers, luneh�was served to satisfy lie i Odily -%AlLuts, and after that, Raily. ray, authorities have adopte4l� a sys- . aniel the gr6nd intellectual treat. . ten' cf suppressing all inforillatioli 'with ' In i Elston, i master of Morris respect to accidents on the roads pperat- . ,rrange, occupied ' the chair. Mr. - ed them. I by � Vrav was fir�t called on to make a -Qol d is again being orted into � I pecell ,%lid dweilt - for a short time oil . MoIlZeal the Merahants'imp I bank, accord- coii(iniyaiicliiii-.,e(Ifarmnig. � - , , � Mr.Ged-ingt , rumor, ba -vin o, bought in $1,700,- 000 1i les Ilion sang I one of his choice Scotch just recently. is stat�d �his is ong�. Miss NV,a,y played some excellent part of a supply for the Government to' I lusiq oil the o- . Mr. Gralialn, the keep -up their reserve to its talo econd, s al- I,', gave the young men standard, $500,000 having also been im- oine: l very u8mul advice... winding up ported early ' in the inontli by, the Bank- ' vith porne laugl able yarns aboirt hisold of Br Itish N'qi-tli America. Ili th � third � . � � _ dack: bottle. rs. Brandon san.g.a very week' . of No-�ember $1,250,000 Aj�ras ex- �retty song entitled "The Farmer.)) ported . -by thoi bank of Montreal for the 9 Ir. Isbister was called oil for a speech Goveillilment,'and now an incre ase is lid spoke for a short time on theGrange needed I in reserve. !, i ' 8 a social as�ociation. A,lr. Curri`e, -Rev. - T.O'Connell, late rector of the ecretary of the Dominion Grange, was Chapter, House, London, was arrested ext 0alled on and in a len hy a dress aeeion'iRg Sunday afternoon �on a� charge of welt upon the growth, the advantages . irlsane and dangerous. It seems lid the interest of the. Grange in Cana- that . I f un odgment in a boar - - 3%. God Save, the Queen was then house on Maple street on Saf*day, - I ung � and the iiieeting dismissed, every where hecond-neted himself inaneccentric - � . arson seelillng, �,ery -well pleased with mannar, winding up by flourishig' a r,e- ", lie etelling's �Iioceedings. volver. When arrested both a loaded -The Clintoll New Bra of last week cane - Lild a loaded pistol Were found in lakes' the following mention of the late his rc orns. He *was sent to his old quar- . I Trs. Pnell : Among the old, settlers in ters i I the gaol, the debtors' cell.. I I lie td-wilship of Hullett,none was better -1 L lamentable accident is re orted no-wn than Mrs. I Snell, mother of Mr. as ha; 'in,g occurred oil the north �Ore 'Of 31, Funil0irey Snel , and none held in high- Lake Superior. On Saturday aft,ernoon) r estibeni, and -% Fhen the announcement 6th ir st., as the western bound train was f he' death car . ie on.]NIonday morning, leavir. g Red Ptock, a young man ilamed er- fr�ends wer f helif but not surprised, becaage were DaniW hands� � I I I I McKenzie laughingly ,shook -of board I age, saddened, for the. with a number friends �asol� that , 04 whose life has been so the triain, s DR bi� feet, i� � ' inch .sunshine, � love, and joy to others, and s6tick out over the ice for ;New- ad 11�een calW to her eternal home. kimah, � I� a construction station soule 0 frs. $nell was �he reliet of the late Jas. miles east of Red Rock, where he was ; nell,� who died. � about 16 years since, � - employed 'as telegraph operator. W11611 I ad -vi-as born. in Devonshire, England, about a mile from shore, as 110 was a Jiinuary 14th, 1794. 81le came to ,vaved rounding'a pointi he turned and �� its co5untry in �he'yea;r IS51, r�mai:ning i . his ]land, and was then lost to Vview. ith her liusbaild at Chinguacousy for This Was the last seen of him 1A %erlit * - bout three yea I is, when both'came and become known WA lie had not 4ri'ved ved Ivith theill son Humphrey., where . . . I . at his' destination oil the following,!, A1011- le b4s since m4de her home. She was - � . .11 an day his friends were alarme '. tl - ierefDre, a resiOnt � of this col'i'lity fo,17 searching parties were orgallizer; W110 ver t4irty year$, and was familiar with went over the route supposed to haye' I 11 tbie hardships of pioneer life, and been taken by .McKenzie. I They I could tany . there are who can testify to her not disco -ver any trace of the n issiug DSpit � ality. In early life she joined the operator, but the state of the " ce, ill ible Christian ) this- country church . 7 alid Oil coming allied herself with the many places thin, rotten. and f Ill of .7 : holes, pointed out too plainly the � hte Of �esle� I 'ails. For over sixty years she -the unfortunate' youth. In con'.11acticin ved with those� principles in her heart, - with the disappearance of the! oung � iat aire I I the coinifort and- joy of youth n telegraph operator a very sfiigulari coi- , id solace of �ld age," her whole life cidence pecurred at Port Xrthiir. A - I Ang p6 testimony of the power of Divine � - I . youn m4n in the town, 11ticular I a Ja'y: night Sun-, ,ace. The Bible was her constant com- frieiRl'ofMcKenzie's, on - I I I .tnior�, and up, to a, short time before ithwhom he "A'83 Btartled his brother wi . 121 1 ,r dea,th she w4s able to read its pages sleeping, by crying out, ,,Catch bini - J � easily without glasses as .she di'd in "Catch who?" asked the brother. � ,r younger y ars, her eyesight being, . "Did'ht 01 see him got e ' 17)? - He W dreaming. miariable for person of her age. � She I ice . .Iljo,,�you're . - . fall' as illonly a, very short time, and con- dreamed that his friend. had - i I lious' almo-st to the last. She I had i and sur -8 through the ice while skating, � velvo, children,,Ihose alive being Messrs. enonlghcth, ewl a eeived in tOwn 1 e n w '4 re' I' . I .11111p1hrey, George And Ephraim, of . I I :.-.� . : . coupe f (lays terward. � - - � : i I . I I I ! � I � I ; . 1 i . . I I I . : � � 4 - . , � . : . I � I � 5 . - I . � . - � . , . . - 1EYD06TBF,n 261, 1 : . � --- � -J-- ---.- . . , . � . . -.- . ------'I-- - �---.;-. - . I � - � - . 'Washingion 1, I . � . - i . - . 1 4 . lZIE C-ItIAN'M <W- THE� - � i 7 . . � � TR&i-Tm-q-TAlkmF I . I I 'DA.I.i:,s Tbi-p � . RA -1, - ., 1 : I - . � I W4ATlTN,f3T0*,, DeCO - �� . � . The question of ifiteres -, tein now is the 'N,pai6sh ty ' - .. by Millist-V Foster. A - I been gen,�rally puWishej � this treaty are suub� that I � I I would reduce the-ltarijf� I . ,per cent., and on �,Ikugar I j4dical waxiner. U-fiiie I . . .1 I � not yet reacheil a�, di-ol � 1. treaty, its nierits li,;Lve b� . . oiigbly debated 11 thel Toem bers individually, ati :, 'ehat it will i�ncimiite.rveil , . sition. The Pr-esi(b-nt, tj I . i , -. �Sta;te - and Minister Fost4j ? , J 4 -Od-tlleir a�aument ith its 1 tD. . -business int" ,r,ez�t s in v<Av(-1 With vigor. � Tile lton.�,,e 4 . � to treat the matter �coltillv .1 ,crats, as a pm-ty, arit not, � 4 4.Republi,--all �kdllliali�tnll � I peremptorily with tariff I . I . I I T vtry strong elemeni ,rZ tj , I Z:� �bject verydteided)y 1 0 to -� , , 0 ppocity. These an� all - � � jionists, and it is gerwra-I - - .� . . . that Mt. Blaine, is inspin I � tion oil tha;.t scor-e. 1�(,'� � there is a spirit of angry, thepart �of waaly 111villix-r, � ,a Ptepreseill,atives -if. wlo I 1feR14C-Rt Of th it pren htfring . " I 1ag that the Execittive , usurl*& the fulletioll-� of t> I , ; . � P"'Wer. So.' altogirtlwr,,� St. - -11, . ppe .lit indii�atimis the . �� - tive-aty, or for that matt�-�, ' I treaties, are not particula. . . I , I understand th-o Nlj.� I . 1, . Mills, Blount, 01141 tlle�Sf ,elded that there hall I I 4 � .reported from the iv.lvs X ! . � mitteethi�sessioii. )vir. ) . I - - - to test the!sentimen., t 5 of A . ( , lj�rs electq�d b) tII0. nex . . I I urging tht que-41"Y"ll a.g,� , 'I 1 tl:�en - to pass a, bill i d h I I lbutead of'pressind - M r. I i 'It is I'll I r, .si�re. .-a-id ' at the ' I ,erswill have un'luestiom � the new 116U.'e, Will it � � � Morrison's 4ien,ls that ti I � f `Missouri 411d othur .St t 'atti-proteetion sk;ntiwent 1: . - Pledged themse'ves to �sn�l i. I I . i � I reduce duties - I i . 'The annoulicernent is r I ' � � Randall will, soon start oi I - �: X�Vest an d '8,oufll. Ile I I . s, I s6uth as Biritlillgham, Alt . , . '� visit',among -other cities . .: " I , Vida 6d Louisville. jii� j, � ,company libil, and lie is I 1�� i number of speeebes. Tht'� L . , I � 1. - i�vellt at ally A !, oocasion o 1�- ,� 1� takne *%,Ir. Randall there. I i, i 14 1 that lie inerely takes ad); i� I 1�� recess to ineet his Southvi . 7 . . , I ;� have repeatedly invited I ;� i: but.' t ,A illay bio thA- thfa �ut 1: laying his Witres for some �' i i- :1 g4tions in � the conventio i� � �, ; getting nearier the presvin' I 1i � for the speaLnersbip of th,:- I I I . The statub of Dupont, . �� ; in place, wiltbe Unveiled � ,� . i priate cerenlonies ou t �. SenAtor B�,a '' - ,�irol -will be t1i I - 0ecasIOR. . A,* Statue '�(S c0l -ereditabli-� work- It bear � 'k if eness,0 le - officet �i, and mak-0 a-liotable A� . . art tj e�asli)'O§ Of the,eavii � - is -of heroie,skze, in bron7.0 : � ject is rep�esented 41114 de�ck of his V'essel, with )i . ered;and. raitied. as if gazi �. : i. t& Aistale" in AiK . . q : ebinoeular,;,�whieh hms ill I h f -to M., -his � � S the a&! . ec - . eye ., � lowed by wx intelit gaze N I ,elye, The, . sculptor. W� . Thompson, I of Philadel cost of the statute was �$ � the pedestal and preparal The Presiilent cainiot �` venient to go to Xew 0 'I clam the grand exposit'.11 dtcioleol to I perf onn the�� .,�: llm�truiueuts' telegrap) % ' in the, ea -St tOO111 Of thie�i - and �at th,d �proper hour- oider to I I let Dr go " 'wl I . � . � - . gated. � j I � . ' jtl .Mr- Artlifir has a; -;a 1, 4 abo(7,e at t1le White 11 I I 3 not occu] � . Pied hLi cottage' Hom� e sinwe "his new Yorl - . I , . o* to Washino-ton to VA ' ' r4ference to, the senator,,4 . - It seem-., that the ahlur � - -- - around about Dorse,y hai : O�O to Bob Ingenzoll its ;1 Star Rloutetr W was nW I cl�oth. I -"ke(l ,an antil Dorsey abolit the nlatt� i nne that there -im uot a - , . Wit., The:fact is,that, pa�id Irig-ers,A]. a cent forl ' . did for Min. `Ciolom4 IT � I : - ,.�ur,D,e: I I way , e: . ..� ne: . 111 1 I , up, . � h si"-kof highly. � lie ,has d0ivered alw,il` during the, past, two Mon profit frow these 1101b6i, � � Dtiler $25,000. i � , � , - I . . - - ;; -Fad and hi . - I , . ;!ill A colored Inall ' , R na,me Yale Colleggo., Ili - having been a Igradl.late I . . U,On� . ... I re�,, z . -The Ord,01741 P . I I 7uLtes papar enoiu,gh eadi ; , I " , I 11:11 Ribles, to k),rill a, band I . � mide arounil the 'W(WId- � - --The la�rg,est catth' � United iSt',des bas just 1) and a half 'n . lillion dollar I Land. and Invest -Ment 1-1 - that owned. T)y Richajr(l � . ,coinprizinty- ,Soo,ow ae 'Rce, 0,13, ,,I fe W lith -are son, 1Df cattle, sh,eep au,J I --- �The. Mon al I ee of til:� ice C - r, 1W � this winter'.s carnlrd. . . � � � etural. dle-� some archite -imposing and elaboratia I �cessors. It is to ,be blocks,af ice, is -1601 feet . � I I I itngth, and the Rialn 'to, ; . F : ftet liigh. - I . � -H4,are -.LrP- SO -Me 'POP I tonneeted with light,411 .� - - h ,the spi-Inters froxii ,MI lightnin - -11 a Ti , urethe is i�ers Wili uOt I S1. L-711 . - - -- - - Zif those killka N � bodies . I I I . do not beconle icOrr - . .rzo 0,,,e is kiii,ea: iny i s - I � � � Asleep- 2 � - . i -A Boston eXaange analants �m` the Roxv � #Ae up politial e0uolx �� - sire to come into � 'e I , e prover' I'M I d W1 liwg d laxi - � A . . We niueh-todo �-ith 4 ,, I � I � I - � - - . . I � I I : � . i � . - I . I - I . I � � I . . . . I i I . , I I- : i ; I � i I e . i I I � i a I '� � 1, I . ; i ; , . - . - I - - ; . . . - I I - ,I . , ; I � I � � I i i I . � - � . - 441-0-- zi ; � i . I . J I a . i I I k ! , I I � -J