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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1886-06-23, Page 1914.4g111/314 -$1.125 rev' Aninnnl, tt► Advance. • VOL, V=III, --„N+ . 27..,.. y,. AYiditional JaoCSL1s Tut DonERTY I3AND go to Kin - "u• cardiac to -day. They are after the 4 0100 baiidl 'oolppetitio pzxe. MR. AND' U'zte. CHRIS. Drcgsoxi ;arid child leave this (Wednesday) morning for a couple of weeks visit with friends in the City of the Straits, and will probably take in one .other points in the Wolverine • LAWYER Powirri took a run down ".!to Mitchell on Friday last to explain ` 'to judge 'Liters hew attaching ciedi- tem :in an interpleader suit had.no atilt to property claimed 'by Mrs. Hing. His Tlonor quite agreed with Mr. ?otivo'1l :and, ordered the ,goods to be given tip. to Mrs: Bing '1lltit the expiry of ten days, unless new evidence was discovered which would justifya fresh trial. , Wanilri Thin 'So'i .WAVEs AR] i)Asii No,—Those of :'our readers. *who • think of taking 's, recreation during the sutnmal: have .their atten- ' lion called to the a;dvortistnent of the . Steamer ',Saginaw Nelle3 , 'Ouch leavesGaleria tiricea wecl for Pert Huron, Detroit, Cleveland' :,St. Clair. river. by daylight, and'sev- ,eral other' interesting points. The. boat is a staunch one and specially :• fitted n'p "terr the comfort, of tourists. rArrangoments have been• :.macre with liackmen tit the loading points foe low 'fares",in • bene driven to the • -various interesting. 1 gilts iii ' cities and towns called .ht.. • An: eight day. trip including' meals., and.. berths costs only .$12. ,. • ' •SETTERS TO THE EDITOR. • Lori desbero .. ' /Editor Nees -Record. .tis the business ,conflict of your con teinpovaly nit': placarding the driving shed' ",,inid all about the eliurcli:here has called forth considerable • criticism, • I aslt yeti to. publish what I have gleaned :"Of public' opinion i'egew�}},�log:it, Grit' and Tot•y alike •colidemniugit.'.' ire tvcre.tuncit ;stir riled on Suurlay..the ,13tlr; to ; find .that. the' • i-act'ilegions •;proceeding{'.of. malting `tire • : ihotri'se of God an accessory to contributing shekels to a newspaper.. proprietor, even• though • he does 'treat us froth • the pulpit;. . contetmies, to very edifying discourses on' natters that pertain, to evetlas'ting life. 1•it and Tor . vele:s incensed that .They, o 1 they ilnmediately.tare dawn the:otlending placards. The opinion was expressed that. ��,e-business matter contained'. in there 'iii tht as well have been . auponnced front the pulpit at once as is done in .Lower anada, or' the pesters distributed . from' (I e:chtpcli door steps on Sninley,'as.to be •poste l up Where they' Were,. •And what •iris the pm port of ;thein 1 To ''let . the people coming. to this church knoly that his paper could now be obtained by new 'subscribers at a little over half the ordin- .ary price.•. Several of us' have been pay,. ing the proprietor for years, `$51.50 a Year•, and now the are. told that the papier is. not worth that .much or else that he has been bleeding us in, order to•,lie' enabled to furnish it at less than 'cost. to• other people.. Surely•th.e oltl'. stand-bys.to .hii! • paper should. be dealt with as geuerohsly.t.i :Chose who have•neve patrarifaecl hitu. Is •his decreasing circulation his • exotise,,fot. itis present magnanimous.offer ? Ea this ,as it may, it is -a side issue.en.wltich I did not intond'to touch. What 1'.do condemn. is this thrnstiug in the"fttee'"of people on Snaday when they are attentline.church,• the consideration of mutters wholly foreign • to the day and occasion. - Heaveu knows that most of tits may: have;.all we, eae ,s do to ive our thoughts: }.Pyoid. the, 'Pleating shadows of this World .'without being ' anhoyed •with ; such distract • ing matters as. greeted our 'eye9 'on the Sunday, referred to, In tike ordinary tray worldly -•concerns will intrude upon our taintla even'when we attend places of worship, without having the very entrance. to the sanctuary scandalously' profaned turd plastered over with'• seettlar tleWSpapor• arlvertising of vs load and extiggeiatinal nature as a circus hill. 1 have done and do' hope that this will he the means of lessening the telideucy,to ronvett the house of God into,tliat of a Tenney changer. i . A A1r'1"1•HODJST.. ra IV,V,EPRNL'RNT IAr .ALL maws, 11'EUTRA. L& .IVOTiIl14(i." WH;TEI.Y ac Tony, Pu14Usltep LINTON,'LIMON 'COUNTY, ONT., WEDNESDAY, mangled English from Lira ha despair, and he emphatically ejaculates "what in'thuncter',s tho fellow driving at, auv .tow ?" I think' can answer that query. The fellow has become imbued tvith an idea that he posses- bee great poetic talent, and immedi- ately, on this unfortunate (for the public) discovery, begins to exercise his newly found talent, and the re. suit is a most lugubrious production withoutrhyme or reason, which he procesds to'inflict on a long suffer- i. ing public through the mixitum of Ids gush•mill, the Seue4/1 press. Now the effects of - the tale- of the poor Indian maid, ae related by T. McG., as be signed himself, oruittrng the "l;fllfo'' and the "Cuddy" an equival- ent for donkey, which constitutes tire' priincipal elements of his nature, are • frightfully apparent. A few days. after the publication of that issue) two wistful eyed squaws and a big forlorn looking :.Indian were noticed wandering around the square, • until.. they caught sight of the .S" nein office. which they easily recognized by the •s.ring of papers hung a01'oss the win dow tai such. a position as to display the two feet and a half of solid, double column—welt, trash, I call it, 'poetry" according to T. AUG: They passed back and -forth in single file before: the office, occasionally peering through the dusty windows' into the- "poet's':' domicile. Now, Mr, Editor it is iiaternl to think that T. •'McG., ' after penning lines on the lost glories 'of the noble Huron trite, and all In- dians in general, pathetic enough to bring the aborigines wandering round his wigwan (for what purpose they came we know not -probably to sell clothespins prbhnbly to givo him a fewijipinters on Indian: lore) -after all this cue wonid think the least he could do. would .beto go,:forth and greet.lris dusky friends, if but for,the selte of that dear Indian maiden, that romantic personage;that mythical. .being, of whom they nor any one had. ever . heard, . till 'informed ` of her pathetic history by T. MeG,, in whose.. stupendous imagination•aloue'such. a -history ever existed. T. McG. at. songs, period, of his eventfnl career mast have been hopelessly enamour- , ed of some dusky young sentimental squaw, and the remembrance of their. little roniance,:when(he pressed her, not over soft ]laud` and murmured "Powliita, [:love you :very.much,'.'and then sire smoled a cada,vorous simile,' and twittered, "cllit•a•cog cog, c]rog; Hash l" which.by';interpretation 1116G:1)robably doer not know"moaus; "You're a soft dog ; make anris]r 1" Thanking ou for your valuable space, and hoping ';'11.' i Ic(.:will take • a few•worcls of advice, andnot inun- date his.; defenceless readers with such. hert rending tragedies as he has triedto depict in poetic language, 1 remain., Yours truly J'AY 'De AR. • Fast Wawanosh.; W. Ross is Bothe for 'Mr, Poi rho boli-' clays and well. remain :until the open •'ing of the Ilniversity in, October. Janes Currie, of Ayr, is visiting friends, in this vicinity .;'be is.stay- ing tit G. Quinn'1i and G. Coats! r es-idences The. $100 • •oh.,of diggine. a ditch J pn. b on . both sides of the siileroad bo- tween 4th; and 6th concessions, for •a'distance of 70 rods, was.,taken by 'Wm. Magill. Thomas Ross sold 14 head of cat- tle at- tle.f r�oul his _herr. to drover• Shaw, of Wingharn, 'realizing 5c. a pound for them: They are ti sulperiol'.lrerd; Walter McGowan also soid a herd ,of 15' t6 drover' Watson, : •of Blyth„ at 4 e. a; pound. • • Robert, sou of George 1lleGowan,; Vet with a very ver ons 'accident on �litu�sda *, • T ' ' 7 . Editor, News-Ilecor . Dian Sir..—A weds or two since there tpr;� tired In tI a columns of that' won -d 'rful s , eoi?nen of journal 1? 1 .4sm.'the tluroit Sg,ue�il,a mostelabor- ately composed. poem, or lot rte not. dignify% that wretched production Kith a name suggestive of a soul, Com- mon sense or brain. Let it he called a parody, as its another evidently •fntoncled it as a payrocly on Lougfcl. low's,woll-know poem "Hiawatha." `I'tstitliv, "The Heron's Bride," would' indicate something of a romantic, pathetic nature, but when the leek - less reader' ventures to peruse further than the heading, he.gets into a time x • of meaningless words. The few ideas and oonjoctnres of the vtrbjeot Which he possessed n•t Starting fa r p r g du from Iris bewildered inind�fe the strngilie to understand the interminable chaos, until finally ;he casts the jumble of Intraday: While felling a tree a loose limb fell, grazing his face• unit taking the r"inr off his hat, inflicti'ii two ashes" on 'his •forehand •tw g , black:eyyes, and breaking several of his teeth.: Tho limb was largo en- ough .to pat an end to his exiateuco had.it hit one incur farther book. le'fs improving .rapidly. t1 base ball match was played in 5.,, „ No. 10 on Satin.day :evctnine. between a newly organized chub•West of the school ani the club -of it. The -Eastern club arrived' 1'1 e oY tho grotiu�ls with "victory" written' on every visage ', in flailing • letters. Some very athletic youths were amongst thein, for.. instance the champion athlete of the late "Cale - (Ionian games in Tilytit with. hisrun- icing slippers which moved. to be an unnecessary acquisition on account, of the abaarp .fielding of tire. West. they pivot" four innings, the gist befog once whitewashed, At the eonclrisfon the runs stood:—West 21—East .13. The Goderich cricket club rayed a pine` with the Seaford' el tilt taut Saturday 011 the grounds of the .imine team. The result Was air easy victory fur the visitor, CIODER1CH. Urs. and .Miss; Toms are visiting at Shame. ' The ,A.sllfold R. C. pic-hie takes place next Saturday. Knox church strawberry y festival. next. Friday evening. • ; Miss Itoss is visiting ut; Wing: ham. 1kll`. Jas. Melay was in town ell ur. ASatpartydayof Indians were encamp- gel ox Attrill's flats last week. Don't forget the •H.ullett picnic" at .Owen.Flyn n's grove, Hallett, to- day..... • . Mr. "UST,. N. Blakely preached again last Sunday evening• in the meeting room ,:Crabb's. b'look. Eleetiiffeirof omoels of the. High School Litermy Sooioty on Friday evening: Election of efilcers at the regular meeting of Murch Lodge No. 62, I. 0. O. F., to -morrow evening. "....This-is.the -season• schen everybody has the biggest strawberry or the •biggest egg: • The United Empire was in harbor on Satiirday ; afternoon, and again last night. Mrs. Cowan of Exeter, is on a few weeks visit to -her parents, Mr.: and llrs,` Galin Struthers. • • • Qui County' Attorney has had his Pet poodle closely clipped from the neck backwards. • • • Pickerel fishing has been exceed. ingly good the past'week, end perch fishing prodigious, The midsummer eititiniinations for lirouiotions in the central and ward schools fire in progress, Miss Wynn •teas : present• at the grand musical. festival "in Toronto last. week. •• • he tote employeesflen- ,•are ow gaged in putting up a'neiv fence on the hrhor hill -side of the Park. ..,,ana 11lisses Flo. and Mabel Cameron left t'or the round '.trip lon ,the' .Saginaw TTalley ,.last ',S`uniaty. Mr. and Mr. Barivie, of St. Paul, Minn., • who are in' town arethe guests of the lady's parents,•Mr. and Mrs. Hugh: UIainilton, West street. Mrs.: Havill, of Galt, Who is spending a- few weeks .iu' town, is "the guest of her father:., Ifr..Jno.. Nairn.: lhe agtuatv.:Vailey seas 1n port on Thursday arra Sunday.'We are pleased to notice an increased pas - sen sell of list on each s}icceeding trip,' 11'Y Ge01 . hag: „e S1r0ppard 1 •Pti>#t chased the :house and lot .near the High school, recently owned by M;r. Wm. Mil}ei TThe:11I`tiitltrirl ccnlpter3='fsbeut„g iinproved in appearance' finder the direction .of'. the 'sexton; Mr. Thos. .deed.: ° . • The. seboonor North .Star, with 4 cargo of lumber for Secord '& Co., reached port on Thursday night and sailed for the Bay on Saturday,. The schooner T. G. Kolfage un- loadc'd.a cargo .of hoops and staves Iset week, and then sailed for Port pram . " . Rev. Jno.Walters, who was Ossis- tont Rector at St. George's .a: few years since, was re -married the other day. • AIr,vived Mrs. 1\ti rthot n, of Strut, foi••d tvlio were in •town lest week, ircrexho guests of the lady's parents, Mr, a.nd'Mr;e. Pretty, .. • • Afis. Ci'assweller,'whoriis spending a few weeks in town, is the guest of her paronts,•Mr. and Mrs, 1�lliaan Dickson. • The Misses Barrett, town;,,and Walter; Bon.miller, have 'snccesi fiil l.y . passed the.•teachers ,professional ex- amination at the Normal Schoo], Toronto. ' The. sabot er Carter, captain D. McLcocll master, delivered another cargo of lumber at the G.T.R. dock last Thursday, ' • Mrs. McArthur and familydeft on the 1aultjiitccie Varlet last it ila-. ,� Ys for the gtt'ttes whore Captain I e- Arthltr and family will, for the. future, reside. • 1).1.).G.111. Rtr icr't of- i > St. Mary's, passseed through town last week on his way to officially visit Smith's 1f1;11 lod;o,t'orthern. Star, A. I+', 'Mid( A, M. On 'Sunday three cornet 1)layers, who paraded with the Salvation Army, added considm'ahly to the Army's Sunday attractfuns,• JUNE ' 23, 1886. • • WHOLE N O. 897 Mr. Chas. Somerville,, formerly )<llfytth. of this town, has an establishment ' Our New Woolen Mill intends lto I'd London East for the manufacture start up this week. cif all kinds of Panay boxesWe . wish our former . townsman success. in his new venture. Our town band played a selection on 'the square last Wednesday eve- ning. We are• inuoh pleased at going able to congratulate our band - men on the excellence of their pro- gramine, and the intprovement in •their.playing, Sunday 'being tho fiftieth an- niversary of Her most gracious Majesty's accession .to' the throne of Great Britain, .the usual pI'ayersafor th.e'ocoasion.were read at St. George's and the national anthexn sang both morning and evening.,. Messrs, James Porter, Goderich. .township, and 'Andrew Whitely,. town, ;flet with serious losses last week in the neighborhood of Strat- ford, having been robbed -while leavlllg a Oar the Perrier gentleman.._ Of $700 and the ]atter of «,$450., Our readers •Will -kindly remember the garden party, tomorroiv, at the residence Of Mrs. Brown, Hugon - road. As the proceeds of the parry will be devoted to good purposes in. • connection with St. Stephen's church we hope for a large attendance.. 111 r, C. 'Hamilton returned home on Saturday after having spent a few day's in•Tor•onto, .The Be.vMr, ] isher, Methodist ministei,preaches his farewell sermon ou Sunday evening, next. Mr. `Elder and faintly returned, home on Monday after having spent .two weeks with friends in Vaughan, P. Telly & Son are shipping three car' loads of ;noir superior flour to. Ottawa this .week. • On Saturday the .tight Rev. Dish- op •Walsh. administered ;the sacra• ment of .confirmation to upwards of fifty candidates in the Roman Cath- olic church'. • here. "Tore was • a • ,A team attat,bed to one. of Polley's hacks was startled last Sunday by' - .one .of . the lines '' falling; between 1 *them and started ' off et: a furi•ous,: gallop. down .South" street, ' The Passengers, six. in number, jumped out while t4ite • horses were on the run, but,.with the driver cseaped • serious injury. l'he horses and hack . • . were' in nowgays hurt: • At the. Meeting.. ofthe =nod in h o b. Sy.. London last weep Rev. Mt, Craig, , of Clinton, was. one . of 'a'commilitee appointed to investigate' cllaraes: de by :Rev. Mr.. Wright: against E. B. Iyeed, secretary-treasnror; The matter :was amicably settled;.Wright 'Withdrew his charge and tho•.00m- inttt'ee ia'as- discharged.... ' The .first eaeuision•art. , . of did' P Y. season:'re aclre(12tovlirr• by „the early train on 'Thursday. The party, num- , bovine.. about two • hundred' came large congregation present to witness the•innposing, ceremony, Our Band played a few selections on the market square on Wednesday evening last under their new leader Mr. W. H. Colley, late of St. Mark's, We aro sorry. to hear -Miss Ruth _Jones is confined_to the househav- ing met With .the misfortune of spraining ono of her aulcles,last week. The.captain and cadet of the 'Sal- ivation Army didnot leave here last week as reported, They not having 'received there final orders whore to proceeds as they expected to. e. We aro sorry to hear' that the wife of our respected. townsman .Mr,, A. McNally is dangi rously ill; We hopa;she twill soon recover. Mr.,Siduoy Jen* formerly in the employ of C. Hamilton, hut now .of Toronto, is paying a short • visit hero with friends. Mr. Morgan, tho new proprietor of the Red Star • Grocery, • intend $ moving his family • here this week Ile.has rented. a part of the Brick' Terrance.... - The 'Union Picuic will be lreld in the Grove. sot•tlnKat ;thio ,n.r4,lt}ge on Friday next. ' The Bl`r li T3i$il'dn Jra y yt s •consented to play for them. • • The Divis'ou. Court,was held hove. on •'11Mbi:day, in. the .Orange hall, lvhen his BogorJudge: `Doyle dis- • posed of• the. few, cases that• :were• brought before him. • • ()1e ofKetcham''s io sttlarlfusicial tutori . s giV . e tarn prints was blvurY • in .the Teuipdranee' Hall here on 'Mon- day, night for the purpose rof getting up a con{vontio. n` for the cultivatiub of the vocal organs.. The house was crowded to its utmost capacity:••fL'.le ••entertainment was excellent.' '.They deserve to geta large class• to..train and, especially triose thatbelong to • choirs viii:chiu'ohes. .Tlienwe Would. :get good singing. • • 'On Thursday ,last' the jugs'ball •hatch ,betwee'n`]31yth and. Clinton was played on the base bill a ouutls like; 'resul deg in all; easy victory for to Myth -b y�by 1 13runs andan billings - to spltre ' NVe liope that if' • those who• 'egnstitutecflhio base ball cjul$ ficin',O hitch , return. here at sonio'.future date, that some of"thein. will use :a little bolter 'language, in- ..stead of so m'tici blaspheihy on our streets,,,if not, the probabilities' are that they will..get: a chance' of in- 'specting the cooler. ....Boys take warn- Inc night last'week sonic of • our , supposetl yonitlis'wore 'bent on hav- ing a good time. The 'village voile tyrant in sl umber. • '.Che' row wo o consisted in shirring, fixer sideivel1;o: of everything' that. 'Laino in their '"i .air melt es ltielcing boxes, fence, #,fir• -wits, • whoellniarrowe and barve'ls of salt. ,Ono of ..our 'citizelis who iy .troubledyy4th a guilty conscience and ,could hot `rest cruse from .his couch aud`going to .the window en- 'doavored to sec what was the cause of the, rump psS, the sasli being raised to its full capacity with a cane hold - tug it tip. • In trying to get 4 bettor ...view 'of the chaps fflr=e'-struck the stick' and was 'pinned fast• by the atrial of his back, (lensing:hid fo limp for several hays.. Salt being easily. purchased lie was advised to get some and apply tis • the affected parts, with 'excellent resulfs. •• Others also got out of tlreirwarul beds, and one d'art),fiiir•sex was badly fright- ened by a White apparition 'in one of the gardens, moving towards the hoose. She evidently believedgfft to be •0 ghost wlittcll the boys were After and it will be some time before the. young lady's nerves will got ovnr the shock sho received, . Moral lloys.you had better not repeat the dose or.you may not get out of it so easily next time, foe you. tir fl1 find that the taw abiding citizens of Tllyt.h will not stand any more stielt foolishness. ftoni Ailsa Craig and internediate stations. 'During the afternoon a large number of the'.excursionists :enjoyed. a lake trip On 'that capital. steamer, the.Saginate Valley.: •; . Yesterday Week the remains .•of • the late' cailtaiu• Willfain Cox vveie • interred ' in. Maitland ceinetery, -.Messrs. Dancy,• Grace, •Bice,'Jannis Saunders; Jorclan,andII. Y'. Hotton. being the .pall bearers'. - There :was . a largo '•attondano.e' of friends• and ac.quailltanoes present at the funeral.. • At the cricket in.atch,on.Saturda'y 14 I 3 r. Dudley 'Holmes of• the: homee , • ;club, made ':oxcellent use of the 'tvilleti, scoring ,19 runs ill' the first. innings. In • the . second ` innings Dudley was very .niifortltntitely run opt.' The bowling :of • Goderich:on the occasion was, very good, butahe fielding•inight have.beelt' consider- ably improved.: • At the rognlar •ineoting of Huron. jEncatnpinent • No.- 28, I. 0..0. I?., hist Fi'icllty evening the ;Poll"otying; minibus were oleeted for - the en- suing term :=C,1' Pitt Win: Babb; 11. P., P. C: P.'.I. F, Toms, ie-olcet- edl; 5:. W. Pitt:, D. Donaldson; .R. S. -P., 0.• I?. W...13. Mathews,. re- elected; F. S,, -I'.0, ]?: I1.W: Ball,, in -elected. „ yeas:; • P. C. ]?., Y it Campbell Aa+Aloeted J,:.1V. Fat` A. Kirkpride repiesontative' to. Grand Encampment P. 0. P., ;1:''W'. ;Ball, ; At the: cricket ntatcll lastSatur:- day, considerable eminent was macre on the Seaford) empire's decisions; wheroby,throe of the Guclotich teen. Were put* opt "leg befoi'o' wicket," The ratio.on dila question is l "Or if with any .pact Oafs 1)orsou 116 Step tho ball, which nit the opinion :of the Umpire at the bowler's wicket shah ;havo;J een pitched an a straight. like born ft tO the strir;Y:r's eeieket, and it>oul(Z ltaee''ltit it: • Leg •before wicket"Judged by the above rule tile.deeisions in• the above mentioned, instances were so questionable as; to lead 0110 to believe that' the umpire did not know 'the rules of cricket. Dricr,Autn TNCtfl A]3Llu. n. C, McGovern, of .Syracuse, who is a well known resident of that V4040, was declared ineurahle by his physiciaan, the disease tieing a 0010. piieatiop of kidney and liver com- plaint: In two flats he foetid relief i0 liordoek ] iooti Bitters, mid in one month he entirely 'r'ecoveic d, r TO THE..FARMERS Study 'your own interest and go Where , you can get Reliable ` Harness,• ',Ima, ek.Ppe thrat veutactine none il cheap, a t the hey ha e got to live. Call and get prices. Urclore by mail promptly attended to, eromsr HA11NESS EAMPORXUJ1, 1L' F1i, ONT. Blyth PumpFactory JAMES FERGUSON Having removed his business to the premises for, merly icnown,,ns THE IIIIINTCASTLE MILL, would -thank all old patrons for past favors and is in abetter position than over to promptly 011 all orders entrusted. to hint. A stock of Goonl PUMPS on hand. Ordered pork a speeialty'. Wells dug and completed en short notice. 441 work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Orders by nail promptly attended to. $$4.tf • ' JArt1ES FEIL0US'Ok7, Blytb. STRAYED FROM TIDE SUBSCIi1BER'S 1'Bi:- A7 VISES, ltlyth, on or about Sre'irltb i1ay Inst, a smart roan horse, aged ; )rad been blistered on h i legs. Any person giving information that, will Ieaa to the recovery of same will be suitably rewarded. It. SYMONDS, Blyth,, June, 20th, Fair` >)tc•alcer. lealatetl at" "once..:- Apple to M .' Fischer, Oak %Icd Olotltiiag House, ,Clinton, ild IDaYlicitl: A good deaf Of bosh is going the , a. a rounds of the _papers relative to the aotiotn• of magistrate• Connor before ' •whom Irwin brought a•charbe for assault, -not criminctl assault as has boon stated. fending alleged. pro- . , ceediugs for 'darirages against the i agistrate • I. shall not • give the • details of the case It •will suffice - -- - to: say that. the magistrate did his 'duty inthe. case. • , • Division Court, .JudgesDo =le ire - b Doyle, siding, was held 'here .last 'Stttu day. The .most 'interesting'! ease being ,tbat:of Cantolon vs. Campbell ' The • amount •• • claimed ..wtis . $4.50, . the ' value of some 'apple barrels: . put nt t. i tit in ;offset of $25:0Q,' 1?dwell, of Clinton,, handled, the, case for Mr.; Cantelon'Seg, of and g• . . .of Goilarich, .for Campbell: Abell: Audi for for four nnortal hatirs those two con- •tentioug' leen• of law endeavored to •• obfuscate the court. It Was.aliout it stanch .oft which had succeeded best until His liquor broughthisfour.eyye:; to bear upon- the smatter when he made it .quite plain that plaintiff owed• defendant $1,10 .and defend ant owed plaintiff $4.50:'•: By the our• why (;linton:la i y. `er is'evident- Y ly going, to be • a match' for the coullty•'town ''huge." Powell had another suit, Joslin vs. Dupee.�. y, p This Was an 2 action. on promissory' •note; '..1'udgment e as,given ;dismiss lug claim. :There was a Su ' a�ySchool .picnic •; bear *here the ,other •4ay. , Amongst ' others Who•gave addresses was •Rev, . Mr.' Sinith,'tof Varna)( and others of -"that .cloth The ,gentleman•:naiued, cattle•: -down like "a:.thousand, of,. brteks" upon otir worthy reeve, Mr. Essen, . and deputy Campbell, ' of i• •. ,.. t$taftle 'on accou t of their vote. Y, n � o e r n ..�` the County Council `against the ap- - pointment of a ,Police 'Magistrate. •: .I clon't know that the Rev. gentleman • anicntioned the names of the two . -Members cudgels. •-,present, .but the took • the cruels1ndefence, •of�••tlteil position. And quite' right they..' • were in'so There. is a time •• for everything and tliiy was not the , place to introcluctr 'practical politics. .Nor is the• subject oi]e, which tile, Clergy. have any • right ;t•o intrude:irt the way they .lid, Verily Nye shall soon feel the ghostly influence of Protestant preachers to tile: same arbitrary Tfuid-t. itnnical .extent',as do thio t n ales o�n ' } q, ti.• g I~Lornanists in 1. Catholic eoutttries, unless we• give' Their finely to understand that tvo will notppftolerate their interference: withiolit'lealinttttnrs.• Ihair°every 1espeet for clergymen .of • all de- • nominations,.bit ae must draw .tW. Hee of their duties somewhere.. ' And I say we,m eat stop right here where ' representatives:' of the people aro brought to task, by a non -taxpaying class, for exercising theirjudgment in rtmatter involving an expend- i trim of. 3,00() or $4,000 n, year to the ecetnty, Preachers should stick to their callus;- and , not take to the political arena. 1' 'aio told that Mess.:'. Eeaun and Campbell have agreed to (1150tas the propriety of their vote, .publicly, in 'V'arna,Tues. tiny 22n4. 1 have since beell..told that, the dlfuctlsslon is ail`,,, IIx.:. Smith wanting to have an edmf:rsioi1 fee:uf tf'11(101119Cliier•,Rd,and .111'es41';t,' • Campbell arid.'`C.;yson Wall t'to grako 1, r. people's mooting, without honey and without pace.