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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1891-05-27, Page 7•8111NE $ 011 Q.TORY . 0404. s MQLSON Ma. Incorporate4. by eat of P84a090, 1846, T, C. Bruce, L,D,S. CAPITAtt, ,000,000 $urfAson Dentist. Graduate Royal Colloh'g of REST, - $1,000,000 • Rental Surgeons of Ontario. Under Graduate University of Toronto. OIC0.- i;eefer'a.old stand, Coate' Bloek, Cllntop. SI,B, -)silt visit Blyth, professionally, every Monday" at Malerree Hotel. 676-y G, -1-i. COOK, Lleantigte of Dental Surgery, Honor Gra 'nate sof the Toronto School of Dentistry. Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for the painless extraction • teeth. Odlee-Swith'>I Block, .13petairs, opposite the Feet Palm, Clinton, 1,8r Night Bell answered. 492y • a4ttal. DR. GUNN W, Gunn, M. D. L. R. 0. P. Edinburgh L. R. C. 8. Edinburgh Licenehele of the Midwifery, Edin. .004ce, on corner of Ontario and William Ste., . Canton, 478-y. DR. TURNI3ULL. .l. L. Turnbull, M. B, Toronto Univ. ; 11, D. ; C. 51., Victoria Univ. M. C. P. & S. Ont, ; Fellow of the obstetrical society of Edinburgh. Late of London, Eng., and Edinburgh hospitals. Office :-Murray block, itattcnbury St. Night calla answered at Grand Union Hotel. Electric night bell at front entrance. , DR. W. H. WRIGHT, BAYFIELD • ONT , (Successor to DR. CO - versify, 1885;College of Pgraduate y s c'iane an ed Surgeons, 1884 New York Post Graduate, College and Hospital, 1800 Calls by by day and night omptly attended. 899.San MANNING & SCOTT, Barristers, ce.. ELLIOTT'S BLCCK, - CLINTON. Money to Loan. A. H. MANNING. JAS. SCOTT. .1-fAVISON & JOHNSTON, Law, Chanccry,and Conveyancing. Office -West Street, next floor to Post (Mee, Goderich, Ont. 57. p C. HAYS, Solicitor, &c. Office, corner of Lt• Square and West Street, over Butler's Book -Store, Goderieh, Ont. SW Money to lend at lowest rates of Interest. ECAMPION, Barrister, Attorney, Solicitor In Chancery, Conveyancer, &c. Office over Jordan's Drug Store the rooms formerly oecu pied by Judge Doyle. ,p' Any amount of money to loan at lowest ates of Interest. 1-ly. H. W. BALL, A UCTTONEER for Huron County. Sales at- tended to in any part of the County. Ad- tlreae ordere to GODERiOH P 0. V-17. CHAS. HAMILTON, AUCTIONEER, land, loan and insurance agent Blyth. Sales attended In town and country, an reasonable terms. A list of farms and village for sale. Money to loan on real estate, at ow rates of interest. Insurance affected on all laseee of property. Notes and debts collected. Goods appraieed, and sold on commission. Bank- rupt stocks bought and sold. Bluth. Dec. 16,1880. Photographers CAD CLINTON. Life Size Portraits a Specialty. JIo•nj to gaud MONEY to lend in large or small Bums o good mortgagee or personal security a the lowest current rates. H. HALE, Huron sty Clinton, Clinton, Feb. 25, 1881 ly MONEY. PRIVATE FUNDS to lend on Town and farm property. Apply to C. 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ALLOWED , ON DRPo8tT - i+SA.RM�RS_ Money advanced to farmers on their own note with one or more endorsers. No mortgage re qulred as seourlty. H. 0. .BREWER, Manager, February. 1884 CLINTON A. O. U. W. Theelipton Lodge, No. 144, meetsin Jackson's Hall, Victoria Block rho let and 8rd Fridays in each month. V alters cordially invited. $ SToNEn.11i, M.W. J. BEAN, Recorder. 599y fI LINTON Lodge, No, 84, A. F. & A. lJ meets every Friday, on or after the moon. Visiting brethren cordially invited. RIJIl II EY WOOD, w. M. OW EN BALLARD, SEs Gunton Jan. 14, 1890. 1- L. 0. L. No. 710 OLIN TO N, Meets anemia Monday of every month. Hall, Sad tlat, Victoria block. Visiting brethren always made welcome. W. G. SMITH, W. M \VM A ROSS, D. Zit is; M CANTELON, Sec. •urtl Knigbto Jubilee Preceptory Not 161, (Black Knights of Ireland). Sleete in the Clinton Orange Hall, the second Wednesday of every month, at 7.30 o'clock in Abe evening. Visiting Sir knights will always -ceive a hearty welcome. A. M. Toni), Worshipful Preceptor GEORGE HANLEY, Deputy Preceptor PETER CANTELON, Registrar Royal Black Preceptory 397, Black Knights of Ireland, Meets in the Orange Hall, Myth, the Wedno day after full moon of every month. Royal Black Preceptory 3151 Black Knights of Ireland, Meets in the Orange Hail, Goderich, the Third Monday of every month. Visiting Knights always made welcome. _ W H MURNEY, Preceptor, Goderich P 0 JAMES RUSK, Registrar, Goderich P 0 S. HURON ORANGE DIRECTORY. 1891 Names of the District Masters, Primary Lodge Mantels, their post office ad- dresses and date of meeting. BIDDULPH DISTRICT. John Neil, W.D.M., Centralia P. O. 219-S. Harlton. Greenway, Friday on or before full moon. 662 -Thomas Coursey, Lucan, Saturday on or before full moon. 493 -Richard Hodgins, Centralia, Wed- nesday on or before full moon. 826 -William Haggart, Grand Bend, Wednesday on or before full moon. 890-W. E. McRoberts, Maplegrove, Wednesday on or before full moon. 924 -Henry Lambrook, Exeter, lst Fri- day in each month, 1071 -John halls, Ellmville, Saturday on or be;,,' a full moon. 1097 -James t •thers, Sylvan, Monday on or beau: !till moon. 1210 -James 1;; ,"n,West McGillivray, Thursday ,• • or before full moon. 1343 -Robert is, Crediton, Tuesday on or befor till moon. 610 -Joseph 1111 \ table, - Centralia, Fri- day on or u , r full moon. GODERI�EI�DISTRICT. Geo. H. Hanley, W.D.M., Clinton 1', O. 145-W1111s Bell, Goderich, 1st Monday in each month. 153 -Andrew Million, Auburn, Friday on or before full moon. 182-W. H. Murney, Goderich, last Tuesday in each month. 189 -Adam Cantclon, Holmesyllle, Mon- day on or before full moon. 262-Jarnes Wells, Saltford, 3rd Wed- nesday in each month. 306 -George A. Cooper, Clinton, 1st Monday in each month. HULLETT DISTRICT. A. M. Todd, W. 1D. M., Clinton P.O. 710-W.:G. Smith, Clinton, 2nd Mon- day in each mont 1. 818 -James Horney, Winthrop, last Wednesday before full moon. 928 -Thomas Mollyeen, Summerhill, 1st Monday In each month. 925 -John Brintnell, Chiselhurst, 1st Monday in each month. STANLEY DISTRICT. Joseph Foster, W.D.M., Varna P. O. 24 -John Pollock, Bayfield, 1st Monday in each month, 308 -James Reyes, Varna, 1st Tuesday in each month. 833 -Robert Nicholson, Blake, lst Wed- nesday in each month. 738 -John Berry, Hensall, lst Thursday In each month. 1085 -William Rathwell, Varna, 1st Thursday in each month. l Nora. -Any omissions or other errors will be promptly corrected on writing direct to the County Master, Bro. A. M. Todd, Clinton P.O.. RILL HEADS, NOTE Heads, Letter Heads, Tags, : tuts•,; Ci Gula. re,.1Business aide, iivo"fo les, Progralninee, etc., etc., printei in a workman- like manner and at low reitles, at THE NEWS -RECORD Office. thelo:HighJsti l Court of Justice. CIL ILNCEICY DIVl<S,1ON The Dominion Controverted Elec- tions Act. Election of it Member. for the House of Contmores for the Electoral .District of he West Riding of the County of Huron, holden on the Seth day of February, 1891, and -the 5th day of .Alarch; 1891. .. DOMINION OF CANADA, PROVINCE 01" ONTARIO, r To Wir: • The Petition of James MITCHELL, Of the Town of Godoriob, hi the County of Hmon, Pubiieher, Whose name is subsor•ibod. 1. four Petitioner, JAMES MITCHELL, is a person who was duly qualified and had a right to vote at the above election. 2. And your Petitioner states that the eleotion was holden ou the 26tH day of Feb, uary,1891,and the fifth day of March, left, when MALCOLM COLIN CAMERON, of the Town of Goderioh, iu the County of Huron, Barrister -at -taw, and ROBERT PORTER, of the Township of Floss, in the County of Simone, Farmer, were candidates, and the Returning Officer has returned the said MALCOLM COLIN CAMERON as being duly elected. 8. And„your Petitioner says that the said b1ALcoLM Coast CaMERuN weep, by himself, by hie agents and by other persons on hie behalf, before, during and after the said election guilty oI bribery, treating and undue influence as de- fined by "Tho Domiuio" Coutroverted ltleotione Act" and other Ac•s of the Parliament of Canada, or recognized 88 such by the Common Law of Parliament, whereby he wee and is iuoapadtated from serving in Parliament for the euld Electoral Diattiot of the West Riding oI the County of Huron and the said election and return of the said MALCOLM COLIN CAMEnuN wale and are wholly null and void, 4. And your Petitioner says that the said 'MALCOLM COLIN CAMERON woe, by himself, by his agents and by other portions on his behalf, before, during and after the said eleotion guilty of intimidation and of intimidating persona entitled to vote at the said election to induce or compel such persons to vote or to refrain from voting at the Heid eleotion, whereby the said MALCOLM CoLtN CAmEttoN was and 16 incapacitated from serving In Parliament for the said Etcetera] Dis- trict of the West Riding of the County of Huron and the said election and retmu of the said MALCOLM COLIN CAMERON were and are wholly null and void. 5. And yonr Petitioner mays that the said MALCOLM COLIN CAMraaaus was, by himself, by his agents and by other persons on his behalf, before, during and after the said election guilty of giving and lending and agreeing to give and lend and nffe•ing and promising money and other valuable consideration to and for persona entitled to vote at tbo cold election, and to and forporeone on behalf of persons entitled to vote at the said election, in order to induce such velere to vote and to refrain from voting at the Bald election, and of corruptly doing the said trots and every of them on account of voters having voted and refrained from voting at the said election, where- by the said hIALcor.M •:OLIN CAMIER0N was and is incapacitated from serving in Parliament for the said Electoral District of the West Riding of the County of Hnron and the said election and return of the said MALCOLnt COLIN CAMERON were and are wholly null and void. 8. And your Petitioner says that the said MALCOLM COLIN CAMERON was, by himself, by his agents and by other persons on his behalf, be- fore, during and after the said election guilty of giving and procuring, and agreeing to give and procure and of offering and promising to procure and to endeavor to procure offices, planes and employment to and for persons entitled to vote at the said eleotion, and to and for other persons in order to induce suoh persons to vote or refrain from voting at the said eleotion, and of corruptly doing the Raid acts ,and each of them on account of such voters having voted and refrained from voting at the said eleotion, whereby the said MALCOLM COLIN CAMERON was and is incapacitat- ed from serving in Parliament for the said Electoral District of the Weet Riding of the County of Huron and the said election and return of the said MALCOLM CoLIN CAMERON were and are wholly null and void, 7. And your Petitioner Says that the said MALCOL`i COLIN CAMERON was, by Himself, by his agents and by other persone on Ida b••half, before, during and after the said election guilty of making gifts, lonnR, offers, promisee, procure- ments and agreements as aforesaid to and for divers persona in order to induce the said persona to procure and to endeavor to procure the return Of the said MALCOLM CoLIN CAMERON and of other persona to serve in the Hoose of Commons, and procure and to endeavor to procure the votes of voters at the said election, whereby the said MALCOLM COLIN CAMEnoN was and ie incapacitat- ed from serving in Parliament for the said Elec- toral District of the West Riding of the County of Heron and the said eleotion and return of the said MALCOLM COLIN CAMERON were and are whoHynull and void. 8. And your Petitioner says that the said MALCOLM COLIN CAMEnote was, by himself, by his agents and by other pereone on his behalf, before, during and after the said election, guilty of advancing and of paying and of oaaoing to be paid money to and for the use of other per- sons with the intent that such money or pant thereof should be expended in bribery and corrupt practices at the said election, and of knowingly paying and causing to be paid money to porsone in dieohargo and ro>ayment of moneys wholly and in part expended in bribery and corrupt praeticeo at the said eleotion, whereby the said Malcolm Colin Cameron was and is incapacitated from serving in Parliament for the said Electoral District of the Weet Riding of the County of Huron and the said eleotion and return of the said Malcolm Colin Cameron were and are wholly null and void, 9. And your Petitioner says that the said Malcolm Colin Cameron was, by himself, by his agents and by other persona on hie behalf, before, during and after the said eleotion, guilty of hiring and promising to pay and paying for horses, teams, carriages and other vehicles to convey voters to and from the polls and to and from the neighborhood thereof at the said elec- tion and also of the payment of the travelling and other expenses of voters in going to and returning from the said eleotion whereby the said Malcolm Colin Cameron was and is incapaci- tated from serving in Parliament for the said Electoral District of the West Riding of the County of Huron and the said eleotion and the return of the said MaloohnColin Cameron were and are wholly null and void. 10. And your Petitioner says that the said Malcolm Colin Cameron was, by himself, by his agents and by other persona on hie behalf, before, during and after the said election, guilty of corruptly aiding, abetting, eonnselling and procuring the commission at the said election of the offence of personation and of inducing per- sons to take Nitta oaths in matters wherein oaths are required by "The Dominion Elections Act," whereby the Raid Malcolm Colin Cameron was and Is incapacitated from serving in Parliament for the said Electoral District of the West Riding of the County of Huron and the said election and return of the said Malcolm Colin Cameron were and aro wholly null and void. 11. And your Petitioner says that the said Malcolm Colin Cameron was, by himself, by his agents and by other portions on his behalf, before, during and after .the said election, guilty of oorrnptly giving and providing and pausing to be given and provided and being acooseory to the giving and the providing and of paying wholly and in part expenses incurred for meat, drink refreshment and provision to and for persons hi order to be elected and for being eleeted and for the purpose of corruptly influencing each persona and other persona to vote and refrain from giving their votes at the said election, and of giving and causing to be given to voters on nomination day and on polling day on account of sash voters having voted and of being about to vote, moat, drink and refreshment and money and tickets to enable snob voters to proonrerefresbment,whore- by the said Malcolm Colin Cameron was and is incapacitated from serving in Parliament for the said Eleotoral District of the Weet Riding of the Connty of Iinron and the said eleotion and retnrn of rho,eabligaleolM-Colincareeren.wp and.4Cas Wholly still and void. 12. And your Petitioner says that the said Malcolm Colin Cameron was, by himself, by his agentli and b' other )aarNone On bin .behalf,1 before, 4u4ink; and after the eald eleotion, of eerzptpt MOWS fur defined by "The. Peluinlea Elections &eta" and, ether *QM( Of ti141.'arliainent Of Canada end .all kaowtf to the Qonimoia L,aw of ParilptacAt, end Mr the terra t"oorrupt prAotleett'" later"The UOmielen eted inOontroeerte4 t&Teotionii Anti whereby9. ,the Qit4d. lliylkolln Oolifi, Ctlnfarott vt.,1 and.. ix 3ueapaoltated from serving• jn the Perini. meet Of Canada for the algaEieetore1.111etr1ot.ef rho Weet Riding ef. the County of Flgroit.andthe said election and the rgturi . of the held Malcolm Colin Camergawere anti are Whglly Pair u t void - 1.e. And your P•otltionor Says that oorrupt emetic/es se doflued by "The Dorpinign Elections Aet' and by other Acta ,of the Parliament of Canada, and ire known to the Connlnon Law of Parliament and aa the term "oorrupt praetioce" is idterproted in the interpretption datum Of "The Dominion Controverted F,loettone Act" were committed by the agents otthe saidhfaleorm Colin Cameron and by other .portions oo his behalf. before, during and after the said eleotion by and with the aotuul knowledge and goasent of the (mid Malcolm COM Cameron, whereby and in cousequenee whereof the said Malcolm Colin 0amoron wee and is disqualified and was and is incapable of beteg elected or sitting in the said House of Commons and of voting at any eleotion of a Member of tho said House of Commons and of bolding any aloe in the nomination of the ' nrown,or of the Governor General in Canada. 14, Abd your Petitioner Rays that the said Maloolm Bolin Cameron was, before, during and atter the said eleotion, by himself personally, guilty of corrupt praoticoa as defined by "The Dominion Elections Act" and other Acte of the Parliament of Canada and as known to the Com- mon Law of Parliament, as ae the term "corrupt practices" is interpreted in the intorpretatfOn clause of "The Dominion Controverted Elections Act," whereby and in oonsequenee whereof the said Malcolm Colin Cameron was and is diequaR- fled and was and is incapable of being elected to or Hitting in the said House of Commons, and of holding any office in the nomination of the Crown or of the Governor ireneral In Canada. ti kerefore Your Petitioner Prays; - (1) That it may be deter- mined that the said Malcolm Colin Cameron was not duly elected or returned and that the eleotion was void. (2) That 1t may be declared and found that the said Mal- colm Colin Cameron was and is guilty of the said several cor- rupt snd illegal acts and prac- tices hereinbefore oharged as having been committed before, during and after the mild eleo- tion by himself and by his agents and other persons on hie behalf by and with the actual knowledge and consent of the bald Malcolm Colin Cameron. (fl That 1t may be found and declared that iu conse- quence thereof the said Mal- oolm Colin Cameron be adjudg- ed disqualified and incapable of being eluded to or sitting In the House of Commons atoreaald and of voting at any eleotion of --a Member of that House and of holding any officio in the nomination of the Crown or o1 the Governor General in Canada. And your Petitioner will ever pray, ate. (Sol) JAMES MITCFIELL. 7, JAMES MITCHELL, the above-named Peti- tioner, do hereby appoint Ronnny H P.BER Bowus, of No. 32 Church Street, Toronto, in the County of York, Solicitor, to act as any agent in this matter and all notices addressed to me herein may be left at the above address of the said Solicitor. Dated this 12ad day of April, 1891. (9d) JAMES MITCHELL. To, all whom it may concern :- Take notice that the above is a true copy o1 the Petition to which it relates, and of the notice attached thereto, received by me for publication according to the Statute in such mase made and provided. Dated this 2915 day of April, 1891. W. T. WHITELY, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of the West Riding of the County of Huron. High Court of Justice, Ont SIR, - Re West Huron Election; "DOnhinioli." CHANCERY DIVISION Registrar's Office, Toronto, May 6th, 1891. MITCHELL vs. CAMERON. The Respondent has appointed Philip Holt, of the town of Goderich, solicitor, to act as hie attorney and agent in this matter and has named the office of Messrs Rose, Cameron & McAndrew, 26 Ring St, West, in the City of Toronto, sea his address for service of proceedings on him Yours truly GEO. S. FIOLMESTED. WM. T. WHITELY, ESQ., Returning Officer, West Huron Election (Dominion), 865-4t Clinton, (Int Dorriinion Election, 1091 ELECTORAL DISTRICT -OF THE - 'West Riding of Huron. STATEMENT OF ELECTION EXPENSES Incurred by and on behalf of ROBT. PORTER, A Candidate at the said Election. Personal Expenses of Candidate 5 66 00 Rant of Halls, School Houses, etc43 00 Thos. Swarts, Livery and Driver for Mr. Porter Thos. Swart°, Livery for Mr. Joseph Beck Expenses, including Livery, and Mr. Cole- man, organizer 82 00 Judge Doyle, for Voters' Lista 18 70 Wm. Lea, coal for Committee Rooms4 86 C. P. 11. Co's Telegraph account 13 88 G, N. W. Co'e Telegraph account 10 48 - W. Campbell, Postage account 33 76 Rent and Expenses, Central Committee Rooms . 15 10 A. Hillen, Clinton, posting bills, etc8 50 Beattie & Ross, horse hire 1 50 Reynolds & Son, horse hire 2 00 Thomas Huckstep, bill poster....... .. 1 26 Goderich Star• Printing account 41 60 Tint HERON Nitws-Rsconn, printing acct13 00 8410 98 Goderich, May 2nd, 1891. R. C. HAYS, Agent for Robert Porter. To W. T. WHITELY, Esq., Returning Ofl]cer, West Riding of Huron, Tho preceding abstract, referring to the elec. tion expenses of Mr. Robert Porter, has been sent me by Mr. R. 0. Hays,of Goderich, his financial agent. Should any elector wish to see a detailed statement of the Items which go to make BaZitii3lEarT above he ea�n do ssaby applying tau 64 00 8 00 W T. WHITELY, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of the West Riding of Huron. 654-4t 1ACOB4,01,1 S. BEd WEM z11C10!- .,msne i .. RHEUMATISM Neuralgia, Sciatica Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat, Frost Bites, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Etc. Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. Fifty Cents a bottle. Directions in 11 Languages. THE CHARLES A. VOOILER CO.. Baltimore, Md. Canadian Depot: Toronto, Ont. Dominion -Election, 1091 ELECTORAL DISTRICT -OF THE-- West .Aiding of Huron. STATEMENT OF ELECTION EXPENSES incurred by and on behalf Of M. C. CAMERON, A Candidate at the said Election. LIVERY BILLS. A. 6l. Polley 594 26 John A. Reid 65 00 James Beattie 16 00 Roland Beattie 11 00 5186 25 PRINTING ACCOUNTS, D. McGillicuddy 78 05 R. Holmes 38 00 5113 08 TELEGRAPH ACCOUNT. G. N. W. Co..-- ..... . 829 51 BILL POSTING, DISTRIBUTING BILLS, &C. W. McGregor 1100 r. Hucketep 3 00 J. Breckenridge 4 00 D. Mc6furchy 2 00 J. Cunning. . 2 00 John Stevenson 1 00 $ 28 00 ,,USE OF HALLS, ATTENDANCE, &C. A. Saunders 10 00 R. Wolfish 10 00 Benndller Hall 2 00 Pore Albert School House4 00 T.eeburn Hall 1 00 Goderich Rooms 22 50 5 49 50 TELEetioNi. Pell Telephone Co$ 6 80 VOTERS' LISTS, Judge Doyle for Lists$ 17 00 Expenses of McLean & Wileon$ 7 76 Total 8431 86 Dated at Coticrieh, May 4111, 1891. W. PROL'DFOOT, Agent for M. C. Cameron To W. T. WHITELY, Esq., Returning Officer, West Riding of Huron. The preceding abstract, referring to the elec. tion expenses of Mr. M. C. Cameron, has been sent me by Mr. W. Proudfoot, of Goderich, hie financial agent Should any elector wish to see a detailed statement of the Hems which go to make up tho above, he can do so by applying to me at Clinton. W. T. WHITELY, ' Returning Officer for the Electoral District of the West Riding of IIuron_ 664-41 The Huron News -Record 81.60 a Year -81.25 in Advance. Wednesday, May 27th, 1891. HALE AND STRONG AT 114. CHEWED TOBACCO FOR MORE THAN A CENTURY AND REMEMBERS WASHINGTON. Richard Reddick, born in Rich- mond county, Va., July 4, 1777," is a transcript from public records that is held by Mr. Reddiok him- self as an evidence of what he can - eiders divine favor. "I will be 114 years old next July 4," was the answer Mr. Red - dick made to a reporter's question yesterday, and, with a laugh, he added : "I am living on borrowed time now." The words were spoken in a clear, crisp tone, 4nd came from a man who not o0y by legal docu- ment, but by the recalling of inci- dents of eighteenth century date, proved himself to be as old as he claimed. Roddick is a colored man who lives • with his aged wife at Bridgewater, Beaver county. When seen he was seated on the doorstep of his humble dwelling. His wife was seated by his side, and the two were talking of religion. The old man had just returned from his day's work and was resting himself. He was smoking a corn- cob pipe. The pipe's age was more doubtful than its owner's, end it was something stronger. The theory that tobacco will shorten life was sadly demolished by this practical illustration to the contrary. His hearing was as keen as that of a deer, and he answered questions without a moment's hesitation. Hie eyesight alone has become im- paired. In explaining the trouble with his eyes, Reddiok unconsciously commenced the story of his life. "I was born in Riohmond," he said. "My father was a slave, my mother a free woman. Aa was the custom, I having been born of a free �r►aprtrn :: �--��,ti. � ;�;g�r<.:-Win;>T mother worked for a wealthy family. Her mistress was a dei cute .lady, and had fi flltngl►l r, ldtr : 'Liza Jami ;about my .Age. We; wertt playf>aatae •iegetherl told sailed Peck other brother and ender* "One day 'While! WO were pulsing at frying fsh, eQmo tat lisw ,Into ply eyes.- and tar a tions r was aiu1oe blind. It wsb'partly eitt<tater'a fault, and her parents. took. me iu oha•e When tie,, i t t o b.t l a nar7iage for thaw; . ` "There were pp railroads thOt and T often ,Tr4YO the ladies 'AA trips that lathed a Meath ' or .so.. After I grew up I ,heeatne a sail4>i and went all over the world..I,,, liked the seat and was anay broyght:;. away by a' letter from,'Miss ; 'Liza Jane, telling me 19COMP home. When I got home T tountl her on her deathbed,. $er tarenta . were deadand she reared that when, she should die I would' be claimed as a slave. ' Her only bops ,was to get mo bank in time to secure my froe papers, and, I did so justabout an hoer before ebe died, "Immediately after, I Was told I must leave .the state. A white( friend came with me, and repre- sented himself to be my master:.• We went to Alliance, 0., and I commenced working for farmers. I have done that and gardening - ever since, I helped clear the ground on which Youngstown now stands. Along in 1820 I .came to this valley, and have been -in P.ennaylvania ever Educe. "This country was all woods than. The feeling against negroee was intense, and I remember that at one time colored people' were not allowed on Pittsburg wharf. "When the war broke out I wanted to join the northern forces, but they would not take me on account of being too old. Two of my sons wen: out, though, "I have seen nearly every presi- dent, and met Washington often. I suppose I am the only living American who has the cheek to claim that Washington failed to keep his promise. When War broke out, he offered freedom to the slaves that would espouse the cause of America. After they had fought iri the winning fight, he did not even use hie influence for their emancipation. "My coven children are scattered all over the country. - They leave mo to take care of myself, , and I earn my living by doing gardening for the neighbors. I have only been sick twice in my life, once with oholere and tile other time with white,ewelling. I was never prescribed for by a doctor, and take no medicine: "I take a drink of liquor when I feel like it, but never get drunk. I smoke and chew tobacco. I learned to chew when a baby. I swallow tobacco when my.. stomach troubles me." AN AGED VILLAIN. While going home to dinner at noon in Chicago one day last week an old man with gray whiskers approached Maudie Reynolds, aged 12 years, and asked her if she knew where another little girl lived. He Mowed up this remark by,saying he knew where there was• a lot of diamonds which sotne little girl had lost, and asked her to come with him and look at the jewelry. The child unsuspectingly agreed to accompany the man, and lie took her far beyond Garfield Park on Lake street. Mrs. Reynolds be- came alarmed when Maudie did not tomo home to dinner, and went to the school, where some of Maudie's playmates told the mother that she had been seen going,.away with an old man who "wanted to give her some diamonds." °yrs. Reynolds reported the case at the police station, and a dispatch was sent out to look for the child. Maudie returned !Ionic at -- 5 o clock, crying as though her heart would break and presenting a terri- ble appearance. Her" clothes bad almost been torn from her body: Her little blue sack was all covered with mud, and stripes of cloth had been torn from the sleeves. The child was Almost frightened to death, and at first refused to tell her mother what bad occurred. She finally confessed that the old man had taken her into .a saloon and from there to the park, where he had accompliahed his awful pun. pose. Captain Hayes detailed Officers Welbasky and Meany on the case. The old man told the little girl that his name was Johnston,_ Several cases of a similar character have been reported recently, and 'the pollee are very anxious -to latch the scoundrel who makes a specialty of enticing away little school children. "Praise be to him, whose wondrous skill Has oonggored every human ill - And now alone, as victor, stands The 'Golden' compound Of his handcar So !peke a man,with tribiiny crowned,•,' Ot Dr. Pierce, the "wdt'ld•renoWnedt''.. Whose "M editial Discovery." Had vanquished pain and tet.hin`► free,; One aim but ripest in praise of a retinedyr so effeotual and unfailing lis- l)r. Iielroe'a Ogden Medical tileooiteryt ,Aotiitg promptly and• fhoroughly,� it precludes Fpeemanent•ouree teisutnptromiiviltterit ^ ' = ly stages, scrofula, liver and-kidney'dis: or$ora, and all blood diseases, ere within the field of its unbounded tiuoliess. .