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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-08-04, Page 5a It is a Fact .. . That we will re- fund your pur- chase monev if the glasses we frit you t with do not satis- fy. We know that we can tit II spectacles correct. N�' ly. We know that j'be your eyes what V they may we can tit you and g}ve l you the bust vision possible, therefore we have no hesit- c ancy in making o the agreement coh with you to refund cd yoif ur uba arenotr�satisti dl We wake the otter 4 a4 d feeling that there ,:A uJJ is little chance of a>° your being dissat isfied but if by any chance you should Its be we much prefer I SII' to return your money and keep I. i' your good will rather than keep your money and l y,i part with your good will. Then, with the above agreement to pro- tect you we ask the privilege of fitting your spec- tacles and supply- ing your Drug wants. 9000•••• Allen & Wilson, Graduate Druggists and Optician s. Gem jar rubbers loc a dozen. P• t. Quick Stop! AND LOOK AT OUR loc Blouse Sets. We have just received, another lot of them. Having sold over 100 pairs, which cleaned its out, but managed to secure another lot which we .will sell at 10 cents the set, and are doubtful if they can be duplicated at this price. Come and get a set before they are hill gone. They won't last long. Out- 25c line won't last long. Eng,yravin. . We do Engraving in the very neatest and latest style, and do it while you wait. B. Humball, Jeweler, Clinton. For Sale—Bargain, _ — Bay horse, 4 years old, well bred, good size, strong, speed expected. Will take pony 14¢ hands part payment, to mate a bay pony. E. N. LEWIS, Goderich. Voters' List 1897. MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY, HURON CO. Notice is hereby given that,13 have transsnnit- ted or delivered to the persons mentioned in see- tions.i and 6, of the Voters' Lists Act, the cop- ies required by said sections to be so trtins- mittud or delivered of the list matte pursuant to said Act of a't persons appearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said Municipality, to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality, at elections for member, of the Logisiative AsnemVy- and at Municipal l+;iec- tions, and that said list was first posted up in my office at Varna, on the ?:9th day of .duly, 1897, and remains there for inspection. Flectors are called upon to examine the said List and if any omissions or any other! errors are found therein, to take immediate proceed• ings to have said errors corrected according to law. J. T. CAIRNS, Clerk of Stanley Tp July 31st, 1897, Voters' List, 1897. MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN- SHIP O x CODF I .R LH HURON CO. Notice is hereby given that I have transmit- ted or delivered to the persons mentioned in sections 5 and (i of the Voters' Lists Acts, the copies required by said sections to be so trans- mitted or delivered of the list made pursuant to said Act of all persons appon.ring by the last revised Assessment Roll of the stiid mmdcipal- ity to be entitled to vote in the said rinnicip- alliyr at elections for members of the Legisla- tive Assembly and at Munluipal Elections, itnd that said list was first posted up in my office, at Goderich 'Township on the I. h day of July, 1897, and remains their for inspection. Electors, are called upon to examine the said List and if any omissions or any other errors al;2.fpund therein, to take immediate procced- ni o have said errors corrected according to law. NIXON STURDY, Clerk of Goderich Township. July 24th, 1897. 974 4 t. Voters' Lists, 1897. MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAGE, OF BAYFIELD, HURON CO. Notice is hereby given that i have transmit. ted or delivered fo the persons mentioned in sections 5 artd 6, of the Voters' Lists Acts, the cogpies required by snid sections to be so trans- rnitted or delivered of the list mado Pursuant to said Act of all persons appearing•oy the last revised Assessment Roll of the saki Munici- pality, to be entitled to vote in the said Munici- pallty at elections for members of the Legis- lative Assembly and at Municipal elections, aT) d that said list was first posted up in my ofilco at Bayffold, on the 30th (lay of July, 1897 and remains there forinspection. Electors are called upon to examine the said List and if any omissions or any other errors are found therein, to take immediate proceed- ings to have said errors corrected according to law. HENRY ERWIN, .duly 30th, 1897• Clerk of Bayfield. Wanted. A teacher holding a Normal Certificate to take charge of Principal's class from Sept, 1st until Nov. 30th. Applications stating salary and eficlosing testimonials received up to Aug. 7th.Model9ohool Hoar glume, Secretary Cllnton r Convict Shot at in itis Cell. TROUBLIC OVER A PRISONER 1N THE Dainty cusTRAL PRISON, 'j�j c TuoMAscRAIG, WITH Two WIVES OUT- SIDE PRISON WALLS, WANTS TO ESCAPE AND KILL HIS KFLPERS. ... • • • tral prison, is ill solitary confinement nursing it bullet which was fired into May be beautiful in its shut- his ci•ll by Guard Charles Edward, and plicitp, but it is really wonder- which he,sa,ys lie intends to show the fill how it is brightened up by !Minister of Justice on his re!eltse. The it plece of Jewelry—if it is in' bullet Is not in any part of Craig's good taste. The sparkle of a anatomy, but this lie says is not the precious stone, the shine of a fault Of`Guar•d Edward. He picked it bracelet, the rich ye11Ow of a up t'voin the floor after the accident oc- gold chain against a creamy carred. neck, all these seem to bring Claig has served time at Kingston the beauty of the wearer into and was twice sentenced to short strong relief. All of them are terms for theft in the Toronto Police here in this store. Court. He is now serving a sentence received at Goderich, his horse. He Our Repairing broke goal there and escaped, but On information supplied by the Toronto Department deteNivait•es he was recaptured at Nin,gara, Falls. When being brought back by it constable he escaped again, Is under our own personal and wit, again recaptured. supervision and all repairs ell- The convict is 21 years of age, and trusted to our care, from t•he is a tailor by trade. He. was put to smallest to the hugest job, will work in that shop when he arrived 1n he returned with Our guar- the prison. He was it very morose antee, and rebellions prisoner, and set such it bad example to the other convicts that Foreman Able asked the warden to have him removed, and Craig was accordingly detailed to the broom shop. He refused flatly to go after dueer- �� suasion, but finally went p for ono t his U When the work wasnver Craig left his P, Be , place in the line, and walking to where Mr. Able was standing remarked:— "I'll cut your heart out before six Jeweller and months have past." He was then taken buck to his cell Expert Watch and searched. Two knives were found on him. one with an ugly slender Repairer. blade nearly four inches long and sharp as at razor. Then Craig Wits dis- ciplined by spanking, the punishment CLINTON. given prisoners for ginve violations of WOOD AND COAL YARD- the prison law. He r eceived ten slaps and went back to his cell niad with rage, vowing that if he were hanged Subsoriber is prepared to promptly fill all or- fol, it, he would cut. Warden Gilnxnir's tiers for Wood and Coal, which will be sold at throat. Then the warden ordered the lowest rates. Office on Isaaotitreet, tit. LAVIS' IMPLB:DIENTs Itooms. W. WHEA'TLEY guards to he ready to protect them- -- ----• selves in the event of being attacked FALL,. TERM SEPT. IST. by the convict, but not, to draw it weapon except its it last resort. _ NT Craig, upon coining back to the cell R 4 after his spanking, smashed a bottle of n)edicine against, the door grating and then wrenched off one of the legs STRATFORD, ONT. of his iron bedstead, the night -guard A live, go -a -head school that thoroughly pro- noticing what lie had done. On Satur- pare young men and women for business life day morning vViug-Guard Edward and Attendance this year double that of last year. Guard Rodgers entered Craig's cell, Only one kind of business edttratp1l pp,iveu to when the convict made a clash at thein our students and that "the best" l�'ritefor circulars. with a piece of wood in his hand. W. J. ET LIOTT, Principal. Thinking that itnother weapon might be behind the wood, Edward drew his revolver and fired, the bullet passing W. JACKSON, Agent the convict's head and striking the Northwest Transportation Co, wall near the ceiling. According to Craig's story the bullet from Edward's revolverpassed through his sleeve, but this is denied by the: prison au- �• thorities. Then the guards hastily withIrew, and Craig was ordered into solitary confinement. It is not a new R :'iii I I'i experience for him, as he is said to have spent four months in the solitary at Kingston penitentiary without see- ing it unian face. His desire to es- cape is said to be actuated by the - fact that it charge of bigamy is hang- ing over him, and that he will have to fitce two wives when Warden Gilmour is through with hien fifteen months Through tickets to all point; in MANITOBA and DAKOTA. At lowest rates. For all Information apply to above. Farm For Sale Lot number 19, roil, 16, Goderich Township, containing 80 acres, more or less, the property of tine late Ann Barr, will be ofrared for sale by public action at the Commercial Hotel, Clin- t.o»,, oto Saturday, Sept. lith, at 2 o'clock p m. Terms -10 per cent of the puiehase money down on the day of stile, and the balance in 30 days thereafter, without interest. Further terms and particulars made known at the sale or upon appplication to the undersigned. 1). A. FORItESTEit. Administrator of the estate of deceased. Aug. 4, 18, Sept, 1st. 976-3t Steamer Cambria -and Carmona Leave Goderich every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morning for the Soo. If you are contemplating taking a boat trip ori Lake Huron, Lake Erie, Lake Superior or Lake Ontario consult with A. T. COOPER, Ticket and Steamship Agent, Clinton. Thos. Love, of the 11th concession of McKillop, died on Sunday Hist. .Mr. Love has been ill for about two years, being a victim of diabetes. He was a comparatively voting mail, being only about 49 years of age. He was the second son of the late George Love, of Tuc•kersinith, He has been a resi- dent of McKillop for about 29 years, He leaves a widow and family of three sons and four (iaughte'r's. A Fashionable and Money - Saving Work. Horne dyeing is now one of the true home arts, a work that is artistic, tin occupation that tins becom&-pleasant and fashionable. People in easy eir•• cumstances who give their attention to the work of home dyeing also find it at most profitable recreation. This increased interest in dying work, and the great success that at- tends it, comes from the use of the celebrated Diamond Dyes that are so easy to use, so true to color, so pure stnd brilliailt, so fast and unfailing. A costly wool or silk dress that has become spotted or faded can in a very short apace of time he made equal to new. No garments or materials need be thrown away or sold to the second hand dealer because of lost or, dingy colors. An outlay of from ten to twenty cents for Diamond Dyes will recreate every piece and save many dollars. If you have not, yet begun the easy work of home dyeing, let us assure yoil that you miss a pleasure and lose money as well. Look up your faded and discoloted garments at once, and lyse the Diamond Dyes; you will be sur- prised with your success. hence. A CLERGYMAN'S Lf FE. HAS'MORE WORRIES THAN THE PUBLIC AItI•: AWARE OF—NE11VOUS EXHAUS- TION, THE FREQUKNT OUTCOME. There is more worr•y'connected with the routine life of the average clergy- man than most people imagine. His duties are multifarious, and it is little wonder that he. frequently becomes the victim of nervous exhaustior;, in- somnia, etc. In this condition Dr. 4Villiaots' Pink Pills act more speedily upon the nervous system than any other medicine, and promptly restore the user to a normal state of health. Rev. Won. Clarke, a rising young Methodist minister stationed at Orono, Ont., says :--•`I have derived great benefit from the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I found that when I at- tempted to study I would become drowsy and could not apply myself to my work. Aly. digestion was very bad, and my nervous system seemed to be out of gear. At first I paid but little attention to the matter, but found myself growing worse. At this tithe I was stationed at° Fort Ste- wart, Ont., and was boarding at the norne Of astorekeeper, whoadvised 1110 to try Dr: Williatus' Pink Pills. I de- cided-t.o do so, and thanks to this inedi- cine, I am again restored to good health. Under these circumstances I feel it illy duty to say a good word for Or. Williams' Pink Pills. Dr. Williams Pink Pills cure by going to the root of the disease. They renew and build up the blood, and strengthen the nerves, thus driving; disease from the system. Avoid imi- tations by insisting„ that every box you purchase is enclosed in a wrap Ing nearing the full trade mark, Dr. `Wil- liams' Pink Pills for Pale People. County Currency. Annie Leathorn, wife of .John H. Willis, of the 3rd conc,•ession of Stephen, died Tuesday week lust at the age of 31 years, 6 months. Wm. Kelly, of Biddulph, the victim of the shooting affray List week, still lives with the trall in his head, with signs of improvement. Last Tuesday a telegram was recei vd by Win. Ross, Brussels, from Mrs. J. R. Kerr, his daughter, stating that her hnshand wits dein]. No particulars were given. Deceased, who is brother to Geo, Kerr, of Morris, and Mrs. M. 'Richardson, Brussels, had written them last Sabbath, and was then apparently ! in the enjoyinm. t of good health. He was a contractor and builder and spoke of some large jobs he had on hand and his intention of pushing the work. It is supposed his death either'resulted from accident or sun stroke, as he re- ferred to the great heat in his letter. Mr. Kerr was in, his 42nd year and was a member of both the Masonic Order and the ,'Woodmen of the World". Alex, Ross, deputy -postmaster, left for Manilla, Iowa, where his sister resides, on Wednesday morning, and on his arrival the remains of deceased will be brought to Brussels for interment, The receipt, of the sad news was received with much regret., and sympathy is ex+ pressed for Mrs. Kerr and daughter. 1 Will Hawkshaw, son of Mr. Hawk. Shaw, of the British hotel, Seaforth, hits accepted a position as C. P, R. Operator in Medicine Hat, N. W.T., and will leave for there shortly. Mr. John Dietz of Crediton Inet with a painful accident last Satul-day week. He was engaged in the tile yard when it clump of earth fell on him, breaking his leg at the knee joint and otherwise injuruig hint, At the re4ent meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge held in Brantford, Mr. I. B. Tierney, of Blyth, was elected Distrist Deputy Grand Master for South Huron district, and T. Pinker- ton, of bJdeu Grove, for North Huron district. Ali,. John Balkwill, of Fulla,rton, has a goose which he values inorethan any cow ort his farm. She is thirty-four vear•s old and blind, nevertheless she Matched twice this year. Mr. Balkwill brought the fowl from England some thirty years ago, John McNeil, 10 con., Grey has been laid aside frau) work Owing to an acci- dent in which he. injured his back. He fell 10 feet in the burn hrough a trap door used to put straw through and landed on a heap of stones. Mrs. Edward Denyer, 9th con., Grey, died lust Sabbath, aged 30 years. The cause was quick consumption which she contractee} some t.irue ago although deceased was only confined to her bed for a few weeks. Mr. Denyer is deeply sympathized with. They have no children. The tw•o young lads named Shoe - bottom and McLean, who were arrested at Lucknow and taken to Walkerton last week, were honorably discharged by Mi istrate McNamara on Thursday last, There was no evidence against I thorn to show that they had anything to,do with the crimes. Mr. Walter Carruthers, son of Mr. F. li Carrot hers, of Turnberry, who was in- juied at a h.irn ritising some time ago, was removed to the Toronto Hospital last week, with the hope that he may find relief from his suffering. Reports received froin Toronto say that there is a slight improvement in his condition. cflu. Tnan's wati There Are Thousands Like Him Iu Canada, "To be candid and truthful, I am miserable, used up, nervous, and -can't sleep there days; f feel as if life was not worth living. I have tried country fir, and have strictly followed Iny doctor's advice, yet here I am, fast wearing away." This confession, made by it resident of one of our largest. Canadian cities, truly represents the condition Of thousands of rnen and women, old and young, at this time of the year. It is almost certain that such weakly and broken down men and women have not yet, heard the joyful news that Piline's Celery Compound is the Brent life renewer and builder, the medicine that makes the weak strong, that gives vitt and true activity to the languid and despond -tit, that makes the blood pure and red, that gives (di- gestive vigor and sweet refreshing sleep. • Are you, dear reader, amongst the afflicted ones ? Are youpining in misery and suffering and full of dread and fears? If so, let us point you to the only medicine that can meet your case without a fear of failure:. It is Paine's Celery Compound, nature's medicine for the tired and worn out body and unstrung nerves. The vir- tues of this medicine strike right at the seat of the trouble, quickly bring- ing health and happiness. It has a marvellous record of cares, a fast and enduring fanne won by rescues and life raving. Will yon test its efficacy? You roust if you desire health and robustness as well as extended years. MARKET REPOR'T'S. (Corruted every Tueedai afternoon.) OLINTON. Fall Wheat ................... 0 70 to 0 72 Barley .......................... 0 25 to 0 35 Oats .......................... 0 22 to 0 23 Peas....,....... ......... 0 38 tc 0 40 Potatoes, per bush,......,.. 0 20 to 0 25 Butter loose in basket.... 0 9 to 0 10 Butter, in tub ................ 0 10 to 0 11 Eggs per doz.................. 0 8 to 0 8 it ay ............................... 7 00 to 7 00 Cordwood ....................... 3 00 to 3 50 fipples per bush ............. 0 35 to 0 35 Dried Apples per lb........ 0 2.; to 0 2!11 Ducks per lb ................. 0 05 to 0 06 Turkeys per lb .............. 0 07 to 0 08 Geese per lb .................. 0 o5 to 0 06 Chickens per pair............ 0 2�) to 0 35 Wool ............................ 0 18 to 0 18 TORONTO FARMERn MARKET. Whent,white .... .....$ 7511 to $ 00 do red .. . ............. 74 to C l do goose ......... . .... 04.4 to (.J Buckwheat .... . ........ 32� to 00 Rye ......... ........... 35 to 00 Oats ..................... T) to 2711 Peas ... ............. I... 40 to GU Barley .................. 28 to 00 Hay .................... 6 W to it (N) Straw.. ............... 600 to 700 Dressed hogs ......... 7 Of) to 0 (9) Eggs, new laid ....... , .. 01 to 10 Butter, lb. rolls . , ....... 13 to 14 do tubs, dairy........ 11 to 12 Chickens ................ 150 to 60 Turkeys ........ ....... . . 9 to 00 Potatoes (new) per. bush. 80 to 90 S ring lambs ...... . , . 8 to ° 9 Mutton ...... ......... 4 to 7 Beef, fore ............. 4 to 5 do hind ..... . .... . . . 7 to 811 Veal .................... 5 to 7 TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Milch cows each...... $20 W to $35 00 Export cattle, per cwt. , ... 400 to 4 50 Butchers' choice cattle,tWt 3 50 to 3 715 Butchers' good cattle, cwt 3 00 to 3 40 Butchers' com. cattle cwt.. 2 50 to 2 75 Bulls, per cwt . . ......... . . 3 25 to 350 Feeders, per cwt . . ......3 25 to 3 50 Stockers, perewt...... ... 2 Iii to 325 Export sheep, per cwt.... •l 90 to 3 10 Butchers' sheep, each..... 250 to 8 00 Spring lambs, each .... .. 200 to 4 00 Calves, per head. , ........ 3 00 to 6 50 Choice bacon hogs,jper cwt 5 80 to 5 85 Thick fat hogs, cwt ......... 4 75 to 4 80 Light fat hogs, cwt ......... 5 00 to 510 Sows, per cwt .............. 300 to 3 50 ].Shags, per cwt ........ 2 00 to 2 25 Have you tried theme Massey -Harris Bicycle, It is just what you have been looking for, high grade easy running, rich in appearance, strong and durable You can't break them. For $85 or a discount for cash . Brantford Ruby Rims For $54. - Does your Bike need Repairing? - We know how to give you a satisfactory job. Re- member a dry goods clerk ]nay sell dry goods but it takes a machinist to repair a .Bike. We are not only machinists but we have the machinery to do your work as it should be done. _Give us a trial. The Onward Bicycle Co., Clinton. OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE Clinton. LOOK HEREIN 00000.00.00000000000 Pure Manilla and Amber Shield Bin DER A WINEN •0000.00.0.0000.00.00 90000900 Prices Low. Harland 40=14 Brosey CLINTON. p Are you looking for a Snap? 4 0000 We have too n)any Couches in stock for the amount of room we have, so in are making a BIG REDUCTION in the nee you should not miss if you require a complete stock, and give a service that charges are as low as the lowest. V44'e e And outfit in the county. •00.09• lers and Clinton. Furniture DeaUndertakem Y, MANAGER. e of our Funeral Director.—J. W. Chtdley, King order to clear out some of then[ we price of a certain line. This is a cha Conch. Undertaking. In this department we carry a cannot he surpassed by any. Our have undoubtedly the finest hears 0••00 Broadfoot, Box & Co. J. W. CHIDLE Might and Sunday calls answered at Resident St., opposite Foundry. Special to Camping anti Canned Turkey, Chicken, Duck, Corn Finnan Haddie, Mackeral, Kippere FINEST BRANDS SARDINES Mullegatawny, Moo Picnic Hams, English Breakfast Bacon, Gillard's Sweet Pickles, a delicious N. Robson, G UIRTHS. Tor,t.---in East Wawanrosh, on July 22nd, the ii'fe of Mr. Will. Toll of a daughter, PROCTOR.—Thi Goderich township, on July 27, the wife of Mr. La Proctor of it daughter. BliI,1,ARm,—At Winthrop, on July 28th, the rife of John Bullard of a daughter. WEII.ANm.—At Fgmondville, .July 28th, the wife of Henry Weiland of a sen. AaMSTROMI. —in Ontario, Cal., on Monday, Aug. 2nd, the v ;o of J, S. t "nistrong, rice Miss Shallic Cooper, of a son. i11ARRIAGES. Wt1.l.rAalsox—LAyAN.- At the residence of the bride's father, Clinton, on July 28th, by Rev. A Stewart, E. Laird Williamson of Toronto to Mabel, second daughter of Mr. Thos. Lavann. GREEN--ALEXANDER.—At,GREEN--ALEXANDER.—At,Ontario Street Methodist church. Clinton, ors July 28th, by Rev. B, Clement, John Green, formerly of Gode- rich, to Annie, only daughter of Wm. Alexan- der. DEATHS. KERP —At Manilla, Iowa, on N13,27. (Ii, Jas. R. Kerr, formerly of Brussels, aged 41 years and 8 months. DENvEs.—In Grey, on July 25th, Mrs, Ed- ward Denyor, aged :30 years. BOWMAN --In Morris, on July 29th, Sarah Kornaghan, beloved wife of John Bowman, aged 75 yearn, WIMAR. In Stephen, on the 27th July, Annie Leathorne, beloved wife of John H. Willis, aged 31 years, 6 months. DARK, --In Wingham, on -July 18, Ann Dark, relict of the late George Dark, aged 71 years and three months. LovE.—In McKillop, on July 25th, Thomas Love, aged 49 years, 3 months, and 20 days. enrews,—At her residence, 447 Piccadilly St„ London, on July 26th, Elizabeth, beloved wife of Rev. Thomas Crews, lin her 74th year, form- erly of Goderich, DoRnr(.—In Biddulph, on July 21st, Henry Dobbs, aged 43 years. MCC,ARTNEv.—In Goderich township, on Fri- day, July 30th, Goo. McCartney, aged 86 years. Brawx.-- In Hullctt., on Saturday, July 31st, James Brown aged 35 years.. _ The New York Post -Office inspectors are convinced thin the foreign mails are being systematically robbed. 0 Picnic Parties... Beef, Ltmch Tongue, Boneless Pigs Feet, d Herring, Salmon, Fresh Herring, k Turtle and Chicken Soups in Cans. Sugar Cured and Smoked Shoulders, relish. rocer, Albert St., Clinton. News Notes. Howard, the eight-year-old son of Mr. John Huff, of Courtrig ht, Ont., Iwas drowned while fishing. The Governor-General is still at Stan- ley house, on the Cascapedia, lint will likely pay a flying visit to Ottawa and Toronto this month, The Grand Trunk's new single span bridge it Niagra Falls is nearly com- pleted, and the testing ceremonies took plaice on Thursday. Sir Wilfred Laurier hits been made a Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor by President Faure of France. The Postmaster -General has decided to authorize the issue of partial sets of jubilee stamps to meet the demand for souvenirs. The King of Siam arrived Friday in England in his royal yacht, and was re- ceived by British warships with the royal salute. Henry Lee, of London, Eng., inad- vertently married his sister, who had been sold by her father to the gipsies when an infant. When he learned of the relationship he committed suicide. A farmer near Whitemouth, Man., reports that he saw a balloon twice the size of his house floating in a north- easterly direction, and the question is asked, "Can this be Andree?" On Friday of last week, Mr. J. H. Hwarts of Wingham purchased the Pacer, Maple Leaf, from Mr. Jas. 0' - Leary, of Brussels. Mr. Swarts ham also purchased the running horse "Norine," frons Mr. J. 14. Donaghue, Sarnia. A Logan farmer is said to have writ- ten to lawyer idington, of Stratford, as follows : Will you please tell we where yon learned to write? I have a bov I wish to send to school, and i ana afraid that I may hit upon the same school as you went to, ri ,E