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THE HURON .SIGNAL. FRIDAY APRIL 26, 1884.
THE HURON SIGNAL Ipro.o.s.I loeetang with MaasgsrVaa.
I WrrlIBlrlru TIIKM INTO LINE.
Hurn at W'IA{ham, and wMnit ilea (ut year Ttta Smote hid aconites
Is published every Friday Moraine.by Mc-
GILLICVnl.w
r B•. et Men Oece, urth 81 claiws of (3uderich, side by side with'
gene aeasarel those .1 the other towns moving in the
GODERICH, ONTARIO. tastier. !
And Is despatched to all parts of the surround 3) We have laid the above pn'grsmtune
lag *coning by the asrltesl rumbaed incise
By general admission It has a tarter cumuli': behove the people :.uel the people's repro-
, sou tins any other newspaper is his tort se *intuit -the town councl-and we
tie couatry, d is one of the raciest, newsiest
and mos reliable luuruals 1n Untarlo are willing ia the waaadimlo tt wait and
11,,,, al,
as 41 do... the turo-gotnesseeottaiijlYs
•ad beteg munition to the above.. first -chat bee what action will to taken. N e •a•
1 family and fireside paper It le therefore •
• most desirable odrrreishig isedaret. pest the stutter to come before the
Taalsa. -$1.50 in ad ranee. postage pre -paid town council, and if at does. we hope to I
by pyublishers; $1.;5. if paid before ale months •*tion taken. We du not
tp.ss if not so raid. This rule will b. tricW tlsw proper
safari -ed.
weld to see 1100110010rs
UO wl•.acarise 111 i.
t R•Tas or Anvtcart•two.-iigbt centspe
fee for first insertion : three Dents per line fur ptoand d move that the treater
ntter be re-
I .auh.ubsrquenl Ins' wen. Yearly• ball -yearly
and quarterly contrai to at reduced rates. forted 1.. the railway e••mwittee as ai
.I 111341lg4:--.. We have also•first<laea present constituted which would be
I 'obbtng department is connection. and possess-
oag moat oat complete o.t•at sad beetescUite% 0.101%010M 1.. giving it an eternity's
tvrturning out work totioderlch,are peewee! hunt. We want to see the yueshun
to do business in that line at prlcesthatcannot
be beaten, and of • quality that cannot be taken or, in • loudness -like way, by
Terra oast
thoroughly
1 rand « -.e those of the cuumsil who than ]
FRIDA-F.-A-Pill y Kent, 1881. 'e upheialand the 1111e1uell
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U the lows engulf does its duty, and
the proposed railway comenittee take
THE C. P. 1tAILWr 1 •! prompt action in the matter, we hove no
doubt of the ultimate success of the et
n tort to bring in a a,mi,etitivo line to
How to Bring it to ClOierica. tGodericb, in the form of an salons to of
the Canada 1'acitc hallway.
What 1. 4 sasee.etatea rrep.oed lerliwg
er wrlrgare. Nate t laser Engineer \ a..
K ern. at Nlsahaw
TIIE :WILL-PDX ('ASK
The excitement caused by the discov-
ery of the fact that a Ulan afflicted with
mall -pox had appeared in (indericb,
and, finding no regular hospital fur the
reatment of that disease in town, had
betaken himself to London, has, to a
oosssiderable extent died out. The true
statement cf the case, as far as could be
gleaned from converstiun with those
posssased of a knowledge thereof, to-
gether with corruborative testimony from
outside sources, show conclusively that
bleu) can not attach to the towns -
s
TNI' DUTY rUF TUE II(►Clt
While (ioderich has been waiting, t
Micawber-like, for "soulethinz to turn
up" iu railway circles, that would enable
the eyes of the railroad magnates to be
turned toward it, the people to the
itorthwanl here been working earnestly
and steadily to draw the attention of
the management of the C. P. iL thither -
ward. The result is that the rival towns
to the north- Wtnchamt, Walkerton,
Kincardine, Taeswater and lurerburon
-have succeed,' in obtaining a pfeage
from the .0 P. it. Co. that Mansoer
V anHurn will meet deputatiutu trove '
the places mrntm mal curing the conning
month, in the town 4,f Wingham. It ie
also underetutal that Manager ' anHonn
will drive i vee the Toop.4150d routes to
Xiwratdi•e and luvethur. n front Wing•
has.. so that he may "nein a personal
knowledge of the topography of the
country through which the contemplate I
raids would pass. if they went for-
ward to a tularemia •
Now that the achr.ne is assuming defi-
nite shape, and that it is assured that •
the 1'. P. It will carry the Treswater
Wench to some cretin town, what is
(iotlerieh {Mitt: to d•' in the clatter f is
it genus to a ruxi:{tr:. as nettle ow, to sit
quietly by while i:. neiglab•rs beck tea
draw away the prier. which ..( right be
longs to it ' W'• si•lcreely loin. not.
But unless driur,utnrd ethane aro made,
and, at once, sit:h a ctlainity will assure
telly be .our portion.
It is nuw >t well-knnwo fact that male-
. tier to the aesuelpdion of the Teeswater
branch of the T. G. et 1$. I. R.. by' the
Canada Pacific, and precious to the
anialgamat' if the 113. T. R. and G.
W. R. a .chemise was contemplated by
which the line (roan Teswater would be,
with the aid of Walkerton and other
municipalities, diverted to Inverhuron,
the basis of arrangement between the
(1. T. R. and the local railway promoters
being that the nrtmioipalitiea should
obtain amid snake the roadway, and the
(3 T. it. w.wld-rim, *pmpais run the
road. The amalget nation of t'. c G. T.
It. mil the G. W. R., which at ence de-
stroyed the competitive nature ref the
lnverhunew aobeuw,--.-caased the local
promoters to abiniten the project, and
thus for no ether totem lite been
taken.
Noe, however. thee*. i'. R. have taken
the Teeswater Iran• h in hand, and pur-
pose carrying it to it rue inks prt,sa that
it may become a profitable feeder .4
--their trunk line, an 1 tt is witthis
object in view that Nnr.se., \'anNorn
_ cs000estrlatea eueniteg W'iuyhain during
the month of May. and meeting Ilse
delegates front eh • towns interw.leel.
We I it•e ey+l ..••n 1 a lacltit4' Mkt' 1i
similar ••e'er t' th.itmale t" the 13. T.
R. l.y the muuicipahuee along the pro-
pse•1 route to Leverli iron wall be sub
w itted to Manager Van 1l•.rii. 1 -oder
these conditions n :.,: ,t,•ps .4outd foe
take ti toy /3olerie'. • II. at her interests
would ler carofn::, ....led at the co:t•
ferente at Wm _ . ' T., •sur 1 the
(oll••wr1114Mdwt1 u•• themselves. and
we lelieve they • ; : e, cele.. in accord
with lite opinion* •• •be naj,.nty ••4 the
r•tep'ayrrs of tee t
I . The town r , .. ;1 sh..uld lo•cnne
gespensmhle for certain no;,•...art .sprn-
au which moat be tool led ni rt,.• ,. • .
ti.e of • railway s•h••r.. Thea i• n
w aY other p'ace...t:.; hotel 1•,• :ego
in G•d..•rich at encr
2 i committee, ie.t t•• a 1a1r'1 tux or
eight in lumber, should la. ealab i.h...l at
once. and the men lost maimed te ini-
tiate the work 514,117.1 ler planed theorem
Ter Sooty 4 mammon for tiemhership
ow the aomgteaee are . Meese. Horace
Horton, F. W. Johnston, .1•.seph W11
hams, Y. J• ribeg M. tiraenw (4,e.ou,
and a represent*, • each 4,f the town
newspapers.
3 1'he ao.u:m YteR.;.'.1.) be itastroat
ed to prepare 1,ta n, . • trwCUoc with 40.0
Imarb.r's past trs•se, t1..• prpes'bitten' .•f
the future, the het royte to Cheterich.
and tl "r'netters-
4 The ;-. 'n'. itteq Oe••.1.1 attend the
to pular out the pusher mtaaaaee ia
which the auditors' reports wee* made
out in • number of the rural isanicipall
tits, and eape:iol pr•tni•ence was gives
to the township of Ilowiek, when the
recklessness of township expenditure was Beard the World had dad, and ars
particularly apparsmat in the published phased to learn that the report was with_
report. At tbattime exception was takes out foundation, -that, in fact, the World
to nor strietsres by tb Hewtck lata/was not dead, but sleeping for a week or
newspaper --the Enterprise --and, with two. We wash it every moose* with its
the 'sentence ••1 some .'t the members of new lease of life.
the towuship council, an effort was wade Mr. Pollard, of Teamster, and Mr.
to refute the charges of the Tga Sole An. Denholaa, of Kincardine, have been
The telitor of Tait 81.:.•L was breaded railing Blyth lately with the view u(
as a bold, bed luau, whu had no ri;bt to starting a newspaper in that village.
meddle with the "natter ut the mtasuipu Blyth is eine those ambitious villages,
Jseirwe YNe,
The Toronto World has been roper -
chased by W. F. Maclean, and will be
reissued as • cent morning journal
shortly. We will be glad to weloutoe the
daily visite of oar sparkling city contem-
porary. We felt very sorry ekes we
latiuu of Howeek's finances, aul his vile
character, its lack of anality, hie ill looks,
and the abominable length of his family
patronymic were put forward as remotes
why he should not be believed whew he
recapitulated the inac uracies and incote 1 journalism. The old war-horse sniffs the
{reities that existed in the very men-
telhgtble auditors' retort. Itut despite
the onslaught, the "bold, bad li'oderich
e•lit'.r" preached to his teat, and we are
plea ed to see by the Wt issue of the
Enterprise that lour just remarks 1,4 re
just big enough to waut a local paper,
and just little enough t.. starve a Meal
paper to death in short meter.
Thera is a rumor idlest that Goldoni
Brown will shortly re.elltsr shemu
'
battle Crum afar.
A correspondent, signing himself
"Seitex," in the Globe recently went for
"Bystander" (Ooldwin SmKh like the
ruverbial hired man. "Bystander'' is
p
• clever writer, and a pleasing putter
Hawick township auditor: report, have together of chaste English senteaaea, but
burns frust -neat perhaps an fold, he doesn't carry the wisdom of the world
but fruit neterthelaw The En terpr.r under his silk hat.
says -
"The report this year is gotten up by
the auditors in • far more intelligible
manner than in former veers, the items
being classed in their proper departments
so that one can see at a glance ethers
the t•.,wnship's money came from and
how it was spent. We notice this year
e marked absence of the "bunching" of
accounts which made the report so ridi-
culous in other years, but there is still
noun f..r din rovelneut in this direction.
Fer instance. this office is lited with
co
o .ear as usual S.nnettmss this ae-
naf (` de 'nh, sit- v way. A per ehar;unc 114 6-1 for petalsh►tiy a entail 12
"etc. ' in the nem saves ase front *he
that : charge o4 ;;rose extorted.. The item
Ll! The patient was not a resident of "Win. Dane, for p.blishiug uti11ute.' and
Gaderich, but was only a casual, passing work .•n voters' list. P9 i.(10, ' aplwu; i
through in easeleaselof a torn where a hes- this yd
pa•op e u. and sal of the facts '.f the case will show hoe • ivrnisemert, only the added
count is audited with an "etc. attache
pita) for alae mon/ tre:a:ucot of the but it appears to the soda regularly'
THS MOCK PARLIAMIIINT•
alio /•ievre.tseat tiniono-111414 of one ■arae
try fears of • ••Nobe. Mears -
on Thursday evening lyst week the
regular meeting • 1 tioderich muck paella -
unit was held. Premier Lewis and
several supporters of the administra-
tion were absent.
In consequence of this, a "smile that
was cblldhke and blase illumined the
countenance of the opposition leader,
W. F. Foul. It became infectiuw oar
that side of the house. The followers of
Mr. Fad are goof ou the "smile.'
It 'caked as if there was a rod at. tackle
fur the ministry -noel there was.
Ministers Ewbury, Mcliialicuddy and
Itavnolris faced the music, •ud prepared
to du or die.
The session was and -hot one, as i the
opt eeitlon danced to rapid MUSIC Prow
start to finish.Foot'• whiskey bill was the rock upon
which the guvernm0nt split.
Two of the regular government sup-
porters, L O. Cameroon and McPhillips,
assented to the principles laid down in
the bill before the policy of the govern-
ment was announced.
Foot, Duncan, I'ruudf.•ot and Sanford
"basumed" the whiskey hill fur the opt•
*Rion, and McGillicuddy, Embury end
Reynolds thundered against it.
As usual, the fates favored the big
battalion.
McGillicuddy moved and Emnbury sec-
onded, the six months' hoist. Last on a
vote of 11 t.. li.
McGillicuddy then stated that the gov-
ernment would accept the carrying of
the "whiskey bill ' as • vote of want of
confidence. r:s
Foot, Proudfoot and others Jia not
want the govt to make the vote on the
bill a vote of want o f cp•6dence-they
wanted the government to continue art
()thee with a majority against it.
Embury could not see at in that light,
• and endorsed McOillicuddy's action. .•n
behalf of the government.
Speaker Strang then put the rote.
• Result 10 to G against tke ;,;overn-
ment. rue' •
McGillicuddy stated the' Premier !
' would at once place his resignation to
the hands of the Ger. -General, and
' the leader of the a position would in all
probability be tilled upon_ to _Mean a
!government.
The House then adjourned.
Latta.
Element serene
The Ministerial Association have done
• good thing in taking up the questioned
funeral reform. and declaring in faror of
the discoatinuance of much of the need-
less display usually indulged in on such
ocasions- Many families who ars left
but poorly provided feriae impoverished
by the extravagant scale on which fune-
rals are conducted. So long as people
have the idea that tb.y will hose taste
socially by economy in funeral exeeases,
a reform will be accomplished with diffi-
culty. it must begin with those of as-
sured standing. whose example will be
followed by others. That cssolutiun 'd
the Ministerial Association should inspire
some with courage to break through the
tyrauey of cast ant, a deli does t...1 even
Att.') at the barn. -1 I"r.•itt., News.
soder•re urea is Me with .West.
Ilse following, front a lotto, teat by
J. C. Currie, of the sheriff's office, W,
niteto to 11.1. Stress. principal of (3o 1
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ncf, Higb 3ch..'1, •til he of 'enfant •
unity o our mediae .-
Mt Dime t+t•, - No desbt yos will ba
pleased to beer that my daughter Atone
passed a very creditable ozomination at
the sssslun of the Noma 'clue! here,
which c used a week ego --although site
didn't enter until late in the sessiva.
She lamed second ntghost out of 19
pupils trying for a second class noted
cate. Mise Allis Last gut 71 per cent.
and Antes' 70 per cent. tibia got • diplo-
ma and • echoed at once, easel left this
monatu; to open ach r•1 tri -morrow. Iter
celery w JI i r $200 fear the summer
room hi. say 7 months. This is over and
stove her board and washiug. The
tenons 4.1 the place is M.Iks urue, un the
C. P- R. 9e miles west of here. She
will be allowed to come in for 3 weeks
in July to finally pass, and receive her
certificate. licu has been out at the
Narrow •, an out .f the way place beyond
'Manitoba lake straps September last
there is rte loan' cnnmuniceti.nl with
the {dace, but we frequently hear from
her. She is teaching the family of •t
wealthy fur trader, and says that slit.
had a epiendid time all winter, nut will
be glad t.. l;et Louie. She will come
hotcr an June, and is thou going t..
Dakota, where she has accepted a situa-
tien in a list office. at a ,rood salary.
Kate is in a fancy goods store on Win
street in this city and gets a fair salary.
So you see that this is the country for
any person with • family who ars able
and willing to work. As Annie's suc-
Cess, as well as Ruse's, it to • great moo
sure due to your kindness, and the in-
terest you. ae well as Mr. Miller, took in
their advancement. 1 entente thank you
both for the same. Weare having beau-
tiful spring weather here at present the
steer is nearly all rune and the beautiful
mud i,. br.:nnin2 to show up s,elendidly.
It is now ankle deep un the crossings. In
a few days at will be half way up to the e
Litres, when the fun in earnest will com-
stteuce. It is the finest mud in the
world, and must be seen to be •ppre-
• elated. You ought to take a run up t•,
thee great place for yourself. if you do
come you will have no trouble in hunt-
ing nee up, as 1 am .41 the street must of
my time. and am getting about as well
knut-n as i was in G•.derich, and I would
be pleased to see you. With kindest
regards. 1 remain yours sincerely,
J. C. Ci•aarr
I In the hollowin im
disease'siste•1 every year, and it te extremely d•'ul.ttaml 'Iunday lastg Poe
if ata Ulenlbsr u,f the loaned -this clerk \Iswlteatina Ito. Blake. i taut document was received Ly the es -
That thnawhnritieeofGudenchwen y rimier :-
included -tan tell just whatkhat $95 is • A uuutker of the Tory ••roan, are in- 1 nil ti
totally unaware art the case unlit the anti- nes , Ap
sultan: the intelligen:e of their reaolers To 11ou. k. S• Lewis.
axles attests! in the Londen papers, and, apo Inner ter. lion-. booted. -Kist are gong+
In the mums of the artiste which
by cone luercr, were not responsible by easel ung that Mr. Blakea speech cit , mg to do about it t, Your, truly.
- K' ac, P1eaDa.
roar.
peered in the Entreprise, and which was
the manr appearance in L•udon, any written with the evident intention .f th. railway subsidy rrs.'luttotu amab hu i T1 Mui
P7
amendment o •
d nt t them are tio t consistent 1 oe e= p
ire ret urned a re 1 to the
mere that' they were for Ins presence iii forestalling erio .istii,
the folkwing
3 That, although Little Intel been in i t . ,
is state( concerning the itinn of "chan-
t:gob:rich feur days, and knew that he ..
It) the' mattered charities we are, pain- leas an
elf.ct that his resignation was in the
with each other. '.1.. Bake Iatd down !
the principle that the systema of greeting.' hsu.is of hes ext. Iency.
Federal aid to purely. Provincial works'- W. F. Foot, the leader of the former
......so. ...l as es • Mt...slat Its i .'pl' •sitioit h:.s accepted othce and funned
opuu..u, w loch ..r put i11 the tomo .if an + • a"' c' o.....•.. .wungst his colleagues
e otic remarks are, we uuJ r-r:uw, f rreudhrot, Duncan,
altten•.illleut, teat ,f this system was to I
cof all amah Isis wife wrdicaI aidhuntaaed, he h hal d,cidr 1 ld nut ,d- 'iht''e sai'rakh`n+•the beard. tan 1'ed-
r log adopted *aeon Iriudrd justice should' V."1"Ir. St! Clio and Shannon.
was *Wieling from the dreadful disease' a! n. notice that the en rg
be meted out to ail tine province', and 1 The bee government held a caucus on
hater nctual!y *Pent .Ns citta law tion 1 Saturday night. The *embers are not
4o leave town, and within an 'lour or se'year in benevolence, b(1t•-:•w-t_...liniCi.n Otte should not hr undo y favored at 'the .1.. _ t....a,t, shuffle ---- t-.-. .. .
of the leaving of the train. i that our generous-hearte l contemporary
`L; That in the absence • f a lit:al I wan •h!e to .ay. The council Conlin wise -
c
wen were taut its a peositiup _ 1 Fiitrnin a;-uiwpnrlug their pr•pularity among the. The LIgs.r lows. ,
1 h ries doubt that
Burd of Health committee, the medical ly spend as much mon fur hardy with-
Peusr or anretuer.
c nsutency Cortes ui here it a somewhat
difficult to see.-1t►ttawa Frog Press
ratepayers. and there u
the Mau front carrying out his inter- I the money c 'ut.1 toe used to relieve actual Those persona who have taken out pro-
! of traaelliu_ from town. I oecessitir• among our poorer daises. tlnClal licenses for the sale of liquor may
,J. That it Ilam• should be placed ' 1t is with pleasure we observe that ottr breati.e trebly new that it has been inti-
anywhcre, it sh' uld lou up..:t the monad; •-energetic remarks' have not•heen in mated by the author of theMcCarthy Act
authorities 11 Wo,,bit..ck, who, knowing rain in Howick, inasmuch u from the that it is not intended to prosecute them
that Little'a wife had died of the disease. abets it is quite obvious that the leaven for selling without a I eminioo licence.
sod that he would naturally have con- t of charity has entered the soul athe Those who take out a Dominion Ji
will have to comply with the Dominiinionon
erected the genna thereof, allowed him ( editorial writer of the Enterprise, even
et, depart trent that point. though the members .4 the township
't Blame also attaches to Little for' council have turned "adder's ears' to
not taking due precautions in the :natter. 1 the cries of the distressed poor count -
f10 was aware of the cause of his ted to their charge. The avina of 29
wife's death, anti that her clothes i 1 cents which is pointe out 1n the item of
and his heel been destroyed. so that charity,ien• •t a particularly large amount,
the chances . f contagion might he I but we question if the members of the
minimised in Woodstock. Yet know-liming-MPcouncil would have leen eri=
ing that he was the medium through ' ailed to point with pride to the ening
which a Iwlheonte disease might be ! thus effected, had it not been that a
I spread ahead, he did not scruple to pauper alxoat eighty years of age, named
lfost himself apnea two families of rale- t1 -McKinney. whose support the township
tomes -one in McKillop, and the other I had grown tired of. had been committed
tin God.rich, -without acquainting them front Howick to Goderich gaol during
;of the nature ..f the disease with which ' the year as a common vagrant, and had
Ise was aaitcted.
The foregoing, and a number
paints will at once form on the
the careful reader who peruses
P" tthich a{•pean elsewhere
issue, 11141 sill co far t -t show
-atom pt• omelet, by the Loudon
pees to cast upon l,•wlench blame for the
eccet.trtc and careless conduct (1f Litt'.
inuring his pe.tilentsl treu,' arson the
culpable neg'ect of the aulhoriti,i and
sealicsl omen at other pants, is entirely
- l:'hackle in unlet courts had to
b, held, but today we observe the tune
is changed, and to the fn1l..wieg strain :
"The question of the erect inn of a town-
whip mall will cane before the council
1 doe year. Already the Junior Judge
' of the cnwrty has revealed his ..pinion
as re,rard. the Division Court room in
' Gerrie. and it is more than likely that
• the R•ereb will be compelled t.. f•.rnsh a
proper building for this purp...rr before
the .o•ssaa to oyer. 1711' whether they
. will make the Dia uo :: t' .ort r•,ot.i their
3.11•.1.:neve meant: 7.',-•t e,r C•.110 3411.
thr'r • v►drrings emote: the 'aiuus
hotel. of the t.'vn•hip rimming to he
*sen.'
Freon the rebored will be n1'.enve•I that
11;.1 Fethrr'fune with his whirligig gen-
"Illy sets 'natters*,raight wherrn"-.1. l
stars previously.1Mt.41, aldol .ear molars
1:11 n.dieot that Tttr. !into it's comae in
the past. sI far as Il•swicl3 is cmcrrited
1s re;tiviug t•. -•7s, a fail; vui.iataon.
They whu loot the Gored, the Nitwits,
1:1•1 time True, newt u*rrr 1.•tr •het Time
languished in durance for the past six
Lw. Mr. McCarthy said that the opin-
ion now entertained is that there s no
concurrent jurisdiction, and that if the
Federal government has power to deal
with the matter the local vIverument has
net that power, and ria versa. 1Sut;his
is nut admitted by the provincial author-
ities. They • maintain that even if the
D„winion has power the pro'inoxs have
concurrent jurisdiction. Seeing that the
1
Scott Act and the Crooks. Act hare both
hien upheld by the I'ricy Council, this
really seems to be the sensible view to
take of the case. The object the Do-
minion government now has it new ap-
l To be to learn whether it has tit
lain. test the power to control the liquor
traie. If the Privy Council decides that
it has, the question of the concurrent
jurisdiction of the -provinces will still
harp to be settled and the elects•
store for them.
The policy of the new government has
not yet been made public.
It is believe(' that the faea of the new
a dnainistrati..n depends to a euweiderahle
extent upon its policy. son .
As we go t.. press consideral•:e excite-
ment prevail.. The inenibers of the
government wear an anxious expression.
Indications are that a field night is on
the f.ip,s.
HARBOR NOTES
Auburn.
A lard's nest *•hatchling five young
birds •is found in a field near here last
week.
Farm work has commenced in *ninon.
The fall wheat pratliees to be a gaol
creep.
Our lively -made benedict, of seventy -
fin summers, about whom so much has
been said and written lately, generously
left two dozen and a half of eggs at thoe
pore fur the benefit of the boys.
Rev. Jas. Pritchard, at the close
• his Tuesday evening discourse gave
short sketch of the workings of the
Salvation Army. While not approving
of •I1 their forms and actions, he on the
whole gives a favorable account of thein
Miss McDougall, wh,. has Men on a
visit to our ex -postmaster for some thee, -
has returned to bar home near Bolton, q
We regret very mucin that there was
not a larger audience to greet the Rev.
J. V. Smith of London on his first ap-
pearance in this part, in the Methodist
church on Friday evening last. The
subject :d his lecture "Bridges, ' was
treated in a very able and interestin:
manner. T. 'ketch even a summary of
the main' good things given would tee
copy more space than we aro able t •
drop their nets. give.
The tug Clark left fear the fishing
grounds on Monday.
floating will be a p..p.ular amuserneat
during the coming season.
The Beatty boats on adsartind to
begin the season to -day Friday).
The Rathburn received her last coat
of point for the season on Wednesday.
Capt. Alf. Chambers will command_
the tut Jim. Clark, ('apt. J. Green the
schu uer Jane McLeod, and Capt. Baxter
the Todman, this season.
Capt. J. (1. Parsons left last week few i
The Wiest •rrIral -"Tbe Light. atesz the
5).re" Naeof Nat eery,
The fishermen went out on f ue.day to
Ambers spring Mow.
The first show held by the Auburn
Independent spr+ng .how society was
decidedly successful. A very large num?
ben of farmers ai..1 others were prawn.
Although the number of hornet, wa.
small, what were present were goal
The ((Mewing is the prize list :
Heavy draft horses, aged -H. Beadle s
Freedom : 2nd J. P. Fisher's Prince • •i
the 1.1,.
Heavy draft, ('ealea in 1882- -1st, H
Toronto to assutne c''mm•n'1 and cutis } Ceadle s'Honest T
of other' months, at the ex rise of the c sunt the acho,rlr C3arllialdi,owned 1•y Meters lettered purpose -1st, J. P. Fisher s
1'e7 y the Hodge case shows pretty plainly Duke f Percherun ; 2nd, W. Levy's Sir
mind of when the h•wruliip to which he belong- what the answer will Voe. - (Toronto
Scene and
Parsons of this town. m e "
the re• ed ahouid have suppw'rte,l him. • Telegrsm. The tug Despatch, from Cheboygan, reneral purple, foaled is lflflE-Lt,
was the first atonal of the season- She-.
in this Anther mutter Pe -which Tate Sierra
s j TTM,ireM MI Ice Nun t pet into port on Wednesday. She came i Mettftwe" 1-11.1111110117
that the I drew attention last year a, we observe, hen' fur nets She left yesterday for
narw,pa- i liken; t o be taken )told and that la 1 On Tuesday a meetifL'{ was he'd In the Cockbunm Island. The lights were ht
the eteMiuel of a it unship hall, for chi 1 ere, ea !wipes• for the hat time this seae••n an t moee-
uf fortune, a Comity Tetnperance Amoco day, April 23rd.
I h.dding o4 diruion c tarts, and other p
tlS#Qf1' Omens 1±1g fgArfMAfdtht'gdt..Attea A dss}aiot► aaa aivaaia3• fruw Burt i
a.i ce . K . t us p•,:, - ate,.- ant were Nieuwe. D. Cu:uint, Leebdrn ; wen says :-"the north -easter that
I•.prise some months ago took exception ! F. Metcalf, ltlyth ; Rev. A. E. Smith, strucr that cnd of Lake Huron has done'
' tion to our remarks ancon the old Manchester R Aflame Wond-
Lmotesle.ro A Hal •
without tonn,latiou.
Tem ,arsnee Nall
1 t the
Clinton. Lumber
"ram-
• . enc ester : ,.. eros and A. damage M the 10177 starters. Pare;.
which1 e, um r Roped asy1 that the steam 1
T1
A Toaoero boxer and "tough" named
Jack Moriarty recently tied up lits anus
for • juke, and went around 'eliciting
alms as an armless mendi:ant He was
en successful in his operations in Ton me.
thee the idea seized him of extending les
nealy•ac.putred art •,f easily making
money to the outsets towns. iwst week
he silent to Cois,urg, and, after ruling a
, real l,:.ol out of the tender-heirt-4 pee
pie of that 'owe.111adert15,11 t.. slot"' his
game m : iorona bran/. He sieved reply g. t
drunk, a.,•: *Ink in elute state eml ay.•r-
e,l to ),•.arid the train. Mr Zeolite. s lit
dieing so, he d ble41 and fell' In (front
(1 1'o
f the Memento e, the *heel .sf
.rM:ewhich
' passed Darr one arm, end in avetmg
to sate los Is sly, Ito 11,54c•nnl151.,1 t •
sarr;ti •e the ..thrr :,rot 1lreli.trty 1: •a
lies at rho f'..ruut•. growl -41h -»teat.!, awl
u ttrunll a'o,t ,I' -a'l that ht. put ri7wo11
rnct, as an armless n en.i.r oft n mil het .•
will fail to justify them.
to lee of service 1.. 11m 1in the gaming f
a 1141141141,4d here,ltcr
_
The Toone.' Mod is *q'.
.aIbusily rn
Sir Juba hart„nail ••ertamnl. c'' 1. hull geie•1 in L adagu %Ming Arol.''ishop
Into het weer ret lou &ten.ps to tate o.• 1 Lynch. lit Thursday's issue it sleeken(
front lhe-••1140-,-s 1M conte.! of the loot r
Inns•. fTerono. roman' him as a man "writing what he knows to
And ell because he t•...k too much he feta:■rid ch.e*ing as hie 'Mole
:h. III I..s hot water At Y..rkville.
"jinni meting taking will whiskey,"
me follnwmz motions were camel : -
Reselred that itis desirable to forma dis-
trict county lodge. teesnbrace all bodges
new in existence in the county with any
other lodges that may 1* organised in
the cnmty, that may wish to join with
us. It was decide.' that representation
to the county ledge would be one to
every ten member*. After some other
••r motets were attemled to, it was
decoke' that the next rnceting be held nn
the Znd Monday of May. at 10.30a.in in
the Temperance Hall, Clinton. A meet-
ing was he'd in the Baptist church, i
the afternant, to censirler the adrisabili-
' ty of submitting •the Scott Act in this
• c ,unty. Mr. Searle occupied the chair,
and a number e.1 thou. resent gave their
views on the matter. All were of the
opinion that it would be desirable to
s'shlsit the Act, but there being so many
other meetin;,•a just at present engaging
th- attend. n of temperance workers, it
use deemed heat to appoint • ermmittee
t.. confer with adjacent counties, and
learn what they intended ening, and
then caN it 04lnvention In ht held in Clin-
ton to make final arranv0ments f..r side
' muting the Act.--iN.w ELra.
A Bei Goma• Two young nun of
Turtle Mountain, Manton*. Henry and
John Talbot, on. from Stanley, and the
latter .4 Haloes, whale ••art hunting lato-
1], shot • wad g....ar which measured 5
feet 4 melte,, and weilhnd 21 Ib.. It is
snppw.sed t.' he the largest ever shoot en
I the mountain.
Glen', Young Wiz-wurk 11111. A, 3M -
*II.. Young hanker.
ltoadgeets--Ii1 t Y.""'MOW@ Arsine
Borfa.0 : 2nd, .1. Bailie'. Roan Cloud ;
3rd, John Carter's Hulls Appel's. •
Beal 1t arse nay age, deplmmna, J. P
Fisher s I'erchennt.
Bulb, best thoroughbred aged --1st.
J. A. Mallough's ; 2ud, W. Granger.
Thoroughbred under 'l years- lr, .I
barge 1lgemaw hat two of her i.arppes, I McDonagh 211.1. J. Clark. Under I
(Igeanew's tow, went ashore at Point so
n year -1st, R. Medd ; 2nd, J. Tahb.
Barques, and is going b• pieces in the
storm. No report is made of the crew.
The t►gemew had the Win. Yong, and !
C. E. Roberts. The tag Relief, while
c•
oming up the neer, grounded two r(
her barges on Staz island. The Wm. 1, tcn.
Rudolph left Bay City with three barges
laden with lumber. She loot two of
them below Sand Beach en Saturday
nicht. 'Co tidings of their whereabouts
• has Leen recei. ed. The steam barge
Rent in ran back from Forestville with
i her barges at ten a•clock yesterday born-
' ing;. A portion of some wreck floated
down the rarer with rigging attached to
is what looked like a mast hind of a large.
' W',nd blowing thirty-six miles per hour. •
so
Mr Barrett, an old citizen of Mote
Itrap, employed as • hook.keeper for Mr.
Mann. a civic contractor. committed sui-
cide last Saturday by eiltine • dose of
" Rough on Rata"
At Parry Soundthe dwellings of
Reheat Belcher, butcher : E Rolla ; F. '
Iwfex, butcher ; Malawi Adam, cabinet
maker ; W. Whalen and Wm. H..erarrl,
were burned '.n M• teley
The l'incinnatti E..f,rinr girt, the I
credit for En,clieh victe•riee in Bop to
the rid. eh Fal,rpep.o, Ouch it calla •u
efeetire ia.trum.nt ref war, oaring a •
greet deal .4 1.:.«e.,.:, " It's wild
anise the unlutnre.! Arab into al
dead rer."!
an tI
at the l .t}• . f S,ratts, 01 the
Yershire-U. Young.
Best bull any age diploma J. Mc-
Donagh.
Judges -Hugh Rags, Blyth ; Robert
Radley, Marnoch ; John Mdoalf, Clm-
1
Lsplealee al a Meddhag.
£noir., Pa., April 19. - The marriage
feetititiee of (3e,.rgo lnarnn and Mies Era
Estes, of WAWA -meg, were interrupted
hs a shocking accident last night. Short-
ly after the ceremony, a number of en-
thnsiastic young men dragged the teen
cannon opposite the house for thejeur-
ree of firing a salute in honer of the
d.. At the first discharge, the field
1,4 en burst, tearing ref the ern of Wm.
(`.roper, blinding and "therwis terribly
isieting Gorge ...l anal John How -
lend.
The story abut the greet Indian up -
risme in the Northwest had no founda-
tion in fact. Then w.. • big pow wow
at Ilattl.f.rd, but it was only for the
purpose of •pp.intinv de'eetatea to place
their grave -imps 1., ter. the authorities
at Ottawa. lee (`hod Nerrpuay of Mani
tette will tell Inv Indian delouses, when
they arrive in W'enipeg, that they toed
not trust 3.. ()lel T . nn.•rrow Perhaps
Norryywsy omelet mak• nn alliance with the
red skins whish wnnld sive hives add,
'notal atrettgth at tetawa.