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Mk HURON SIGNAL, RIFDAY. OCT. 29. i886.
TEXAS AND MEMO).
A Glimpse of Military Life on the
Border.
a. Peri 4 4.eme•Iels atey'• picture of the
heath Itenadary.
Foto Itiseriotti, Trios,
(Weiler 13th, lada.
To the Editor of The ..enal.
Soo-- It has been »eh inuelo interest
that I hate read tutagii$1111 11040
letters frem your cerrespendeet in Au-
teuil*, and later, tit...to from Capt. l'or
sons an l'ausiala. Lotely n hate dawned
upon Ine 111111 the la ele1re .1 TH16 Shoat
amea-weeterai Texas soil the Ile/Grande
non. bons tone to nine, 81101 tied resid-
e rs, I shall be more the' retwarded.
rola itlatioolth
Lin us begin with Fret Itinggelal, +Were
'W▪ ed arse lifty nodes Irmo die r.ver's
mouth. whose ineddy waters rush past at
three ewes its mime size To the mein
that reiterates it from us, and forme a
n atural draio et ibis river, lies pletur-
peered. The emend where obey stood
1. now tito hay end weed yards Here ---
also nue the nese as the esseasiee, oil .011 .11009 haa been built es
at.,„ h„Naa, cos, the Methodist parsmage by Job
hospital mid feur tee et .1r ori3k viar elves astafaction to all parties
ters were erected, sod *hes e.rd• • tine
row of .11111 and half story dkruble briek
h""" the "16"m' 6'" i" "mb"' Laeoteas Asti CoNeswe. A aeries of
the mettle rine being single and ,,,,,
three lectures and • concert will be given
eerier the auspices of the Methodist
in hoot ef *Inch wee placed the dag
church, here, tins winter. The brat
staff.wkere at remained meal oast spring,
when it lecture will he by Rev. W. J. Cut:pi-tell,
I to the lower eloti
on "Th. Wedding Ring," Nov. 19th.
d's or.u.;"111",,i 1.1"11'.11 i'le Rees. Mears. Turk aril Nugent will
Near the dag staff stamd• 'he adusmis
tuition building, containing the adpi "°.•
tent's office. and that of the command Oww.
Ong tater. Major Smith. Pere aise as
the tos•rd humte statitbItd " "" 1011 "1 The Ashfield Literary and Delatitig
the fiag staid it was Wilt at the sucitay met in the school ea Tuesday to
none time as ttie quarters, rind bke them iodation 1,r the winier term, the follow -
it lons a aide Iseult oolenuade, sa Also ' 1.14 officers were elected. President
has the bakery whkh steed* neer. The' Win Seekers. Vice Presideut, Jas.
quarters h•ve wade colonnades on both
auk., front &el rear. saw oting •
weeden roofed tolcony Mt heavy brick
I arches. Tim of these buildings face the
I parade ground, while the others stand
Irma of a elm
Griffin; Seenotary, it Jewell. Treasurer,
W Ra.Ooninittnie, W. Mo.
•Quoid, J. Qualm and J. Murchison.
A ta were made for holding •
debate on Tuesday neat, and at was elee
et angles fr..n them, so as t. a en- decided es have a literary concise% befute
1 cher Oa. comosi katcleoe Wobil house kux. which the meeting clesed.
ami workshop* its a hollow &puke.
Insole err, quarters are divided in a
dining hall. orderly room auti
cosies. I.•rt stairs is rose long squad I Your many readers will be glad to
mom, aleag the &dee of which are ar I leant that God has been pounue out Ilia
rangol the spring beds used b) the men Spirit at the filethedist church at Don -
Ahem the walls hang their sobers, client nybrook, Oil the Auburn circuit, Rev.
equipment& Aline near the Juhu Teener, puler. ilea week* ago
stairway in the centre are their rids, to special services were by Rev
; earimes, arranged lit racks. At the John Turner preaching a sermon frees
eeposite eud et the parade giound Lacing the text, "The •wead uf the Lord
the flag staff is tl.e hoapttal The ken- and of Gideon." Front the first a deep
tre wo stories, nut the wards cn either settled upon the people, both
side i the dispensary are only one. they
and, more thsti ',tenths, I whom a
Mexicans. Tl.e 11.,tises arl swede hug ere 1414/0, •Ify and comfortable. All
of adobe 'auddried brick i, and titivated `11°.' 11.4."d* * b"d
with grass, re palm leaves. prnier,-ooril000riade. Ou the right as you face the
aolutal. stands the settler store a rood
pal street, nearly toil a male lone. and
suede level stetutteelendilo c At. is fairly rtma. • passes out to the town, between
wte it„,„1 with a„, mid the hospital. On the left stands
is Gaol new Mihail-4i of Mr 'Manuel Gur- I a""" bualliug *"r"1•3'ItIPI *
1). • La Pies's meet st ole ard retail! 11111 AhLlf."1. tyro wero received into the chorch
drug et. re It la :11.4 too etory beck. ' letet t'ie 'Ad Q. M. Ind c..va:ry cor. &blotto morning after preaching 1.y the
with orreeneotel hull ionic anueneets rails wane replaced hy a new one. It is pastor. At the close rif the reception on
suet sumer. As the meetings pm -
greased that feeling deepened ; believers
weer quickened in their faith, and ower
Rano H. West, a young minister ef
the Guelph , who os resting
this year, being on • visit to his old
friend, ROW. Joh! Turner. gladly avail-
ed himself cf the opportunity uf helping
in braiong souls to Christ. Twenty-
sepperting tate upper gtofy It has a use...sett bj a seven loot wall- -the gram,
MY pretty iten balcony, across the feint Larne" oind ',addle room Wine h63:1 into
and down the sole street, the whole the *an th• ("tar muter*. pima the
.1eUgtil 01 one trundler, 1136 014 ins (KIWI' b01-1, •
Ands aniateitheesit arwreet. 41131111$_. 'hull are hinlethe stets fosothe
Ride. and tiro 'critics high,supieet lug tile metes and berme. A lamp post stands
exif en corrugated cut forme pillais aiel 111 elf11 1,411111 to enable the sentries
who pass freer one to the other through
massive arclite.
turts Aviles; in the dividing wall to see
ERZ riAlLoON EVIL.
everything plainly.
rne town is blessed, er cursed, with- ' unix er
th"' (814"rna, 6" Wen Petmnizedi eh"• trial a system ,4 water pipet were
one can we at any time the ce/ebeated laid te take the pl.cti of the old eine
pante of Mexican leant* going on Ili water wave,. that „cid, daily round.,
back neon. The town,has much nopros- and delivered water *sate barrels kept for
ed since I first saw it no 12. Well du I the perpree. Four lugs tanks were
. the feeling of disappointment t)laced en a hill, just back of the officers'
I felt at finding this teen, boasting of se mew, and between it and the river. The
grand an appellatioh, not worthy of it, too is sheet aosty feet high &oil on*
trial of the new members the pastor
Preached ageiii. The whole heighten. -
hood has been stirred ; and all &glee
this-aiseetitegiaothe ever
due appoiatmeut. To thel be all the
with this series of special services was a
farewell wocial held at the residence
el Mr W ahem Harriette on the 21st
inst., to say good bye et the Rev E. H.
West. Hew. J. Turner oocupied the
chair. The following pneosse was gone
through, Miss Harrison as at the special
services, presiding at the melodeon :
Chairmen's address ; reading by Bev.
A. McKibben ; duett by Musses Harri-
son and Campbell ; recitation by Miss
Anderson ; reading by Mr florney ;
or anything like it. One of the boys hundred Lot tion,uight 119 base. and music by the Misses Ramsey ; readine
said : "11 the name, 'lin. Grande City,' reeriy seems created for the purpose. by Miss Csanpbell ; singing by Mr Ed.
wail painted serest the teen in four feet IN Elie IA A Robinson ; reeding by Miss literesey ;
music. trio Misses Campbell. Hareem
and Mr Anderson ; reading ley W. H.
Campbell ; recitation by Mae Anderson ,
music by Iles !tornado ; reading by
Rev. A. McKibben.
The following address was then read
by broiler Janes Anderson.
letters, ft would reash far vot et the connected with this hill. Away back
chaperral,- and I agreed with 1.tru. before the !Helicon war this land, and
TWO ill t'Itell&A AleiaN TEE MILLS in fact all the land, fee fails@ around.
en the east and overlooking the town. wasohe property of one Davis, who had
The Cathelac church is old slid not much bought out the heirs 1 f an old Spanish
to Litik at, but inside it hal a very richly land grant, and attempted to wettle here
gil..1ed altar, and a magnificent choir and In these dare the country was wild and
organ that is well worth ;genie to hear. initiated with hostile Indians. The ad -
The other, Methodist, is • newer and ventures of this early pioneer 'stead fial To Rev. E. H. West.
smaller brick building, well up over the a large velum.. His exploits and tragic Rev. NMI Dial SIR, -At ti '
town on the hill top. Its bell is placed death would make • , tate", OM' special lierVices in the Methodist
en a higher tower than its rival's, but is story. Being attacked by li.jiatio. he, church, Dounybrook-Aubura Cirettit, •11e,
very rarely heard. 'The native pastor together with ha son and two or three the member. and 'suer/ converts feel
does nothold service yery reoularly,oweig others, took refuge on this hill, and from
perhaps to the rery steal! attendance, this proition of advaetage , I to
higher up, on a hill that rises just repulse the redskins. But after long
beyond the churches, is the new, just and fearful strugele. they were over -
completed, court house, erected at • cost efiwered by the Indians and all mas-
sacred. Mit his family d_id not giv• up
of sixty thousand dollars. Stauding
front of the court house, or better rill, the fight. They afterwards
•veNt.Ell YHA WRATH,
and today amens of the richest families
in the country. Even to this 'lay the
place is better known te the natives by
Rancho Davis than either Het Grande
City or Fort Itintneild. We are ono
hundred and torimty miles from Litre&
and Fort McIntosh, frogs which place
a splendid view may be had of the town
and country round about. In front is
the plass. that slopes away towards the
river, while just in rear, In a little val-
ley between the hill., is the "Campo
Sante" (cemetery), with its marble shafts
and grassy mounds, encheed by a high
brick wall. To the esat and south-east
range hill after hill, cevered with clialsr-
ral, scrub osk, ebony and mesquite
buhes ; to the north and nerth-west, the
beautiful, at a &stance,
opens out before your gaze, through
which winda the river, glittering and
sparkiing in the sun, hut muddy,
shifting, and dangerous on near ap-
proach. Just above the town, where
the river takes a tura tit the right, the.
winding bed of the Sur Juan joins that
of the ttio Grande A near view of the
south discloses Fort Bans/geld embower-
ed in the beautiful green of the ebony
and mesquite trees that seem to be
trying to hide its rusaa!ve walls of ma -
&eery from view. The tanks of the
water works •nd the nag staff are rin-
spicuous objects. - Far to the south-
west. slightly eleystdd shove the pat,
can be 'eon the gleemmor whitewashed
walk of iodide., and the towel- of the old
cathedral in the
It hes MI the banks of the Sad Juan.
*bout six miles from Its niouth. 'Thera
high over all we beheld the bestatiful
light blue sky of the sunny south. tan
a clear day may be seen far to the weet,
fatntly outlined against the h. r ;we the
lofty peaks ef the Sierra Madre*. over
eielity miles swim. navies weed en
the highest point elf vantage in the lawn
and admired all this, let us return lit Om
prat and make an inspectiee of its buiW•
leo, and
Fort Ringgold wori witablIshed in 1830,
soon after the Mese-va war, •nd named
after Omura' ItanggiOri. ene of the heroes
of that memorable eampaien. It was
abandoned in 18:01. and was in the heeds
14 the Confederate States from 1061
loge, when it was soun occupied and
glued np for United States troops. It
Moen consisted .4 three ,me story offlees
=, and rho necessary quieter* ler
ponies That of thiamine -And
iwa Aker wallies a hill, overleekinr the
ein thee 11:1111:1:11"it. It 10 still standing.
* now by the pelt quartet •
ifilesTrtwo *to canopied by
swipsoosyisiietiod star The pima
el the men here long since dear -
that we cannot allow you to leave for
your home at Ailaa Craig witheut in
some way ezpreasir.g our .
ian minister. We, therefore, present you
with this purse of money as a small
token of our appreciation of your 'fiber
, . 'Ilne token or sway words of
RUM are inadequate to express our grati-
which, if foilowed by u., is well caleu-
lated to build up thorough Christian
character. We regret that threugh tem-
porary indistiosotion you felt you were
justified in asking the moterence to leave
our supplies mut come by wagon or ot You this conference year %without a cut -
cart. or from Pena, nansty miles east cult. W. rejoice in the inarke... im-
from here, the nearest statue. en the in your health, arid sincerely
nray to our heavenly Father that yeur
health may be fully established, so that
you may be spared for many years to
preach Christ and Him crucified. We
rejoice that God has made yoti so woeful
et us. anti successful in winning souls
for the Master. We hare enjeyeti and
profited, we trust, by your earliest and
faithful ministrat: ef God's word, and
we hope, let God's help, te meet you
well, dear brother, for the present time.
May We continue to be faithful. Pray
for us that we may eerie in graot. and in
the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ.
Signed on behalf of the members and
new converts.
Refreshments were thee served. A
vote of thatiks wee given te ote hest and
hostess and family, and whee the friends
left it was the expressed «pinion that it
was tbe best social thet had been attend -
Texas Mexican (narrow gauge) railway,
that rune front Laredo to Corpus Christi,
and fortro an outlet to the Gulf for the
Mexigen National_ Auother wee ill by
hoot up the river frorn Brownsville one
hundred and twenty miles by road, but
over three hundred by river. These
beau. the Lulu I). and Bessie, very
seldom go farther up than here, though
they ." go as far as Remo, some
feerfeen miles farther up. Liat week
the Bessie made a trip up the San .Inan
river to Commode). This is very unuaual
and can only be done when the river is
very high In 1840 there was no ether
means of . with the in -
eke except by this river. in these days
ter some reason the river was much
deeper. A six line of steamers were
kept buay plying the river ; they then
made regular trips to Laredo, rtmething
that is impossible now. C. C.
Tbe
Illibtep et TerliCe le OM
Noise Sub, Palib.
Doeteettet. 23.-- The Right Rev Dr
an address to the clergymen of 'be dio.
cow *aid: "Every interest languishes,
every business is depressed,
neglect and despair mem to he settling
win the pens le I exhort you net to
w prejudice to prevent the accept
of any lust change likely tri benefit
feels
smestine. The Nationalism claim that
he has been converted to Home Rule
al
eloek this newsier Roes, the 2 year old
daughter of limey Denbrook, a saloon-
keeper. met with a horrible death, being
almoat eaten &lie@ by a bear The little
one was plving in her father's bulk yard
Bed climbed :over the fence into the yard
Kenos. who kept • hear Awned on the
*willow Mite,
All parties getting their sale hill. printed at
' Ode Mice will get • frer emu-, Inserted i•
thin Its4 up to the time of sale.
Auction sale of farm seek and implei-
aeinte, the prilicrir of Alex. Davidson,
lot 6, con. 6, Colherne, by John Knox.
o'clock p See posters for list, etc.
Auction sale of form stock and Imple-
ments, the property id George Galleons,
on the premises, Int A, north town pko,
Port Atha'', try Jelin Knee, anctionser,
Monday, Nov. 1st, 1886. Sett peelers
for list, tense, etc.
Auction sale of farm seek, the% proper-
ty of Wm. Hieeks, iin the premises, lot
10, ison. 4, Grids -rich township, by John
e'cleek, sharp, on Thum -ley, Nov. 4th,
1866. The stock is all in first -clam me-
anies, and meat he sold. See meter,.
rear of ha lot. The ehila vevitered trio lin normals lit- Stowarl. wifw th
ASHIPIIILD111 MULL
drib, flortlber• row indite Mope es
• Lave Topic.
The following 11111111 were Nut in by
a young poet of .kalitirld, Alta as some iif
truths, we gave the verses the benefit rit
our circulat . The enthosi tam for
Cameron in .1•Istield is greet.
MisT 114911.
Ph John hap •aorn his•nifer
C Cameron. of liuron. to heat ;
But as it utilities has happened.
Ills owe weirdo hell be forced tom*.
Before lie gets t hruugh with I he looniest
Hell wish kid %e'er entered the neld.
And vit11 Sod the old 11•711111 • rue elm:
'rut ••.t. Cameros tic etc will yield."
Ili swore that his vile hands were clean.
Out the waters of Ilurue they'd foul.
Not • vote les ma chaste by hie "boodle:
lly his )okes, Mr laugh. or hularOwl.
For the Ora' of Weal Huron are loyal.
Each lieformer •ound to the core ;
And will teach the Great ildettigo a lesson Tamp,
They taught to kis tool* oft before, Catlees,
FINE TAILORING T
Gents' Furnishings.
FALL GOODS
OVICIWOATINGS Ili all the New shades and awes
Au 'sidles* Kr1c17 of English, trial
tout Iteutch Matinee
"' An inumenne ul New and
Canadian Tweeds.
kt her. all Goods bought hy she ard cut free
of
B. MacOorinac•
Goderieb, Sept Ugh. MIL MBA
DON'T READ THIS
But REMEMBER it ia at
lic7ILLIVRATS CASH STORE
lle drat tried the great ,
And then thought his end was attached.
But Cameron oc•ellie to the rescue
Huron true to her uld love reniatued.
And now Joha A...thinks with the French se
And the help of the Protestant horse,
The Virus of old Iluron to vanquish ;
But with all hell Mr left ev en worse.
roe Meows friends are eves disCusted
At 'Hetrick.. which the) plainly can sec.
For acts that are dsrk and ,ticeitful :
He's worm than the Heathen chime.
ltiel's bloody shirt he %%11 wav e.
And the Protemart horse he will r.i!e.
And on Brttish Connection will rave,
but for all he will not turn the tidy.
For the writing is plain un the wall.
That the de). of Lie plundring are o'er,
And few then. weep at
Hell go down to rise nevermore.
For mighty are Justice and Truth,
In the ead they are sure to presai: :
lle ha• fought against them ail his !lie,
And fe% (4M hug dowuconie
With • Cameron true to !radon,
To v ictory well march boldlY On
Not • man in their cazup can beat tio,
Not even rim n-Aaneltd Sir Jelin,
Dut bis wishes will alai be in vain.
r. sal 151111 VOW 11111Thlt Irra7y
Rad elailee011 well lead back again.
Then =My :mend _Canada _once_
him
ARAI Chase old ear Jetta from the Geld:
Our Emble le "Jug/Mete boys;
our wee en. "We serer will yield.'
NOBT1111th L.1.311`.
J. Stevens'
People are busy with crane
at present.
N. Baer is putting nes: frame
wood house.
Mrs Moser, sr., is visiting her (laugh-
' tern here.
Mr Schmid has at last got into thss
section with his Dew decker thresher.
Mrs MeMerchie. we regret to say, is
not , from her kite irness.
The trustees of S. S. No. 7 are gettiug
„ about the 114.10,11. 'Attu. The
purchaser v4 the old house was to have
it all away by the 1st of June, but its all
0111. mess yet, with tence all gonel te
Tie A 1 Value is Meet% 111
Currant?, Coal Oil,
Cheese, Oatmeal,
Spices, Potatoes,
Confeotionsry, ,Soaps.
Syrups, Clothes Lines,
Tmeger, Brushes,
.n all
Tobaccos,
M. McGianIVRAY.
g Fa
lee A
mit
GRATEFUL t
EPPS'S COCOA
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"tly a thorough knowledge of the natural
lawn whieh govern the operaCons of digestion
end nut nth's. and by a careful application ut
the fine prorerties of well -selected i 'ova*. Mr.
• delicate flavored he ',enure which /mar solve
I:999 has rovicled our breakfum tebles With
Ills07 ear, doctors bills. It is by the
Judiei ,,,, • use of such articles of diet that a
constitution natty lie gradually built up until
strong enough to theist every tendency to
disease. Hundreds of subtle maladica are
floating around tei ready to iittack wherever
there is a weak point. We may re. ape Meey
• fatal shaft by keeping ourselvee well fortifi-
ed with pure blood and a properly nourisned
Made *imply with boding water or milk.
Sold only in pickets by Grueers, labelled
thus •
31371-1; London Enorlend•
To. N OF GODEMCII.
TiteArtettleels SALE OF LANDS FOR
Title or 110Dicwit-li. • rant the hand
Ta WIT ' / of the Mayor of the
Town of Goderieh, and the seal 11( the said
Corporation. bearing date the Twentymieth
day of duly, A.D. 1416. to me directed, eoni-
inandlia me to levy upon the lands on the fol-
lowing lim for arrears of tetra. due thereon
notine is hereby given. that unless the mid
taxes. together with all costs, are sooner paid.
I shall preeeed to sell the said lands by Public
Auction. or as much tteereof as may he euill-
eient for the payment or the Taxes and Costs
thereon. at the TOWN BALL in the said
TOWN Ily GODICItIrli. on TUICSliA V. the
TW ENT Y -1'111/th day of NOTE3GRE 12a3.
Me made ere peeseded./
Street or tlurvey. e
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Our Stock is -Vow Com-
plete in Every
S. SA.LICELD
lull Assortment ef the
LATEST SUFIS St STYLES
of :lets and Fall Millinery.
Felt HALO Trimmed stitkakateagban, and
Astrachau for Trimming rerposes.
Felt Hats Trimmed from 111.00 upwards.
A cerdial invitatien is extended to all.
WITER MILLINERY
00
Prices Suit the
Purchaser's Pocket.
NEW *MUSIC 1
"1 Cannot Help Winking My Eye."
"The Charge at-nato::hz."
Golden Chords Waltz.
Mikado Waltz.
PROF. CLARKE.
TWO BEST HEARSES IN TOWN
FURNITURE!
It...! In "7"An Cheaper than F.ver. Won't he Underrvkl.
RAYM ON D agla.
t/ . IIER at tbe College of Physician, mid
A remiehei etc.. Port Albert. 2440-
et-, Office trim formerly oecupied hy Ilr.
tla's betel.
Jof OXON. Coroner It e Offlea and residence
Ream Street, locoed door WINK of V oeteris
Sweet 1731.
Irt.S. SHANNON & HAMILTON'
TON
Auctioneering. lea• Ina their orders at
',nemesia Burgeons, Ariemiebers. kr
Lot No. 668, on Victoria -et.,
in the Town of Goderich.
Occupied by THOMAS HYBRID/C.
This lot ie eitnated hi • rnod part of the
Town. It hasi erected aileron • 11 story
home. with soehen mom:Red, nhich has been
Taftaile OF BALL :- Half rad) and ne-
Fur further particulars appiy to the under-
. visaed.
CORD WOOD.
let rates ese lave tee mane erca, ptly•epplied
Ord. Having hail eonsidershke experienee in
:hp i, iitaaaatiiie trade. he is in • emotion to
4 wail wiermsb sat atom hon all nem -
:44u ousfradlirmiltarr. kusetz.„:...1.z.sitt
GEO. OLD'S STORE.
0-ir aunt w..1 ,ei; at the store daily for
orders. Also on nand. • int of cheap wood
each 004let blahs. edemas. ete. All the
Wend MR hovht at tbe mill sr delivered
as the buyer Magna Prownieneas guaran-
teed
IlVIER
down end then commeneed elsemiring T Stewart, New ork, died ailisselyak -
her. rue hmi7 wart horribly mutilated' Renal monde' at her reattenee. SWIM
Were k eneht 'be remsed. The seemlier Thtrt fourth street set VW* et. Treesvpree heirs if issidemea 1
rmispratted at this eery Falls Reserve wine.
ty
WA en inquest tbil aftereme. erne& Leese mid It haps es minim
owiteeteik Aug. 11 .11 -la tan SIM NO Illibinelee sad get plume
fgr bill. of 1880, 25o.
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