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The Huron Signal, 1889-5-3, Page 1FORTYAICCOND TEAR, ! . M HULK N u MBKR. loot GODERICR. ONT.. FRIDAY. MAY 3, 1889. $Yt°liDt:7 LAlLA& TO ADVERTISERS. Notice of changes must be left' at this Office not later than Monday noon. The copy for changes must be left not later than Wednesday noon. Cas- ual Advertisements accepted up to noon Thursday of each week. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. To nem Mrs 8. Pollock. Proal. Taylor J. Powell. fllwlsg M(►►miry- Mn Itaikrld. 1Iaafisr Waited -W. C. Dont. Liisratir Tea Agency --John Robertson. 481Vill• up Business Horace J. Horton. essrteus trees Geode John Acheson. Midden Medical Discovery - 1h. Pierces. ", BORN. Rahe --Io Ooderich, on Wedaead&T• May let, the wife of W. J. Hats, of a ttaatkter. stillborn Lwctttc.-At 3v Earl drroe, Turemo. the wife of J. Leckie. Inspector Freehold Loan sad Savings Company, .f aeon. stillborn. MARRIED. lvcaste•r ltn.uow. - In Uoderlck. ea Tuesday. Apnl 30th. by Rev A. Potter. Mr Daniel huchaaan to Miss Micas -Jane Million. daughter of Mr Jas. Mtadon. W sreow LOW Z. - At tiro residence of the bride's parents, tae Kldool street. London. April 30•h. by the Rev. .1. V. Smith, Mr. E. R. Watson. of Ooderich, to Annie, daughter of Mr. T. O. Lowe. Coors• Heocu. At Carlton -et.. Methodist Church. Termite, en Thursday evening. Mb April. br the Rey Dr Hunter. T. H. Cooper. Toronto. to (rinds sixth hector of Harvey Hiacke ice., 0.4.. rick. Roaumtow-TOT* --0. Thenda . April M. at the redeemer of the brie's parents. 2M Caritas' street, Toronto. by tb• Rey U. M. Brows nark of the beide..esit2ed by the Rev R. H. Dewart. D. D.. J. C. Reherts.s. R. A.. to P.leaasr ♦.. mooed daughter of Mr B. B. Toye. Meldevit- Dodo -At the residence of Jobe S. MrMalb.Ooderich, oro April Mich. Jacor. J. McMatb, of Dsngae.en. and %Hen Jane Dodd. of Godcricb, by Rey Jam, .1.. Anderson. B.A. DIED- Moamow - 1n Tomato, Alexander 8. Morrow, is leu 60th year. MCFAOLAri.--In Winnipeg. ea April Mb. Ives, Violet Helen, daughter of Rev A. McFarlane. sited 1 year, 2 msoatbs sad t3 days. TOWN TOPICS. ' L eaters a.s.+ y9 pe. takes' aerie• /s' faith Ae'U areal if." Petr photos ni m.e ankh, •e views that sw- am he beaten. leave your then with George S tewart. the Hamilteam. phoregrapber. G000 PatmtwT.-Tho most went gift yes cam make 1s us sire a Wirt Pea. Ap- ply to D. McGillicuddy. agent. Oudericb. Orwrrs Sane- -Did you oath on to Gist's Pahl 1a Rh ass the erainners show window. It Ys Ilse %hoe to be broughtopes • bottle; but tae goods Rhymes sen e•• always be re- lied on. Tact Worsios Cetmrr*r Tsrrsaawcs Vitae will meet few the traasecttea of tesla.•e every atteseso. at 220 o'la Caen church. ever, woman te- te the work is cordially invited to.tt•d. 'fear NurwTta Wrwnow.-The necktie whitlow at P. & A. Pr•dbam's is attrectias peat attentlou them jpya. sad the demand ooe.asss unabated. Tis Ilem will sot be undersold is ties, esWes, mutt er gs.tle- seeati wear. Tis Hannon Toua.-Tbs re act el whither Uoderieb islriitreder h..eftt.d by MN harbor teff. 1. now the Imp.rt•.t topic of eUbe and the pros sad meson sew being It i. a tvissUos tom whit* the are divided to genie =test. Bet ut the tolls an pes or ksook•d .g, wW be me.idlti.asl is putperaesse wasting ermelses "hetes at IL ea R. saws. it I. still early b he amen and those who +.at oat pop. borders, dmo should Donse m este MJ. !>)!}adns f t les. sad ares.. hr 1b.mtNvs. • bon atd•sht ly the best setssY.ai t d taws sad slia miler's 1 N Wee- = asaWdfisrr mltosd p. IMsti ar a•folg It kpsi sp► = esOus varM>Z .f t1eM. ttr •ts se+est o m nu• •.• OOHS an and BRIEFLETIR Mr mad Ws Reid, of Ifesdo., are ia tows. • Mr .1 Addison in reee erbis from his nem* Weems. The eaoosor Tolman mils 1 north, iglu, ea Tuesday. Mr A A Smith, of Chicago. IIL, wee i• town tits week. Mrs George Lowe left for her boom, lidgetow., us hostility. The High School Literary So.i•ty will hold its regular unsling this eves*. The .skooser Mary 8. Goriest, with }.b.r tar Kincardine, sailed Ise Koo- ky mnnsieg. Dr McDoesgh will be in Oodri•h for s.sssltatioe on the first Saturday of °very moth. Mies EUh hes boor visiting her brother, Mr J. Ellis, of Hamaall, during the post weak. n. T. W. 0. T. U..11 hold as es- t rt•is.•et is the Te.peranse Hall, im Tesdsy, May 28th. Mr 1. Serest, of TeokamIM, wee Islam 1..m 0od•rii gaol M Leaden .+i... bet Friday. Rev Dr ore .ill lesion in Kam Aura es to 1i• ,r Thursday, 1 ." May M• iiea . ▪ i1.r'om will he hikes. Dr M Wilhelm. the Wa Set dIlMlstr slakes the ps ef the n t•eel Mesh •rile Gadministered irem • 88. -• . Idle the pebble air.1 M M. A Persson Inensit urr.-A is, min Opelas F' -u$.. 'pi.OM- tad `j .. xowseshes i c s, ?s- wab. r - - --M-s. It As the vegairemenin ler • ramble i. - e rem•M b • Grail dem ElaharM a Msec within times* el etL Wails thiole fit lIle+r.W. tt . 0 Yrs Rubt. Do.ogh is visiting ie tows. F. E Vanatt•r left lot Stratford on Wed.d.d•y last, atter • thew weeks' visit in town. The W. 0. T. U. and IL T. of T. are preparing for so eutertaiument on the evening of 24tli May. Miss Alice Spence has returned from her visit to Brussels, ocoompaitied by her cuusiu, Mrs. Freak Kelly. The schooser J. G. Koller*, with a cargo of lumoer from Stokes Bay, arriv- ed in port last W.doe.day. Abe Miller, who bis been on Tut STINAL staff fur the past three years, left last Wednesday for Buffalo. Mrs Edward Sbautioo left on 11.inee day for s lengthy visit to her sous sod daughters in Memphis, Toon. The Beatty line steamer Campion called hen last Saturday, hod after a short stay left for Duluth. The Campine carried passeuters and an assorted cargo. The Canadian Bank of Commerce has upeued an agency of their batik at Sault St.. Marie, which will be • convenience for parties hereabouts doing business in that proaperaw and booming town. Mn McLeod, of Kinardiee, aoeomp- anied by her son, Hugh, spent a few days at the residence of her dslighter, Mrs Jno McLean. last week, and after paying • vial to her son in Sarnia left w ith her husband by the steamer On- tario on Wednesday for Dakota. Wingham Tresses :-Mr J W Vanatter foreman In the Ooderich Streator. -thee for some eight years, with his wife were visiting at Mr Peter and Thomas Deny -his brothers-in-law - residences this week. Mr Vemitt•r is • wide-awake member of the typographieal craft, tektng an active interest in public matters, and, of course, loyally supports( the hub. Forma Starless. -Owing to press of work, we were unable t3 go into minute detail of the Easter services last week, bet we understand that St George's was prettily &tweeted with flowers, and that the early and noonday services show the largest number of communicants that the parish has ever recorded. The choir displayed unusual efforts, which w ere crowned with success. Miss Ball's alto in the quartette, "Rock of Ages,'' was specially admired as much fur its pathos as for its artistic rrerit. Mw Bedell -timing soprano and Messrs Foote sod Dowding teuor and basso. Ht to Sou. A PROM/MIL RiooTa MAN. - We observe this& our former townsman, Mr M. G. Cameron, has "bobbed up serenely" as one of the star debaters in the Toronto Young Liberal Club. We copy the follow ing'report of the discussion at • moot meeting of the club from the Tomah World: -The Young Liberals last nigbt resumed the debate on the resolution "That this club .adores the artion of the Reform mem- bers who voted with Col O'Brien on the Jeasit %states Bill." J. & Willison, president, oocupied the chair. Lengthy 'piscine were made by Manors Haan - ban, M. 0. Cameron and A. T. Hereon is opposition to the resolution. Some Moe pouts cera made by Messrs Came- ron and Hereon, the former eadeavor- ieg to show that the Je.aits hada strong moral claim to tb.00aiderhtioe of the Goveroment,while the letter appealed is the toleration of But Protestant element of the Dominion. Mr Watts moved the adjotrnmeat of the debate till next 'seating, which woe carried. fir Gtosnt'n "AT Hort,"-It will be a matter of regret to the general public that the "At Home" given at St Georges school how epos teal Friday events; will ekes the Wide for this season. They have bees • moat enjoyable torsi of eat•rtaiamant to may, .ad a e atinfasiery were, et revenue to the Ohara o....0.ild, an together with their maple and other extraneous efforts they hare been ,weld to reduce the debt apes their cherish to a very . ossid.nbl• utast The school -room having undergoes recast oilman reno- vations, presented an .direly different almost tis hitherto, in its tinted walls, medal hangings, flowering planta, Ph• tures, comfortable chairs ad divans. The ladies who mon it a seem by their ftamiolity and Compost metes were Mesdames Toesg, N•ttel,Lewis, Panoss, :nR.yaolda, Forbes, Berritt mmd Porter, ine cattle. As imaovation epos the other At HOUND SIM is the oebsftos of milers. One meld paw the dashi- ki' .oesplimeet chid Marra Poster, bass. J. R. Davis Elwood, Malcolm/bon and Harry Ball Oiled the rob with the agili- ty of pahsiowels. hut we would rasher aomatset epee their sus iia adaptieg themselves M the rgatreesants of IM °madam. T. Mrs Wyea's hands wee istr..td "the hod el commas and M d ..at " 81s iatrodue d ewe fresh veins to the sadism* peessnt is Mise IL Aimee ..d H. OElN, who mgeitted themselves extremely well fes seek youthful &batistes ides Tees is s readie wed Min El"Josiah 'a ,Ihm MimeMime0alWst b,," M. Widths, mud l[.mre ll•ysdi mad ably ww.i.d the ,scenes. !v latter, The ls a p6is- M es well es • wowing, has a stews rich noise sad was beretlii mere/ The week whisk Ike ION pseeidell, O `edtpmodg with the ream's swift i. te.e lis lissdd ,showed • ht1ampt amp d potty Is as mil .rondo es& Male seed. w! The sees resilmed w as Mei tasty dellen, teed Ole mesa* rims lee Meek esespirMeg the heave el WOO me r.h. the M111 I. W pM is• y n► If you are in want of • good first -clans lop buggy call and see Alen. Morton's stook --it is large and all first .:Ise work. Prices right. Burs ' Loot Bios. - New bicycle* .t the price of eeoond haud ones : Comet Safrty, $85 00 ; Cutest Nu. 2. $65.00 Boy's bicycle op to 48 inches, $30 00, at Geo. W. Thomase's molt deput,Square, (udench. 2 2t A lettere will be delivered in V'iosorla street church on Thursday, May 9. by Iter Joseph Edge, Chown- subject : "Take hack what yin forme." Suit- able selections will be given by the choir. Silver collection at donor. Doors upon at 7.30 ; to commence at 8 Tns SIGNAL hopes then will be • good atten- dance. and that the men who borrowed our Belden's County Atlas some years ago, will be in the audience and experi- ence • change of heart. MAuinrgATta Cusco - On the 26th ult.. Win Johnson, Belleville, inspector I f Weights and Measures, laid complaint before the Moy.or of the wntratentton by Peter Mcigsen, (1.derich, ..f " Am Act to Amend the Weights and Measures Act " in selling a barrel of telt whisk woe more than S per cent. short cf the standard weight (280 lbs) The ease was tried net Friday before Mayor Butler and Peter Adamson, J. P. Tse oefendent pleaded guilty egad was seoteaced to pay a fine of $10 without costs, or 10 days is jail. THE OAHE sir Tns SSAnoN -This (Friday) afternoon at 3 30, a Kam* of baseball will be played in the Agri- cultural Part, between the followiest teams. the Ent composed of members of the legal and financial professions, the second representing the merchants of the town. Following are the respective teams : a%•iSasa AND LAWYEa. rRW HA'sTB. P. Ma4_eimsoo. pitcher L. Compiegne. U. Pukes, catcher. 8. Malcolnreon. jr. 1. inwood, short stop. C. W. Andrews. W. Proudfuot. 1st base. A. Pridham. 0. McDonald. tad have, C. A. 'Mira. A Dickson, 3rd base. A. Murdock. F. W. Johnston, 1.. F., Geo. Rhyne. rt. Malcolenson. C. F., D. C. Strachan, P. holt. R. F., J. Acheson,lr. Tse CONCUR? Towfoot.-The benefit concert this (Friday) evening, tendered to Mr Jams Hyslop, one of the suffer ere by the meat railroad disaster at St George, promises to be a most sue o•s•ful entertainment. W. understand *goodly number of ti8keta have bees disposed of .lresdy, and we hope to see the hall packed, as the object ..f the eoecert is • most praiseworthy one. Mr Hyssop, who has always been a steady, hardworking than, was seriously injur- ed, and bis baso incapacitated from working, °wise to the injuries reesivirl, and this effort by his (deeds to give tangible acknowledgment of their sympathy to him is I. step in the right direction. Let then be a good tuns - out. Ftas.-About 3 16 a. .. on Saturday the fire alarm sounded, and it was dis- covered that the large barn of Sheriff Gibbons, on the Britannia Road, was in tsetse. Despite the most strenuous efforts the barn was completely destroy- ed. Thew wen three horse is the stable sod Mr Thos on tdry, the sheriff • bailiff, succeeded to getting os. of them out ; the others were bond. A cow stable adjoining was also a1ut et ems - *Moly destroyed, with its contents of hay, Now and feed. The buildings were insured for $500, and the contents for a similar amount. The caw of the fin 1s mimosa, het it is believed to ham beim origt.std by same sareless tramps who had takes op quarters in the bars for the eight or by an incendiary. A HAGERsvILLE MUSICIAN DRowNED. -Oa Sosday aftoewoals Mr Edward Morrison noticed • body dosing in To- mato Bay, near the foot of York street wharf. body was fi.ied e.t. 1t was ie an dvaneed state of decomposi- tion. Is one pocket was toned • silver moutbpbo• for • sorest, ad the eon - striation and bylaws o' the Iadepsodeit Order d Odd -fellows, also • certificate for membership ie Equity Lodge, 223, I. 0. 0. F., Hagerville, made oat to AMwasder 8 Morrow. The body hoe bees identified an that of Morrow. He was het sees in Toronto shout • mouth ago. He was a sorest player. and led the H.prsville baud for some time. De- eming was a son of ser former towes- uta., the late John Morrow. TM fune- ral took pleas ?seeds afternoon from Yn the re.Mel Mrs Morrow, St. Pat- rick's street Oser.-One of the old residents of the . m lieu peened away last week is the parses el James Cox, formerly el Goda township.fish in We year. tie was hoeoe isthe meaty Fssmmseek. Irelsnd, end tam to Amelia in 1832, hat reiditg r Mestreel ad Toronto. 1. 1111 he erase M the Beres Treat, sad took up had in Aedeehh tows - he reided .uW about noses araa sheikh/rim Meath. b a peiutul ai"ElEN, he removed t. Mos es that he exult ho nate se -el --t Neediest bemtenst. Roes* he was mashed with stole & rhemeties, sad alter sway • period el efethring et lest week. The lemma as YAW el hist weak wet Imps b item*Wows. Mr dd.. had bees s modes el M Mrphes'm Ilpisespalise aura ler a amber of yaws. tad wee • easels e.t t...bar el1W d se -i -M r The Meese' nitros sense pleletlead Hee MOM Tees, d Et Gene" IWO 1...,, e1 tM tl-phms'.. H. leaves • =ince daughters,) moms, grid • et titter roledtk to creeds hi Yr i HTrtwtAL. -On Thursday evening, April 25th, at Carlton street Methodist church, Tomtit°, Mr J H the.per, traveller for Mews A Home sod Som, Brantford, was married to Joss thuds Bieck., daughter of Harvey Hunks, Esq., of G..d.rich Rev Dr Hunter, pastor of the church, performed the oarem.wty, which was witoeasod be • lance number of friends. The bride looked very pretty in a dress of white main silk, trimmed with peers and also wore • veil and wreath of natural dowers, and carried a bouquet. The bridesmaids ware Mtn Jane and Miss Marna Hinck., sisters of the bride. They were attired in dresses of cream and pale blue satin, slid also carried Louquots. The grooms - Inert were Mr A Coog,er, of Kansas City, brother of the groom, and Mr IL fi. Boothe, Toronto. A very enjoyable wedding supper was partaken of at the residence of her sister, 425} Yong, street, after whict. the happy eoople left by train for New York and Boston on taw w.sus dtop. The presents went n ae sad awls. A Rva&w*T CSmw.Or Cinemax CAPTURED.-Monday morning about 11 o'clock while Frank Murray, a prisoner at the jail, was engaged in doing sunt• work outside the prison walls under the direction cf Jailer Dickson, he suddenly made • break for liberty, .,od ran along the bank and down to the river, which he erased by fording and swimming. Alex Dickson, the jailer's son, a young lew student, was appnsed of the depart- ure of the prisoner, and at encs started in p.rrsuit. From the embankment he caught sight of the prisoner crossing the river and at once followed ham. Murray by this time had strugvlsd-lo the oppo- site bank of the stream and young D.ok son immediately plutged in and swam the neer, and soon came up with his man, who at once surrendered. Mur • ray was completely used up by his ef• forts to escape and offered no resistance who', his captor seized him. He was at once brought back to his old quarters. Murray is under sentence for a year and • half in the central prison, and was' awaiting transportation to that institu- tion. The award of Trade. A well attended meeting of the Board of Trade was held last Friday evening, the Vied -President, Mr. Joseph Kidd, in the chair. A number of matters connected with the town's interests were discussed, the first of which was the proposed assistance to the two organ factory schemes now before the Town Council The general, if not the unasim..ns, opinion was that the most judicious coarse for the town was to bonus but one factory, e. the amount proposed to the second scheme could be more advantageously exploded in assisting as industry of a different character ; and e resolution was paned, moved by C. Crabb, seconded by J. M. Shepherd, recommending the Town Council to submit a by-law is favor of the joint stock company only. The nett subject was the establish- ment of market days, and otherwise im- proving the peanut marketarrangemeots of the town. The following motion, offered by D. McGillicuddy and R. Rad- cliffe, was adopted : That this Board gastroc the secretary to correspond with the various towns along lbs line to find if on -operation ears be had in regard to holding r galar monthly cattle fairs. Also that the Town Council he asked to get the dviee of the town solicitor inthe ff statute oetieg a market pies, b ani to din• W pongee of the Council with reference to regulating town markets. The advisability of celebrating Domin- ion Day ails year by a formal epeeist( of our waterworks eyeless, combined with other attractioae, was then taken up, and on motion of Messes. Radek,* and James Mitchell, it was decided to ask the Mayor to call a public amateur for the purpose of deciding o. sours plan of cele- brating the day. The Board the. adjourned. The anneal report of tbe Board for the year 1888 ►.s bees printed and distri- buted to W members, to outside Boards, and to • motion of the press. Copies may be had on •ppplisatioo to the Seem tary, James Miteb11. DUNOANNON, Freon our owe eerreesead•.t. Farmers is thio vieinity are may thresgk patting in .pnsg crops. It same trees the state of the weather that winter mad wrier/ are hewing s sit0.gale to gain the emsdo.ey. We regret to have to state that Me.. M.Kay, wife of Dr. McKay, of this = 11sg., who has boos very ill for op- d m year, is still .ostimoimg in a peer etch el health. Oa Tuesday, the 30th alt , Mr John in, ho Martlekesper, with his fly removed is Wisggham. Mr Martini .tY he ..iii utilised is this village end vidmily. H. was • good skims, k.$ e cores hetet. mad wee by the ..esrsedy. We= hies bis family ovary esteemis their seer lime. A Fieri ow Warm. - Mr. Jobs Smith, of Wart Waimea. near Der Cr maes, W • ase .risk mpw birth le • as the 140 roes.. and ea the dish g ave birth le inre W Virg sWas 'l .b .0 (Won • smElier at the Iowa 1Elw O M bowleg chair MMmmtbs le reisteg hear mmesim el Mare ibm Hap Mum Iwo bus bus sod also from Maple Grove. The tress are exxllent, and those who gave orders seem to be well sausbed. It is tleasing to state that Mn Thee Durnul, of this village, who has recent• ly and for some time been very ill, is becoming oonvalesoent. Our notch esteemed citizen. Mr Joe. Malluugb, is werasor to Mr John Mar- tin. H• bopn that by tent attentloa to business he will be enabled to con- tinue the large patronage the house has hitter to =toyed. Pear Gedlere r s• Missives. To the Editor of Tea 81uNa1- Dt.tlt Srt,-Although this trip has been written up many three belore,there NMI be some of your many readers who would be tolerated by a few additional sketches of the jourosy. The tide of immigration flowing what this •priog is something enormous. People who read the reports in the papers can form bet a faint idea of the exodus. The young mos of Ontario ram to be acting on the of Horan Greedy, "Go West, young man• and g -ow up with the country." Many of them thought they were going to the Garden of Eden, but have fouud out since that far away fields are green, and that this is any- thing but a promised land. We left Toronto about 11 30, and woks up next morning an the wilds id Muskoka, and • rocky, mountainous country it U ; In fact, all the land from Grsvnhure to within 50 toilet of Winnipeg is very poorly adapted to farming ; but who knows what untold million of mineral wealth may be lying beneath the rocky surface. The statutory along the north of Lake Sapsrior is grand. The mountains of solid nock, unclothed and brown, show their bold outlines against the grey sky. On the other side are little lakes Madded with little islets, and hedged in os all aids, with all kinds of shrubs and trees. This must present a picture of almost Alpine ✓ eindeer when the balmy zephyrs of spring have caused thew trees to bud and leaf. The track in some plane along here is rough, and reminds one forcibly of the old corduroy mads of Aehbeld. Again, you look out sit one side 11 the coach sod the rocks rise per- pendicularly for about 200 feet straight .p, presenting a surface rough and jagg- ed in some places and in others as smooth as marble ; while on the other side an awful chasm, hundreds of fest deep, awaits you, sheuld the train jump the track. The winding of the curve is so sharp in some places that you would fancy one end of the ear would run into the other. Further on we had the ssneatioa of pawnor through a tun- nel, which caused certain of the young ladies to scream, whether from fright or delight i have not been able to as- certain. At Whitemonth at•tioo we saw' "How the Indian mother in the forest reeks her child." A mature, ugly, wrinkled old hag came oat with a papoose strapped secnnly to a board sed carried it op and down for the amuse- ment of the passengers. Nese her eat old Pieper', her chief, I presume. 0. g azed admiringly on her, but offered her no assistance in caring for the child. The prairie proper is supposed to start about 50 mil from Winnipeg. "We behold them for the first," but oar heart does not swell to any •farming •zteet es we take in the smirches vastness. 1e- e tead,it is a feeling of gosaaare that per- vades Dir system at this some.& Being giddy, Manned an•i so..what tired of travelling, and not 6odimg the prairie .hat we anticipated, we were n ot prepared to go into e0ataoi.s over thew "imams of the desert' Readied Winnipeg shoot 630 Friday ennieg. A fine, elate city 000aderitg the time It has bees in .Menem. We west along Maim -.t, whisk is straighter time a cork-eerew, being the old Iodise trail of leag ego. as far as the site of old Fort Garry. There is masa( left of the Fort Gave use ori, .tisk formed the min G amy ; it is d re soery about 34 feet think, with loop -holes i• the walls .hare the hardy settlers of old kept the howl - hog Gavage at bay. It is to be regretted that the b Wi.nipaggere should have so from sly demolished the old trading post. We saw a few °demi people M+, partiesiszly J. C. Gerrie, who treated es with kind- . s.s, Chimes .1 Winnipeg do not like to ass so many passing through their town to mines farther weal, sad so 'tun offering liberal ideoe-vote to fanners to Ivory train settle as the neighborhood of w d y. sealers frees all verbal ONteh It is .urpeiiat the .scalier there ere frees tis armies of Hares and Bares. Wv.. the .1d Indlies. who. by the way, it met tibw pieetes ep thi.p. senses M. sad o eseske "Ontario met ho beg gimes, but Hew. ed Bates Elsa fir. Natives et Manitoba rensek that they • e R.i.g lea M Ontario .amt year to heesastatd sad eertaily M ..Ifl es ease Is se eebare .eat y b ...sly depopulated. Let is he; thea by p .d gook adder end wiser Ms they earn. ?rashly y,.. Mr Edil.e, fee ea gawk imeeMn cal.• able pew. I ars. with lead reesEl.- tirmnma 10 Olt H.a... Tele elsmwdyJ. , IiWiU Rib. i From oar own oxreponee•t Moa Louisa Hither, cf tioderickspent last week here, the,iueat of her ..sins, the Moses Mortise. Hillary Hanoi' was in Clinaon this week. The farmers about hen are Dearly alt planting res urchatds, mot dung this week many aro going to tlodersob station for the toes foot the nersarie•. Mian Louisa Starting is vetting her cousins neer Purim's Hill. Butternut Row has old r..ieests in the persona of Mr and Mn P.t;rsen,sr., who have spent over 48 Teen to our midst. Mr Green bas sew 86 years, sod is still hale and hearty, He came to this tonal- ity in 1141, and settled with he family. some of whom are serried sed living near bin. He is also one of the oldest Masons in Canada Precious to immerse hers his house was burned at Sandwich during the troubles of '37. He and his wife have assn their gulden wedding, and their 'nasty fronds" and wet wieh•ra hope they will be spared to celebrate their diamond wadding. Another popular eld-timer is Mr John Morris,er. , the patriarch of all the Mer- riam He is still in the beet of health mil spirits, iked d as lively as a cricket. H. has bee s resident of the township for over fifty five years, having come hither in 1834. Io 1874 his beloved partner was called to her et...a1 net. Father Morns has a kind word fur everyone, sad the beat wishes of all who esus him. Since the f•rmen around hen have begun to put in the spring crop, and to that end hare utilized everything in the shape of a hone that could be procured., Moire have been tnals and tribulation,* in store for the guidwives of the vicinity. The egg and butter m.:ay, which was the private fee of tits wom.n,ha• not hat an opportunity to be h.ndl•.1 while the horses have been *employed and henna the look of quiet resonation that has overspread the classic features of many of the better helves of the section. Bet this ea now dissipated, for now no leas than four peddlers' meta are calling at the Different dumioiles in the section, odsr- ies the highest price in trade for the tee fresh eggs end batter that are oe sal.. One peddler gut as many se seventy four dozen in one day. The farmers hereabouts can only van the horses to drive their partners to ahem* on Sabbath, which will,however, be a r. - minder of the drives. home from mentis' in the sweet long ago. For the past emend weeks one jovial townsman, Edward Foley, has bees pet- ting in the crop on the new fares regent - 1 purchased by bis father, M. Foley, i. the neighborhood of Kingsbridge. Ed- ward is .lose, and a number of foie 'nods .r. anxiously awaiting his re- turn to km Iiika give his first etp.rtsesa of a i•tk hasp house in l.arnia; tha deep mSetegiti of the cook partssesL Tee Tsem:tan LrI.cy.--11s fumes dapper sorrel poo which tradition Gaya ne was s that the hr famed Iadiaa chiefs had as a meddle stood in the war of 1812, bas bees pwka sssd by henry G.. from Choi. Debug* for • good figure. Ws . sder.ta.d he will keep it as • driver. Alsdy Harry hos kiadly Tent it to some of his fair friesds et Poplar Row, who p.om000esd it the gentlest and nioast posy they have aerie trot along the Pop- lar Row. Harry's a.. spas of foal., Brom and Wallas., .es many admirers and is the costse el a few "mats he will have the oast t.set.that ever drew •.der the collar o. Betteeset Row. PORT ALBERT Mom our ewe ocersieenesat. Mr Jos Wilson shipped os the sokoo.- .r Jane Maimed Isom wall. A snore hail storm passed over this village hat W.4o..day. With the rose exception of bre.kieg .11 the windows in lbs bow d lid M.Ohma.l. Ws hes. heard d .°.furca tlaElas. being dem. by tt. Meals ---e saws pealed ea Timms day aftemes ht the Methanol eineh. Snleg Imo iswe what might hi •asww iessad messy ware whildy y Me er.wl.e..ri eimif•s Wrilea Mr Wm Steele bee returned beim hie wtMsr's wren in Alpo. Mn Wm &male Ise jest momp4W s log cabin quilt whisk moatai.as 4,1111 Mr Nathaniel Osuieghs.. .8. has had servers seek of t.1am-i./is• et the leap eai pieertisy, is rapidly on- .ov.riog. Mr Joe Desiorewhese life was despair- ed et • week ago. is mow oat of Ammer. This village wants a kb.isoili - splemdid opening hem for the right par- t7 - The flsllewieg h 0. eteedieg et the first thaw pupils in the di/•rsel elegem for the mesh el April. fee A. Il N.1 ; June Poet IL lot Jabs Pillow'• lmd., Hattie' 01s. • 3d, Nates. 1sent- bwiee M • IL ha., Elise R1' haeffosm ; 2.t, i.tties Hamra asI i..ea Itnmf.w areal ; Sol, Mad &a.e.ssa Jester destmd. 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