The Huron Expositor, 1876-06-30, Page 44
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Chane,ery Sale -ll. MacDernaott.
Morgan Cradles -Wm. Robertson & Co.
Harvesting Tools- Johnson Brothers./
Hurrah for the Centennial -T. O'Connor.
Boot Lost --Alexander Munn.
A Rare Chance -E. Hickson & Co.
Half -Yearly Clearing Sale -G. Dent.
Farm -for Sale in Hullett-A. Strong:
Tenders Wanted -William J. Shannon.
Two Teachers Wanted -John Shaw.'
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THE H
N 1EXPOSITOR.
ly the Conservatives deemed it un& vis -
able to place a eandidate of their ow ; in
the field. They, however, tried the ext
best thing. They made A bold attetn t to
: ,
createa rupture in the Reforlin ta ks,
I and secure the election of a tort of alf-
' and- half or nottlescript, in the pets n of
1 a Mr. McMillan, who hacl A sort of
I hankeringfor political life. In South
Wellington the temperance eleinerit is
: pretty strong, and, as isnot unusual?. the
1 case, the rnipbrance Rie ormers ar sin-
ing to place their political princiP1 is in
subserviency to th ir temperance p
tem
ati
eere an onscien ious men w o are wi -
It Olt Xf00/i d t• h '11
SEAPORTS, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1876.
Political Notes:
A fierce political battle is just now be-
ing waged in South Ontario, between
Mr. J. D. Edgar on the one side, and
Hon. T. N. Gibbs on the other. These
gentlemen, however, although the osten-
sible figure heads, seem almost to sink
oat of sight in the smoke of the struggle.
The honorable Premier, the Treasurer,
and the Postmaster -General have taken
the stump in aid of Mr. Edgar, while
Dr. Tapper and a host of lesser Conser-
vative lights of the Tom White stamp
are doing duty in behalf of Mr. Gibbs.
Taking into consideration the heat 'of the
pies, while ith; tives
are too Censer ance
totaket�hepli tion
tce this elemen any
Reformers , w1 ists.
Mr. Guthrie, L bind
e on
these que tie ence
the tempera Pro-
tectionisf Ref quite
satisfied with tives
satis-
bina-
am-
idate
pport
e of
the
o a
f co
rsue
s,
eran e Consery
e to now tempt
co. In ad
a good
Protectio
eclined to
tious con
a conseq
rs and. the
e not jut
e Consery
slight di
•cting a con
ses, and th
out a can
mise to s
, or alms any -
could semi p the
ate. Thai: ar all
me apPea ances
at Mr. G)thrie
but this, li e alltn
'lances, wa des -
The Teranee
c
mers by egrees
polit
e AT
e als
rse,
a =fa
nd a
e Reform
rine we
him T
wishing to pri fit b 'thi
faction, sueceLded in eff
tion with these tw cla
algamated forces s ugli
who was Willing t pr
prohibition or pro ectib
d he
ndi'
l
e
god,
ly
ved.
efe
himself toIp
weather, wo sincerely pity the people of
thing else, pr vid
South Ontario. Such political (bees as
honor of bein a c
they are now havin,g dealt out to 'them,
went well + and fo
would be almost sufficient to exasperate
seemed tO iTdica
a less patient and long-suffering people.
would have ppos
We are told by the daily papers that nu -
other similar unit(
merous largely attended meetings are be-
ing held, and addressed daily by the
above mentioned dignitaries. Accord-
ing to the Globe the meetings are all
strongly in favor of Mr. Edgar and the
Government party, and Mr. Gihbs and
• his friends have scarcely a ghost of a
chance. The Mail, on the other hand,
With equal eattnestness, assures us that
Dr. Tupper and Mr. White carry every-
thing before them, that Mr. Mackenzie
and Mr. Cartwright are nowhere in the
presence ef these mighty intellectual and
political giants, and that Mr. Edgar is
sure to be sent home to Toronto a sadder
but wiser man, and the Grits Will be at
ence and forever wiped out in South On-
tario. Of course, at this distance from
the scene of action, it is impossible to
say which of these truthful organs giVe
the most correct account. of the situa-
tion of affairs. There is one thing which
we may very safely say.: either of them,
or perhaps both of them, must be ec-
onomical of the truth. But, entirely aside
from the extremely partizan reports of
these journals, and- taking such a fair
and independent view of the position as
an outsider is able to do, we would say
that the issue is exceedingly doubtful.
In sporting parlance, it would not be
safe to bet heavy -odds on either side.
Mr. Gibbs is a local man of considerable
influence and wealth, but of meagre
ability. He occupied a seat in ; Parlia-
meut for several years, and, although he
was awarded. a seat in the cabinet by Sir
John, for whieh honor he had to thank
the extreme scarcity of material, rather
than his own native or acquired talent,
he failed to develop any particular char-
acteristic other than a most slayish sub-
serviency to the will of his political lord
and master. But, as wealth too fre-
quently begets local influence, and the
two combined are almost invariably
esteercied higher. than ability by the ma-
jority of people, Mr. Gibbs may be con-
sidered a strong candidate. Mt. Edgar,
en the other hand, is a person of un-
doubted. abilityrand is well.versed in the
politics of the country; he is ,an able
speaker, and has. the additional advan-
tage of having as a predecessor a member
of the same party, but he has to face the
disadvantages of 'being a lawyer, a non-
resident, comparatively unknown in the
constituency, and probably what is the
worse of all, he bears the reputation of
being A sort of political adventurer, who
is over :anxious to get into Parliament.
In view of these facts, none on either
side should be too sanguine as to the re-
sult of the election. We had almost for-
gotten to say that as there is a large
manufacturing and artizan vote in the
constituency, both candidates are • load
protectionists.
The contest in North Ontarie is almost
entirely hid frcm view, by the dust be-
ing raised in the neighboring constitu-
ency. Mr. Fraser and Mr. W. II. Gibbs
are left to run their little show by them;
selves, being assisted only by a few local
. guns. From the character of the con-
stitikencyr the result in this election is
equally as doubtful as in South •Ontarie.
At the last election Mr. W. H. Gibbs
the present Opposition candidate, was
defeated by the late member, hut before
that, the -constitueedy had -been repre-
sented by a Conservative. Mr. Fraser
is said to be an intelligent, shreWd busi-
ness man, ancl is a resident of the con-
stituency, while his opponent is an out-
sider, and has little to recommend him.
During the short time he occupied a seat
in Parliament, he distinguished himself
only as a meek imitator mid follower of
lus "big broth.er." Should North On
not avail itself of his services, there
will not be many, even of his ,own party,
who will be sorry.
In South Wellington, Mr. . Donald
Guthrie, the Reform candidate, is having
pretty smooth sailing, and he is ,now al-
most sure of eleetion by acelanaatien. A
alight breeze sprung up a few days ago,
but that has subsided, and thet political
sea of South Wellington is calra and un-
ruffled once more. The constituency is
overswhelminglyReforrn,aud cops; equisent •
tined to be s
and Protecti
got their eye
little genie that
them by Ltheir
they bolt d.1 As
Mr. Mckill nTpu
forming the pub ic,
any reaBons tha he
from the bontest. An
to get ati optositi n ca
ig
nse
ir a
✓ in
hou
rotectionist Re
d about electro
✓ zeal for tem
ad tnem to bee
ort -1
inist
ope
ed
as
nse
res
lish
present wax riay cease. .The
patty a few d ys ago discharg
nloyees from shopa at Jeree
from lack of
tetreuch 'nen
i ADVERTISI
ihing in adv
the banks of
of the Gla.sge
rented the e
noon, which
the Clyde, a
ting the na
d perceiv
eing playe
waive alli
It of this
d a polite
ithout as
had wit
so the,
didate fin
s.
omintously We
vatives of South]
tion. et w
genuity t thi
d be a wa •mg t
ormer
times
crane
me th
The
at dem
ibitio
matir
nmen
Were
.= Mac
estinieis
advice,
ve pat: -
named.
ief un-
. Mr.
; 11
Wellingten
don't blame
Wellington
rather admi ethe
little transartion
Temperance: and
to be on their gua,
and not 'allow the
or pret tiole to 1
failed
he 0
or th
teet long.
d. the
with
si and
burst;
ard in-
igning
drawn
tempt
South
ork, but from n
of expenses.,,,„
u AT,LE.Nonf.
rtfsenient is to
he Clyde. The
News, a Tory j
tate of Bullwoo
es sloping on
d on the turf th
e of the paper
NEEDING ittarr.--At a mee
ago ministe s it was agree
loody shou d begin revival ser
hat city in etober. He sit d
wo years ai 1 two Months he ha
d an acorn e of our sermon a
he felt that e ought to have
if it was tho ght berit he woul
atonce.
n Cam-
dim
etruoi
eetYo
A: *ghtful
eeenion
prrirs
u rn l,rDu-
heua..
he frith of
re cut -
1 tters 70
111
dupes of thgir pol tical opponent
are just as likely,
more likely,' to s
and suedi protecti
require/ from the
now in 'powler, as.
Government hea
donalcl:to assume
of this country.
we do �o all the
tially belong to t
. Another victim
dei
det the Diiminio
McNab, the mem
been unseated
agents. 04 the e
to the
en°, It
vaca
Dr- M
ted, a
Mr. J t stic ' Wile
;
McNeal) loses the
fight the old battl
i
be hoped t. at in
friends . wili be
last elbetioln he h
he could wily hi
the aid Of brib
Should he gain s
little doul t, is
aside from politic
oonsiderecl in oleo
gaily, he i by fa
the constit ency
tion of Pa' liamen
Macdo alcl.
ship ofi On
to fill: th
position to
was c nte
andi in fact a g
cur both pro
n a the Count
Re orm Goye
het would be
ed y Johnl
con rol of_the
n giving this
or freely, ar
e second'ela s
has come to
Election
er for Glenga ry, ha
ecause of briery b
ovation of ,M . D.
Lieutenant G # verno
r. McNab wa: electe
•cy so mute in o
Milian. The lectio
d, by the cie sion
n on Monday est, M
seat and will have
over again 1tis
the 'next ,ele ion, h
ore discreet. In t
d a, large mato Ay, a
e 'I been el ecte # witho
ry. His re- g,lectio
and, of which there
-ee rta in ty. Entire
, which are n t mu
in contest "n Gle
the most it man
a
EX-SPEANER LAIN]. -
State Rep blican, Convent
mends the a pointinent of
fill a probe le vacancy in
from that State. The ex-Spe
suffering frail exheustion, a
Mans imperitivelyi order res
of air.
CENTEN1tL MDS1C FOR TH
er. Wendell Hol
of welcome to a
hiladelphia du
nes on July 4th.
ian hymn °iered by Dom
duction at Philadelphia on
arrrived, and is in the hands
more.
CRIME, REPENTANCE, AN
A tramp, giting the name of
assaulted Men. Mary Bullo
sport, Me., Ion Tuesday.
lethedist pmye
JULY. -t-Oli
ten a hymn
be sung at
niel ceremo
went into a
took part
On being a
will die.
_AD ULTERYI CONF.ISSED BY A
-At L business Meeting of
vent Church, Lowell, Mass
Pettefaceeife of the pastor
presented charges of adultery,
lying againtt herthusband. A
at once waited upon the ace
was taken I by surprise, conf
-truth of the charges, and th t h
mitted adultery vtith a nuts in
He resigned his pastorate
tian ministry.
MRS, TilltorsarMrs. Til
living now., SI seems to
one of the dntire set who is
and stoned. Theodore ea
cash. by the te
a r
be
he
on
r.
th
ke
d h
an
es
in
•nt
edr
uly
of
oh
k,
ea
n tbg devotio al
'este, he cut b s t
vailable for he posi-
• , th
ve.
represen dive.
News 0 the Weelf.
A DEAR IW HIST ti -Rev. H• \ ' . Beee
er's salary is fiiea for next yea at $
000. 1
Mn. SP RGEON. The Rev. r. Sp)
geon writs that e e will visit t e Unit
States in the autu le xi.
- A LADY' BACHE GR. -Min a Oli
took the d, ree of 1:# 4helor (?) of Divini
at the Co - mence 'ent of Bot'n Th
logical Se ool A f-" weeks ago. :11er o
tion was elatitled `0 ristian E terpris
its Field •1nd Rewi ri.,
SCOTL D YE 1.r Scotland as _ w
the Inter ational Iti e Chall . n trop
:at Edinbufrgh, for ;eh Scot4b, !Engli
and Irish teams c ne teted. ' '
TERME; E SLA G ITER. - A : tern
maseacre , f Chri ti ns, by Tur 's, is
ported fr tu Bulg n . Many ieople
both sexes and al a es were slit Iglater
villages hid west nd genera tdevas
tion. 1,
Toltetilsiont a CESSION,
phia is arranging oi an immen
light procession o t e evenie
Brazil will be se en ded.
in the corse of h :thou:Ie:t.-
ii
"n in , treu
s new �i
atlettsbiir
ed i ately after
A SHOWMAN 1
the showMan, is
appurtenances o
seized for' debt i
few days ago,ina
ance. 1.)
BURNE TO I)
Carty ahd fou
burned by a k
,at Ogdensburg,
mother and one
clay.
A BRA. "-E la
of the S eriff o
playing c oquet
a prisone atte
chalantl liftin
on the h ad, jus
1
brother
him till t
ed him.
RAILR AD
PEACE. Sever
ern are r porte
with the view
promise leetwe
ward froi tha
11
ATH. -Mrs, L
children w
ro ene lamp
aturday eta -
daughter die
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t-
: 1
OL
th
f t
•
•
le
e -
of
cl,
a-
lthiladel-
e tor h-
' f Jul 3,
peror of ,
an Pi e,
le. he
•eus w re
, Ky., a
perfo m-
0
able cotnpe ency and is so
ized by his lectures. tient
er scoops i a
thousand d llare at a time.
man is tur ed out to live t e b
dan.
A CRISD4 .-A cris
affairs seen' s near. Princ Mi
elated in rEply to Engla,n s i
for peace t}at it is now to lat
his only ch ice is revoluti n o
vian troopij are being plac cl i
for hostilit es. The repo ts
wonted sta e of excitemen p
Constantin ple are Contra ,ict
despatches
A WARipNG.--An e ch
"All over the land wom n
their babi s from nut= b
,white rub er tops. T e
'used in bl athing rubber is
and deadly poison -white ox
cu ry :and indred drugs an
stant mum ling and chetin
prepated p aces a child's ife
Paralysis as been caus d
• many a ba y dies in cons qu
use. •A F ench mother or
victed of L stting one to a b
fined 20 fr nes or impriso m
andto sell one in France is
demeanor.
Not rOl Se LE. -Mrs.
is now in Sydney, Nel
whence sh writes to a
Francisco s follows :
of Chi -
at Mr.
ices in
hat for
preach -
ay, and
st ; but
n work
Maine
recom-
laine to
Senate
is again
PhYsi'
change
URTH OF
as writ -
tient), to.
Centen-
e Brazil-
for pro -
4th has
. S. Gil-
ICIDE. -
Seavey,
n Buck-
terwards
ting and
xercises.
teat and
RGYMAN.
2nd Ad-
rs. hi. R.
e church,
buse, and
ommittee
sed, who
ssed the
had com-
a employ .
nd the chris-
,
on sews for a
be the; only
tro den ;down
ns respect -
hat lion
rd Beech -
d hundred
e poor we- '
st way she
it, and point out the graves of soMe o
their dead. John Bright, in response to
an invitation, says he deeply regrets that
the state of his health will ptevent his
attendance.
WGLVEs F RANCE. -It 18 estintate
that there are no less than two tho san
wolves in France, which destroy 30,
sheep a year, besides obliging the farm
ets to keep 20,000,000 sheep in folds, in
stead of letting them run in the fields an
woods, as in England and America. Th
wolves, it is said, are very cunning.
pack will range themselves all on on
Ride of a fold. The sheep naturally hud
0
d th
suc
force across the fold that they ofte
knock down the barriers which Prete
them.
A MIXED Fatima -The folio
told by the Los Angeles (Cal.) R
can: "There is a family in this
with nine varieties of children.
husband and wife have each been ni
twice before, and had one child al
former marriage, which makes fou
ten, each one having different p
The present. wife's former husban
each been married before, leaving
by their former wives, which naa
children of different parents. Th
ent husband's two former wives h
previously married, leaving eac
child, making eight of different p
The present husband and wife b
marriage have one child, making n
living and no two having the sa
rents."
EASTERN AFFAIRS. -The prese
of affairs in the East may be epit
as follows : The Servian army is a
getting in readiness to take up a
gic position on the frontier, but
, with belligerent intentions or me
its prestige, to aid thC•overn
ditlomatic negotiations is yet un
Servia is l to be warn ed by the E
Powers that if she begins a w
Turkey, even neutrality towards
not be observed, much leas can
pect assistance. Meanwhile Co
nople is in a state of premonitory
ness. The early downfall;of the
Government is predicted unle
adopt a more decided attitud
Sultan's palace is strictly gua
pickets of cavalry, foreigners ar
ing their families, and the press
jected to the severest censorship.
DEA.TH OF yrs GLASGOW SHIP
me -A brief telegram annonn
death, at the age of 85, of Ro
pier, the head of the well -know
gow shiPbuilding firm &Robert
& Sons.: The son of a Drimbasto
smith, he started out in life
so-called advantages save a go d so
education and a, large capital of 'Scot
energy. He worked with his father
some years, became afterwards a our
man millwright in Edinburgh, and
1815 started business for himself in Glas-
gow, with a capital -after payine for his
shop and fixtures -of just :C5. acl-
ually extended his business i ron
founding, engineering, &b., and 23
made his first venture into that ch
of his trade -which ultimately b so
successful in his hands -the bu • of
mat•ine,machinery. He and his ave
since fitted up the machinery o ral
of the best known boats in the ish
navy, Flitch as the Duke' of W
the Black Prince, and the He
sides constructing steam; rams a
plated ships for foreign Govern.
4 WIFE IN DEMAND. --Six M
a young woman, about 18
age, was found guilty of bigamy
dee, Scotland, and sentenced
,monthir imprisonment. Her
having: expired, her methen,
brothers and sisters, and i a few
of her first husband, all of w
come from Glasgow, were at
of Dundee prison in a cab, w
coney the girl to her firet husb
resides in G-lasgow. The secon
a burly mason, belonging to Du
also, waiting with a few :friends
an who had suffered so sev
ylng him. On the youn
her appearance, she wa
• seized by each of the pa
made strong efforts to get pos
her.' She seemed inclined to
secondl lord and master, whose p
ea the stronger, and the
away, leaving only her-
estion of her friends from
OMEN AND TEMPEilANCE:
International Te peranc
ssembled at Philadelph
=rry
re ba
explos
ing.
on S
0-
ly:
on
he
u -
LE GIRL. -Th .daughter
n the jail-yar I, noti ed
Waupaca, is., whilc
pting to escap a,nd non -
her inallet sh
as if e had
aught cheat' g, an
e gua, d dame up and
,
DIEGOT4
western railw
toi be in New
bringing also
the roads lea
city, in orde
0:111
hit
been
stu
;e -cap
iNG OR
m ag-
ork ity
a cem-
g west -
that the
im
er
ed
Ur"
.
Sc
5
fri
0
here are ve y flattering. M
old friends are lavish .of th
and attenti n. • I made b d
May 13. remarkably ha
Islander to k a great ad ira
and ,Wante to buy me
ent lord nd aster.
to give six bunches of
change." 1
SuERIFF AS§AULTED.
Craivford dounty, Illinoi
of the 23td inst., Di
sheriff, entered the jail
prisoners, swhee he was a
boni, a mat who was co fin
der. The isheriff ,graspe t
and the ttvis struggled. Th
ceived vety severe inj
murderer, but held to hi
screp,nas of his wife brou lit
citiiens to his assistanc
took a rope and immedi tel
prisoner to a tree until he
He begged for tespite, b t t
there was to time. Th in
a very desperate man.
e
THE CENIPENTN-IAL,-F
at the Centtennial met o
to consult pi regard to ob
the Goverement an ab te
stringency Of the present cu
tions. The trouble is ha
exhibitors den see any p rti
voice, they I must pay du y o representing
A committee was appoint d, wr
the States; Canada,uss a, Austria, th
Switzerland, Ireland, S ed adj
land, to coiifer with the Sec etary of the
Treasury. 1 The _feeling on the matter
A Good Templar on the S tua
runt high. I Some of th e hibitors are
; Again.
thriatenil to close a d leave unless ,
the are relieved. ec pts at the I To tile Editor of du? Huron, po8iLor.
exhibition 1 011, Saturda 'amounted to I Sin: I again take the liberty to d8k a
13
an
A
; 4
ret
•
dietogether at the other extremity
a sudden the wolves dart round, a
terrified sheep rush in a body with
11
n Eastern
an has de-
tercession
, and that
War. Ser -
readiness
of an un-
evailing in
d by later
nge says::
re feeding
Wei with
reparation;
a lierrible
de a men;
the con -
rubber so
in danger.
•y it, and
nee I of its
nurse, con-
y's lips, is
t 10 days,
grave nus-
tt Siddons
uth Wales,
nd in San
r prospects
husband's
ir kindness
but here on
&some Fiji
ion for me+
my pres-
as willing
nas in exe
Robinson:,
the night
Henderson,
ock up the
ked. by Ose
d for , mule
e prisoner,
sheriff re -
it from the
until the
a crowd of
he citizens
heng the
was dead.
ey told hina
rderer was
n exhibitors
onday last,
aining from
ent in the
tome regale -
before the
n of an in -
the whole.
n and Eng -
e
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publ
tow
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miz
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te,
We have tried moral suasion and h
been successful in some cases, but in n
out of ten those drunkards brought wi
in the temperance fold have returned hike
theesow that was once washed. to their
wallowing again in the mire. We wo lid
like very well to save those men who re
so unfortunate as not to be able to leave
it alone, and restore them again to family,
and society without encroaching on the
supposed rights of Mr. " Tuckersmith "
and those who think as he does. Per-
haps he could in his far seeing Wisdbm
and sagacious knowledge devise some
plan for thus doing. If he can we would
be much obliged for the information., I
believe you might as well try moral sua-
sion to induce a hungry dog to leave his
bone as to lead men -to give up their +up
who have become habituated it, to he
,
-appetite is so strong. • Perhaps Ir.
" Tuckersmith" could afford to do with-
out the widows, as he insinuates, of 'de-
ceased drunkards, as they are left with-
out means, if so slisposed, to buy any
more liquor. I believe that the majority
of those engaged in the traffic of rum lifen..
ing care not what becomes of the rum
drinkers' families if they can secure t ' eir
money, and they are chum good fellows
if they have the chines, but if -they have
none, the outside of the house is ood
enough for them,' let it be ever st) storiny.
A business that! will thtis destroy f,the
finer feeling of a man's soul is dangerous
to the seller as well as to the buyer. View
the business from Whatever stand point
you may, it has no redeeming featiire.
The "Old Gun" that a few million dol-
lars can compensate for all the evils low-
ing from the use of alcohol, but the :all -
wise being says that the loss of one soul
cannot be compensated for by gaining
the whole world.But agaitst those eight 3
millions derivable as a revenue, we ave
to place an offset of over seventeen mil-
lions of lost 'abet tor the country by those
who drink to excess, and in addition'add
to that the salaries of jailers, shetiffs,
hangmen, officials of penitentiaries,'asy-
lums and the support of their inmate and
I may say without exaggeration that
seven -tenths of the expense thus incurred
is directly or indirectly attributableto
rum drinking. Just think of a Go ern-
ment spending over $100,000 of bur m ney
to build an asylum to reform linebi ates
and then, in the face of that, lice sing
men to make them. Why not remove
the cause and then the effect will case?
Is there any sense in dabbling with t e
effect by stringent laws, and lettm e
cause blow on ? I like to see the p nc
ple manifested by the late Colonel Nine
who stated that although he indulged
it somewhat himself, yet he was vvillig.
to forego its use to save others. • Th s
shows nobility of soul. HoW di t
with " Tuckersmith." He howls t
.
pitiously of "Tyranny worse than e
Spanish Inquisition,' of " Tenfpe an
men sticking their noses into otherpe
ple's business," and other scurrilous r
marks. He sap) that men in potiti
use it. But does that justify thel, ac
Men holding executive power have ni
the blood of innocent women and chil
ren flow down the streets. Did:' th
justify the act? I have seen
ful physicians such inebriates tha _ y
could scarcely ever meet with them sober;
I could give you names by the dozen of
doctors, lawyers, judges,ministers,eta
men, artizans, mechanics, and in f
. of men in every position of life, dettr
ed soul and -body, by the cause. • Th
ke
ne
ded
rem
is s
Btu
es
ert
Na
bia
ith
be
a-
as-
ier
k-
ew
Ltd
ish
for
ey-
1t1
Ivo
mar
ma,
atel
in
pro
her
pos
me 's
tion
120 inst. During the day the time
prieciPally occupied by busine s ma
such as reading reports, electio of
cern, 'U.. A session 'was he i
rj.
eveni g, at which thenew uni
an organization, and w ich w
to temperance orations
terspersed with singiu
of Near, York, and the
lady Speakers were
EchnlJurgh ; ' Miss Fr
to
in 1
bra
cam
ldin
ns
sev
En
llin
14
tore be-
d i
ents
nths
ear
at
to
sent
vith
rela
om
the
itini
nd,
hus
dee,
for
•'rely
wo
hii
ties,
essto
favo
rty,
ha
onne
lasg
The
Co
a o
e
01
It was un
church be bu
was immedi
of influentia,
e,ommittee
push forwar
on -
ago
of
UR -
six
nce
her
ives
had
ate
to
ho
a,nd
was
the
for
an
edi-
ho
of
her
too,
tied
in
w.
10
0-
von -
the
was
ters
offi
the
n m t as
s de.; oted
y the adie + in
by M s. C ark,
uell fataily. The
rs. Wi Isto d, of
MI§ Vi.,'illar of
Chicago ; Mrs. J. Foster, of Iowa; ;Ira
Yoentans, of Canada, and Mother • tew-
art/ as that venerable lady is cane by
meinbers of the Union. Th spe ches
were all far above the average o fem nine
oratory, that of Mrs. Youma s in par-
tici:dal' being hailed With con tar; ap-
plause • and the large audi
ughl up to the highest pi
slum long before the la
ournment,
nee : was
ch of en -
hour of
ion
•
12,553 50, rnal i rep y to
114ESEN*TION .-A t an old gun." I
participated its the prese him t at i ' the
memoration vase to M •pint actuatedme to w le, s he
len Bryant :in Picker ts, I could make a prett sh w of
York, on the evenin eduction, competed as i f in
inst., in !honor of th ions, and denials with out e.dovv
and , persons
ion of a coat-
Villia,m Cul -
Hall, New
the 20th
Oth annivet-
ase had not
its presente-
e marvel Of
1 workman -
resided aed
e poet, who
f speech, re-
t. The vase
ennial, • The
k hands with
little pace in your jot
th 4 "New shot from
gimp' wish to inform
sarne
exhib
his p
sinlua
of a,
nathat
think
ou
ta
10
ng
sary of birth. T proof. I have made
been exhibited prior but what are pa
tion, but it was found t
ng world; and ehich ca
beauty of ideslign and s
ship. Ret: Osgoo
presented! th vase' to
acknowledged; it in a
plete with. feeling and
will be Kent to the
audience filed: past and s
the venerable Poet.
I
•
•
FOURTH OF ;JULY IN
America residents of
ti
are prep ring to celeb
Fourth o July by a di
jority of ; the English
were invited have dee
ley, in reply to an invi
ten a letter saying that
of his wife prevents his
any public afeeir of a 1
expresses his Farm s
If on the Fourth of Jul
here des** to visit We
he will be happy to cond
•
il
ta
ri
en
EN
a
11
no
ed.
at
th
LAND.—The
on, England,
the corning
r. The ma-
bilities who
Dean Stan -
on, has writ
recent death
icipating in
nature. He
hy, and says
y Americans
tmenster Abbey,
ct them through
e:
a
13
pa
18
hes
•
•
no
nt
ot b
trove ted by the most , subtle irgu
I dvonld say once for all that, -wh
hie views are with resPect to t e a
of levidenee he has given in fa or o
modetate use of alcoholin any o its f
he has failed, as far as I kno of
vincing any one of its utilit
man that assumes the prer gati
Histaltor, and goes so far as
the Chief Justice of Ontario i
the sympathy he has for the tmp
move ent to make falte state ent
retpe t to the calander of �rinle, is
o saying anything withou a v
of :evidence to support it.
But the subject is of too mu
auce to spend any more time •
to " Tuckersinith" or his
That something should. be do e to
the okivvard progress of the t e
tstipperance is evident to a bu
best way is a question not e ily s
3
7
•nimously resolved that a
ilt, and the sum of $1,400
tely Subscribed. A number
geutlexnen were appointed
collect subscriptions and
the work.
-The L &now DrivingPark has
-• heti:with Dr, eCtimmon,
get' CAM, Vice President
'lle, Secretary- A thirty
h a mile track has been se,
been estab
President;
Jas. Somer
acre park sesi
cured.
' -The sal
very brisk, the reduction of 10 cents pee
barrel on Sainaw salt having its effect
upon prices.: Freights are still low, and
charters have been made to Chicago at 70 •
cents per ton.
-Mr. He
Grey, on Tu
three lambs,
ed a fleece
pounds.
-Mr. Joh
Brussels House, Brussels, purposes mow
sing the present building back thelot,
bus tiess in Coderich is not
ry Buttery, Let 23, COIL 12,
sday of last week sheared
from each of which he work -
weighing three end a half
Parker, proprietor of the
-ere
MO
• 11
9
s-
et
y -
se
were all once in that envious position of
moderate drinkers, never dreaming.wh
setting out on that road environed w
perils that such an end was to be het
Many of those died of delirium tr me
having a foresight of their 'future
in seeing spectres of the most h
characters. These men to whom
ence is made were not mean me
most of them neble fellows when
der the influence of strong chink.
there is no evil in taking rum mod
there is certainly danger of the m
minent kind. would_rather say
not drink than
it or I can leave i
continued by so
and buildin
brick hotel
Parker.
--Base
a handsome three-storey
n the front site. Good for
Ball club has been organized
in the,village of Ethel, township of Grey,
with 'the &lowing officers k Clemens
Frelick, emitter, ; Nathan Travis,
Secretary; Vm, Spence, Umpire- The
club will go by the name of Ethel Red
Ca-Pskt the nnual me,eting a the Can-
ada Presb terian, congregation, Wrox-
eter, the embers presented their es.
teemed pas or, ,Itev. Geo. 13rown, with
the hands° e sun of $S1 as a token of
their appre iation of his valuable ser
vices.
v. Go. 13odle, who for the past
few years as ministered. to the Bible
Christian d nomination of ,Brussels and
neighborho d, lately received a call to
Barry, Ohio, and on Monday last, he and
played at
his_faAmbilaysel fbialic•Irmthaattchpoiwnats. p
Brueefield n rtiday last, between the
club of that place and that of Clinton,
resulting, a
hours and
latter club
-Some f
of Clinton
cut their h
11
tit
s.
e,
US
r-
ut
n -
if
ly
re
ke
to
lid
is
ry
m-
an
•
ge
Ete
ds
ot
• ry
68-
re -
111
de
i ref
e
ot
So
rat
st i
T d
oastingly say I can t
alone. There is a Omit
e which is a disgrace
the community. , That is of passing aro
the accursed stuff at funerals. : T
custom ought to be denounced by ev
christian man and woman in the c
munity. How a faithful minister
look on at such a proceeding and hbld
tongue, I cannottell,only in the 14gu
it
of Scripture, "They are dumb 'do.
I have seen me with crape hat : ba
on, as drunk as they could be, return
from the funeral of a relative. Des
such a state of things call loudly on ev
lover of his country to come to the
cue and save our country frotn the da
ing curse, rum Selling and dritakilng,
would like to write more but I must
frain. Yours, A Goo') TEMS,A.
SEAR:M.1M; June 26, 1676. 1
musimmommoss.
Huron Notea.
A new grange has been orttan.
in Morris Centre, with Samuel' L
master.
-The temperance peo le of lintel'
pic-niced at Bayfield on eclnesday, nd
100
I e
ve,
spent a pleasant day.
-Fishing continues very poor :tn.
Bayfielcl fishing district, and must' of
boats have left, for the north to tty t
luck.
-A "An Dedrickson, of 1 Toronto,
rived in C-oderich last week to 'ass
charge of the editorial departmen of
Star,
-Mr. C. 'It Scott, the Roth
Wingharn, has let sthe contract or
erection in that town of a large twos
brick residence.
-Thomas Greenway, Esq., haPc;' t
into partnership with him in his
nceessss. at Creditol n, Mr. Zwicker I a
tlenaan of meant. We wish: the hIrm
il
--During a thunder storm ent Su
morning, in Goderich, at 6 A. M. a
hemlock tree 11 =at the International
Works was st ek by lighteing ahd
tate-
pletely smashed. I
o a -The crops in the neighborhoo
con-
ent. Molesworth, Township of Grey, ha
toyer grand appearance, with the exeePtio
ount
10
00
Sa
b•
h •
•
the
rms,
con -
et a
ter a play of three and a half
n innings, in a victory for the.
37 One run.
I
rmers in the neighborhood
avo already commenced to
y, and find the yield a heavy
one -from two to three tons an acre in
some placed,. This is earlier in the season
for haying than has be,en known for some
time. ,
-At Messrs, Leet and Haywards sec-
ond sale of tvillage lots, in Wingham, on
Saturday of last week, bidding was not
so brisk as at the preview sale, Mr.
Thorrington bought three lots, paying
$321 for them t N. Griffin, two, $205;
M. Linklater, one, $101 ; atidJ. Risdon,
one, $124.
-It is stated that the Good Template
of Blyth, have organized a vigilance corn-
mittee whose duty it will be to keep a
.
sharp look out on the licensed. and un-
licensed p blicans in the village and
.14
vicinity, an when lam' gement of the
law is made, to furnish the Inspector
with the necessary evidence on which to
found an action, and if possible secure
#
n. the Bayfield harbor, says a
nt; of the Sifinal, is progress -
an to show what benefit it
will be to the' lace, we may mentionthat
a large prOpelter, the Sovereign of the
Windsor lme, loaded 14,000 bushels of
wheat in 1 t days last week from Messrs.
Keys & Ell'ott s and T. S. Mark's store-
houses, an this before the dredging is
near finish
nt ;excursion trip takes place
ls. and Winghina to Kinear-
tril ion Day. Cheap excite.
o e the order of the day
lway companies this season.
Trunk issues tickets to
lis via. Toronto and return
of each week, for $4,50 from
Tickets are good for four
conviction.
-Work
correspond
ing rapidly
--A 50 c
from Bruss
dine on D
sions seem
with the ra
The Gran
Niagara F
on Monday
Seaforth.
days.
-The ot er evening an unknown man
attempted • teal a ride to Wingham by
secreting h If behind the tender of a
ms
train on th Lendon, Huron and Bruce.
He was dis
ed, and as
was given
pelted to p
fashioned p
mare."
--On Sailiday last, as Mr. Robert :
Emerson, f Clinton, was driving his
stallion, Po core, in a sulky through that
town, it to k fright at the playing of a
hand organ
In turtling
the sulky,
dragging him a few yards, meantime
kicking and ,junasing in close proximi
to him.
itself free f
caught bef
overed just as the train start -
t was going quite slowly, he
the grand bounce," and corn-
rshe his journey on the old
-
n of travelling with "shank's
and became unmanageable.
short around, it overturned
hiowing Mr. Etnerson offend
he horse managed to kic
om the sulky, when it VMS
, re any further damage was
done. Beyond a few bruises, Mr. Enter-
urt, but his eseape was anar.
son was u
row one.
. -Amor
respondent t e people of the usually
peaceable locality in and about Moles-
worth, had • their nicht one day recent -
the ly, Donnybrook Fair performance tea
the small scale.: ; It seems that sa wrestling
de match for $56 a side had been arranged
between two I "sports named John Dyer
ar. and Henry • ines, On the apponited y
e .Dyer failedput in an appearance, and
the messengers , ere despatched for him.
When he arrived, however, Mines 1)081
of tively refute to wrestle, which caned
the some angry ords between Dyer and a
rey brother of Mines, which led to blows
, and the blood flowed profusely for a time,
aen This ends the aff-air for the present. AI-
• fitliftoyugpherst,linie.:, resent,
etacwoh party
ydrgeodt andfair
en -
u c -
day Another Villain Escapes,
rge
Dr. Andrews keeps a drug store on the
'oan t.
th.e corner olf ielinthn and Walnut streets,
Buffalo, occilpying the entire building;
of and suspicioe havieg been aroused that
the doctor wts carrying on other business
aside from that of a druggist, his place
was on Monday last entered by a detee-
tive, who found two young women sick in
bed and. two others attends/1i g them. A
few question brought out the truth from
Alpe ot er te beenhtive haudrrie dye dos-
airss to arrest Dr. Audrews,
dismay found that the
escaped. The house
to the statement of a cor-
e
of
fall wheat, which is not more than a ird
of a crop on an average.
-The amount of cheese
in the Brumfield factory fo
of May was 13,600 po
anu
the
nds,
red
m nth the patients.
which matted.- let
O of brought 9tc., realizing for the:
8sfsamoIrmlLid2t5h7i8,t:rwtea.0 Mr. John W. Phatis for 'the
re :awinbpii e etgaahte.
d by
of $2,100. Christopher
Dale, of
who recently purchased t
r Goderich, at chancery al
131 nth cended the t
but to his
ker- rascal heal
-A meeting of the members of
port- Ronaan Catholic denomination in
ref rring and vicinity Was held in the
reduction. House, Brussels, on Tuesday -ate
of last week, to take pre1ininaity
towarde the erection of a Rem= a
church in Brussels. Rev. Father
phy, of Irishtown, occupied the
a
stay
f in-
t the
olved.
Per was searched, but the doctor col
not be found. _ At a late hour ent
sum the following night it was definitely tod
certained that he was safe at Fort Erie.
the The two woreen found attending to the
ssels patients wee arrested. One of thtm
sion gave her nauie as Lavinia Andrews, wife
oon
teps
ole
hair.
of the doctor, and the other is an eat'
ployee, Mary Rogers, from Toronto.
The patients themselves were pJaced
under the c arge of the Poor
One of than is from Canada. Andrews)
1
,
• 'ye, WAS -formerly a ps,
nottliel alleliftivie °-iiiusinaate"i°of KjiisintistoPanuto
rreetireui:ensotsbnatiay, efarYirosu'mesa:'.andevin:::Badatuifibeeffablees:peliwillieciaued:is
miluntotetd!ingjivadrweovismanba.gbyprasbeotrtisiedon
71::. e 1 s 0* " I il 1:: 1 lo c clv je 7ahnni °ow: shi se 1 n4 1! ne
mailigh' ifratte'eMarP-efa
4,3,.gre,.,
ilia escape from justice
•
stat imui. ns pl
al Geree en -n- ----- — - ÷4. — —civeiebooenit oso. 011eorttlth:Tr'eesSeat ouscoelanwtneyvta s.ovsefao.r t
Getnor be's grave li
of ithe b o ks co
wistiiithkicoeedil ',toss cut out last autumn Gal
ate, htheoositoifi wgrasanitWo howpeir:ceahewased:
es,tites left .in each ntaben-atofieith.emosn
_ urgent and even imperative .
eson against _the y•osmr disinterment
wof iaiburia's rribauinwsevbeYr in obedience
' saiatriilleoperagul w abandonedii
Itoisseau, the Su rintendent
.
. Uttittit Canadie ,applied at tin
; .thxof tit..hecenha.qtrFyabuorf:qttitiheee, tbeotuouotbeitaini 0.vie-eardkipedtatri
hothterevvel)r,u1-waibeshniii°g*IlltreeetirefuoiStire'vBe
faitly and above board waited h
permit in due fora*, and to tls.at •1
tpoteutnea.of seeingtwieesubsequently,
80°c1hunqealuieltYtel ,f'1)3ru't1
octsaion that gentleman Was abse
Ida second.'visit he WAS prOMiSed a
toantWtheri, t tNheexFtadahrtiounehreadtstuorninreig,„
make to his application ; that the
edI the 1114i:tut Canadien, anQl0d
ntly would neither grant
fne him a permit. The block el
was tying in . the yard , of Mr.j
vaksiloat,iownhoof was eharsarcophagusg ewitwith it
Early Tuesday morning four .
itrs -men loaded. 'th.e block up
nage and conveyed. i around t
tain 'to the Roman -Catholic
The stone is 7 feet 10 inches to
6 tnehe,s in widths and I feet 9 :
les4gh... t and weioht about two
tons. 'At 10 o'clock Mr. Rei
s petnied by Mt. Boisseau,' pr •
the' Roman Catholic cemetery i
nage by . way of s. Mount Iloy
. etery. On reaching the gro
fond the workmen had
arrived and were rolling t
into its place. They stated th
had interfered with them, and
o e 'knew what i was on the]
as the stone was :eovered by a
x. Seen after teaching the g
Destoehes the guardian of theC
came up and askei if they wers
pat it Oall PUibOTa:it grave. Tin
114 the ffilrmative whereupon la
- . walked off Without saying
more. Interact to ,aseettainthe -
ot the Pottland 1 etueut with w
oi
cefem: had been su rounded) Mts
dtivia, to it and. outlet it Impe
the I pie and I bearing us
of havingbeen tampered with
rogood deal of lifting and tuggi
istuiter-k:ta ue the tontbstozte was g
tetly over the -coffin
Snriane as marble tablet WAS I
i
bedded, bearing t o following in
`4: Joe, Guibord, tecede 19 Ne
Istioinlieul'w 16 beNin°PplalSee7dVtl% reN1
Canadians tame strolling anal
timidly approached the grave. t
iag-distance and commettea upo
the inscription they with&
climstanees. Filially everytiii
irluirtioreenedetleopt,,entutiTtbhhoeruliawratzy.lailattthhee.1
nt
: i Who Will 1 111 Be FITS
I The attention f themarriag
*lies of the county of Huron:
-spectfulty direc el to the -;
't,
vents pOssessed y Mrs. Rohl
-wife of a farmer living iu V
Territotts, 11. 5,-, who, this sp
10,000 .fettee rails from the mc
,
alone, put viiee7:5 dr, makes
in wheat'
Iiii,leotevk,, prepareda.es fine g at det
420 d:nee lt,Ive silliteuht.t
°Mseisl; t'htheirall heaiYringgroeheerni
livi
, 0! four
hieoruoithisetehie.eslitidnug,ie_esitiladrirtle
we know of A very nice you:
toys he will marry Any wont;
go and, do as Mrs. Jives a
outiono-to be sent in (post :
tt junior editor of the Goderi
. I
e
A kind ilear aY93112
recently /e0i
department of the Lunatic
that eitys 111 one of the wai
c:a0 r;res;enileytde, 4et )r1 a3ne' alf u se Pa aekiss,; °( uYsia:+diad young
tic
gt
through before ate was done
',1esse,eching style, iMplored.
e
whole
ladyhn:1 'weal luaegrehd..7:1-and hb h eenq )huo aupd
; -David EveIarid,a lad I
of age, M the eMploymeht
burn, about twb miles from
; went to the Bela early Satu
to drive the eoWs up to he
p°11r:lokullguewecwillaatere be eneees:1,11241
meg
; search was letado when
! quite, unconselou4 lying
; stripped of every vestige 0'
mouth filled With sand,t"
thisekingly bruised, having
1 by a bull, a yeung aoimal
ears old that ran with
4watoisueotanfeokerelniii:roc:tiuhriee itts° 1:b3i6ueSt inv.(
• and a half after he was fou
ing rallied frem the alms
was eupposed to be harm'
"Abouton 3
botiu4snel ,8a104-- jo4td6gr.thoaibligde e no: DJvil IleYoht
Latterly a daughter of hit
illited4;tc4Yheiinft7:411YA; 'silf:41-16elabbeeyienij
titmght 110 would like to
but; when he went to look
it gone. The girl wee
8°theaireCiw
wasS thathbki:
ffiethe inlorihad. ex
siderable quantity ot gad
not15tPt Lehet kat neteher°11f-wtthhaeest3g1 siP9or 1:no eYwYe itt8htnhi Ingtr•ds ea 1