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presented by Ii r Overate with a Maine I. dist Chet eh ai. Gheetet•viile was ;Aid by
some gold watch .and chain,for;pk,ss• Rev. Dr: 04' um".
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Mt. and `Mrs. • Jatnes Dickson ; 'antl t , BY the esplostnn of a, boiler .ef. alert-
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Frank J. Cheney mikes oablf that Man for '$10,000 damages for state-
he is senior partner of the firm of )• menta iejurtous to plaintiff's business:.
.J_ Cheney & 'Co., doing business in Eight Eurnpeans.have been killed in
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its my presence, ,this .'G: h :dee ore -Dec-
ember, A. 11. 1886 A. W. GISEASO
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Unique Question RAW. % "Wheib lehrive*d When .. '
Ys.nciouuer. ;, i .43x tit 1-044 the
Sttprtittte scum of Oiltish Coluruld ',
L Pmstiebtt aas Lou
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any lunare iu ruattors o• divorce? wt
has remeined free Mr. Justice Clement .dl: ltktie iaoillaalt tooltlrlt►_eV .i+t `Otte►'
to mire thea, reitesti.ste, rttertling the Viiia theeneb bu r prim* ;Aiet �iprbkSuk"
Bar alai eiten the Bench, his heather e
judges;, rata smiling dtvbrrs ttereeee li Y Much the seine and that'thoiie
q6ql,i fr*wrq; in the voids ofascnres whorn vrus'W'U occupy. th+s .ea of the nigh y
'Britieb Columbia has dlvorced. sitters, . diifyr very little frow other people. - t
le of tthe
raetberl do adopted tithe SirWWiU'rtroced and Lady aurierr'' were in
r Was that Iew, exercised ter fume, d ?"l t�4 a their Old ,homer at ,,the•^
Izi eduiFt kir. Juetiee�Clement Koko'; , Itlav n' ridgy ►ttbirnona for"te' fere
•teen years befoCe !: itisit [' oIueliM bnedavil e, Q:hen"
eh.e. ,it`it'ie consequence,
olned.Oonfedersetlon, token aw;4'1
y'•by ° eha`i^ce eSfpeeln o' Ividnot had the
the i3ritlsh North >,Atucrican A et11 .,gtl1111
I't ei pieone tltowhichncludea'l arrtage andDiorce' 'wet night rtf hta return ' front• Furor et
a wrong the 'exclusive prercagaetivrb of
the Dominion Parliament." ,
The point ,hefts: been 'raised' ie Mary
Watts' petittun ag,tinet Elbert Watts:
That oalse nn ..been d Ireeted ter
stand aside untli Octtihi' ri Meaneehile
,7iretlee Clement".htw hecltprtited rirgu'
tittentufiot the twofold quiestioh
Hes one judgeor have three judges
power to gratis divorces, and secotld, if
e judge has that power,can he grant
a• divorce nisi, usually returnable in.
Our months, or must he.'not grant a
first and final decree absolute
"';There wound not, Of .course, -be a
revolution in matters of divorce, even
though it should be decided, here or
before the •Judicial Oo,ntnittee of the
Privy Council, where the yuestion wi1L
went dolvn to the ttation tar ,araeerrrtu
tor ebonite**,:how. be- was "looking.
ant' t aZ oltcial :cter attached
to the Grand Trunk train, for Montreal
and were eerarei ed about 8:20 bha
eight of lI iitift'ld himself,
Premier,who was dressed in one of
bis etrewplgg, rey',euckt, wits,® t<rid who
wore the sliver grey fedora Which he
done in midsummer, when !Aber wren
take to straw hate, looked "just. splen-
did". His eye was keen; his anile was
oannipresentt and;thegranp. of his,hend
tie he greeted'a number of old friends
bad about • It the vigor of a man t.;wen*.
Why the i'romboue
Wo 4i ►'t Play
Jehn- Philip' 'Sortie& �trl#e air enrusing
stery of " to erW,%n trombone player
whets .tea,, getoposer.cunduetor knew
in the early day* when he was leading.
the United State. Marine Bend in
•Wealdn� on.�i d had not yet become
Dice 01pt!'te wee id'e'most inelodiou>: cite
ar
t1e.
The aid trombone player was itiiwed
Blickbitbiasser_et Wit> he could not
belo-e ends on Ode oettutfon Boase saw
hitu Winding. aniteide of the theatre
Where tbey.hed been playing for•sev
eral=w k
ee Y.
Backe h
la s r w
n a ase nib
inrt"It,�le:rlily'fora mann who had
aheoluthFitch. And he -shook his flet at.
the,theatre anti even addbinistered one
"What's the trouble, :Baettenlilae-
ser?" asked Sonya, stopping in sur-
prise.
`4I will nefer Nay in dere again!"
shouted the German. -
"^Why not?'
"Neter, I tell you-+nefer• I" .
But why not? persisted Sousa,
"Because I haf been dischargt."
or two kicks to `the• unresteting brick
But them wits no eign of Lady Laur.
Tralretime drew on end Sir Wit.
not the power it has en long been ..ezer. hut thdre was no Lady* f.ratirier, The
oising," said a preminent letityer; Premier went np 'to ;the gold laced
ed would hot ss'vePt • Citt"va hold the tram a minute er tWe, and
wilted have GO make them 'legale-sand
hid became fidgety. Three Went - * MOrrik TOWAShift. . •
. &ramie( McCurdy and staff are busy
,at work on the primerty recently pup-
chesed from L. .f. Williams.
&few days with her cousin, Miss Mat-
tie•Jermyn. 2nd line Morrie'.
The residence of Robert Smith, etb
line, has been greatly itirproven by be.
ing veneered with cement' and oiceiy
blocked off. „
We are sorry tei hear that Thomas
Bernard, dtb line, met with an- acci-
dent, last week hy which he ia MinUS
a finger. He and his son were cutting
willoweethe former holding the trees
while the son was using the axe when
emne manner the damage was done.
Ruin. Sinillie, who ho has been head
master of the Dritirson High School
for meveral years, is home on a visit to
his parents, lst line. Mrs. and
a bouncing babe boy are Also here. Mr.
&unite does not put pose returning to
the Yukon buerney remain in Ontario
Re is clever young man and would
do well in this province. •
Residents of this loeality were sure
prised to heat. nrthe death of Mrs Me-
CullOugh, Wahttleld, who resided with
"her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Pickett. for-
merly of the 5th line. Deceased had
received a fracture of her ankle in
March'and was laid aside for several:
weeks but had recovered and Was able
to %yolk around and het friends in
night anew ently its vigorous es us,
hal. Her daughter, Miti, Bechanan;
who she has resided with fur three
months, Was summoned to her bedside
during the night and found her in dis-
tress with cramps. Ever ything . wee
done to relieve the sufferer 'hut in a
few minutes she passed peacefully be.
yond to that better land which she in
measure enjoyed here. Deceased
Mise Pearl Hamilton rind Norman
Hall. of Toionte, are ,eisiting . their
entielperents, jetties end Mrs. •Hall
of Toronei is home
fore short vacation. She was accom-
panied by bet four -year -91d niece,
Percee Russell, who has been spend-
tng a few weeks under the parental
.tocif, left a few days -ago for Buffalo
where he holds a lucrative position.
would, of course with.an .enabling act
which %%emit! ailso trimly to Nova'
t with the vigor of a man of thirty.
started on a dash down the little street
which nips frobi the station Yard to
Little SusseX. fie had not none mote
than seventy-five yards when a OM j•
liege turned, the corner. It Containta
Lady Laurier, 'Sir Wilfrid turned in.
his tracks, caught up with the car-
riage, pelted open the door, and, tak-,
log hold of Lady Laurier's. a.rin shoved
her along the platform with consider-
abie vigor, bundled her onto the
steps _, and then gave the • signal
The train pulled out leaving many
people Angling at the incident and
conVinced that a husband is much the
same all the woeld over and that it
ruffles the serenity of even the Man of
Sunny Ways to have his spouse late
peered along the track there VOL$
twinkle in Sir Wilfrid's eye which in-
dicated that he appreciated the situa-
teou as much as eny one elee.
Remarkable Outbreak of:
Lest week much Merril was creeted
in the vicinity ef Leainingtou, 013 -
'taxies ..by • an extraorilivar,y out -
(week . of exterpillor•s which: de-
voured everything before. diem. . Are.
was merle -to the, eligricuitur-
el College at Guelph for. advice and
aSsietatiete and Mr. Caesar of the
Entomological department: ;wire at
ee• ct proved to he the Vereegeted Cut.
worm (Peridrowa saueia) Which has.
Coluilibia arid the .neigh boring Pacific
• ten the worms .were first • ebsereed in
clover fields svheee they seen .dtwonee.
'ed the crop arid left the-4round hare
;and black. They, theirmarched on to•
vegetatioe they , Met with; Oen and
les eeemed especial faverites for con -
.p 'etch trees were thus attacked arid
Like the cutworoar. these cut worms
feed el:deem night end refl.:Min in coli-
c ea lin during the:Fit-az. biding. • in.
the.grourig where the soli ltiiise and.
under any rnhisish co. other shelter.
that they can find. • .When. full grown
the worn) Is' about two inches long,
with it yelluwish strepe :on • each side'.
darker 'and omitted with tiltiek„yelloat
tine is a row of yellew• or white spote
five, to seven in number, • along lbw
stage, foe which perpase the .bury
the:rise' ves ire the, • gr ound ••a rid there
torni a hollow; eerthen cell. _.The moth.
pension of About ah inch; end is dark.
t ilackish brown .in ccilor,• oft en clouded
svithred towards the'•frolit margin. of
the wings. hut with no coospicuotis."or
wings are white -with 4 pearly lustre.
Like so many o ler of our 11105 des',
truetive ineecti this one hes ,conte . to
the eullege fel identification from' V
US parts of ' the 'province the cow
plaint being in resist cases. thet the
wurtus ate destroying the green tonna,:
'Wes by boring grfat thip_tigh,
corn te badly injtired and ' garde*"
ii•egetailles Of all kin& are attacked:
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The most effective reritedy tor tbeee
uUCturital Inartitiders..is the poisoned
heft peund ut 0)3 is 6-yeeu in 50.10s. of
bran little by little and stirred
all the time till the whole • is
tinged with the green color, thee:
ado water eweetetuet With' sugar
or molasses till the mixture is suite
inetely moistemed to crumble nicely
be pro.ctiretio pliorts 01 -flour mai be
used laid fur field work ineY•lie drs-
triouted•dry by peens of-a•seed drill,
The mash tsprinkled about tLe plants.
tit site &twin end rate'. drirk the WUI'Ll1S
• out rind, eiit preterence..t6
vegetation and then go WV and die
usuelly in their placeS of concealment::
Paris green; halt pound to 40 gallons
of water way be acted on weny plauts
with meth advantage. .
Wheu the worms are veil numer-
ous and are move* ou froni OHO field
to auother, then. .prOgress may he
checked by ploughing a deep furrow
ahead uf them --two about 4 feet apart
are bored or (tug from 12 to 15 feet
apart. The 1"urroiVa should he made,
in the mottling so that the siderriner,
be dry and:friable', by trielit lath' ,'The
*Onus fall iuto them
and being useittle to climb .unthe loose
sides they trrivel alouit the fureoW and
into thiefeist !idle* there heY ;wilt
be found he dozene or toroth tide
morning and can *tally he, killede
Where the sun' atiff clot- this plen
will probably . mit be ' 'ati•
the wortini may be able ,iiltuati' Up the
will • 'then. 'have to t be pieced the
poisoned bait. Where very hunter oue
a hesvy roller mey he employed with
advantage, if the , soil or Ceep Wilt per-
' mit of Iti use. It Must be fret:060160*d
that livestock ur poultry must not he
ellrgeed in any place, where tne,pt)ison
The worins aro do doubt 'attacked
by parasitic insects. tout many will
perish from.bacterial:tritiintses—thia is
the USUAL experience when outbreaks
of oheratter have bcdurred—
and therefore theta is little danger a
repitition Of the plagtie next year.
• Everything, however; should' be done
neW before more deeterge inflicted
end to traduce. the titunher that May
surviee fOr the production of another
Forecast for Augost
A. reviler storm period will be at its
Mercury period is near its centre at
this thee arid will prolong and intens-
ify storm eonditions at this . rtetiod.
Thunder storms with many stiff, local
gusts of wind and rain will 'centre on or
about the first ancl"2nd.— Immedietely
after, these stoi nis vast east of any
given locality, the wind will shift to
change to some cooler will take place.
A reactionary storm period is central
on the 5th, 6th and 7th, on . and ehout
which days may be ex_pected a return
of storm conditions. The warmth will
fall. and cloudiness will grow into de-
cided areas of storminess and preeipit•
ation. Theee ottoman areas will of course'.
not eover the: whole country' nn any
dateehutethey will start in Western
parts and progress iu regular erder
across the:Country.
ern
.1,0p 41,11; pain; ereie 'Whop ton Se itt,t,
766
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Morris Township.
Jahn'Young ha sold hie iia -acre
reppe.�rty`.to 4, .'1'. ` ' ole;er til Mw o
tilll). This vow giversirp. le ir„ tr
..esirsble property. He Sets pons* a,
at once. .
You'll
, The ; Phillip E1e tj+ *
f .
The reattttG electeogt,; ;in ��! ire
pine, chow a decided victory for the
Nationaliet_�t�sterty. The returns ,
date are 17 r'iationalistr. $ Zndepena
entsand 8 Progreix�iste; while th indi
cations itre. that l,7 ,ne, a Ntytiona u.ite:
is de d.
I . n e
n p. to and l5 Proftreptaesty
have been elected. The Naticinalists
and the Independents are both. its: raw
or of immediate Phillipine independ-
ence, The L'rogressists are the pro.
American party though they felt they
could do' nothing at the polls without
snaking Phillipene independence their
ultimate;.goal. 'At' it tamed out the
people strongly prefe(retd itnwediate
independence and that policy' carried
Manilla itself by large ma;jorities,.
White thrix shrews the wind of the
Filipinodvery plainly, there ie no rik-
`lihoodofany increase of the' present
tronhles•tn the ielande because of the
victory.'' The New York Post publish•
es an interview with Dr. .Gomez, a
Nationalist leader, who has now been
elected in Manilla, in which he ane -
were the question: " What will he
the effect on the masses of the people;
when they Fee. after the Assembly,"
that immediate independence will not
he granted," nes follower. "If the Attrer•
ican Govetntnent will definitely are
nounce its programme, if it' will desig-
nate toilet
he aateps by which it ..mPnns to
give us independence, the 'Filipino
people will be satisfied. They will go
out of politics and they spill. put their
whole trust in the American people."
It is, of••coitrse,not at all likely 'that
the Americans will offer any such
guarantee of ultimate independence.
But they may offer "home rule,"
,which will in tone amount to indepen-
dence under American protection.
American protection or an interna-
tional guarantee of independence; the
Filipinos would welcome, though they
have the natural ambition of . all peo-
Ole to constitute in themselves a, na-
tion. In• fact. the Nationalist party
asks for Anisrii.tin help in getting an
international guarantrre of their neu-
trality.
.Union Station officials report an ex-
ceptionally heavy holiday traffic. •,
David Bell died suddenly et• his
hoarding house on Peter strisk-
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1t1• I trot >tr+B!'t
fizvors. It makes ,such A 1
tic ot18 dessert so uickl
c1 its so little trouble.
Price, IOC.
The: ,ROBERT GRI�1Q_,,Q,, Yr#1,1 .
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Rev. De. Pringle•of DaWs011, Yukon:
WriteS regarding law! etiftWOMIent
?MSS Plana intausTr.ess. ,
Maxi Tonic is Winne. said, Omen cure 1st
rmilble *Prue. sow Memel and othertrisordsse
mused by bad blood Of ovetwork. _
Don't stied yourself. Clesr the poison est
of yam y ustet SA
Every of its yesauftiftere is
the Pine* mal best ingredientrit ihO most otifedire
formula offered by modern soenee. $1 e-bottk.
drug4tores—or from The Chemists' Co. el
Canada,. Limited, limikon--Toronto. wah
Two hundred British Warships par-
ndad before Ring Edward and Queen
Alexandra on the Solent.
ation of fifteen million dollars have
been incorporated.
John'Young had his skull fractured
by falling . from a Dundee , car this
morning. "
' George Milligan, a Hamilton street
raffway conducter, was "killed on the
running board of his car.
Rev. Mr. Pringle deals again with
conditi ons' in the Yukon.
rthur P. Scott resumed i he stand
in the Coal Steel trial at telprIney.
Six3ean inetnherS of the crew of the"
German Steamer. Teutonial Wrecked
off the Arabian coast are Trussing.*
A Haxelton, Pa:, alderman. publicly
flogged* wife -heater.
' Three:Perla hotelmen. were tithed
850 dollars each at ingersol for vadat-
ing the lavv.
' .Igade in various styles and
at different prices, but only
one quality—the best. A
piano is bought for a lifetime
of wear. We wareent all
a in -Orme
lanes
to be:perfect in construe.
tion and to improve in tone • ,
with g••e, instead of
instruments rio.
Where theMactin-Ortne•
Piano is not represented, •
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antee safedelivery to your
nearest station, in any
' part of Canada.
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