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EveWe4u0Sday Morningii
AT =VP OFMCII,
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of Tile Hvuotr Beene, will in future
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under the title of 'Ins Iluatett News -
Recoup.",
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Western Ontario, is the seat of eopaideintble
Manufacturing, and the ceetre of the finest
agricultural section in Ontario.
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RECORD exceeds that of any paper pub-
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VOL VI. NO, It,
REMOVAL,
DWILKEEFER, L. D, S.,
DENTIST, • CLINTON. • ,
Late of Toronto, Honor Graduatelloyaleollege
of Deotal Surgeons, has, removed to the
411issise
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Coats lilook; OerTayldr.8t 'Son's.
All work Ort -class. Charges moderate. •
'CLINTON, HURON COUNTY, ONT., WEDNESDAY.; MARCH 12, 1884,
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,...g..-r,g,w• • !,..vr-,g, -7----- 'ID KV rwr't,guulgi ficrOoN.
' - - .,..-` ••`" thine the business
formerly carried
,.,.,..f. , on by W. E. Cart-
wright, 1,1-1y
' ao, -1.,41‘t.c40,1) Office open
onFriday and
Saturday of
each week, in the old stand, Victoria
Block, Albert St. Clinton. .
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Wedieat.
REEVL'. Office, aititenbury. Street,' ith-
-LY nannately behind itansfords hook Store:
ReSidence mposite the Temperance Hall, Htiron
Street. Office hours front 8 amt. to 6 p. 'frt.
Clinton, Jan. 14, , • , 1.•y
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MANNING 84 SOOTT,
Barrister's, Solicitors, 'Cotive,yancers, %Sic. Corn-
tnissioncrit for -Ontario and 'Manitoba.
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• *V' OffiCe•-•-TOWN HALL; QLOTOlq.
• Clinton, May i7th, 1882. , 20
• 6. A. FciRftETER;
N r cile, • L.ASD,,MSVILANCE,;2
Li GENERAL AGEA , Noneg to Loan.
Office, Beaver. Bleck,.Olintorf.. v2W
EA0Elt s: moirrok, Barristers, lee., , GA-
47erich,and Wingliam. .0. seager, Jr.,'Uoclerich.
J. A; Morton, Wingbain.• . ' 1-1y. . •
TNAV1SoN & JOHNSTON, taw,,,ThAncory,and
Convoyaking.• Oflico-West- Street, aext
. dour to Peet Office, Goderieh, Ont. ", 57. • •
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iy C. DAYS, solicitor, Office, corner of
I.tt 'Square and West Street, over Butler's Book
lame, Gederieh, Ont. , 07.
FR' Mono; to lend at lowest rates Of Interest.
T1, CAMPION, Attorney,'Solicitrir in Chancery,
. Conveyancer, Office over Jordan's Intid
. Store, the rooms fortnerl, occupied by Judge
Doyle.
Or Any amount of money -to loan at lowest-
vates of interest.
uctienetring:
-4 TAMES BORNS, Licensed Auctioneer for the
ts County of Ilurom. Sales attended at reason.
•ethic rates.. Office at. Weethereld's, Albert street.
Orders loft at Tits Naws-Itacoan 'office will ' be
'attended tO.--r • •
canton, Nov. Oth1683.
H. W. -.BALL, •
• A UOTIONEZLL for Huron county. saies.st,
4-1. tended le in any part of 'the County. Ad.
dress orders to. Gonanfott F,.th . v.17. •
13.11AS.11A111LTON,-
A UCTIONEER, land, loan anil insurance agent
Myth. Sales attanded in town and country,
reasOnable terins.• A list of farms 4ind village
lots for sale, toner to loan on real estate, at
low rates of Intl:West. Inseranoo. effected on ell
classes of Monody. Noteit and dobts collected.
Goods appraised, -and sOldsoll eenitnitision, Rank.
upt stocks bought and told.
13Ivth. We. le, 1850
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Veterinarg.
-BLAOKALL0. _
Veterinary Surgeon,
Graduate et the.011ttlit0 Veterinary college, To,
ronto, opened an oincb in Clinton-, it
prepared to treat ttli aisoases of domestie
animals on the most modern prin.
ciprei.- All- operations carefully •
performed, and calls prompt-
iy attended to by day or
. night. Fees moquette,
Orrier,,-let door West of 'ten.
nedy's Clinton Ont. V-17.
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uoleal.- •
iNsvorsiENTAL, stus'10,--atiss Webber, hint
the notton conservatory ofmtusie, will take
a limited filitither of pupils on the organ m plan%
Fomenter attention glven-to those who, Wish to
inprove On their present style of playing, at reel.
treactest DAVP, hoilr the organ faetory.35
(Orange.
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L. O. L. No..710.
OLIN TON,
nolo 3IONOAY ot twory
month. nen upstairs, opposite
the Town nail. Visiting brethren
De always made welcome. •
A, M. Tenn, W.
ANT2Lert, key. c. TweebY, rit.
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Vationie.
spelt
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i'll,INTON Lodge, NO, 84, A. Sc A M.,
ki meets every Friday, On Or after the full
moon. Visiting brethren comiaiir invited,
.1 itscartllirreit, st a, L, eohttInt, tits.
Clinton, Jart, 14, 1881. • 14 ,,
EM ovet).
IVA Att you thAt h0.00 116:14 Mile Iola
f, Fallen. Hair, call st terry Fisher111 T0nI05IRl 's,
ArtiStk'entfililffi Milniptlatot, Faeli
Operata, anti'CaptliarY AhritlkOr• 1)116 dent
setae! tlis Com SO*4 Ude Omuta, Ont.
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Stglie000 Wilhite&
T1110 COUNTY OF 11171tor A 01.A1141ENT.
A deputation of farmers fres') the
counties of Bruce, Huron, Welling-
ton, Perth, Grey and Renfrew,
waited on Mr. Mowat and Treasur-
er Ross last Wednesday to secure
information about the sum of money
due from the Crown laud in3prove-
went fuod.
Among the delegates were john
Kaine and B, "Cooks, Reeve and
deputy Reeve of Howiek ; Warden
Gibson, Reeve of Wroxeter Jas.
liVintings, Reeve of Turnbury ;
Thos, Strachan, Reeve of Grey,
It appears that an order in
council was passed in 1857,
providing Oat one-lifitt of the
receipts from the sale of the Crown
Linde should be returned to the
municipalities for to be applied on
the roads. In 1861 the Order4n-
Council was revoked, and another
iasuedifor,the same purpose in 1667
by the Provincial Government.
In the .interiat between 1861 and
1867 certain Moneys were received
on accOunt of land scold prior to 1861,
which the Government of Old Can-
ada did not pay to the municipalities
or to .the Province, of -0eta. io; and
object of the deputation was to
duce the Provincial Government to
advance at least, tbe principal, which
amounts to about $120,000, pending
a settlement with the Dominion
Government.
Mr.• Kane, Reeve of Ilowiek ;
Mr. Gibson, Warden of Huron, and
Mr. Tofton ex•Warden of Bruce
addressed. the Ministers, setting
forth the claims of the munioipali-
ties te, the Land iinprovenient Fund.
Hon. kr. .Ross (Treasurer) repli-
ed that there were two fii nds, 'Orem*
Lands and Cotnnion School Land
funds. ' The latter was disputed. by
Quebec, arbitrated upon and settled,
Ontario getting $124,000, interest
on which is not yet received, as it
has not yet been computed. The
Into Dominion Budget
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Sir Leonard Tilly has delivered
his budget speech. 1{0 reviewed
the financial history of the country
for the past decade, He said the
credit of the country abroad yt.fis
never better than at the present
Aim% He stated that it would be
necessary to raise $2,000,000 iset
year and as much the following year
te meet maturing 1 onds, but he
added that there never was a time
more 'favorable Otto the present to
go to England for capital, and with
in a year orlwo the 5 per cent de-
benturee will be redeemed: It was
not possible for the national policy
to avert over production,' but bad it
-not been for that policy the present
depression would be very touch
woSrsite:Iliebard Cartwright replied in
his usual dolorous, warping Strain,
winding up in a manner to fully
"Hti fir el tins at! Lint oprophetnCI we2 Febyi1'
ruttry last there was a surpl UR of tive
tuillione, but be predicted that before
mail months therewould be a deficit
instead of a surplus and he said
the policy pursued wail plunging the
country into financill ruin which
must soon end in disaster.
principal had not arrived from the
Dominion Government yet,' .but
was expected soon. Be. thought
the Crown Iv'ttvis fudd would .be set-
tltd in a similarmanner. Tee
amount due ill $127,000 without
interest, Only TeCOUlly ft statement
of the accottnt was receive'!" -frOm the
Dominion Government, in which
that Out was not oredited to the
Province. He had written about
the oiniSsion, and no doubt it would
be corrected; • iinniediately. He
would endeavor' to 'tome a apeedy.
sett' omen t: . ' • ,
Mr,,Alowst said there would pro-
ha,bly he a eettlentent of the account
before the year was Out. No -good
would be obtained bythe deputation
going to Ottawa
American EclLoes of The' Creat
. "Storni ot Last 'Steck
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WHOLE NO. '277
commonly opoken 40 or 50 years ago A cas:toSfal:IrPd1;p4jatsoe'a horny.
Itenny, where the Irish language,
(pretty uear by extinct now) was very
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that he had been on one occasion to handed T•Torth-west aettler has been
pay and take a receipt from a ITIO• brought to light. The land regula:
chant° whom be had known all hie lions are responsible for the hard -
life by 1:411" Irish namelet us-BaY ehip. Mr. Blake breught the mat,
keGowan. The man vrrote out his ter to .the attention of the House of
receipt, hnt signed bit name Smith.
Commons on Monday, and 110 saye
gtHow is this?" asked the miller; "I '
,trouthhetyt dhoe,y dreypoluieMactGuoetvamna?n1: hiteI4v,:t‘sa right. It 4 a 01::piellecliaes7;
Ilbut am writirie English now,” Se all the other stories we hear about
here 'Wag a perfotly innocent change hardship to settlers in the Muth
of name. The man had no intention West are like to it.
o clepelve; he had merely meant Lo
It came to pees in this wise
translate bis. ne.ma from Irish to , •
English,tn
as he had translated the "4 nal" 141111"Wn1 t?" up 4
naler words which he employed in home 1 ad in Meniteba; on section
• writing opt the receipt. Tbet manta six, township two, range fourteen
descendants probably an go by the west. He appears to have pre -
name of Smith at the present day, empted another quarter section, so
when Irish has died out of the dis- that he bold for settlement 320
, reasonablytrleSoillinfetirketheintanthnee.rn; ajFerirmy aTtille:leirielle;t1a'snogdorifvfteehaffsell%isl:tlieeittasit:oionhrtaia:effen,ogrfulniiiteri:Rns84:ts'ele:liaiii:
call them, now existing in Ireland -
the English trade names, tie
the carpenters, coopers, chapmen, prGicoe:ebrutt:
etch,. are mere translations from the him another at a very low
Beetle. 80, too, with the color names it requires him to be a bona fide
-the Blacks, the Browns, (this name -setta
-settler. jiouneHe nuipuosni
t live ao
vaenon tuititt
leace,it
ti howev, Jou: sometinses merely a cor- Pu
reptioemtr IT4034eh.(5h, son .01,. the. ;certain, portion of it... These eegula,
:Mons are -ftecessary, because if any.
judge,) the Whites, the Greens, etc,
body might, home stead, a farm and
redember,--indeed, to have Cagle n ,
211:mil3Q8Srata,e‘amtGr ten'eftili,g1=1:c"ito:1;:sa. .1t631ter 'w;;I"e"'"-ctiOnTi country "wu be t'O''.1:c en.
Iesonat.d.3111Y.,M.O.A-14,..#11.etk..
cial statement to the House onFri:
day night. It is impossible to give
his speech at lengtit,spffice it to say
that the speech .0f the Honerable
'Irianc.e.„gtnister elearly established
the benefits that had accrued to Can-
ada as the result ef the fiscal policy
adopted in 1879 by the present Gov-
ernment. Belem will he found a
statement of 00'431'110f financial feat-
ures The budget always cov-
ers three Years;.the year closet -1, the.
year current, and the year to follOW.
The year closed is the year ending
30th June, 1883, and its. fitancial
Account was as follows:
$23,009,5S2
6,260,116
6,524,050
$35,794,648
28,730,17
In Herd county,- Ala.; loge were
whirled into the air and broken
before they reached, the ground, •
' At Leeds,. Ala,, the termed° de-'
posited pear theyailroad • a, Weed -
working :Machine which no . one
about teere had ever enen before._ '
• Three .11orsei belonging to Dr.
Thomas Wright, near Birmingham,
Ala.; were lifted hitt?the air, and
have not been seen or heard froin
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A house near RirMingliam, 'Ala.,
in whieh two negroeii were, lyir.g
iick; was picked up by the Wind and
landed liftyyards away. Neither of
the 'nen were injured.
A 13. ale of cotton was blown,lialf a
mile away .frota goehen, Ala. , A
clinrolt was destroyed, arid a large
portion et it wris found on the ton of
the mountain thiee quarters of a mile
. • Near Midway; S. C. kartin
kings, a celored preachev, was' lifted
,froin his beil by the w ind and .de-
posited Wm. valley 500. yards away,
with but slight bruises.. 'Hie, house
Was blotstit to piecue. .
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Cliffor Locke, of Jasper, Ga..
threw himself iitto a clump of under
growth to escape the tornado, and
was so severely threshed about end
pelted with hailstones that his
clothes were torn into ribbons.
. 'Upon the hill in the ,eentre of the
Ifillage,of Goshen, Ma., stood a new
mid well-built solloolhottse. Al-
though nbt a stiolt of the building
could be found after the storm, ex•
cepting the flooring, not one of the
28 inmates was fatally injured.
At Rockport, Ind., a party Of. 12,
who bad been across the river to
attend Et. wedding, were caught in
the tornadS,. The'- ferrybbat in
which they were was blown ashore
Wed dashed to pieces, and its pas-
Hengers Were left clinging' to the
limbs of the trees ageinst which the
boat was hurled. one a them
was killed.
Customs' .
Exoiae
Other source°
Total expenditure
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ITS°, Witt' AO one 60 get 2 bptthoof Iu
WINstow $ite;ratso fftatfr Fifa cleat s
R rm Teersitie. Int veto T.S
It will relieve the poor littlaarkfferer home;
41iAtelft Depend even it., mitibent, *lima
la no mistake about It. It mu ea. tlysenteve.
41111 diarrhoea, regulates the stonianli tIHI
bowele, enres win4 pelts, anftelis the gams,
reflacea inflammittioa, awl gAves time and
energy to the whole syetunt. Mite.
LOW Soornitte Syeue roe Offitens,
TE,rasi xe is pleasant to the taste, afal i.
the p.rsseription of Witter the oldest ivinie4i.
physIciane aml meat in the 'United', Stows
and le for ;,itiu by..all druggists through.
$7,064,491
Dominion lands.... •1,009,009
. Total ' $8,073,500.
The next year is the -year now cur-.
rent, to end on 30th June, 1894, and
its account, which is still's, part esti-
mate, is as follows : • .
REVENUE FOR CURRENT YEAR, 1883-4.
Custoins ......$20,250,000
Excise 5,550,000
,Post Office 3,800,000
Public works and buildings 3,000,000
Interest on investments800,000
Other sources . , 800,000.
Total estimated revenue $32,200,000
Total estimated expendi-; •
ture . 31,200;000
$ 1,000,000
1,000,000
Estimated surplus
Dominion lands
This opposition, however, did not
weigh niuoh 'with me, for I rernen:e
bered that Grennan, the Anglicized
form of Grianan, is a Yerytonunon,
name its'applied to a Castle in Ire-
land, and has no connection What-
ever with the name of Green, but is
derived 'from Grian, the sun, meana
a summer, oy .pleasure -house, and
Was originally applied t� the sunny
side of 'the mansion, which was ap-
propriated to the utie.of tliedadies'of
the fen:lily.
. As might be expected there area
,good many ludicrous translations of
Irish surnames. For example,. the
O'Sewell, who translated himself to
Walker, from some fanoted connect,
tion.between hie name and the Irish
verb slubbail, Which was probably
quite' honefft. It is bard .also tO be-
fieve that .anything except. the love
of truth, as he saw it, poor man, could
have induced MaeCoshy to pea hinv
self Foote, or 11IaeGillakilly arid
O'Colligh to havereduced themselves
respectively to Cocks ,and Woods.
There are some very respeeteltle;
even noble ferniliee-e. g., Dalhousie,
Dalrymple, ete.,.eto:r.-meimbers who
are 'in,•no way ashamed of the Gaelic
prefix Dal, and I venture respectfully
Le suggest that the sooner Delehunty
goes back to it the•better.. -It has no
unpleasant signification ; it merely
paeans 'elan. Again, 'there seems to
tiaveben long Seated in theTwairitme
of Leinstera fatuily:of unquestionable
'Norman origin,by name D'Arey,
and there are; or rather there wore,
until 'recently, in the Province of
Connaught, two Other families called
respectively' O'Dorchaidhe via Mae-
Dorchaide, which were usually An-
glicized 0"Dorejt and kacDorcY, buL
sometimes Darkey,lbrithe Gaelidg
hard. The traveller will look iri'vain:
for these qbarceys and NAOS in
Conneught now,. But there areplen.".
ty,of D'Arehys in Connaught l 1 in:
vite these generous 'Normans tti join
with me in bewailing the total extino
tinction ' of' these two Irish : families.
Even if one of their "%tineswere
left it wOuld 'be something, but that
their Should have perished t6 a. man
is indeed remarkable. .
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;fetal- surplus $ 2,000,000
Thb neit year, whichis the one for
which the Finance Minister is. pow
preparing, is the year to end 30th.
June, 1885; and its account, estimat;
ed, is as follows:
ESTIMATED EEVENUif 1884 5. • ..-
Customs • . .$20,006,000
Excise.— ... .. ... 5,000,000,
1)ther sources............ .. 7,000,000
Total. " )32,000,000
Estimated exPenditure29,811,639
`Estimated surplus .$ 2,188,361
Leas supplementary. ex-
penditures • 806,000
1 1,388,361
Add estimated receipts
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from lands..., 1,250,000
Probable. surplus. $ 2,638,361
Now let, us for the benefit of our
readers putfall the ' surpluses anti
proceeds of land sales together, and
bee what the result is forCa,nada
• SURPLUSES AND LAND SALES.
1,880 -1, -Surplus $ 4,132,743
. Dominion lands131,124
188V -2 -Surplus. 6,316,351
DU/minion lands1,744?456
.1882 -3 --Surplus 7,064A1
Dentit ion lands... 1,000,010,
1,000,000
Dominion lands.... 1,000,000
1884 -5 --Estimated surplus '1,388,261
Dominion lands... 1,250,000
Total to 30th unit, 1885-$25,036,545
Title amount vvould, it will be obs
aerved, eover the whole of the sub,
eidy to the Pacific railway. •
1RISII 114,11rgs.
The Singular Origin or • Many
of 1.
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.1 •keifl .
In the reign of Charleft:II, it first
came to be discovered, and has since
been univereally believed in Irelatid,
that Cfalbhaoh, , Commit and Cathal
are, strange to saY, all three of them,
the undoubted „Irish ',for 'Charles.
,Proin -"furlough' (Tairdhealbach) has
naturally boon derived the now fain'
ihar Terrance. Teige ('rating) has
been translated to Timothy, deremi.
ah, cormilonly shortened to Jerry,
and Darby are both understood to be
good English for Diarmuid, 1rian
ha beeorae Bernard and Bondy.
Atidli hal for tentUriea always been
irinslated Ilugh us a Christian name,.
and when it forms part of a outman -le
Id now to be found variously corrupt,
ed, as rOP eXaMple, Magee, McKay,
lInghei, Tewson. So mueh forthese
old Gaelic Christian naroesii But the
translation of' earna.tries la it eerious
affair, When, for example, 0°Kulti-
gan (0°Mael-balc1) tranelates Itimeelf
to Baldwin (Maol-bald), he lays a
-mighty clatigerouis trap for the after,.
Coining ethnologist, who will be very
apt to 'mistake this ahadeaeed Gael
for a blufl Saxott Now, thie seri ofs
thing'ilas for nenturies been going on
In Ireland, arid is still, to an altneat
incredible extent. Sometimes it is
done it perfect good faittipand with
ee' thetight Of (Molt or Mierepris000.
tatiOn, The present, writer WAS late.
V told by a miller ip the eourtil gilt"
out the weld. PI tee 25 cents a bottle;
The eatriordinary popitifolty
Ayerts Clierry Pectoral Is the uatima
result of its use. by intelligent people,
for over forty years. It halt indieent•
-ably proven itself the, very best
known opecific for all c.11148e04-has
aodpultuonary complaints,
Women with pale colorless Noe
evhnfestwekftfld dieeOliaaged, WII1
receiye both mental and bodily vicea
abryeumaaiodgCa
e forrttehre's bIlr000nd,Pills,nervesslraiin
complexion.
Oh What A. CottgluWUI t
yonslgtial Ia psotheah
re vl.? tllewrfilplieurtech",.tt
peit
that mere terrible ti Unusual ption.
Ask yours•dves If you Can unlit for the
sake of saving Deets, to run the rIgit
And do nothing for it: We know from
expel fence that Stilton's Cure wIll t lire
philaS why more than a Million MA -
ties were sold tee para year. It relieves
Mothers do not he without It. Foe
Lame Seek, Side or Chest, use 5-11110101
Dorcres Plaster. T.Iold by J. II. roinhe,
203.1y
Fate( Stronger (Imp Fiction
lt is fact that Alonso. lime, of
Tweed, had a fever sore that"efillate.1,
him for thirty -Ave yeare. So( bottles
of Burdock lilood iiittera OUred hisi
whieh he considers almost a miraele.
It was but the nature' result of the.,
remedy restoring pure blood and ;Alt
fect secretion. 210-a
Take Ayer's Sarsao,arilil in iha
spri-tig ofThe'yeitie trS' purify the Komi, .•
invigorate the system, excite the
liver to action, and restore the
healkhy
tone and Vigor of the whole -
physical mechanism, • •
ltp-by--epeculatorst, -aetual•-set • Prd15.1"Pt—rellef-Iff-ttek--headache•-'.,---0--
tiers would find no land. Well, dizziness, nausea coestipatiop, pain
this unnamed' settler. did not live on
the land lie had homesteaded and
pieempted, and one Robertson, e:
hotel -keeper at Cartwright, corn
r•
plained against him and his claim
Was cancelled. Robertson then en-
tered the land himself.
But he, in Isis turn, failed to' corn-
plf with the,reguletions. Be did
net go upon the land; but continued
tb 'live itt his hotel. in Cartwright.
'Complaint was entered the second
time and the half section of lancl
was put attender. Robertson of
fered a certain sum; a man named
Walitose offereda larger bum, and.
of -course WallaCc got the land.
Thai the iron entered Robertson's
soul.. It was all right that he corn-
plained against the first settler on
the lariat, he did that with Pure,
motives and in the country's inter-
ests.. But • when someholy cum.
plained agitinst hint for the tiante
neglect it was all wrong. It was all
right to cancel the claim of the first
settler; but it was an: outrage to
cancel Robertson's claim. So be
wrote to Mr. Blake. He was a
Britisifsullect, he said; but he must
renounce his allegiance it outrages
like this were to be tolerated.- He
un/et take, his wife and eight Child -
..Ven and muid go to Dakota, where,
we are to infer :that laud may be
hemesteatled • without 'verb:inning
any settlement 'duties. ' •
• This is a semple case. The peo-
ple 'wile arW making all the outcry
about wrongs 'EP settlers are. hum -
bugle like this Mari Robertson. They
are willing to see the regulations
forced against. others, but say that
it is nialittiods to enforce them
.against demise' yes. They try tp
acquire land dislioneStly, and -then
shriek out Mutt they ,must go to
Dakota becausethey" are not per-
mitted to. do so
Well, let thein 'go to Dakota,
Canada is better without them, Tim.
iimiest, settler takes -.up
lives upon it, cultivates it, sod com-
plies with proper regalatiims, is the
nmp wanted in Canada.
Terrible Boiler Explosion.
Last- WedeesdaY the boiler in the
White Mill; a flour mill owned artd
occupied. by IV Reynolds & Co
..$tayner, Siingi'm _County,exploded
with a loud report, severely shaking
'buildings it the lower part of the
'village an.d, exciting alarm through;
out the cordannity? The boiler house
was totally destroyed and the main
beilding badly sha,ttered. The steam
fire engine loon had tem eteieurie
ple-yhig op the burnirig debris - -a.ntl
quickly extinguishing the fire. Search
was then made for the men employ-
ed in the mill,' The.. fireman, ,Wm.
Penton, was first found, badly burned
about the head and body, and his
leg broken - in three places. 1.tiis
feared he: will not recever. Jos.
IItog, tinder millerwas next -found
with ebad scalp wound ancl a leg
-10-Olte55ir--',Deeters haViii,70044ropeeoe
him. John Reynelds, one., of the
partners; ,was then 'fotutcl buried
underthe ruins. He was taken out
and; thmigh broatbing,.died in Er few
mOntent. One side of his head, was
torn away, and the brain pretpttling.
The Wilding is 4 total 'Wreck.
ElectiOfi
Judgment has been given by
Chancellor Boyd anti Judge Came-
eron in the East Sitncoe doction
ease. The judges disagreed, with
the effect that Drury, Reform mem-
ber elect, 'retains his seat, and the
petition teas dit3missed with cede.
The Chancellor held that corrriot
practices were proven,but not suf-
licient to effect tho reeult, of the
election. Judge Cameroti held that
Drury should be unseated, on the
ground thEtt the ,notilteation was
held an hour too late, and on the
grouttd of corrupt practices.
The samedudgea gave jiniginent
in the teat Middlesex case and dis-
agreeing, with the game resulta,
Meltentie, Iteforin member elect,
retained tim *oat, The chan&llor,
.held OTIC corrupt itet proiten, ' but;
not sufficient: to Aged any result.
Judge Cameron held several keta of
corrupt pfactiees proven, eufficient
affeet result, Ad •,ithat MoKensie
IthOuld be unseatta,
in the side, etc., guaranteed to those,
suing Carter's Little Liver Pills. One
Pill it dose. 25 cents. 410•21.
Dyspepsia Liver CunploInt '•
Is it not worth -the small Klee or 75 -
cents to free 'yourself of every symp' ore
of these distressitie complaints,' if yoe '
think so call at our store and get a bot-
tle Of Sitilob's Vtallser, every heti le has
a printed guerantee ,oii .1t, use tutor, •
dInely and ir it Nos ye't no good it
will' cat yeti nettling, ff,o111 hy J. ,
Cenibc. 203-ly
' For UI Ages.
The agecl,T debilitated Mid itlfinn
will find renewed vigor intlatrengta
by taking Burdock Blood Bitters,
The young hastening to early clew
will also find in this revitalizing 011ie
a remedy worth trying. 276.2t
Crpo.heft 10 the 412tirt.4;
A little son' of John Spinks,
to, had his foot crushed by G. T. •It,
Express train Borne time ago. Twg
doctors at tended him without benefit,
andamputation was preppsed, but
liagyard's Yellow Oil was tried, whip!"
gave pronipt relief anti effected a,
speedy aura, even removing all stiff;
pess of the joint, • 276 4.
A True Remedy..
There is 'precisely pne cure" for
*snoring, and. it is to Sir. Humphrey
Davy that we owe its discovery.
That eminent. scientific person as -
ere tained that snoring is due to an
.abnormal Vibratien of the cords ,of •
the. laryiix, andthat this vibration
'wears only when the surface of the
larynx has beceme .dry, A Man
'who sleeps with his.niouth open ue-
til his larynx has become dry bY
,coutnot with the atmosphere la sure
• to snore. . Sir Humphrey saw at
•ortee,that in order to. cure a snorer'
his 'larynx ;rest be .kept Moistened
or relaxed.. , ite found by a seriee of
• experiments npona Methodist prea-
cher of unnsiifil peering poWers that
a piece of eastile soap inserted in tim
open mouth of the •snorer effected
ati instant- cure and warded off any
further'attack of anoring for at lost
24 hours; ' Repeated application's of
s,oap broke up the habit.of • minting
.nydAliee..effeete,d perimanent cure.
We have a speedy ant .p6sitive
fpr Catarrh, Diptheria, thinker men. 11
and. • Head Ache, In •sHILOUrs
ARM REMEDY. A nasal Injector free
with•each bottle. Use it If you desire
health and 'sweet breath, rrice 50ete.
Sold.by 4, IL Ofitene. • • 263!•ly • .
It Favorite' Everyvvbere.•
. .
' Wherever introd.uce.1 Hagyarelle .•
Yellow Oil ' finds rfriends. 11. is the .
old reliable hOusebold-remedy. for ex,
ternaLand internal •nee in 11 aches,
•pains, lemeness ited 'serenest, of the
,flesh. A. L. Green, a .preminent •
druggist of ,Belleville,7672: 041t, is a
great favorite 'here, arid has a good
•.2
•
Of Intorest to EXoditsters.
The case of William Brown, of
East Saginaw, Mieh., last
eltarged with false pretenses, ended
in a verdict of guilty. The case ox.
cited great interest as P test of the
legitimacy. of etripleynient bureims
doing butenesi without the • regula.
tion of the law. It is alleged that
through these offices men have
been brouglit trona Catta,da and else.
where to aecure employment 'with
fictitious firms, and after 'working
enough t� pay the fee requ*eci for
obtaining tile situation they were
then diseharged. •
' Manitoba "fineltibi0;
, According to pi r Humpiirey Davy
'cat -tile soap, winch is coinposed of
olive. oil and soda, decompaeed,
the momeut it comes into contact
With Ilte human tongue, NvIiich has
o wpederful . affinity for , oxygen.
The olive oil being tilts set free, lu-
bricates and relax9 tS0 larynx,
while the, itolutien is forcibly expell-
ed in the Shape of strongly alkaline
language by the snorer, who awakes
the moment the deeonaposition of the
soap begins. It is Sekli3111.tleCeSiSOY
to edminister astile soap Mere than
throe or four times, end -the. most
obstinate cases of snoring known to
medical men Was cured with six
doses.
might be retnarked that aittest
any variety of soap can be used with
belle& as a remedy for -snoring,
Castile soap is, nevertheless, much
more rapid it its action than any
other vattety, with the solitary ex
-
option of soft seep, The latter,
however, kr seldom found outside df
farm h0110401 and its afintinietration
presents certain diflioulties
will hinder it ever becoming a pop.
tiler remedy. •
The Trudy "Cleiod" Parent
• The hurtling question which
now befOre'soeiety is Whet shall
Ise done with .the old peoplel
Sootet3i,la, as' we all know ,. -a bbdv:
of young .pee;,le who giggle, romp
..a7dflirt The "old people" are: of
ovf°.t.liclieqm.eftng191sterlIseYo(ifilittot:ioet'tyt, pat,'en.
Dociers have declare 1 that --the
.eurest sign of having 4 healthy heart
liver or stomach., is. to •Ini uncons;1.
ous of 'the possei•s'on .of •either,
ileell)Eterrei6,11t,CIP'14a 't:.tlEril`bgeorosd" 4.p.alt!iuiiketiYa
'
knewn• in the :sante way., Taft
•"gtiod" parent is neitherseen tier •
hetird, . A parent of either sex Wile •
is seen or heard IR "queer." ' '
The "roe parent of' the male
,sex Is careful not tp slipw any sign
of itheesiness, if hie deughter'e
eyoung luau" remains wit iti
the parley Until after midnight,. Tial
"good" parent reads liis paper in •a,
distant 'beekrepm, and goes to heti '
earlyi. Ile toyer %rakes the firett•
with ostentation or .bolts doers willi
intention. He to.keit'off hit slippers
as he oeasii.guhetsetraimrso,y
,fol; ftp
freai;iticilah
atItlti
lovtig J ;
his footfalls that ft WaXes We. iFfi
Jtat foll:c8A1111:#1;g14)1:6:11:1; t.11:11:0.:*1111°;ffiP°:11):111.31:1-,
sant questions when she • declares • •
gtvoa
that she nnist have a new gewn, to
g6 to a ball with a young 'man she
met
'hee with a pearl handle lateil key/ •
with ."*We won't go home till nitwit;
ing",ini"grayed en, the. 11.1,1,4,11e: Whop . •
000r "queer' -and of Course evila
minded. --fathers remark tha%. the
young man with 'the ttlovely
tactic,' with whom she was Seen is
blaekleg, he does no. rush'intine-lir
fury anti deMand whereshe met him
No; lie Winks, and says, "Sesitte.al;
tail take cat e of .her'Aelf I"
' Abe recent meeting of Sunday
Sobool teaollers Winnipeg, tbere
Ween prayers, singing, doffed, oake,
whist, 41.0 t,lt,e 0,001PobY
broke up Omit daybreak aftor
having 4 delightful night of it. by
singing a hymn. There are oortaln.
ly no ItitrAW prejtnboes an)00 the
Manitoba barbarlano,
A Double 'Benefit
,) half% :110(Wilf, apron-fluent reeieletit
of 1,eamingtet3, Writee that he (lured
diitivielf of Dyeptipailt of a yearts
ntion by One bottle eflitircloelt Mood
Iltii6totoorys,raanoe:uttwoontib:ictItl.oesnieit:urelytiorilinigs wike the great, (110.0100,tvit quo
Wife who lied been for years.% sufferer
Tho modoi ore*, bo of llitt •
female SPX, Will be coati' to coneegl
from the male parent all the pecea,
dillos of file "boys." When they
come in late and simplile up the
Attire, she will assert to her lord end
master that the noise is caused by
rats or eats, or aey other mythical.
thirohat may come 'misty; ,
will take an interest in their limo,
cent and youthful gamea, and fii4
enough loose ehange iu her heat
band's poolteta to keep ' their dear •
boys busy at billiards pr poker, aft
Will neVer Tilide them whop they
bit 2ipin,itt the.onter aoor 0' nightst
but make a convenient lie about tlt
eddy minnow), and berry dowp Iti
put thorn to hed. Site will he ready -
to overt, that they have ,hat inestim%
able disease, molatia; wil""er thei
Male parent ahowe tendency to
grumble at the Isten ma of thein
sleeping. In 'lot, the truly t'good"
aviator. mpo'pot be only AV hi pa t lyre
tic, but full of thn tact (qui 1.0w,l,
of charaeterisea
Of the,stime disease, lie centime -
Atm tl'ottbleo, 2,76.?A aceomplislivd