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VOL. VI.—NO: 23,
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL, THINGS, NEUTRAL IN pOTHING."
CLINTON, HURON. COUNTY, ONT., WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1884,
voirsu & TODD, 1)141)lii1mrs.
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WHOLE NO, 286
ATO HES,
Clocks, Jewelry,
SILVERWARE;
J. BIDDLECOMBE,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET, CLINTON
Ladies' Gold and .Silverl jewelry -a
Brooches, Eir1.tine,pilli.)3rItqelets, etc. 4
alid. Plated,
• WARES
Suitable for Iloliday, Wedding, or Birth-
day Preens. Goods for large or small
purses and to suit all seasons of the
year. 'See the Stock. Large variety of
(Monks. EverythIngsof the best makes.
Gentlemen's Plain and Fancy Jewelry
In endless variety.
IteassRepalring promptly attended to
and sntisfaction guaranteed.
A -Full. Stook -of -Spectacles-
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Of the, Best Makes, always.on hand.
Eiddledbflibb-
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'Opposite tne Market, Clinton.
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.8.117iNES9 DIRECTORY1 FARItt IMPLEIENTS.
pentitottli.
.••••••:
EDWIN KEEFER
Rase..
3DEX....1"M/BT,
, Lite of Toronto, flonor 'Graduate Royal College
of Dental,Surge'ens,
.00fitStS Block, • - Clinton.
All Work Regihtered. pharges Moderate.
*Mal.
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n.' nievas Ilattenburv Street, tm-
me,Ilatoly behind ilansfords hook store..
Residenue opposite the Temperance Hall, Huron
• etreet. .01505 hour, from 8 a.m. to 0 p. m.
Clinton, An.14, 1881. .1-y
!MAN NING. St SCOTT,
faristors,:Solicitors, Conveyancers, &a Cont.
misnoners for Ontario and Manitoba.
ars,p7 Office--ToWN HALL, Curviest',
COntem, May 17th, 1882. 20
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• • D. A.. FORRESTER,
DON VEYANVER, IN.SUBANCE,,t
GENEIt4G AGENT. aa- koneq to Loan,
Office, Bnaver BloCk, Clinton. y22tf
0 EAGER & MORTON, Bar.ristars,',..he.' , Cod -
'11$101.
rich and Wingham, C.Seager, sr.;Gederielt:
.1. A. Morton, Winnow.: • 1-1y.
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-13 C: HAMS, Solieitor; Oille•i,:eoruer of
'1 lir _Square and West Street, Over Rutler's.Book
Store, Goderiph, , :
E.,?9- Roney to lend at lowest rate's of inteOst.'
'CAMPION, Barrister, Attorney, S011oitOr
OhalleorS)Oollve)ahvor, Office. over
Jordan's Deng Store, tho rooms formerly °elm -
pied by -Judge Desla, ' .. •
. SW, Any amount Of 1005ey to loan at lowest
Tates of Interest. • •• '. 1.1y.
• xtrttolteerinff.
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AVOTIONEER for Huron :County. Sales,*
tended to in any part of the 'County.. .sa.
dress orders to GOMBILICII P. 0, • V-17.
11A.1111i1o111., . .
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A UOTIur.4 gait`, land loan and insurance agent
11. Myth.. Sales attended ih town and cinintrt',
on reasonable terma. A list of farms and village'
lots for sale. Money to loan on real estate, . at
low rates of interest. Insurance effeotat on all
classes of property.. Notes and debts collected.
Goods appraised, and sold on commission.. Bank.
rapt stocks bought andsold. •
• Birth. Dee.snosse •
AEtterinar,g.
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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•1#)i -40 -WS,
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ROOT & STRAW CUTTING BOXES,
• J* E. BLAOKALL
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Veterinary Surgeon,.
Graduate of the Ontario •veterinary Colleg.,, To.
tontwhavitig• onanua an office lb Clinton, is
prepared totrelt all diseases of dornestie •
animals on the most modorn prin. '
• Moles. All operations carefully
performed, mid calls prompt-•.
•ty attended to •in, day or
night. Pees moderate,.
Oevies,---ist 'doer. West of Ken-
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•nedy'e Hotel, (Milton, Ont
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, puslixt.
•CORN .SHELLERS,
And all :Intl:dements used on a farm
asGood as the 13eet, and as Cheep
• n . as the Cheapest, at
B.
WEIR S
IMPLEMENT WAREROOMS,
CLINTON.
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OIVTADIO
A IIIIDOWER IN SEARCH OF
WIFEt
FACTS STRANGER THAN:"
•• FICTION. • •
MRS.. M'GREGOIL :WISHES TO KNOW IF
sint C.A.N SUE THE CORPORATION
OP LUCKNOW -FOR DAMAGES, AND
GIVES THE FOLLOWING HISTORY OF
THE CASE :--
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Lacknew, 29 April, 1884.
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DEAR Pn.. Enisron,-I ant a lonely'.
widow and I know that yotir soar is
always open to bear the tit'es of joy
or sorrow a any of your subscribare,-
so it ie with confidence 1 came
to you in iny• hour o trouble. On
the 22nd March la.st share appeared
iti. the,. Moho an advertisement
amoti,c, the cTersonals," which read
Something as follows
WANTED -A MIDDLE-AGED LADY
• -With means, to eorrespond, with a
view to matihnony, with a widower who is
honest, sober, and industrious,. Hosimar,
Preston. • .
. :A. friend. of mine, a dear, kind
girl;•Miss Estella Russell, Wrote to
'him ea follows • • , •
' Lucknovis 22nd Mar* 1884.
DEAR complianee with
your request, in to•day's Globe, I bog
'leave to submit my case to your con.
sideration. fate a• maid of twenty-
five summers, blond complexion,
blue eyes, and of medium . height, I
wear a 21 boot', and a 6,f glove, and
iny acquaintances consider me
rather pretty. I am an orphan,
having the sole control of a smell
property MAO) is more than stiffiei-
ent for my support. I reside 'with an
aunt, whose husband is in very Peer
heeltli• ;and eonseqiiently1 find a
plaoe-for my spare °helve. You ask
for 0. photo, but I think it not best to
pend it, in the meantime, as My ease
tray not find favor in.your eyes:
might say that I am fond of Inteeic
and both sing and play a little: 1 am
of Scotch decent and was born in
Caheda. I wee- educated in Tortintee
lite() now Mr. Honesty, I think 1 hnve
told you enough in the meantime,
and if you are honest ih your tuiver-
tisement by addreasing the here I
will be glad to open a correspond-
ence. Yours. etc.,
ESTELLA Ressatas Drawer 30.
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• INSTRUMENTAL. sItIsics-misir Webber, from
%the Boston Conserratorv of Music, will take:
. onbulted tilliuber: of puollenn the °man or Plano,
s-4-Parneutaaattestiensalyenstatintee wia.w141.30..
morose en their mesons style sit playing, at' HSI;
dense et Awls, near filo organ factoi.y. • 36
Photopephers •
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VOSaCC°
0L1 NTc5N'
• Lito Size Portraits a Specialty.
&nap.
L, O. No. 710,
ciANT0N., •
Meets ocean •Steam& Of Ovary
month, luau upstairs, opposite
the Town Hall, visiting brethren
always made welcome,
A. M. Tenn, W. M.
,ANTELON, seq. • (1, 'TWEEDY, MS
o Silinly Fair Mill tomakary Muff Peng Oile
reer,
poottle.
• ArattarrON todge, sio, 84, A: r. a A. M.,
1‘,/ fitisIttl every Friday, on or after the tult
moon. visiting brethren eoadiany Invitee.
himirritiaTtm,ar. , Ft:Mom, ssc,
.las. 14, 1881. •
MER,011.AlliS
110W to Sell Goods
• TALX TO
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.rav PAIS .
aorozazo14.
Prints, Sateen's, Cretonne Fringe, White Pique, Cretonne%
White Book Muslin, Black Book- Muslin, Checked. 5loslio,
Jacooet Muslin, White Lawns, White Figure Brilliant.
Our Hobby is to Please Our
Custoiners. •
• White Drill, *tweet Grey Flannel, Colored Canton Flan-
nel, White Cotton, Yarn,,White Cotton Warp, Cottoned° for
Pants, Colorea Woolen Yarn.
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• Our Bargains Represent Goods
which Sell Themselves.
Gents' Br '
lees Boys' Braces, Men's Cotton Sox, Men's
Wool Sox, Men'sIllerino Sox, Boys' Silk Bows, Men's Silk
Ties, Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs,Boys' Jersey Suits.
Rave You Seen Our Stock of Corsets
• at Low Prices?
• IAadies' Corsets, Corset Steels, Factory :Cotton, White
• Cotton, Table.Linen,131eached Table Napkins, Brown Hol
land, Russia Crash; Cotton Ticking, Straw Ticking% Linen
• Towelling.
Kindly Tell Your Friends About Us.
• Black Jet Lace, Darned Net Lace, "Maltests Lace' Cotton,
SaXoey Lime, Cream Cotton Lime.
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The World-Vontributes:tna._ :
John- Craib Distributes.
Blen's •Cotton Underwear, Boys' Seoteh Caps, 'Rain
Urribrellas, Black Velvet, Black Silk Velvet, Black Farmers'
, Satin, 131114 Watered Moreen, Colered Watered Moreen.
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Bleaehe&Cotton Towels, Linen Drill, Bleached Turitiell
Cloth, Table Damask, All -wool Tweed, Stair Listen, Bleach.
ed Sheeting, Unbleaebect Clanton Flannel.
Quantities Purchased For Cash tell
Our Story
White Cotton Lace, Silk Oriental Lace, Colored Silk Lace,
White Embroidery, White In '
aertiou Mantle Ornaments,
Colored Spotted Net, Black Spotted Net. Come and See
them,
Small Profits a,nd Quick Returns. It
• is -the Quantity Sold that Pays.
Colored Silk Velvet, Colored Dress Silks, Colored Satins,
Black French Merino, Alnevool Black Freneh Cashmere,
Union Black Cashmere, They are grand value.
Our Print Trade This Season is
Immense.
s Bleached Canton • Flannel, Cheolced Cotton Shirting%
Striped Cetton Shirting, Bine Denim, Brown Denim, Brown
Duck, Checked Duck. Be sure anci see these goods.
CRAIB
A Child Buys at the Same Prices as
Per-solka — -
Gents' White Shirts, Gents' Linen Collars, Gents' Silk
Handkerchiefs, Gents' Stiff Felt Hats, Gents' Soft Felt Hats,
Boys' Stiff Felt Hats,,Roys' Soft Felt Hats. , • •
Read This, Then Buy From Vs,
Black Lustre, Bleak Nun's Veiling, Back Bunting, Black
• Brocaded Lustre Black, Brocaded Sateen, Black Serge (all
• wool), Black Santee. •
IL Alrl?..Y. ..&" .M4. N T4E D EP.18.7:1YEN.T ..001141W.
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' A DRIVING TRADE
Done In gmbroideries. Loveiso New Ent-
broideries front se. up per yard/ One of .
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the best assortments of 'low and medium '
priced Embroideries shown in Western •
Ontario.
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LADIES MW MISSES' ' .
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Silk Jersey Gloves .
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From 12 to 28 mthes long.
• .'- JUST IN.
Twe cues of New Hosiery in plain and.
,striped, and in order to have a quick sale
- for; they goods, we have inade tlie sirofits
Abalit. C011113 and 0'I 11111110 thegoods and.
5380 the priaes. We have them in Merino, .
Casloneve and Cotton for ladies and
• children.:- •
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THE GREATDRY-GOODS MAN CLINTON
.3.—Butter and Egg § taken in exchange for bvods.
1 CR,AIB
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CRAIB I
quickly. and -if, you are 'not already yon comesup you can dome. to our
suited I heats a frietts1,-I thinktwould bones and stay, as the widow's•friend
do or at least I thinkl might get her • and my nunt, will never suspect ,any-
to:correspond with you 1 have_not thing, the widow and she are great
said 'anything to her at presentsuritil. friends. Will I hear front you again
1 hear from you, tiut I will deseribe.: or arn 1 only.to'itnow of you through
her. • She .is a widow, ber.busblinct the widow, but In suppose suolt is life?
being. dead . two years, rather talk' Doubtless you. have heard that pearl -
graceful figure-, thirty.seyen years of °tie bulled, 'There's. nos room for
age,.irticl. hos a. little over four thou* twos"- so my case is as Alm 'poet des.
and in "bard : cash,"as you lcoprds crtbas Jennieys.. When you'oome I
of dresition"..'teriu :the filthy lucre. ehall.endeavor to, reeder. it with all
The money is out at interest suiliei• this pathos the . poet intencled,and if
• I • st flo , 1 ' I fail cl 'net blame me 1 i• nett ivine
in•dependent, but yet I think if she
'the 'photo and tell yoo thet-1 ani well
pletieed with it and I think the Widow
will ne so too, but at our intervievi
more worasafid thoughts Can be ex.
changed. thari I have tinoe to writeor
you to read.• ••
His deer. kind beart went forth to
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ram WASS mercenery wretch' might
think it was for my • purse, but rim,
,it sans' not as he wrote. again. •
• April •Hith,•1834.
• DEAR MISS RUSSEL!, reCeiaed
yours of yesterday this p.m. In reply
weuld ease first I thank you, flew your
interest In two hearts, ete.; etc.• I
suppose you know how it is yourself.
I Would like to ,get a line from the
lady herself', the more so ail inferred
front ypur Wit note that you had not
spoken to her,on the subjeet, arid of
eourse a line front her to me would
be mote assuring that nt, 1st alto
nOt• Object bian interview, and
as You say you expect her back this
Week,' there will be time for a note as
I intend. to come on Monday, 28th
inst. (Monday week). I shish. come
direct front G---- via Palmerston,
„do my bileineie in Wingham and borne
on per -Wain artiving loleknovi• nt
eight (some seconds) *bock, I have
to go to 'Hamilton and Torontb on
businese next week and cannot leave
till Wednesday or Thursday for there
se that it •would be too late to start
front Torcinto as I intended and come
per T. & B. R. R. away up some-
where and get stuck over Sunday in
.soine switchman's box perhaps, and
,so I•think it hest to come home again
from Toronto and take , the straight
road irons here via Paltnerston, and
nowyou know. the prograinine'as here
laid down there wilt be time to
hear from you bOta'before I start. I
have written this in -a terrible hurry
to catch first mail noeth in the a. tn.,
so excuse scribble. With beat wishes
for your suecess ands best wishes to
the widow, I remain,
int to keep her. t se 0 el ( „ys
t 0 i
but looking ability. Good
:lbeyeel,iidlges'ar Honesty, but, believe me' to
got a fain offea'sibe • would accept Os
you know we ladies 'often think of . f
be your friend,
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that passage of Scripture, "It is not • . EiSTELLA.
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good for naan to be alone." If you I submitted my ease to him in
.shoula coriciude to Oorrespond write 'these Wordi :.- . ' ..
te me and, I will introduce you, as .
you know we Must help as well as DEAR MIL' •IrOlgESTY,- It' is :ivith
some misgiyings, some inexplicable.
love one another. yoors,
ESTELLA.- •woufeelings, that I have consented for Ms
He wrete back to Estella, tliank friencl,..Miss- Estella Russell, to ad..
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dress you. She has shownsme your
ing her for being so.c9n4iljeritte, and letters and told me as nosily is the
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stated that "),he (the widow): would ooula rentember, sO she ...says,• *anti' I
be more shuiteCtO My age as I do' novel. had any reason to doubt. bee
0 . • ward, all she wrote you: • I. am 37
not want too you nor.a liu y. I want
• a wife Whose tastes and Wefts' of life .yearanf age •last Oetober, rhave been •
married once, bet my husband, Neil
would be more like my own, which
. McGregor, died two years ago.. 17th
only .experience can give." I hope January. I haste had two children; a
the poor dear man has had eneugh
boy and asgirl • who died in the first
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yours sincerely,
of experience now in wife hunting. week in March, 1880, with diptheria.
I knew I have rater a man, • but
, Patn of English descent but was born
G. in Hainikon. My husband was ft,
alas 1 some will never learn by 'ex-.
Highland Scotclnpan, and ail his fe-
perienee. He stated also thet it latioes are in ,the old' country.. 3f3'
Was not for "filthy lucre" that he
. mother is dead some years and my
a 1 ver tised for, he could c ma ry father is married again and living in
a lady worth $10,000," bet lie could New York, having et, large dry goods
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not -love her and "would not marry business, butimy step mother and 1
her:though she Were worth $10,000,- are better friends when aperis the
old, old story, but I do not wish' to
-000," 13leas his soul, Mr. Editor,
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not grovelleta after money, are so main here, where those who 'are clear
Wrong her. 1 have preferred to. re -
how is it that good, sensible, men,
to me are laid to reSt. I am coneid-
searce ? . Do tile)! die youngy the ered •of pleasant 'lively disposition,
dear creatnres i But I must not rim of dark complexion, and consider
Myself a neet figure. Would send
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moralize, so to my task. He isse,
*wed steitily business man . lion: sem a photo but have -none on* hand.
• 0 , 9 . 9 . When you.come up, i agreeable, will
eat, eeher; . moral, • don't- drink,"
exchange photos. As Estella. IS so
nor in he a "libertine," and during anxious for you to come, I will mr-
married life "loved home an the imst peOt to meet you at her home on
place` on earth:". ilie • must have Monday evng;,- 28th inst:; as I board
been a little heaven here below, He ,out and would rathOr tneet you there;
thee at my own house this time. ft
etated his line of business, tile num-
ber of children he bad, 'their ages, is e pleasant house' to go to; and I
•know you and I Will be well received
etc., rind that they were kind and as I intend being theta for a few days
good, He wanted to know how about that time. I think 1 have
many childree I had, a very delicate
.
S.-Rennember the number of
this &elver, as there are other
• Russells here.
• After 'some •day% Dear Estella
-r4ceived• the followingstetter, huvirese
Aler's enclosed, with the 0$0U8a „that
she was too young, but she thought.
it was on account of her being eneum.
tared with her aunt and „Uncle, as
widowers generally are like other
men, do not want too old e, wife,
something young, freih and inter-
esting ; •
April t11.18£14.
In reply to yours of tho 22nd
Match would say, thanks for your
letter, bid, .111itsryouii e loo'young and
as an evidence tnat the advt, was in
good faith, I return you your letter,
so that you may not stIppOse obis
tain letters just to. show or make
fun. My address 'lbw is Dravver 8.
G U, Respectfully, nog -
ears% .
This letter vas ,a damper on
Eetellit's feelinge, mid She theught
of that Vulgar expression that you
so often hear quoted, "Pair, lit,
atul forty," and sighed that she was
not forty, as oho posaesspd the tWO is only twelve' Mika from here, do
other qualities, but after Wine eon. please some up. • Yu • bad better
sideration she thongliti r of me, Ho conie on the tight. o'elock train from
submitted my case, without consult- Itha Ill"t YOU at 016
iug me, which was as, follo.rys 1--.«-
Ioteknow, April, 188.5.
ImAtt Itositsrs..- Your honest, let-
ter:of the 6th 'inst., came duly to
hara) Ohniftitling Mine of the 'and
tat, and have ooncluded that if you
are not honest by neine you aro by
nature, am sorry that tny ago was
not suitable, for I think would like
to correspond With you, but you Oa
Anil) that. my ttgo being Buell is ltd
fault of mins"tor I was not oonsulted
in the Matter. 1(10 net wish to see
th torroApcndboo 4toppod 30
Epegia.A. If Iam net at Ale station
take the 'bus. • •
enclosed just a nate along witlf
this to the effiat that I'still exPect-
ed to see him and would exchange
photos etii.31oetlay evening, if agree-
able,.but photo is still in my
possession.- Was hi`s destroyed by
he rioters'? I cannot sit,yi On
.firontley'afternocii E.stella received
n. telegram front Win,ghaus stating
that belied arrived there and would
be on next train, ;and ea' noon as, the
'bus %yes seen to . g0 to the statien
the. str,ete became is ith the
•villagers intent On iit•eihr,,l.bv)corhifili
stranger. If it Wad been Baintint's
white elephant bitted to aPpear, or
had they expeeted to, sett our .bes
loved Queed,... they coald not hate
been Moro eager for the sight; , Tlie
crowd conaisted of -Irundrede, and
some excited individpals have placed
It • at thotisande; at, any rate they
were frete far and near. • Estella
and I failed to meet our friend at
the stetiOn, 48.0tir. watches wereslow
ad he „took: the 'butt and aftee: being
driven around 51 o e
•• Upon receiving. this letter, Estelta
hada disettrded lover of' hers, Mike
Bowlitie, to dome for we with bis ox
Learn and 'bring me home at once, to
deoitle whit wee to be done withthis
Mr. Ilohesty. After some talk we
,bctth concleded to write the net; day,
and I send you a copy of Estella's'
lettef . •
Lucknow, 9.0th April, 1884,
BEAR flogger -Its -Your favor of the
.written .enough hi the inean time, ex-
cpiestion to ask Estella,' the yOung. 'meting to see you. Monday evening
girl; mexpertenced as .yott. and eight days.. Your • unseen friend
18,th ,•eeceived yesterday After -
n000, and please, 'accept my thanks
for' thes prompt reply 'The widinv
(Mrs, MeGregor) has vet -timed, and I
saw her last nights' and srooman•like
,teld,:liser...eyerything., sane .hassegreecl»
Lo write you, 80.1 suppose I mutat now
drop into the background, Mrs. Mc-
Gregoe vvas born in Hamilton, of Eng-
lieh parents, but was married some
twelval 'Years ago to a Highland
Scotehinan, Who, as I have already
ineormed you died Bowe tvvo yeas%
since. She has been the mother of
two children, as you wished to have
Shat delicate question answered, but
they have both been dead some three
or four years, through diphtheria. I
had seine trouble to get- her to con-
sent to the coreespondence, but, I
have placed such implicit confideinee
In your hone* that all would. be
well, and diet after the coming inter.
view, 11 15 Was not -agreeable to her
She matter would be drcipped, mai
fool assured the, yen will not betray
our trust I hope when you seem°
you will be eble to stay n day or two
with us, and we can have AMC nice
drives together, as I do notintend to
allow the widow to oeenpy all your
time and attentions, Of course, I
mean to have always the Widow in
your company, and I will allow you
to have a lele.a.leie with her otteasion.
ally, YOU will think that I want to
Islamise this thatter, and I intend to
this time, afterwara I ean forgot.
tenor remembered aa one aorne
in existenee. envy your visit to
TorOrit0 ifs I spent four of the happi-
est. years Of my life there at,Boarding
School,. and expect to be there for
June and ,Ju 13', when the Torontoni
MIS have their telebratIon. I thought
YOU might have signed your name to
your last, but as my correspondence
has to come to a fihi8h, it does tot
matter fOr me, but nave put tt down
AS auur Ana / right in Isly eOria
jeeture bare. proposed to the
widow to stay with me for aweek or
ttVo as she often doos, so. that when
Ttrrow lier to 'ibe, ; it: day.. :Or tvV0
LtratEISIoCiaEooa.
after tide' letter he wrote again stet- P. S. -.111y address is box 351,' so
ing that he would. he in .Wingliam please say, that as the Sootelitnen are
the lieittseweele and tasking if .Ito- olAllte40.9.019.r.454.atttltittisQl..411_ Of 4p.i.
'fieegot la Well represented. '
not call on me, but as yet I
had not beard of hinns being out of ' Eetella and 1 bah received letters
town, so Eetella wrote to explain in acknowledgement of Mira and as I
mad thairk llitri for his photo, which would not show her mine and the
she had received. AS I look at his widower had net said anything to
picture on the table before Me and her alsout the she sent him the fol -
study bis One open features, what lowing :
will relay Inc for what I have loin: . LueknoW, 24th April, 1884.
through that mob driving him from Dean , The fandharity
my door and me from his heart ? with which I address you I trust will
51oney will never repeir my wound. hot shock you, but I Was on the point,
ed feelings or My lacerated heath. of addressing young in the possessive
(-. WOO when I thought. that this was to
BLit to Estella's• letter,
be my last letter to . yon and, the
Lucknow, 1.7th April,'1884. widoveeitting on the other side 0
baAu. nognarv.-Yotir 'two favors
• the table iniglit not like it. Aeeept
Along vvith photo have leen received my emcee° thanke for • your ' letter,
anti% would lave ans*ered the, first Un receiving it this p. tn. as you wild
sooner, or had my widow fritnid do nothing about, the widow my Onriosity
so, which would be more ageeeable to, was gh excited, whethee or not you
you, I know.now to my sorroft but,- had written ber, that I could not rest
the widow is away out of town Oh a till I had invited myself to tea. So
Visit. I expect her beak this week, accordingly I put on 'my things and
I shell be delighted to be • the meana bade my etiot good afternoon and inn
of making f‘two hearts beat as otie,"
80 that if vou are in Winglani, which here ott• the titidoW's. tI stippose you
will say, 01,o, wornan's chiriosity," bo
It. has eYee been thus since our novas
mon mothelstve,took speringly of the
fruit. I use the word "sparingly" fctt
I think tho ono apple did both of
them, Mrs. Me, has not shown ttt.
your letter but I think by the Way
she amilece you have wide sortie
impression, whatever it WAS yot
wrote her, I am still locking fel'
ward to a delightful evening in your
company and y.ou must tun get veget
If I am too numb around; for you
licnitrn7tgol illirtivs i)rotriatftetter utrinirlY 'rill Ohlred at;
ovng., and then t will Jet yon botl
pursue tam oven tenor of You
ways." So BOW good•bye untit thn
100°4110Iva whistles "dovvit bralseel
011 Alentriai' Mr 8; I o p. m. Yours truly
did not send we a receipt for the
last quarter)
Yours Truly,
LIZZIE MCGREGOR.
Fon,--We would, just state for
the benefit of Mrs. McGregor thet
we do not run a legal firm in con-
nection with this paper, nor do we
•allow our devil to run around the
village with atiewere to cerrespon-
dents. in our opinion Mrs, Mc-
Gregor had better let the matter
drop as in going to law there is a
siorry gate to go through, We •ex-
ceeding regret this disturbance as
the party in quest of a wife, to all
appearances, seemed to be an in-
telligent ancl respectable gentleman,
as can be gh aned from the following
intervipw between hint and a special
reporter
it -I am sorry to learn that you
have anet with such uncivility to.
night, but believe me, sir, that dem-
demonstratione are very •unusual in
Lnowtouvirenk.s •
hinit very. discreditabl
•
•
4 e' to the
11 -It is to be hoped they are. I
t
. R -Will ypu give me your name
and Moeda? '
• •IL-,Cestainly not,- certainly -not
,(nuell excited.) I am not a boynor
a fool, tun• a respectable business
roan, came to town to traosact bush
ne
"wrossnrg bto°Ylisanhdamthetnn(;•-i/rtho:htlusci:
whiskey, don't purpose giving them
yaodu—intdere7'letdwith. n any . way by
•R -On arriving at the station were
the boys?
II -No, I was not. I was civilly
• treated at the station, took the 'bus
• down tOwn, met with no incivility in
the conveyance, but was not brought
to the destination where the driver
was instructed to bring me,
R -Do you think the driver wag in
• colluelon with the. mob ? •
II -I certainly do think •so„ and
:more I think he toeless:ay money
under false pretences.
' R-llow much did he charge you?
11-11e collected 40 cents from me,
Which I tonsider an exorbitant eherge.
R -To what place were you con.
veyed •by the 'bus?
11--To,,Dr. Gardner's. '
rioft-touNsVihyernnp•dtohlmat7ho' mob first Show
station or if am not there take the •
'bus as the driver knows where 1 lave.
lify aunt resides in a large stono
bouse,so oome prepared to spend
the evening if you eannot stay a day
or Waif itild Will IMO the widow on
hood, Masts let mo know what
evening to °spent you. Looking Thr.
ward to a pleasant time, I am, in '
yourseetO., Igsrstidt.
Yen knoll,* that. tah
never 610586 It totter without a noat.
cript, though It against
And I ato 1105 nil egeoption to the
rttioi atrailOW Ine to thaflk you for
ie v. loge, up n
street and down anotherjoited and
and tossed about in thattiorrid 'bus
for nearly an hour, the driker lash- ,
lug. Ins berses almost to a gallop,
that dear patient man was deposited '
at Dr: Garner'e..residence, where
Estella' and 11104 dined but an hour
before. . As scion as the 'nits stopped
dig crowd gathered, and as .ottr
friend game out of the houseiliaving
learned that we were not there, a
shout reue the air, and cheers for
„ abconmanied. by snail sweet
no:laic-As old tin cans„dow bells, and
liorns can make. Our friend
drisw.his revolver . and fired in t he
air, bet it only seemed 'adding fuel
to the. &ere, as the riot increased.
He took refuge in two bowie% but
was erdered 'out, and' at laet got
into Shelter at the Whitely Holm%
the.proprietor of that eariblishment
looking after , the interest of his
guest with his usual urbanity. Es.
tella, about ten o'clock, received a,
note'front'llim, saying that. he was
besieged at the Itotel, and could
tot get to, her. Bouse, an -1 asking
what 'he should A°. She replied
that sh'e 0,0c1 I wore both ot us so
much upset that it was impossible
,19f. s.,..10...se O. ;hint. .0 t -iiilit hut.
would'do so the next;morning. • BLit
.alas through fear of the mob or
anxiety for hie dear children at
home, I know not which, I heard he
passed a eleeplesa night, pacing the
'room till the break .of 'day, when he
was seee hurrying to the station
With' Itie grip sack in heed, into
which the morniteg before he had
so carefully placed hid linen for a
week's sojourn amongst 11£18 Aol
now, Mr. Editor, through this riot
I have lost a kiod, dear Intehind;
one who was Worth $3,000, with no
debt, 80 'in/ WPOtOs alni I IlitY0 no
reason to tiOubt his words end 48 lie
Witit so good as to State in one of lila
dear lattt re, that with the help of
addle, wo would be comtorteble
"during the nfter000n of life."
Quite poetical, is it not 1 Oh,
poetry, how great aro thy Cilarelft--..
but I was 'forgetting myself. 1)0
yon think I haVe a sufficient cause
to enter a suit for damages against
the Corporation of 1.tick now irk the
Surrogate Coati Or, do you think
Intd better let the matter drop, as
that is generally a sorry gate 'to
enter by. / 'do not wish to make a
poui I am HOT, the humor, Mime
last forty eight hours I 'tette lad
enough trouble 'to driver any sane
women insane, but I hope to livo
through it as hare had twelve
prate? experience Of married life.
I)0 please .hrt. me know by yont
believe that, is What You
printing call the boy, whatj should
do hi this matter, and belieVa me to
H -On leaving Dr, Gardner's foe
hotel an immense erevid of boys pur-
sued me, shouting. and ringing bells.
One persOn knocked oft' my hat,
whereupon I 'discharged my revolver
itt the eir .Se let them see I 'was pre-;
pared to defend myself, and if any-
one had molested me further I.would
have shot him, se help my G ----I"'
1% -Did the mob ask you for noon-
ney ? . •
11 -Yes, they asked Me for $11), but
r would 'see them in before I
would give them a cent I •
• R -Do you feel disinclined. to state
the nature of ybur buidnessto Luck -
now? 7 1, • • ,
•
.11 -1 amhere on boldness, or rather
Absent from- 'business -am -em -la
dyspeptic, ends- and -em out for a
couple'. of weeks. Gentlenien, the
• questien is a delicate one, and Ido
not vvieh to lengthen or intSrviely,
tion engaging the reflection of those
who reason and govern.. The Poil
Mall Gazette says the report ia an-
dacious as it favors, agrarian revo-
lution and strikes at tiro drier Iett-
(Pres of present social organization.
Trouble io De Church.
001.011EP W014311 TIsnow A PUBACUPt
OUT Ok' A CHURCH.
• ,
A division in the African Meth -
dist Episcopal Church, of Charles-
ton, O., is threatened in Conse-
quence of the appointment of
Northern preachers to Southern
churches by the general "'conference.
T. tiere is open rebellion ip two lead-
ing churches of (Illarleethn, Re-
cently the -congregation of one car-
ried an objectionable preacher out Of
the church and_naitad up the doors.
The preacher ittetitu ted cri m mai pro
ceedings, and Almost the entire
female portion of the congregation
have been indieted for riot,
Vital 411014141411:1
Ask the most etpinentr.phYstals4
--1)f %ay **Ant, whet Pt the WO.
Ins in Pao world for quieting MA
Ytti$ 011 irrita,flon 01140 nerve' suit
poring Atli forma of ustyous coo*
platoto, OtIng natural, ohilttlikti rte.
hashipg eleeP SitWays
And they will tell you unherittatt-
lugly
04041ft form of traps
tau erns en
4 BUY or Piga* vuot olularmi
physicians!,
owhat la the .best end only retnedY
,,,,that can be relied on teloure ail diri4.
oases of the kiiipers stn urinary or%
gang; such as 13rightie disease, dial.
betes,reteotion leabitity to tetaiq
*rine, and all the diseadeal and oils'
merits pecultar tEtyp,Ret)",„,...
oAtin they vtill tell yen explitit4'
and en3Vatically #413uchte
The Pope And Masonry
"1140111.1°DLEIRNFITNTEATsTrY- T. 1111
• CLIC.A.L.
p...E-....AR-1...;(1-pg.
' PIZ a0a1IiST IT.
• A late New York despatch states
• that the 'Vienna Neue Freie Presse
has published the following SWAP
mery of the Papal encyclical about
to be issued r--Freeinasonry, which
Is eger assuming mote terrible Pro-
portions, ainni at the kiln of the
throne, the altar,‘ and of the public
welfare. The meens employed ale
• the turehristianization of the state
and materialist education, • Mee is,
to be guided, not by faith, but by
rerun:n.1; his duty to GUcl and the in.
flueuce of the church are scofted at,
while the holy see is the ohject of.
incessant attacke. The. patrimony
of .St, .Peter is •incorporated »with
the throne' of Savoy,' and wai to the
knife is.wtig,ecl against Catholicisni.
• This corruptive current that tra
verses the world is encouraged by
the press, the stage, and natural
• -acne* •which eapttvate people's
feeliegs and keep virtue in check.
Vice is increasing; marriage bass be-
cotue merely a .ciyil contiect, and
education is:confined to scientific in-
stillation: .•• The • susremacy of tire
• people and state atheism are openly
• pioclai !fled, •the -way being thus
paved for those radical logicians whet
• elaiin the' partition: of Property and
social equality; so tbat eighteen cen-
teries after Chrlst the CM istian
world has sunk .tost lower level than
• the 40attieR. The,, •separation • of
• church and state is•mottstrons.
• Life, even of state% proceeds front
• Gad alone, ` God .protnoter of the
Atk t Pale PhYaleillRe
ti%% Um, Is the ,eeost reliable end
AMATO cure for all liver slieesteetl OP
despepsias conetipation, indigestion,
biliousneea, malarial fevers agueof
ancl they will you'
Mandrake! or Inintlellonlir
Hence, wben remedies aro
pombined with otners equally toils'
uable
And compounded into flop Bitterst
auoh a wonderful and myeterious eur.
ative power is develoyed whiell is so
varied in its operatione thet 110 dia'
PASO Or ill 11011.101 ORE possibly exist
to 'resist itsepower, and yet it is
*melees for tiler-135st frail women,
;yealtest tuvalid or antelleet clititt tit
use._
ortsrven tt,
"Patients
"Almost dead or nearly tlyisg"
For years, and- given up by 'physl
clans onli ;gilt's and other kideey die
eases, liver complaints, severe cough%
called consumption, have been cu ted,
Women gone nearly orazy
From agony of neuralgie, nervous,
ness, wakefulness and varmint diseue,
es peetiliar to women
People drawn Out of shape 1101n.
exoruotating penal of Itheutuatiati
Inflammatory and chronic, or gill.:
fering fromaerefula
- 'salt poisoning, eyspepsia,
indigestion, and in tut almost ail disuasea
frail • 1"
Noture is heir. to •
.Haviabeeirrured-byalfor sllitterarpr
Call be. found in every neighherr
hood in the known world. 282-6t
TIIDAVDEK'S DOINGS.
' AMERICAN. :
Washlieston •has 52,000 trees
along.its streets..
•
" 'Carolina county, MI, wheat ;hi 29
inthee bigh.
Two slavee, formerly owned by
Jeff Davis, now own hie plantation,
for which they paid $200,000. •
Saeremento, 'California, had the
first cherries of the season last
TU;s1d14343:early petatoe trop in
Florida is being rapidly ' harvested;
the yield is very good.
A. Cincinatti reporter is teaching
a Sunday echool class As a Qinein.
ottti man is liable to •be ,killed in a
riot at any moment,' the journalistic
foresight of this young man is not so
surprising as it might be in some
other lociditiee, . •• .
• The Mitchell Adtmeate gays :-
A son of Mr. 'Renjamin Tints, of
this town, died suddenly, oh :Friday
of 'last week. He complained of
•being 'unwell in the morning, and
soon after went into convulsions.
Deceased ditring the last few
months -SI his. life turned almost as
.blaele aa Afripen, anti' although
people remarked the ohange little 'Eke Work of a Singde lInir.
attention was paid; to it, unless by .
his parents, who had a foreboding that • • A Washingten correspondent dos -
some disease was.working on the
system. The peer boy, although
• never -very strons,O, seldom complain-
ed, and was on the street , the day
before his death playing as usuel.
BurrisH-FORtidN. • •.
soyerei,gtity whith •they , and
• they are but his servants. Hence
the theory...that' people can dispense
with the obedience .whieli they •ovie
tO . their sover4ignty ia: false And.
eriniinal. Whet will become of the
world if the fear of God °and ol41.1.-
tence. are don ° away With 1 The
answer -is easily supplied *by sontal-
. ism • 'and „commuilisto: The free-
• masons flatten princes because they
require them to:triumph over - the
'church. • Their present • flatterers
would, however; become their 'met
bitter enethiei if they attempted to
cheek them: May they opeo their.
eyes ie tint's.- The freennisons throe
the people and exeite them egeinst
-.church , end state: The church de
feud the. throne • and teaches, the
duty of obedience. ••
• Me charree Tupper.
The retiretnent of Sir Chariest
Tupper from the Ministry anti from
Parliament is an event for whiele
the public was not wholly imprepets
ed, • For many years this •gentts.
inan's • health has not been good.
Sir Charles went. to England last
year partly Tor change. of climate
and change of work, as well •nsOtin
the purpose Lf noting elle 'biat
Enropean _ advice. He vote so toOli
lienefitted that on his returri hoot&
were entet•tained of his indelinna
atey in the .0ebinet; but of' late ,t
has been an. open secret that re.
tirenteet ,.froiti Rent ve:paiticipittion
itt atinediap poi:tics would, not
long delayed; 'and now- we are ins
formed that it will • take place im-
meEdi:ette•ylY'patriotie man, in' Capettle
will regret the loss of Sir Churl ea -
Tupper: He was one of the fetlicre
of confederation. •
• Before donfeclemition Dr. Tippet.
hail advoceted' and carefully .
the sellout° oi• the lutuecolonial
railway; and tci him more than any
ether'mati is the ,cotifitri indefited
for that work, though, of •comae, it
Was a neceSeity tio less a• tile .
tieal sit tuition • brought about by. •
confetti:Fedi:in' than of the commie.-
sitiketiOn .created by • a :atose
commeroied unioil of the FroViticee,
It
is a graiifyioe circuinatenCe to
know dint *Sir Charles' Tupper loin
• rdmained in control of • the •Intet-
colonial long ertOugh to see it pny,
.itri704,:uitra• 7ay ani,1 .constitutieg 1,10. ,
longer . a burdte. on theptLli
' H:i8 greatest. works lieweVer, ha
been. the Cahadian. Pacific ralleat",
..To Sir John Macdonald we RYE hi:.
rcNiv:iiiivvi:tt:ilyu.,6f°aitsr:lit:11::elipticilteillaiilttioagafallti.ifitoeiae.eePors:tily-1161, • .7 ,
was only contract written on •papi‘r,.
With Canada Wart bound inton,
gounteK''The 'executive of tite Po
,�iflo tpai lipool:r4r0:i1;11.!ehlaltsassovbf:O'r.enenogubSltiitriliroeC:pli}toarltitiit'int: *
cal' opponenta, overconie
aud oVerecene the deter -
reined opposition of rival cowl -mines,
It is ver much to Ite regeetted diet,
Minister•of Railways, he will mit
diive.the last aifike ; but .he•Ites the :
satisfaction' of It w that lio
company is now in a position tot:tis,
ten the Work of construction tot tri,
umplient close.
• ROME* May 7. --The Grand Oe -
lent of Italy publishes an ironcial
reply to the eneyelical of .the Nee
regardipg Freettlasonry-• It says
the Vatican is free to Intuent that it
itedenrived Of the temporal power
to 'oppose.. the divine s providence
Which has decreed its 'downfall, and
that it may rave with respect ti
whit it coil:A(113es abasement •of
human dignity.
• The trooped -4 Oreeodile, •from
India recently arrived off Porte -
aloud) • Eng. There had ' been six
scastia ;010 eressthoard cesleav nig
'Sites, three Of them proving -fait -al. •
The Natio. alists are preparing for
a popular denionetratinn at Newry
pit -White Sunday, The Orange.
Melt are prepriririg for • a • counter,
deuionstration,
Caretaker Tucker, who is in
charge of Lord Rossmore's property,
near Cierentorris, was recently so
severely beaten by Fenians that he
is now hi a dying conclitiOn.
person hart been arrested,
The LOutIon police . atithorities
flOW Resort that at the tieX1 examin.
atien of James Ilgan and John Daly
they will prodtice tiyidence enflieniet
50 coneect hoth prisoners with a
plot for the assassination of'a prom.
biota, member of the Rritist Cab-
inet,. , ' •
At the hearing of the Invineibleg
in Sligo the other day,
51en0.0 testified that he and tWo
other tuarobeee of the Invineibles
were promised apiece* if they
wonItlmueder the parish officials, and
money enough to carry them com.
fortably out of the country. Casey,
90 OX•faildier of the arrnyi.lred dr fli-
ed the illettibere Of tho society.
Casey was arrested. -
The report of the Seotch Crofters'
Iffiyo the severance of
the laboring.ttlasses from the beton
littt and enieyinonts of 1re,e0tfY,
which ie a large element of civilise -
tion, roorality,, and public. order,
and their precariOuti end dangerous
position as dependants on capital 0,3
be your. paid ,,up subwitIor jy04. Indfo recipientrtof 'was% W a ques.
cribeg how She tnoiStuee absorbed by
a single ban' fine up that tittle fila-
ment go RS- to inalte It an automatic
guage and tell whether the aie in
too' repiet in the 'flatlet -tidal
halls of legislation. Some one hart
suggested that' an inclientOr Of this
'kind would be useful in the Capitol
Ottawa, bist thone ,wlio are snost-
. .
edt nay it is totally Unnecessary, that
(ain aiist1egeiatiorkai :y ays e t
(Trta:s4p.:otis:rewhere
ttyre.i4intpot
ln the base of the Capitol at,
Washington is the enginery by
which the hdtise, the senate and the
Coni 1111551' rooms APO wai'ttti'd 1111(1
ventilated, and the gee lighted by
electricity. It is Altogether a big
apperatus, coneieting of three ihe
ibetise foam, four engines • atid eight
boilere, with the becemsary appliance
for regulating the temperature and
moietore of the air supplied to the
natioti"S legisletors, The instru.
went whieh tells' whether the air
it+ too moist or toe ;dry ie operated
by a single, lin ir L perfectly dry
air is put at 0 ; satimated Die, that is
airoerryingtillthemoistoreitwilliteld
is put at 100. A diet with a hand.
like that of ui clock representa the
dial -trent de trees frcon 0 to 100
The boniest hair alisorbe moisture
litC6,a rope, and, like a rope, it lie•
coulee ellorter whee wet, „, Tile dit.
((worm) in length between a hair six
inches long when wet and tile tame
heir when dry is made to represent
the hutuired dvgroes of moisture On
thted id; anti the hand or pointer
moves baekward and f011War.1 RR the
moisture in the air Wiriest, lf it bo-,
comes too dry, morn Steam II thrown
in Of too moiet, less Stettin is
lowisLtuftsteapo, and thus thedttmos.
photo for Go nation's° 8111E081119.11 18
regulated and 'kept at a healthful
pOitit, Which is about 4) degrees,
•Sir Charles Tupper'a origin watt
bumble,' Ilia fathet was tbe pastor
of 0 very poor :Baptist congregatimi
in the . Annapolis- vallvy. The 'piss,
sent 51inister has risen Whelly by
,bis nstura sbtlssy tied by perseveN •
ing effort. His leading characteri
istio is that of going straight to,
ward his object, no matter 'What
obstaeles may lie in the way. .
Canada is not losing Sir Charles
Tupper. . He is leaving one field of .
griat usefulnees to entre abothee, .
Tild'need.cf etnhn, matt 111 Etirope 114
great.. ..Catuidian intermits • on
°thin. side :of, the Attitude betel it
man not •only !of ability, but fitted
by political education to kbow what ,
the ifiteseste of the ccnintry demand,
and -and • One whose position • is
give bini Veight with home 9Us"'
tho'rities.. Bach a. mail is Sir OhnrIen,
The hOpe of the Oanaillag people in
that Ire may long FrerVO lis WO
• country in that position. .
•
A Royal Commission
•
APPOINTED TO ENO:Hitt INTO THE ATo
LEGED EltIBBItY CASE.
• A meeting of the executive .sottnell
of the Previte° was held in Toroeto
last Tbersday, at the office of tire
Attorney -General. All the Minintere
wcro present, On motioe of the At,
torneysGeperal. it wan decided to vs
fraint Mt. Justice Prondfo9t, agpresn
dent of the Royal Commission en the
conspiracy case, and Judgo Scott, of
Itrampton, brother of the late meets
be for Woet Peterlarmigh, and
judge Sonkltr, of st, 0a,tharints4
were also appointed for the cotinnite
sign, It is not probable that tiro
eins1saionwi1t meet before the early
p‘rt,„ekJtili in order ,t1tat there nr-y
beg siearaterfcronto with tho ordinary
wori of the judieiary, and it was alen
felt Mat it would be lardly right 41
attempt the eolleetioti frefili Vi
denee while the caso wae.before the
*cruets,
'rho Wingliatt qtwit(Iltili flavn'is4
spd tipoular4 to the gootting.eitiba
of the West asking thp oplidoe 01 the
memherit as ke the feasilnlity nf
forming a Western Ontario Asmonial.
tion,with CIO view of havilig A
tt)tlf.liah1efitk