HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1884-06-18, Page 1N.01,5
turd
,to tvui.v.intu
3161.00 wodliefclor Atotrapig,
\\*AXem ok,
ilatert-8treat, Winton, Ont.
ROPM,Men*
«.1.25 i a&;ijQt8OlMdo
ptaptietotio(Tatt Drat ten X8ws,
haviug purchased the busitteSs awl plant
or Tux iirnex Aceuan, will to future
ublish tho aillaigantattml papers in Clinton,
Under tho title of "Tnr;
mato,"
Clinton is tho most prosperons towniu
11/44terit Ontario, is the Rat of considerable
tasolttfacturing, and the coin° uf the finest
agricultural seetion in Ontario.
The combined circulation of Tuttntws-
litteetto exceeds that of any paper pub -
flailed in the County of /Pron, it is,
therefore, unsurpa,ssed as an advertising
medium. Our rates for advertising are :
1 eolntnn 1 year, $90 k coluntit1 year, $30
1 " 6 otos, 50 I " 6 in, 1$
mos, 30 " 3 mos 1$
" 1 year, 50 " 1 year, 18
6 loos, 30 * loos, 12
mos, 18 " 3 mos, 8
Ailvertisemeys, walkout instructions as
to spaeo and tithe, will boleft to the judg-
ment of the compositor in the dtsplay, In-
serted until forbidden, measured by a
cale of solid nonpareil (12 linths to the
neh), and charged 10 cents a line for first
risertioikand a cents a lino for each sal)-
, equent instotiop. Orders to discontinue
advertisements mast be iii wilting.
Sar Notices set as 110.1.01NO, MATTER,
• (NOuparell measurement, 12 lises to the
;414)10 gents per line first inset tion ; 3
teats per fine eacittubsequent insertion.
JOB. WORK.
Offices west of Toronto. 'Our facilities in
this department enable us to do all kinds
of Work -from a callin card to a mammoth
AC Best style knownto the
--CAN" and at the Towew
Orders by and prozaptly attended to, '
Address,
The News-Reeord,
Ont
APR
ITEMS t $1.251erAnnum1 Afivatcek.
s,
•
VOL,. V4..—NO, 28,
21.111..; 0172.7;.00K FOR MR.
„Although licit inverts -1'4y, right,
GolJwIn Smith, •aa a„, Bystander,
should mai atometimesedeestake an
or
impartial view of the' lacer of
political parties and e nteana
adopted to susteia tlip,one or the
other of them.. Bys ' r, bigh
.0
enthroned above cold g 'parties
in he state, his it is o point, out
the imperfections of partyisin anti
dilate upon the • chances of success
of the one or the other. While
purely a theorist, without a particle
of )practicability in his Utopiou
ideao of a nation withoht partylaut
in politics, his writitigs ofteo eXitibit
a judicial tone and often eoutain
Sligg0StiOBB WiliUll preetical every-
day workers in the political vine-
yard would do well to "make a note
tr A week or tv-vi:.: ago we-, gave By.
etandee-g.-view-e- -on-- ;NI r•-• ---illulta and
his attempted unnatural alliance-
cvitlt the Catholics. There is much
. .
foam „Bystatuler's. - 46.3 lt f ti9D (1.141
'WI', Blake will find et the next
general eleetion that be has not only•
made all Orangemen and in my
members of (*alter societies market
•
•
•
DIpECTOBYelmu(1 but roused • from their
filidINESS
peutiotrg.
Ift EDWIN. KEEFER,
. ,
3DINT.sasix,
-,-.14te etToronto, Honer Graduate Royal College
•• .•,• of Dentalsuegeons,
'.COatS'fi 310011f, 61.41t0111
'Alt Work 1141stered. Charges Nfoderate.
Ilthao;
Ventral..
ne. BREVE, Oflico, liattenbury Street, nu -
•ii behind liansford's heolr store.
nesidente opposite the Temperance Hall, Huron
Street. Office hours freak $.0.01. to 6 pm. • •
Lflinton, Jail. 14, 1871; •
•
pgal. •
MANNING & 'SCOTT,
Barrister, Solicitors, 0.4everioersi &o. buts.
" miSthmers tor coitariquid'Alanitoba.
Otilue—Toirx HALL, OLITI.N
0.
• Clinton; 1872: • , 20
. .
A.,F91:41ESTER,,..
, • .
saw: r A N'qk h, L4D, A' SU 12A
LI Cal \kU41 AGAIN 7% giff• .211oneg 41),, Loan.
...Office; Beaver. tarfirelir e1erioir7-.LtI
0 KA0B11 NIOILTON, BarristOrik; Bed,
• porta and Wingloun. C. Seager, Jr., GdierieB,
••
J. A. Morton, Wingham. 1:1.5% •
A..N1LSON 3.1lw• MoincooyMil
COTI/PYITI,AT.17: 01/11:6—Wege Street, usit
• door to.roat Wise, Goderich, Ont.. 57,
•
• .;•••
13,•
O4. 41AYS, Solicitor; ,ec. Wise, corner of
.'11,1e. square Alid' West Street, over Butler's Book
Cl.. Goderieh, • ' 07.
se Money to Iona at'leivest iittesid 'attired.
• • •-••-- . • • - - .
CAM rioN, Barrister; Attorney, Solicitor in
. . .
III . Chaneery,•Conrevaricer, &C,011ice 05 gr
Jordan's Drinc•Stere the. rooms formerly est:a...
,electoral apathy a good.. many Eng-
lishmen who, if tbey do not wish to
, .
dominate, du not choose. to up trent-
pled'on, and are determined not to be
made accomplices in the: dismem-
berment of tbe United• Kingdom
(Empire)."• ,
That Mr. Blake. has estranged
turtuy Pi•otestant.Liberal Reformers
from him by his bidding for the
fever -6f Irish 0 lic, admits of
no room for •
, ,:tse.,Npeets with
them etiery day, . ystenffer giVatar
as the reason for this entrangement
on the part Of Liberals that Mr.
Blake "cannot win the fayor of .the
Roman Catholics, Without rivetting
upon us the yoke of a powerraii-
callyliostile. to every artiele of the:
pied by JaZge-Boyia, •
• tdr Any -•amount of money to lean ab !West
• rates of interest. . • I•ly.
,`'''ittettottetring.
'• H. 'W.1113ALLI
• A 1.70TION812R, for Huron Cou n 1,Y. • Sales , at,
tn. tended to in itny,p,krt of the county.- Ad -
MI/ 0040IS LCI 00061tyl ,
•
"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGsi toi,rA1,- IN NOTHINCV
• AdVergIeble;
0.1t has becoluo so eoinnaoll
,w ite the beginning, of an al tittle&
31 eldgaut, interesting C131,11101'1
ti111 it 1111.0
Mott that we v0111441 alinlit
"/ind aimplY call attention to th-A
' rnerits of Bop Bitters its tot
honest, terms au P041 WL,
,,ro induce people
give them 'Due trial, ta
proves their value that thy
never 1180 anythiug elae.".
"Tau ftemem: o favor/a/4 4904'4.'4
in all the petters,
WHITELY TODD Publishers
I
Liberal oreed," • , •
• Alr, • Blake thus finds lmnsfIf
tieing gr�uittL batween ....the upper
and- nether : millstone, Qrangein en
can't:4 t-upp�rtMr. Blalie because
he, denounced themin, the: most
fiercely: virulent'language. ,
Seetchmen as a imle detest 1133.
1.:OLIttrts log i,51r." ,•
Suglitilitnen doit't liia• Irish•
:••
Home sympathies.
Irish Catholics are:afraid, 10 11
him as lie evinced no sympathy -with
• them when he' favored the perpetual
banisliMent of ' Denellue of • Rief
• rebellion '• fame, and ' the'
'punishment of the real offender,
'French Canadian Biel.,: And tht,
Uon-EJwui'd.bas also. to bear scone
•of the ill will stirred: Up by 'hi,.
lirdther, ex-viee7c1Atiicel1or Samuel
Blake, wheinade-itae of his position
on the *Bondi to •fteeellessly itisult
the various : Rtatuen Cotholie s".ster--•
••' '
Then Yonng Canada has eon,.
pletely soured on. the•Kon. 'Edward.
Ho' raised• their expectatioeS, and'
lett tiled jfl an roll/eked.. state. Iliar
lie followed up the promise of MUT
'early disturbing speeches, Mr. Blake
would by this 'time have lied' n
poWerful ' and over -increasing stip.
port from young (lunacies. Bat
ever ready as a trieorizer. ' he lacks,
the nerve of a successinl. tender of
. .
,
CIIAS.111,611114TON,
• 'yerrox eisitomic, lose and insurance agent
• • Blyth. Salim attended in town and conntry,
•• 50 reasonable tering. A Ilst of farms and riilage
lots for side. Mono'. to loan on real estate, at
' low rates Of interest. Insurranee efreeted lot
• classes of propert. :gags and debts coliceicilt
• Bloods appraised, and sold en commission. Bank..
rept stocks bought and sold-
•Blvtli, Dee: 16, 1860 '
Veterivarg.
'J. E,
. • ' , .
Veterinary Surgeon;
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinari• 00110803 To,
tont°, laving foamed en Wilco in Clinton, is
prepared to treat all Elise %sea of domestic
animals' on • the most modern pH*
•
' All operations carefully
• perforetea, and galls prompt..
• ly attended to hl• do,I or.
. night. Fees Moderate.
• .
Ortreit,-.1.81 door' \Vest of Ken• -
netly's-II•itel;:01inten, Ont. 1-17,
*
P6TrattstmxTA.b.m1781(1-mtss,tveslier, trim
the-11041013.-Qoaser,v4i.sitr,ot,n00310,..47111.take
.1%11:tilted Onruthet 01,101011I On Slietfk0/411.0,111t010
i tleular attention "given tatIsSie who wi9lk t
• tenipioreoro. kholr present st.vio of playing..ntires,
A
01 utris, near the organ factors, SO
1.
Photographers
VOWItt
CLINTON.
Life 8ize Portraits a Speoialty.
(Orange.
L 0, L No, 710,
• cLANICON0
1466t01 IRCOND Mosorav of every
month, Hail ungairs, opposite
the Town met vatting brethren
al \VIVI/DWI W0IC0/116.
.OLINTON, HAMM COUNTY, ONT„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1884"
WitOLE NO, 291
om otion in ilio Dry G
ds Tra
---ON A000UN OF
RESOLVETRETIRE FROM BUS!
H 1 • $30,.000. STOCKOF STAKE FANCY:. DRY -0000:8
IS ON THE MARKET AT WHOLESALE COST!
15 to 35 Cents Saved on Every Dollar, Secure the Desirable Lines Without Delay1
Our 'Stock is Noted as lbeinfoie-OE the Phiest We'd of toiOnio -
-We.are
•Tha't 'Blake will ,s1Mrtly be
'deposedr.:•Or. • will. '"resign," •seetini
within' the range of . probability,
The recent .Toion to speech of Sir.
Richard Oisrtwiight, would indicete
that the Kiiiglit is grephig. Eater e
policy, getting together Ili& .old
planks., .and it few elate; and bits of
new timber to patch up the affair
with the probable' purpose of pre. •
Senting a mosaic platform. It will.
'evidently be, Variegated enough:
• Patches whereon- can stand the he-
perialisti.where those holding A iner-,
lean 'annexation viewit.etin rest their
weary souls; then a soft. place for
theSe: wiled° .patrirnie altpit•ations
take•the 1mil of Canadian independ-,
ence,* while the commercial theorists
whose happy haven ht. a 8°11 verein
-1.11,C1MEtr.6
A. M. 'MOO, W, 11.
P. ANTELO14 Secy. C. TWEEDY, 11, IC
Inagionie
eibtVrox Lodge, Ile. 84, 1: & A tit.,
•4._,t meets every Pridray„, en or after 11101'311
amen. • Yialting brethren cordially invite6.
UraeNVIIIiiTtfit, W. st, 't. POPYrt:N14.4e0,
Clinton, 'Iran. 14, 1881, 1.v
TO Mtn -01111M ,
IrowtoSeli Goods
TALK TO
havindias' expected, 'a Great Rush! Wholesale Prices are Simply
Irresistible ! ! A Genuine Sale Without Reserve ! ! !
Sth .4744t"'4 T4),T:
T
Mack and Colored Silks, 45c, upwards. ,X)ress Goods,..9e. upwards. Hosiery and Gloves, 5c, upwards.
. .
Laces ttnd Ties,.i.e.%upwards. Parasols, 20e. upwards. Table Linens, Napkins, Hollands-away down,
Cottons, Shirtings,... Ducks, DC1UnIS Cottonades, aAT MILL PRICES !nd .
EGGS
HOUSEKEEPER$ 1 KEEP., YOUR EYES OPEN.'
Tiowers,.Feathers,,Ribbons, Ornaments, ait-Wholo.$ale Cost 1.
The above lincs are Specialties - ith u o.11ousc, can equal us hi these Gooch. Save 25 to. 35c,. on every dollar, bo.silles getting
35
4
wide fame to the correctoese of
prophecy that tho Christmas of 1875
would he a green doe, followed by
• is muddy New year's flay. Fuliawing
up bissuccessand adding to his ttelehri
ty 130 published the first of Vennor's
Almanacs. Since then lie has puI.-
• Fished it yearly, which, among other
kindred matter, contained, as 18of
00Uraa well known, u:ontly forecasts
of the wsatlier for the entire year,
and whicb lie suppleutemied aid) a
monthly weather hulleain. Me, Veo.
tier waS also widely known as a stto
tient of emit hology, Hie work on
"Our Birds of .Prey," published in
1$10, is a valuabla one. Mr. Von -
nor bad reached but the •age of 43
years and six months at the time of
his death.
-11eretofora-the-,great- bdtly-eF the
• Ifeiir Rilfg-iip the elenieneltas been
Igialue to IltrItux_About an Eu.-
been solidly attached to the Demo.
A SUSPICIOUS_CIl_tOCTIAll TO Tilt
°retie party. The first step towar,ds
Irish Catholic American viste- has'
PLAINE AND THE Ift1811.
A recent Buffalo despatch says t-
tititalement with England.
OILANGEalEN Of THE U, S.
• ta;‘eliby:i6Bleai oltes
"ltica:ePatciia:notlnc:s•tiat
I$hPec1etIer:Tewiiai11iil
tlusiisn.Stilof
Mai n e's power in
forcing Great Britain to hack cloten
from the former creed of "Once a
British subject, always one,r in cases
• gliarimse a. large sale, ninl la sups
mtiee ail other metitaitivs.
1..iteligt0(4 end 80001311', 13
ill'here is no denying 1 Iit 7131 tie*
, of the flop plant, and 1Les/ro10..0
ot Hop Botera heve oliown greet.
sit Ana
wtin t y
13J3 volopounding 31
bl
whose virtues are so pelpae 1,4
every one'lloldohsesirviaglitioilb• e.'
gNol
'Slie lingered and suffered ;thole,
pining away all the time Mr years.'
wrhe doetoie doitig ber no gocali,"
olAntl at Nat was um ed by this Ilop. •
BiLteriTiteheedotapienrsdesaest.lato.iteuvii :Awe
"How thanItfull we should be erir-
et haat: unittedliieezditrioefi"
itvut;k: rr)x, misery
•"Eleven years our daughser
• 8041(01clieirlitYdie care 'of the beat
gave her disease veriotet
'names,
"But novella,
'.113i vow she is. restore} to ea .ie •
good health by as simple it remedy
as !fop Bitters, nett we has e ebonite/1 •
for years before using_ it, ' 'rues ,
PAns2crs.
174ther Getting elt
used flop Bitters."
• "nu is getting, well after his,long mei', •
eriug front a disease thmisred imrata,?•
- "And w sicsirsa.TW.fif liliti 110
Bitters."' A LADY of lien, N. l':
of certein Irish- A meriettits, have been-
. revived, and are being 'given wide .
circulation in Blaine's papers... Ins
friends 'are -openly.stating thet hie
spirited foreign riOlioy will be direct.
04 towards an -entanglenient• with:
England. •The .next moVe has been
in the shape or a circular Elated. Be':
chester, N,Y, and directed to 100,0a0
.Ortingenien in the United State's
cautioning them against Vain°, and,
,.giving hid record andquoting '„'hit
purports to be an. expression of his
opinion in ,fityor of Irelaed.
'nay enough, the circular is not se -
°ratty handled by Crangetnee„ but hi
finding its .way Into Catholichends
quite. freely. "four ' corresiondept.
heard one • of Blitines.ndmaers. say
yesterday in the first ward,or what
is kilown as the ,Irisli section 01 11)15
.eity, that Blaine would get Oil a war.
with England and free -Irelind. or
„oouree all -this. is the yeriest politleal
•clap•traC,'but itis imving its effect,
'and is probably. the. firstmeve..of 'the
-nide political • schemers,. of whotn.
131aiiie himself the leader.. If But '
reinain in the- field failiOB
the endorsation' of the xzer, •
Btaine•e attempt to capture the Irish
yote wouldprobably not. be ,over•
successful, as, besides being a Demo.
crat,..Bittler has a strong hold upon
the affections of the 1rfsti people re;
body, and-. they would hesitate te
mu counter -to him:
TIIEJ MOST Sal -Y -1_11S= 0-000IDS iisr 1r111 -1M 111,RAMM.,
MANTLES AT WHOLESALE PRICES!
h,ave a IFiue.Stock.of 1Nt1ultle Cloths, Silks, and Trimmings, and ,4ucn-antee you a perfect 'fit tnd stylish Garment -evei'y time,
JOHN 04A113 says an Attractive Horne .;,is a- Mark of Civiliation:
114. the Correct:, thing.' in: :CretonneS and Laces :Curtains at Wholesale Pric.:es. This is
the season when wanted, .Priees from qel UPwards..-L-fvergbody ma now afford 4-niOe CARPET, Tapes..
biog. from 32ci.only -Berl es-ols ,-1 iyori upwltd8, ools from 800 ..tipaviirds4, nomps fii 1 le,
upwards. Mats and l.ZugS; inend:legs variety;
. .
. •
mat
arecraans iz1 Tweeds and Ordered
Sutts front $0.50.'upWards. Do you repent htiying our alkyooll$2pants.11,Not iimehi better goods can't
'be :bought :at .$:3. We are Aiing 200ai.d'- . of :heavy all -wool 14 .oz.. TWeed, at 47.1e.,.." at: everybody
that gives us the cbano; and every man we hit is pleased..
ABOUT
Olothin
OM NI '
.,
• • •
We think we have the largeSt stoek orNew Goods in the Trade, all.to be sold at Wholesale :Cost, :We
have not forgotten the 'BOYS either—a good Mackinaw Straw Hat froth 22c, upwards; s.ee then:), the.
Latest.Styles, and you. save 40C, On -the
COIVIPETITIO EAR) M Style, hi Quality; in Elegance, 117
SALE F01 -
CASH, FOR 13 -UTTER, FOR EGGS. ,
THE WifilEIVS
CANADIAN., .
• A $35,000..fiee in Wintlioeft "lest
week, •
A terrible lightuinglefortn visited
Iowa, Kentucky and Virginia lest
week causing the death of. seven Or
eight 'persons. • •
Clill, the Parkdale druggiet's ap:
prehtice who gave poison in inls•
'take to , Mree Eratikish, :was tried
before a. J. P., and cometitted to.
stand his triel for ninnsleughter, '
- Charles Kirk, the Guelph boot and
belt) fall; alikftDd:igth4rtittili;;,
Iari)1,11a'Wi1dIpeil 0111 to the States,
1 le had been relensed On ban,. giving'
$800 in his ea n Italie, and two sure.
ties of $400 catch, •
Diptheria is spreading alarminglY
in Montreal, with especially fatal
results among children, The cause
is attributed to the oivio authorities
not enforcing the by law eonceening
defective drainage,
Two Kingston lade Aged 11 and
13 retired one night as usual. Not
being tibio to go asleep they got out
of bed and played burglar with a
revolver, resulting in thp shooting
and death of the youngest,
A man named David ll'amilton,
whir lives at Sheriff's cornersnear
Lireisay, was shot and 'killed in a
house of ill -fame 313 Orinia. To
Wait shot by a Toronto private de-
ketive while in the discharge of his
Nty.,
*The rain of the pest week bee
done a wield or.' good to the wheat.
troll throughout, the North weet,
The &leo rides, 318 they aro called,
have fellen in duo season, and if
the September feoete wilt keep off,
there will he a, marvelloue yield,
.Arclibishop Lynch Ilse addressed
a letter to the Moderato of the
reeebytetian Genteel Awe:trebly.
-charging that certain membets ot
tered ealumniee against the Roman
Clattiolie „Church speaking ee
Frerieb evangelization, anti appmi,
ing to Ilio sense of fair play mid
reroon,
Considering 'that Sir Richard is
an old shelblin.ok Tory with eone of
of the progressive ideas of modern
Conseevatisre as represented by Sir
JoIiu 11 acrldield, he bas . taken
his present, a,:lies by surprise at;d
tondo a big political push and a
"right smart bid" for popularity and
'the leaderlthip of the Ileform pariy
The old rmvereible shield weldor
makes the outlook for Mr, Blake
rather bad.• lie presents his many
colored platfoem. lie .,pepachss
from the portioo of it that embodies
a federation of imperial Britain and
all her Offshoots, even going SO far
as totake I.Inchr Sam into Ales
grand 'brotherhood. Or • he wilt
go,in for 0, ememercial confederation
of the United States and Callada.
Or lio will favor the cutting of 'tho
nominal corcie which bind us to
Britain and declare for independence
anti the national sovereignty of the
republic of Canada, mayhap with
Sir Richard Cartwright as the
first Preeident. The fitness of thinge
week! be obeerved in thie
of the monerchial and the deamera.
tie itt tho person 01 1119 0,tigu8t
Richard, One thing ROOMS Ottaill
that a large number of Liberelts are
agreed that fl1a10 "ninet go," it
does, 1101 seem, however, that Sir
Richard with all Ids now born plim,
bility rted expreeeed determine: -
tion 10 Vtt1'y bie -principles to Ala
the factions of lithe pairty," that
there is any likelihood of Ins being
lb; mol,
Sir Leonard Tilley loft St. John,
N._13.5 for Englaud,
An order has. been made winding up
the 'Mutual Martiage Aid Society,
uf iiernilton.,
• Tito Goderich District Conference
of the C. Mi"01)U1'011110,•400d a r0801
tion favouting the Suott Act.
lion. 0. gowns end 'Attorney -
General Miller, of. iNlanitolia, sailed
for•Englatal to argue the ilejantlary
A..Wartt ease., . .
• 'En the Ottawa Cetinty Court Judge
Ross ilechliql that a (lam Ouinpatiy is
liable for clemases cauSect ly art es-
-„ett pted-gariittnetvgerttlatitt iiIrtr:e es
donee, • ' .
The earning?) 9f Canada Pacific)
Railwey from jam I t� Alay 31,
18843 were $1,604,847 against
$1,636,471 last year, a decrease of
$3'2,395.
Tho Bank of B. N. A., . finding so
inany.fraucls bad been from time, to
tune perpetrated upon it, hal itisded
31 oew $5 bill which presents quite ft
novel appearance,
A man, his wife and little boy,
were poisoned in Toronto tiro othee
day by eating custard pie, into which,
while it wam being made, the eoto
tents of a cup of hellebore were
• blown br the wind. No fatalities
but a close call, • '
Loading politieians of both aides
111 atimbeeland comity, N. 8, have
have agreed that Chas. J. Towne.
hem! he elected te the Commone 111
ple,tie of Di...replier, 'without eppos.
ition, and Thomas Black, of Ain:
horst,41 eupporter of the local gov.
ernitiPtit, be elected without oppoRi,
tion to the seat Vadat ed 1)11130 lIOUse
of Assembly by Towleihend. .
Veaneoie Ca lieux 410,1 ou the 5th
of Juno inetant at St.
aged 100 years, 4 months, and '26,
• dart. The pall.bearereff at, his fuliotal
weee hie foor sone Aged 78, 75, 72,
and 70 'oar e respectively, Itis
• great great.grantion ,aged 14, 1,14t8
• altet preeent. Altogether his children,
'grandebildreit, great-geandeltildren,
•aro) great greatgra1d;c111.161'on num,
bere(l 137
• ()tie clay last Week Mr, Daniel Ray.-
allood:riof lot 1.0, second eoliceeeion
of Vaughan, brought into Tun,
. ()tont °Ince a fine sample of Findlay
wheat which was fully bettered on 1110
4th of Julie,. Ile says that the
farmers uf Vaughn.), are well pleased
with the »respects.' , .
'Mrs. John. Wicrnro4b, of. r,Qiidon
East, Was tieing coal oil to hurry up
the bre wheittlio vapor iguitechthe
result being:the est:nettle n..of the Op..
with e report 16nd:enough' tO :darn)
the watehmetria •the 'Car Worlre,
several blocks Oft' :rho burning oil
4it13,fiee..--toe..gewt4\he1nlq#,t1.tras4„
tO'Soiether.
the flames by rolling her in the sande
Her erine and feet -are severliburra
ed. One of the car -works -men states
that the explosion of tho can ivas
like a pistol slims and when they iittsk
the smoke, anti lairs. McIetosh roll-
ing on the gene iitl somebody cried's-.
"By Crs-"the.wounttes shot!"
On Sunday a reception wriegiveii
by the Hamilton Salvation Ardy to
the tiew leader, Major Comien who
has recently arrived from England
to take eliarge of the army in Canada.
In his ree,eption addrees, he said:--"
if the authorities think they can stop
U8, why, NVO eliall fill all the jails its
• the DominiOn. tion't Want to
.go against the authorities; sofar lie
,ve• 0111 WO Will respect them, for we
are good, lawful cittzens, bu twh will
serve God first, We will be
ent to' tho law as file as it hi obodi-
vnt, to the law Of God. And we will
help the authoratiea, for we will do
the work which they might to do,"
• A.M *ICA N.
The army worm has appettend in,
hordes in. flatland county•Conneeti-
cuf, •
7./Oring a Revere flimider atOrrit at
ITarrisburg l'a,, Frank Dively
bin wife were strnek by. lightning
OA killed in their doorway.
The excitement over the discovery
f)f the ammo diamond at IcAgle,
Wisconsion, has been revived by the
IliScovery of three more gems,1)11311-
ing
tmven found thus Ear..
•
11. 0, Work,. the soog weiter, died
of heart disease. 1,Ie worte
Through Georgie" and "Grand-
father's Clock."
'The annuelreport of the treasurer
of ,the New York and 13rooklyir
bridgenubmittedlast week shows'the
total receipts for tolls for the year
to have been $402,000, and expenses
$308,000.
„ Mettler's to tha,Arnerican 1)epar1.
moot of Agrienitnre ellow :the &a'
crease in the area of spring wheat
to be nearly 00.0,900,,tteres,„or, 6 per
6 iirlithiW-of$373+1'113.g7a hca "-
avel..nges lOrpc4r cent.; being up to
the standard. Li nearly every (1134 -
triol the oondition of, winter wheat
continues high. Tho averit,ge 38 93
E. G, 11) 971033, a litieneee maker,
and wife %yore 'accused of cruelly
abusing their 8 menthe oci babe,
with interit to 010180 its death. The
efii Id was found to have b000 cruelly
injured, It wes nearly starved, one
ear was nearly torn off, anti its•little
b«ly Was bruised up in a terrible
menner, A body of 01)7514(74 17))')) toolr
Ilawley out with ropes on Ws arma
and a neck over hirolioad ruelled hint
off to the woods, mid treated him to
Celt Of tar an/1 feethera .froin head
to foot, then gave him about thirty
Ittshrte with a heavy whip and re-,
turned 1110) to the lockup and dee
persed, Tuesday morning be With
taken before a jestiee, who son.
• teneed.him to.t1 • Iona prison for 00
days. -
13 It T 15 it -FOREIGN,
The Prerotzartia Deblin,
SRNS IlIntlialli.111 971.01•0 fAlft Prince
of Walea 6111 a brinitill' IN/118011f ASItina
the Prince'lauppert tO the atheiatiCal
propogamln, which he said it wall the
duty of English' Alla Continental
A13861114 to provide. The Prince was
greatly annoyed at the' reeeipt 631 1)36
letter and Sent it to I•ord Carnarven,
It belitived C'arnarvoty 'Will move
Granil Lodge for tradlaugh'e 071-
pP 3,11181iho
62-
/ t Oir0111
the :\ Yrs 'OM,.
H Barnes of Ireht
vitree near li1ieter,pulilit:15, exprtsses
;the belief that.' by ioserting Gen.
'Ger/lea's name into the litany he
mut be 'prayed out of his present
dillicultiee, and the Archbishop of
.0entorbery announees his Willitignes
that .vicar Barnes Inay try it. •
O'Leary, Fenian, row resiing it)
Paris, curses the new and Itiwrible
delusions of the ilynaleiters and Ins
Vincibles Ile trusts+ it is bid trpas,
oCo'go, anti warne 1119 friob peo•
plo against supporting tho rlytia-
,tuiters ,11e,sityag.
-• -l1117Cet1
Tk 15-10°Itiut: i;:t.1
4oll)aiti(1 11
e.1 1
be
ruined, :
• Mr, Thompson, At. F„ for Newry,
Who witnessed -OM recent, Orange
and 'Green riot in that town last
week, intends questiening the Goys
'erne:colt on tho subject, and if the
answers of Chief Secretary Tree
yan are not satisfectory to Lord
Arthur nill and the other Orange
• leadere he will force a discussion on
the
'lenity 6, Vomiter.
,14EATIt or 'rus vett islowat WSAT
tit rementer-nater S1(34T111 OP
' 1118 CAREER,
• Ilenry G. Vernier, the weather
prophet, died last week in 111101100el,
,The &dewed gentlerean bad teem
• for some time from rheumatism, and
latterly it became apparent there
W0.9 110 hope of his retoverylie
was born in this eity in 1840, and
begati his besineen eareer in the firm
of Vett ingleim and Workman, after
five yeere git've tnercentile busineee
up and received the appointment of
Assistant 1084- Williem Logan, tak.
Ng part in ail 01 (31)0 surveys for fit..
teen years after his appointment.
In 1870 he was elected a Fellew
the Geolegieal society of totetuu1,
/o IA80 to resigned his position on i•
the Survey, lie 05808 his At orl:14
Doillste Execuron
LOWnsit AND '1:KoliPSeT1' kiANGEtt
kr elorrox.
Joseph 'rho-nips/at 6,334 &Ivo. Lo 0/'1ee
were hanged at Beton, P3-in6c Eff.
werd•Co„ June 10,- fur tho dutsiee
of: Peter Lazier. Both tualataintel
their imtocence to the lnst, Tho
'downed uten were bath pithy bat
walked. firfoly• to the . M41b0.8, wet •
looked Cahn 31111 0011e1:1e lief -Ire Lilo
mites, Were adjusted.. NV,Iliru trot
trap•Thompsett turned- su as toi..:,toft
LoWtlet'o hanil, and 'say
George." 1a1 143 ly, but in ti brolteit
voice, Lo.wder said, ("Clued by:6," .
the -black caps were pulled 0.111 the o .
,heads, trnr legs piniontni mut
rc: le) etis tEr.
ut sot t
113
short prayer, niter condu
'which he said : - "Sheriff,•:l
these men want tO (my
The Sheriff directed thelianginen
remove -the black 'caps. • rillotepset
did 'let .say a woid,'but atouo
liardly
doing they Would. sou do it,' •
.-•they kliew • Las tie y ' •
Movitig a 'mat/ell:4 1,1iw 004..
j C4.! •
a 0 d en. began c ray i • fi
• ed• fey some ;nil te •kk
)„ u
1/418Aldiiii05.41arl..•
.44.'itthe .501reutcluo7vue7e1:73iplt:te"IY., •
tot&ering 89 that- he •v0u:1 1, -ha.
stand. As soon MI 1115 ootistsd, the
hangman swift.), adjusted the
arid took, hitt position -art the 1),:1t,
Al a signal from the sherd he Horn°, at
the hell and' the den •sliot through
into the lower,eorridor, 1'!, 09
ed back and forth,: heir rrin legs
twitched strongly foe lot r ,i 33 )8
after they fedi when the Ihnri211
ceased. They were both.
one grave; but inaeparate :hits S 3)3
the jail yard. Nee,noe of the ei,fec.
tu-nttie men .adniitteil his,guill 'at any
. • LARS or
time. wder left a lettt .
be solenioly u1.§ T
11)7 0171,3731
. .
The General •Asscuthly .01' 'the
• Paesbytarirsio 'Church. „
-,-At regular session in Toronto last;
:week, the Committee., repornmended
that : the..Pr.esbythries be ,iiistrneted'
to hoht 'annual • conferences on the
subject 43,f temperance., yhdy recom-
'mewl that-. the' following beth de'.
liverande 'of. the Assembly•ou ..the
subjeCt '
• • 1. That • we ' regard. the traffic • in
strong -drink Jilts or.the greatest hitt:
dratices.te the progress of the cense.
and. sKivgdom of our' Lord. Jesus
Ch2r.is'it''hat. Ina:ie. the evils Wronglit
by thisscourge of . our race', thi.4 As-
sembly would hail with gladness:the
utter extermination of the traffi•e 137
intoxicating 'liquor as a beverage by
the poWer Qr example, public. Opin-
ion, and the strong elan .of the
$. That we:rejoice at the wonder-
futedVaneeinent of teniperanae and.
prOlobition say timent throughout. the
world, eitd especially hi our own
leo q; and would reconimend -oti elle&
pie by voice, Vote, -and example, and
by all .Peeceful. atiff righteous • means,
to wOrk.,,for the abolition of this great
4, That we .re•assert 'our approval
or the,Ttinciple of -the Canada 'run -
Intranet) Act of 11378, rind recommend
throadoption of snit' Act as the -best
availuble• means ' for .the legal
or°ssion of the traffic. —
5, That the Assemble make titeitbo.
1311 recogeition Dr the 'good work
accomplished by the women of:our
, • s.
ianzt • 7%1nitI19jrs.11), Ibe ir -,011;41.111044W-
1 fin/ id Bid' ettprieify,
press the hope that theieselfodenying
etforta inny be in the future more
• abundantly fruitful. '
The- • report. was, on motion, re-
ceived.
The recommendations wort) coo.
•Sitlered
Trm
he fist retomendution, for the
formation of temperance ,societies,
WAS adopted Without discussiOn,
• The second recernmetulatien, flint
special prousincitee '1)0 given to tem,
patentee, was emended by inserting
"session" instead of "ministers" dui
adepted.
Rev. Dr. vre objected to' tiey 131
stroction beim; given to Presbyteries
to bold annual confeeenees on tem-
perenee. Even .reesbyteries' felled
to attend to the matter of the state
or religion—
The Aforierater-Doe*r.rre more
on atnendmerit ?
• Rev, De, llee-It would be 110 use
to do ati..Year after year the Assere.
bly 'passed instroetions of this kind,
and whenever anyone said anything
• about the proposed actien be was
supposed (9 be opposing temper.
113100.
The remaining recommendations
Were egree(1 19. ,
1109. 1). Fresee, Yount Forest,
moved the adoption of the report As
a whole, and insteuet the Committee i
-to be appoluted to issue the otwomari
to itbo 1'.09.40118 nut later than
(01731303 1,
'• On .ths night of Dee. two
inask,:d men, •eadli with a r.evoiver 37i .
band, knocked 'et th(1. doiir of ' this
regicl.ence,af Crilber.J ones, of Blot:Mo.-
field, and oft 7)118 110131' being Opieled
'rushed in- . Peter Lazier n, eitilieri 2
Whe Was visiting jitot.a.
st the thhe closed with thit'hurght-i•I .
31114 131 the sough: whiell ensued ei.ti
of the burglars fired, it ill i tig Lazier.
The Inuteerers .escaped; but cm
following day Tr.o,upsett,
David Lowder and tcleoria• d.
'Wits Arrested on suspicion. '11'nut• -•
prints and teaek-rie werw • ,
traced from Jotteels house ad qsa the
field direct to •the limes of Theutp%,..
.sett and the'. LoWuers, alai' 'I'llonot, •
sett and George 10ovier's bouts et, •
ted -the' Li auks'.1./utot•timi
up the (111>0 and s'uceved,u41 in ma k13
a- perfect i 1iain of c,realinstuntisl
evidence agaiest 'prispeers,
mais pr(1ve)) 111 David. IA's, •
der's 038031314 he .eas. .tlischttraeo,
r two .were eon viid•eti, tool'
•,,cilideented death,
Statryitig l'cople,
• • 171 it1t1111,E 1117ti41 l',I1i1'10
N0I1'1117%EST 1.01:1s1.,6it,A; '
_...-.- •
A (1)13')) 3d' 1131101• fr 111 Little
rioossas:ersa-iszs-'si-'
z144i0,11s0,0/ 01 11- -4- •
•
ressing te 'of, affairs, ni the 30 3'.
.ishes of northwest Louisiana, to,
suiting. from the recent 0011160971,The:letter seys The Levi:Pile .1 ie. „
tures of distress. exhiting . 111133
seetion aro pitiful hi the . extrema
and . we aro _powerless in relit", •
8n tiering. is not. only among !be .
bls'eks hut itleo among.. a hitt: 10/9.,
plc/. They aro in a state borderin
on starvation, -but too proud (4)
In dui their • situation pithlic,
Itiffitiums May ho
faodly -of, .celtertel.• yoking la, Bea
wl oo constaatt occupetion •j
riling dui outs all -dity ions; it, tbs./ II 4,
sun as th sy gather from teve 171 -
bushes their verdure to feed as/
.ortawesti 11,4 lite/II perk, 'rile kb It
• mien, although desperate .
among the whites, is tildred • appail.,
ing titnoog Ala eolored label> rs,„
The hill eoeetry it) the commur
97111)113 dall bweirt httic);::rtillg'w":1:0111;1111101:at'ele",
110 week to be obtained at. point.;
iNeyaelreekt,1 dultrIttlil•ofilitgeritutrultiiii,414:613,0br: 301111,11
in their ravenous hunger, devourilig
them 'in their raw '1,73 9, is met tf
the terrible aticetacles to' scan,
qtht ate SOO," thOttentfililv said ew
-3)7170 Who WAS 10(114i6334 01 (3)3(4101
" AN be topail e, the
buoket, loake, the rope is rottee, an I
the eothine ia Ilef-otive, but
net) ss1 bele, 1111411 '13 Wu.: ro,