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VOL, Vi,---NrO, 51,
CLINTON0.111T1ON ,COUNTY, ONT., 'WED18DAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1884.
WHOLE NO. 314
or. the Last Three
OF OUR
nEAT CLOSING
PREVIOUS TO
°nth
genie, set up a dead fall early *hi
fall, and since that time 1itu Hue-
ceeded in capturing four Welt bears
which were foolitill imotlitli to tom
agate the mysteriee, of the rude
but t'sartin death bar lrap." Bears
ROM to be more numeroue Neat;
• on than for many years, pant, Thor
Romething wore sportatuan like it
shloici4oltr. gthan in trappiug them
Jewett Heaney, A. leading pier
chant of Areprior, has Wen tou.
witted for trial on, a charge of it.
, tempting todefraud fteveral jostle
isand claiming inourance upon hie
aoittwoek, leonenailiee by Hotting fire to
• his store, after removing hie good -i,
. Hamilton Speetater ;-."ITon
David Mills ;-Now, if Sie John
were an editor, what a bulge he'd
have on me. Just think of this at
the Thad of his --editorialcolumn
Sir jobn Alexander Macdonald, I).
0,L, Q. 0,, K. C. M, ape.
B., IC, C. B., G. 0. B., Etlitor‘in,
Chief Whew Makes toy poor
little•Hon. look lonenOnie."
Walter D. Macfarlane, represent
ling the. Canada Paper Company,
AIM...other Mori treat ..firma,...,elues-and
killed himself Mat week at his mike
in '.No. one heard the
shot, but on his atepson going into
the aPartmeeit• Macfarlane was dia.,-
coVered in his last agonies with a.
b13.110t ItOle it -his bead. Tie sur,
vived fifteen minutes,' but was ii -
sensible. No reason. is •assigned. for
. the suicide, a,•;search • throng!' his
,papi;rs revealing no financial
cultiea, ,while hitt docuestie- elations
were moet•happy..
The assigmeent of the firm of-. D.
-Mtitiff•St• Soirref---Waikertourietiro•
talk, It -wee mot • mieicpeoted. The
,iirrn, have been • ft .;:dillicuitieti for
sonui years. past, owitig to unwise
timber speculation% and When their
large :unities were burned,
nearly. Pyoar ago, :it beettioe only a
question. of time when. they . would
have to. go -under. 'The time °wee
last week Several fecal. mew as
• well as ourfaiders are heavily involi.
ed. „David Moore made. his.. firit
".bighaul" by the Goderich harbor
Contracti'and It was -in this connec.
ion Olt Ron. E Iwizeil"Bialce spoke
of limi as friend Moore." ,
One day week, two men and
a boy ventured. Wit. from Port El.
gin, to lift nets end; had made tWO
trips safely in a yawl, but the third
tittle the boat capsimed, throwing' all
out,' and it is r thought two of them
became,entring,led in the net. as they
Were.never seen to rine again, The
ahird, a :man named Barnett,
'aged to get hold .of the, boat.,:and
'when • reacued was in. a. very .• low
condition. Tire • names of the
-drowned- are :Arvin. Shoeuialier and
Robert'Strong, a boy aged 14 'years.
"Shoemaker, leaves a wife and tlfre
Children, Mrt •• Shoemaker • • an d
several. others statuling'on tho pier
were witnesses of the accident. but
unable.tareildet any assistance. •
• .An outtAak of smallpox hes oc--
. carred in the toWnalap of, Heiiger-
ford; about four Wiles from the vil-
lage of Su:ice. The. difieaso'' was
brought intei • the' locality -a
• Fretichnian named GrinOre,. who
was •attaeked. on his return
6.0111.01e province. of Quebec. No
one' knew ,what.his ailtitent Was, ited
nothing Was done to prevent the in..
fection frOW ,apreacling. bee was
held 'at Grinore's and .the • result was
that -,J. Granger was sinii.ten with
the disease and• died froin The
Sine' ar• fa tni I y , Were 0180 , attacked,
and. -Mrs, .Sinclar and • one of her.
daughter's 'children died. • Twit
deaths oecorreif, in. a „family
named... • Patterson, , in ' the "same
neighborhoed. • • Now that the'worst.
is. -known, the,
inhabitants.' have. et.
tablialied a sanitary cordon about
• the infected ' district, Within
which no one isAllow.ed to penetrate,
.and :from which no.one is allowed to
go out: .
s Bey. J. 0, Martin, rector of Iiii-
laaliandra, Carall •County, Ireland,
and f�- merely grand chaplain or
, the Loyal Orange Ooder, le making
a tour through 0.11)44 end the
United States, He is at present at
I
I
. Ottawa. .
° According to a censue just corns.
plated, the population of Port Ar-
P ide thur is 0,097. Of ttotal 4,484
are melee, ao4 1,813 females. A.
. year ago Port Arthur'n population
waa estimated at ‘2,000. ,
The Postmaster at Regina, N, W.
T, 15as announced that be will keep
the postoillee open on Sunday morn.
lugs from nine to ton o'clock, to "ac.
•commodate the public." •
It is reported today that Mr.
Alonzo Wright, M. P, for Ottawa
,
comity, is to be called 1.0 the Senate
in the place or the late Mr. Skead,
ad taken intr.; the Cabinet as Min,
' later of the ;Interior, vies Sir Dayid
Macpherson to retire.
The total lumber shipmeeta from
so
titetalit.Aiu.liaewilieua,
ranee to ItiVer Platte,
since the opening of
navigation this year, was 38,000,-
'' 090 feet, an mecrei of 17,000,900
feet over laat year. '
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-Al•the•laiii Momeni—the opponents
of the Scott Act, filed a proteat
against Oarletou county petition.
It is eliarged that 275 nanies at-
lached to the petition asking to
have -the .Act submitted were obtain•
ed by misreprementation and fraud,
that 250 of those- who signed the
petition were not Ogden, and that
the nanies eni. the petition do not
-correspond with those on the voters
list.' The petition and olkieetions
are now before the Minister of Jas.:
lick'. • '
• Rey. • Father Fleming. of Tweed,
Ha:stings. 0o., etates that email pox
is in noven fernlike in that village.
The people are terrified, and Many
are leaving the place. . On Sunday
two men died, and the priest and.
the grave•tligger had to bury their
remains, as rie assiatance could be
secured. Even the doctors refuse
to attend the siek. A gentleman -
from Tainwortii says small -pox is
at the Freneli village near that place,
and great fears are -entertained vf
its spreadins.;• _
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Will offer on and after.FRIDAY, the 21st 'NOVEMBER,ur entire stock, at such figures as -Will clear
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$20,0
ORTH OF DRY -G
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In the time mentioned. Out whole Stock will be marked to Cost, but in the les:s desirable lines we Will value them, havinn.
• no regard for cost The RED TICKET on every al thle alongside the original 'price, wili show the reduction. ,
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FROIVI 20 TO 50 CENIS SAVED ON EVERY DOLLAR!
Our Stock is in, first-class order. The much greater proportion of it being
New Goods, bought this season with great care as regards value and
fashions,
••••..
So that we confidently leave our 'case with the public, who are all after
the almighty dollar.
The tremendous reduction on current prices will be sulcil that the blind.
may see
- The third year Of our lease ekpires on March 1st, 1.885. Arrangements
are being made for the transfer.
Remember the time, the place, and your interests,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
40,
EDWIN KEEFER,
lessosi
plwwissmi
Late of Toronto, 'honor CI mall fleet; flOyar College
of Dental Surgeons, .
aoats'a.Blook, - Minton.
All Work Rogisterea. Charges Moderato.
Vtedial,
5Atiittaitett1ttg:
FL.,101/. BAL.i,t , .
A Curfew/mut for MOH Comity. Sales att.
rt tended to in any . part of the County, '
iress orders to GO19181911 P. O. v.v.- •
• ClIASE. IIA.1111ULT(IN,
OCTIONEEtt,nual,,loan and Insurance agent
in reasonable tonne... A list 'of farms and village
lots for sale. Molloy • to loan on real estate, at
low rates of lic,terest. Insurance ofteeted on all
classes of p eity. Xotes anddebts collected.
Cootie appraised, and sold on commission, Bank-
ruptsfeeirs bought and sold.
' vth, Dec. 16,1850
rot RUNS, Office, llattanbury Street, in*.
U mediately behind Itansford's hook store,
nosidenee opposite the Temperance Italt Huron
Street. Office hours from 8 a311. to 0 p, rn,
it. 1881,1-7.
.
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' MANNING & SCOTT,
Elartleters, Solleltora, Conveyaneere do Cont.
misiiiiners tor Ontario and manna's,: •
• tir Offieie-Tows HAW., CLINTON. •
Clinton, May 17th, 1882. 20
. D. A. FORRESTER.,
.0°tWarttlY):tilaraligglythoi.151:,
Office, Beaver Block, Clinton, v22tf
0.0.11.0•Eit 61011TON, flarristere, fled.
perl8n .id Wihgharn. C. Roger, Jr.. Oodetioh.
.1. A. MOt.fih Wtngham 1dy,
ooe, to Pest Office', 06detieh, Ont, 61.
Conveyancing. Orrice -West street, nest
TiAVISOW 301.114t001,1, TA*, Chaneryousd
e
13Io ItaYs, solicitor, .82,Ofilce,conicrot
Iv agnate and West fitteettOvet Butler's fie*
gedetleb, 648,
art MAO 14 lend at IoWest 144'16 ot 16nt‘tost,
p4notioter, Aucfm,y, &motor ra
moo*. 000$ Ad. 011104 OrOr
ibrde,n,g 'Drug Stores thei rows forraiirfy deed.
pied bjo JUdge DOM,
one totem t letetet
VrttrIMUII.
%.1,„ BLAcKALL,
Veterinary Surgeon,
Oradea° of the °dello Veterinary College, To.
!onto, tv1h,r •mened in office In 011810, 1,
prepared to treat all diseases of domestic
animals on the moat modern prin.
Ad operations watery.
. performed., (yr;d calls prompt.
ty attended to by any or
night. Fe* moderato,
()nun, -lot door • West of Item-
necly's Hotel, Clinton, 0144
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Pholeopp. ers •
c()
Pittl
CA„D
LN ON.
Life Elizo l'ortreits a Siecialty,
"r0 THE. PUBL,10..
Goderichliarble
...roe •
11AVZilipainfalf4. mum", notlrerg,
'1 Oenetitl Akan of the ttederich Marble WOW
tot thd County et Hueco).
11,17 VA:kt
i. 'Li 0.., L. No. 710,
'clci.iNvoiNr, '
,c. Iiii44 Meets sacOPn 'MOnnAv of every.
month. Ilan upstairs, opposite
the Tow.n Call. Visiting hrethreo
\.....4 akiays made welcome. •
690
'Iv."' Aput:oxiyaai;:-.---it-`,R4,2TAIF,r,''ils:
Volleg to pod.
MONEY To.:LOAN:
At low rates of interest ami upon terms' to suit
borrowers.
• lig.A.$1011G & SCOTT, ,
• • , lieaver Moak, Clinton
Clintml, May 170, 1802. 20
AIONEY tOlotid 18 largo 61, mme,11 slims, .60
good mortgagee Or peronal, rift*, at
the loNest etirrent tato& BALA, Iturow.St.
Clinton,
'Cl.nton, Fob. 211 1884 1.1i,
jhtte or ttiltt,'
NtW StWilsTO MACOMB PM
SAM,
1V1'tlit WItItAMA fitiktakit SEWINti MA.
LN 011161t, With drdo leaf; halt hoot boon
tisodtfor 11251 65' hdevy 'ivorkt will be Sold toeless
thin 11 mitt,. Apply Or eddreefi
FQB .9ALift.
. •
I N TUE vIlle 1.011AVS, the dwelling
house and More occupied by ine. The Bitola
oho of the most desirable In the Village for hue).
ness. There 10 a good stable, outhouses, and an
excellent soft water cistern on the premises: Tile
lot comprixos 01 an acre. The buildings aro
itrgood repair. WM he sold cheap, as the. pro.
,prietor fa giving 'Up busing:Ise. Tormseasy. • '
' Apply tO
WM. Dt.:11C4Z7
'84taff :4 7 BOn
.
`XiottIff.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
This Hotel is furnished throughotiewith-great
care to meet the wants of' the travelling public.
Commodlotui saniple rooms. The bust of Honors
and cigars Are aiwavs kept at the bar. 'Good
table. Beet situated Hotel In Clinton. OlVe Us
.'A.S. M0011E, Proprietor,
Clinton, June "ttlit 1882. .
PRINOE WALES HOTEL. •
The abov.e beta. i as lately boon !etyma(' bv th'e
undersigned. The premises have boon refitted,
and tho beat pefisible acconnuoti for farmers
and tho onoral travelling pa t• affeeded
Largo sta les 19 connection, i , Supplied
with the best llopors and chows. our patronage
oiicitcd, veterinary surgeon in eonnection.
OLO, TIIHODALD, Proprietor,
WAVERLY HOUSE.
rriff IS ROW, IS NEW and hes alt tho require.
mentim e Iirst.Olast bonen. Loge Rud airy
P0005, elegant parlors, heated with hot air. In
the immediate viondr el the CI. 'T. It,. Depot.
The bar Is well stocked wait the ,choicest brands
Of Ihrtors and sigars,•,-trito travelling eau° may
rest assured if being well cared for at this
hope, '
SAMUEL PIK%
elinteii, May 16, 18.64. 2871 Proprietor,.
4.16.111.1"!0•11.1.111.11"
WOOltilt4
C° ritINTO tmeto, No. -4, A. Ir. k 11
every retriv, en or Iwo tho fan
meas. Visiting bretheen cordially Invited.
YOUNO, W. M. A. VOATIONOTOr 8r0(
,ctiot,ori.Jait.14, 1881. 1040
PRI e tint cent* foe postago
rettitle free,1.66stlybott
lettede *bleb will help Mt,
Ot either fant., to Mete 1261160 right away than
iflythlintelse in Wit Anti& Ntnnes await the
'111111 09)li1t48.
CANA DTA N..
'Ripe ;atrawberriea wore sold ,on
the-. market at St, Catherine's On
Saturday, ,
Mr. C,'Brougli, who for a num-
ber of years has filled the position
of Asimi grail t • MAAS e f
to agency of the Bank of 'Montreal,
has received the appointment of
manager of the agency there, made
vacant by the resignation of Mr.
Yorker a few months ago.
D. J. Wyckoff, farmer, Wood.,
house Gore, has a curiotity on his
farm which is attracting a great
deal of attehtioe. Itis a'colt with
only three legs. The little thing,
although it has but one leg in front;
is as 71100rt 519 cricket,. "t_r?
1)iVOrO0 10 this eountrv is a with,
er expensive luxury, but some peo-
.
ple will pay for it rather, than ed.
for the stings and allows of conjugal
life. There are at present no less
than .six notices Of application for
divorce 51 next session of Parini.
merit n111)14111+14 in the official
„
A Toronto young woman named
Mary Parker collared a man named
James Foley on York street and
demanded her dog, she at the /tame
time alleging that he had stolen it.
Foley retorted by saying hat Mary
had stolen a ring from him, and
while thoy were fighting a policeman
steppedtip and arrested both, lodg.
in them both in,the cobtral Oaths
Tho other evening 1\fra,
Wit° of A druggist, of ChataWortli,
Out., save birth to A child, A strorg
healthy infant, The little one' is
pettedly develop,,d exeept in one.
particular. The right arm is entirely
missing, with the exception that at
the alioulder the knuckles of it hand
Are plainly discernible. The mat -
toe excitee a great deal of attention.
•
'Duncan McCuaig, road tripeetor,
Thornhill, 70 years of age,•was one
of.. many Who objected to Pay, a
sPecial tax'. levied' by Father ',Egan
upon • his eptigregation. Sunday
inornieg,• when AfeCuaig. Lisa his
daughter went to ellurch • to•attend
mass; they found a, slat. nailed across.
the•door of their pew „whichprovent
cid it from being opened. • The slat
was torn Off and father and (laugh.
ter entered their peaf: Father
Egan shortly afterwards entered
the sabetuay and •was about to
commence the servica when he ob-
served the McCiraigs ill their pew'.
He iminediattly walked down. to
the collar draped him out, shoved
him towards the door and threw
hini down the step, breaking his
right thigh. BleCtutig Was reri1OV,-
; Ad to his home, where ho lies in a
Iow condition; .InfOrinatiari wan
laid before :a Justice of the Peace,
charging Father 4an with assault.
-A. summons vvas issued.
Loot Monday afternoon about
4 o'clock a tramp called at,Tra IIum.
roasson't lot 22, coneession 6, West
Zorra, and after getting something
to eat walked to the barn and set:
lire to 6. straw stook, which tom-
municated to the barn, Containing
100 bushels of wheat and 200 of
barley, Rise 30 tons of hay, all of
which were conteinfed, ID) then
proceeded to Alex McDonald's, lot
26, concession 6, and finding that
gentleman washing his buggy, asked,
for a ilight'a lodging, and being re.
fused walked to the other aide of a
barn, reinaricing that lie (McDonald)
would be sorry for it, and touched
to straw ittack, destroy...
ing it with the b:trii and tho whole
son mop, lie then ran afirOfiff
(10 10t 7, doh( 7, and set tire to
Thomas Rutherford's strati, etaele,
destroying two barns, with the
year's trop and four hogs, lie then
went to lot 28, 00b. 8, and was de-
tected setting fire to Walter. Mea,
dow's Wail, stack in time to drown
it out, but not in tidier tO catch the
tramp, who is ati& at large. His
description 10 Ago about 30, light
eomplexion, red mustaebei high
cheek bonen, grey dote, new boots,
with :red tops; wore a 8115511 nap, If
can ht %Vest Zoete I n
AMERICAN.
The headquarters of tbe.Stilvation
Army in Anthrica. have been estalt.
lislied Cleveland, and the "War
Cry," will be isaued. from there in
future. . • . .
The Standard silver dollars were
on Saturday quoted Washington
.as .worth 84 '-ecat& as bullion, Mid
trade dollars as -$5:10, It is believed
at the Treasury there will be a
. further decline in price soon. -
The St.' JosephMo„ court fined
sixty liquor dealers $200 each,' and
denied them license for two years,
for refusing to take out'. Beensos
under the Downing
additional cases .ate pending.
-An aged oolored man at Clinton,
Maas., out bis throat becautle he
:thought /hot the election of, Cleve-
land.. would.result in the restoration
of slavery. The. colored man ,does
'not' seetn to have niade much intel-
lectnal progress "80nne de. web.";
• In Erie. mitenty; N. Y., • Daniel
'Hoek ilia, R Well -to do twiner, hired
a farth hand named Otto. Wiley.
Mrs.'I-Topic inn, It woman Of 46 years
of age; becatne•• infatuated with
Wiley, and on Saturdav-last eloped
with him, leaving her husband and
several children. Wiley its eget] )13
and Mrki. flopkiluels a grandmother.
A Scotchinan named McMinn is
under arrest at Louisville. for a
$100,000', forgery ori the Calcutta
.tea company. ' ilis 'plea will pro.
bably be that he did it for Plum.
Any intelligent jury Will dismiss
the case if it can be ' aubStantiated
that tliis pl"u tiny Scotchnien 00 cOri•
traVened thatraditioes Of his tioun,
trv.ps to db anything for fun, .
Residents of Farritingdale, L. I.
are..extited over the elopement .of
Nfra.'. Elizabeth Baylis, aged 70,
widoW of a farmer, with John Ban,
nar, a youttg pedlar, with' Whose ap:
pearance she bad been striitten. , it
IA said the parties Went to New
York and were. married. „Mrs.
taylis.was• in receipt cif aninconie
of $2,000-a year from her liusband'a
estate, After marriage elm deeded
all her property to Banisar.
BR. IT I S REIGN. '
A committee of ihe French•cham.
bet: of clepoties has approved of the
principle...of increasing. the import
-
duties on corn and flour.
Justin McCarthy,itr,' and Justin
McCarthy, jr., addressedtheNation-
al 'Irish Club at 1.3iimingliani the
other day. Justin 111cUarthy, jr.,
delivered hie ,inatigural address as
President of the Club. Ile said
the Trish members of the ()Ammons
would not rest until they had,a, Par-
liament -on College Green, Dublin,
which he prophesied, they would
have within five eart Justin Mc
Carthy, or., said three of the most
itifluctititil members of tho Cabinet
had declared in favor of the princi,
ple of IIotne Rule in Ireland, and
lle believed the Euglloh Parliament
would itflirm that, principle before
five years had named.
.4 conference Of FAWN)) land ow11.
Ora and farmers was held in Lon.,
don laid. week, Resolutions were
adopted adeelaring that A substan-
tial tedlittiOn of rent was eSsential
to meet the present agrieulturcel dee
pression and enable tenants proper-
ly to 0OltiVato the lanA ; that it was
nocessary to anetiernge enterprise
by giving 001Y, pieta security for mon.
Oy exprinled by tenante on improVev
meets, and by abolishing distress,
and that courts of arbitiation 81.10111d
establiehed in all bounties to
nettle dieputea between landownera
and tenaltta. SeVeral members of
parliament participated in. the coro.
ferenee.
The imperial federation confer.
once reatntiod it' sessien 'kat "Wed-
rieeday in Louden, Dig. A resole.
'Won was tutivted providing for the
formation of, 0 league the ohJect of
ho to SedOte 15ertlutti8n1
itrail:geaWrileitsae
hintlinuieezte
iRtinrggarridJoe
g8liteo4ft
affairs, 30 58 to combine on aihequit.
able beide the resourcee of dm e INN
pire, maintain common interests and
organize for the'defenee of coniumn
rights. The league will pae every
.1111011118 to attain this object, and in
'vites the support of all poli, Mal par-
tie,
8ir John :klacilonald moved
the appointhient of a Renegel con',
mittee. The Motion was supported
by William E. Forster, Lords Bose-
be.ty, Du nraven, Norm a by, Sliaften-
bury, Tennyson, anitMonek; and
adopted.
Sistine's Liquor Law
Maine lute, at length, got a liquor
law, to evade whieh will require the
utmost ingenuity of the wine Rollers
and the wine Whiter% Tilua far, a
loop -bole Of some sort.lias alwaye
been found in the statutes 'framed
oe the'subjeCt. • 'Eike interested class.
es have jumped through them as
ea8
-When the ord i
t'fh a paper
i‘ly as an accomplished circus riderakes a lying leap throug
salcion wag compelled to put Up it,3
shutters, the private (dub °nine, 11)10,
exiatence, and When iiay meta_ for
liquor was' prohibited, the dispenser
of the beverage foufi'd a way of giii;
ins it away, and at the same time
reaping the usuel profittinder the
new law, if the sober Solons Of the
state are nbt very much mistaken,
all these tricks and evasions will
come to naught. Club houses: and,
oilkeLtliettilat,-coxi:trietances-aite,to
be declared nuisances and suppressed
upon eight, :Giving liquor away is
to he remorselessly puitinhed. , A
person found intoxicated either on
the streets or in his own honer., shall
be sent to jail for thirty days; if lie
undertakes to do the thing a second
time, Ito will :be given a vacatiotr
and an opportunity tri reform for a
terfitatkree times its- long.
4o1ored %Silence. • •
Prof. Johnson -Isa colored gent.,
who edits the. British Lion newspa-
per in .Iramilton, Out. Ile also
a 'noted lectuier. ' His subject be-
fore a NOW York audience the oth--
er eveUing. was, write Eliding Place
of the Wjt-1(.0'• _ '
"What is the Wind 1, Will any
gentleman in the tindi:eit'oe .aniWor
me that'? .Now, I hold that the
wind' ie a material. • U'llere is' the
north with] and the • east wind and,
had add dangerous.. I could brini
you any 'amount of facts to dhow
that the wind 18 dAngerous. It
blew down a oteep)e:: in England,
and it pulled the feather all out. of
some birds on t west ,that Were fly
ing' to Dee ver. 'Near Vichy, 111
France, it knocked a matt down and
senselesS, fired, %Inn) ha dataeito he
thought he.had.''Itatl a -fit' or some:
thbig. That , man 'watt ''nfista ken'.
Iewas the wind that la him, -
"Now;": said the professor,. shak-.
ing' his head depreeatingly, "will
.any: one tell me that the wind is not
dangerous 1" He...looked' around.
triumphantly, and the.audience hues
its :headin guilt,
"Withinsix, months," lie contin,
ued, "you will have the moat terrible
wind, here in NeW.. Yorkknown in
fifteen' years. Itwill blow 150
tow AM
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"f was takes. sick 0 y.sat sygo
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CIJAPXES 114
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01°$11e7ert tiottle4 or solo lintOt*0111.94 il110
awl I knew of the
"Lives of el,..,,,lit personS" .
In 111,' neigheriamil that llama Iwo/
sr"A,71111,litnn
byYuuyl,' 510/
141,1tte"tSelti using thefts 14114
great benefit.
"They almost
no ini 1 ael es 1" --Ares. R. D.
• lIOW To 00.-r,:itex.--Espese youxsalt
day and night ; eAt too ItttWit WO itutt1 es:
eereise; work too hard without retit 1 awl to
all the time; lake all the vile ttoattallt4,
advertised, and dam you will want to
know 11, w to get well, whieli is ansWie1e4
lo three wurds --Talte• llop 'titters 1 .
"the rife* poisomms atoll with "liopft we
.gillivirle4:40%1N11,.e'iniollsctotigtei'ilit.01.1,:c:::%:•:tesi.seic,t1...ht:11114.6:;;:l.litt11114.8871? i
bitiustriat Eflucatfuli.
o 1t1p
t.
to execute LIT bidding of lila mind,
observe, and train haml, even
with only a moderatetlegree of skill,.
,.•
We shall have conferred it great Won,
1101 80 nirticli for'who.ho tiatc•factlittl.
att for having put him in
61 ret4IrcIFturechirorlitifflititriatir.FliT
shall have loft Heb00i.' lfa.boy
10 pUrS00 even a prefoseimial carom.,
objeut li;itsona inipres•eed upon his'
:mind in tend or .yearm will always
iitand bun ili;good ,stead ; whether
he is to, be a lawyer, phytdchip,.
teaelter, or olergyman,the tiMe spent
in obtaining a. knowledge of drawing
and .of the elements of physics, will
not have been spent, ip vale, and of
sitili 1...freat;Prlis pripara..
.tiun to to 1hu if lie is to bo a faetit.
or, an enginpor, an artisan, 01' tly
S011or. dieleed„ it i8 Obt ton n 11.11
to- itssert,I. that . there :let; !I ,t tivi 0441
a titan may, .be engalleil in, after 11 io
ham entered upon .the struggle .(11'
life, in which a knowItsie of, drawing
Cannot at Rome time or otherlatt
trenielY useful to .hinb Soil: is, and
c.ertaittly to a•greater degt .in re.
garci..te the 'ability ..to haid 14* 11
more: simple • Mecliaita:al . tools.
have known Men Who were grad pa ..
Of colliiges and' of seienthic schooln,
. who did not cliti not keit).* how
the moneoon. $mae.winds are very drive a `nail iitto..a boartt.ferice. The
.. • .
•great inajoritY of ..efie .bey's of our
liUbll 8n110.018, will., in. all probot,11,,
fy,.110 mechanics or fitrinerd. ;...aOrnit
will have to (to with ritilroad .
street ion or niatnigettiPn . 'Wit It
steaniboatspr-telegraplet, and . A11; as
already wated, will haie beim ad.
vanced..by havieg • learned at dehool
the use :of hammer and eta W, squetto
and. plane. We are tolti by - the
press, ' and' is 81'8 it. from aettral
observation, .thht the old appreittio.S;
systetti in. onr. work:34'61)a and :fee.
tories. is rapiolly.i)AKetint A yvAy,
u nlesS we make Smile aeli prOv i.1011
for the toA01iink:Of the riffiti&gettera. •
:pH:font', asse!johnelre di ?fit; tlet' ,
11101) 10 11 o
matters. at no distant day:,
schools and sthnols ott:eiultkimutHtrloyig'l
,
are 1 Ong establialied , at: vai•loes
potnts. North and \Vogt,. hut for
'.' .
miles an hoer, arid: will Continue, tof it seems -to. me, the • only effeetual
inereatto for eighteen 1iouraand:.
way of proificlincc :for ourfuturti-
twenty-two seboods. ain . Hoh;,Y, :I 0
do tlOr 900 oily inarinera preseo 4- AO
.they couhl hear ebout this and..leok
-Out for their ships. a -month
and a half after that you 'Will have
anOther tetrible Wind hart,. • It:will
blow down steeples as .01ings.
I wish Ico1dteh1 y.ou inaf it ;will
ctl:o towi...tli.e„ people, bu.t•I can't it i8
"„Now, there bee Very distinguish..
.edelcienti fie man 'dOwn .1.tie.h. •
'Mime who.: bOlds thet the earth
four cernered. . am. inclined ,..10
think he is right. Rut who controls
the wind 1 In; the first place it is
it
•tieDeity., .and in. the
is four gentlenetv-
lio sit
fourcorners of the eart
., The
New l'etantells . about
tioo.snet
"Dui to come baele to the .60
ject .of my . leettlre. Where i the
hiding -place. Of , the wind 1, Where
-does' i t•'• five -when •AE iii-ab-lionia-a
orit•at work • I will tell you,. be-
cause you all want to -know.- The
hiding -place or the ' wind fain the
ocean. The wind 4.-it,.'et nieletule:
Now, that is a verycientific word.
It is not Latin Rini it will not work
very well in liebrow. I guess it is
about all you -can handle. Now, I
have kept my word and told • you
Where the hidiog.place of the wind
is.
The professor, in additien to his
Scientific lectures, edittwO papers
-the Ameriean Eagle and the Brit,
is!) Lion. The Eagle screams in
New York, foul the- Lion 'roars in.
Hamilton, Ont.
A Deud fadie-itettia Y.
vat you tink I„
!safe gif ourselfs dtalt Amy dis ttiosn.
10' 1"
Isaacs- 'grew 'von doll"
• Mcnies-"Vy., •dere vas it inane
coome by der ehtore in, until kitews
dot mans, 1 flayS mit. mineself-tiot
(he vos *lot onshoranto agint, 0501 von
Iriakto (In endii ill %Ott t dem slitock
Vol we got, t 11144 him dot ve
eliust tooled dot Maisel( nod it vos
now .itex.tousand toilers. -Yen ve
°my got, enshortal or tree 10518.
9)141 1"
istiaca,...."Yah--.de sir tr etc
'boot Iousanti 1"
i‘loses-t"Bot,taniniit, who you
tifili dot Ytiller-iitihr
bane9-41)er agint 1"
Ifolais.-"Agint, like futlel Ho
1108 do tax *totter 1»
And that evening tlirt titre nt
liftiam Arid ttaltek magi* Vattoltio
to begin' at the beginning, and lay
a good foundation ; in other word,
to introduCe thea)-) 'elemeets of an
industrial education into elm curri,
noleoiiy, Alagpr (;1' Cloarl!,:$-
*e¶onil o.cfccaf r 0.010410n selmolk. Lfiti
IV, 4. Cets.
:
Mr. l'ilacr .au A the 11110
ICwas nearthe cosy little hamlet
of Beniniller.„.4 rap is what brought
Herr Hanli. Yier to his front doer,
where' the following conversation •
took •place : •
0001 in mmiug, • Sit% I've got •a
Very nice 'map of 'Kentucky hertiand
I believe you lived in that State �ito
tiune, .1,'d like you to look at."
tIni•.house
pitch:Mow .to yeti." .. • ' •
tinkfi yeti .outitide pettet schttty;.
-yotrgonii4ire- '
"Well noW yOu now rose on this
:ado is 5-11)111) of KP 111 u.k y, will b oo
this sidO (turoilo: it aroma' CO Iiitti)
is.a map of the (54111,0(1 Staten."
1(0015,1Am:3,dpuy.ind no ,sich 'Map
like dose." ,'-• '
,71v1,1y 1 .'.,SV.leat's your oljection
to
"VII), it doted vas gorrect.". .
"And why isn't it correet 1",
"Dosed 'yen got 801510 no 'Meis)1l
Don't) you know dot Oentuoty vas
in de United Soldafes rind not on
der vdder mide, fon it Youla
abel-
lnnt,a map pedlar 1 1 oxpose yon:
tink of 1 Neve in lirintille mid veto
do Schott Ala for I eloon't) got iio,
Prai"011411417irbl,;(11).'101 1a1you-- have wreng
idea of the. map. It martins the
Wilted Statee on this side, you see.,
with Kentucky in thent.".
eVell den ; how Clentuelry hint
got on de odder Aititi 1' 4'iot MOM
;a, ir:n:1131•11111:1:0i 'ifrii)ntl."3,:i:t:e, PIN Ni !:;r!
tion'il dose map vaiit. 1 got voA
battle:fen Pull
den got the safe oh Yashitigtoil
donta -eiti'd dot tie n;m
ow ein NI.
Vas too pig, No-ftir-eer 1/Wild
110 dia.. infip cioili., *hero
8eMALI! 111111 der i4011111141
Trott Italie closed the tle, -
and wont, briek into the house, ti
11181) til Let 1.114e$S a falai 01 •
further,
NATIO. Pia* aro inisurposse.',
mild,- vet thrrtrigb, env