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Whehs theatiar.
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Brokers'. otic, -Cox s.too,
New Cloodo-lieetsley & Co.
Lot for nalq-Mro. S. Coate,
a/Enclose-J. C. Ayr° & Co.
Aurora weteliee-it. W. Onto.
Tne big 61110:-J. C. Dat Lor & Co.
• Grand successe-Ws la Ottireette.
Stanley voters' list -Geo. Stewart.
Everybody fetle better -1W & Oda
Old Sas Peeer-,C. O. Rance & (.30.
latertetteehs epecteatetan4baleania-Gea
(Minton aim
IIRIDAY JULY 10, 1888,
-• - • . • se-a-naa-... a a:a-a as
cootie's; to alowtto04 $uoraulre' . Rule ou es wide mid free a, ham aa the
eaninmeeting on the dififeiiiriUteanniet-a 'Cliadlitihaatbitt", the Parnellites would
support him throughout • in all tho other
ed with the•reviaion of the Dominion
ineesurea he. might -introduce , -
Franchise Act, the Hamilton Time says ;
s
Lookinl at 'the qiiestion front a °enaction
"The Dominion Frinchiee A.ct cannot
he allowed to stand. The people cannot staudpoiot i)f view, it wenld hardly appear
work, Ilavingteduced the voters/ tO the extent that the Parneilitee ar de-
to AEI etIons na now. The returnis of the Enna%
Jangles .
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elections have beenvetelled for with ate
ulent-innan flgiAnd• Are oeta °near tnueb •interest se the return e of our own
teen ever created so eomplete.a breac be -
be platted, Beene idea witrite formedaor at
and as the eeoeesseal . eanolaatee can now general electiou$, and no ,Canadian. reao
wean Orangemen anti Cathelles as Mr.
least sarmiaedt, of what the andIP°10 WIIL j Gladettione's late Home Rule bill did.
be. At once it is pearla Bien that Oltilitany Catholics 'ivillampport Mr. Blake '
Eton° will not be ol4e) 2nthi ParlimPento LitlatnO:-
actual. cash velue of tile bald properties or
any of them at the -time of loos," &e. It can
be seenby the foregoing denim Meath° Mos
Xillota Ineurenee Coutgemy pay hi all calms
"the fullat000nt on buildings inturid, antl on
contents the Name if amount exeeeda the
alsriettlet iiieneed by one third, erethat it 10
tent() evident that oar company do what in
Itifit to t O Pertiea hewed, and at 0 cheaper
rate than the compauies repreeented by the
irehlating the r6ports above .referred.
igese:ticltirs,741,re, W. J.
oSnex0x,
' ecretary atoltillop Company.
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to OM hie Hoine Rale bills bob wh°3 angemen, with borne Liberal Protestants
other shape the next torn of the parlia. who are not Orangemen, may be found
mentary kaleidoscope will take, It is 1st. g
c min over to the other side. How
ter y impossible to telrls, ,nattv hInge"ithar.
- Belt it•is impossible tst eay, but the intense,
be eatel, no Matter Whoa:may {hold the relent diate effect of 0 ' ' ' •
wall be grunted. to I 1 d d tl • Vietary la spite of the "gerrymander"
1
. whom.t err complaints have been irect-
, , two weeke ago, -
.11fiLID 11111 VOU'r„ - The Stephen and Usborne Branch Agrietiltu-
etr anticipations le tO
I of government, seine aiod of betoe role make the Liberate everywhere hopeful of
1. re an an iere le
soareely any doubt but what 'Salialeery a'nf °tr.° revisInPlaarristerA," ArAst
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woold be williog to grata to Ireland, Hoine ed or months past,"
To
famer Irene steer show t over $1 000 000 of the "queer"
) Ali George o eon, a. . , ,
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Cottatn, was crotenng the weak at EsoseX hestieenscirculated.
I
°entre, he watt struck by engine No. 359 •
end iostautly killed. Om, horse tvas so in- • CROP NOTES. •
"Wed that it had to be Aloe,. He leaves a i
wife and rieversi children. North earolitia fariners,have 'mit all their
skipped (rote taann'tanoisco to China,tehere I: A. severe drought prevaila throughout
the nativeg are turniug th,..ir atteotien to • many sections of New Enigma.
the -dairy business..
• Hugh U. lirook, alias W. 11. Le5noie
Maxwell, convicted of murdering Charlee
relle-riiMCSO-tif Wein- 0 e
Al t fd • • have r nay been crepe by fl000ds.
• • r
Lore hanged
oengt!oced, Tuesday Warning to
h" been definitely sewed that the I terribly..he0fouirizfrtoultsoivi hritoauti:cro; eat be the lc
new Parliamentasy Buddinss Toronto. The
ever harvested he tbe State. The ,
'hall be constructed in the Queen's Park. total yield ie ?etenetee, et. over 70,90,000,
The old haildings, beings sheatea itv apart veleta, toovwg nearly 00,00,000 eteteede
of the city where property ia held for high
- for exntirts
prices, will no doubt bring a good figuxe.
be short the year, owing to the ,dry
14:eatrwe'eeelkw.hagem:v4ionielatritNtlemetohejee'ecekviB7tnh' °obeli°, weather, feet there will be little or ,
no hay, excepting in extremely love plums.
exhitition, the enraged men aeized the Ise -Portage la P,rairie Review.
ifintehild f One of the party and threw
it to the hungry beam, which devolved it I The wheat barvest has fairly commenced
inunediately. • in Essex and Kent, and in the vicinity Of
young woman j,f Ashton, Dee hie a London several fields of wheat have beeo
farm which she ileitis all alone., She lute reaped. This is said to be the eartiest that
three horseta and last year she raised1,206 wheat hes ever been Cut in Oaterio.
Fargn, D. T,, July 13. -On Sunday af-
bushels of.grain, stud now has 75 acres.,of
hvheat, fifteen of corn, and. ie breaking up terneon an immense cloud of grasshoppere
more land. She averages about one offer aettled on a wheat field in the vicinity of
self nterriage a month. Sattvnebryor enhi eNr ta rt u eh eer
rl clearedPacifi 13offit'aeiviweretry, vaelladti gi
An angry Texas steer ran through the
of wheat. Severel other fields were paten
Streets of St. Louis the other evening,
ally awept isway. •
Prof. Dodge, tae.statietieiatt
Agricultural Department, says concerning •
the various estimates made from hie last
report en the wheat crops, that the loss
alrearly-reportettexteans 6;000000 bushels --
in spring wheat and 5,000,000 to whiter, .
Or a total lossof 11,00000 in wheat during
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11,..niiniAoroltda !tOirrtYr,
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w h re e be
Twenty-seven pupils wrote at the eetrauee
examination in Exeter last week.
Yearns tacett, Hurep Read, near Seaforth,
olebre,ted his golden wedding on Jnly let,
Rev. Father Kelly clearsd over $190 a his
picnic in the French settlement, Hay township,
afford. the time or the •ist (limy- to mite it that Irelenil was prepared , for Home Role
and one perplexing- technicalities must be mantling, as they have not been etlficlated,
&Sion to its present level, the thousand
dispensed With, and simplicity secured by or trained to the principlee of self-geVern.
a provision that every Bridals subjectover ment to any extended 'degree, and the 'fear
21 years of age, who has resided a certain . . . , • ,
is that they would be lthe a person who
time in the constittteneyoeliell be, entitled
to registratien-en•-toritepl,liet.• -The tO lorge estate, who imatiot had
principle of one marelbue vOte" is 13-e-ia` aatifir ibaii0311-1efird- " 11
m ore etn on. ea esarove ear „epponeotfs cor-
d .th thermal t th
ei to put an dud to. the faggot system'', rup and havinglaleally nieliilic-Of the -
There is no question owhatever in our
mind that the next change in the exten-
sion of the franchise will be in the shape
of manhood suffrage. The work connect-
ed with thAeneral revisiou of the' Pro,.
vincial votere' list, emelt du:Medi-it ollen
is, is quite sufficient, but the experien. and
work required for fina.1 revision of -tho
Dominion lists is much greatee, Liberal
. papers spee..k of the Dominion 'Franchise
beingartholi sired- °Larhen-4-110--Liberal
get into ,powee." It shotild be abolished
whether theyosetainto powea• or not. It
most assuredly will. be in the former
event. There are. altogether too many
uneertaiuties about it; too. many compli-
cations, and it requires Coq great attention
to make it eithconh.- nopelar Or •tteceptahle
measure.
ral Society willhold their annti4 fair on Oath -
Tho friends of the Mowat Government ber 4th awl 5th.
should keep in mind the following sug- Hugh 4irvin, of the Nile, sold 48 head of
„ , cattle to Mestra. W. and S. Mellon, Goderich,
gestions, from the Globe:- .
. teethe handsome sum of 43,195, .
In all constituencies (if Oiltario, outside James Begets, who bus taught -the ITiiiiin
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the cities where the work bus already been School, Goderich township, since 1882, has been
rfeengaged for the'ensuing year..
done, the provincial voters' lists roe now
in course of .preparation. It ia doubtful Miss Caroline Cannaof con. a, lishorne, watt
if Reformers ere sufficiently alive to the picking cherries, when a limb gave way, precept -
fact or sufficiently aware ef the desperate tating her to the ground, dislocating both bones,
of the left elbow and otherwise injuring her, a
still hunt in which their Opponents are en-
gaged, • Having failed to boy up the elec- t;T("in Foster, of 1,Yinghara, has been Awarded
tore with Shields & CO's ?AnneY; basing 31, eSeteanntireeey,ticgaiblider tgfillb,elitetZe4nirtitue
failed by the use of cootraptor's funds in vvak being $515. Hehas lust completed a et500
county bridge two mimes filth of Clieton.
ii.tiaerset ouenventioin •
proceeds' Of good income -in •fect,we fear,
they would soon come to grief; Neyerthe-
lose, some solo'iliie for hone rule should -be
formulated,. not only for Ireland, but for
Englaud, Seotland ear Walee,and it•should
be .something•aftei thenstelo of itionicipal
itistite tient' ott this (4 the AA' an tic.
BY this means thu. peuple w imt mil y
be trained to manage their Own •local af-
fairs,' ,bu t -they would more thoroughly Yon-
_ ,
This conyention, hold in Montreal. on
June 30th, eau hardly be alainTed VIVO -
fulfilled the expectations thtertained 'by
its projectors or. the It was at
best tent' a P"thd buceossA• The ' .atten" than 'they now enjOy. .
, The Sollowing•aa tbe result of the'elec-
Bunting -Wilkinson conspiracy topurchase
the Went of the Government, they are
now trying what they can do with
tho • :voters' lists. They - -area.. well
•supplied with inormy and fully equipped
witlCpaid workers, and tbejr, programme
was laid ont at a meeting held in Toronto
last week. In every constkuency held by
the Liberals by narrow majorities, a su-
premo effort will be made to'cliange the
situation.. The manner in which it was
sought to stuff the Dominion lists exposed
ins so many initances, may be taken as a
aerates -sal the ueens cf legislation to the va- sample of the clangerpos doctoring which
• ried-Zhanges that iffe-e'disiffiTartating will be attedela upeirthelato vinmalTists.
place in petition.' affairs,
If no fusion •take place with the Cori-
iervativea and Unionists, orParnefirs,
Borne Rule will remain quiet foe some
Wile, till a 'sufficiently reasonable. Vezina
°tepees to' hold another election aind then.
tho electors will be better ptepared to give
a teasoisabie decision npon the subject.
• It is to be hapern that 'Erelane will not
expect tee Much.? 'or better restate from
Home Rule than it is •poeifilliOterge•t, for
if they -do, they Will be greatly diaeppoint-
ed, as but conipieretively little. better goy-
erament ems be maniptilated fag them
dance was neither so unm.erous or repree
sentative as was anticipated • The,Man
jority of the delegates were mainly.. kom
Q, iebec and eastern poiets. They seetned
ta have eotnewhat Imlay ideas as tar . what
. • .,-
• . collatitutee a policy for politinal party.:
The tnat ter oftbeIndependence.of Cane.. 64s....
tion, apa the strength cif eacitaectiona-
doniervatives 323, Liberal' Unionists -73,
Gladatoniens' 188, Parnellites Sd. The
aotes paned' up AO the present time are :
Unionists, 1,399,623 ; G1aIstonian,1320.
Reformers must fall' to work. at onee
'these schemes are to be defeated. Care
must be taken that the name of every
qualified citizen Iriendlynto the atefetin
cause is enrolled, and that the name of
every onqualified Conservative franchise
seeker is kept off or skink off. It is es-
peeially necessary to remember that under
. the. new Provincial. Act every. men must
vote •wItete he lives, and -to guard against'
the .stuffing ot the lists by the name § of
non-residents and miners. , In the close
countiee particularly, not a vote must be
overlooked if the Liberal bold MisthoPfba
vitice to be retaiuecl, and not -n -day must
be..lost in gettiog to work. Already our
opponents are active in every polling di-
vision. All necessary blank forms for ap-
peals and applications, may be had by ap-
plying -to the Secretary of the Ptovinoial
Reform Aesociatien,Reform Club,Teronto'
- Tuesday night's storm ends/tinted/46W
• to claps and property in Pennsylvanie.
and Ohio.
Reports from various fanning. districts
of Ne* England say the crops are euffering
Seven Turk* with a pack of trained ' Farmers report that the hay prop will
1ViraNals-Olgrkee latesclerk of -ITsborne and was kille
fornia, having purehased 69,0 mires of partially at•hitil, Eto *as hit se often tbat his hide
has. .1.9,85erl wscore of persons,
made hie home ia Sacrameuto onlY iftei 260-yinifor hitt f hada
looked like a „sieve, and it was suggested
iniproved land for 828,000. Mr. Clatke appears
delighted with the West. ' that the carcass be sent to ajunk snop.
-anfoteotIsdnalL4.(111.4 atI"lberadelern,beEPrristiltfer7dot . John Barker, of Oftumia, and Eia
Exeter, it teacher in one of the. puplio schools Jones, of Glenwood, Iowa, floated down
near I•reenawa, Manitoba, was instantly killed- etheaDese-Moinesaftiveratio-assinall,,flatboata
by lissatmeg on the evening of Jely .until they reached Ineosanqua, and they
bark to Brennan's tannery! wingbam, met with married therm• and then they case loose
0
4, 'as au issue to -14e .pItteed 'before the ..• . - .. •''' '
people, wits'ilismissed. to sone extent, but ..-. .43/oli...tetalLIT1CAL..olortoriei....-: ;
. the feelitig among, the tlelega.t6saieemed: ••• ii14-4caontos-Netva.soneeana a while-ihas.
,
to be that it was too iminatnre it. question a fit Of candor,and then • it "speaks tight:
* to laripg into ptentinepce, e;specially as out in meal& " vvithont' regardstio politia
. the Rouges of Quebec ware opPosed to it cal allies... The followingovhile Oa some
A motion iu favor of Independence Was extent simplY an eaPtession of. its ewe
, . made bat withdrawn without beteg put -fa opinion, 'May contain :considerable '• truth.
the test of a vote. ' After 'a files tleys' se-" as to tlie chencewpf-the N.P. pirty inthe
stion the convention agreed upon g' plat•. coining strugglea-- a . a •
form that reada, very well on.paper tilt it. , If there was no other reason for taking
seems to us t� be altogether:too cumbrous.
nnd in some respects impracticable a 'the ,
\
present time. 'We do riot prehoseto • dis-
cuss the resolutions adopted, in.soiii Of
'Which wo have ver little faith. -There
•were, however, some. 'which •Oughla to be
attrinng the watcharods of the . Reform:
party at the next Doininion 'electians,
among these f are a-Disquelification ..for
seats in Parliatuent'of all -men keeking. or
, as , .
receiving .pectiniery adeantages thratt
---governmenta-Provincial-control . of
Vranchise, public truidn' for•actual. 'tatters
. a .
ohly, abolitien of superannuation, ale° of
easisted emigration from. ether countries
to ours, an honest Civil Service indepens
dent of political Parties or .favoris,,.hribeits
in any form to be a :penanoffence, reform.
. of the Senate, 'abolition of the .ten• on,
eoal, flour and raw Materials. The .eon-
- volition. finally:appoutte eaeonama a
•
arrange :for :the fortnation of a Dominion
. A.ssociation. of. Young Liberals. - By the
eesSion, the government h-epo that by put-
. titne this i's dote and - they. ,fitirly get •into Ling off the 'election. the feeling against
hareess, the time will be passed for doing tbenrmay subside.. • 'Jho 'chances aroat
any eife.etive. work towardsinfitteneing least as great that further,revelatiens tttay
the people in favor ofllefornst at thenlec- Intel-15lb' it''''.. ' • • ' ' . .
it for geanted that the 'Dominion elections
will not ta.ke place _until next.the ;Mather••did they eedeavor to get me, to
policy of Sii.Johia, While the Grits are
,
ceseary. The friends of' the accused did ask
informatione so as tolnalre it ono
nal •Tortes" - ' .a, e il t ' •
e . nenees of the tn Domintotapo-
efeeensmon assault, nor did I ittend to do so,
lities'inakes it evident that delay is the until I found that the evidepoo made it ne.
actively keeping•up the struggle, bringing nnifi eof, to.apPear against tbe prisoner, bunt
yea edsed to comply with their inquest. 'As. re -
out candidates antlsendiugtheir,best meta '
on stumping tours through. the 'country, being paidto induce
the TOries•are lying ou their oars. " The fni: tact ra.311°1 of Teen°
ruzerrymend the charge, I will iest
contrast is Calculated to 'strengthen tho say tfiee ts felsid, - 'There Was no offer
bapressionsthatathe day . of Sir Jahn'a Made directl
, . . y or indirectly, -nor was there
. e gate, any conspiracy in the Matter' whatever and'I
power is drawing te a close. Evid.
the Dominion cabinet has cntisideredsthe defy 'any person to ref, • - '''
p Q, es say trothitilly,
auepices' unfayerable fora speedy ele •
often. era was allYk
that there • • D. C. CARD.
By all eppearrieces the Tories will find it •
- pasecessylerbly-liardniasto . NV ft A , r ' ' •
s -hard or -per -ha .. • la. .s.a.
Afarreer, while !Auntie a load of henilock tied up. John fetched . parson who
the hawser and floated away again • on
ground, Which scared thd horses, causing him to •
a vainful ficeident. The neckyoke fell to the
their bridal Lour.
fall off under the waeoti' His ankles were both
sprained, besides being Cut aboitt the legs gen- Mrs. Metzler,. of ;Perham, feeling ill the
, \ . . other morning, -told the children to make
eralfillYis.s. E. E.; I ingsly, -of Winghana leftaia Thata:: the Ttlfahen Tire:- Aftellat littlartinitaanots
day morniue for %are, to. join the R. H. Baird- hearing them, she went to the kitch:m. The
Comedy Co. During- the visit of this popular children were not there, and with an Un
compaty to Winghant, last spring, -1V.Er. leak .
'yawning fear. that something see' had.
heard of her, and recognizing her musical talent
resolved to.secureher as his organist. In Miss' happened to them she ran eat into the yata.
E's leaving. the toWil loses one eflts beat must-, screanang and fell dead; .The children
ciane, and.St Paul's Church choir, its leading had gone to milk the cow, • - ' • .
soprituo, • % .
•• - • • " A woman rispectably dressed' was arrest-
ed ift Cobourg, on 14enday, As a vagrAnt.
. On the 1st of •July some •young scamps went.•
to,-Pickard's.busIonear Beeteratual while there
got playingawittefire crackers and casting. them -Upon being searched at thepelica office it
around in.the heel'. The brush ignited, and was found that her. wealth amounted sae
;everything •being dry and df ma milaumnithle.._over onehaeared dollarsinscaeh. : She was
. nature, theteeetts seen quite a conflagration.- hrought brought befope IVIagistrete Du inble
Some youegmen who were in the woods worked - la fl'hat her r .and, iustructed her to.
heist and extinguished it, thus preventing, 'what w n - °, . • .
migbt have been a.serious fire,. " ' • ,
OUR LETTER BOX
THA'I' ASSAULT CASE,
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q'o.11ts &Mop of the Glisten Nets Era.
De4tioSine.,•-In the 'iseue of the New$ Ile -
cord of ,7th July, f aoticed a -letter signed
‘e:An'Old. Brussels Sprout." He seems to bd
dissatisfied with the way in which a ease was
dikiedatrelf; -that was brought- before the
Mayor, oherging an 91d man with.committing
very serious offence, reply to what he
has said *regarding inyielf, T. wish to say.,
when I laid information beforethe Mayor, I
'did so. with the determinationof bringiegAlie
guilty paean to. justice, and I have dime All
in my power 'to do so. NOW, 'sire this Is net
th'e tittle or place. for me to state the particu-
lars ,ist the case, but I Can assure the writer
of, saidletter, and people of Clinton, that
the. friend's'. of the accused did not. get rati,
Op July Brd there occurred en the north
edge of the Brandon }Dile one of the
worst hail storms that has ever visited
Manitoba. It took a con rse about at mile
wide, and devastated everything before
it. Mr. Davis lost 80 acres of crop ; Mr:
100- atree-sallo.-Elarris---allairis--- •
crop; Mr. Johnson, 25eacres ; Rod, .
dick, 50 acres; and .111r, 'Jones, CO acres.
The ,Gavernor of 'Algeria has discovered
a nea. for standing armies in time of peace. ,
The 'greater part of the grain cropahe re-
ports, has just:been saved byturning the
military loese oe the locu'sta arid crickets.
No leas than 276 /table metres of loguste'
eggs and 9,50 cubic Metres of aiekets were
destroyed. • The foresd labor employed for.
this purpose, adds tho report, represonta
a day's wink of 1,700;000 eatives; a saa
cotnotentary on the ion of the desert's efts
leave town ov he weed have her sent pacity for work. •
gaol; : • • a • , While in Canada our orsAing ePops aro ,
• Divers et week bit the smitten Oregonge- being parched. through lack'. of- rain, the
pea thetets wreck itafest going tc
from the Mon of the currents and swell
Pie9es • farmeranf Georgia end of the•eurrounaing
iii�f theciro in tho hania.a.Theairon. have • s'utfered --severely front the • terrilioa
-0 States according to the Macon Telegraph, .
rains Which have fallen almost daily fair
three weeks or more. In, many sections..
the wateinielen and ea.ntaloupe erops,from
'which -ad ranch 'his .been expected, have
been well nigh milled. Cotton, under the
atilluetsee of the eideseive inpiaure, has ran.
largely to;weed. and is in poor condition to ..•
• withstand :the July nun, , Fields •that .• •
•shourcrnow.be•elean and Well cultiVAted are .
full of. g,ress, and; resemble to miny pas. •
tures.. And the fertilizers, it is, •feared,:
appeaaaisces it seems allot she mostAlane hav.o beeo,ewept AWAY-.
slipped 'while in the tree, end in fulling her • Kankakee, Ill., July 1271 -Ruin and
desolation -mark the course of. Friday
air ht's storm, through the seetien• Of the
...;otoitry ten milensouth wept of here. Hail
was the principal agent of:the destruction.
' 'As Mr& lffeKirdy, accoMpanietlaby.her son
Allan, who rteldes on the•Oth con,. of Turnberry,
wereeeturning from Chlniquy's lecture
vale on :Monday night of last•week,,A 'lied 'of,
theliarness on the horse gave way, .wloch start,
ed the animarte kick and finally to rua..away.
The occupants of the rig were throvin out into -.masts are still firm in their places, . and •
the swamp en the Side of the...road, and 'Mrs. • • assisi the divers in- their descent. .They
expectsco-ablinhue the work all au:flamer:
MeKirdy hadher thigh broken. two rt. re--.
tured, besides sonic seyeee cues ()tithe face.. • Excepting a few bales el carpeting, cotton
: Last Thursday, :Allan Speir,
'Of Morris, ara aloth and lodiaaebber, the geode recovered
rieedhome from Dickenson County, Kamm, are of little • • •
yherehe had been for the three meths.' previ- „ . •
one. He toolefeetentire hems withhire and. ' •Matta Thomas, aof Avondale, Del
•disposedof three liftlreln.'• Speir is greedy, went, ant on, Ttiesday to. pick • 'eherriesi.
Pleased avith the country. kuows .of no bet- She didaset neturn• stiPPer, ad
ter land foirflaiting. He Stopped with Edward
Gibson and •Wral forinerlY •of Hallett When ;search was made -for she was
township,•neee Kinburn ; they have , oyer 640 found hanging from a. tree, dead. :Fawn
acres of lend-andeare-cloingewell.-- MiSpeir
also met It. -Laidlaw • D' Dobson, C. Dobson,
the Botz boys, R. B'ro.adf000t., lt.. McColl,. A.
and Alex. Young, H. Tayier, J. 'Odle, it. Noet.
J.' Nott, and a number of others, Mena resi-,
dents of Huron, • They are all proSpeling.--
'Kew .of. Kintyre," one of the hasesalr; Spelt
groom Alertly after his atrivarthere, arid will' The, storm •tosmea e path throe or four
took with hine -wee badly. foundered • by hit A.,load of hey was being driven tnto the.
barneofSehltklerril4r-ieli-a. Lettaplesee•Neemiles-evid e d es tr oyi age ev-Oiv-speeies--of •
lose his front hoofs, John thinkr ybig7
maintain their pesitiott tis alley , •
did to secure it in 1878; They cannot re ' fro the Editor pt tha Yeti; Era.'
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tain power by eiding the. N. 15: 'bur's°. perceive in the,...Witialiam TfineS a
Both sides seem to:have agreed that 'that Mite from the Peillers anent the growing of
question will not be a factor i fr the coming fall wbests•te which Matter I line° paid aome
contest. What is going tolill the Tories little attention. Of late yeare the Clawson,
is, that numbers of their leading Men seem. or Seneca, has given us the best returns -a
to hay° aised their Public position,' intrust- etroeg, rank grower, fairly hardy, we have
ed to them for the beneftt at the-- people, gsele3550nneed. 44ituaifi)Ilidset.o. Thtir ei4eqta, !elle! second
•as a peens of securipg private -gain -genii
ebtaa ed b the tise of information .seeich class wheat,- but the .yield, has compensated
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neelf was caught in thecrotch formed by
two linins, the force �f the'fall wedging the
neck so tightly•betweerx the limbs thae tho
bodthung therd:as froni a Tope.
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he will Mill throughif the flies mid botweather ., the other day, yi en an.iren bolt of the vegetation io the track. •Fielas of corn sin
don't bother hiin too much before , new hogs rack pressed so•hard ori a wheel that the feet high were eut close to the... ground.
grow. A half iriterest in this horse was gold to. 'tire struck tire andetlie :hay was ignited. Timothy and oafs were enowed d.oan as '
Robe:McColl, formerly of Morrie. "King nf The driver had the presence of mind to thong(' the hareeeter had passed through -
Kintyre's" Stock 'nu this locality is gg good lo...eck the load out of the barn and. jump .them,' and scores of .farmers aro raking up
to the old country after Intrvest, for another lot down. . Then : the ' frightened'•team redo • these crape which have never felt the tomb
satisfaction. Mr. Speir will take another trip
gehorses. " through the Vilaoe with the •blazing loa f •ef a scathe. Not °ray are these crops
• On Viiday,"the 25th ult., the bell was set
rolling in East Rural' by the first 'court for the
fieal, revisioe Of the Dominion voters' lists being
held at Cranbroolc, for Grey; township; Judge
Doyle, revising officer.. E. E. Wade, of Brus-
eels, appeared in the beeerests of the teforment,
and Fa Camellia of Gederich, looked alter that
of the Coneeryatives, The Reformers put on
12 names end appealed to strike. fifienames .off,
but the revising. ,harrister refused to lietnathe
annals on account.of the neme Of the appetite -a
being Printed instead el written on the.nub-
Application has been made to the High
4.her'XIever-W04..., 7- .ave-liedobut-tar-their ..7f.1147•1.0$6°.r•-fta-wllts"-1--tr4ade,tbe4-06:tt:
wheat three years, but only got one crop. It
pnblic pcisitiernsi ' Realizing the °front -on is too tenet for Ilurcn. In Eesex and Lamb.
Public 0011160..0. the -exposures oflast ton It is their Most saceessful wheet, and' in'
of Chat geality. bay° 'sown- the Democrat
four years with. uniform Success -have tkviee
had 40 bushels to the awe, Alia it . weighs
from 63 to 61 ;Mundt per beshet I consider
it the hest wintdring wheat we have, and al-
though le will not yield as trineb;'perhaps, as
Qlewson • the quality is very much superior..
Lest fall sowed, four ares the Moths, or
Star Atneen across the naaala of a fifteen
aae field. of -moonier. fallow. It has not
wintered 0.5 Well, and is eat as good lie the
Deinocret elf either side. The edges of tbe
strip can be seen for a eousiddrilblo datanee.
Bet I welli to say to the minors who complain
of tile Setieea that if they' v. -Zeta -pay the
price for red:Whbat I t hink it would be grown.
Do they eheourage us to grow it'? Dc Ahoy
not offer us just asontieli for Senece as for
floweret ? I sold to millets last year, and
far my 700 bualiels Democrat I took Claw'.
enu price for all., except what /, sold for seed.
Tile red wheat is Worth five costs per 'bushel
more, and if tho millers would matte the dif
ferenee they wouldepe:Lonoired wheat loon ht
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to the Morket I remain yours tru y,
W. fitoeX,
Myth, July 5.
lions sbon le' coin° off. Let the yottug On the'same. subject •thelortelto cor-;
men who desi ro to purify the Politics of respondent ef the Montreal WitneSs writes
gre
rand, vld nano. ot Referd& Let them . ,
Jects,an eet to week 01 0005 to form Reform the Liberals. that the Dominion revile-
clobs er. netitueney. Then :to ment would be dissolved, and that a gime-
work enmgatically to convince the people electien for the House ef Ceminons
Would be 'held sometime this fall. PartlY
the enti try, coin° out baldly tintler tile 175 r°4 • feel-ln")
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inet{nio ago, luisliogLlil to ebb.
stop, philandering with,platforms and pro-
. nf ille 011017 of their ways in eupporting because the Fielding Governmeelt llee
the present corrupt administration, And tangled_ the dayla No ett. Scoti a, at d partly
eubinitting to be cajeled and obbed by because the Oppoeition seem likely to win
- at the approaching- election in 'Quebec,
the Tories, who under the gnise oftiberel the Liberals here aro disposed to believe
Conservatives,fal--------------- he people. that the Donainion Parliament will sit
, , duo lint appear, hewoyeri to essen their
young and rising 1)°nthlt°A) `Li'md "ranlo activity ill any Wit7. COM7CritiOTIS aod
every nerve to bring about a reform tn. tsther political meetings aro beld,in tlis.
the abuses at present existing, and edu- trial steer district, aud they will be held
cate the rising generation .to a settee of for tiotne titne to mine. Some curiosity is
to the reason for so few Cons erve-
thei.c resPOnaibility to the future by ere,, felt tl
I ive gat heringe, but their rarity is looked
venting their country Trent becoming ttpon as a tolerably sure Indication that
,teepcd. in political p refi igacyo tile general election is still a year off,
- -....::-.§0§..-•••-..§..---.. -.. 'Amongst the predictions that one may
Lit Lindon rree Press bath one of eafely make, even at this early date, is
that the "Catholic vote" will go largely,
118 etli toriale " Defending an absurd' if not practically unanimously, with. 11r,
'The Free Press has . defendea Blake; partly because of )tis attitude on
'llv
'Let Chem stauailfilffiTieliairorinirrluTotheession';'-irhigrovinr4n"Ickl°,"'
ninny absurdities, but it is initial the Itiel questio0 butsven more bientee
frenit in ndtnitting it. I of his prisition 10 eclat:ion to " item
r •'1111''".:1"..1 Rule" (dr Ireland, It is curious•lo notici
11.4 ; l for lie defence, ateo.
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Alele'ILLOP .iNstinkion COMPANY%
thi-Eititor.ol-ate-X00 acrossAbotoatinent.-------------------o-Mwew-Isaaes-violently to the Iloor and put.,
Detrort,-, Mutt. SM. -Certain Perseus Mr. Spurge% ths diethignisbed London `him in irons. Besides getting the most-tio.
aro cireulating felse reports derogatory, to the preacher, in eeply to a cotrepencleet who torione counterfeiter in Canada he smutted
interest of the McKillop Mutural Pike I asked him hew he should vote.in the recent a largo quantity of beetle money end pintee
eurarice Company, end carrying er6una `wile • election expreesed the conviction titat the for Inane 00 the Mohawk N7atinnal' Bank,
-Court-of-Justiefefor-aertandletrius compelling the
hearing Of thecase•of Nicholas Hayden.' The
Coeserva.tivee putetit two and struck off three
Brussels court was held the next day. • The Re-
formers put on :two rind struck 'off sone, with 50:
aapeals notheard for the. same reason as at
Grey court, At the vations courts a autnber
of appeals Were not heard for the same reason
The -following Monday at Blyth the Reformat
stye& off four and sixteemenore appeals were
, heard under4irotest; the revising barrister pre-.,
eosin to do thie. The Conservatives put °none
name and..all their appeals were thrown Out
ihretigheeterhnieelity. Howick township an -
peals were- heard on.Ttiesday, when the Referm.
ere put two on and.strucle 37 off under preteet.
The Cantervaeives mit on two Mel sty-el:let-eve
off. At Wroxeter the Reformers put two on
anirstruok oni3 off unddr protest At Blebeele
on Friday. the Reforinersernade a .good gain, At
Whighame on Monday, the Reformers 'added :3
names and lost 23, while the Conservatives
added 15 and lost 24, being the only instance, we
believe, in the riding, feltereethe CeMtervatives
showed a gain over the Iteforthers. Taking the
fvholo Riding theitelormers have =vie clear
gaiteover the Conservatives ef about 304 .
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NEWS NOTES.
Setting tire to a bridge on the way. •When ' cut to pieces by hail b,_oe theyetre in ninny
the'y were stepped aIl. of tho Wagon had lairly pounded into the ground. • On
been* barned hat the.front wheels. • •
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Edward 'Kearns clieapOeared ,ftom St.
Thomas in january last and nothing could
be. leavned of his whereabouta until last
?leek, when his body was found: badly
decomposed in a. swamp in Mose:township.
1i:earns was only 28 years Virgo. His
father cited five years if.,goeand. left him a
farm worth $0,900 Prii•eiously a steady
yerdierfirim-The did badly after Ins fatIfer'a
death ; mortgaged his farm for $i,200,
spent the motley iti .drink and died as
stated.
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The whiclevse.of a Q Wilber of &ate Act
supporters. in Sydenhatu haviog 'been
'brolten, they finally decided to engage a
. detective* to andeaveur to ' discover the
' perpetrotorn• witCha was set ;on- the
Lacer, however, and lire succeeded in
neemnplishino, nothing. • A•few du s after,
his returtt keine strangee araved 1.0 e
Village, aascl, being taken .for 'a. second*
detective, VMS enticed to drink until he
get drunk, when his head was fixecl in a
hole in fence, and he was' left there
struggling until redeued by a pedestrian,
Dakota is suffering feorn 'terrible heat
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an& $earoliing winds, •• • ..
' The birgest botbl in Woodstock leis been
cliangea to an organ factory, e .-result
attributed to thesSeott Atte • •
Of the 508 mail bags of tho wrecked
Otegon,401 Wive now boo recovered, 181
being broughtinto Naw York last week .
A Kansas farmer, fuming his son abont to
rusitedei oindthrew
hint back with stick force that, the boy's
thigh was broken.
A despatch frotn Yokohama announces
the ettilieg Sa`ttieday of a eccond tea -laden
ship. Tho mosso is toaie transferred to the
Canadian Nonni Itailread for conveyanee
mauy .farms one dollar would be a big
pride for the FeZnants. of last Ili:mama% la -
Mit. Every windily/ cfrf-the north side 'of
the buildingsl in the track of the Aorta is
and stock killed: • ,
rideled. 'Reuses arid barns Were ti reefed
Frdm time thee 5.000 reports from
special correspi-mdents the American Ttural
Home of Rocaestees armitnarizes the crepe '
of the country • ' follows :-"The • •
unprecedented heat, accompanied with dry
weather ever sinest1staluly, is telling very
severely an mea,do we and pastures, Spring
wheat, oa.tsvandgvass crops are all more or '
aega.injured. by the extremes of weather
during the. grottiest season: The, whiter.
wheat harvest is over with the exeeption of
thee of Michigan's ,whichais.:rapidly being
finished, North of the Ohio river the crop
is Securea generally in. gam' condition. .
"Da." Thetis Taylor,' Merrich, La I.,
who shot whialtea bottles and tomato dans
off tho head of Tad Griffin, hissh hod man
for fon, and one clay shot the Moils than
himaslf,,lota been (limy icted in the cppenz
County Court at Long Isleed City,of man-
slaughtets in the second degree,the penally
for whichts a tine of $1,000 or imprieoe.
ment froM . ono to afteen yenta The
defeeee was that the htrerman wai- a will-
ing party to the "sport,' and that there;
fore the accused could not be held
accouotable for his death, but the jury
rightly concluded that the plea- was
invalidoied that Taylor, bang the employer
of the deceased, should have pozzesele1
more sense than to lure"hiin into being an
acceesory to his owe death.,
Inspector - OtLf-the-Dominion.
itO
mg an , c
me early movement. is, looked. fol. It is: a
very tine weather for 'mooring the Crop.
The yield is about the same as the trop of -e
1885,whieli was generally belew an everage.
Oats are Very irregular in sand; early,
sown are headed nut, and turning gond :
latb tIOVill are indifferent in length aed •
stand poor. The decrease in the spring
wheat yield is -variously estimated; all the '
way, from to par. cent.;, according to •
Votteie holding, Re ()tee well
v 'n within the next. ten
days to inset" a full prep.
, A Waweelt; (Ind,) despatch says :--The
num exteesive and damaging storm whielt
Iles visited this section in years °mimed
this afternoon.. Cloods of onsinens black-
ness wet() gem rising in the north at 2
o'clock. Then the stogrn came with sodden
fury, amounting almost to a cloudborst,
acme -plied by hail ea• logo as hiekory
nets, .tvbieli played- hevoc with
glue and ekylights thronghnot the Own.
aBantiagea- a ere flooded and havoc
Detective force, returned from .Tretnton on reigeed generally. Frett trees were strip -
Monday morning with T.B. Isaacs, head of aped, folios blown down, and after the
the Counterfeitere operating in Canada. blow the laugh hailstones were honed. up
When arrested Lows dreiv a revolver and several inches deep, and then a few teo.
attempted to shoot the otrieer, mod monts mote the son Was shining brigbaly.
cleaperate stroggleensuedabut the Inepeetor The greatest damage was in the country to
the growing crops, printipelly to coro nod
oats. Groat canals of states 'were seen
riAitig fruit, the forests after the atm came
out, effused. by the molting ace. The
'Sterile WAS about three miles wide, atid ex -
and refortieg yenta Man mane eiautto in • tended through. this coutstry in a swath-
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,,seee ion . lama some% a mint. living' on otewattie- Dank of Boston, the Sioux °minty tank of eastern direetion. The eern ia Bangle'
endatamege to tile tumult act exceeding rei , ewe near pen noeneot. waas Virginia, was :Slone City; It, and thoallerchants Nations flattened out end gripped into shreds,and
respect of the several matters and propertme : robbed 'of $1,1ICO; heintd about '$20,000 in al 8a•tik of 1(3•naa8 °IV. Ile also got 0 along the path of the steam this Prop vs ll
the policy which is rig folloWit :--
abt•ve epecilled, the sum at opposite thereto ' eeedo oameataa sa a log Ito mt. ill the I book showing the names of ovet fifty be a total loss, Mich valetible tiniter is
reepectively, not exceedine two-thirds .of the• reeks surrontelitet R.
0 . 1. &ale'. • .a •nuYiott$ coin. This reeord 1 blown down, .
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Own a coo' Of fig) ef said eompaey, Tories were uot to be trueted, Dominien Vile, the lalaverich Nationta
the depth of publie feeling about Irolatid 1
t