HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-07-14, Page 4THE 1'1' Il l GHAM TIMES, JULY 14, 189
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rant We wit'iShorthandDepartment. He spoee Tee tavater,, uue'«4t t, '
hate ...
to tl f the saute uality. In all r'Frclos in the school, presented the medals of
Iusut+utile t crop uv,
t there is the p' 3 ill b ell
Wed the
1 mf, demand for
E1!' IST
s and said
1 o th•tudei
•' e' to traits It
1 It felt that there is of tyro great ane ine.,eae' • , present, except Dir" A.rmstrou'g, Mr,
lase hope a� Present
e ► that the tittle! Clerk, president, in the 'hair.
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any chance of an early ohmage- in the i s i
ttposition that affairs have now asatttned. , was u°ar at minty when any young maul The ntiuutes of previous meeting were
— AND — t Thee week's market- were firm ; 058 or wouiau who wishes to succeed in t re+,i east pslp}rea
i ala were offered,. and the business pursuits must have a know-, Little—liirklLttd—That abll applications
on
Canadian mml at nt
best etut.le� three shillings ten pease to ledge of this
tt attbject. Miss
tTen lt�utled � r1entcr:stfnr esdtr,uiuwtiottta Carried,
eleven pence, seconds three shillings six Dunkley, of Chl h ,
pence to eight pens per eitiat pounds. the gold medal of the Shorthand Ile-' Reid—Little—Thet lnaviug exeituiuol 21
1 — . pertinent, Ler total marks rn all subjects i apltiicaticus a:rd found theta satisfactory.
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x � E E�° APD CO Turnberl.•)' • i being 1078 out cf a possible 1200, .After i the President aur' Secretary are hereby
•4 see. 3. , , u�. ,� us, . making all allowances for errors, her 1 instruoted to prepare and issue poticles for
:let o'cries on t oxooreeson To Mo. is per nt
'DRUGGIST.
I •+ c . speed in shorthand 780loots i same,•—Oarried.
Jo tr i;:•at�nis,.- DI;Art SID, and in typewriting 98 per minute on; to claim for danisgew done to dwelling
r�io
I it is with feelings of sleep regret entirely new matter. Miss :lees Tacictt- house by lightning on the 1Gclt June, 1895,
I b that the members of Court Order : berry, of Chatham, was a very close; was put in by Mr. Patrick King, of Lot 31
"fit 11 M. �3 °, - ®�' t berry, ;�0 000, Canadian of : second, thus winningthe silver modal. i Con 1, of the Township of Culross, Mr.
p
_�_.,..--- = Poreeters, have heard of the iu Her some is 1010 out of a possible 1300,111,1cleae, tiro inspector, having examined
calculable loss you have sustained iu i and her speed in shorthauct 171, having j the building assessed the damage et 137.50,
"the d:, ntlt of your Ueloted wife, and we I 1 Kirkland--alcIiague—That the.claien of
S v `tl Eim q�" { an average oY 109 deduc per minute after , Mr, Icing, emanating to e5.00, for damuaof!Ia j ,l.)R •l , o .n ofsure ; ou that the deeeest sy tnpa• i al errors are deducted, on a three
thy of every member of your Court is t minutes' test. 90 words per minute lyse to dwelling,' house, be now paid -=Carried,
exte'1'lecl to you, in this the time of your s the best further record, beteg made by I Betd"llirltland—That the Treasurer
sad bereavement. We trust He whoMr. Jeremiah Bosworth of class of'01, I PteY the followfug
accounts, viz. Messrs
has taker, her from your love and Unto ,stenographer for a New York house. Thurtoll sets P. Cumorou, for stationary,
i on earth tor his eternal keeping may by j ���-obster, American Consul at Chat• 1 el 07. Secretary, for, postage to date, , 103,
his comforting presence till the blank i hem presented the diplomas of the 1—Carried,
1DITORIAL NOTES. _ Little-Mcliague.--That this Boned do
now adjourn to meet again at Teeswater
Town Hall on the last Saturday of July,
at 2 o'clock p, m.—Carried.
Amts.. An.11ISO, Secretary.
Couuoil met in the Town Hall, June
30,.b, as per motioulof adjournment.
•tlembers all present. The Reeve in the
V
p ° m f - waswinner minutes of last meeting read
School teacher, � c}lair, The int
Hold modal, takingacid approved.
t October ord for the purpose i
the prohibition nlebiscito i tv hen we garb attthe river, is it not { tbla 1500 Mr. 0 J. P' i Cs of Cbar- i A m oto
that the loved 1 p with
1
op. Brunswick Douse
t'
F1lID-1X, JULY 14, 1.13.
tithed by M. and airs, McKenzie till day-
light ciid appear,
We hope
Mr, Jas. ltlrrcer is indisposed.1. p
e
it won't go herd with him,
Mr. Jos.Weddel is again recovering from
bis runtevey. Itis arm was badly fractured
but is mprovtug slowly.
Mrs, D, toss has gone for a trip to 1. )a•
kote.
Mr. and Mrs. Bit:knell, of Dupuville, are
visiting at Kilveu Groye Veru.
1-I'aying is the work.
I Business Department, and in a few well
Ix epee of e Manatthe Government's i glade to your 7 ome, sweet surrounding
you 1 chosou words showed very clearly that
'ere?nre of the Manitoba. s:boo' case to land your famil • with the sweet. influence .
a
Supreme Court will comp up for lot fatth and hope and making Himself, the uneducated man was the Uurden-
en•,n * before the October term of the em
j and the glories of the unseen
a dearseoh e i bearer for his bettor educated brother.
nearer to you because o
ort'• 'nearer
fere ou there, over in the beau- Rev. Dr. Battisby presented the medals
IT nes been arranged that a ce Pro- of the Business Department. Mr. A. E.
o of temperance workers for the Pro- ! tifiul land to which we trust your life's 1 Burch, of Terminus, a former public
pr 1 Partner has ou 1F a not doubttheof the
g
nes or' Ontario wild meet ot Toronto � P ng, and 1 1608 marks out ot a
•or 1 she is free fret pain and suffering,
Yautz ug for - os: tom atiou from John Tauber
be taken in January next. consoling to think a among 1 ins Cross, won the silver medal, aI was then lairs on the table, applying fa
and lost she may meet yeti on the other (score of 15,8. The contest for third I damages for sheep Y
T1IEBuffalo News states that a decision side? May the most High, who rules th
I
es eworried b dugs; but OM
position was very brisk, Mr. A. E. Yates, there was uo dog tex the Council could not
Luc 'mow.
The joint committee of the severel
societies of Luekitow, having appoiuted
Friday, July 21st, 1303, a day to be set
apart for decoration of the graves of the
members of societies or their families
buried iu the cemetery at Luekuow, all
interested are requested to hand names of
any deceased pereous' graves to any of
the committee so that they eau make due
preparation for same. Committee—Alex.
Itoes; 1), M. Gordon b'f, D., Thos. Reid,
John Soot:, Alex. Davidson, Wesley Moyes
and Harry rierce.
1,1r. J, 0. Brown, the popular manager of
the Lueknow Branch 'of the ]3ank of
Hamilton, left for a two weeks visit to
friends it. Dundee and other places in tite
oast on Wednesday.
7:6rroxeter•
A station of the Salvation Army has
been opened in this place, with Capt, S. B.
Neuert and Lieut. Tooke iu command.
Mr. John Renwick, of the 18th conces-
sion of Howick, raised au immense barn
on bis premiseslast week. The size of
the barn is 70x136 feet, with stone stables
underneath.
East Wawanosh•
Mrs. Letson, rf Elmira, who was the
s been given by the Treasury Depart- , universe, comfort and Sustain you in the
of 'Washington, Mich., and Mr. W. J. see their way to nay for the loss sustained. guest of her sister, Mrs. S. Howlett, 13th
out to the customs cases of Brooks hour of trouble, and"may you ever look 1 Duncan, of Plum Bridge, Ireland,scoring
Morgan. The latter as collector re- Moved by Wm. Reid, seconded by J. J.
to Him as a God. Who is too wise to err, j nearly equal for -chs honor, the former Johnston, that to the repairing of the hill
Sed to acknowledge the Canadian and too good to be unkind. We ha- w i two marks. '1'he o ork of
• leading Ly `opposite lot 16 Cons. 8 and 9, was left over
these two students during the whole I last fall ou ntocouut of the lateness of the
term was eacelleut, and as a result of 1 season, awl it is now reported in need ot
their efforts special silver medals wore , repair, that H. DlcKay be authorized and
'desdele Association certificate as entt-
g animals to free entry. The Washing-
uthoriee upho'd the eolleetor',s rul-
as Royal Temp -ars of Temperance
Al hold their annual camp on the Is -
d Park, Toronto, from Aug. 18 to
g. 28. On Aug. 23 the question of One by one we shall gather,
al re -ern wi 1 be discus"etl by te- ' Not as we have gathered here,
seatatires of the various labor erg' na' Bowed and broken, but the rather
En eternal youth appear.
tions i.x Canada order arrangements Cot.
de by Rev. W. Galbraith, the chair- Signedt.
JOS EPI! on behalf of the Corur
n of the to eat social problem cou ven- PETER HASTINGS. far been called upon to grapple with.
held last fall in Toronto. GF.OP.C.78 Fo .T> Vs. Ho counselled them to look to God in
r_H.g it HT GA iDE`;ER, the presidet.t Turnberry, June 29th,1893. all their difficulties and to seek divine
he board oi' agriculture, stated to 1
that all things work together for good to
those that put their trust in Him, and
may you always look to him for help.
One Of one our loved ones slowly awarded them. The Dr. closed his re-! iustruoted to have the sa ue put in good
Pah beyond the bounds of time ; marks with some excellent words of
condition.—Carried•
Onsi by one among the holy I'advice to the students, reminding them Moved by H. McKay, seconded Win,
Sing the victor's song sublime. that although they might now consider 1 Reid, that as the fence on the boundary line
their troubles at an end, as they had ( Greeuock and Culross, opposite Enamel,
earned their diplomas, yet the diffculties I Sarlou land,is ou the road allowance, that
of life's duties still faced them and that he be notified by the Clerk to have it
in these they would find greater remove3 as it obstructs travel by blocking
obstacles than any which they had thus the road in the winter; he to have it re-
moved by the 10th of October, 1893.—Car-
rie d.
Moved by H. McKay, seconded by J. J.
Johnston, that as John Halle and others
have petitioned to have the' hill opposite
lot 6, coo. 14 and 15, and the road opposite
lot 5 and G, con. 13, put in proper state of
repair, that a graut of 015 be made to re-
pair hill and 015 to repair road opposite
lots 5 aud6,can.13,and thatPeter Kuutzhave
the same done by public competition. —
C,trried.
Moved by H. McKay, seconded by P.
aid and guidance in all their earthly
ss representatives Monday that a i Closing Exercises at the Canadatroubles. The students then had earthly
a -
ontinuatice of the inspectic.0 ot the Business College, Chatham, Ont. ant duty to perform, Mr. M. had aclblas-
ps of suei acted c tate is not c mutt -
evidence again .t relpening ports for
Importation of cattle for fescue g.
3position, he says, is the same as
re the special examinations beg, n
Gardener says he will be glad to
ider any facts brought to bis notice.
SNP bulletin says that crop
to;,eon in Ontario improved consider -
a lately and on the whole 'a satisfac
t yield isanticipated. Farmers are in
midst oi:, haying, and tine crop is
tsually large. In many districts the
age -of the fall wheat is comparatively
ell and harvesting will eommence in
e Brie eectiouswithin a week. Spring
at looks well in the north and west,
isbackward in the vicinity of Kings -
Oats will be a good crop, and barley
ens fair. Apples are satd to be a fat:
-
On Friday afternoon, June 30, the brother of the Principal, who bas esu
closiug exercises of the above popular a member of the staff for the past two
Bus' nese School took place at "College and one-half years, and who is about to
Home," the magnificent residence of the launch out rn commercial business
principal, Mr. D. McLachlan. The pro- college work for himself, was presented
gramme was somewhat of a change from by the students with a well -worded
the usual course followed on such oe- address and a handsome gold chain,
casions,being earried out on the spacious showing the high esteem in which he
lawn, which afforded an excellent op- was held by them. The College Litor-
portunity to the students for payticipat- ary Society, through the medium of a
ing in a cumber of popular games. The very choicely -v; orded address, expressed
invitations were issued to the students their appreciation of the efforts of Mr.
for 2.30 p. m. and from that time until 5 and Mrs. McLachlin in connection with
p. in., the time was spent most delight- tee Society during the past winter, and
fully in games, singing and other plena- accompanied the address with a meg-
entries of a varied character, and while nificient banquet lamp and shade. In
all enjoyed themselves there was yet r n
occasional tinge of sorrow rather
strangely commingled when the par,.W.-
pants from time to time were reminded
that on the morrow many would be com-
pelled
to say good-bye. In some case;
the separation v, -wild only be for the
short period of the vacation term. while
in ethers it might be thetinal "farewell.'
At five o'clock, the entire company sat
down to the luncheon at the tables which
were beautifully decorated with flowers
and well sipplaed with delicacies of the
season. Aft'r doing justice to the good
things so bountifully provided by their
host and hostess, the next thing in order
was the presentation of the ,,diplomas
anti medals to the members of the grad-
uating class. Rev. Dr. Battisby presided
-me after a few well-chosen remarks, the
sp. alters were introduced. Mayor Martin
vote the first. He referred in glowing
te‘rms to the success of this school in
r,articulrtr and paid a handsome compli-
ment to business colleges in general. He
-aur that the best proof of the usetulness
of these schools was the fact that they
lived and flourished without any govern-
ment, support, while all other schools
required such aid in order to exist.
Tire next speaker was the Rev. Mr. 'son of Samuel Love, 5 line, was ]Dorn to meg a, t
ri4Call, Town Inspector of Public killed at Rat Portage. Ile was a brake- August at 9 o•eaoek a. in., iu the town hall,
apresented the diplomas of
reeswater.. Carried,
thS0110010, , Ile p 1 roan on the C. P. R. and spent several
•tu Shorthand Department to the suc•1 years with this company. A wife and CHAS. BUTTON, Clerk.
eesfui oraduates, giving a few words of
I one son are left to mourn his sudden Lta2i side,
encouragement to each. After referring '
nl departure. Nits, Love was a Miss Seal. A very successful pic•nfc Dices yield on
to complimentary terms to the praetic, a deceased was 'a worthy young man a auspices of the
, : e and excellence of theexaminetion
The the 8th con., under „h p
h. tuxo 'ea the esteem of all whoknew : School, ou Frida
who enjoyea resb terian S�uuday Scho y
n and
'Presbyterian ' t 1
exhlbi to I
wipers, which are on r last.
1 htrii.
lililateehnteh i Mr, john Ma tenzie hada ploughing hoe
Mr. Geo. Paul, of Winnipeg, ie here on Thursday. Ile did not tee the boys
BARING at a picnic, at Waterloo,
r o, qu Dominion Day, the Hen.
sed Laurier said;—"The Canadian
tershadtheEnOise uiarltetbutthey
also the American market. The
'tnien government say they are will
4,onegotiate atreaty of reciprocity in
n1 produetsbut not in manufactures
use they allege our manufacturers
e t coin!ete with Americans. 1f
5is so, if manufacturers will be pre -
led, but farmers benefited, then a
must be made. If it has come to
ce, said Mr. Laurier, my choice is
I stand by the farmers ; (cheers;
by the class waich compri.•tes';S
nt. of our population, without w he m
can be no real prosperitv. b, t
prosperity mattes all classes pros -
twee, England, dispatch to the
to Globe, date! duly 10th, saw s
i, board of agriculture has issued
er, which talus effect forthwith,
ling the orders of April and Ji ne
segregation slau'uhter for Can-
ttle under special supervis cn•
Itlhtlrawal of special prtvileir.r es
nadian ttoc'r places them on tl 'e
ting as Lrnite:l States and other
Swan So Sons Edinburgh, in their
reports say that as the restriction
maintained an endeavor will
to have Caualian Battle sent to
instead of to Shiedall, the tor -
much nearer to the pity. Al
effect of the restrletiona, the
ed by Can aim animals are
concession, for some time, returned to her
bona on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. P. James, of Mitchell, are
visiting at lfr. R. James' this week.
Haying is in full blast, and the orop is a
very heavy one,
A
POOR
ihri A hi
indeed Is. ho whose blood is poor,
who has lost his appetite and his
flesh and seems to be in a rapid de.
cline ; but
Of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and
Hypophosphites
can stake it rich again by restoring appetite,
flesh and rich blood, and so giving him energy
and perfect physical life, euros Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, Scrofula and Bronchitis. IT iS
ALMOST AS PALATABLE AS MiLK.
Preposaared on by c Seat & ern ftwat41o, --
WING LIAM. Mo'1.fl) J Th.
Wruomor, July 13, 1503
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
75 to
Flour per 100 lbs, 75 to
Fall wheat per bushel, 5s to
Spring
Oats,
Barley
Peas,
Butter, tub
do 11o11s,
Eggs per dos.
Wood per cord,
Hay per ton,
Potatoes,
Wool
H'> TILOR
Clinton.
Owing to the workmen not being able
tc complete the new pipe organ in Rotten -
bury St. Methodist church, the opening
will not take place as previously announc-
ed, and the recital intended for Monday
evening, 17th lust,, is also postponed.
The opening and recital will take place on
the 23rd and 24th inst., when a rich musi-
cal treat may be expected. •
Wishes t
Wingham an
tailor shop
SOUTH OF
TAURANT,
Patterson, wa
r
All clo
34 to
30 to
55 to
14 to
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a tO
176 to
0 60 to
36 to
15 to
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y 40
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oP
H. WIN
e to the people of
y that he has opened a
STORE ONE DOOR
R. R. HILL'S RES -
d lately occupied by M.
Maker.
ing made'; the latest styles.
WO'' MA�SNI AND FIT
GUARANTE
T patronage of the public s• 'cited and.
sa sfaction guaranteed.
GEORGE H. IR `.IN.
Brussels. Wingham, March 17th, 1893'.
Mr Powell, of Blyth, purchased a car 1.--
It
of butter .from Brussels The
ants, I BARK
WANTED.
It Was shipped on Tuesday. The price
paid was. 11 cents per pound. I
The silver medal offered by the Editor
of The Post to the pupil of the Senior 1500 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK
Department of Brussels Public School
with the highest average ,ix connection wanted at the Wingham Tannery.
with the monthly examinations was won
Kuntz, that as it is reported that the I b Frank,the eleven year old son of Jno. $ r 0 PER CORD
bridge on the 25th side road, con. 7, is A
rt n R, Smith.
thebent being misplaced
i ions
the soma put right—Carried.
Moved by Wi..tteid, seconded by Peter
�3 .
needing fixing, eu W Nightingale is proceediug with his Will be paid on delivery.
Wm. Reid is hereby authorized to have act against the Insurance Companies
to recover the amount of bis loss by fire • Parties peeling 15 cords or over, can
iu February last. Some time ago the deliver half in summer anis balance in
Kuntz, that a grant of $10 be made to Northern Assurance Co. offered to compro•
repair hill ou the 30th aideroad, con. G, mise by paying one half the claim -against
Messrs. McKay and Johnston let I
and that DI Y them but the offer was promptly declined
:.ud respect the same; also, $40 on side• and a few days ago Mr Hart, of the Stan-
dard Bank, received instructions from the
company to pay the whole claim with
costs. The actions against the other com-
panies will in all probability be tried at
the Fall Assizes in Godericb.
both cases these wet a complete surprises pearl, lots 10 and 11, sou. 11 and sa—
to the recipients, but were replied to inj earried.
suitable words. The whole company pried- by H. McKay, seconded by 1'.
then started for the Rankin Dock where MoveKuntz, that the finance report of last
council meeting and also of this meeting,
as just read, be adopted --Carried.
The following accounts were ordered to
be paid : John Grenache, repairing culvert
30th side road, eon. 9. 55; Alex. McDonald,
repairing road, 53; Thos. Green, road
work re Cargill's lots, 51; James Mc.
Gregor, building railing, lots 20 and 21,
coo. G, 636.00 ; James McGregor, cedar for
the Steamer City of Chatham was wait-
ing to take them for a four hours' trip
down the river. To say that the whole
affair was very enjoyable would be pntt-
ipg it very mildly. It was a grand suc-
cess. Prof. Philp's junior orchestra,
made up of the members of his own and
Mr. McCaw's family, contributed in a
large degree to the enjoyment of the
occasion. This together with solos by culvert, lot `L7, con. 4, $3; Malcolm Pringle,
friends and choruses by the students, 40 yards gravel, 52.80; Kroetcb ea
Kramer,
made the tune pass most pleasantly and a der plank, el 72; Kroetch dG Kramer,
b. ought to a close one of the most unique
entertainments ever prepared for such
an occasion. The Principal and staff
are certainly t.r be . congratulated for
tarrying such a grand programme to so
cedar plank, 54.80 ; Joseph Buckle. gavell-
ing 51b sidero,ad, 525 ; Joseph Buckle,
covering culvert, 65 ; Donald alcKiggau,
55 yards of gravel, $3.85 ; Thos. Melvin,
repairing oolvert, 51; Joys McLaughlan,
successful an issue. The College will reptairiuo bridge, lots 20 and 21, con. 6,
re -open for the fall term on Monday, 514 ; Fred Campbell, fixing Formosa hill,
September 4th. 530; Jobu Hardy, openiug ditch on bound.
Morris. ary, Culross and Carrick, Culross share,
Mrs. Alex. Campbell, of the 1st conces- 02.50; A. G. Stewart, priuting auditors'
Pion, was stricken down with paralysis, reports and voters lasts, 5.5.40; Thos.
on Monday last, and she has been very' Kelly, road work, 0. P. L., 51.50.
low since. Moved by J. J. Johnston, seconded by
On Tuesday night of last week Nelson Wm. Reid, that this council do now ad -
'
t ga n ou Saturday the 12th
eulogizing the work of the institution,
he .;ave the class some wholesome advice
0 both a temporal f U tl and - spiritual
Turnberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Rose and family, of
Wiugham, have moved out to their farm
on the Bluevale Boal, for a couple of
months. The children are enjoying the
freedom of the farm.
Mr. R. N. Scott, of Galt, has been a guest
at Mr. R. Maxwell's for a short time. He
is a brother of Mrs. Maxwell.
Mies Jennie Moffatt, of Galt, is also
visiting at Mr. R. Maxwell's, She is a
ueice of Mrs. Maxwell's.
lir. Thos. Henderson raised an addition
to his boar, the other day.
Mr. Thos. Powell, of the 7th conces-
sion, has raised his barn and is putting
,tope stables under it.
The Voters' list for the township of
Turnberry, for 1893, has been issued from
the Teams office. Froin the list it is learn•
ed that there are 355 persons in the town.
ship qualified to serve as jurors; 520 en,
titled th vote at both Municipal and
elections to the Legislative Assembly; 133
entitled to vote at municipal elections
only, and ri0'eutitled to vote at elections to
the Legislative Assembly only. The total
numbee of voters is 710.
On Sunday last, the three year old
daughter of Mr,J. Johnston, of the 611i con•
cession,' was burned so severely that she
died in a few hours. It appears that she
Was in the kitchen alone, and was playing
with the fire, when her clothes became
ignited. Before assistance could be tee -
tiered, the child was so severely burned
that she died in a few hours.
nature. , , hI Iiouston Esq Police blagis• visiting his brother -iia -law, Mr. Chas. tnean either but gave them full possession
trate, who was formerly Lecturer in Gillespie, Viet his buildings at night sed were enter -
winter, if desired, and same price will be
paid.
WINGI1AM TAitiliDier CO.
Wingham, May 10th. 1893.
ruse,
Shoulder Braces,
Chest and Lung Protectors.
,fl large assortment at very
reduced prices.
HAMILTON'S
DRUG STORE.
Central Telephone
Exchange
SALESMEN WAITED,
To represent us hi the sale ot a choles line of
IIARDr OANADr4N OnoMN Sroea. Experience n61
neresaary, Wo want roar workers and to all such
ire offer a permanent situation at a good incortn
with chance of advancement. As WO rioSS base AS -or
700 scree lander cultfvati0n, wo rat, klve our sales•
men .'any superior advnnta es. We also desire to
secure a good marlin your district to sell -the Itb'rAa'r
Poo, for which we'have.the General Agency. This
is something now and indispensable to 'the farmer
errefruitsser. arowee. Send tor terms and.. tostlnranial
d
STOItiE-1 ivISI.LIN0TO:J, Nurserymen,
t$'erOntte 4114•
tf
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.11ata ase- at the 'W
Oimeu;O, July iq.. :l
•by'fire of the oold store
the World's ..Iat
Fair
n
ro
t
>
•need resulting in the di
a persons and tbreatei
tion of the White Cil
ture,was 250 feet long
wide and was coustruol
'wood .' covered over tl
main •body of the bulli
-stories high. In the
mese the smokestack in
.cupola. It was at the
cupola that the fire was.
IW81D15 THE Tg
'Marshal Murphy seri
41l4re companies to tel
about, 4Q of his mea Oa
iriok•'eliutbed up the stn
inside the tower to the
;from there ropes were 1
up the hose. Only one
,hauled. up when a gust
therfiarnes to break out
planner about ten feet
of the cupola. iv1oan
rhea eaten its way dov
net. work of timbers in
mere and
',UNCONSCIOUS OF TI
,tlseldf remeu were stand
.on'the shell of a bt
'U he .fire bad been b
.tw•enty,minutes and th
pulling and hauling at
.auddeuly the Haines bu
the"bass of the cupola
tell. ',So sudden and
the oa
utbre k and so to
'spectacle that for th
crowd stood there
'tTRANSFIXED WIT
'Stroug.men wrung t
hysterical .. manner,
evotvzen,fainted. All n
,less to.aid the unforti
prisaned on the balm
,ground. ..All the rope
the•torth -.side of t
'burned ',away in at
loser -bons the chemic!
.stood,thethett,t, howevi
nforw ed John. Davie c
tand•alid,,down to ttie
everoliouse,-whorl he
.'Elis rfatse .,and dllands
.barned,''hut•the physic
'recover. . .
vF.EARFUL Sol
T.wo df •.his fellow fi,
tto follottir,h.itli, but be
b9.1lf .L}tiay down the he
tlioy,lereeped,into the
ifu,r•8 and were. lost an
Wow gaveeutterance
,%tckening ,horror. A
im,prisoned,inen start
on tthe .no'L`.tb-side of
had ,alrnost „reach ed tl
game ,way,, and.:be fel
head. He was ,iastani
remained, according
various spectators, frt
ou dee tower. They
.2•BWOODialtACH
The longest Ladd
reachia,lg them tby
Deana .of a moat .,awf
appros aliiug.
At this termites., roto
patrlek'e tall ,foam .a.
appeared in front of,
were huddled itogeth
balcony. H•( .appear
ing his brave folloswel
will probably n.evertl
alone of aid the wt•.ti:tl
.fuoment escaped alieet
are such that ib is dot
wilt ever recover et
ho ceased to "apes
orept ground the be
the east and returne(
with a rope. It was
tQ the railing around
thrown to the roof.
rick pointed to it. '
seized it and started
ere he was half way
fie Mee rolled up, ane
SWALLOWED BY THE
Another tried it a
fate. One after a
!nen at this mole
the balcony to the ri
ed. Seeing his men
doom, the .heroic ca
rope and started dots
been raised, but ale
from the end of the
ed and caught on tl
tier,
Marshal Murphy,
friend of Oapt Fitz
has worked on the (
latent with hire for
was on they' roof. 8
chance to save his
he sprang forward a
top of the ladder.
,
:ratty
A SHOUT o.',
AGEN
aD
went up from the
The hereie marshal
ilia friend, but was E