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TDB INDI4X VOTB.
The shameful attempt to confer the
voting power upon unenfranchised In-
dians rasident upon reserves, and matter
the epeeist custaul of the goveramest d
the day, is an outrage wbioh is metier
with much opposition 4n quarters where
the fun extent of the iniquity can be
measured. At the Chatham conference
of the Methodist church, Bev. Abel
Edwards, of Muncey, where an Indian
reserve is, spike out nobly agaiest the
proposed outrage in his Badness on the
report of Principal Shepherd of the
Mount Elgin lndustnal Institute. Tim
report to the-}sweeye :-
In the worse of, ii. ,..erica the rev.
gentleman denounced ia strung
the Fr..chise Bill as one fur wb"
I edeas ere Mahar yusiiiied aur peeper
ed. (A plaueso If attuned, he ssid,
it would work great damage and produce
no good stneolis. . (Cheers) It the Guv-
eenmeet had 90 years ago exteoded the
beoeite of the summon school system to
the Indian and eotorsed attendance
thereat the Indio might he in a better
wanton to become) enfranchised, but noir
they are out, and the prospect, are they
will not be for many years to eons. He
was greeted with prolonged applesse
throughout his address.
Mr. Edwards' residence in Mundy.
sad bis dose ouatspt with all sorts of the
inhabitants tit the reac% bare put hitt
inc position to jot* of their a anditias,
and he indignant protest 'gannet • vote
being given to tribal India= should not
pea unheeded
The applause that greeter' the speaker
showed that he had touched a popular
chord in denouncing the ieigaity of the
proposed extension of the Fret:hies to
tribal Indian.
It cost the ooD*ty ot Haltom last year
• t1 $iiOO to .efotoe the Agit Act That is
a cheap prise for the geed work do=e.
etc Mollorres, the aeseher for
Glengarry, says that lie of
160 yeses age orible41001111111104Ildliesom
bei a condition as the Lamle d Way -
'!Yr kfr to a
emp ly' sgtlil$y of
Canada.
N. C. CAMERON, K. P , has done
ezoellest Osrriss Ill cheek. di tattier the
Premier to repudiate the action of the
Detainee Limes* Corsmiasiosirs is this
county. He deserve the tfeaka of the
teu•psrane party for his activity in this
matter.
Wlut is the mega tiltCampion
u (raking mama .0 elk. to in-
telligent people is the matter of the
Mechanics' Institute. We would like •
letter from this oppusist of popular
education, to ase jest what his objections
ars. He is a lawyer, sad it cannot be
sheer ignoeaes& Int es hoar from kim.
' Tee-il editor of the iMac atter prussisieg
.1k. W. G. Smith to peitO vis letter is
reply to the mesa attache is
upon him at the last hour treed armed
and refused to insert the letter. Where
did the pressure Dome from 1 Who con-
trols the Sew man 1 We this week give
Mr. Smith's letter the beooit of a wider
circulation than it oould get in the Slay.
Tr, as the Seise eR'Ottawa ries, the
sesames and clerks mime be treated to
prepare the voters' list on amount of
p•rtizasskip, what about the damg& hos
the paestnaaakip of the revising barns ess
who will both prepare and revise the Hetet
little ouausdrum is for the Tore
in gamest and the Oodenck
inkier in particular
..a
Then was lift notal tents of travel -
/ere on the western belled train the
other day. The coap1al traveller,
the me/thankthe lingtaar, the young
mar, the matron and the .chool id w -
(arena, to the ..winery after speedier/ a'
few holidays at home, were all repeesest-
ed. Aisvogst others in the ouach was a
yoga, delicate Woke* sours who held
in her arms a pony babe, whose feeble
wailing ever and amen went through the
ear, and seemed much to annoy wine 01
the passmsmeri. As the feeble cry con-
tuse, ,.+tone eoasasa.b were wade by
some of the passengers, sad the yams
mimes were not lung in giving vest to
dimatidadioa.
"Oh, des'" said .s., "if this thine
doesn't atop, I shall go into the smoking
car. I hate smoke, but I'd as anon be
e=ducated as harried to death by that
caterwauling."
"Isn't it terrible r' said her oompenioa.
"They ought to pass a law to Tuve
isients carried ia the baggage oar, to
that psrasgara would sot be worried. '
"Aw, weakly, I agree with you, young
ladies," chimed in • youst fellow with
an eye -;lam and an ivory headed ansa ;
"it is an intulewable nuisance, weeny."
Repressions of a similarly =skied
paters were seed by one or two uthees,
bet the poor, tired mother said never a
word, although tones atoll silently down
her ebak.
The child eoatiaed de wail, which,
however, seemed to grow ',obi', and
more feeble. Or mo it that the purser
era were hemming more accuatosd to
the sowed I
The commercial traveller, after glanc-
ing
lano-ing through the daily newspaper, took
his tob*aou pouch from hie satchel, and
tae to go to t►. molting oar. As be
pared the woes= with the baby, be
said, after noticing the pinched features
of the child, "Your baby appear to be
quite ll, ma'am."
"Yes, air," was the reply, "I have
been ons visit which I thought would be
a pleasant one, but baby took sick night
before Lot, and I concluded to return
home. I have telegraphed for my bus -
bent to meet me at S— nation."
The tobacco pouch and pipe at once
disappeared, and the traveller sat on the
swat before the soother, sad asked,
"Please let me hold the child for •
little while ; you appear tired. Don't be
simile, for ree used to it. I've had e
Mk tide nee at home. and I know that
a wearied mother requires rest in such a
The mother reluctantly relinquished
her babe, sad the traveller walked to the
sad a the comb farthest from her, aid
eat down with his charge, which dill
feebly wailed.
The youag people snickered, and
MMaght it eras a good joke, and those of
g`ges who were is close proiinity,tnowsd
eo more distant sesta All except the
old farmer. He first walked down to
when the mother was toted, and asked
ler what dation she wanted to get off at,
and told b.r to rest herself, and that he
would keep as eye on baby until the
pelage was reached.
TINI urethan thanked him. wiped the
tears away , aid then len=d her tired
lead on the bask of the seat, and rented.
The old fernier weot to the end of the
oomph where the oommercial sun and the
sick baby were, and sat down and closely
watched the chid.
GODERICH, ONT.: FRIDAY; . THE. W, 1885.
i .ltai>MiDralf
the tieket• ea the train, and the wether
roes with • start Her Stet theugVt
was . al wit bee oketd. •ad eh* loukd
easseudy around- The rid farmer walk-
ed toward bei, end seed,
"He's all right, rearm. `if. s had a
ales testae sleep, and besaikee kiadjie
easy now. You sed hies 'U be limier
better for the bit of a rest. rll jtat help
you tit with your thin i an' traps."
The ousstoeraial marl carried the chid
from the oaae►,iv.the *dorm. wet time
handed it to the mother, The farmer
carried the large leather s4tehel and the
busede tied up ie the shawl strap, apt
ease them to the limbasd who had metj
the wife and child at the station. Beth
received thanks from husband and wife,
awl' each said hi "hadn't put biases!'
oat in the slightest, but had really retitl-
ed looking after the baby.'
And thea the farmer and' the asm-
seerciel man seat to the ticket (Ace and
eaok parchased a ticket back to the
station where the drummers total's had
been left. When tbe ticket were pur-
chased, each turned and eyed the other,
.ad finally the fanner said .
"I nay, sailer, 1 thosgbt you tad b s
nem down to this town- What on meth
are you' going back up the line fur r'
"Weil, I had business down berg MT
bosun...• was to nun. that sick. tecta,
bitty, and give its tired mother a chaos
to ret. I've doe. that butanes., and
now I'm going back up the lire to do
trade. But what did you come tor, ma
why aro you going bask to 0- - I '
"Say, mister. gimes ler hand. We
wen in the same line of bunses lot Rte.
I was afe•rd you'd have to git off at some
interneejiate Mellon, and setae I sew you
take the baby an'a to gipe the pax wo-
man a redid spell, the titterin' of them
yoogag gn.bawka riled lie, and made me
realm up my mind to take hese of that
child atter yea got oft the tads, wren i
I had to travel through to Claliforay
There's bin sick babies in my hour, mis-
ter, sod ose oa 'ess stied hieaelf out, •o
that he slept sad never woke ai in. I
had tired mother in my hour many a
time, an' hay' often thanked God fir
aeadin' seats use our way to lighten her
harden."
As the two ern stood with clasped
hands, then was mobster, in the eye* of
mesh. D. Mc°.
Japes Toed' address is worthy of care•
mol permit. He ern a level head on the
Soott Act (peados.
Tea Courts hays this week decided
that Indians Ove no proprietor► lutenist
is their land How doe the tribal In-
dian rob look in tbe light of this?
Seer ageseessewsniss Thai weesi. r
sea Dentist la nedertth-W. S. weetverpa
Nelms cabinet ,.
Las Oil - iM.LCu ilnpn.
elev
lf -e. C. u...,teal
ease se Rest -Jelin
oasts Was' aa..-
asd of Thanks- arias l/nok uw
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
A Miters aware ys. taut_. mega'
411 tall i h heli .at it ds«
Tc`Wx TOPICS.
dee the fishing softiies is MT 'hew awes.
►ossa, pant,. at the ,Pilo. ot orders, softs.
ttsu.:tcawaatr
$za ate.., pasturage, bad sirs. lticb.ard Raw
atis water, to be atTrrsx
levo arm. atom band.
enured seta, sur, sae armies ear =tome
ettete t ems be stet r ac - _ for & s, at s is
til Leave uMss for at t.
aw-
CLwrg♦t.---We make si sclanyvir arlsar
•vise, senora est letter dais sad loss
anfa►edtarrmec!Lara t sestet. ittklis
8. ormk. at d Y. IlcLtarPL
Dowdrrow Dsv Cet.sa1NleW —
doassawnea in Iowa wiri Nbrmub Ws
gel,. by cwmtef out tai a taeabaabl.
atilt at r. it A. Pru110 wear. bs gape
Mat tewever.
•r* 1Mes. Oaa0Mwrsn . bears it beteg
ss}} we lay some of the fowl k eettio la. but
.allows, the a tent t: bs dW 4 tb
vral of Bard P
r'Oeet Ib the phaa'etapa tato
• 001. Pass was in tows this week.
Mit. Knight Me retsened to Detroit.
Tb. palace roller mink :a 4t111 patruoiz-
ed.
The Godmich cricket' en are now into
prima=
Mrs. Lin. Crawf• rd a visiting friends
st- Buffalo.
lir. Mertes in ria:tine Meads et
*hi bated... - d •. ; em-
Dirs. T. G. Moorhouse issuffetiap#411.
a severe cold.
Hobo Whitely, of Lucknow; was in
tope os.,Mpe day.
Mia Grace Robertson, of Clinton, was
in town this week. .
Mn. Walter J•mteton, left tor ler
hems on Tburedy.
Dave Donaldson of Port A:thur, "wag
,in town during the week.
Mn- Gavin Struthers has hal quite. a
severe &clack of pleurisy.
The Oddfelluws are di•ceeaing the ad-
visability of an .&cuesioe. •
W. regret to learn et the illness of
Mrs. Hulme, Fait serest. •
Miss Marl Danceu vuiting Meads
in the Province of Giebee.
Judge Doyle, end his ester, Mies
anal., lett for Europe the week.
Tea following dates for the proviaeial
bye -elections hare have been appoint-
ed: -Nominations iu Limnos, Kant
Kest, Diet &meoe, Jule 19 ; is West
Algoma, June 13 ; polling will take
piece simultaneously in East Kent, Kant
Samos, Leaoun, and West Algoma uo'
J i 116 ; and is East Algoma on
AIN 16.
Wm. T. Beesor, N. P. for South Oren -
died at kr/ residence in Cardinal cloak.
on Monday mourning. The diuresed, Mr. and Mn Wuolverton, of Clinton,
whose death was quite unexpected, be have taken their residence on Hinck•
having been ill but for a couple of days, meet•
was a native of Westmoreland, England,
where he was burn in 1928. Header=
Parliament at the gonial election of
1882 as a supporter of Sir John Ilaodon-
Mrs. and Miss R. R. Wade, of Brus-
sels, were ie town during the week.
The band contract on Tuesday weaning
nett prtmuss to be s grand tmco.m.
The sidewalk around the equate is sow
in perfect order for the ezeunioeist.
Jilin Campbell. of Seaforth, the popu-
lar hotelman, was in town skis week.
Bert Johnston, of THE Stomal is tak-
ing a poet oa the Seafurth Ifrputtter.
Rev. Mr. Thomas prsiobed is 8t
George's church on Sunday evening Let.
Rev. llr. LTr. and J: H. Carson will
exchange pulpits next Sabbath morning.
Mies Allis Canon, of Durham, is the
guest of her brother Rev. J. H. Canon.
Messrs. Slack and George Rhyme
were in Clinton on Monday last ruraliz-
in3-
R 8. Chilton, Aewriasa Ooe.al, took
passage on the Saginaw Valley last Sun-
day
Huron Fall Anises will be hold On
()doper 13th. Jeia Atlaser .'81 pre
side.
Mrs. George Elliott ITh returned from
s fortnight's visit to friends in Wood -
aid, laving been return id for South
Grenville by a majority of 148.
this thundered on. The school teacher are looking for -
The
ward with interest to the " Institute"
After the next dation had been passed at Clinton, on Thursday, Friday aa
the farmer bought • tieket for two Saturday next
flues have been several applications Pions further on, and the wmm.rcral
the pelisses ed pectine mnzestrate of 1 inn said to the conductor, "I suppose myals, am
county, Aft d the easdd►te• 1
going to S—. T suppose Pim were
left off at last dation. I'll run back on
the seat train.
And the old farmer added, "Please,
mister conductor, tell the brakeman sot
to huhu them names of the tatit,ns le
lord. it worries the baby, and teethe
it'll wake the poor mother up, eft' I
reejcen she ain't had no rest since this
_ _ _ _ . lends creator' took gids."
Tel Hsmiltoa thetas pate the ease in The condeetor took • kook at the baby,
numbed in theThe do and kindly said, "All tight. i've hada
wiser/ :_o
s Casemate^ the ieees of the seek baby in my family, and know how it
Bill is alma esneta ed. flit works."
ohs
he. atoek irk. $ i.eek to hie two The «,mmereW elan and the old ter -
sin point : that Indians 'hall vote,snd mer baked tog*lbor is low tones, the
,.. list of voters she be mode up baby gredeellY tired itself out crying.
revising barristers appointed by him- and eventeally went to sleep in the
. He mom, en be dictator, sed b drummer's eras , mad the fired aothet
gain his nbjeet melees then is more /114.41.
and fair piny in the rook and 61e At laitph the brskenan milled the
the Tory party titsa ib Tory hada neon ell the station for welsh the old
the drum ro
had p+bs.d
workout herd for the position. The
leadeesis the race are Mat
, Beattie and 8 Yates, and the
die is said to leve the maids track.
are in favor of the Scott Aet, and
is • lawyer ; although Beattie was
nominee of Ow Scott Act enmmittee
the county.
gni d
sew
in the matter of adopting and adapting
a short dory -''My First Ritter' foram
sane --the editor of the Wingham i'i-
d.tte displays an amount of cool 1Mee0e$
that would shame • refrigeratet4i51.
don Advertiser.
$iurreaxtie. -Tse Onelph hotelissp.
en ars now selling buttermilk over tl•
bar, no Joule with a view to the en -
foramen! of the Swot Act next year,
when ala fiery whiskey and the sontb-
int Tater can no longer be sold. The
leeteal fluid is supplied by the cemetery
at the Model Farm, and is already large-
ly consented. It is harmless and re-
f whiner, if mot a particularly stimular -
ing beverage.
Little Vesta Watson hr had a severe
'attack of quinsy, but is progressing fay-
orably.
i George Mcstallen, Routh street, was •
passenger ue the S• jitme, Valley on Sun-
' day lot.
The Huron & Bruce Len t Invsst-
ment society has the handsomest Aloe is
the county.
Rev. Fr. Carlin, of Woodstock, was
the rued of Rev. Fr. Watters during
the past week.
Mrs- Jac Twitchell, and Mrs. Metloy,
of Cltetoal, are the guests of errs. John-
ston thin week.
John Scott= is still rush:ng the ealt
business, buying the ham pro tem from
the Cheesiest Co. Prof. J. W. Tined e, recently killed
fin Texas, at one tiro* taught • ringing
class in Goderich.
Mr. Thorpe, of Detroit. bee again rent-
ed the furnished house of George Ache-
son for the summer mood's.
Mies Eliz* Logan ha iron* to ,happen
to act as bridesmaid at the wedding of
' her cousin, Miss Maggie Hunt.
J••hn (:netts, orf Kinosrdis., and kis
two sons, drove to Ooderich and pelt •
few days with friends last week.
Some yeses ego a w Cept•in hy the
n ame of Deekwn.on was bat at •se, with
hos wife and all ow hoard. He was ia-
N eed in the Phnmiz Mengel Life of
Hanford, whiah deali.rid to pay the
the claim on e ground that he sailed bo-
re/id the limits prsaeribed in the pulley.
TM •heirs eoatend teat the venni wee
meth= Were the dimmest within the in -
=rah= limits. A lery at Haddam,
Coma , deeded against the company kelt
week.
R. Edwards, of the Windham Tow.who was a witness at the Cotmty Coen,
paid us a friendly visit yesterday.
Ro.bt. McRriea the r•atracwr, arrived
Ontario. ea the last trip of the He is at
resent laid up with a • on ankle.
The thunder stirs of Sunday aftet
moos did no dm
saie here Around
Parkhill ameliorable damage ma dose
to the growing crape, a shower of Mil
stoma bevieg ales.
lfwe !/wlliekisg. wbo has beet is may
d.tecate Width ' Iltr ad hir visa at Ter -
este, reaerIlli /e derliesed es Saatltdey
ihook or (este off Ooderich am-
Mein
1 I one, sae the few hosts
httlein t a 'imelefactory bud:.
Piekeeel are Stew bsinj caught in the
river, )tet they do apt Otto fjeftly yet.
The raver ye how in gpilal wadtttua for
Lomita.
Some et the bees -cogen of ¥Iaeer-
due. Cisme., 8..durtk cad Godertch are
*apposed at she Meed comment ea Tam.
dap Nit
Mus Vsnderlip, of iaosdne, will leas*
for that city today. atter speedier • few
days, the Beet sttwt of her tont, Imes. Meek,
B
W. 8. Woulvsrton. dewtisc, formerly of
Clinton, has mimed rooms in the btnok
corner of North k street and it mere. Bu
and appear this week.
Mr. and Ilre. WiIltam Rhynes and
family •re expected shortly to take up
his melee= to town eosin, nut liking
their home in Tennessee.
Mr. sad Miss Stedy, after a pleasant
vest among freesia in Maaichester sed
town. returned to their hones et Har-
nett= on.Wsadeedap last.
The band serenaded our *Weans is
theequce o. Sstueday evening. The
boys expect a bumper' home at theirloa-
o n i on 'Tomb= in Vtdotla Hall. • -
Victotia Hell is diel being improve&
the gentry has been lowered, better
ventilation hr boon provided, and now
the walhi are being neatty colored.
Jacw Doyle, expressman, and Joeeph
ciq aril the delegate* from St. Peter's
tJ the consecration of the nee Catholic
Cathedni st Loadoa on the 2St1b inst.
Kr. and bits. Fairsres►se, of Young -
town, Oka, alet.ives of Kra Kedah.,
sed Meet's- No'laoci sad Law of the
earnspities. an the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Kedah*, ,t v•
• `•Aub" Boiawe•tiie abs. sad wends, odt.or ad ilia Aw.Bro, wr m
sown lade week.- oil* game up of his
bicycle, W Irks. as if wheel .heroise
agreed with hza.
Roc:.= flesTtro.--11'he band will be
at the ring Weight. Aa "orange race'
for ladies will be the bet feature of the
evening. The 'ventage 'recreation will
wind up with a grand geese.
R. 8. Chilton American Consular
agent, at this port, has rinsed the new
house built by Mr. Se oath on Nelson
street- It will make a Madison= Ten-
don*. when inhabfod and put in order.
Private &ivies Prem NO W. T. state
that the Indiana stewed Rev. J. Me -
Leach leas house of .all wearing apparel,
and 'mashed the pictures, but the glass-
ware and silverware were left ■nto=citd.
J. T. (Jarrow use ppurghaod the pno-
pp.iestty on which , the lagi sable of the
Rritiah Kankaage Hotel now "tends, and
Mr. Polley has purchased the stable
and will rm+ve it. Kr. Genus now
has a splendid property.
Recoauotr. -An emend= party from
St Thoma will visit Oode ich oa Fri-
dley the 19th W. hope the gram epos
the Court House square will be cut, sed
end everything pat le a neat shape be-
fore the excursion arrives. -
Arepo has been torrent that Rev.
J. H. Cirtron wee about to enter the
Iburch of RogIend. We understand
that their is no ground for the rueaor,
and that 1[t. Oatwe* is now, as ever, a
loyal and devoted Methodist. •
"Mr. Baireafaibr is without doubt
the best Sootok Vocalist who bee ever
in Yarmouth. He is e whole eat.rt&ia-
wtont in himself mad is ably supported by
the family. {Yarmouth Timms. Vic-
toria Hall Wednesday nest Diane
tweet -
Minimum Rzataes•ntoes.—The 6.1.
lowing is the needier of candidate who
have signified their ratencios of write
a the different Nigh Schools in the
comely, se the i]sp.rteasot Bsamina-
tione, onmmeneiwg July6th and termi-
nating on the Ilth. riting for fine
class certifieatse takes place in Toronto,
bsglnniag on the lith end sedum 23rd
July,
"latus. Oedsr•ieh- teabrth, attractions of Ooderich -"Owe d take
Third-class 43 62 41
Wod/dMoek selekeeited the 14th in a
royal manner- It wee the best spurt and
she biggest timid ever gathered on a
(sailer occasion, and owls; 110 the. &eh
Ad being in force there were so drunks
or tights. This item ebould be carefully
read by tome our load growtera
Boor BALL. -A t t, pore of foot
hr will be played 1 n tbecriaket &owed,'
on Saturday evening between tea tame
picked out of the (.odertch H. S. Foot
Ball Club Ball kicked of at i o'ciuek.
Lige Oodetich brass heed lent h. in et
tendance, and • lively time is expected.
The public ars invited to be present.
The ezhibitwo at the Pala= rials
given by .1. M.Ceuk, the (way .k M.t o
Friday last was well MistiestTOe
e teveesesta et the skater woo* wens weal
sppmai sed, sad the grand Throb was a
plessieg novelty. The "dude" bagmen
was mill done. end on the whole a ,,ver=y
goad Kllbswi ma Kirin. J. III- miss*
has made a asanber of trieetie K„4tI
R
etc ,,, r.
Waxman. - Hew. • o Newland
dru, gill est West Wincbestare hoe beam
tined $50 and costs f..r c onteaesntisa eE
the 8'out Am. He sold' m the bit& of
the hollowing pessiee• dowmeat
' •West W i.cbeetar, 4th May, 111046 W.
B. w give tt'lllutu Purvis one Pint of rye
whiskey (signed) Dr. eclatJn-" The
'ig mtere is supposed to bare bean
tome&
RT. Presm'a Sweatt.. -Those who in-
tend &sainting in the bazaar to be held at
the beginning of July for the besellt of
St. Peters charoh, would coater s favor
open the lady ttun•gen if they would
wed is. • a meraersndsen ef the •roils
they intend to provide for the bawler.
An early response will greatly befit the
bazaar, and will be notch *pertetated by
those who are managing it
Corpus Christi was solemnly celebrat-
ed on Sunday last at 9t. Peter's. Rev.
Fr. Wetter celebrated the High Maes,
and 8.'. Fr. Lutz preached the sermon
The Misses Iliddulph and O'Rourke, and
Mr. Griffin, all sang their solos very
creditably. The young ladies of the
Sodality, with dowing veils, and twenty
little girls of the congregation, weevil=
wreaths, and carrying baskets of Sowers,
throwing than before the hent tarried
by the priest, made • hsautiful sight.
Lower= t -The old Junior Hurons
and other player hare formed masse
selves into a club to be called the
Unica Huron lacrosse club. The follow-
ing are the officers : Hon. prem, J. T.
°arrow ; bon. vice. O. W. Berry ; pros,
M. G. °•mors; vice, Dr. Holmes; hon.
sec., W. McLean ; acting sea, W. Cox;
trim., J. H. Watson; moot., H. Dunagh.
Managiee oummittee, W. Wallace, Sid.
Malwmaon, H. Watson, D. Nicht/Leos,
G. Price. It is the intention of the dub
to invite the Lucknow and Walkerton
clubs to play fur the silver cup sun by
the Junior Hurons et Lucknow.
%ua,rOA ntimeaLI.-BR•Tett A"Atll.
--Nes. Wm. Bade, of taw Huron Road,
Ms handed us two eggs bid by a oum-
mon hen. that bests James McFarlane's
hollow. One of them measures 71) arouni
one way and et armed the other way,
and weighs Simeon ;wile the other
one is over 84 ashes by 6i itches errand
and weighs 44 maim Who can beat
this' As • winning another u shows 44
M 3i the sir of a pigeon eeg gg that
weighs only Il ounces. This make. an lie
Wresting trio The ordinary eMa of a
hen's eegteg is from 6 to 6j by 6 to et in-
ches, sod weighs about Y esteeoa.
A DAY Or Pteasoa .-About forty of
oar young people enjoyed one of the
best pioauce that has been held this sea -
e on, on the targe of Mr. W. Redhead,
Bayfield r.oed Let Monday aftoraoon.
The Remade are beautmlully situated on
the bank of Hurons Lake, and the See
beach u easy ot access. The =emery s.
picturesque, and the close proximity of e
good spring of water renders the pings
all that cooed be desired. Baa.bdl,
football, target-peso/es and other
amueeneents helped to pass the time
plea•sntly, and the photo .f the picamers
by Me. Stewart, fnllowd hy • hearty
sapper, and a jolly drire home, wooled -
ed the day's son.
Oopeatce an • Hs•LTn Reaowr -
That excellent weekly, the Landes
(hthofir Record, thus refers to "aft of the
Second 13 9 most healthfsl of summer resorts le the
Sac. and Third 11 R 1;, Province of Ontario me, without doubt.
Special 1 l 1 the town of Ooderich. Pleasantly situat-
ed nn the 'bone of the mighty Heron,
7` Galeria, offer, the tourist privatise of as
Candidate" •n charged • hos of fj4 fur much healthful enjoyment r an be halt
wash mortifies= for which they write. h any pari of Canada. For shwa she,
Half of this fee goes to the treasurer of having goods,amassed a sate •hare of the
world's go•,ota, and denies • heltM.l
half to the Departalest is ?WV." to home away from the din and heat of ow
ural
pay for expiates of ezassiniag ,pate, , districts, str testa, the dulness of nyse ..expiatest Aa By this arrangement Citteatimeattran re- tt sea trick ,..nesse many Moon
$89, Oodatteh 874, Sesforth $81. teetiotinna.
owes
"A Neem.. tw ArLp &matte." -The
celebrated B•irosfatb.r family of ?Wettish
vocalist+ will appov in Victoria Hall on
Wednesday oesk The Kingston Daily
Nor says : -"hie. 1llairnetather is a
whole troupe in himeslf,bn witty sketch-
es and tongs is bread Sees& never fail
ing to bring forth roved. of app ease.
y PP
each High Reboot Booed, and the other
During the evening he related ' ennri-
onsness Sand an
the Teethes," "W e
' three Hee lar.'enen,' "A sew way to
raise the etad, 'and "About twenty mho
veers," sad sang "Oh sing tae me the
sled Bente% lenge "'"the Lied o' Cock -
pen "Scots wha line," "net up aid
bar the door,'. and "The Santelsss,
- Inrlishman sail iri•hmsa." 111r.
Beirnshther is a good winter, ase el Kr.
Keanedy's superior in elec,ti,nary pow-
- I era' Mmsuivd Nat th'e'me on male at
A Clone CLA`let, —No. is tie time to
visit the old country wink the fans are
low. Cabin, intermediate and steerage
M greatly reduced rte, lower thee ever
cued before. x:36 purchases • tmket
from Ooderict to Liverpool Londonderry
or Glasgow hy the old reliable Allan
Liss. Buz first elide steamers, one of
which leaves Quebec every Saturday
during the season Superior become*,
dation average passage A days, te.o rat
which are passed .on the calm eaten.
end amongst the beautiful scenery of the
St Lawrvnee. A saving is effected by
taking a return ticket, whish is good for
six mouths. If you are sending for
your tries& you eau obtain prepaid
Mtiskits at greatly reduced ratio.
eta, =toot naihDes, and all ie -
formation apply to R. Attrxreow . •gest
A lee Linecity ticket agent n. T, R.
soar the pet .. r •, l lnd,rielO