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THE HURON SIGNAL Tel NEW SJYJTT ALT.
Act has u( late been
The to,ott the
Is psbllsheol every Friday yornrs`, h1 ticam medmenta and
(ittt.tuvoor Barn. at their Omoe, Berth at .ubjetct of w, meal
GODERICH, ONTARIO a,unier amendments, that even tu•ny of
Aad Ie despatohe4 te all parts of ileo surround its beet anpputton aro in • mase as to
la4 uuuatrr bt the.srft oon sala.d trains.
y general admealos it hes a larger clrcul•-
1nmi tins W ether newmeper in Bea part et
she os,tetrl. d is efts *tile rageat, aeweleet
Mad mw reliable Journals In (Astarte
possessing• as it floes. the fere-goL5 essentials
sad being 1a .44111.. tothe shave s 4rst-eIse.
family .ad Arvada paper it is therefore •
meet 4metrwele.derrr(etsr welts..
Tsars. -41.1' ie .dues potaeaev awpeld
b stalebers: $I.Tl.U
Stern If a,t so paid. T b rite will M tricpe
enforced.
Rarev or Anacornert*. - Bight cents
hew the law now stands oe the question.
After all the hubbub crested by the
liquor teen, the scheming of the Senate.
end the cunning of the lobbyists in the
Commons in the whisky interest, meder
the .ower of the "wive and beer clause,'
the AM stands in a more workable and
that wheeler, condition today than it did
lee ter ant inanities : three outs per tine ttt,r _owe Lira Huron pa:mouses, upon N
sac Is subsequent irteertboo . Yearly, half. yearly
( (Ibtob.r.
and quarterly emanate at reduced rates.
aweouter �le►. •hev.see.erve-ela It u true that large! powers are given
in 11. bing ,tomoemplw.ubtliedbeettiottttiwe M: the
u torula[ oat wort is oderteh, are prepared to physs ns •ed druggtats.
to ds bugbearst• taut tine at priese that rennet restrictions that apply to the present
be beaten. and of a quality that caasot be
sol s.essd. - reeves Cask
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FRIDAY. JUNE 2dgg, Itt89.
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MR. FAKROW.4 FIB.
A peroral d the copy of oho Pur Mese
Dehetu bearing date of June 12th will
reveal t.• ougreader% the ateannsee and
untruthfu!wwa of Thomas Farrow, the
representative of East Haran in the
House. M. C. Camera, member for
West Huron, was showing the i.juatic•
done to settlers in South-western Mani-
toba, many of whom were from this
county, and among other things he read
GENERAL ,HTELLIGEN
e } Ille0ILLACUDDY Moe. P+tt
PAO A TZAR IN •UVA ICs
GODEKICH. ONT.. FRIDAY, tUE. 26. 1885. - - -
THS WAVING MAN.
'Ph. Tomato w•� has riot bees over
� TS1 Q- ante you • qu•$ut of a dollar. If you
don't either you or I will have to leave
a Rand remove. speeds • wowed -its ten tram..
friendly towards Mr. Blass, best it gives wetly esww�N And the response was,
as important place in leaded matter to yew re • ealtwr. no bottle
Every town and village has its Iocal i thought you war a 0se.
the followiag from a eowtribetor whose who'd try to freak me out, la soak
poet. -.very four corners u sim►Lrly of- prate• tau Daher oust t�u
n value '- From my •thea a me re
opinion ft appears f aimed et isn't every day ut the t)nu[her, Iona. of travel
Mr. Blake most its acknowledged lead- week that one et these dngeirsl builders orlon forst we Met my wlerra
HVM MYRae 1. 11m bet sift
bre.
er of the Pow of ouomon. sea. is o • au i . s .- +
They. Lott Yee
His untiring industry, his aleatory of • railway train, and sets hioself out to And sow you cry ter 4ti rter.
i little hush
parliamentary praetor* paralyze 1 realty e`,.nk [ o ter,
vigor, his ability to disentangle a.mpli- f shockingly bad jingle. 1 met But tsy art ew 11 wick
at Ott wired f tun t, travel oa M h urwt hu mini sII o
and detail, hal para) thepeuengers with impromptu I'll take you ro money
pareaget u iia sy 000C10540a:
cations as they arise, and most of all the such an one on my rarablee the otter When nest uu seek to pry •trick
feet that Sir John lliaodonald ¢early d. sed p the rot fR• ley: Tas Ijl.r swears ors col• union
y, � ItTo folb ie mil `on vim
let
always segwieweee lo his °°ores(when the eat will �w toyatleaw end eiip wk= g t tee your alms for common lea.
lane is trot • party matter have made 1 weep, I will endeavor M .ketch tie irea t tou treses n co«.
for him then position. Bir John is still mournful 'meet. By this time a number of other pts-
poeswed of wonderful vitality, bat he He wasn't one of then ad eyed poets, ringers had gathered around uur pew,
of whom we read an story books, with "a and the grocery roan got madder than a
fate method o'er with the pais coat of March hare, and moire he'd see the poet
thought,' long haired and lank, with
dank locks of raven -black heir, eyes that
rivalled the glisten .4 the diamond ; nor
was he dressed in • threadbare suit of
black, with hat and slippers to match.
Not he, by a large inaj�rtty. He was
snythiog but emaciated, stood 6 ft. 1t tn.
in his stuckiap, and would not kick the
IWBBrgHADOf r..aorCGlTI\"f:.'' beam at lee' than two hundred and
A tut of twatfii. is beteg talkd about twenty in the .bade. He was dressed in
0o dm streets 3 now about the per pepper •¢d -salt suit of fustian, -rhe
doctors being •'boycotted." Some are est being lung and the breeches short
stupid enough to ehat'ge fist all the enough to display the red forefront of
medical mem who voted against the act h. long boots. Hiss large hes-, which
are being persecuted. This is ail rub
built. No doctor s being boycotted bo-
nus* he voted seainst the Act. Some
of our most respected physicians voted
against the Act, sad no one has ever re-
proached them for it in any way. But
these respectable doctors are too honor-
able to meanly violate the act by giving
certificates to any whiskey soaked loafer
n tams
special vendors will slay apply to drug- has not the vigor of Mr. Blake, and
gala. tad doctors seam a tdeg a medical every day new the sceptre passing
certificate, (sad they can sell no other gradually from the old war -hone to his
wayl in *very mime a reseed of sale of more youthful rival. Certainly it is not
any liquor most M halite going from Sir John to any one on his
As shebon. asssbsr ler L..ds oiler. own side. The succession u just ae sure
piptoeort) very jaeiilt7 end aptly re- to Mr. Blake as summer u to winter,and
mailed, s chemists and druggists choose then s no one dares to stand up and
to descend to the retail rale of liquors, it say him may.
is just sud right that tnesams:e•trictio••
should be imposed on them as ere imposed
on hotel keeperao r other vendors. Ni ben
they sell liquor made up in prescriptions
with other drugs, wither this amend-
ment nor the `Scott Act interferes with
a letter from Mr. things MaeEeosie' choir Sale ; but if medical practitioners
formerly of liteierie1t, tut wow of Winn- ur druggists choose to •ogpgi in the
hem, in which that gentleman shows rap retail sale of liquor, it is proper and con -
the iii•ts •.sumo ut tie Mier• bye ' eist.at'wilh the Scott Ad. to ra=tio the
governaseat inspectors, winding up with tale .
the assertion that there s out • settler Iu ordor that doctors may not abase
now there who will not feel like cursing that pnrilsaiaa, the fullowinit clause,
tae c' vecdmeat and leaving the country. Are* oat by the Senate has been rester -
Mr. Cameron intrudeosd the question d
of the lett.rta the following way :- "And any medical man who gives such •
r7 I hold in my hand • letter wnttM by eertltit-eleleran othertbenairicuy m.dicIsal
purposes .1011, /or tae .ret oleo•, be 1tbls.
s resident of the a5R17 of Heron, who un setatusaas7 eewviotioa b.Iuir ,ay Dae or
with his two sons, eatugrated to the mon 1•s ores of the peace under the Act
North West. and located west lead, a isdrti t-0ae t~o . peen yiiy d tsr a unary. 554
seat offence shall
ion of hick located epee on ler sosea4 er ail esboosq
Chet • w1. be li•bte, on summers two. commie • pawky
the faith of the Order in Council. of luny dollen.-
Mr Farrow- year did be Inuit In pressing for the re -adoption of this
then ? law, Mr. Jsmieu,n said :- -
Nr. Cameron -Three yeah ago. 1 very salutary
think my hes- friend opposite hes some Hon. audition who have erxperiease of
interest in this matter, too. and 1 hope the working of the Canada Tesperemee
he will gin lou honors► co¢vuctiOns upem Act, more especially in Halton, hare
this •iso act. found that it was absolutely necessary
Mr. Farrow -I will.
Mr. Cameron -This gentleman writes that an ameodmewt of this kind should
ms a letter. 1 will give bas oars : it is be made to the original Act. This clause
n.. secret It ig,.,s onmmuaio.tine ad- is Dot mien_ dad for honest, but for die
dewed to zee the ti member oft I�Ilrlis• honest, medical prsotitiooera. in felt I
meat, and if tars had permitted, T is•
tended to tall MMation $o it to smother know that many reepectabls medial men
way. He is Mr. G•urg. ilcK•nns, n favor of this clause, on ground
lately • readmit of the awn of Wing -
SERVANTS' DAY.
',Peeing Friday' in the dlldTowa
of Ellen.
as IS►trestl.g taNe.w site 5r.1's Weak-
ness ter re Auto a sad aveMsiaaaer
a Merry cerates• v t • e -
From our own l'orreetwn.lest.
Yesterday was "Feeling Friday" in
Elgin, and a rare day it was. Early in
the morning the servants from the sur-
n,tnding neighborhood began to assem-
ble in the little town beautifully situated
un the banks of the Lossie. Many came
by train, others drove in w.g..nettwa,rige
or cents, ea♦lfpd for the dy, while the
greater number d -'pbd the good
„la system of tray.!lirg on foot.
Nor did the little groups appear wwtried
as they entered the turn from ell sides
and matte their way to the searltet. A11
farther int.; the neuter regions than a teemed hal,py, sad bow eoutd tt.y be
.row could fly in a weep, and used other otherwise,
similes ur ss equally unpuetic p•ture. ler a s�ckxt Han aovftr
wbooh my pencil decline► to take dew.¢ 'say day is the Feat, its on the mo ra-
in the original tett. But he did, not ynt of ••Feeing Fnday. ' end be soup
choke off the rhymater, who replied. lata you see that he 5� • a:pert.• or
All right -lay awry tampered Oleo. tea when au )ppurtu ratty presents itself
\ uu're rated ea dent exam IL •
You started oat a have.. cop to stop up to the bar and call fora dram,
Al me. and sow regress.
fiat., ., you'res ghee I ward your speech like his master. Before twelve o'clock,
Usto you're chum ferniest you High street was densely crowdel, prin-
t tboutbt a teen. 1 would new -h. There
4ad asps 1 Iuvs oo*vioced run tipsily with "lad. and lasses.' Thu pokio 1185 u .then v uu'. good ra
crestun. were represent•tivss, too, a an older
IRy clothe. don't doss globi r y Dara gra pe while ''tunnies sod gsinae�'
Bat Cue g.ve you. Meth were
S u To do you 1004. From th.e time faro. were net wanting. All, however, 1 rope ouli take the Leeson.
fad recently been ' saudp•Pered by dm Now 111 go s into end yon oro north - on • similar errand, all were there for
village barber, was surwosnted by a hat 1've tires 700 your dreesia. hire There was no a¢ettonear, but if a
of the kind cornrnealy known u "straw As he concluded, the brakeman enter- I ire. wantea • man, b•.y, or gimp, or all
stack," and in his right hand. -which ,ed the r,dch, and broke up the matinee i three, he elbowed his way through the
was almost as large as a dressed ham,- by yelling, rent mans, locked at nye, then at snot he
he caroted $ variegated carpet hes u( the "M Ingham 1unctron. Change tan I et- until he found such an one or ores as
heirloom species. he alt
On entering the coach he surveyed the
inmates with his small grey eyes, and s
who will apptj fur it. These ate not smite Flayed over his countenance. as he
merely pr " Tho temthosoce o are I auk in the situation. The groe.ry men
merely protest against those who are nurzt to me. nudged the ready-made
prostituting their privileges. clothing man, and said .
Tax Bixi Mascot Baia test case will "Joe, there's one of your models for
be one of the snort important yet tried summer suits just ooze* ia. What do
ender the Soots Ad. carry your dummy around with you
for i"
Mil:m seum envied th. good Act on The clothing tsan ginned over hie left
Thursday past by 3,290 majority ; lin- shoulder, and a look of dismay over•
ooln by 509 ; and Perth defeated it by spread his countenance, as he exclaimed,
168. Middlesex leads the van now,neat "Good gracious ' 1. he here ? T must
comes Kent, then Prince county, P.L.-lave this train at the next *learns."
L, and thou our own old Huron, se be "Don t be alarmed. Joe,' responded
as big majorities for the Act go. th. grocery men ; "Tll protect you.'•
• "You can't do it. Thu follow is no
Tax rescue u[ the prisoners with Hit dummy. flet a • pust-a real, lira, tiedh e victim,
l and heere other 1p to en enthrall hint.ractions The Act may
for train toiti south : an' be god and
lively too."
The poet grabbed his carpet bag' and
walked from the coach, leaving the di.-
c•.m6ted drustttar to cogitate upon the
ups and down, the hills and valleys, the pate In the fun. Look down with use
trials and tribulations, yes, upon the upon the youthful gathering from •
vicissitudes incident to things in general •eishhoring window,
cn this sublunary sphere. LAD'i AND Lan dlin, u" rNtar kith Qotne
y114,
The sett Art. are happy u can be. They have thrown
It s possible under the Scott Act, tor off their corduroys and striped dress, and
those who want it, to have all the tiquot are all dress in their Sunday gear.
they can consume, but they must get it M•ay •.f them are particularly active and
in some locality where the ick s not in tricky under the influence of a glass or
force and mud use it in private. This two of the real "(tlenlevet.'' There go
shows clearly that the law was not aimed the fernier*, as • rule splendid looking,
at drinking per s, but at the public ex- men, and those in search of servants.
hitetiuu and sale of the liquor in Oat How cunningly they eye this laborer.
A question or twos *eked as to los age,
thought would meet his requirements.
Titer* were some hundreds ready to I e
ertgaged, while many of their friends
and relatives already bargained fur re ,
maned to swell the crowd and y'artici-
aro t the time of
that its • protection to them. \\ "here Bear, and their immunity from insult and blood poet ; anti he'll be on to as w 1 or ns� not pave effective for the par- his former place '>f occupation, s penal clans of this kind is hanging and outrage while in the tamp of the lea than • minute, grinding out execrable 1 pose uttend.d. without the correctness par- service under last master, and such like
over the hen f slab•. fiveis a ince for of the above description being liable to if an engagement us completed the sar-
ham-
Mr. Farrow -I know him.
Mr. Cameron -And formerly s resi-
dent in my town. ' to do •Den will its on the homeward
Mr. BvwellKen that letter wrltt.S b los importuned, at all boon of the day +the troops fore." And he shuddered as he spoke.
by McKenna sod night, to give certibcates when tbey I march by the time this reaches our reed- ' One would imagine the new paa.enger
are not absolutely necessary. It is only' era. heard what was being said, for he arses
proposed to punish • medical men when i from his seat mesa the door and tame to -
he gives a certificate eolurably. No Tilos Faisow, the Toro uttered bnate_o t I wards the double ant in which ws totes
u of ►man who s required redskin, ere auntie+ ox ..ragmen menses, end •.king ten P ctullenr e. Its tett ks for itself, .rtd
ttps0 vest roso•ive. • .Killing add announose
art thing he is not so liable ( The war is taw prwctioafly endd, sad ' them. I've been paralyzed by him its- so do all the effurb meds to enforo it. Kia name an returo. Ths hoed money.
A law against drinkirg would not be M
sumptuary law unless the intention were however, s not sufficient at times, for '
to regulate 11..wt of living ; but the individuals have been known to forfeit
Moott Ad s net even • law against drink the shlhaq it •more demrsble wage an
loge It ian�► against selling. -[Cana i be proasred. ()then I... h000rsble
da Citixea. make three or four engagement during
noure
the day fur the sake of
__ Ti■ ara011rr.eTl1O •ISILLINti.
Ottawa, Joao 40. -It •ow &PP°me Towards 4 p. m., the crowd began to
that before Rises trial wolf take Plsoe diminish Many anxioes t4 leave the
the government will cause • preliminary
Mr. dameron --Yea. The letter says
he Iia left Manitoba, and he intends to
let ks farm grow rap to weeds, as Mr.
Robertson's was allowed to do More
than tbst: b. says he s prepared to
prove before • commons* •very state-
ment that he has made•
Mr. Farrow had the .ffroktry to atter
the following eotorioes falsehood : -
I know Mr. (leo. Mackenzie very welt
hoa.ri sea wosld d� anything of the test Han,., has Jaen • were seated. There were other vacant
toad meat to equal hs grid time yarn about I Saab, but he droppid carelessly into the
with the hes 'aline WNW eggs and the cows I seat in which at the clothing roam, re
Sir. John A. He said, agreed
Mi Jasteson lel. said, and we hope giving more milk and butter because of
matkigg,
certain doctors is Oedeiich will tate the the N. P. ! Yr. Farrow this time says I as ts ye!+ hers
that some of the Manitoba farmers have Tint yron tares of • tied.
Howes biasses I 1 fear
Theh ember for West flatus (Mr. I warning
on. m
Cameron) is almost GO oil le an7 teak. I We have given very considerable
have met him oo political plstferw' wad palmate medical men, we have enlarged
some salsa he thought it ° me siest to their powers under the Canada Tvmp.r-
kep away. Mut he 1. •qwl to •ay °o I snos Act in order that they may more
pulpal ; he esu Mane black appear whit• freely exec nes their profession for the
or white blast. Did he not say that public good, but, as wt► have ryes theta
d Doom Macksszie had loft the country very large powes compared with thea
Mr White -Yea. sod never returned. given to them in the original Act, I think
Mr. Farrow -George Mackenyte has a its quite right that we should see that
very fine property u oo thorn Manitoba there stall he no ab ss of tht+e powers.
and he has erected on it a fin. bedding. W hews that, while A s a moat re.
and has retorn•d to his business to apeetable proteaioe, yet there ars black
Goderich, as • hardware merchant. sheepit and if a moodiest man to
A `ere 00 1es.pttble falsehood was
never uttered. Mr. Farrow dose know
Mr. George McKsarie. H. lives near
that gentleman, and knows he was in
business in Wtnghas and not in God.•
rich when he left for Manitoba, and re-
turned to Wingham and not to Goderick
•ftrhe came beck to Ontario disgusted
with the maladministration corraptMtn
raised 140 bwshela of spring wheat to the ' 7b cot well intoned. for the thea. to •••
nor. ! Mr. Farrow ought to be appoint- ! AS' wont ie to knew it. ( what ev dense they out prosecution.
before
•d emigration wont. W hat does the ! So please do sot treat me snk.nd. 1 t1. rutul.r nmol is held. There has
Saar man think of this 140 bushels to The grocxy man said, "Excuse me. been oonmid•rsbls delay on the part of
sir, hut wire engaged at present, when i the crown counsel is preparing their
r sere 1 well ask you to seen. sad it s now aad•estood that the
- - - i w5 want your company 1 trial bee bees postponed until the latter
Swtrararso was hewed to drop in the join us.' pert of July. Messes. Lemieux and Fits.
London Fro. Pres .utiles on Thuwdsy The sower a„..,.... I }steak, iiiel'e aounael. arrived in this
I city this afternoon night of last week. For months pewat Young fewer. you seem b thick Sema 01 ye- .on t> interview t • gov-
that paper has been bristlingwith .0- I ernment u to the character of the M -
But car is a public convoyasre ser 1 didmmnt they intended bringing against
M-
etalled arguments against the Scott Act, You �t deet. u fail Ute is Ory t od ay
But you cannot hold me In abeyance. Rest In this they were out suc°esald
d *tend, left the town for their re-
spective
mvgOtigation and an •:•mtn,loa of the rend
homes. The anajonty, how-
ever, remained to carry on the fon, and
empty the bottles, and drain the kegs
tapped in the earlier put of the day.
Rum shops lined both sides of the
sorest, as s common in every Scottish
town. No poor, thirsty individual had
fee le go a gsessh hu burning 'appe-
tite. His only difficulty would be to
decide which one of the score of stens
within atgbt should receive his hard
earned skilling. Not satisfied with a
dram, frequently • bottle was purchased
w given for tnodi-
whom then powers are R but the splendid rrajonty of 3,290 or
sinal romans, should use alcohol to • the Act in Trttddleeei wun!d make it
..aadeeabl• extent sod Basel beers! SONO as if the influence of the Free Paas
the provisions of the law, he should be
. igna1ly punished. I think the clause is was gone. A gentleman who has been
• very good one, bemuse there ought to
be wale punishment provided for dines
wee deliberately break
The wine and beer clans was thrown
out by the Commons by • majority of 8,
the vote standing 86 to 78 against
ministr by the We say
of the Senate. Five
impudent proposal
ministration ssy that ia,Mra. Reformers and 73 Conservatives voted
F•rruw henna Gooey j1lack•tssi•, sad
of I for this limitation, and flu Reformers and
3
that he knows W. R. Maekensie,
Godsnch, too, and there was no mead for
him to confound the two. We therefore
gin these marmite from the alma)
records of the debates to let the people
of Roma, who know all the persons
earned, see how shamelessly Mr.
e Farrow an stm"present his antagonises,
and how he will falsify facts for party
advantage. Mr. Cameron comas oet of
the dseussion vindicated ; Mr. Farrow
appears as an untruthful )tarty heck
earning his timber lions.
in London for the put few weeks, says
the Soots Act would pass then tomorrow 1 The poet replied, -
i see you're one of teem here noes
They represented to the minister of Jius-
The grocery man turned red with rage,Sur Al„ a 5.11 that aha Itusi
and said, "We donot wish your nnipaa7,
sir, and we want to task amo..g our-
selves'
ur-selves'
If there wee • vote upon the question.
Tag very stupid article upon the edi-
tor of this paper which appeared in last
week's Stier shows that the silly swan
as n
hest in upooar West street rwrif,'r'.,
W do not care to play fishwife with the
1 Conservatives voted edema 11, Mad in
ira
favor of r t•isg the Temperance Ad,
in this respect, as it now is. All the
members of the Government voted in
favor of missies the Temperate*, Act,
with the .xeeptioa of Mr. Rowell Mud
Mr. Mit trotted
cLelan, tamper, oa the tamper,
saes side. Wyss the question same up
for Anal consideration as t, whether the
Temmon
p o• act should be upheld eruct,
Stars Ma. W. G. laa kes keeeked oat the
say fish inerealisi in the first d.
'ream
Mr. Smith now feels oeaviwnei that it is
ammehnely besides the nominal editor
who eehtrols the Sher. H. Waits that
laxt .diol. wee sack Dae, indeed.
e
:Star man ; for Isis opinion of us is too
mash colored by jesioney to give us a o
ear*. "I have • atemptibls opinion
of you," said a violent oppr•weat to Rev.
Dr. . • •t 1b, r your opinions
are contemptible," renamed theDoctor.
t
And •n my we , the Star. So oppo-
ses' was over refused apses in Tins
Stemao The Star cowardly hers out
d
what it minereply 1.t,
That goy for uolashnn.
Yon like to view sheep tee
(). dile bene whole meronrtisa
at
You'd Ute to see me bounce.[ at one:
By thebumane conductor
Cut pad mto
P for.. y tickets attached __.
Young mass I alit Jo duffer.
The clothing man had kept silent thella
far evidently waiting to see the gr^Cer7
m
an freeze out the poet, but sa the form-
es ed Croppin hu corner. before the
minute wasup, and ns
gave evident sig
of beano worsted, he said to the poet.
"For heaven s take give es • rest.
tRuTiad4t5d to Gen. Middleton ut was which was placed in an inside pocket in
moasad that the rebel leader should the earlier part of on Monde ays but
in a more
evening.
v. •fair and impartial necessary
trial. Ts in exposWhile
int b r proper senses, they were
sure this it w noc..sacy the• • large 1►il.
number of wttneenee should be heard for eahained to be Olen with
Tel Poisonous rLaai
1 the defence, sed as this would involve
1 an ezpenditere tar beyond the power of but as all awes of rasped, and shame
their client, they held that it was the I became drowned, they considered that
duty of the government, in oonsiderattoa the sight of • black bottle was quote in
_Af the terns of surrender, to meet the item:nag with. their blackened characters
exposesthat would hereby he inumrsd• and vile language. Aboet 8 p.m., a
p
ranted was obtainedu rwhuest would M saunter
AlHigh t, nearly atreet revealed ll, many
reepeetabte Servants had left the tows
a wWeesss retseser, for their new country homes, and to
- serve their new masters until the nett
Cut.' ono, June 90 -Mary
Kleiman, a "Faring Fnday,•' some six months
girl in gaol here, has confessed apes
he hh.no. n The he Sunfortunate
n ortu n to i Murrieta
s [oily sot only d u attempt were still to Sees. Polies walked the
streets, too. but
Tee roma •Nems',
ran and women, to the terrible draughts
were so numerous that hart the anthori,
ties mouldered a Canadian Minos •
charge,sysry cell and dungeon .bout the
tows would be nver8owuag. Old resi-
dents spa ak of the reform Mat hen taken
pleas within the lint few years. They
require to 1.11 Canadians the feet, for a,
one could warmly Ims.une soak scenes
in • town like Eton as those witnessed
the hoose carried the affirmative roue is0e>iLh.
saline without any division. The saiex-
Pty would have beta larger W the vote
been taken on the act.al •mende••et,
fastaad of on a smash vote. However,
the fad that the liquor party did not
rink • vote on the original amendment is
proof waei.s1 that they were ks ndy
I
ad own
All the Hares amber• vebdgielldly.
•
Fall wheat is not looking well here
ttsospe es lour land or gravelly
soil. flprieg Grope promise well how-
ever, sad there is a gond •bow of [reit.
The bay sop will be • large oa., owing
Ito tit Jane miss. on the whole the
Donna is 5 fair 1045 foe gNoal Is,ws pro-
doaa.
Duet talk that man to death with 1
poetry..'
The reply was instantuneons
If Bat yeses erne Rots up ad dies.
Twill pet sou in to roan.
Oahe 'tees wilt be -Mee nee- - ,
In Hie be has Pied •gree
Hie friends will think the thin[ ton glair
It they de haps°peas it
They 11 *crack Ilei from oftbe
acme
A.' subaltern. "Me jlieet.-
The armory man ass breathing
heavily, but gathered himself 1. hr • final
h head, and roar -
tree of the family of Mrs. Freer, her
aster. by adnuniatenug poison. but of
cassia* the deaths of her mother, father,
and another sister tw Dehmlow Iowa.
Her soother died in July Int year, her
outer Leta in Angust, and sod her fu-
er Michael in Marett of this year. She
assigns no motive for her emirates •r
than that she was impelled to c.mtait
thetas.
Mary Kleiman is lee. than 22 years
old, slender, rather pretty, prepossess-
ntIi
ing in manner, and an invalid, having; t,wands yestidwy *vowing. it ter
II woods of Canada eves es •
pat rtal ase of her lower limbs
and eoliPeed anything ever .•.. in the haek.
She hes .w inn.he•nt .ttpTe..inn 14th out
and loob ova more youthful than lie O.
cu
.,u yes �p 7 isl. jam• wtJolt..
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