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seme d soare mire meat tem the family
.samoulsa tomallsws' tee group pietas. He
to lm • better mettles them ever to pie nein
tannin to kis purees
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New weeded tootles pea au shades, •caw
s weeds and reeenrpeess,, mow aootcb sad Lag. new patters la erou.seings, sew
sod msbS prnt. ys
turuisbiNee our Jell
p'ata• H. MacCoas•e. at A. 1'. Me-
I.maas.
AM Mel you forget it. WM. pr.aervia.
1101111111011at that Hsurders sad Non M. the
hg1m sleek of preeorvlog kettles and trait
jklmia qua sad time esteem •radown low.
Mea/
gang oal oi. stoves. r
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swat. reeleThe
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Amoebble of -Joy sad ►.styr(tks foe
i. the New WAR... C.
ms►ue- Ha• mo equal a snowier.The w!U aweaW you. As 1 as gtvia
groat 18. ass to cant bu�osars, w sit ti�u
is we tl� ovmder of lbw ya. ivory teuisw►
land skoald hair. one. Asset ter !ret
mews Phases novas. taetedetrani!ps�
1sckinaw repaired. sad eatisbetiem goer
asessd. u yeas importance.
Mackinaw.cane. Cat at YYtSet..aap&tt
Mem Mass of mist!'s Patine mill
W. T.terrsos. meager of utdiwl Mena
waste. Oo truck, Oat.
H. T. Attril ii at Ridgewood.
Mrs. Teener is vatting friends in
Chicago.
Will Holmes has retuned to hie plass
of busman.
Mn. Jame Doyle paid a vet be B.f-
tilo last week.
Miss Worden, of Toronto, a the guest
d Mrs. Elwood.
Mra Steuart and Add. trot. Bahl -
Mem, ea the gents d Mrs. Segerest'o
father, M. Haesiltes, 1. assts the Isms
d the esetsass in "My Msryls d."
The little bilks see aemisdd of the
Mali..., be be held M the palms roller
sink •i SNwd y aAsweowt A ole•••at
time fur swayingly. A4.ido. IOc.
Kira and )lies hombr.ok have r.
iltr.sd been their vett to Bwffaln, a►
eoeted by Mrs. Aoc.bsook of Paris,
se$L•r d Oouloater Aseebrook G. T. R
T, bwith
Mae, oar yostorek, every
ag fls•t bew-
Mend L E. Dan -
ails in his view sphere d lila This
marriage seta appears in another
adman.
J. S. M•Do•gall, division clerk, reg
turned from his visit to Detroit oat Sun-
day leaf, aseoesp•aied by three childree
of Kir. ..d Mrs William Seymour, a
that oily.
Rev. Mr. Hamilton, of Woodstock,
will preach in St. Gsurge's church .ww
Sunday morning and sweeten. His
evening disc urs. will be a special to
yews[ arms.
J. R. Miller. I. P. S., and family
have reversed the uses! order by going
to the city to speed the summer n,untha
We wish them • good time during their
May is Toronto.
Archie MsEibboa, • High Sebool
graduate, has eonse.setidy matriculated
at Victoria Uaitveaity. He is now
stationed o. the Hassall circuit, as
assistant pastor.
About 44O persons omit sp on the
excursion from Clinton yt y under
the auspices of the Presby Kichurch.
The Clinton szcuruosiata se a rule are •
good ohm of wisdoms
Mrs. Wsiher Hoare, of Brantford,and
Mies McConeae, her daughter, pried
through Goderish, aid took the steamer
for Cleveland as Seaday last. While is
tows they were the guests of Mr. James
Reid.
Joseph Beck, of Saltiord, while *need-
les the Masons Glued Lodge, at Hamil-
ton, was taken sudden!y ill, and had to
T. Gesh•se, of Chicago. is visiting be ` t hoes& His many fried.
his patine" hen. will be *need to hear of his early re-
covery.
Mr. •oaf hits. George E. Mann. of De-
troit, are the guests this week of Mr. esti
Mem* d tisane, this week. Mrs. PMr. Mao. will return to
latt
MIL W. W00411140 *boat Uteri taws Detroit on Bouch. Deaf Mea Man.
Uterine intends to "pad •few weeks at her tath-
tie juin her henbane! at Galt. sr'. home.
Mw ORtivie, of Montreal, is the guest A peculiar sesident heppened to D
of her aunt, Mtn Machina. McKay one day last wen. White help -
G. N. Davis took $ run to Detroit this i to remove a body from ens grove to
wok on the Hoprw VaNmp. another. he slipped sad fell into one of
the grave, hewing ken face and arms
oonatderebly.
Rehm Ottawa, s Norwegian, has open-
ed nets gun and /resetl repairing shop
on East street Knife and season
grinding carefully attesdrd toe. We haps
be will he liberally patronised. Give
his an early call.
The Allan Line steamer Parisian will
sail no the 46th inst., and not of the
letb, as s typographical error made it
appear last week. Harry Armstrong,
ticket egeot, will gladly supply all infor-
mation s to totes, etc.
Tn. Zoo. -Our thanks are dos to
Harry Piper, of the Termite. Zoo, fur •
eesaon ticket The Zoo is now one of
Toronto's attractions, and visitors from
the province will always get a fair show
from Mr. Piper and his assistants.
A neat little book of poems, (for Dri-
est* dietribotius,) by R S Chilton,
Amorists* Consul at Goderick. has been
received tram the author. We Lope to
be able to give mane spas to a review
of this pleasing oollectirn text week.
There was • large turn out at the
Palace Roller Rink, on Friday ecening
last. The Dohertyband of Clinton was
in attendance. Tband played some
beautiful sin, and drove home at &boot
12 p. m. in high glee with their visit.
In the list of pram won at the IL C.
Bazaar the glee ease with bride and
bridegroom (dolls) t8. gift of MEL J.mss
Doyle, Church Street, was emitted from
the list It was drawn by John An-
drew, and grass bus mother's psrbr
table.
The July Harper's hs a pretty pic-
ture of the classic Pandora, by F. S.
Church. The Anat. Harpers will
have pictures of, and • *tory shoat, "A
Modern Pandora,'. a tale of watering -
place happenings, by Chas. L. Norton.
ingeniously reproducing int.. modern
circumstance the old Greek legend.
LAc0o.trt MAt. n. -The match played
Hyesterday forenoon between the junior
uron", cf Godenoh, and the Dauntless,
of Clinton, resulted in far.:r of the
Hurons in two straight tame. of 36 and
and 15 minute length, respectively.
The bend will be at the palace roller Only two games could be played, n0 ac -
risk in full uniform to -night, Friday count of the cricket match. It will take
•tet, Jely 17- Admission 40e. A fok le very geed stub to dowereka 4lurena
Mn. N or.olrsrton kindly acted as Or -
Kamm in Victoria St. Church on Sunday
last, and sang a beautiful solo ,n the eve-
ning
h/w. IL B. Chilta n and family bare
ws•aneed hei4Was)tngtoa
J. W. Smith, baker. has bad a severe
Miss Mary Fergueee, el Detroit, is the
asset of Miss Mitek Streeka..
Mims !fella Dough, of Howell, is
speeding her vaeatioO at kerne.
Mee Thos. Okts.00, of Brantford, is
visiting bet sister, Ms. Paries.
Mostar Ogilvie, of Montreal, is the
greet of Mr. and Mrs F. Jordan.
Jaws Sheppard is building 0o upper
stony nn ha residence, South street.
The Mires Alice and Lime Spence
ami resticating with friend. ah Colborne.
Mw Belle Bh•nklin, of Ann Arbor, is
spending her vacation st her home here.
The Mimes Sophie and Maggie Smith,
of Saran, are the guests of Miss Proud -
feat.
Four familieti cane by the Saginaw
Valley on her last trip for the Point
Fa ria.
Miss Mary Miller left for Toronto on
Monday to take a course at the art
school
him Black has been paying her seer -
annual mit to Turontu, and will return
this weak.
Mr. and Mrs. Linn Crawford here
returned to town after an absence of
some wake.
Mit May Skimmings is taking a trip
to Gagetown and Zilwaukea, Michigan,
to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mra Will Wilkinson, of
Minneapolis. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W ilkiaacn.
Gilbert Shanklin, of Chelsea, is spend-
ing a few weeks with his mother, and is
doter well in the est.
The 0. derieh Orangemen marched io
Stratford thus year on Monday. The
day was rather a wet one.
W. C. T. C. -The regular meeting
wul be held on Thursday afternoon welt.
at the usual time and place
Mies Sheppard, of Clinton, has been
.sting her fnenos in town, Miss Lucy
Whitely, and Mn. Geo. Sheppard.
Rem. Anderson, ut Mullett, who now
Les .n genal, • charged with stealing •
watch. will be tried on Tuesday next.
Ssaioryt.list -The Rev. Mr. Taylor,
lately of Haytsld, was suddenly takes
ill with sores direct ailment of the heart,
st Stratford, o0 Monday last One
The c..anty treasurers sale of land for physician was summoned, but he con -
lazes, advertised in THE SI .!MAL fila sidered Mr. Taylor's case of so serious •
Wmru, will be interesting reading to ' nature that another physician miscalled.
Mea The rev. gentleman we to have address
Mr. and Mrs. George Kidd, and Mw . ed the Orangemen that day, but of
MD [OA Kidd. of Dublin, spent • few court, oould not do se.
dsye In t.ow•: t:caw week, enjoying *6•1 We are glad to see that Carroll Chil-
h•ke brerrr. I kin, sun of R. S. Chilton, U. R. Consul
A. McGaw and Las tor,. s ,is returned 1 here, did well at Me midsummer exam -
1.. Winnipeg last week. Alo.l is an en- i aviation of Asumption Coilege,S.ndwich.
tkesnsstic believer :n the glorious dentin, ; In the published pries list his name
el Manitoba. fitness in connection with the following
Stretford will celebrate its inau+nna 2nd gripe for ventral gleaner", lot
Nes s • city on Wednesday next. Pre a.m'.errial els.: let prize for book-
peretw.ws •re helm( Made f . • 1.iir *.,e. keep*nl, , 1st prise for rit...tie : let prise
is the baby city. for Christian docttine, graduation honors
Ray. R. Leitch, of Point Edward, u to 18. commercial department.
spending • portion .of hu months .act- WR Fund ovR RtrT Kt-rrrrs Ansi.
tine in this section. He has mar.; ' Tare. -At Dewey, Tuesday. Joly 7th, by
friends in Huron the Rev. W. M. Spoor, of Sanborn, Mr.
On Tuesday evening lot. at the Palace I Albert k. Clnrwleniee and Moss Orme
Roller Rink. strawberries and cream 1 newer, of Neel. I) T Tha•u.picinus
even served by the enterprising propria -event occurred at the residence r4 the -motherfes, J. C. Harrison. ( bride's other in law, Mr J Led*, of
D. M. Bucharun, returned blame nn Orly. Mat Tuesday morning at *f a. at.,
Wemineed.y from •three months visit I • number of the contracting parties from
to England and Scotland. He appears&Ilei Coy and Wheatland being pres-
to to witness
As have enjoyed he tripwitness the c remonp. The
Then )idallicudd will !rove nett : bridesmaids were Moe Etta Clendening
1 and Miss Anna Alga, of Wheatland,
week furs m.suths' .a e*i.n •mr•ng the anti Miss Fro,... Valhndigham, .1 Val.
]Nisi -oke lakss, with a party (nom *he ! 1.. City, and Mr Roller Ciendening, of
if.pt8. College, Wordet'• ek. ; Wheatland, acting as gr o'neman.
Walter Andrews. l'ro4h.r ,d Cienh.n t Many costly and handsome presents
And•.+•, of this town, has herrn with ' were removed love friends anti acguaint-
►is e..sradh of the 7th Feathers, .d antes. together with hearty congratula-
Ie-s.lwe When he last wrote home, :1 tions and gond wishes Aft.. the rev. -
oras from Clarke s ('rossing, m,my the happy co many partook of •
the mend 7th. -.awilsressi .a
Hisses Ole.desime rend Aye. .misled by
the groom, favored AO friends ON
seam maul inners tmnsie, after whisk
the bridal party were asseapa.ied is tate
depot sad dsp.ted for the esgi1.1 site
d the Wintery. The mem w wIdely
sled Mta.biy !sews Mae member el the
Aim of LWI. Olandmsllwg, el
wble dos beiip W s Lege tu'ek
of trie.ds with whom the Let(rerprise
juiss in the el wishes for the hears
welter* of the happy pair.-(Saaboen,
Da, SaMapeste►
As escunaoa from Wnodeto.k, Inger-
tell and Beash.ilI is expected bee on
Weimer/day. We hops the .iliums will
be welcomed heartily.
G•IDIN PAaTT.-I riest party will
be held u. the gro•.of Mr John
Nattel, jr., Booth street, oe Tuesday
e.e.ieg, beginning a1 Gare o'clock. Tea
ed codes, tame respinerriet the .rets.
els, will be resod town toad will
disooa•e muds, ed a good programme
has bee. provided- As the affair is
amides the marine d the W. C. T. U. it
dseerves serene. Admieaios N emends
10 cents ; sdrestms le N .trey rmoe-
aids rotes.
To Coasm.rosDmeT&-Wises you pet
a one mat stamp upon a hearer for peb4
Batton, don't close the e.velops. Bata
of our lead eorreepe.dmes make this
mistake, rod their Inters go to the dead
letter osis, a.d we have to poly four
mete in order to get thea If yos send
items, sus that "Frisbee's Copy" i
written a printed ea the envelope, and
don't foal the envelope. 1f you send a
eland envelops yon nest put a theee
41001 stamp oa it
Alt exchange recommends the ties of
glyeeries foe removing coffee or milk
china. The s(18, woolen, or other fab-
ric is painted over with glycerine, thea
washed with a.lean limas rag dipped in
lukewarm rain water, .Nil clean. 1t is
afterwards pressed oe the wrong side
with a sositerately warm inns as Ines as
it seems damp. The most delicate colon
are unmdmted by this treatment.
The London Ave Prea say -"Dog-
ma Ms Cesig, d Goderish, a few day
, kris Swished the shipment et the square
timber that had been got oat trader hie
espervisioa daring the peat winter. It
aaou.ted to over !00,040 cubic fest,mad
required nearly MO ease to haul it sway.
A oonsidersb a ge enty of it was @ear-
ed aloeg the Gee et the L 0.46 B.. aid
ales as far Borth as the Georgian Bay
district. Mr. Mearaig Mates that ship
timber is becoming scarcer year by year,
and aaticipst s that a much mealier (area
of when than seal will be engaged next
winter in getting oat timber."
A Goon Sstiu on -The Rat Portage
Pro.re,r. of Jess 27, has the following
very eosphimsntary reference to a Huron
Liberal :-"The election is over. and we
sincerely bops that with it mid be beried
all the •miummitiee that have bre engen-
dered. We have m11 fought as hard as
we could, sad sow that the strife has
soared let /rimed and foe pamp heads
and all bygones be bygo.ma We think
we ore echoing the .entiomte of Rad
Portage Reformers and Conservative
alike when we say that there ws ao mese
pleasing u.cident eonsemted with the
sawpaigo than the vi I paid w by Mr.
Keating. g. Him two phes here were
gentlemanly sad eosrteoas towards bs
oppooents and able es tions of the
queatiuss of the day. That this state-
ment is carat is amply borne oat by
the testimony of Mr. Meredith, eh) paid
Mr, Manning an exceedingly high .o.t-
Osseot in the course of hie on
Wednesday evening. Kr.
tarried away with him the best wishes of
pQoolIsteal fried and foe alike in Rat
Portage.''
O2•,.:s Psa'aatox AND Ssstmw.-
Os Sunday morning last, headed by the
town bend in uniform, the Orangemen
of tioderich marched in procession The
oeml»rr turned out an large ssmhers,
and Bran F. W. Johnston, Rnbt.
Thompeua and the venerable Segment
Kelly were conspicuous ivy their tall
hats The lodge marched to music Dr
Victoria Mast Methodist church, where
they occupied the centro aisles. The
boildinv ws crowded, so much en that
we were unable to take notes of the elo-
quent and forcible sermon preached
by Rev. G. F. Halton. The pulpit and
platform were taa.fslly decorated with
flowers, and the choir was augmented by
several braes and red instransesta The
singing was hearty. The aurmon was a
vigorous attack epos Romeo Catholic
institotioia, and the preacher sepport.d
his position by citations from the Fath-
er's, Bishops and Pops. He denounced
the worship of the Virgin and the mints,
&donation of image, and 0osfentinn. He
ors M ham very .soggiest, and the
brethren appeared ti deist iu every
word.
)(MOON AST L7 -irRR.-Mn. Me.wore
gave a very interesting lecture in the
North street Methodist church oa Tues-
day evening. under the auspices of the
Women'. Missionary Society. Mrs.
Memos is wife of the well-known mis-
sionary now rationed near Lockett'',
India Mr. Mesmore was • Osnadan
minister, who under the powerful
eloquence of the late Bishop Simeon res
5' irred sip to consecrate himself to minnow
work io India As the Canadian Metho-
ditto at that time had no mission there,
he went to the States, and pet himself
ander the charge of the mission Board
of that country. Owine to the ill health
of her children Mrs Memore res con-
strained to bare Ind.. thew yeast age,
bit her husband still keeps faithfully at
his poet The lecture on Tumidity was
exceedingly interestint. The speaker
mid that the Master had left the church
the legacy : '•Go ye into all the world
and preach .he rape!." She aid slut
from 300,000,000 to 1.201,000,000 were
ail) in the darkness of heathendom, and
Ma showed the ten.l.le effect ..f that
m.-rsl darkness upon womanhood Her
deecnnti•wm of the child widows of India
was touching. and her *pumas to the
Christian women ,4 Canada for help was
• powerful one. The fact that Chris-
tianity was the only relig owl that honor-
ed womanhood was well brntght out
The lecturer recited the "Lord's prayer"
in Hlndostanee at the sloe& of the ad-
dress.
The M..rm..ns generally rer,arded Joly
4th as • day of moorntng for "dead
indemsndeuce, se they call it.
fft fkill/st 11itUe.. e.rn.rs.
*Si Wirth. eaadNaMb fine weft
a4le d.sir end Easter have 8.. pee-
vtsiemel dmen ltted by the lemania-
greatest "plweki.g"e wee ba
Wary, the ser i. ,basal was d .est
mem! ! eha.seMr ..d N. diswll. Al
il.deri.L 94 meded.Ms Weise IF bis
the tows�Zad 44 East the reentry. At
E xeter Y w'sM, 4 hem. the village, and
4 feat the alwtry. CL.ditisw were
impaired N the ons -third is seek sob -
joie, and sM►Wf, or MC am the total
JOen, Hewed (laderieh M. B. 413
Abele
Lowson John '•
Maier, Webler
Mariner, AMR ,r
M8E..uis, Everett •'
Melatoeh William
Sharma. Chas
SheepatuPsyrey
Hillier, •
Johnston, Bella
Wilson, ().vee
Whitely, Jennie
Wt•os, Adds `r
N� JJames
t Atliblimld
NDate., Bridget ht. "
Stiles, Awns .
Chamois, John 4 " li
Fidsyee., Ales
41
N
41
Y
(derden, William 11 "
Emma 11 "
I, William W. Waanaotq►
Teresa 7
Sp▪ eeder, Joseph 4 God.rieh t'p
D..sey, Abs 1 Hs
L.T0uce1. Ando 2 Colborne
R�eddddole,sl, o.
Z.Join " - . .,
Akan, Edward 4 •'
Duren, Ast ow G. IL S.
Down, Mazy G. Exeter
Porkies, Josephine
Crekey, Willl.s 44
HMor�,Robert 5 Al6ad 1 Ueiorme
shame, Jeb. E 3811=
470
417
4M1
m
491
407
3117
444
393
MM
448
428
417
433
496
461
430
440
461
401
SRI
406
444
484
448
491
394
692
440
38!
387
347
404
440
444
484
Several e..didh4sa who obtained one -
hell el the total, but failed by s few
marks to obtain the siaimum rehired
i bilary or lined ns, ilea been re•ssimi
ler
rbuskpbw•t attMwea
This body test i. Koos ehureh last
Tuesday at 11 o'clock a. at, Rev. Mr.
Pribbard, in the o'- t el the mono -
nor, oc.apyiag the their.
Rev. 11. Y. Tbospen was sleeted
moderator fee the ett.ig itis asenthea
After rwuli.s hist, (not of peblis
itpoetsese) the fonlewi eg sMdins enm-
smitten for the year wereted :
Hats Memnon -Prit.haiMcLean,
Raineey, DoenIeidla., 01 ell
&MIS OP eaisave, Ath-
ens., Bur, Sprat, Fe1iwiaghat•
Ftlewacs.-McDonald, M.Coy, D. D
Whoa, Bnsdfoot.
S•seetta &-sooaa-Miller. Calder,
lIsiemoo, Stewart, De. Ura, 11fglti..
Toorea.iece.-Fltcher, Carrier, R.Y.
T7wwp.o., Mo.teith, Whitdwd, Mur-
ray.
SAMBA= Osenavums. - Stewart,
Ds.by, McDonald, Shaw, Simons,
Barr.
Sarttilromen:ecs or fivrnsirr*.-
Mcl.ea., R Y. Thompson, and their re-
presentative elder&
•rlgsxoo• 50.10*.
A report of the .smmbly wee reed to
the effect that the Presbytwy would be
allowed te wain the name of Rev. Mr.
Thompson, lite of Rrsesdcld. and now
of British Columbia, oe its all,
Ere. Dr. Um, Mr. Barr. and Mr J. R.
Misr. were appointed a committee to
prepare ra.olutiens on the death of the
Rev. Chas. Pletcher.
An apiieatico from the ceagregstion
of Rodgorvil a for lase to shame their
church kn Haa..11, was entertained, and
the neigbbo.i.g semiois riled in accord-
ance therewith.
Rev. Mr. McCoy was appointed to
moderate in a cell from the congregation
of Brecellekl.
A Ball from the congregations of Bay-
field and Bethany, in favor of Rev. D.
Forest was entertained, and ge.ti sen
from the respective congregations being
beard in support thereof, it was sustain-
ed, sod ordered to be transmitted to
Rev. Mr. Forest in the usual way.
Arnuarnents were made for hu amine
tin. -.n cos of his .00aptanc.-on the
sseo.d Teeed.y in August, Re.. Dr.
Um to preen., Ramsay lo
Mr-
MiranpreachMr-
Miranto address tminister, and
Mr. Pritchard the people. A special
meets°, of the Presbytery in connection
with 'Mb the above Dails will be held on
the 11th of August.
The Remelt ease fame up before the
Presbytery, and lusted from 6veo'clotck
ontil after .one o'ckck in the morning.
The pvcatiesi urs Me not at all of pwblte
interest, and how the session of Knox
church amok( in the first case touch the
case is a wonder to us. The perwns
who have misled and urged 01..114 Mr.
Rasw.11 in his course from the first de-
aeree censure.
OOI[I4VNJOATIONB. CLAUDIO 111W U4O Oa
-r r-- Nu.�o M _ tsswtM•ssse • d
lir mat bald esna.w m iisaslbb tiro tete lo'ges".• ssmmm�etwe.
napartassin nem einem M our t;,wrs.pandenM Cet.tr.bs-
thew
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~ le o tiontta.a salt to brio. A tweeting of the Beard d Liman
tlt6m..BreOtopu
Al.1 flaw. M w MaF•asd tf•radgs• ..f the Cullegenwtnig
•emeds of the oath .
s $ agtmaat.
Mr. lobo Beattie te.dered his r'enem-
tion as Ptestdeet, sad Mr 0.u. Wobeth
as liminess Mam.ger. Both resignations
were est vd-
Kir. D. Mscbt war appointed Press -
deal sad Messaging Pinotur.
Mr. T. H. Outing wsm appontted
general s•perinteodeut.
It has best deemed .sessmary to makewti
hires redoas in the manses expenses
of the establishment in view of the flofall-
lag utl in nosiness tncide.t to the ott
Act.-(L,nd.•' rice Press.
Ts the Batter et The Hares Masi
I am informed tat Johanna (Phillips'
pap driver) was not the only ansa inked
IMF NII el the L•gIeld Bridge, white it
mm .ad_Helag repairs by ret out-
miNM.er Meet, reeve id G.derteh
w„nehip Neither was "pup" the only
kW of dri.k that wee used et the bridge
by •'G•brili." workmen. Several pee-
wee were put to great nom oealinos,
who seemed to euw(urm w the wish.s of
throe loll tullsotiuwa We do u..t pro
teed to ken* what the powers .4 their
road eommiaioeer are, bet would Ake to
haw it the repairing et this beds was
1st by imam 1f It es, who was the con
Meter and what was Use ...st I
Ost Imo esu NOT PAT Tuu.
aeon Art Floes.
Friends from Knott Act counties have
wntten s enquiring whether or not a
recent decision of the Supreme Court
affects the statutory provision for the
disponi of tonr.y collected s fine for
infraction of the Scott Act. in reply
we wish to rete that the ease referred
to ons in which the fine had been unpos-
ed previous to the enactment of the
premien law providing for the apprnpria
tun of such fnea The lair, as it now
stands, is plain and unleeetlerle.l. in
case the prosecutor for mastics of the
law is a License inspector, two-thirds of
this One is paid to the Chief Inspector, 1
and the remaining third to the treasurer
of the nionieipaitty wherein the offence
was onmmitted . in ease the pnwrution
IA brought by • private party ono -half
the fine is paid t.. the pns,•cetnr good the
other half to the musielpahtl tresurer.
-(Cana.la Coigne.
it weft r Mather card.
The framer of lb. iadietment aga.o't
Loma Roil has Ret himself into a had fit
in eharying that rem was "moved and
reduced by the io.tigati.ii o f the devil,"
kr Red.. awnel may incidentally ask
him to prove the etiatenee of that inter-
esting perennality fikon d he he •lite
te do this he would l it an end to a very
sorest and ...sed .s ntrnvray. - f Cbi-
a.gn News
I0 _
The nest M tram Pvast.
hem the ltrstkret Age.
Os the moment of July let the nods
loading to this place were thronged with
pleasure seekers gong to .peed the day
at Like Hurwo aid see the numbing .•f
the large two -manor, 'Pinafore' which
W bre mentioned fur that date.
Arrivislg at the Port, Me visitors pro-
moted to enjoy themselves in orthodox
fashion, by ening the excellent sod
serviceable rowborq kept for the coi-
v miemee d the poli., Wine, y+e-niek-
i.g, eta, ..til S o'oivak, when • crowd
to the number of mix or novo. hundred.
stung whom we notked s'eps'ao.btives
from Busaagoet, Plimpton, Warwick,
R1.pko., Ewe mod West Willman,
Adelaide, McGillivray mad other towu-
ships, sad from Atha Csutg, Parkhill,
Arno m, Tkedford, ftiwysr, Slnathroy
ad other places of importation, had
asthma' to sec the luesr-baked for nigh/.
The vessel to be Munched was there epos
the sleeks, and leant very well made
cad scat Hedged ; Ming about 96 ft. long
over all. &.d 14 ft. wide, with • depth of
abut 12ft. the is belt d timer grown
end prepared to this immediate vlc.nity.
At the appointed tins the word was
gives, the blanks and wedges being al-
ready r•soved, the way bsiag well
greased, and the craft laden with • lerp
■ amber of adventurous young sp.rits,•nd
when the ropes at bow and stern were
.nerd, the veru glided qualy and
without sseidant into the placid f obis,
amidst the .hems of the admiring apses&
Me, few d whew W over hof ore seen
the heath of so deep • weasel. We
fear, Mr. Editor, that many of your
leaden have only m den ss.esou.neas of
the importanse of this plane, whish
should be the seaport or rather lake
port) of Strstbruy. Therefore we hops
to be meowed wins' we explain that this
ire eshoner was bads by Captain Rel
born for Meseta. Measly and Williams
to marry their fine salt (produced at their
Urge works bees) to. Godwin*, whereby
it is enaveyed to • railway st • eat of
9e. per bbl.. while te team it to Third -
feed world oat nearly lbc. per bbl.
Tb. harbor here is unit of the best is
Wester. Ontario, ant if some enterpria-
isg pities mould once .omsaoi up courage
ettuegh to run • railway are there ie rev
doubt that the government would take
active steps towards the proper develop -
meat of so safe • harbor of refuge. It is
said by competent judges that sufficient
grain has been lost near thus place, to •
single night, to pay double the aim.uot
needed for the making of the required
improvements. Hoping you trill excuse
this long paragraph, and that more of
your townd..lk may come to she the rest
7 was
held y.oterstay, ohs aerials aeals e8apa
Lunch, I close by subscribing myself
Your. truly,
Pis.; ams.
Port Frank, July tad, 1083.
oar. aa.s.1. ewsust.
We say that the statement that the
Onto caused the r belliwt is aY.ard.-
I Regina Leader.
Of course it is absurd. Th. rebdboa
wee because of the .hortuumisg$ et the
Goverment. The rebels' groottd& of
oumplaint were neither eased nor per.
petosted by the .iota Every persue
with momson sass knew that Bet it
is not every hardshell Top like Nichol-
as Flood Davis who admits it.
--- M•MMfEm
At Christ altarek, .oral. P. It. ea Wolass-
del evening. J iy '- Ink by Lanai
laEdens
Asderson, rentor l4ee.ae n. kav Ssrriaterat-Law. of .sdsetk,
(1•t., to lana teatime_ dearth Mogan' of the
Ire tall. Peroses, sae-. er Msatrsel
goosessunsimmottonsonse
Sew wdveralmoim.s This West.
Notice- Ira Lewis
8hertlead -boas Mom
Iltssetetles Kale► -J. U. benteu-
OH� wasted aidd eako l AA Sep 13111.1.
•.miner Itessd P. O. ass ITh. Oederteb.
hese of Leads Per Twee --Tows et YMrie .
Meed Tlboogtm Generally tte.est.
OTTaw t, July 12 --Before the House
e djnurued last night • disputa arose be-
tween Meilen. Rowell sod Cameron ;of '
Heron) in regard to sumo words used by
the former. After some cross-6nng
Mr. Bowed accused Mr. Cameron of
calling him • liar, and picking up a
tumbler of w5gt, drew hack to throw it
at Mr. Cameron. In doing so, he spilled
the water contained to the tumbler over
Paint, who sat behind him, and Paint's
outcry seemed to bring the Minister •,f
Customs to his .cocas, for he put the
tumbler down without throwtng it.
Opposition members +be wens sitting
beside Mr. Cameron ducked their heads,
expecting the RIMS lir be thrown. 11 has
been urged as an excuse for Howell that
it was almost the 12th of July. -(Globe.
TYfap/ be was • Cowboy.
PRILAbtLhsls, P• , July 13. -Charles
Krause. • Prstael baker, tinted the
Wild West show last week. To day,
after numerous libations, he imagined
himself upon the plains. Armed with a
six -barreled revolver, he took his stand
at 32nd street and Alleghenyavenue.
As people came out of the pache took ,
• shot at them. Men and women and
children posed along the avenue, and
Krause blazed awe at them ut.t:i thesx
berry's in his revolver were exhausted.
Teeing a policeman, he ran into his
house. He reloaded and determined to
sell his life se dearly impossible. Before
going upstairs he took • pop at his wife,
end fortunately mired her. Know
then int renehed himself in amennd•story
beck room, and dared aoyose to a.me
in. The officer welkin" upstairs and ex-
changed shots with him, atter which a
horrible struggle ensued. The polios.
man's clothes were torn, and be res io
such a forlorn condition before suhwtaiag
the nun that be we onapslled to hand
hem over to s brother officer, who finally
lodged him in theaatioa-hoose.
ese
met.ees et Dort Plat.
BArri&rmmtb. N W. T., Joly 13. -
Comp fever ie raging among nes the troops
at Pitt Cni. Oshnrne timith is pretty
het A doctor went from here to day.
The ramp is said to bo without a tonic s
Miserable Min r s.pplytne • greet
deal of important festim.wy, implicating
the nromntere of the rehelb n.
The Wood Cres, with Wander.,,q
Spirit in bow. are coming slowly towards
Pia.
An Indian arrested here for floral
°Renee proves to be the murderer to
Chas. (kuin at V Lake.
Dentistry.
L WOOLVERTON, L D. ILTT . 01111.e -OM Veneers Ran Perth 111..
(iodeeuk. Chanes mederste. AL worwar-
rantee!.
the People's Eckman.
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
seati�lar�. gi+•aiIndies o. tl se bawl waft aad *501rnsa�tNvlfmu�al
ian
lyii ee. Teruo toe awl Whoa
M� par
BE� A. M. tleaenek, oat. 1N .41 ar. Pall smaias mows Hoot Pee ~
SUMMER BOARD WITH LARGE
toms, wen luraid.d. h Moos More 'deb
extensive gr.504.. Hoot table e
a sod sssd-
sa.Terms ren. • .ma. Address P. 0. boa.
ttg Msdeetet Out. MIA
vl'RB.r
EGIRL WANTED. -Tom e
1.1 two niestls is Part *raiser. Fere to
Pert ArAar and revers real MmilIL App's
es
at owto HIM. A. A Mc0I1HOOR at Carr.
Dt.vcav'a. Haat attest Ira
Jt HORTHAND. -ISAAC PITMANS
►J PHOC U0RAPHT. The most pease.(~
tem masbt. l.strsst10 brake ter sale at TIM
Maul, area 1.07 bel and sten Amid
leen sbortbeat rhe
OTICE--THE STATUTES OF 0/4-
11 TARE). t1 ole, 1111. are wow reedy far
d.strib.tioe u Menke ef the Clerk.1 tae
Pewee. Odsrich. to imams of the P01.., sad
mem mined to se's.
1R* LARD!,
nark of the Pena
Viet Clerk .t the Puss, QMd.rtedl met-st
D1t.(t10Li' I'ION OF PARTNERSHIP
Tbe ebbe le thereby metaled that the ars M
J. D. Luttrell 4 Cu , coviaevr Mama6etentm.
carryiep ea besmear atOederirh. hes 181. ddaayy
bees deles:.el by deme:/...1 time. Tie Masi -
nem wall M earned os by J D. Gammen.
Dated as g.deriek ilia 158 der .f Jame MM.
J. D. LL'TT IML
1104-11D C. tTrRA •N.
Ci t 'OD GENERAL SERVANT GIRL
T W AXTHD iMMEDIATHLY.
required. ppll s. MRs. M- p. CAMS ,
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The tart nen hip berimeere *Meths between
the undersigned s ferment etc.. hen Mos 18te
day dissolved by mutual commit.
ANDRZW AL'LD.
ADAM D. HOOVER
Jo.. Hose.. wi:arm.
Fast Wnwanosb. July lie, 111M. 151 -4t
BUGGIES FOR BALs.
• R N OX . apposite the Colborne Hotel.
bar.e5 more vehicles than he seeds. uoferieg
for tale a twsotsted carriage and a siaxl•
sicced head. Raab Wall Walsall ata•
JOHN
OMericb. July 918. i01. NM*
G(X)D GENERAL SERVANT weer -
s0. Good w AI►pa.]1W� to Maw. teas,
Isternetloualamlt erla,i;{oder!ch. 150.11
STRAYED OR STOLEN- ABOUT
the end of May, • hey posy. abets woe
ream old, one white 8tad rem, end weighs
i« or fel lea. A reward will be paid ter shy
l.ferssies 104tmr te its roamer,. Aegis se
JOHN KNUX. Oederleb. 111.41.
B
P lltl Menne of bot ire sulo
e. Is st-.lass
.! and
double hoarded pp
d 9 or doubbt*. Parties
who have lost bees end wok new rearms for
their blue.. by Deluging their hue's to sir
apers can net 'kens tilled at es * .warn.
OKOItt:F:.i :l:ltIw,
hat' -It il..n.entum P. 0.
pi ANC) TUNING
E. I. RRt) tt'N respectfully announces to t8e
Geblf that he is prepared to Tune and Hiloir
anes. Orders left to Mrs. Cooke's or Mr.
Imr;de Rook ?tiem will be promp'ay .11.5401
to. A:I work wamtnted first -slaw 11164m
PDWARD SHARMAN, seICRLATSR
114 and p10.terer. Masks the public for *bele
rout inure patronage. He 1.x111 ready to do
all week ea his line h a ewpyrier saunter.
Prices to suit the geese. tatiaates eve. ter
hnlldtnps when requited. it
For Sate or to Let.
HOUSE TO RENT -Out AND A
half .Miry, frame. as Pilo. et., sear
!WI erhon* In *rat-el•ws repair. to p
JOHN MOD. or J. A. 117111, o' R=1D I
elr►.Y i o. “181•11
1#
H4i10E FA 1:14 FOR KALI. -
"JanefeM,- rontafniag 1111!♦ 5 t
('nn Township M Ood„rtcb. If &wired s
as.rrmage w 11 he lapin n. car *8. property for
• portion at the porrh ase money, at • Rooter
ate Tae of intro...and for a esS.MN
er,.
S1m eel% ot to ide•rteR 0n*. na Agility b JOHN 1 X. ave11106 it
-
r
FOR SALE. -THE WASH -
4' INOTON n lot
trs.n. 2%. card ' Ts S�tp of shoal edW.wa.
nosh. enntalatng 1.a serve, neve is gram
A wellltyg boom. new, 8.. sad meaty. Is-
'ensive outbuildings, and as orchard, The
'artn Is ...in .o -noted tar ralNoa stoat. Teems
'y. For p.ri'gl•n ayO1 to rhe pry
pprrfetor. JOH V W AAHII 7o't, A nhnra Piet
' 84,,.. 1111-44
L`�IRM Tu LET FOR A TERM Of
Teen. Lot til a... 1. tlr Mah1,a4 eee-
er.w.k.a, 5118. Towmabltpp et lindanes, mp.l�
by utter to J. R. LIZARh Misdeed Mar
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