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DJUND TO WINN.
raver on abet reasons'
sl. .Nota. •
Au isgairor in the Montreal Herold
auks the editor eh, he is so palling in
his belief as to the decadence of the
Dominion Government, why he thinks
theOevrnmout will suffer at the neat
elepecets. The B.►ald hewers im •
series of pelographs, the [.Books" of
which we su.tmeud to the careful con-
sideration of uta readers :
'The people of Canada believe in
honest legislation end honest govern
roost. The legislation end gov an-
ima have for maayears beer di.hun-
est and oorrupt. Th. details we hare
published trues day to day. Hems tb.
C t have lust the re.pect of
many who hoped somethnug better.
"Tee psnple believe in t by
the peep). for the people. The practice
of that G t has been to eortch
its friends and friendly rings out ..f the
pub'w property and by means of tabid
legislation. Contractors aud other -owl o
have pro6t•d by then favors, hold tp
their beads for the C but tl •
people who suffer sod are stripped have
only indigestion and detestation fir
them who are merging them.
"The people believe io the cost of the
food sad toes of the lowest point. The
Q kava enhanced the Dost by
the imposition .t special taxes both on
food esti foal, for the enriching of in-
dividuals and rings and mmatsoa& Hence
the di enstent and anger aroused anions
the *mein classes.
•'Ile people believe in the rights of
the Provisoes being respected and in the
most frie.dfy inter -Provincial relations
bwisw assiataieed, as a necessity to the
conti.s.toe of the Union. Tb. Govern -
/seat, ea the ether hand, have smiled
PveveiMef rights -withheld the territory
toad ether pelperl , of lams Provinces -
repudisted the settlement d jest claims
.1 ether Provisoes until faced to deal
with than by politica presort -inter -
fend unjustly with Provtoerl revenue --
stirred op strife Lemma sister Pnvin-
ess which mold otherwise have rs.taiu-
ed to sanity -..d forced a stfy every
Province of the Claim to proceed rust
them to remover their rights. Hence,
the a'paireasfoa. insecurity, expense
and Memel! weigh have existed have
aroused esetia .t. of i.diasstion in
every maim .f the Union.
"The people everywhere sr* interest-
ed in ,all political parties being fairly
treated by the Government of their coun-
try, sad they do not desire to ase the
rights of the minority ignored. This
.ssti..e.t, so honorable and se essential
to good and the stability
and 1 waiting of our political
oysters hos been trampled apes and out-
raged every day in the roar. The gov-
ernssat has been ran without the slight -
oat regard to the wishes of the mipority,
that minority being only in name. Once
the people of Canada are and always
have bmost divided nearly equally between
the two political parties. The party
majority has been used to India the
grossed injustice on the minority and
the greatest outr.4ee on the country."
The Reform party are certain to win
when the •Sens. The p.o-
p1e have beet. deluded and deceived, but
now their eyes are opened. They see
that the Ocv.rnment is wpported by
rings and by jobbers; by men who are
well -sigh beside 1 in their eag-
erness to grasp s portion of the public
property. In tact, the G t is
a C t of a small minority, who
by • strong effort have been able to Wog
bold at bay their I oppon-
ents, belt nose can longer fail to see that
those who treated the f t have
bees deceived ; the public treasury is
espty, the public resources wasted, the
publis credit threatened, and se the de-
lusions of the people ars dispelled. It is
doubtful whether the present Prime
Minister will ever venture to lead his
party at aaotber election. He certainly
will sot if a favorable opportunity of es-
cape i eiwd him.
Almost every person has .oma form of
scrofulous poison latent in his veins.
Whse this poieoa develops& in scrofulous
-sores, ohms, or eruptions,
or orgami° dioses.•, the suffering is ter-
rible. Hence the gratitudeof these who
discover that Ayer i Sarsaparilla will
eradicate the evil.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRID
WILLIE! RATTIBAIT.
Death of a W.0-Kaowu Pioneer
of Huron.
• Portman ..d Mets of has MR-I.s•seet.
tea Meeal.lp.sre• .r ••••••11111•0•111.
0
Trona the C11.Is. New in.
Much sorrow waa telt, nod eympstby
expressed, when it was know• that us
Sunday last Mr. Wm. Rsttenbury, old
of the pioneers. If out the moues. of
C intros, was no mon. Few cameo in
ths annals of Cliotoo, in fact of Huron,
ere better remembered, and by .old rsi-
dente more kindly chen.ed than the
nauoe of William Rattenbury A brief
sketch of his Ids 1. subjoined -
'hurrah.
July 1st passed off very quietly hero.
Oar hotel is about to change hands,
itr. Johnson going to other parts.
The railway bridge is begun and is as
attraction for the evenings.
The P intend to celebrate
the 12th by having a picnic. Good.
M►. Ttmmiws I for a.m.
time boyinr goods, but is back lookinv
Pals and hearty.
Quite • number have been .way writ-
ing on school exam. this week. School
has stoned sod the small boy to after the
potato
M•...., of the boundary, paved
throrgh bore on his way home from
Louden He is one of our country's
aelenders, and the girls my Sandy look•
like • soldier in his military dress.
A very enjnyahle evening was spent
by oar pleasure loving citizens nn Wed-
nesday at the modem party got
op by the ladies of the r
chureh. Tim grounds were bsutofully
lighted by Chines lanterns, and all
ktmda of refreshments were served on
the grounds. The party was in every
way • decided seems_
On the eventn` of July first the sato-
Eraoak oai11 male by the ladles of the
wits sold by
yobbo suction, Jos. Leech was the par-
doner, and $10 mss the sum paid. Mr.
Leigh says he has .heap quit.
11x11'. Vegetable Sicilian Mair Renew-
er .neer fails in restoring gray hair to its
y..tbfal cooler, lustre, and vitality. Dr.
A. A. Hayes, State Assayer of Masa-
ehmetta, indorses it, .ad all who try it
WitH7 to, its hey videos.
A Memos .ptoses.
lies Wei Alhn, of Aare, desires
• Yellow Oil is the best
brtosgdremedy is the world oThoo, logo Nyrm1, Lora•, Auld:
a�f.1 toeapi.imta Her cram
werMmbd. 4
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JULY 16, 1886.
Tee tttetsees trw.t.a- Literary Notes, TSB 000NTO waloll<lID,
Mr. DLhe'e speech M Owen Sound
ought to eofl{oi•ntlf ghostly those who waw''.. te..et•l et f•rwe.a..demas.
refuse to kook st the i•.is. sed who ma- Ms. Connor O'Dea. tismotarf of the
stet ales+amlattd that a harts ±whey have • British Antnri•aa poslw's* &1M1 . ?ug -
poling without is is owe sp te a earls.' osto, has compiled a Mamoal tit Ct ms
td precisions, like SOMA, metier la se . ,.i -". Nal M dstigmd to •erne M a
het J Parliament practical teat bout for use in %mime•s
T. 1.. William DsMstimry wee keno
in Dsv000hirs, Eng., ni the pear 1404, -
the year in whisk Adtmh.i D1Aka was
killed at Tratdgar,--e.nie W Camad• in
his twent -eirtb year, and settled in
Toronto, the "Muddy York," sf early
Oateno h ere he worked at
hi. trade, �Thbmsg, for dour yam.
thence moving to what is kaisers es the
"Huron Trate" Before l I he
was married to Borah lowness& on Ilia.
21st, 1883. The f•r,ily were in souther
eleven, four eons and moven daughter. ;
.f these two farmer, nod tmm of the bot
ter are dead, the remining members are
married, with the .zosption of Mr. baso
Rat feu bury.
Mr. Rattenberry took op lot 43. Los -
don Road Survey, ttweehip .f T.skes-
smtth, is 1431. N. hod not bees loft
on his land, however, before the rebel-
lioo of Maeksmie distorb.d ten peace of
the land, mod under Moses Breda's&
sad Limn, he marded to the hent to
aid is suppressing the rebellion. Mean-
while lira Rattesbsry was left in °barge
of the property.
At various Misses Mr, Rattenbory was
e mployed by the Quads Company i. the
Her.. Matelot, helping to build mills,
wharves, stores, etc., at various villages
and oettlesento H. worked at his trade
in Ooderiek also.
In May 1845, he bought oot the hotel
site, balding and alt, on the corner of
Guano and Viktoria streets, Clinton,
the .pot now occupied in part by
Combe. Drug •tun. The of
tbe hotel had been Mr. Tbomas Reid,
(commonly known as "Yankee Reid.")
Well is this hotel 1 by the
farming ocm annity of Huron. Speaking
of the difficulties of early settlement, the
money required for 'he peahen' of land
and farm Implements may "old timers"
in recalling their toils and disadvantages,
delight to toll of the "kg hotel kept by
old Bill Rattenbury, then at the cor-
ner," of their first stay at the hotel, the
mixed comosoey, the universal kindne.s
shown to the needy, sod of visite to it
in after years, when Clinton began to
‚row.
R thea sttm-
tios of bis betel, and the suitability of
the inliate surrounding country, ss a
u�i iM er • thriving town, destined too,
to grow Tato a city, he purchased lots osi
three comers, where the roads crossed,
and laid out the plan of the village in
1885. The village he called Clinton, in
honor and memory of Liset-General
Lord Clinton, upon whose farm in S.g-
la.d, his father was a large tenant farm -
.r. He continued in keep the hotel al-
most continuously until 1872, except the
five years wheu he managed the hotel at
Holnaesviil..
During hi. long °meupstime of the ho-
tel, he was noted for h,s ready eodeav-
ors to cater to the public wants, and in
early time, many • poor min received
dine in both lodging and
meals. In 1872 be retired to his private
residence, his eon Isaac taking the man -
wombat of the hotel. Three years ago
Ms. and Mrs. M , moi ebeat.d
their golden wedding. Up to ten days
or two weeks sago he enjoyed good
health, and his death may be said to be
old age. lie retained his e
to the last, fi(tese minutes before death,
be bowed to hater ia.ae. and eve mi..
utee before the dissolution wiped his
Nos with his handkerchief. H. was
brought up to the Episcopal church hav-
ing been confirmed early in his youth.
in politics h. was • C . The
members of the family who survive him
aro his wife, h. Dons Issas and Joseph,
and Mrs. T.F. Rance, Mrs. & H. Reno•,
Mrs. R. H. Reid, Mrs. J. Upaball, all
residing hon, and Mrs. G. T. Hisao:, of
London, as well as 30 grand -children and
2 great -grand -children ; Mrs. Wei.
Sham, of Blyth, another daughter, died
sane
yam ° igto.
Thm funeral on Toe.day atter.000
brought out • long concourse of people-
oid and young, many walking, large
n umbers riding. A .otierable fasters
of it was the lam somber of old people
from town and country. All she pall-
bearers were his grandchitdree. A
quiet umesuming man, his memory will
be cherished by • very large turtle sd
•
"Roth old .ad coons. 0. death. mem ;fold t.
Asd da; by day thy pew.erhl arm we see;
to rasa the tet. Is vale the acwrtf.•t eleh.
All who are bora t• live see bore tel dna
Mr. Bike .aid that Amada was a d.- oullwaes, .ubonl. aa4,wuagimg hoes
esuceede op= wigwag Amy elses din- and fur self tmatruntiea It ettateine ea
uum/i.sm as these w wave Igo- 'arm in the formation ef a.i.Sise and
ported hum .lewd, ..d wbiab astir the ase ef ten spinal Won )SI bar
trot to Ion. stood lodgment ops nor I with .....ram samples of business and
wit ea they were somas* to nor habits. •oci.i letters...opoosort loom end ed -
ask goo moo of en 0,14,0 time. H• dresses. It i. • heady book for the pur-
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said. in referring to the .Lord .tate- poses for which it is eaigned and wou
meat that the Reformers had no poo- prone valuable to Waimea men as well as went hard u. • rock, and went down mon
cite policystudent. after. Sen had u• • lama quantal of
"The Tory party feels that the teass fasadn isetseest tra..at•. roe July. freight. The pawagon and craw wen
•.d The 24 1 f th al got of 1. .dety. The (.onto was
treat between their pledges end promises yet issued. A special feature is • hie- ably te.a than her vane.
The lfconw was buil
ante., are very dangerous issues for Rice, with tt•ucnisg meeattvl tributes
than.. They would like to blink these to h. character by the Rego Lk. Doug -
issues. They would like to lead us .way la., Dr. Stuart, Dr. Harper and the
and lb"' ask us to Dome away to wine- Editor. On account of the cost of this
thing different. They declare that the engraving, this number will not b. sold
Reform part has no patsy. The Re- ly, but only with the volume -
turm poet , �or tE. last siz years during s1. te the end of oho ear. Fvery Meth -
which I ve Mid the honor to heed It. odist ought to haws this Ane portrait of
has had as alternative policy with re- Dr. Rid. "Through the Bosphorus,"
(.renes 1 Mount every important nod "Picturesque England and Waes," sod
disputa/Is propeuition brought forward "T ShipP Railway" are other
by the Tories. With reference to the copiously III u.trsted articles, The en-
- Canadla. Posies Railway. to the n ewes gnvinp of the latter show a tango oases
of the settlement and od of steamer in transit by rail from the Gulf
obi Minn of the groat Northwest ; to of Mexico to the Pacific. Dr. Daniel
the i of Parliament ; to the Clark, Mdioal Superintendent of abs
relstlo.. between lbs Dominion and the Toronto Asylum for the Insane, con -
Provinces ; to the fishery and reciprocity tributes a striking paper oo "Hat -Hour
segstistior ; Io the scale of expenditure; in a Lunette Aylum," giving an ioaide
1. Abe thorsss. d *sr lead of AMA ; �' ytew of the queer vagaries of the inane.
the tariff system ; with refereeing to the A graphic story of Irish Methodism, by
phis d our Matiass ; to the license legis- E. Merphy, Seq., is begun. Its blended
rti[1w the
sod M mn other.Prowito neotiono humor and patbw will be raiabsd by
Mal y 9 *tiers as walls by Irish readers The
with whisk the Tories bays dealt in the Edtw, the i.furmation given
lei oiz yore, ens bare shown from year in Leck.y's four large historical volumes
to Tomo from se.dos M trssiion, Mat only os the influence of Methodism on Esg-
a rter ■araeetes. Msanpve seem A /end. Went
e w l Ise es M j.aw . , etas rrewdter
t.•ees. roes mews is tM i.. mottos
>um
Derma. July 7. -Word was resolved
in Petaoit today by the vomer, It. Vali
Slyke, of Nae city, that the steamer
Oousto, whi•b had sock s terrible time
k.eekimg .boot she Charity lames n.,
Saginaw lin all last win'er,was wrecked
Wt night in lb lit. L.arence )liver.
The propeller was obi mine ttvlu Clay-
ton, 12 mils below Ki imat*. when she
prwartt pvestog upuo us, use • to vu ume o u naaembers mewed for $15,0110, whish r oow►d.r-
whteh aria• very .gg.ly out of the coo- leads ug with cue of the beat numbers
t •t Napitowoo,
sod their practises and their pectoral- Ike steel portrait of the late Rev. Dr. Wn&, iia 1173. She .as urigutallyuwuod
by the Goodrich T 1 Oem-
Isny, and from them passed into the
hands of George E. Culwell,wbo told her
to R. Val Slyke, of this city, two years
years ago. She was in charge ut Capt.
J. W. Martin, of Milwaukee. Woe. F
Cullen, of 21 Crawford street, Detroit,
was her first engineer, and he, with Juha
Van Slyke, the owner's son, who acted
as clerk, were the only Detroit people
un board. The wreck is complete, and
it ie u,t probable that Oa will be ma
1
A fires REMoeT.-Peg weighs. asth-
ma, and all meat snide, Dr. Harvey's
Seethe's Red Tina Deal let a sneak
grow troublesome whom it sea be reliev-
ed sad eared by this remedy.t the earn
west of 2/ u Sold only al ilson's pro-
seription dreg stows_, lss :
good grounds why their propositloas
obo.M not receive your assent, but •iso
the* there was a better and more emol-
lient way to which we pointed, but in
which they refused to follow us. Now,
when the period arrives at which we are
cooi again to appeal to the people, they
'would be very glad it the Reform party,
ec any porticos of that party, is,. to pot
to hem Bide as minor matters, as n000n
shined trifles, as things at now to be
seriously discussed, their ewe failures
and the respective policies of the two
a the two parties oo these question,
and the coo trat between
their promises, prot•asioss and pledges,
sold their pretties and in
then smatters ; their lamentable failures;
sed their gree betrayals of duty, and
were to say : 'There 1. nothing to fight
about in respect c f these things." The'
would be delighted if the people of the
emetry at large would agree with that
view, would treat theme all as "4ead
msec°," se they cal them , wonW give
them a dischsrge in fail in respect of
these sins of omission and ,
and would agree that the Tories were
entitled to receive • renewal of the eon-
6dws.e of the country, unless the Re-
form party cold produce wine other
sod some fresh reasons why they should
be deprived of that .o.6de'oe. Bat
this will not do ; they ore to be tried uo
then gsstiow, end oo these pastime
they are to be 000d.sned. Bat the Re-
form
esform party, besides discharging the plain
and obviova duty of pointing oat .hat
was wrong i. the Tory policy, and of
pceaaatisg an alternative policy on then
subjects, has also indicated main is-
a0o re
forms, which ii believes to be
practica-
ble, is the public interest, and ripe for
execution."
Mr. Blake went on to say that the
making of the Senate elective -the right
to amend our common coostitstio., the
right to make ear own 1 trea-
ties with other nations, the right to
establish upon • firm basis our local and
Proviocl.l right., the right to deal with
the subjects of esteaditioe and copyright,
of the tiWomoMgm reform said the .aper-
ametiM 5418 the Garrl".o4sr
Dill sad Mn the Fraacbise Act, wilhedt
rderriag to Mier questions in the estte-
l.ges, ought to be regarded as sellede.t•
ly numerous and important to satisfy the
met eager demand for reform.
Mr. Blake deemed that ke believed
that he was, in the bast asses of the
word, • practical politician, anxious to
deal with practical politica, with thew
questions which are beton the people of
ibis country, and which are weighty
e nough and log rather on •e -
count of tem ■umbers than from my
paucity of important subjects, requiring
the fullest consideration from the pm.
plc
steam wise ftlsbt.da..
Neatly describes the position rd • hard
or loft eon when Pagan's Painless
Corn Extractor is •palled. It does its
work so geiobly and without pain that it
. cess magical in action. Try it Re-
collect the nes.-P.tsua'o faint
Corn Ex t rector. Sou . bg tl�
and dealers
TM .15.y' and be marreaswr
An esteemed t writs to
the London Advertiser from Blyth :
Talk about the Tories of Middleton
and their aodaeity in trying to get on
the voters' list their bald headedouth
of 90 as • "Lod -owner's .nn," the Tories
of Blyth have out-Middletoned Middle-
ton by long odd., for yesterday, 28th
Jane at B:yth, before Revising Barris-
ter (lodge) Doyle, they were actually
trying to get on the voters' list a 3 -year-
old son of Mr. George. King, while an
itinerant barrister mooed Elliott was
M,end to do the double shuffle by an
effort to get on the list as • tenant when
i1 was sworn to by himself that be had
• vote in Brussels (in the riding) me •
tenant, he having left • few bottles a
ink, • chair and • bit of • desk is his
oiioe there, which constituted press•sion
as • tenant, he having promised to pay
122 per month rent
Between Junes Beaty, H. C. Smyth,
and the Tories of /Myth, "the boy"
..eso to be looming up as • very impor-
tant testas in our political system.
am Teres Tomer .alto.....
Row Wm flNeol. elf must.., was Bend
of se ef.M.o also, that ane Ms• doe -
ton scold mot eore. Revdoek Blood
Hitters wee the only menos.fal reusedy.
It mem all impurities a the bleed,
land in the llth century. The previous
chapters of the striking story of "Jon
V eros Wife" are i for the
benefit of new and another
large instalment is gives. Other articles
mate up • number of more than average
interest The present O • good time to
subscribe. WM. Bowes, Publisher, To-
roato.
Flaubert'. great Certhaganian romance,
"Balammbe," having bees translated
into English by M. French Sheldon, is
being published by Saxon t Co., and its
has created quite a aeoeatioo
in the literary wall T'be story spew
with • banquet of the troops in the gar -
dem of Handcar, a gram
gems scene of barbaric splendor describ-
ed with a realism which makes the read-
er halm if ha were standing in ancient
Carthage, looking on at the wild revelry.
The snot is • m.jm.tic o.e when in the
height of the revel Salammbo, the beau-
tiful daughter, of Hamihar, soddenly ap-
pears, awing the maddened moldier into
silence by her queenly presence. The
terse love which springs up in the breast
ef Matho, the Libyan chief, •awl the jeal-
ousy of Nan Havas, the Numidian king,
henceforth run through the stogy, amid
inspire the principal actions. Matho
afterward becomes the leader of the hos-
tile tones against Carthage, but deter-
mined to see Salammbo ono* mon, ea-
ten the city by night, gate into the in -
oar roomer' of the temple of Tani', sad
secoring the sacred veil of the goddess,
wraps himself in it and gains her pres-
esos. She rejects his suit, and he leaves
towing vengeance on Carthago, the pop-
ulace not daring to touch him became of
the sacred veil, which he carries off to
the Barbarian camp. Then follows the
protracted war, with graphic .mesa a
battle and bbudabed. Th. GtNagi.i-
iams were drive' to din extremity, till
the great Basilica comas home, takes
command .f the army, and by his genius
brings Gntkare oat triumphant, lastly
sank ilating the Barbarian armv. Mem-
while Salammbo has pesetratd to the
hostile amp, and recovered the sacred
tail, bot dropped dad oe her wedding
4.y for hevmg tomahad the veil of Tanit
There are re(.ren.ss which might have
been left out without spoiling the effect,
and would laved y improved the
mord tone, and some of the .o*ms are
temble in their realism, but .till the
reader teals lapelled to keep o., though
thrilled with horror. It is • remarkable
story. W. r were mon fascinated
by • book.
COMMUNJCATIONS.
We ds not held Isle for the
opinions of oar correspondents. Com ribn-
tors tc this department must cosine them-
selves to public et.e.tiwas. sad he Mitt.
Te the Editor of The Sheol.
Si.,- A .bort time ago w individual
who is in receipt ,d a good salary, which
is paid mnotbly,bad hes salary garnisheed
by • creditor, before his honor Judge
Doyle, I think, and the ease was non -
suited on the groend that the salary was
not dee. The following, take& from a
Montreal paper, which recently come in-
to my ps•esiop, reverses the ruling,snd
Is itself to me •s • common-
sense decision. i hope yen will print it
for the beaten of all perms interested:
"Ax IMPORTANT Jca.MmiT TODAY. -
Mr Justice Gill gave an important deci-
sion in the me of Kerwond v, Rodden.
Thu was • seizure upon the salary of •
city official, witch was don -
tested on the ground that it was not yet
due. Several attempts of seizure of this
kind have failed, it having been held
that paid by the meth have
nothing dm them until the month *s-
pires •t midnight. The court, however,
maintained this seizure. se otherwise the
objector the Lw would be eluded. It was
impossible to make the seizure at mid-
night, and the following day was found
to be too late, the salary being paid some
time during the last day of the month.
He held that in cele of death in the
middle of the month, the heirs of an ss -
ploys* would be sen to claim a swish
om.o..t of salary dm him, and if this
stood gond in one cam, it should in so-
other. The learned Jedgs added that
he had eemealted several of his eonfrer s
ea the @chisel, end that this view would
be held wood email the seat _ry was de-
cided in appeal."
O.deri°h, July 5. Rr teras tan
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rents ratites over its virtues is
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A TOTAL Logs.
WATERTowx, N. Y.July 7. - The
Oxmto wd1 M s total b,oa Insured for
$15,000. Cargo wrested ut silks, cut-
lass, boot•, sbo.., wire sad Soo to the
4 $600,600. 1 ill bei
at lot $300,000. Leave covered by in -
serenest The armor of the boat is 11.
Van Slyke, of Detroit.
In 1884 the Oconto plied bet wase Sagi-
naw and Cleveland. and was commanded
by Capt. G. W. McGregor. In the fall
she was taken off the route and kept run-
ning until she was frown in the lo* on
Lake St. Clair and narrowly escaped
going down. That winter .he caught fire
end was partially destroyed. She was
mattered by Va. Slyke in the spring of
1885, who had her repaired ..d plastid
her un the route between Detroit and
Lake Harem porta. In December last
she encountered one of the word north-
easters that ever prevailed oo Lake He-
ron, but d off the
Chanty Inland& on good bottom with
rocks neer by in every direction. Whoa
the ice broke op in the spring/ she drifted
to North lased and finally sunk. She
mut rimed sad towed to Port Huns,
where she was placed in day dock sad
repaired. After coming out of dry dock
the went to Toledo and met with an m-
aiden' by colliding with another beat.
Last week in going through the Welland
Cana .he elallided with • barge &rad was
vain damaged. The above mishaps
may be accounted for by the fast that
O a was hard to steer, mit always mind•
Mg the helm. The end of her eventful
cine► is noted •bore. `.
11s1la.t
Haying was i in tbb vicini-
ty Let wok, sad • light crop is reported.
Mascots McMillan has erected • 6w
new house this spring.
Mr. nod Mn. Coutts, front East Wa-
wane•►, were visiting at Robt Cameron's
so Dominion Day.
Four of the pupil• ct Belfast school
are writing on Sed glass exam. this week
i. the Bounty town.
On Saturday last • onion picnic be-
tween Belfast and Cherry Grove schools
was bald in Phillip' Erose, and was a
very muoo.ssfel one. Besball, quoiting,
codon bad swinging were the Chid
The baseball match between i4r.
Hackett sod eight of his pupil against
Mr. McKenzie sad • similar number of
his pupils, was won by the latter, the
more being 28 to 1.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the most effective
blood purifier ever devised. It is reoom-
mended by the best , .
A r.eMN M Tread.
A ma. named George Barns. who is
to be engaged in the basin
n es of disposing of cloth through the
country, and whose chief plate of resi-
dence
emdence her for sows tiros been in Loudon.
was takss into custody by detective
ff•tmday evening upon the
• 1f a telegram from Ssaforth,
asking that he bo arrested opoo a charge
of freed. He was subsequently tailed
to appear before the P. M. hen on the
arrival of the officer from 8eaforth
The offence with which he is charged is
summarised by the Exeter Toms, es
tollowo:-On the lith alt • hawker,
airline his name as Gen. Burn., called
upon Mr. John Vail, of Unborn', to dis-
pose a era dry goods. After consider-
able talk hs coeeeed.d in same 448
worth and securing note fur mew
Leaving • small t of the
goods, he promised to stood remainder
en Saturday following, bot, failing to do
so, -Mr. V. made some isq.iry and found
that several neighbors had Imo tr.ted
in the sans way. Those who were thus
taken in are mourning their lack of
sensibility in signing s note drawn by
stranger& The agreement was that the
n oisy be paid at the end of two yeah,
but as no time was specified in note the
pedlar may maks it payable one month
from date.
Irby Itomptsy m.reer..
Consult a doctor, for • 6 or 8 oz bottle
of medicine, $1 ---consult J. Wagon and
he will give you a 12 ver bottle of Dr.
Chase'. Liver Core for $l, and • valuable
Recipe Book free.
A man, claiming to be • scientist,
wants snow nae to bore the earth to pre-
vent its bursting. We bat. • (mod
woo, we think, would be able to do ii.
Up to this nim., ha has dsvetd all his
boring energies to us, and we would be
�hto see him try it on the rest of the
Mosel, 1'...d.
Mn Bsrbiusbew, 26 Pembroke M.
Tortmtoq eared e a led '- --u.s el the
hem joint, upon whisk the sng..m
were shoot to operate. Other t.sstment
had limas tried 1. vain. Hagyard's Yel-
low Oil was die remedy used. 2
and predates • men;
salt than y
I snot awed.- .
Hdass, Po. U116440.
lave seed Ater&
1lses re
know, ..
ami
1f It 1. tatty
Erysipelas, t lIt will
torougity 'mama
ibis terrible amass. --
W
W. F. Fowler. Y. U..
OuseavIlls, Tam
For
q ro1 d rfwIlb_` �'^I`
eM'te et remedies
Canker, and ti ez «°eze tat kibsi
ettnm.need 54.g
*8.' �g hate
the of this tmedisrle 1
em VOI- Mary
rayAmme▪ ec▪ y,
Rockport,, Me.
1 have .aNr.d. for
years, teem Catarrh,
which her se e.►ege
hat It dmetrow=
appall
s sad
my(�system. Afar try -
sether remedies,
ad ptdfaa no relief. I
began to take Ayer's
Can be Saeespeellls, mid, V a
taw msutbs, was earod.
Cured by -Mum L. Cook, sen
Albany d., Boston
purifying 'nib ods, lfae�`' �Me�
the blood purl r thatEIy
t� ever tried. i het e
with take. It for Scrofula.
Calker, sod bali-
Rhees, had recetted
mock bwelt from It.
It is good, &leo, for •
week etomascb.- WIMe
Jaw Petra, &.unto
Bradford, Mw.
Cabin*,
i
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Pupae& by Dr. J. C. Ayer a G., Lowell, Maas.
?Om St ; ata bosses. Se.
11 t[f g T1Lp ro
PP-.„&01111A
ii Edell
LIVET
CURE
MAVE VOW - fy'
triow10~ otos •riim& diem s damage
doer. Da .e alters. Coos AM Musk a we
.4 semis t say.
NATVQV . NtfitSr
nos esu-. ./ scam of Ds. Gar's Liver ems 1
Lina C.yi•rt mese risky .i.\ .►e is dim It 1
temporo •d a weasmJ..d.kaswa.ew saDaimmw
tlass.eae us Dwemm.so., combed with dhow
NMI breslemble seem, arks sed ►.ets, trvlto i
,.se.ful elect en the Itldasys. Intone , Devi am
Mori 11100.000 401.0
7e.. eruiepr mums ✓ Drs Ciaeh Rams Bee&
hery aero w caseda cies& re want ewe, ...s
swot end ‘...14 env 1e a e.lds1 nag Law Con
etas' b by Oda ea .pini nannap.
Swum, Ike. Con trim RM
Wrapped saws.�. ���v.srr�y bottles ed Dr. Chrs's Liver Cos
I
ie s vsless l .-'-- -' Melons Golds sed Resit.
Sod (Le s.wir.E ova . s est61 mt#.m
m door -..WAIN 61111. A ads ad pa(aia
Bmf gni 1.uun stns Unit Nin •
Soto SY ALL SEALERS *
T. iDMAeson a N. sea assns., ttleoMMt
Da a' JAMES WILSON
CAODRRXOH.
Oct. load. l . 11W1-17
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
IInloeka allele slogged avow elf tis
nowda. Kidneys and Laver, aarry-
ingot, gradually without weskanibg ti.
system, all the impurities sad foul
humours of the
ttta>or Correcting
easy the same
HMetbarn. Ocinetlpsday Dewier_
Of the Skin, Dropayk =mem of
V'4..4on.Jan=z4Ralt Rheum.
Mryaithe Krt.litllvoismeatis�isiktlA Gen- ; all them and many
similar Complaints RhMtes of
eral
harpy indigenesriwtoo tale
T. lata a Cit. Pwp.tsam.. intima.
�7�1rr7 $riQ�
PRESERVE YOUR
SIGHT
Ry wearing the eaty
FRANK LAZARUS
,tete of the fide of lents. t Morris)
Roomed Spatulas all Eye glues
Tame Speetal.e •end nos Mama have Deem
owed ter dispose 55 ani reit le every
paN
inmease Mei sat j.�� They ere
M
TNWT IN Tore wuu . fb.y .ever tan,
.tad lest meal lens° wl1454 ehesgo%
POO eat.. ST -
Yates & Acheson,
■AR.WAmg ■M=erman.,
CfOD�1RZOH.
FRANK UZARUS, /AIUFACTURER
fy $arylaed Read. Renew Rend.
LONDON. ENGLAND.
fLate teearws & t1e.,b, 5.rtiald. Oesa.)
WE* wneetien flomeh l..tof ( main. Rher ant Is the
Jas. /5th. ANIL ga;y