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THE HURON. SWX4L. FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1886.
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SSW al mVoted Mae Vod Warm.I
te •T►a Krwb t .w'. aeltt•e.y. Oto of the prominent New Yeti pity-
-- .pians Dr. Tamil! Coen, Donley, same
reformation to iuv.lyds rind other emir -
tale se regard to reruns French ei. i.l
sprang* which are cul papillary known
Harpers fur August mutates, the article.
Toronto -T. (i. Brvtcgh, wile arta
fa.uily ; Mies Hawke -
tit Catkeriu.s-1. Hugh Leash-
Chattel
Dr. John Reeve.
Wednesday last, about 10 a.m., the S.ifurth -M. Y McLean acid wife.
Amoroso guntias
boat "Michigan" arrived 1ph Jawea watt.
turbot suit ruhuatued until the
la tlbr
(iodertck Thos. Dekko, wife and lags-
eiveoing. lyurirw the day she was visited dy. )Its CkrieMQMnue, Mea alio
1:4la
br1 s cumber of our Immigration!, and M•stsr Bert Stitt.
w o m
"r",, c"urtualy reeatby ttratford-H. A. Jameson, wife
mews mod
ws atw
clew. 'rhe mesa vod as • he S4- 'gamily.
1makbsed 5ittr wheal steamer, 174 we Detroit. mica. --Maw t;prsgua, Mrs.
log sled 46 feet to width at the outside R. C Sprague, Miss Sprague, Miss
.l the padde boxes. 650 tons burden. Lizzie Sprague, Mian Brumley.
tithe is driven by an engin. of 350 horse gait -D. Spier* and wife, Miss Julia
power, slid plated with i inch iron. Sim &Amell i3ptera, Miss Nan,. Baku.
u 44 years old, and has been chartered sinere, Miss Minnie Napier 8 Mw
dot- 43 ears of that tilos That M B filters, Master
Jack
iNrthy d tI h last Commie, Bryson
Ker vol to u. eric ,at Keefer 8ptors, Masser Regina! Maitland
T1817tog one haviue been Made in Sptent, Master Arid that tipiwa.
.(1 Oreegeville-W. L Walsh, wife, child
The "Michigan" is the only war vessel and servant.
belonging to the l'. S. that crus., ,n the London - Rev. E. N. English, Mira
great lakes, Y by tr,rty between l.:rtot English, Mies H B. Ettgleb, Stuart N.
Britain and the Untied States only oaf" Kugluh, Miss /immerses., Mia K.
armed vessel ut the latter country is al- (Haag. Hies E. Blaney.
lowed to represent the naval I Hsmiltua Mrs. W. Osborne, Mies
in the inland waters. She ',officered as llswims.
follows: C J. J. Reath Lif"ut- Stratford --Mrs. 8. 8. Haywood. four
C. P. Rem, Lieut. J. M. Bowyer, Lieut. et.ildnt, and nuts•, Mrs. Lyman.
H. M Hudd., Ensign L Clarke, En- .
gouger Dizos, Dr. Gravett, Paymaster
Hosie. The full t of the ofti _
oars and crew is 89. Her artasmeut
o•ytsists of four 30-1b. breech loading
riMd guts, two 24 -Ib. howitzers, one 12 -
Ib. howitzer, one 3 -inch brte:h loading
rifled gun, and oo• of the celebrated
Oatling guts, the two latter bring
mounted on the quarter deck. 18 of 11
lase are marine*, and tOe remainder are
"bles-jamketa" Fire ordinary yawl
beats sed a steam launch are swung un
davits to be used in case of . ,
the launch being usually put in requiu-
• mods sew hooked w1 the tors, •
oveMdtvt� the raw maids front the
r pat and her mouth watered se
else saw the twi.r.o.d areta,eratic now to
Motor ell tache, high, eating • bran
emelt awl sumo chose. p.ampberw, chopp-
ed and made palatable with earn bru.sd.
"It seems to me,- she said, that things
are sot going right In this world of tate.
Hen sae I, the standby of this fano
for years, furnishing • healthy calf each
year fur the last eve, and last year keep -
Fall wheat harvest has begun, and the
yield is, considering all that has been to
raised it, very g�.
The new railway bridge is
slowly. The foundation is dog aad the
Asians have begun work. - .
Mr. Nunn is still adding to the sine as
well as the beauty of the village by im-
proving his eatboitdiep.
Negotiations are being made with Sea -
forth, Wroxeter and N're leant for en -
ties when the vessel is anchored tm the other bus ball match with our boys.
Our .rants are doing a thriving beel-
ines.
el-osss. Three new btaders are at work on
trial, nut far outside the bounds of the
ccrporathan .
oiling at a distance from shore.
Shortly alter 3 p.n.s, Mr. R 8. Chil-
ton, the U. 8. consular agent at this
port, paid a visit to the "Michigan,"
and was formally received by Lieut.
Hodges, the officer of the day, and oon-
docted to the presence of Commander
Read, where he was officially received
A number o d other f .. were the
guests of the officers of the craft during
the day. and enjoyed the "seclusion that
the cabin grant.." In the evening there
was a large turnout of spectators to see
the representative of the C. 8. "save.,"
.rd many enjoyed thed»sires in esamin-
i e the of the Castling and
the hrsaeh-loading rifled cannon, and ad-
miring the neatness and apps. -pie order
that prevailed throughout the entire
ship.
Tb. "Michigan" comprises a little
world in herself, were it not for tie en-
ure abasece of female society. Most of
the officers and crew are married, and
when at home reside in Erie, Po, but
during three months of the year the
vessel is oompelled by regulation to
molest% Lake r or
Eris, Heron, Superio
Miekigan, and in all that time the re.i-
donee of the crew is on board ship, and
they are free from the " of
their wives, sisters, cousins (female) and
aunts. Fur the other uioe mootbs of
the year they are in land quarters at
Erie, and enjoying all the privileges of
et
frmen in a free country.
At 8 o'clock there were sudden part-
ings and hurried . trots the
vumel by all who did not form part of the
"need .hyo a oompanie," and in five
enisotea thereafter the U. 8. warship
Masbigan was headed for an American
port From the manner in which some
of the officers were eaught by the win-
aiae smiles of the Goderich girls, we
des•t think it will be fourteen years b. -
fon the American vessel of war will
Come hither again.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Wesley Shaw, teacher, carne back with
Wm. and Robt. Steward from Lusa•.
We are always ``Id to see • teacher
round, as Blu•vale is noted fur the teach-
ers it contains.
A decided stir is felt here in temper
anoe circles. and • battle is to be fought
at nest election cwt so meat oa the Re-
form and Tory ticket as on the teapot -
ane gwe•tios'. A misstate is to be held
oat Thursday evening next to onosider
the best mode of procedure.
ung the family in milk and crf"sna and
helpu.g to keep down the grocery to 1
o We] -Borers
with butter, lett to fwd .•n the m•.craWe addressed tone •aderelgsod wilt beret and
dry prairie grass hu October, while this
up to au,r of the
FINE TAILORING
A GRAND TRIUMPH 1
bows •ltd Ichor bbe.a�bre using , r et strikes
spa. tried hard to gr �UM W DOD tt wish
l
TAto IWLI IIPM1 roe Apo; 9'.a to excel, tl.at 1 ate in every ihtag Met pertains V NEwoe
Style, Quality, Variety and Price.
They'rr all bete. $lid ,n a way chic you w,,.'t dad eleswbM\
wfretw" w" herb" pdi11reea, m ch.y 14th DII OF AURAL 18864
` $- ME1,CISM
Co
Dell it rind blue Wood. Rets the Moeet Oedetrlch, July lard, Inca.
young clover •
1 and all t go- things ke d h - lee the la•r•ag orf ea AeteeL. Well i 1M
Rrvu•wre d lbw Agilum der lamas, Hsmtltea
that W f acorea And den we
• arm �rr/s to dist. tie pries fees at F
obeli hear about her that
tehiug milk ill rrhh t tae wit • Meiy Marto•, t
oorda. dive me that (•cloud I will yew:►ea er �fa.:keo V L .wa7 M de-
cided epos. lis • lepra r lest x Iyer. Y
not iYkiuwebl. to ,peak the merits of imaged. 4. T. o 11E Y,
tterub,. Aad this r why it seems to we 'wpmxtor iYir.eal est Dud., titin
Its Ake a record that ail
ouuut. cin nrast.aosa reewltw.
"But then I am male a scrub and it is Tia levr•at ore t,,,der tit as
Our little boyo thought to follow in
the steps of their elders and so formed a
bee ball team, expecting to beat every-
thing that Dame along, but Wiagkam
beat them so badly ma S•terday that
they have coma to the that
they cannot bent everything. Ow buys
say Wingham may be prima to get the
chance of beating each a club as Blue
vale. We
bops m Winghawill appre-
ciate the !illegality of "our ►aye."
Our beam bead, i by a
■umber of our yoesig rie, west oat
to the garden patty at Harrb' in
aid of the boundary C 1
church. 1 , each as ewingia;,
croquet, Svc., were provided, alio an ex-
cellent program ous.utinp of vocal aad
1 music. Re
am the world is ail guhiesg wn «g. Emu the tp,&
black man has hi. defenders who would
die for him, and everybody will 54ht for
his yellow dug, Put then is no war,
eves though his children were raised ran
her milk, ibat will fight the hard battle
for the scrub tow.
" When Iain dead and guns, when tb.•
scrub race is pearly eatina, aom.•booy
will t by giving the scrub owe
the same feed and cars with the Improv
d cow, and find out whilst she is nut
latch for beef .he fills the pail.
"Then he will give her • new n.me.the
'Jersey red with the dimpled horn,' psr-
haps, and time will bring its revenge.
set TU -k ms- orisst-i traca r piahts r
tastegram any better." --(Denver Field
Tues Timm eM-
It is only too true that the eldest sees
is the Senate poseurs the Isom �pntuciple,
and the must cuarctentiuet have the
least influence ; dill they are fixtures for
life, and the people are told that their
attempts to get rid of them will amount
to nothing. -[Montreal Herald.
were
served in-plentyMuth praise is dor to
Mrs. aid Mn, Harris for the pais• they
look to make sumfartable aeesmmoda-
tioe for the ghats. The proceeds amount-
ed to about $40.000.
vier Centre sad vldauy.
John Nott, V. S., formerly of Brus-
sels, but now of Kangas, gent the fallow-
ing interesting letter to the Pod :-Th
harvest is about all over now and a
many of the farmers are busy t
oet their fall wheat sod uta The
wheat is not as good this season as it has
W. de set hold lble for lbs' been for the last few yeah owtag to the
.prates of our Corree,endbsu. Coetribo- extreme cold during tl•e winter bot eye
ten lc t.hb nleel eondwe t' - -
salves to pe� rtuedto.s. ad be betel.
These 1 . Papers.
crop u very promising but in some locals-
?, tie Editor et The formai. ties u suffering for the want of rain. The
Sag, -I had intended with your per -
e nemies to my mooted 1
M the examination papers, but I find new
that I hare time for only $ few lines.
I ask those of your reader* who ars in-
terested in such matters to read Dare -
fully the two papers printed elsewhere in
year columns, and then, f
that these papers were riven to bird
.lase candidates to be answered in two
her* each, to say whether I was net
riel t in asserting that badly gas the
public school teacher* had been treated
ie the natter of the entrance examina-
tion, we in the high schools had fared
even worse ; and whether teacher and
oaadidates are not justified to using
pretty strong language in regard to the
altar want of judgment and consideration
shown by the examiner.
We do not oak that the standard be
lowered. We ask rather that it be ad-
hered to, but interpreted in
with common sense. We ask that exam-
ination papers shall be prepared to suit
average candidate, rather than •seepQ
ttona'ly clever ores, to test the condi
date's knowledge rather than to air the
the whole is a frit crop. Oat. is very
good but somewhat short in the straw
owing to the dry weather. The ours
potatoes are gold. Apples appear to be
plentiful, but seem to be of a mealier
quality than what grows is Canada. My
wife and I drove to Abilene and paid
Robert Nott a visit, on the 4th of July.
Here we had the pleasure of meeting
with David Dobson and family, who
seem to be well pleased with this country.
We also met Charles Dobson. whe is
living sear Solumoo City, geld Dan.
Yoenr,N.8, ,•bo is doing well at his part
fessioo in Abilene. On our rotors to
Clay Centre we visited what 1a ealled the
Canadian settlement. Our first call was
ma James Mustard and wife, we next
went to Robert Broadfoot's, formerly of
Morris, where w. spent the night and
were treated with the greatest of kind-
ness. Mr. Brttadfoot is the owner of •
large tract of 1s -.d and seems to be doing
well in every raspiest. Messrs. Bailey i
TO. cure.. salved.
The d4 of the country of Sir John's!,
b atatutrtwogering, is re-
spect to the McCarthy Limes* Act, N
estimated at $1,000,0u0. A pretty tidy
tom to pay for the sake of the Premier's
i.� w ".hew that little ty-
rant, Mowat -and the eshibitioa did
cwt take place efts( all.- [Peterborough
Examiner.
TM i1u5 Foaatale tow ma the wawa.
The "Wirt" fountain pen is the best
thing yet hveetd in the way of a .elf -
feeding ow. It ha.. gold nib, *badge
jest as . dipping pen dew, and sever
fails. It is a wntiag wonder, A leas -
pie eon be seen M this «floe. Every
lawyer, doctor, cleel ymen, .cbool•teash-
sr aad betimes man should have owe.
Tb.s. McOilliceddy is the local .gent.
and Gibson, formerly of the tow.uhipp of
Mullett, were neat called on. They
have a large farm, aad all Dimply op with
good buildings, nios hedges and some
valuable stock. We spent a night with
Thomas Nichol, formerly of Tacker
smith, near Brumfield, (fat. Mr. Nichol
peculi,.r notions of the examiner, and is one d the moat extensive farmers in
that for this purpose the questions shall this pert of the country, being the owr.er
be iso worded se to be readily undentt nod of 1,200 acres . f land and all in a good
by Permits of onlint,ry intelligence. As state of cultivator). He has over 200
it is there are questions on thew ;spent urea of corn in sod all looking wen.
which i1 would puzzle a college protector He has over 30 head of houses aad 7:1
to understand, and 1 wilt venture to rows besides a large number of young
affirm that even Mr. Satoh himself, who cattle ar.d hogs, 1 am no.t certain about
prepared the papers, and who may fairly the number but up in the fluudreds.
be presumed to know what he meant Then there ie Hugh 'lustard, formerly
gird whet answers he expected, could not of Brueeficeld, Out. Ile is the owner of
write out satisfactory and legible answers • large block of land with good buildings
to either paper in the ti.no prescribed. and er.etytlu4 else to matey: as the say -
Thanking you for the space, ing is. He is well fired. The Butz
I am, &c., brothers eerdtes* well, aad sit i. Robert
H. 1. Sraa r . MetLll, who hes a Bice farts all sur-
rounded by hedges and is nicely Iuusted.
• P541.e Profeeser• Mr. McC.Ii is one of the leadio farmer*
Al a asetinr in Bridge of Fart' on in nughi.orhoed. Taking the Canadian
Monday, addressed by Mr. Holland, the settlem, lit In every respect the fume i re
Unimak* candidate for Best Perthshire, cleaner aad in • better state of cultive-
Prnfesaor Ramsay described the Pernel• tion than any other section of the coun•
lite patty Y a peck of , th• try, 11 are had the opportunity of sse
gag -leg and bobtail of the gutter of ire• ing, and i have been Doter the most .4
bad, maintained iw Lindon at $ alat7 Clay twenty, Rdq eo unty, Clood amin-
e( w mash pee week.-- I Rdu.bur,lb 8euta- t, and wme of Dickinson comity. t4o1
man. much f •r tl.e Caned rano -
if the worthy Professor has any ,i.ouar No1T, V. R.,
thoughts of ewliiig the cli-
mate of Canada, we think we can offer -
his same f it is altog►ther John H.bharton, of "Helen's Rabies„
probable that he could Bern .is, if not Iame,gires a .hart piety of •utobiegraph
siiht, dollars a week writing editorials le.l sdviee to MWI'1ag story-wrifer* in
for rear esteemed cootemporary the To- Harpers for Ansel. with Mia suggestive
"onto .14nt1 - [L,nd,,a Advertiser. title. "The Penalties of Authorship."
The women of lose, Mich, carried a
eehoef election last Tuesday. They float-
ed circular* by thousands and engaged
every carriagi in the livery stables to
convey voters to the polls. Of the 1,300
vele, east 000 were by women. The can-
didates were all mea, however. nest
thine the enterprising female Foveae -
tion of Ionia will probably elect at least
a fair proportion of women.
.•.
la OderI.0, ea 0oa4ay, 1eti fast- the wife
of Mr. D. (.steles, baker, of a daughter.
alto.
1■ Dederick t•wasblp. ea Tneaday. J
2710, 1114, Christopher B. Weda.y, swat
years.
I■ Derek we July IS. Made Umiak rem*
eat daughter.( George iL sad Man Sto.m,
meJ41g ss. a 2Mand 3 pp m' o atlas. IuSunday.eal, Sunday.
oderIel tesAtess
(Reported by Telephone from Harbor wins.'
11uuestc.• July till: iM.
Wheat. t rail) • bark ga 71 • PIM
Wheat, trod wteter. • bush .... e M • • M
wisestt..tltti�l1M)o.�sot.� O M 0 33 M
Flour.llImisedlewt-r art ... 2 N A 2 M I
Flour,bakers.. cwt2 2t • 2 0
Frear. I 1 per. c wt ewer ere
Oats.• .... ...•3e• 4111
Pea., •bees a ie • e M
e M • ere
Potatoes. Y busk • m • e N
Hay. 1 ten ........ 7 M• 10
asew •11
Rego. I unpacko41 • dos e le e ale
CiFooe e le • e 12
Brortascwt. •M • •M
Bran.s'cwt e Y • • el
Ckoppeaadggt�set,afy s cwtSerenm 1 N' 1 M
Pork s.f'wt•.cst i 511' • N
wood 2 a " 2 2/
Fldes s 7s to •• .3e' t Se
Stsa.psklr........... a
AMINE&
The Canadian Pacific Bailvtay
TN! GREATEST CCRPORATt0N CI EMITS.
The Moet D.re.-t and Rost Equipped Route
bet ween
MONTREAL, - TORONTO,
QUEBEC
OTTAWA, - KINGSTON,
BOSTON,
LOII SCHICAGO,
KANSAS CI'T'Y.
AND ALL POINTE RAST AND WE*T.
Bator. r'irrhY;ng ;our Tickets elsewhere
as en
R. RADCLIFFE,
p lit�
0111! P.. -Nest erten, Ono -erre Ts
ANgnt.ps
Ogoa•. Dent Farrel 10. Plow.
Ood.rleh, Ju., .7rfi. I. tllnb
PASSAGE RATES RSDUCI3D.
ANCHOR LINE.
-'TKAMRI:a KVIERY nITI RDAi' .rowl
NRW Y(.RK to
e:tasai W •es l.fafsisgta.v.
Rales of Ptta.em t• or from
M.. 704, 64. d
see. t •', l.ed�• .0 e.lfa
1 AltlSA. *Maud cocoon I Lam. Oak
*55.5.440 teftiee.. M eller.
xesasre.a tee ♦isswsywws.
$tesura0lp "fit { •i N•0" free Xew
York. R fl\I,s1)A Alyn. la. Mop.
11, tet. IA Nov. le.
Saloon Paa.aga less. O13 rind mee. ranee
1'lasa *10 Ktocrage outward or pro.
paid. either /Wry tee. *M5.
Fora of T n. ?tetters •r ether later
"°wsRib ' ' 1 �l t►EtRR.ON
ill( .w Peel.
er A. DICKSON. Poet Cts. -e. Dederick
Oedmich, May m, 1401. lett! 3.
C D4
m 4
t•
or 30 Days Only
T_ MC_ RI.s. J ..46i2=S,
CARLOW, -
tj 'soon le the bows, and wi.h•s to inform alL that they will make a Sur MISTA1t i 3
{'t'1t('IIAd1Nti ti4101)14. it they neglect to give Mae a all, ash• will Mr
t►. NKAT THIRTY IIAYe true tie 710 Mataat. give a
Am GREAT RE)VaTION ZIT PRICE
,ti" some hoes of Goods. sol Y DRAWS 000i54 P141'.7., LADiin' weTiRP000P8.
$TRA1Y GOODS, TUI1.XT SOAPS. sl ether lima
This M a Genuine Abatement. so plasm pat yourselves in a wow N tai• do 1►ee,At et it
01T0. above reducti•n tames true 13 to M p.r cent. for lamb or Ass at market velesN
A .ertals p•rtestaie atm show.d ter leesum
My Motto Won't be undersold.
Carlow. July :COI. 1115.
J. H. RI CHARDS, Carlow.
SPECIAL DRIVES
IN
DRESS MUSLINS
NEM
r
DONT
nQT
01.o37 'C7C%x3c
WHIN YOU CAN OST
FIRST - CLASS
Txxw1:
rixiraItir
SAUNDERS
VARIETY STORE.
A ►reek Wait MI
CALL AND SFE THEM.
J. G. DJ±1'LOR & Co.
Oadericb. Nay 300.
MARSHALL BROS.,
IMPORTERS Or
'.le..i..J ii S & OO ••L •� .h�i iii
GODERICH, ONT.
4 LBS. OF SUCAR
FOR 25 CENTS,
CFA. u . ;54.1. .61.7 .77.•&:42.
o1.r utIKTAa E
THE HURON SI(
le published every l''rlday Morph
U, LOCO env Maas.. at ilea °Mee
JODEIUCH. ONTARII
aws.v and to all parts of tagglittry la
- loci to earliest . pe.ails as
'7�stia• tee advance. Postai
►llaMrs: i1.7S.J paid before
if wet au paid. Tills rule will
Mfarc.d. SighR tree or A
line for antlasertlow; throe eeuta
each subesquewtiaser1Ion. Yearly,
and a aartorty oanw$cta Y reduced
JOS r'Sll3Tte.4r.Ye have Moot
1 Ili iaagaN&o i4 0.
fuer to set work w r ghost
lade
that Ilse at priers
l Odd A
w M ,f _ `eatery list
FRIDAY.OA•CMO. Pyre, 11
Al 1'. VA II IRO N'S EXPO:.
On our aecolid pat • this weer
the full text of the speech mad
J1. C. Cameron, M. t' , on Tar
tion and the maintenance of lb,
Dominion Administration by t
of plunder. Thu speech is ta
the curvetted ofeeinl report el 0
and is a magazine of info raau.
as the exposure of the corrupt
of tlw Gut ernntent is ocneenl
would advise our readers-
Tary- to rs.d, .,W ii,�t(Mt
Cameros, at Bromfield,rr'in1
other points, took trp this phi
litisal silteaties," the Tory
over the cureptry denied boa
and dated 11. to tsflitolai• ltl
on the 110.3;21iP014issteiit. 1�
then that '7Cim 911 icily
LAPPA EYEIIY P011Ifl OF SOC. TEA.
ELECearyTRICt.th" SOAP
Preserving rattles
Fruit Jars, ..
Owl Oil Stoves, ad
w 14
1.
The Cheapest Souse O .FI
UNDER THE SUN. r6707
W.st-at-, hest door to the Post Oise. P'."1 f�
Oederici. Jone 17th, iM.
And Other 8ea•esahl. Deeds.
Dederick. Pair Rat, UMO N
Ire
CO U !4.4
CO H rat
Saginaw, =' y City, Goierich, 44,qm
Detroit and Cleveland. V / A
SIAM �MIAM<[at ll7s Z A
Urgent rgent and Commodious Weimer,
"Safrinaw Valley" 00
w�..a a. s, w.t.v. 1 4
1
Will run dtwine tieSeam* of Nareal he. Y Z
follows •
Lor.. (:oderl.• 1 every T7tsroday. at 1 et H
At .ed Boagi.
BNMasps
amilawes, Nock p for Bay City ain.w, caritas im
wiw«dSas=e0
EdBrir aas (ft=
OCity. C.
steamers tar
�Wge
Leaves Gogs910 Men S.hday, at fleeted' I:1
to
noes. t..' Porteerroose� masa ad (',erelasd,
returning t. oederieh ea Tkwrsi ay. -
This mess MS 0. ouu..ed dories the. ,es-
eas or Mrlgateea.
TICKETS
for t he w014. ROUND TRIP leestiwuew
will be imesdi
$12_00,
or.•npyleg A days. emelt and berths yew-Iwded.
For este, of helgit ad passs,.. rid all
ether fwharmat ss. apply to
WM. LEE,
Aires at lingerie\
Nesiea cast be gyre. by Mrtte. wastlas
Thursday 0.atureiasa•
Jew 17th. tale. tis
3 BARB FOR 20c.
4 BARB FOR 25c•
Ego takes 1. Knlnaage for Deeds.
--MARSHALL BROS.
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CORD WOOD.
MARX TO LIT -FOR A TERM 0V Pa.... wlealagesed eerd weed at 10.5.
year* dost 4 l' . la the Maltese .ea- rod rams ran beer fthie. •scan prempry.ep 5.
b siert„ ate i. S LIZAt f OraU.�. t emir 07learinr tae+r .glees lit
Straveb Animals.
CAKE ON TNI PINK DOW OF
tM . (.t is Road whet•
tee use. a two year
:at= • w►IM rpw os ►le Aro, sed
same whits eYrlpgrO�•grol�d•py14* . ewwer
rammeisdve
sad a bias away. JOpp IQ1iTO
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lee P.o. MIs 14
GEO. OLD'S STORE.
Our swat w111 esti M the stere dally for
•ee
wins.
e Alm en 1*0., s • ios a ammo ellat_.5.. W11weed
las
woad row be 1sa701 at e mO M .•
as the buyer dashes. Promptness reaeas-
teed.
IlYIBB BIBCILIRI
Fa,1e Reserr• MIIH.
June fro, 1M. 2414-11
Cam
an • ' emi q
but , 'fi ii.�'
he • fif!i
Hu - 'eldi
When, •� • , ' Wtf!
Huron arise sa hie -place in 1
and sot only (emulated the
venality, exposed the policy of
and droit hodlath d*I r 31 *
Karel to Gorenm•ntal taacaliti
tuattey of parcelling uut the
mato 1 to bangers o
leeches, partisan blood sank.•+
en, "Me0bf[1h of Partial/writ
tered their privileges, and u
tate of anteater, sol 11551141
wee s io tko camp,
time :,nstarnatiun reigned.
werd'gtdlty parties taken
nouoofthe them bad the.s saye
sod it was out uutt4 Mr. Ca1
lett Ottawa *fur bowie that
Macdonstit, John Ihgo art,
ei .lone utberg of the aims, . cots
eient courage tv trgi and r'let
down' in an easy fashion.
standing the denials of these
rtat_clrr.ts of Mr. Cameron
degree been shaken. and to.
vu a exposures of their re
looked upon Y being an u.
t1,.iicttnent against the Adz
The Montreal Wangs/ ebur
urn bet arae he w ow -otter. d a b
Ms Mil). hie principles and his
pharisaical cruse). of the Rehm
blinded by po e, to vee teat
ugkred Ute bribe was the ,sooty
Friday July 30.
It is not w long ago that
Toronto organ claimed tha
was nut the guilty party
transaction. tut at that t
pher Boating, the managin,
the Moil, was the head suit
"brswlinv brood o.t bribers
dtho god t7dt. and to dr
e*. •Pooh.
t er le eMkk►,Item M ••
to give thet'rhosrt'
the old Refm orm s1
Arad fee emery one .Bibi
w• feel assured that a
time Conservetivr, of i1,
rn
was .t the poll, w let
n1 d
'
hr
t1� g
idea writ tri
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cuoc,rse4. *iii• Chal