The Huron Signal, 1887-9-16, Page 1FOR1IETR TEAR.
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Ole $uron #ignal Saturday last the annual congress of
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EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
AT TUX 0111,1tE:
NORTH -tiTRKkT. a0UkR1CH.
a Y • wad '.awoke local newspaper. devoted
grant, hews wed the dissemu.
ivat:oa of e-
nuwlydtre.
MATE* rr S1 $N'MIrTte11
ti1.30 • year; 73n. for sic mdoths; Pk. hr
three maths. 1t IM sab..rrlptiem is not paid
i• a•fv.nre. subscription will be charged at
for rate of $L00 • year.
AOTEMTrsrtttt M ITED r
legal sed ot)rr eaott•l advertisements, Se.
per line for *ret insertion. and 1 cents per line
for each subsequent lamellae. Measured by
a neaparetl wile.
Imee2 notion, in aoeparid type So per Des.
Lotti notices in ordinary reading type lc car
word -
Ithe L -sited States 1Varden'a Asmociatioo
for the regiatrati..n .d criminal, was
held in the theatre of the Nortual
School, Toronto. The principal matter
before the gathering was the identifies
nue of criminals. Heretofore identity..
dun has been confined to phttograi.ha,
color of eyes an1 hair, height, weight,
and, perhaps, the "strawberry stark,- but
the results were not always satisfactory.
The mew Rerti lup method, which has
been successfully operated in France fur
the past four years, and which has re-
cently beam adopted In Germany, Spain,
Italy and Den nark. was thoroughly ex
rlained to toe gathering. The iJenti6
cation of a prisoner by this system rests
upon the knowledge of the following in•
dications : The length and width of the
head, the length of lira kill middle and
GODER.ICH. ONT FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 18b7.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
I X• A'YEARDIN ADVANCE
RUBBING IT IN.
.trcnrdieg to the Hamll Hpe.lalor the
(Kaitenallets contra,' the t ph wares 1a
Demi Britian and Ireland, a color the dis-
patches to suit themselves. The statement Is
■bout as true as *aythine the Spc..tafoe says
of the NatianalWs usually 1s. - tiouatu. a SIG -
A•1..
And that psngrsph is about at true as
anything the Shiest prints. What the stile L
Sfoctotor did say was that the Tnsh news
received its this ooarotry, by way of Sew
York, is colored in the interests of the
Nationalists. And so it is --Sptoorriral•:
L., As the tiprrlitor did not say "the Irish —Then nt.'s much moving these
trews repaired is lhi oottstry, by ..f times, and everything at the hack -stoop
! \i.c York, is
in the iotet+aeta oft oonventfon is worn threadbare, evil to
the Nationalists," its defence In this I the cushions ore the benches I was
caw falls to tie ground. What the told, however, by way of uo harm, that
spoliator said eau that the oable de- the little engineer, with the mild wanner
WHAT'S UP?
Things That Are Happening
Around Ue.
Cegl.eeers e1. call Tie Waser-
Wars. l seem ie Proceeded With
Tits Tear About Ilse tree
MIT Tie 6leett.a Trial.
spatch" "are from Nationalist wurwea and grey Garibaldi, who came up son
and colored for the American Market." time ago and examined into the water -
"By way of New York" was neither man- ' works scheme, sent in his bill at the last
Boned nor implied. The impression meeting of the council, and flatbergaat-
sought to be crated was that the ed—if I may b. permitted to use an ex-
Nationalists controlled the wires and
Rtaslaess Wards of sin lines and under Its per r little fingers, the length of the left foot, „et only what news suited thee
ym l the length of the left forearm, the length
Advertisement.. of ;.est. Found. Strayed
�Vacant, Stine:ion Wanted and of the right ear, the height of the figure,
Cbanrea Wanted, Dot ex.gedin4 8
aeapariel SI par month, the measurement of the outstretched
on !tale and Parma on Bale. not to
lines. Si far tint smooth, Sec per sub-
weneent month. tamer advte in proportion.
Any special notice, the object of which L to
promote the pecuniary benefit of any ta4l-
ridwal or company, to be considerer) an ad
vertisensent sad charged accordingly.
71eaa terms will 2. 41 eases be strictly ad•
tiered to
Qpecial rates for larger advertisements. or exhibits, and for a collection of cards of
adrertisrmenu tor eiteased periods trcollection
known it thy ofllceofpukka: .ou. description without photographs. the
notation, according to a special combo-
Jitilg8 IIf•IITIEBT. lary, of the color of the hair and beard,
�taiy egeitop►d Jchests, mica U carved as well as the form and dimensions of
fg rat easssamito s with tae ordtw►y Dew.p,per the nose and ear. These different opera- if
1111Asa where A,' -alae. work is turned out
MeoLlr rates. Ererythityt in tins print- tions necessitate the use fib item] in- i
n he done ou Ow premises from an stromeuts each as tali compasses sod
poster to • visiting card. t per co
AYetammvataatioe..lost be addressed to'slsdinq compasses, and of three g..dust-
arms, the measurement of the trunk
from the bench to the top of the head of
a person seated. In addition to these
particulars the method provides for a
descriptioo of tits scan and peculiar
ms-ks that every indivdual more or less
M. rlleCJLIJtre.T.
Saar et Tna amiatAL
O.d.:tta Ont.
ed measures or rules. The promise of
measuring does not take more than four
or five minutes per subject. By follow-
ing the instructions the probability of
►L etstistias til us that in C-areda identity becomes almost particular to a
are 10t; boys born to every 100 certainty. The photographs when
and yet there are those who won taken are clawitied and kept on files for
der why them is a yrepond.rance of reference. The "heads" and other
bachelors in many communities. measuremeats are tabulated, and par
oculars entered on back of photograph.
Rao Ds Polo--; says there is not • The facility lith which a criminal might
Methodist to the Dominion Cabinet. b• identified by this method was shown
There used to be two—John Carling j by the distribution of a number if cards
and Mackenzie Bowel!—but the preach- j bearing masuremeuts of certain crimi-
er of the church they attended one Sun- nate. The figures in two or three cases
day held op Edward Bake as s -t ideal were read ori In one instance the re -
of a Christian politician, and the brewer ot'rd was searched trod the rime 01- the
and the buoiler withdrew from the f Prisoner given in thirty-five second& It
church. was possible, a speaker said, to search
_. _ — __ the record of one hundred thousand
TES Tory paper used to have a lot to I names and arrive at the identification
say .boot the "bsld•1•e.del young L b j of a prisoner within ten minutes.
-rak," but if the repr.wnta•ion from In ancient times the highest type of
other pointe avenge as (many yea.. as , human knowledge was slammed up by
those thst attended from Goderich, then ! one of the philosophers in the phrase,
are none of thea spring chickens, but all ''Know thyself." If the Bertillon
are tough old rooster. Messrs John system fur the identification of criminals
aeon and Campion are booth between
forty and fifty pram of age.
Ten tfl'ice of High Commissioner to
'England frog Canada is still vacant—
that is to say, no one has beep appointed
since the migration of Sir Charles Tap-
per, nearly a year ago. Bot the doughty
doctor from Contherland is now doing About a year ago F. W. Johnstone was
beanies. at the old stand in London, sneering at young men's political gather -
and it would not surprise us If Impute in Was le teeetimgs of "prodigal sons," and
his regular bill for salary and insides• this weak he has been doing the "pro-
talo—not forgetting the glassware, gas distil" act in cocnr„tion with the
bill, taxes sod parochial due.—at the "Young Men's Liberal -Conservative
clom of the year. Sir Charles T.pp.r is Cusventioo," in Toronto.
4ou old a dog to .hatie hie bark.
were adopted in America, the authori-
ties would sown know more about the
criminals of this continent than the lat-
ter DOW know about themselves.
Tian thing of running down young
aeo'. political clubs, sometimes works
after t►e taabion of a boomer'sis.
so the het Dontisien election the
eon speakers oontendd that the
of Canada for the heal vier ending
Jose 30th, 1686, was over $300,000,000.
bet Robert Porter, the Tory eandidate,
on every platform denied the oontss-
tiom. By the "Statistical Abstract and
Record," recently issued by the Depart•
moat of Agriculture we find that the
gross debt of Canada at the time men
tamed was $473,164,341, the assets
$60,006,434. and the net debt B223,-
150,101. What dere Robert Porter
my to thea figures soot
Twit Ottawa meaty election for the
Legislators, whisk was held Wednesday
test, ie another .ridenee of the death of
Toryism in the Province of Quotes*. At
Mot last general election Cormier, tSe
Tory candidate, was elected by sow 360
sof s majoririty. The eletioa wsa pro-
tested on aeoon at of eorropt petaetires,
and rather them face the marts Cormier
seetge.d, and a new election was held.
At the eloetioe on W edheads! the pre-
vious result was reversed, Roth" the
Llhessl a ndidate, beteg retermed by
over 1101 of • asajerity. This is the
dM time in thirty years that Ottawa
*smarty km returned • !Abend candidate,
and it locks as if he has soles to rta1,
FORTY "Young Lib -Coes." met in To-
ronto Wednesday to establish a • Pro-
vincial organisatic n, and every one
wanted a Government position, if they
were like the delegates from Goderich.
Tb• fact that there were no more or
no less than forty is suggestive of • tale
in the Aral,ian Nizhts, wherein a gentle-
man by the name of Ali Baba figured.
Tris Hamilton Spectator has just dis-
covered that the reason why coal has
gone up in price is because there is •
wicked combination of coal producers
in the United States. We are glad the
Spectator has at last got the right ides
oo this subject. Heretofore it has en-
deavorod to prove that the increase in
the price was owing to the fact that the
Canadian duty had been taken off.
Hindsight is better than no Meld at al.
Sous weeks ago we proved that "Bill"
Davis, of the M.tehell Adn.ratr, had pub-
lished a falsehood about TEs Bluwat in
the smatter of the alleged libel suit of a
pwson called Brown. Since that time
"fill;" has been frothing at the mouth
against Tns Siowat, like a CUT suffering
from hydrophobia, and weekly spews
furth venom against the editor of this
paper. Those who know him beat will
pay little heed to the vaporfngs of the
"Twice Rejected of South Perth"—orae
at the polls and again at the Tory see -
vection. Long ago the Bo -soder showed
that he was feather brained, and now
TEtt 8tottAL has proved that be liot
worse that a ms -meter. The family of
the stricken Mitchell editor km our
deepest sympathy is their af>lietion.
• cad thing to bare bereavement in •
family, but it is better to have tripe ow
t1e dont than the bead of the kouee beth
demented and • falsifier—ea is IM nese
with William R Davis If the fallow has
not published • falsehood about Tws
81oiAL why does be not produce kis
proof ' We bare already gives this
sissy mote 'pees than his limited 8.1*1-
lllgesee deserves, and tow we hep hi.
beak igtn the nWi,,os frost whieh we
dragged him to exkihit bit. to nor read -
e ra
as the ektt.pinn liar of Mitchell and
veljnigt t/wnsbie4
pression of the late Washington Irving—
that august and sornotuic body of
municipal legislators by claiming $73 for
services rendered during a two and a
half day's s-journ in our invigorating
r town during the midsummer. His
worship the mayor, I understand, had
calculated that $:.3 or $30 would ewer
the bill, but it hasn't dune so, by • large
majority. The engineer .as upper-
! ently conscious that he was making s big
all, for I am told that he stated in
the letter that accompanied his bill . f
charges, that anytime between ret w
and New Year's would do in whi, h
t, pay him, that is to say, he was
willing to hare the taxes collected before
the town treasury would be nperatcd
against The matter has been referred
to the finance committee, and it will le
in order fur that section of our "moat
potent, grata mod reverends" to cite the
little gentleman from Brockville befote
them, and if he fails to attend, then it
shall be their bounden duty to bring in
a report stating "that the charge is
moro than they had imagined It would
be, but as the claimant failed to appear
before the•:n when summoned to make
explanations,aod as no previous arrange-
ment had been made with him, they had
no alternative, and therefore recommend
that the aoco•int be paid. But, where-
as, in accordance with the bylaw carried
on the 12th of Miy last, it will be ne-
tltrilreg to Lay the pipes for the piojeated
works, we, your committee, do hereby
recommend that the laborers be hired by
tender, Chinamen preferred All of
which is respectfully submitted," &c.
That's the way they anted when tbo town
printers submitted legitimate advertising
accounts, and I am anxious to see if they
hare progressed in wisdom since that
time.
—Talking about the construction eat
the works I might say that Engineer
Chipman in his seventy-five dollar re-
port stated in effect that, aa there was
.o workable project before tbe conned,
and as it would be impossible to perfect
t
Tinian is one aottaber of Parliament
in Huron county who is not afraid to
come out flat-footed for commerce'
onion, and that .use is John McMillan,
JL P. for the South riding. At • recent
meeting in Tuckenmith he placed him-
self on record in an unequivocal Inas-
ner. He had taken • good deal of troll -
baa to go through the Trade and Naviga-
tion Returns to get hots and figures
bearing on the subject and proved cola-
elusively that not only would the fates
era of Canada i•e benefitted by commer-
tial union but the majority of our manu-
facturers need have nothing to fear. He
also to3k up the argnments of those op-
posed ta it, and showed that they did
not have mach weight. The loyalty cry
he answered by stating that he came to
this country to better his condition in
life, and meant to use all fair and honor-
able means tc do so, though at the same
time he could not see bow Britain was
going to be injured to any extent by the I
adoption of the change by Canada. Mr
McMillan also stated that when an Or
tempt was stile to renew the r+eeiproci-
ty treaty with the L reitd States, a $ workab a project that any engineer
sketch was drawn op and assented to by would los willing to risk his reputation
Sir Edward Thurston, British Miaiater mt. without tests bang made wbich
at Waabington, with the knowledge and might incur an expenditure u( noris
consent of the British Government, thousands of dollars more, and as the
wh.m%y certain manufactured g ads were necessary pipes for the scheme could not
to be admitted free of duty between' be pr°cured until next year, so muck of
Canada and the United States and al the working season having P.a.". it
though the treaty was Rarer Anally sr- ( would not be wisdom on the part of
ranged, yet It proves ooncicaively that the council to premed with the work. It
England would not object to Canada 'c'a'ns to me,uodertheoimuastalrees,tbat
leaking any oorre•erei•1 treaty with the the $73 asked year hyEngioeerChipmaa r
United States that she thought fit. So well worth the sage auggestioas many
OUTGUN is Mr McMilko's faith in vole- I times over.
taenial union that he states positively —Taking about sags su,=ge.tios.,
that if it was advocated in the Horse of that idea of Fred. W. Johnston's, asking
that the town of Goderich offer • site
P•rti•seet, he is ready to suppert it
so matter which party brought it for-
ward.
Win. O'Brien, M.P.. •Jitor of the
United irrfer.d, spent the day at ltally-
black, Sunday, with Messrs Dillon and
Hartington. He rnesivd a telegram
from Mr Laboeckere and 111r Brunner,
requesting them to 'company them to
London. Mr O'Brien, *oeontpanied by
Mr Harriagton, went on hoard the
Kinston boat for the purpose of declin-
tag this invitation se. go to London, wheel
a d.testive .set bias and said he eooit,
w et he arrested; if he pledged himself
not kr go to Iceland. Mr O'Brien re
feted this eosditicn, whoa be was taken
Into melody and assorted to the Immo
trial Hotel by the defeat; who inform--
�d lira that lore Bead stli sew all night
ii Ito would give o prom that he would
slat mite • typos. This promise was
ad given, and Mr Brim addreaed the
G reed from the baloney of the ketol. In
the merle of his brief remarks he said :
"Be as there is life ts my body toJ
tells wi 1 not hs silent until I.m pried•
1 flea proud to Nfer for M,tehellatowe.
When in Ki.galown I wee told that 1
world sot be arrested if 1 did ant under-
take to gr to Regleed. That shows that
the Goveraesset is begieoing to devil
as in Ifn1lead,"
Md•t.S .4 Wt dm fellows who were
trying to disqualify him had bit off more
than they mold chew. AJAX.
During the year ending 31st Decem-
ber, 12141;, there were shipped from the
depot, Blyth, 11.132 tons, or Jl l c.arlo•da 14..p..,rro.aiail *ser Mures county. 4 tilted
of salt, manufactured at the Blyth salt Clipped alad 1•e.Aeasrd rum sod
works, The l cal sales to farmers aid resat Toe Piet. .1 lie direst
others were also large, trews err aaes..ar.-
Hun. ()liver Mowat returned Wedgies
day from England, looking well and
feeling touch benefitted by his trip G..1. Deadman, Brussels, bought a
The hon. gentleman was met at the Jersey
Union $tattoo by his son, Mr Arthur t
ub, tt$$21at Foyer...do. aur lyamil-
2:•.
n
Mowat Mr Mowat stated that he R 11uCounter, .J Seaforth, has bee
would return to England to conclude the apr'•inte.t District Deputy (:rand Regent
argument in the St. Cstheune. Jltllioq of the Royal Arcanum fur Huron and
h Lumber Company appal, the hearing Pert
h.
of which, however, will net be rrsumed W. H. Verity & S .n, Eteter,had their
safe blown opeu on Sauday night last.
The burglars truly succeeded in getting a
few dollars fair their trouble.
Roy. Mr Tong* resumed his duties as
pastor of the Methodist church, Blyth
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Pencilling* and Scias3ringe from
Exchanges.
this year.
FROM WASHINGTON
What HMI Transpired at the on Sunday last, having recently return-
ed from • visit to his native land.
United S.;ates Capital.
Close el Sbe ,Mdteal l..fere.ee t■ e...
eeaoeeusesermes, rr.p..ed rarely
Changes rs.res from lie
eeparlesetls.
✓ .vm oar Special Correspondent.
1VA,i113uTO1, D. C ,
Sept. 12th, 1887.
The big crowds around the hotels have
dispersed, the blue rosettes hove disap-
peared from the streets a the Capital,
and the greeting of "Doctor" is heard
about ten thousand times leas than
usual, for the past week, which means
that the International Medial Congress,
after • most satisfactory and successful
mesion, has closed its labors, to be re-
sumed at Berlin in 1889. It 1s impossi-
for the erection of public buildings h
Uoderieh is shoot as absurd a thing as I
have hoard of lately. God.rich pays is
much in proportion to ire population
towards the finances of the Oovernment
as any other plate in Canada, and it
the town is worthy of hewing public
buildings erected why doesn't the Gor_
a rnnrent get through with the job at ones
and forever. This thing of • Gover•-
j moat asking for a bones of land, jest as
a tin -kettle, narrow-groge railway would
tfn begging fora right of way. pets ay
pipe oat every time. Any man who
would vote for • mita to be furnished an -
der exuding Wireametanes.. has an ase bo
grind, sed should be eat upon nest Now
Tear.*
—1 w the erose positiow egoista M. C.
D. is eotsigg on fax trial on Now. lith,
if et Oa -t withdrawn by that time Yee
NO, M. C. got tired waitiag for the pen.
Ocoee to bring row the trial, and w he
snorts investigetinn.eo far as lin a oideet
is ens.ereod, he app led to, bat. 1he trial
brrnstbt no. 1 .shed up to see hilt •
week or two ago, end h. re -e me to
Dr. 51tt:kid, ret Seaforth, formerly E4
Gtderlob, intends leaving shortly for
Germany, and will spend a enuyle of
years to the *eh ed. and hospitals of the
old world perfecting himself in his pro-
feesion. Bs will be accotnpauird by
Jars lack;.).
The gate receipts on Caledonian day,
at Seaforth amounted to 1341, and were
made up in pan as follows :-12'0 in 10
cent pieoea ; $7*, a` Ors dollar bills ;
$12 iu two and Lea duller bills ; $97 in
one dollar bills ogled $10) in twenty -
live cent pieces. -
Morris Branch Agricultural Society
have purchased • piece of ground next
to the show ground., fur the purpose of
showing rattle, tic., to better advant-
age. A course has been added this
year, and trial.' of speed can be made by
driving the carriage horses.
We to even approximate the good results H Joyner of Clinton, pulled a son -
following this msetin i. but that they are dower in hie garden the other day that
creat and many than is no reason to immured eiehta.n inches across the sed
doubt, for a large portion of the medical surface, or about twenty-four inches
wisdom of the world, having assembled from the outer end of the frills. He says
►e has lots more just u large .
Dr. and Mrs. Sloan, of Biytb, have
gone to Washington, where the doctor
for the purpose of a mutual interchange
of experience and opinion, the coocls•
NOR is inevitable that mankind will be
largely the gainer by the development
of scientific methods in the improved is now attending the International Medi -
treatment of the ills that afflict he- cal Congreea. They intend Meting other
inanity, Americtn cities before their return.
In our opi - the doctor, were prise James Mahaffy, Port Albert, is puah-
tically uoanimons that Cleveland did ing his new flouring mill through. The
won have a healthy appears/toe. and that roller machinery will Boor he completed.
he needed a rigorous course of outdoor Mahaffy is a pushing fellow, and the
exercse. The President, as he faced the mills inf ,luestion will be a great benefit
torr ear live thousand dt c1vrs, seemed to i to the fanner. of that neighborhood.
wince uneasily under their critical gags. I Harry Knapp, a young Wingham bar -
I suppose 1 may with propriety turn II ber, has eloped with a "sweet sixteen 's
from the medical to the religious world , f .. A. Hslateid, tithe a Naiad ker
—Ilse one devoted to preiierriog the ( father's watchful eve Try pritewamg
body—the other to saving the soul of Igo to Sunday school They tried once
man. Washington has been selected as before to set away, but tailed. This
the site of a great Catholic University, time they reached Buffalo in safety.
which will be one of the most important W Holt. Khiva , Joseph Benner,
and imposing religious institutions of Grand Beud ; Wm Hodgins, Heiman ;
the world. The location was chosen by Grob & Smith, Zurich, and Mrs Portree.
• meeting of prelates in Baltimore, their Kamer, were each tined on Monday last
decision having been approved by the 1.0 and coots by Police Magistrate
Pops. It is said that $3,000.000 will be Williams, of Clinton, f:.r violation of the
required to construct and place the second part of the •Carada Temperance
University on a wlid business basis—of Act
which cum $700,000 by been secured,
inoleaive of the $3.10,0J0 d..na•ed by S4+1orr—Oa;1Vedn.sdav last week+
Miss Caldwell—oeu
ne of the gsroos Inepeetor, Paisley was in Blyth, aa
faithful. ; summoned Eve hotel keep... to appear
Th, celebrated tariff conference at ! before Police 11 igistrate Willia•na on
Oak View has ended, sod the distin• Friday, to answer to the chugs of the
geished conferees ars naturally very re_! �tolation of the Smtt tct. There were
ticent re7.rdiny the results of their t- tri the n•itfhborbood of oma hundred
trusted deliberations, the public are Door-- I witnesees t., be scammed.
Silent that a measure was framed, look• j Daring $ recent visit of Grand Trunk
Mg to $ liberal reduction of Govern- Railway ufisials to Clinton, it was de -
meat meatuses, both in customs ditties : aided to extend the present freight shed
and Internal taxation, and that all of the accommodation byi the erection of 90
powerful influence of the Administra- � feet to the cwt end, provided the town
lion will be exerted in favor of the ad- . aotbontiee would elbow the building to
be eteeted over • street that run. soman
11m track at that point,
Or Thursday afternoon last as • little
boy of Mr. J .lin Kona, wheat buyers
Sister, was playing in hie father's ware -
looses at the oep t, he aught hold of
option of the sot by the Fiftieth Con-
gress. Mr Randall was not consulted in
this momentous matter, and hence his
probable course of action is a theme of
muoh speculative interest to politi-
cians of all parties.
For the present the purchase of bonds the tuabling shaft whilst the elevator
by the Secretarryy of the Treasury has
practically nested. owing 4o the refusal
of the bondholders to sell at acceptable
prions, and so it k probable that the
aaoast the Government will be able to
hey at Its own pries will be much small -
or than was anticipated.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Osea hos prepared a statement showing
that the estimated number of acres re- at. ours: to 6 6 10 mills on the dollar on
stored to the public domain under the the last assessment. Fur the
rape
Aegest l.rde s of the 'secretary e.1 th. the village misea $222 11. and tnr mte -
Interior, revoking indemnity withdraw- tips] purp.ow $1,917.77, the rats bairn
a s, is 1.323,000 ages within the limits 1 3 10 molls in the dollar for county rater
d Indian reservatioms. This inelodes and 9 1-10 mills fur nllsp,
the misreads, it which orders 11 resters- fluilding is lively in Stets st
thin ma-
tins Aare ap to the present men ieseed. eon. Already completed, partly 6:sisk-
Th.' statistical report of the Atrrieel d and ender contract, bonding to the
'wail Ds mwt for the month of Sep I
1 mhos of about sixty thousand dodoes.
timber .hnws $great reduction in the henna holdings heing the new
euwdttinn of the gmwingro
cps cum p
erred with the Augest report, esaspseially town hall, the t►d,lfell.owa hall, Snell
Bros'. botcher shop, Mews W H.
was in motion. The child's ciothes
wound around the shaft and were torn
off its body. The manager happened to
be close at hand and remt.vd the child
from ita perilous position or it might
have been a fatal accident.
Blyth raises this year for school rates`
$1,200, $'►N) for ordinary rates and the
balance. $240 for special rate& It will
in Born, e.:ttua, and potatoes, with little Parsons sad John Cn.eker each a tw.►-
it any ob.nge in the small grain coma, atrre dwelling homes, which are all of
egress to an eses of ram on the Atlantic white brat, besides wren! other p
ct ri-
enaand • lona eantinedea
demob in the I lits resideneos
Os1t States. Compared with last year
awe is • Beeline of ten points in o..tion - __
.cd orf boar in muse.
The celebration of the Constitutional
0eetenni.a •t Philedelphis the latter
part .f the present were is anticipated
wish general interest by patriots .very -
where, for eves Gladenm has sent a
.able hotter, regretting his inability to
Weed. Presid.at Cleveland, the Goys/r-
oom of the Revolutionary Mtatea, and
others prominent y state sed ehnreh
will be prre.rt nn this gsrnn.ntous ea-
siventer: .4 American nationality.
The two young ladies who were driven
out In:.. the lake at Toronto by the
'storm W.d nodal,. •hi',a boating at Lome
Park, we • Agnes McCormick, who lived
with her brother-in-law, Mr Nate, Or-
1•ti.r street, and whose -widowed mother
!resides in (Jhasar, and Bella Lander.
sister of R V Loftier, grocer, Queen
street Rest. They ware hent members
.of Jarvis street Atapl8 ehsmh. All
�o low • f prolog theft Ore IMO WI.
at' fold nod.