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THE RURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, AUG. SI,
1888.
T1I3 PIACTICB u, fwuRTHAND
It is salon say that the practise o1
eherthaed W some greater m waes.meet
h this eosetry denies the past tea pan
Mee is all the prosedieg time A single
dated. ago then were bat • few seat of
tAawograpkees in the Dominion ; to -day
they baa be emoted by the \oedrds.
The law oBsss of Tuamotu employ •
eegim.et of ebortMad writers of both
saes, sad 1. the •u mm .sial establish -
meets • ►oat of prang is.. and mono
e re to be toned taking dome iu pb000
g raphic character the Letters daily di
sated by the best' atenaster•, to wbnm
each hoer at time sawed repteesets dui -
word.
Tapeta earth of sits liars and under tS per
pear.
AdrertistmsN1 d lost. Found. Strayed
Situations Vomit. Situation Wasted and
$phew Cks.een Wanted. not exceeding $
limes uo.p.rlel el per month.
Houma as dabs and Fares se Sale. mot to
*weed Slims, $I for Art mouth. ScSper sob
peeusat most!. Larger adrts in proportion.
hal .peel.; metros. the object of which Is to
promote the peosalary Dame&t of ear imdl-
vidualor;merman y to be considered as ad
verttsement and e
Thea. twins will 1* all cares be strictly M-
itered Se.
spacial noes ter larger ad vert torments. or
$dverti.rreenta ter extended period, wade
Sumo at the owes of publication.
J888118 DEPARTMENT.
A fully equipped Jobbing Once la carried
beaesinees. webers rA,.t-cl.ss.wert TT Is turnedaeast
at reasonable rates. Sverythtng is tis print -
ng line con be dose on tine premiss from an
Illuminated poser to a visiting card.
AU communications mum. be addressed to
m. INOPILLIMTW011f.
Miter of ibis Bassi.
Oodericl Oat
HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, AVOQST Eldo LfNB.
CAITADt••• look upas the propend
" Retalistioe " over the fisheries mater
as•cod.
FROM WABSINGTON.
Frankton/ W.v.lhnd•. said YIMI
Commented Upoix.
The Meels.am thews• ftetweee Mad
meg w.ser-Tb. *.esaMM0 .1 tensors
M.e.Pe---Megan. sad aprsesrts-
Yens - AdsYeaaSN..l reed.
Frees ear owe l ernsmenient.
W as►ttgto m. Aegust 17, 1888
Ameneasiem .srtsi.ly has the call
Just uue. In the diasul.•iun of the &h-
arm treaty, the Republicans had the
Deet of it with the public, but Mr
Caeveked, wbu seems to have either luxe
of look ur the pawls*" faculty of hoots -
tog Jest what will piecee the puWso at
certain times, hes turned the mule. upon
them by bu message 4,0 the rejected
treaty, sod our Ksusral religion with
team de. Whether Mr Clinton(' is in
earnest ter not In his professed deur. for
farther authority to retaliate upon Cam
da for her treatment of Am•ric.0 b.hiog
and other interests, tt 1 not my province
to decide, but that the mew.e was a
shrewd political more made just at the
right time, c•oout be doubted by any
uitellyleot persue who h.s carefully not-
ed to effect epuu public opinion. The
Republicans were reaping tau much ad-
vantage Irma their anti Eogli•h uptowns,
or alleged opinions. something was m-
0e•a0ry Iran a Democratic .taudp-Mot to
stop the Irish deesrtwoa from their
ranks. That susetbiog Mr Cleveland
bas supplied. That it involved • com-
plete change of base on the part of the
administration .Iattsrs sot. The R pub-
licans may truthfully charge that tbe
must of the authority for which Mr
Cleveland now asks was granted tum
sienna' mouth. cru, and that he has
never adv, the *lightest use of it, but
then will not prevent his mom•`e from
being popular. The message crested
mon ou0ater0atiou among the Canadians
than it did among the Reputlicam hen,
for it stew. than that both of the great
political parte in tba country are gov-
erned by the American idea, and that
further imposition upon Aiuenoau in-
torwst$ will not be tolerated. Tne effect
ufet►n message upon the Democrats io
Congress him beso electrical. Maly of
than were apathetic towards Ckvelaod,
now they .11 regard him as another An-
drew Jackw.o, and that its effect upon
the rank and 61e of the party throsgbuut
the country at large will be beneficial,
cannot be doubted. What is to be ite
real result cn the relatious between this
country and Eugl•nd cannot well be told
at this time. That Mr Cleveland *111
be given all the authority be asks from
Congress I do not doubt, and his action
when possessed of that authority, will ac -
ad. wbether we an 1) have war or ed.
Many of the deepest thinkers iu this coun-
try have Long been of the opinion that it
was ocly a question of time when Cana-
da would be annexed to the United
Slates, and that England will ever allow
diet annexation to take place peaceibly,
I, for one, du not believe.
The decision arrived a< by the pen-
sion committees in both House sod
Senate, to reduce the .mount of the
pension which it is propui.d to gine Mrs
Sheridan from 05,000 to $3,500, seems
hardly fair .hen the eminent services of
(Moersl Sheridan, nil the fact that tht
widows of other men whose services
were certainly of nu mon volae, receive
pervious of 115,000 • year, are taken tutu
°onside'ration .
The fact the House now in a deadlock
over the Deficiency appropriation bill,
for want of a quorum. and the Demo
lava.
The development of the stesomrepbsc
art and the introduction of the erotism
machine ►ase opsoed sp an 10rltiwg
amen for women to enter es bread win-
ners, and in this new calling many
already oasnpy positions of trust, emolu-
ment and respect. The young mss who
poseesesa • knowledge of shorthand is
addition to the other requirements of •
business or professional caner u almost
aortas to gain the lead in the race over
his lees happily equipped competitors.
Hie nimble petal serves bin' as • second
memory-• minable auxiliary, indeed.
Apart from tie advantages as a means
et winning bread, the seedy and practice
et shorthand is o_lttL9.4asi bomb ss
an eduestor. There Is sotbing lik•it es
an aid to the art of .ospositios. The
men as of tvsu1oribism shortheed motes
is an exercise that salts into opsratioo
the leading faculties of the mind-mem•
ory, imeginstioo, taste and expression.
To be continually recording the spoked
words of ether, and re -uttering them on
paper in the proem of transcription, is
to be fitting the writer to utter his own
thong►te. The good reporter is not a
mere amen phonograph ; he does not
givebeek all that is spokes -the blunder•
s.d•tiue lapses as well as the well turned
sentemMs. If he is • photographer of
speed, he claims the photographer's
privilege of " retouching, ' and so flat-
ten and improves his subject. And this
implies the possession of something
"acre than Sts mere ability to writs with
the speed of speech.
Those who are in the habit of proper
ing mattes for the pram, tie pulpit, the
platform or the hails of parliament an
painfully swore of the fact that their beet
thoughts on the subject• they have dealt
with have been expressed. Splen-
did tides. have presented themselves
when ordinary longhaud writing would
be oat of the question. The most bril
li•11 thoughts of the literary man have
often proved to be too evasive for long-
hand to record, and memory has also
been too weak to bold them. The glor-
ious fancy of the night is taw frequently
but the dim blur, the a.mt-defaced
image, the half-forgotten, spiritless mem-
ory of the morrow. Perhaps it ISM
escaped never to return.
Kahan, to arrest • vagrant thought
by the slow process of longhand writ,sod
Da. Woo says that •• Clevehed has
esohrsd the Republicans." The Presi-
dent is not playing *ochre with Canada ;
he a hewing • genie of b1if.
Oi'a canna' along the harbor Croat are
l••ade4 with .tones, chips and abandon-
ed quids of totaling), and yet Retaliation
is threatened. Who .111 advise that ele-
gant warrior, Sir Adolphe Caron, of our
meed of artillery inspection.
E. S. Cox, the wrecker of the Central
Back, was arrested at Niagara on Sun-
day and taken to Trront.. on Monday,
e nd placed in the police sella. A crowd
re ft the tallest financier at the Tomato
wharf and hooted him ss he was led to
the oells.
Ir that eminent colored Cen disn,
Solomon Peter Helot, were to give an
opinion on the Retaliation message, be
would doubtless remark that the whole
affair was mon thou ever before. matter
of "de bait" both: in the press and in
the ..nate.
Holt. J. 8. D. Tamara. has been
created • knight. Mr Tbonipsoo's work
to connection with the Fisheries Treaty
e nured him the distinction. He ie oer-
teialy one of the ablest met in the C.bi
sot, and he has had • lot of hard work to
do uue* he left the bench for politics.
Stn Joan Rost, a former Canadian
Finance Minister. and a partner in the
gnat L ondon Banking Home of Mono's,
B'nes .t Co., dropped dead on Saturday
while firing ata deer in Caithness He
was at one time a school teacher, bet
drifted into b•uking, and was regarded
in Reeked as • high authority ea mar-
ten financial.
A rea.mx signing hinted( " A Canad-
ian" recently sent a subecriptioo to the
Toronto Benyon, and •coon p.oted it with
• axe t•ytog he was filled with disgust
at " any paper that trim to belittle its
own country forthe sake of • few dol-
lars." The absordity of the whole
•L..ir Ices in the fact that
the fellow resides at Springfield,
Mass., whither he wee driven by hard
flaws std the Tory trade pokey to seek •
h .1144.
Rct'. De Wan -rt. WARD, • enor.rted
.1,•w, reared in Jerusalem and familiar
with Palestis., who is sow Inturilse sad
pr..chiag is (loderieh, protests anima
the **ores of Christ as rendered by
the lutea masters. Thew pictures
re-t.r.11y depict Jesus as swarthy, with
h.gh cheek bones and • heavy cost of
townsman. 0n Sunday erasing Dr.
Ward pre • word picture of his Neal .f
Cnrid, t• which lie sketched the ioniser
as of • [tette, almost effeminate type of
.uantea•eee, hearted, and with the bat,
beautiful ashen hair that marked the
x ..rite. "We mind see by his veer
Isla," said the preacher. "thy then
was pi.t with him ; eat the grid (1104
betske.ed sorrow over fellers, tat •
oriel that told that he wee is deep bele
e:t► ease see, sad that the leve one
Stat Mom.* ref erect." Although
Dr Ward hes sharp dark ,.as, be is 1.
dem Isspeete a Melded bleeds Lm
Ms is sea ideal Jewels, daub mg Iw/
keemeil, with leisi.eea eyes.
BUDDING V :7831I.a
Seam sr Memo team. and i 1tseses
0.w Tertsw.a0. llwarmi11*.
The following is o tut e1 mw-prafes-
atueol teachers .►u will mood the
Goad.rish and Clime' Model $ehouis
demi the current year
Gloomier Huta. S' nom.-- Andrews,
Hattie ; Maker, Leen ; lirvtbesotuee.
Jane ; (,alder, Codi.. Outline, Joan ;
Kelly, Beagle ; Joiertun, Lotus ;
Lowry, Rehear : llcKeetue, Carrie ;
McEwen, Addle ; Stafford. tler&► ;
swan. Haggle ; Walesa*, Els•uur ;
Jobvatos, Bouvet ; knoehiel, Themes ;
Murray, Thome ; heloma, D..nis ;
Murraoe, B- James ; McK. Thor ;
McCrea, John ; Smith, W.. � Two
Wanks. -Casey, M.4.
Cuxrox Moon. 4mooL Gregory.
Mary ; Kain. Robins ; !McNair, M
Morrison, W. Jigsoh ; Pesten, M.
Nellie ; Plummer, (latitude ; Richard -
sae, Florence ; Ramon, Elisabeth ;
Reith, Bella ; Water, Belk ; Bower -
tog, John ; Fowler, Fret. ; Graham,
IS Wei ; 0e*uuuill• Wet ; H.urh, M.
Samuel ; Rodrigo, C. Robs ; MoT.visb,
Juke ; Sbortheal, Gossipy D ; Seat D
A ; Sponte., Alma ; Walker, Daniel
Last Two Wi6t*.-11tiro Jennie ;
Blackwell, H. Omega ; Brows, M.
J bre Bora, A.J1ta
the chances are that it will take leg e rstis le•dtwu of H"use en ants ,u•
and disappear en service tan be Parisi-1
to pass theMl1 giriugtb. lir Cleveland the
funned. But the writer of shorthand I authority asked for in his message, has
has & swifter, yet folly sutbcrixed method u
J caused the Hottse peereeolutin
of procedure. He is empowered, lice.0oulliug ell Icerft extocept ths aw grented
PfOeadp° for actions. It is expected that • qeo-
mas-11k., to arrest vagrant fancies on the
spot, quickly and securely manacle them
with the golden gyves of phonographic
character, and thrust them in the inner
prison of his library desk, so that (to
000:iooe the police -court parable) be
easy at his own good pleasure bring the
whole vagrant train ■p ler soutane -or
sentences- -giving them such periods as
their case may warrant And Skov, to sod the passage of this resolutiuu would
quote the guest British bard, the literary; do (t.sa
work.r who poesees a 'malady, of I The report of the bill to prohibit the
shorthand is of • truth enabled to
"Oleo to airy nothings
A local \sibilance sad • same."
0o1T.alelie.
FAiiu. Rci ylo, -On the aftetn000
of Thursday, Aug. 93rd, about sixty of
he intimate friends sod relative' of Mr
John Morris assembled at hu rmideoee
Morriad•le Faro: to celebrate the
.ereuty-eiebt anns•srs•ry of his birth -
Jay. A pleasant afternoon was spent is
playing gooks and croquet, and after
partaking of an .10.11.01 supper the
large company gathered in the parlor,
•het* s good preens of music, sung
sod recitatives were roamed out. Mr
Morris addressed his leanly in feelisx
terms, •Iludistg 11 the feeling of 00117
there has sleep* been among them.
After aiueinq "1014 Lang Syne,' dh.
.seryl family perp broke up, wtebing
Mr Mona any happy returns of his
birthday. Among those of the family
present tram a didancewen Mr wad
Mrs Harvey Howell, of Buffalo, N.Y.,
sod the Mires Mani* and Annie Cld-
ford, of Mobile, Alabama.
BIG BARGAINS'
J. A. REID & BRO'S.
SUMMER GOODS,
10 P.C. BELOW COST.
AaTiora.
Mr and Mrs Dobie and child of Wis-
consin, paid a eying visit here last
week, the guest of his father ltr Jus.
Dobie.
Mrs Isaac, of this place, has refereed
from Arthur, when she had • most en-
joyable time rutting her frauds there.
Re. Alex McMillan, accompanied his
parents on their way back to Scotland,
as far as Toronto, where the re. gentle-
man will speed his vacation.
Rev John Young, of Niagara Falk
south, will preach in Knox church hen
next Sabbath m.oruing, fur Rev McMil-
lan.
Quite • number of the farmer. in this
elation have flashed harvesting.
Ed Downs, of Clinton, is yisinag
friends here.
Mrs Whitley, d Clinton, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs John Sturdy, of this
place.
:Dome say that Her Ins: preached
the best germ in last Sunday *wooing, In
Main -at Methodist church, to a large
congregation, that has ever been preach-
ed in tear town for a long time Ha
took for his text the fourth command-
ment.
This paper will be sent to any .d -
dress for the next four months for 49
dots.
Mr Thea It .tem, of Varna, cot down •
rem will be present by the middle of be tree; the ,ether day, expecting • sweet
this week. hod. When the tree was dawn, muck
A inlet resolution has been introdeoed to his disgust, he fogad neither beet nor
in the Hoose, that should booms • law, houey-
bet unfortunately it feared it will not.
The Etel.r Tnaera has just entered
It authorizes the President ito roto ape upon its sixteenth year, and a under the
leiitems m appropriation balk. 11 has same management that first floated it.
loos been a custom with •certain class The neve u • good load paper, and de -
m Coder leen to put items of • dubious .lrnm the hearty support it • to
elleracler in imputtant appropriation
7 PP'o PP••fe
Mlle. The hetet should be stopped. "J07.
It a estimated that about 4000 apple
barrels are already delivered through
Stanley township. The apples, on the
whole, are a good crop. and this busi-
ness has developed into immense propor-
tions within the peat few years, and
leave. with the farmers what is badly
The ilex mndemrp.
The flax crop is reported to be abun-
dant end d good qts elity this year, the
growth not being too rank, which fr*-
gsewtly graft the Na* overs. and unfit
fur first -cans tow. Flex growing a get-
tir.g t.. be • very variate .tiv industry
in Horns, sad amen whose keel a
adapted bit are p•yieg anon attention
to its ssitivatios now than formerly.
The Mallen demand fur binding cord
has orated a demand that daring the
last two mimes the supply has best us-
able to Ill. The oil peodooed from the
seed k pet to many more mesa thea for-
merly in the m•.sf•dare of d1 cake sed
other compounds lased le rear fives 0m
where dairying k earned on extensively
tied the milk 1. pet to other purposes
thee feeding 1.o mina. As • crop there
a no doebt that it calmest. the lead
more tepidly than any ether cereal emm-
monly grown ie Canada, mid farmers
should we Brest .are le seeing that the
lard k tot iespoveriehed by the too !re-
gent erppint with fax. With other
grains the roots and • portents d the
straw is left in the form of stebble,whieh
is plowed lander, Est it the e.ltivtise of
6x the whole ere k taken away send
not one partial* k returned to the soli, to
replenish it. This form of *shanties if
allowed to obtain too. largely weed twee
impoverish the best of sod and peeve •
loss Mtsm .f pit to the farmer.-
llemeas Pert.
es Asmms.
sir Ina MN Welk
with be ad Iib MS the See
�gseettltlle s lar Mos
thaw x11. . leave Ids NM
'jai:"' ear.
tttb. e.es . and tins away,
te •e0ttend
tnnaportatlun of adulterated food from
me state to another, contains food for
thought. It says : "Recent ineesties
two in the Department of Agriculture
of cheese deceptions, frauds in milk,
&dalt.r.tiona its beer and spirits, in
spices and condiments, and other things
is daily ase as food and beverages, em-
phasis. the necessity for prevention or
repression of these diarepotsblejjprstigr,
stimulated by the greed of gain. Liquids,
perhaps eves son Recently than solids,
are subject to this sehaticatioa. Aged
bue.diee are wade from diluted, only
adored end flavored alcohol ; cheap
wines are mixed and manipulated to
imitate expensive brands ; been are
doctored to avoid the use of expensive
bops, and to cheapen the trodect or
simulate 'tome desired gealtty. Teas
are mixed, colored with poisonous mine-
rals, and *pest leaves are dried and
piaced a second time epoch the market
The animal inasetry which asks for pro-
tection proposed in this bill, reaches all
the levels of life, from the millio.aire to
the day laborer ; it embraose mon then
all other ind.striee in the country owe -
Weed -the property of the poor."
Parr. Goma Cameo a BtaLI,etR -
The Berlin Neat, mere that • Berlin
met*bant advertised fora wife sed e*-
e ived T, i answers : 71 photographs
were enclosed and 31 of them represent-
ed very pretty gira The ogee ranged
free 16 to M. sed L1 d aim were
widows. it this be tree, it argon • vary
great Iners..s of olber time b..eeehold
industries. In a ooentry where any fur
properties of Metros**. had some other
..canons, tradeer professing' then that
d hsesftee, so oche wean wnald k.
likely (.be harmed with a ieano to
that attar" Why didn't Nett ss.
serene sad publish the aeons of 31
very realty [iota" 1 That weed be in
tewmey. We don't care sheet the
widows. Weeder if any of Gudertek
patter girls meet their phone to that
Berth merebset 1 Dor, Mr Nets, rind
egg something snare me thio letereetietp
o.sr its\
CALL AND INSPECT. NO TROUBLE To SHOW GOODS.
J. A. REID & BRO.
Ooicricb. We*11 Aug. UN.
lleleg4Ah ?.waehlp. I, Wyse of foot testa Moved by H. OIr-
-- I tic, eec..eded by .1. M.•Kenos, that au
Thomas *nerdy bee jest arrived home action bo token at I.reeent too open up
from the old vagary bringing with him certnio argots, but that the council
three fins speci.tens of entire horses. I meet at Port Albert on the 15:h day of
O.* is a magniboant thin hone weigh- !September uett with poen to open sp
ing 2,300 lbs., tired by the heaviest irxrtam streets eh. old the council deem
horse in Britain. This is • certified ped- ! u neoeoeary for the coureuieuce o1 the
agreed &signet possessing its • very large neighlrort..i d.
me•tun the Inding characteristic of I A by law am d01y pulsed fitiag thy
ha race. Another of Mr Sturdy's Ow county rate at 2 1 10 mr11s, and township
prweans& Y • gemmed purpose two year rate at 1 tea Agog/unto p4sd--l1 Kee -
old represee otteg • alemloeutly adapt- 1 ver, repairing groper, $1 00 ; J. E Sal.
ed foe crummy wit► the ordinary mares of ; liven, np.irtt.g T. R impsite lu4 14,
the country to produce good roadsters or 111.00 ; K Graham. gravelling sear Port
farts horses. obs third animal is a bus Albert, /3 AO ; J. Stevenson, culvert oe
upstanding Irish booty, just the deem T. P. , $8 00 ; V. Alton, grovel at 8 eta
of horse that will make a desirable sire peraril, 1112 l4 ; J. Kilpatrick, bridge
of 'lofty carriage horses possessing both on Nine Mile river. commission 8 and 9,
spirited bearing, elastic movement •ud 8380 ; H. McKay, repairing scraper, 50
staying qualities. Mr Sturdy u to be ( ata : E3. Hannah, work of Taylor's hill,
euogr•tulated on his judgment. '114 00 ; Wm. McMatb, work us gravel
road. 11.08 ; Thos. Stewart, work in 8
R- 304, 02 00 ; D. Issard, bu*rding Jas
McBrine, who is enable to work wick
broken arm, 110.00; money to be left
„der with Jas. Mahaffey ; Mrs. Mettle, them
ity, *5: J Newary. travel. d 8 eta per
yard, 89 68 ; J. Lute, Suspecting (revel-
ling. =1 00 ; T Lochesd, inavellint a
8. R. 9 and 10, i00.00 ; D. Mcl.tyn,
iisp.ctiog same, *2 00 ; J. Cowan, r
damn va • Revs Geo Richard_.. Pre- Pairing culvert 8 K J and 10. 82 00
A Smith's Falls botcher has refused
to supply meat to one of the town coun-
cillors who moved the repeal of • bylaw
w hich prohibited farmers selling meat in
town in lea quantities than gs•Ners. If
the baker weld only fiend some men of
offence, what a Ilrely time the poor
oosocillor w,i.M have foraging for grub.
e nded- hard gash.
Neon Uro Tarr..-Tnastin the
Dwetote-At the late anneal meeting of
the Indiana State M.dical Society, •
telegram mss received fries Bill Nye as
!cytoma :-" Sony I cannot be there.
Kay yea and a•r.eietes matinee to take
life easily as heretofore. -Bill Nye."
This was received with greet applause,
which commenced as • murmur and in-
grained to a roar --•s the joke gradually
pmn'rl• ed.
Neaten ML-smwlowti. -The meah-
rtam market, 5.y. the Stratford A.oroe,
is.nsa.neisg to be satire and pickers
•n akin, regular trip1tes� Beyer* should
be emoted that .e IoadNnola are mixed
•p with these, and palters sbo.sld ext -
.i.. dimities le int them 11 yon
have any doable 's 1 their being mesh -
nom, try aid peel diem ; it will
p5.) they ah seashroome- tool•
will real ;cel. Meet people as distin-
guish • sndronse by its p*sulur pink
lief wnderlea1L People who do .et
kion them had better have the pithier
of them to thew who do Cates of
fesepie being piemt1 by lerdslnok are
reported .req year.
hew adverassesaw•s Thea W.5
O..a.I Servant wasted Mrs A. M Ram
Tensers ler MOM Wansed -A. watses.
Wesson Fsir-mow.. terata
Vena -- Jamas Coma. Wronger.
lsape1ra.1 •• ..-Jeb. Isles.
r.,.m►ed Apresew ti t w -TW Ossa.
el.ett.
Dosi'aaiM.
HAtvs'r Hoes.-TMY.ra1 Hist
dinner in auseati.L wh tiffs
church, Dontt•onnw, will be held on
Thursday, September 64, in the grove
of Mr Tho. Antietam (Wawa*osk side).
A choice program will be rendered. con-
sisting of speedos by the following gen-
,
e ideot of Geelpb ensf.reses, Kenneth K McLean• culvert and break water,
McDuea1d, of Ashfield, and the local
clergy,,- viw_t►.rspuesed by mimic t. or
the Oodesd Quartette glob, of North -
w . Metbodiet chunk, with Mies Trim-
mest
rmman as seeumpsni.t and reciter. 1
hot dinner .111 be served at 12 o'clock,
.harp. Program to commence at 1 30
o'clock. (lames will be opened by ben
ball match between marred and single
men at 3 p.m ; also • foot -ball match,
croquet, pions, .wings. A.c., will he as 9. a 00 ; T. Richardson. oak for Noce
the ground to afford planers and amuse- ow dtvi tion mad D. L . 83 00. Collect'
intent fur a11. Come sod enjoy yoareelf. meet .gain 47th day of September next
Adamson 23e,.biidren seder 12 Jean -W. LAitt, Cloth
15e.
$42 0u , J Mahaffey, lumber to path -
masters, $3 l:i ; J Murphy, balsam on
work in D. L . $13 00 ; N. 8mitb.plank-
lig advert T. R., 1111.00; P. Assns,
work on road between lots 11 and 12,
T. Rant., 8t+ 00 ; J. Dunn, crayonist
es T. R . 117 76, (county) ; J. Brown,
importing same, 13 00 ; wm. $basalt
too, impeding spite driving and making
divisors road at riser, .nee sioo 8 and
Leobara.
The feelings of the fair sex in this me-
sion wan in deep dogtrots to bear of the
a^eideit met with by the white charger
Muurp.
Mr and Mrs Audree Thompson. el
Bay City, Meal., are visitiag here, the
uses of D Lawson, Lnroaide farm.
tf the tell laird g.tu.,f burly eot*d oo iwtr frauds bere�ed, of Detroit, it
the tore abo.tder by eon» cattle, nod
hope M5.1 skill will radon It ogee tteao The pais -brush, *My 6004104 by W
•o they esu drive he1isd it attain to the Pbipp., bas .►.aged the nro6nr d the
chimes of the sleigh bells.raudetce of ti Horton Into a bright red
Jaen MaHardy left tut weak oa • color.
visit to the lard of the hesth.r. 1Ve Nim Kate McDonald has roue tc
bop. 6. *ill here s good time 004 pies- task• a stay of some weeks i0 Canoe.
ant sail across the blue waters_
TheBaud of Hope, since the holidays,
meet on Saturday afternoons at half past
three in the Tem Hall, sod since
the departure of its Clutton to Edgar farmyard to another. Will is jiM the
has been seeder charge of Miss Edith b •y Vo nbvw Brother Josat4o how n
HadcoA., 100 an foa,ina
Mie mna organ, a fourteen year old Tac Taltesaixo.-The shrill whistle
Our jovial engineer, .ince his truest!
to Michigan, in attached to a tbreshtni
ire as engineer, running • tr'smtion tat
one which draws the separator from tea
girl of this plan, drove the bender for
her uncle, Henry Gram, during harvest.
The yosng lady, it is said, handled the
ribbons and the handsome Saha in capi-
tal style.
Ceoar-a Norms. -Service will be hold
ea Sunday at the old hoer 11 e. in. The
of the Legl. s threshing summer triad tc
drown the saw mill whistle, Tindal
morning of Let weak, soder the tom
mond of Geo Burrows, frees Sheppard
toe, soppurted by his old comrade Vl
Pierce. The familiar countenance a
Jostle► Thompson is not with the ata/
this season, but it r replotted by Jame
Rev. D. MaeGillivny. B. A., will Woe- Hcggarth, (rum near Dungeons. Fall
dam iL-The inhnt 0150 rendered wheat tttreebed Sha year bursa only
vent h the Bsodsy B.Aon1 bl tke turning out 73 bwhek to the Stere. B•1
rseit tri ism tel Ham Clsttoo, hse ass ley black aced ewer giving fur Morn.
teaehy Mia• McQu&rri., of Dunlop, std whet oat. were tbreahed brought
forgetter e000setod with soba school a botint,fel yield. as ea ong farm forty
several years ago. During the past weak shocks yielded 89 boatel.. The ors
that were threshed were free from mast
Tb. program of thrashings was made re-
markable by a furious contest between
two ea0iem, in which two fair ladies
armed with those well known household
weapons, • broom sad mop, plied the
handles of their backs of the combatants
with such forme as to break the handles,
but to quell the fray. The waken en
the straw rack saw the .fort• of the kir
odea were sw.oihnr, and esu of their
n umber pistoled off the stack tea kat
In height, end with several hard blewe
sot ha pok phe muga, nnab
te Shu relieicbff tetrthespmolasi.L(
Our merheeds elf
a load ofardreketclw, wk►iekgnu, hos wevw, dal
not impair his ideas ea the tsott
Act in srgoan*,e with Ltiekerw
nrtors, and I.t.t M, aid.4
two ler r.
Irishman, he expt•iitted tbentao�bl1ito
Gttorre tbereeest treaty with Uwis"a
on the fishery queries.
the Rev Mr Anderson made soon calk
among families wbu attend her. and
from Dunlop some non-cborb-goers
were reminded that ea yet he had sot
mics their faces is the pews since he had
nom menced his deities here as a pastor
months
Mme
ago.
ssalleld.
Farman are getting pretty well
through with their harvesting in this
vit.'sky.
The fall wheat, in swine places, has
turned bet pretty well fur the quantity
of straw thrashed.
Potatoes and roots in geaer•l have
greatly improved One the recent heave
mina.
The farmers are geltiog their fellows
reedy for their tail wheat. There will
not be such an silent Men es in former
years.
Mr Bowies' home, 11th acne, with the
greater portiere e-1 its contents, was eon
. steed last week. The ire woe n 1t nn -
tired until it had too moth of a head-
way. Then is so ieser.nce either of
tending or outsets.
Ed. Aedrews jr., sed Alfred, Rit.his
have ghee to Manitoba oe a trip to as
the .weary.
Mr Thus. Allen of 0.1.11.11, has been
.e�taged to teaob i• Cherry Greve bawd111 11. and of the year, ie the plan of
W. H. Johnetnn, who bee neared •
good situation near Fader.
As mesh fall wheat en .vet k boils/
.nen this year.
feed and .t tweed! nem. All
members patriot. Meow fit bust meet -
is! pad and mesei. Mored by H
Getxriet owededby H. Chambers Wee
the silt property d Mr. Jess Mahaffey
ie Port Albert, be esempt fano taxeaf..
la the iftl lest_ the wits freer the mill is PIM-
Kerr y, se raw pso IMO
et Vt. N. ism et The Pest* el a drub sen wilt 'Misr daeimm the w Yule
The new well we non v! kat wt.tdug
was ekossn by personal obeervatfe.ItMr
Jos Morrie who did not ase the w
, sate The depth deg down .rsely 13
feet, pelting in the curb of A f.4 nv.
tA• (ism oaf Weller k Martin nom Who
difficulty.
elea.M. TNS.
The pond of the pecking k the eat-
ing, and the proof of the ettrild"1617
peso over pain of P14.0.'. Nedlies is
in wing it. Poison'. Navin atop
faits to performs wonder. is .eer1 ease
of pain. it .ssnnt fail. few its essr►o•-
.d of ptw.rfsl psin eublnini wmtdies.
It tom right to the bottom, rad Po" fa
bnn*wes
hed at e. Iletvihse sews _Ls
hied of pin, interne) or ..tt.. 1- do
to say dryg .ton sad the it bat* awl
he delighted b Ie. prousptitids is deism
its week.
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