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♦. he suss--hm teaditiow this me .keg was ♦ These Veer OM
meth batMr the. I 0.a expestmd. "A •
hole child shall lead them" steam
tree sloth, Kew* shsr daylight some *se toss more than • bald taterpretatiU. world
TOM. • plucky we of Jobs Godfrey's. the Diss ball, and when I e/wed the •dolt- A little child, fur example, led
_ the rode with me on the aegis* to Q-- dost 1 knew bi4isetiwdy that the mm s usrtd d people the offer dal tato goo
Sher the wrest that sight, and I tall jos Mow' see wee Jew mitt.. Wigg out of thet •ppr.beasive, beware -
she's tree grk. He dap �Mw the oise. WWM -. his of -pickpockets look and stilted' which
!las. is one frilly en my root. OW 1 didn't wont to take bit with tee M nam*, and asked if his daughter was in we asealete with street-oer p•0sssges,
gives . more trouble than all the others first, '(muse I was ahead she'd make the base. I told him that she was,and he A bey of three years 'stared the Mar
pet together. NM that they ever sees- trouble W delay 'se. bat the didn't. requested use to send her to high What- with the 'harlot 'squit7, "ma you
Oen of see or me to walk to the She wears opined her d hoafter she ever his (.shop to me am were he did Doi ROOM whim I've been 1 I've been to
tea
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t*d
op of a ben i •tor4... has 1 met Iia into the ash, hot 'asst Mean to the show tem. leen the most stolid paas*vs.ar
I west to Mies Godfrey sad informed •p and smiled The prattler kept on
loo
her that her father was waiting to see with his remarks about bis experience in
hes. She trembled for as instant, and high We, sad this est everybody to
thee dosed her lite over her him little talking. As he lett the car he Novo the
mouth sad west to him without a word. 000epaets a (Brothel nod sad mid,
I bad placed her arm in a sling, and the '"Good afernoon, friends '" This city
pis sad emotion she bad lately under -of three had toss in a taw
goes hlett their marks n her fens. minute* converted a silent and mutealIy
I was .its that the eight at her world suspicious company tato s grotty that
move her tether to pity. looked as d his were a jolly pia ate, sed
What took pleos daring the interview every ma a brother -for this oo(a.-
1 did not learn. It laMed for over an ids-Cbrietti.. Union.
hour, and them I was called. I was not ensu remisetarsen we+sr
1 for the ammo that met m7
gen. Nees was holding her fatber's flet out your meswriog and weights*
band, and Mr tiodlrey's eyes showed apparatuses and see if your height and
that he had been shedding team. Neon • weight agree. The tullowi.* are the
Corned to me with a happy smile. correct 6geres : Men -five feat me hob
"Father has forgiven as," she said,- should be 190 pounds ; five feet two
inches should be 126; Eve fest three
F loch.•, 134; five feet fear inches, 136;
Eve feet Eve inches, 142; five feex
s llridera aloch«, 14b; five feet seven niches, 148;
There i• nothing more attractive to •11
five feet shin inches, lbs; Gia feet nine
eel-bal.eo*d, healthy-sioded pereow inches, 1622; live feet tee inches
than • beautiful child. There mast be 169; live feet eleven inches, 174; six feet,
something radially wrong in Ilse demo- ,178. Womgo-6ve foot sboald be 100
sition of the grown person who dislikes poosds ; five feet one inch, 106; 6.e feet
the presence of all children. Why ie it two roohes, 113; five fe.t thres lodes,
that heads of families . ' the 119: 6„ fest lour wawa, 130; 6ve foot
greatest difficulty in satinet boarding 6„ iiobe., 138; 6.e Net els taches, 144;
pl.oes or apartments, or eves in renting five feet seven theses, 150; five feet eight
hooses, if there are children io the tame- inches, 1115; five feet nine inches, 163:
17 i This is sti ineuoveoienw 00" 1 ' five fest ten loch.., 169; live feet eleven
. d especially in Amertea ; inches, 176; six feet, 180.
whence it is to be supposed that a great -
many American children are for some mteard'. Unlearnt tsrsale ',errehere,
'lemon allowed by their parents to be-
come nuisances or they would not be on wtames my rate*. PaM.
iversally treated se such. It is curious One of these pees will kill ssom elks
to note how much attionion well-behaved every day tors month than can be caught
children receive even from those who epon • large sheet of sticky paper. A
declare frankly that they do not like lac packet of Wilson'* Fly Poison Pads
children, under, no doubt, the ispres- will kat a .bol. season. Sold by all
Won that it is sumse for children to druggists. is
scream io public. best drums and gene-
rally oonduct themselves ofleosively. A
lady who had recently recovered from
nervous prostration and who was enter-
tained daring her travels borne by a two-
year-old child who had been given a tea -
bell to amine himself with, could cer-
tainly- be excused if she bad said at the
end to that journey "I detest children."
During every waking moment of that
two -days' journey that boy jangled that
bell, till she sod every oar else in the
drawing -room ear were nearly insane
with the noise. It is not strange that
landlords who have had their cabinet -
finished homes hacked up with jack-
knifes, mule driven in windowsills end
other iojnriee done to their property
w hich it will take several hundred dol-
lars to repair, shoold object to the em-
eoce of children se tenants. Any pr -
w.", whether grown or •.6414, who ut-
terly ignores the rights of others is liable
to suffer. In the case of a child it is the
parent's fault and the parent is the sel-
1
fere as well as the child, a•4 justly so.
The ooy misfortune is that the innocent
must suffer with the guilty. Well -be -
laved children aro treated as nuisances
on the presomptiee that they belong to
the majority. Nothing but so improve-
ment in the manners of the majority can
help the matter. When American moth-
ers recognize their duty to respect the
rights of every one with whom they some
in contact, to keep their children quiet
and orderly, exempt in times and phase
when and when they have • ngght to
n oisy play, children .i11 be no kieRar
prohibited ire hotels sod places like fiats
and boarding -hooses. The remedy ter
the whole evil hes with Amertoan moth-
er', for strangely amours in Germany,
Frame, England aid other countries
them mesa to be no such troeble as we
make 'est out. dm's assay bother
my head about the people to whom I
deliver sail ; there is !something •o
.imgslar at»ut this one family, however,
that 1 can't help taking particelet •otice
of these.
They hire in s° elegant stomp hones os
Kenya aveoue, and cuosi•tot a middle-
ogfad geai:emen, John Godfrey by rime,
Ins maid.° sister sad his daughter, a
girl of seventeen.
Mr Godfrey, who u a wealthy railroad
me, has a bard, stens look, and hie
Naar doe.° t appear to be any too
amiable, but the daughter has fairly won
w ay old heart. She is as handsome as a
picture and she always had a mails for
mayhem she came to the dooe(tba maids,
aunt answers m7 ring °owl, mod bow
beg face would light op wheel I headed
ler . letter addre.id in • round, manly
hand to Miss New Gudf Rey, sod post-
marked
At first, when she and the servants
• topQ� arming to the door, I couldn't
u.d.estend it, bet I have Arrived .t the
ooaclusiuri that the melee aunt always
takes the mail in order to prevent Mies
Nem from getting her letters. During
the time Miss Naw came herself 1
bro.gbt her a letter postmarked C—
o(erly every day. Since then 1 have
delivered only two fur her, and the
maiden soots face has worn such •
satisfied look as she took them tb.t I
am sore the letters are from some Dies
lean Mies Nona le ie lova with, aria her
father and aunt are trying to break off
the match.
I set her oo the street one lay • abort
distance front the borne, and abs stopped
as though to speak to me She changed
her mind, however, and poised oo with •
pleasant "Good morning," but 1 nctic.d
that ler lips quivered as she spoke. I
thick she wanted to mak me something
about her letters. Pool girl! I wooer
how it 0111 sad 1
IL
ran w . 10T's .roti.
Las' night 'boat 7 o'clock I had ter
takes m suets ap on Kenyon avenue. It
was fer Mule Mala Godfrey, an' w'm I
rung tb'bell • young lady Domed to et'
door. I seed her J cher was • answer
an' she tole me to oome in an' she would
ase. She then went inter the parlor an'
tom open the Enclosers, an'.'en she read
it the turned as white as a sheet, an' I
tboeght the was goi.' to faint. Jes'
them the boss came inter 10' room an' b
L aid to her, awful stern :
"W'et's the matter! Who's the tele-
gram from?"
She didn't answer an' be said, "Int
me sen it," bot she turned quickr'o •
flash an' throw it into the grate we're a
fire was benne', ac' it blazed op in •
roamed.
TO' old gent started for her, lookin'
awful mad. Jeh then be reed mean' he
axed .hat was I within' fer. I told him
th answer. He mid they wasn't non
an' fer me to clear out. 1 didn't wait fer
him to tell me twice. I'll bet, tboogh,
he talked mighty sharp to hit daughter
after I'd gone.
I sees s good many funny things
o•rryin' round messages, but I never sed
asythin' like that before.
seat. Well, she had to rig os, for the
way ala Forty-seven cocked wee • (.O -
tion. I tell you, we bower made them
tee miles i• the game time before.
After we got started I looked shoo M
the gal. She wasstarin' straight ahead and
it messed sstif we went'. goes' half fast
sonogh for her. She was terrible pale
and her teeth was set like a brake, but it
were t bemuse she was frightessd. She
had somelbin' else oe her mind.
She jumped trout the cab the easiest
we polled into the yard at
hurried of across the ttr•cks. 1 heard
her tell the enoductur at the wreak soots
ow was dyin' and she wasted to get to
C— as soon as over she could.
IIL
T11 TIL1aa&rU Ora unOa's e1Y)is.
Sotrething rather out of the common
bappeod at our office 'esteeming. The
following message was sent from C—:
Miss Nana Godfrey, 193 Kenyon
Avenue :
Come at ones if possible. Will is very
low.
Da Oro SCHMIDr.
The message was delivered to Mise
Godfrey, acid about 9 o'clock the lady's
father came into the allioe. the clerk
having stepped out for • moeaeet, I got
u p to wait en hem.
Mr Godfrey wanted to know if we bad
a eopy of the telegram that mune for his
daugbter that evening. I told him that I
was sogusinted with the contact•. He
then wanted to know if I would tell
him what was in it He said stat be
was not at home when the menage came;
that his daughter hadone out and had
left the mge
eege for him, but that the
grievants had mislaid it.
As Mr Godfrey is a well-known citizen
replied with his request. The oontepts
of the telegrant had ao entirely different
effect upon him from what I expected
Instead of being surprised or shooiod, it
e mend to make him very angry. He
recovered himself quickly, however, nod
with a mgt "Moab obliged" be walked
oat. I wonder who Will is 1
•
IV.
Tent s aToit.
There was one incident connected with
the aseWe.t on my train last night that
1 did not give to the reporters.
A yoeag lady bearded the train at
R whom I r.eognia.d as the
dew/Moroi John Godfrey, amp of the
stockholders of the road. She had s
ticket for 0—, .eld i Botched whoa i
. toped M her seat she was pale and
agtt.t.i. After the ambient she was
one of the het to get (tear of the wreck,
and did not appear to he thieved.
Lisekily the engine was not Mental,
the accident Mew been sassed by the
mils spreading islet as the Memo ear
pinned eve, timely and I detersiasd to
flood ke 0—, fog .ad0hsu► I wee
eseselting with the engles•t when ML
Oedlesp Washed age es *05- sod
eags55S y M he allowed teethe es
lbs solo* W It me s wee el
life ani death. shovel&
f1MnOpeeleill se disbars' M the
Omsk* el dab? that I Mill the wi1seer
to the bug with laiw eke wasp la
tb,sm0 1a en Weasel ..d they "pulled
est M elle, se that est et tap penes..
Rms *a 0.01 e.IpOi M O- . heady e.
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rue ... t. t#SSr.
A dispatch was resolved from R--,
requesting the department to mad w
down to the station and arrest • yoga'
woman who was on the 10:40 express
from the Bret. I was detailed for the
work.
I waited around the Ostia until near-
ly train time, and then beard a rumor
that there had been • wreck down the
road. I investigated and found that
salt was the case ; to fact, the accident
had occurred to the very train I was
waiting for. I obtained to
go on the relief train, sod whim we ar-
rived at the scene of the wreck I tem
meooed to look around for the young
women.
As I coed find no one who showered
to the description sent, I made inquiries
of the conductor and learned that the
person 1 was after had gone up to C—
oo the engine that brought the news of
the accident to the oily. It was after 3
a.m. before I got bask and made my re-
port, and they decided not to do any-
thing more about the matter until they
beard again from R—.
The accident was • ooutiy one fur the
railroad company, bet a lucky one for
the young woman. Had it not occurred
she would have spent the night in the
station house.
vti.
THe Decre a nose.
For the last three weeks I have been
tendiab an old schoolmate of mine. His
name is Will Holbrook and he has been
very low with brain fever. He was at
Dee time quite well off, but lost every-
thing by an unlucky speculation, and
was forced 10 accept • clerkship with one
of the firms with which he had formerly
done beanies& A too steady applio•tibn
to his duties, 000pled with greet depres-
sion of mind, brought on hie illness,
which has threateod to terminate fatally
more than coos.
I noticed just before he gave up how
badly he was looking, and one evening
when be called at my office he oo.6ded
everything to me. The loge of every-
thing he passaged was naturally a bevy
blow to than but it was nothing in oom-
parison to what it had brought with it -
the breaking off of his engagement with
the wcman be lowed.
Ar name was Nene Godfrey, and
they had been engaged for about a year.
As soon as her father heard of the cbaoge
in Will's affairs, he wrote to him giving
him to understand that he could no
longer regard hint as a future so. -in-law.
On learning, however, the Mies God-
frel's heart was unchanged toward. him,
Will determined not to give her up, sed
to make every effort in his power to
regain his lost fortune as quickly ae
possible.
When be was takes sick I had him
brought to my boom ; and, during hie
delirium, he, would keep asking for
Nem ; then he would inesgiw that she
was with him, and would implore her not
to leave btu. Late yesterday afternoon
he become en mach worse, and begged •o
piteously for her to Dome to biro that 1
seat Mw Godfrey a telegram, sod about
11 o'clock ie the morning I was in-
formed that she was waiting fog me in
the r !floe. I wall to her at owls.
80. attempted to ries as I entered the
room, bet sank beak ma bee chair as
though completely exhausted. I attri-
buted this to peet.rbetion, and basteo.d
to quiet her fears about WWIL She
invited epos geeing him without
delay.
Will seemed to be eo..ssoew of Mr
preemie* the moment she emelt by his
bedside and took his head. He beam*
more eompoeed and at Igen sank Into a
doge, still holding her band. This !seta
until midnight, and sten he ed his
eyes a.J I mw that be would live. He
spoke boo cisme in a whisper, mid treed
to raise her head to his lips. 80* made
mot ww.d, but gave him a Zook of love
and t that be understood M
ones, and he closed hie eyes agile as
though her mere weseme was all be
asked. After he had lost himself, Mies
Godfrey looked up et me, and the
of my fen told her the glad
trink. The suet instant .he bad feinted.
i earned her into the djoiniag room and
eelled my wife. 8h. same to my .••ie-
tanee et osis, end, after .e had worked
over Mies Godfrey for a few momenta,
she oohed beg eyes and said, with a
fait* smile:
"I am Mesry to giis yen so mesh Leos-
bfe,bet I shish my arm is heel, said
thetie what made me him. The
Mie em .flash I lett R--- mot
with en snidest, .ad i mess that I have
✓ ot weep d Osis f aped „
Om .sloe* . 1' 1 Weed
that her left wrist was spvaiais& and the
Imam esgidc.sNy braised. Although
m8.rhig it*ers pain, the plmnhy Male
women hod s...q.d to keep we in y -
a mmo of hie WIGAN mold she knew
whitlow hew lever .veld kw Olt die. I
did ter her that my skill saw
ggesl*d, and thea reseed her to take webs
twit. A mesh sues *raged See her is
the remmdjstsesg walk sdld,allheneb
she .hteiaed www .imp -.M was up
wow hens ke lens et him end ask how
Edward Weitzel.
■$1I eye Feeds Area.
Many theories lave been &dva.oed by
e ditorial fanners toe the bard time
among •*riewlturalista, bet I incline to
believe it is a falling off it the we (f
W an. I have • pigoe.t little taffy-eolor-
ed Jersey Dow on m7 country seat who
was a year ago a mental sod physical
wreck. 804 suffered from ineumnia, and
life seemed to her altogether eolovey.
Her only remaining offspring bed beim
kidnapped, and was said to have been
is the comp -the stook turtle soup. She
pined and fretted a good deal, and this
peeved upon her vitelity,i.p•tnag aigee-
ttm and threatening her with hollow -
horn and early death. I got her • large
quantity of brae and made a pigment
and soothies mash upon her by menus of
it. At Ent she would insert bar noes in
it up to the top of the lower eyelid, and
them, looking far &..y over the purple
hills, she would blow this brio mash
across the State, and what did not go op
the sleeve of my overcoat would .link op
the born and fteekle our faintly carriage.
Bet after awhile she ane it alseetgreediy
ens soon the birds Ong •*aim in her sor-
rowing begirt. She forgot her grief, had
to mom acidity of etomeeb, 1..bes of
beat oe Making, ringing ie the .ars, die
Mess or tired feeling, gird bow she it
peerteetip well Last (all she ate not
only her three els a day, het oleo a
marlin tomatoes to my wife,
a Mackinac stn. Mt o1 mise, two yards
of brocaded nbbon from the .o.t..e of
a young lady from Chicago wbo was
patting her on the head. foot dollars'
north of gladiolus belb., • child's shirt
e nd a dish of blase mange, which was
•5.bag os the min- water barrel for the
philter.
Aemsenar r...mOted.
Gi,mataw,-I weeseddenly prostrat-
ed while et work by a were attack of
theism merb... iVe amt w owes for •
donee, bet he *Mused •sable to help.
Aa ..seaM4ea abo.teumry forty shotes
was fast wearing me eel, whoa we gest
for a tonal* of Wild iteawbny. which
wed my life.
Mas J. N. V.a NM'S.
9
Meese Rrydps, Oat,
Kies Jamie Gres, Mecham, a deugh-
m e of Mr Mark Oray, stepped ea some
O ne mad made •e egy web is her few.
sai...teb lu
i'�IAuP:irNlle
On Wedn.d•y night Mr Tipling. Clio-
toe,.odertook to break in a cream bro.-
cbo, and had what is commonly termed
"a picpic." After it was h•r.*esed to a
cart, it was led over to the Show Grimed,
and so attempt made to delve it, bet it
bolted, res op against the fame and
went through it, half way ; as the break -
1 was not • emcees, tt was
brought how ; in order !to get the ,ter -
sem off, the animal had ti be throws :
it is said to be so lively with its feet that
one cannot approach it in its stall, for
it strikes out in every direction, and will
bite like • dcg. fit
Mee Reim R. emdsir.
of Ntnette, Man., writes that she has
used Burdock Blood Bitten for loin of
appetite and headache with the greatest
Mosel sad heartily in. Her
ie absurd by thousands. B.
K B. is s specific fur headache. 2
THE GOSSIP OF A WEEK.
Mr Wilbert Foster, formerly ticket
agent st this station, but who for some
time ham been employed at Alpine,Texas,
on the Southern Paatio R. It, was •
visitor to bis old friends this week. Since
leaving Clinton M has travelled over
pretty much the entire western and
northwestern States, and although he
likes the climate of some of the sections
visited, be much prefers Ontario as •
place of residence. If • man bas no
other object bot to make motley, he
thinks they cam do better in the west
than here, bot he claims that the en-
tire absence of law in border towns, the
son -value of human life, the desregard,
to a very large extent, of moral laws, and
the *theme of principle usually found in
. 1 transactions, has Id him to
.owluds that Ontario is by far the best
place for any one who values Otos*, and
he will take a position in the corniest. -
Wal office of the C. P. R. Telegraph at
Toronto.- New Era
1e saved the ugh.
Orrrtamgu,-I can rea,s.eod Dr
Fowler's Estr*at of Wild Strawberry, for
it saved my life when I was about six
months old. We Bove geed it in our
family when required ever sloe., and it
never fails to caro all summer cum -
plaint.. I as now fourteen years of
arc
Fannie Wets., D.Iksitb, Oat.
S OME INTERESTING CHAT i ER ON
CURRENT EVENTS -
*rap ReMt• Thre.wheet t menta -
ume.» WWW Want Now tllltleae el
Beebe!• et w feast -mar !'tele-s.so*.
top et inhibition.. Vereetsre and
7.--t.r..
1la11see wire *peak L.glsaa,
A . 0, t writes :-"It is com-
puted that M the beginning of the pres-
ent °eatery, there was sheat 21,000,000
people who spoke the EagWh tongue.
The French speaking people at that time
numbered about 31,000,000, sad the Ger-
mane exesedd 30,000,000. The Russian
imam was spoken by nearly 31,000.000,
and the Spanish by more then 96,000,-
000. Errs the Italian 0d three-foorthe
as large *cone itaemel as the Rasher • id
the Porttages's three -eighth& Of the
162,000,000 people, or tl who
are estimated to ha.e been using them
stoves hngaesges in the year 1701 the
English speakers were Ism then 13 per
amt. while the Spanish were 16, the
Germans were 18.4. the Reagin. 18 9,
.red the Fraseh 19.6. This aggregate
population has bow grown to 400,000,-
000, of .hien the gegli.h .peaking peo-
ple needier atone Spon 196,000,000.
from 13 per esOt, we have advanced to
31 per emelt The Freeth wenchis now
e nd by .early 66,000,000 people, the
Germain by abaft 70,000,(05, the Spate.
kb by 40,000,000, the R.sah.e by 70,-
000,000, the It.Nms by .bmf 13,000,000.
The E.g1isb Isemeg* is now weed by
n asty !wise as many people as any of
the others, and this relative growth is
almost sure 6. esenhi... Rsgli.h hes
team es its esus, the .hale of the North
Ameriese marly the
whole d A R Lirtk America,
atoms .ill sem hove 100,000,000 of Reg -
fish mealtime people, while there act
48,000,000 i. Great Britoil, sod Ireland.
Ie Smith Aimee and nodis them also
the Inageage is rattly extendi.g.-Lden-
A.•R
eats, wn.""ti .row amd erre. them le
erste belts, them Vister1. Osrb*Ib
la
MR
Toaoarne. Aug 1$.-Thromghost the 000atry
the crepe have hem gatiesred is. and basal
are pretty well Allot Toe harvest in nosey
w ester has beesgewbstd.lsyed, but front
report. received it as he safely stated that
the yield thaeeghout this year has ben better
than the average. Wheat, both tall and
spring I. an anneal crop la nearly seer,
provisos. Barley is alai 'snorted as being
more than the average yields Oats are
fairly good. Potatoes, however .0.. t(
have seared severely a. In essay parte
of ter roe fry they are reported es
very math under the average. All root crus
areropsrbd as being ody fair. More nese
ass tobs seeded in a a.y eectioos for them
lentils Wester. o2A Aerie sad other parts an
reported as WW1 a toot goy, al-
though samples arePei, as,1
am a are entrees while ha)
la very heavy. la Manitoba ..orwwo4
crow are reported The yield of wheat :5
. ted to be twenty Millonaof bushel. The
yeti la .oats portio.s is sot lm th.. 40 or
30 bushels per arse. The barley and oat
crop is also very largo, ..d the amount d
h ods b be tareshed the year will be immense.
This a very m.ht ctary sews ter us Cana-
dian., is view of the bet that the Old World
wbest crap is btl.sr the average. Lstest
despaaobee from E.jhad Mate that the
sat yield is Ore.t Britain M ally 7.1,L4S,001
bushels, •.d the total yield is Europe 9,342.•
000,000 bushel, having en estimated deli
ciaaoy a 1,136,000.000 hostels to be draws
from Canada the Cadged States ..d else-
where.
ls-
where. With this Nes verified wheat shoed
have as upward te.de•cy is price. It is
state' that potaeoes aha grin be is gnat he
eased, and of gaud price this oondag wieder
as aeon alarming reports hen been receive'
hem Europe regarding the crop keine?
it 1s feared will 0..Mted by . terrible hallos.
and the .ane' of 1845-411 and eves of • Mtn
date may b. repeated. TM potato cru
is regarded as an almost total failure, par
tirthrty all through the eartmen .ad
wester. district.
Math demae was done to.. other day by
• big ire wkich destroyed Suitt t Cron
Lasater yard in this city. The Moes w•.
about MAMA Seo.a *mews wen o partially
destroyed.
The color ihee neems to be going a lipte
too far is Canada. Ter other day Iter. A.
W. Jordon. the colored pester of • church
le Hanes, • most respectable sod di.ci°-
gahhd arian was ordered to take a separate
tabu 1a the restaurant attached to the Inter
oolmial Railway Station at Amherst.
H. was sot allowed to sit et the public table
or eat with white folks. dome people mem
to think that this is stretching things too far.
Mr. Jordan has ratio" a rumpus, aot has mi-
tered as anima against its proprietor.
Co4Mgwood. Ont, had hr Civic boliday
festivities bterrwpted, the begi.ni.g of last
west A An bruteout is the old market
building. The ..w Toe. H.11 jest oomph
ed was totally wrecked It Dort some $21,000
other buiItin;e won also buret Toe Or.fia
and M.•atord Are Wipes. who were in the
tows on a visit, reordered nimble .s isaace.
Friday lest pretested the curious aspect of
• day when fasting was rot obligatory upon
Catholics. The feast d the Au•.mptbn hon
on that day. and the Pope thu don granted
a special drpe.satio e. No one fasted
A splendid peoceeioa at fist stock. bow oa
its way from Manitoba to Weed. Fitt m
cors, hooding 300 bird of cattle were shipped
lad week and preparations are now gulag as
to ship two more Weber of eine and twenty-
eight cars. The flrstposd was vdwd at1110,-
00O.
Conventions and meetings ban bees is
*11 their glory tart wart Tee D.omision Al -
!1•.m .ad the R eyal Templar., of Tem -
preens met in Maltreat The latter .feet
in this city .ext year. Tee oo*.t Akers
elected were Dumi..u. Councillor, A. M.
Featherston. Montreal; Vice -Councillor, L C.
Peaks. Toronto: C�. Ito. J. W. 841,
Hamilton; theretery, J. H. Lend, Ha•ailwa�
The High Court of Foramen met as
Guelph. The •bid oMours elected were:
H. C. R., N. E. P.ttrso., (,f. C , Port
Perry ; H. V. C. ft, David !!filler, To -
rata ;H. deerdary. J. B. Halhet4, Ottawa ;
H. Treasurer. T. G. Davy ; High Papeete,
(i.o. 11. (!scree, M.D.. Carp : High Coe.,
It J. Haarm. Tottenham : Monfort, Daniel
Rose. Toronto, W. H M'.., Toronto. Th.
Greed Lodge of (lddfaltows were in e..-
ioa for several drys te this city.
Over 300 delegates were present from all
parts of the country. The oilcan .!Med
were Grand Mader, John'Orini.ta.. (la...o-
qus; deputy peed master, P. F. Fitzpatrick
HamUton: grease secretary, J. H. King, To-
ronto, grand tee•e.rsr, William H.de.aoh,
Toronto. s,'H. Robertson, Col.
liagwoud :.editor, C. Packers, Stratford.
Th. 614aws&.esdo..f the lifted Orange
Lodge of British Aware(* meets tfis week le
8t John, N. IL The (!reed Sovereign is N.
Clarks Wallace, M. P., sad thednpmty, Myer
Clarke, M. P. P., of Tomato.
Several other minor ord.H hare been boil-
ing Conventions and freed Lodge ..i b.,
mostly i. Toronto. The mv b i. city ms
the chosen city of Cmventioda The moral
meeting of Geordies AscnIszi.t. mid Fre.-
thinken will be hold hake beet, 13.
The Royal toroth.. Yacht b room hay
ben last weak were ap'sse .Dose• The great
circuit el the Lake Y.chtieg Amorlattee e
now going o., and yachts w perUetp.fing
trim many ciaes
Tee Canadian Rifle I.eage. military match
i I ave eases to an god. The result is as
follows:
5440 Batt., W !.door 0111, Q
19th Batt, Hamilton
!Gird Batt, Mherbroolh •
434 Rett, Bowrmeaville lean.
Hablaz (larrieon Artillery
Sett Batt, Part Arthur
lith Batt., Lindsay team
21th Batt, Fi.s Castle, Ong
last Batt, Torawto
tr rd Batt, Helen
4.frd Hatt,Ottawa
queen's Own R1Ar Toreeto.... ..
lush Revd Grenadiers, Teresa (00
Wad Haat, U nhet
G. (i. F. (1 . OIM.... !lost
Th. Montreal Nam .514 .4 Are the Dane
' eluding match se 8.terday, .. their range
was dowel, but they Were all tow fer darts ,e
have . ether. of Whig a Maas r Me arts
, Mesh
The first animal beim sauell.g win be half
at °Maws daring the G. R A. week.
Mush aamment has ben amen by mess od
the est..erdisary soiree asst b b hs.L
Warook inpiatally
tM test match Met tslh 11nist gl.rgte rewinds et so of a p�
L.
7!s ern he tiveoba„ MO
•sol ,
MIW, P- Q. ismm. how; Ig
wesfirtul mama Meth
awed b WA rbewa lelealHltaj
gage lelfe e Mooch TIO (g1► 'e
ODDS ANO ENO$.
We have pleasure la slMiae that E W
Brum bas lues promoted by the Poblis
fle►.ol Board of Tomato from the Pria-
oipalebip .d the Clinton wren school to
• vow sad eon edtm.s btllldtog in taw
geese street park, sear ,b. new Pasha.
meat belidier'. He writ hare 13 eesist-
seta Mr Brim is steadily rising. sod
will have the phonate of .offs* B. A.
after hie same eu the Dourm of a year.
Heideservee to emceed. -Pact.
• nawelessies mam.mae.
1 had it very seven •tt•vk of bloody
diarrhoea and um pomaded by my
daughter to try Dr Fowler's Swam ut
Wild Straw berry, .blab I d id with great
sitcoms, se lens than two bottles cured
me. It is worth its weight in sold.
Mr Mato•arT Wuig,
2 Pembroke, Out.
• .,r
Mr David Hill, now of St.riii.gville,
Mich , has been on s cis weeks' visit to
bis old friends in Huron, be having for-
merly resided in Bullet'. and lett fur
hem* oo Tuesday last. He was surprise
ad to 6.4 the crops looking so well hate,
they Ming further advanced than is the
northern prtiuo of Michigan. Mr Him
with Ins siz wire, owe owns 680 sone al
Rood land sp there,a.d although be likes
old Heron well he is sstisl.d with hes
ohmage.
10In•rd • Yare.es a tire. Marne. Me.
Freeman's Worm Powders destroy and
remove worms 'about injury to aegis
oe utast. is -
19V1--
J edging b ;he apples Doming i., the
rap
fruit cis likely to be better jest hero
than at first anticipated. Csnteloo throe.
are shipping apples to Toronto, and the
samples so hr are very good. Mr Jas
Steep is authority for t0m statement than
he aid Mr Canter's *sped to sesurm
about 15,000 basals in the ooamty, be-
sides& q•antsty elsewhere. -New Era
There is more fon in • sheet of sticky
y fiy paper thea in the average negro
missend. Watch the kitten playing with
it on the hew carpet ; the latter is ruin-
ed for ever; 0.. kit:ea goes into s 6t and
all the women and children rush out of
the house in terror. If you want to rid
your house of dies, boy Wiisoi's Fly
Poison Pada, and use as directed. Noth-
ing else will tiler them out thoroughly.
Sold at 10c by all druigets. lm
Week before last • couple of Mr
John Bean's children, Clinton, were out
visiting Mr Came, relatives in Grey.
While in • born with their co.•Ie, look-
ing at some sheep just purchased, light -
Dns( •truck the baro, killing two of the
hap, warning Joe Corrie, (their eoS-
No), sad doing other damage.
Derek, cured.
To res Moro& . - Please inform yogi
readers that I here a Native remedy
for the above named disease. By al
timely ten tboo•aoda of hopeless mese
have been , ty cured. I shall be
glad tc good two bottles of my remedy
rico to any of your modem who have
coaeomptios if tLey will geed ate their
Express sed P.O. addreas.
Respectfully, Da T. A. Sween,
ly 164 W. Adelaide st-, Toronto, Out.
On s"doeed•y .fternon., 6th inst.,
as Master E. Conte ts, Clinton, was eon-
ing home (ruin the 000etry be met with
am unpleasant modest. Quigley's
bridge. in Hallett, is re
pairs, which necessitates driving through
the creek. While Master (•stolon was
passing through the (reek, the .a**os
(truck • etooe, mod upset. He had a
load of eggs, sad groceries, de. The
sgge were brokee..d the stock i.jured
by the water.
sus-e-a-e-d�.
There be is again, first oil toy noes,
tee in my ear, and I dare sot open my
mouth for fear he should fly down my
throat. Hello, John, jo.t run over to
the drug store sod buy a packet of Wil-
soo's Fly Poison Pada, I coat stand this
thy longer. Prim 10e. Bold by el
druggists. 1 m
O. the 29th July, Williams Snell,
r., did- He hada paralytic strokeou
the Friday previous and never remised
He was a native of
C..rawall. England, and in his yogi**,
days followed the dangerous avocation
of miming, when, coming to this coun-
try, he settled near Pot Hope, after-
ward* arming to East Wawaioeb, Her-
on, when ke resided seta called away
by death. H. leaves a family of Ire
e ast and two d..gbtru, all grows MIN
to mourn hie lose.
k
C. C_ Rrcwau,s £ Co.
Gents, -I have .and yew MINAkD'$
LINIMENT h my family for some yeses
and belie.. It the beet mediae* in then
market as it does all it is tw.utme.ded
to do. Dema Ki vias.
0.r.. F,ab, N. B,
John Mader, Maltose fey, Worms 6s
that he was Owed .fel vet? seven stook
of rhenmatismi ti miss MIN ARDS
LINIMENT. 1m
Waste nesse.
Alfalfa wheel ones stetted will MK
well anywhere that rad eI.ve,will *deft
It demands • rio11 soil. g�
Making buttermilk favored better II
eas417 stopped by esebt g the WOW
while in small grease 0 tittle is* hot
the water .ill do sen harm.
Tore are souse weeds that pet h M
early in the s'as's, and tabs
passeados of the hind bakes the esti
sleeted sasses hp. To egoist Is Riobsobsessth s a •oSe grew 01)60the lend
early, sod ea sees ie the seeds et the
node hate gvouted to ever the held
w ith the esl*voder, end alae barns"
the grimed belie.+ plsstifg the .rep.
This IOW leers the weds and pmt ihr,
teed is bettor gesdieien.