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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-8-22, Page 81.1 t, C ", • ,4 ' t ‘: • u is SCHOOL OPEIIINC. School Books and School Supplies of every description , . i"ra.eser ="orterr'es..1 . ! r Blotting Paper, Pens, Rulers and Slate Pencils! given away first day of school opening only. FuJi supplies of all the latest and BEST EDUCATIONAL BOOKS authorized and recommended jor.:11igh:ISoh0014,1 Model leichoOla, Public and Separate School& male =1= 11..;111asio. 7 Mr- Prices Atalwaye guaranteed the beat that can possibly be done. rnasEn & PORTZ44, Central Telephone Faxclionge, North Side of &pare. IF YOU WANT TV SEE THE LATEST PHAZE OP DIY 1MS ENTEPRIS3 CALL AT TAA: GLASGOW 1101:711 AND SZE THE BARCA IN COUNTER BERLIN WOOLS at 8c. an OUNCE, AND OTHKR 000I)$ IN PROPORTION CARPETS VERY CHEAP. FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTH AT WAY -DOWN PRICES. EVERYTHING AT BUYERS' PRICES. tOPCALL EARLY FOR BEST BARGAIE3. TOWN COUNCII_. Minutes id the last Regular Meeting and special Meet Ina. The town council met Fnday evening lase, 18th inst. Councillors Cantelon, Campion, Holt, Nicholson. Dunlop and McKenzie were absent. The minutes of last regular meeting were read, approved and signed. couecuirfrtoxs. A communication from oollector Naftel was raseloitaung that a number of water - takers had refused to pay for a part of their eervioe. Mowed by Proudfoot, seconded by Pridharn, that this matter be referred to the waterworks and electric light Sofa - vitae* to endeavor to make as satisfactory a settlement with the parties as possible and to rep.we to the council. Carried. Another letter from collector Naito! asked that some definite means be pro- vided by which he would receive ell in- formation as to changes in the water and electric light services, from- the eon - neer or other person. Mr. Neftel also acquired u to what part he 1. 10 take in seeing the bylaw csrried onL Referred to the waterworks and electric light eom- mattes. A communication from 1Vr. P. Adam- son is reference to the water Gervais' was read and referred to the same oommittee. A oommunication frown W. Dyson was read, asking for the nue of the town hall for the Salvation Army. Moved by Humber, emended by Raid, that the re - (toed be granted. Lon-yeas.3; Daye,4. A petition was read from reeidests of Bruovet., asking that the water circuit be completed between Vietoris and North-sta.., along Brootoet. Referred to the waters, Joke *Daunt tee. ACCOTNTS. The following amounts were referred to the finance committee : W. Kirk- bride, S1&40; 0. Crabb, waterworks supplies, $1 ; Alex. Gartehore, Hamilton, pipe, 860.1 66; J. Kidd, lumbar, $61.13; J. Thomas, relief, *250. The scooting of B. MacCormais, seat for town constable, $25, was ordered to be paid. wareawoitam AND ILIMTitIC MDR CO. Your committee would 1 that the water services be oompleited front Raglan .t. to South -et., along South se to Britannia Read, providing at lout six midgets oe the areal sone to take the argeoe. We barn gnu Inetrootions for the purchase of 26 each drive nipples. stop mak boxes sad sarvies socks. We 1 the payment of the secomet of the Oodisish Star referred to ns, We 1 tie layinn on Eldon -st. of a 1.111nai now pipe part of the way sad fs the bather*. providing there wiU Ihthe ethers on Eldon et olligssemi) Jose lit nos., Liminess. no cared wee adopted on tontine. Moved by Pridham, sounded by Manley, that the setter of weleaveinag fie to son. use to adopt the ebild left all Mrs, blem's be left in the hands of the reeve said depot, neva Carried. Mowed by Preedfeok sesonded by indent, that the matter of Mute, John Pone,' hare dm weber egovie. be MA with the eratterwerks amid ethane light 21164.0 committee. Carried. On motion of Proodfoot, *wooded hy Pridham, the waned adjourned until Tuesday evening. Ni..$.. et Ailleursed thesellith • Pursuant to adjournateot, the 001111• cit met on Tuesday eyening. Preemie - Mayor Butler, Proudfoot, Centelon, Murney, Read, Holt, Dunlop, NiChol- sun. An application by the secretary of the North Western Exhibition for the sup- plying by the town of 16 electric lights during the coating fall fhow was referred to the waterworks and Monne light com- mittee with power to act. The amount of N. Dreamt, 1110, for 10,000 ft. plank, was referred to the B- oothe committee. [SPORT Or Your committee beg to submit to you the estimated receipts and expenditures for the current year, and would mew- l/mod a rate of 2 cute oo the dollar on the rateable property in the town, real and personal property and taxable income, as per last revised theseameot roll. A bylaw for this purpose will be laid before yoe. It will be seen by the statement to be laid before you that an seseeement of 2 seats on the dollar will raise the amount of $22,894.98, which nth receipts from other sourer amount- ing to $9,004.54 will give the total re- mota for the current year $31,819.52. The expenditure will amount to a like amount. Yoer ootemittee would strong- ly advise the keeping down for the bal- ance of the year of the expenditure ma low se coneiateet with the welfare of the town. We have athesined the following imamate and . 1 their payment : J. Williams. *6.16; Grahams, $18.45; W. J. D ording, 81.76; Staves & Burns, $3 60. (Signed) W. PROUD/00T, Cbsitiass. The No was alepted. Bylaw No. 9 of 1810, to levy the rates for the correct year, was, ea Riotioa of Proudfoot and Manny, read three times and pureed. The bylaw Glee ths rate at 2 mete on the dollar (1 2-10 mills for enmity rata, 3 8-10 milks for public and separate gehools rate, and 16 milk for town rate) on $1,144.749, whith will raise the eau of 122,894 96. of which $17,222.03 will be required for orneielpal ib4,100 for public sehoola. 8060 for separate echoola and 11,312 96 for anent, mks. The mused than sajoerlied. IAMBI' RN. 711 Prom Our ewe unreepseaent. Kr and Mrs J /fortes visited is Kia - candies* het week_ The rah al Handay SNOW quite a nall Meson M Share. ---; Ltv4 31`, . 44 .. '%"1.4 4, , 'ON; 7 •11 1HE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. AUG. 22, 1890. THE N.Y. CENTRAL STRIKE. 11 WILL BE FOUGHT TO not BITTER (P43. *11 littherta si Nemitiailen Provo Prettier Poodeirly to twee am Appeal to the IL of L.. all Use TaasterbUt Lhasa - Tao Cop.,• New YORK, Aug. 110. -Mr. Powderly mad Mr. Devlin of the Executive Board of the K. 01 L naiad as V ice-Preiblest Webb at o'nook this attencon. lir. Toothy was wt u Mr. Webb and its tom geatisimen bed an interview weich lasted 1110 minutes. At the coadratim Mr. Purdue: told the report. ere what bed tains pima. Kr. Devlin mead Mr. Webb U be woahl emmat to an investigation a the amens annoread keg the itleatearge of the Ift Ewa. Mr. Webb answered that tame wee nothing to haveath gate, that Um railway ocinepuy were thaw mhos Ohs road and he dig sot see why tileir actions incield be questioasd. Mr. Duna Wm meted blur 11 be did sot owe the public and the employes a the road any duty re - !yarding the managmosed., la which all were more or tem Morseled. Mr. Webb did isot, reply. Mr. Devlin then said there wee no me In - bother diainning the mailer, as the railway company had declared thessehres in favor • asi f, warm Mr. Toomey then mad that Master Work - nese Les was primerUy responeibie tar the strike. Mr. Devlin &eked Mr. Tommy U he would waive tho question a Mr. Lee's action and coder the discharge a the other men. Mews. Toomey and Webb retuend and thee e nded the cionternios. The situation looks serious to -eight and the indiostioos are that • general strike is imminent. Osearal Manor Workmen roweled -1y wW to -morrow hesue an appeal to all tree K. L in the employ of the Central-Husteca Railway and upon the Vanderbilt 0oscthr linis la the document he will state the mums for the strike and the efforts mule to obtain a peaceable settle meat a the difficulties and notify every member a the intuition of the executive board 01 110 K. a L. to proescuts the light simian the Cenral -Hods= to the bather n d. Mr. Powderly .1.1.. thet the etrike has omen to be one of a local asessobly and has become one ot tba whole organisation, and if will use every means in its power to ma- tinee the tight. He intimates that the Federation of Railway Employee will sup- port the movement The situation Is serious. Grand Monter Sargent, president ot the council and chin a the firemen's oroanies- tion, has ordered a meeting of the supreme council of the federation of railway employes at 9 am. Saturday morning at Tern Haute, lad., for the cob shisration of the New York Central strike. Mr. Powdarly tonght gave out • nate- mint a the interview this afternoon with Vice -President Webb and ft Tommy. The statement says: This morning Mr. Powderly sad Mr. Devlin muted upon Mr. Toucey at hts altos for the purpose of endeavoring to bring about a settlement a the trouble. Mr. Toucey absolutely refused to entertain any proposition looking toward arbitration or so ot the causes a the discharge of the mem. During the !afternoon the name gent/masa wafted upon Yr. Webb in over as stated by the executive board a the K. of L, to gin the company every oppor- tunity to bring the strike to an sod. In Use interview they had with the third vice president, Mews. Powderiy and Devlin re posted tbe offer which the K. 01 L have made front the beginning, that they would declare the strike off if the company would submit the came 0110o discharged men 10 110 investigation of disinterested outside parties oath. understanding 1101 11 it should be shown that there was no canes for the discharge of any men other than their connection with the K. of L, such men shooid be reinstated in their positions, the repressatatives of the • K. of L agreeing to bind themselves to abide by the decision or thiduig of the inveigh - gators. Mr. Webb positively refused to agree to this request in the Interest a peace. Mr. Powderly even went so far as to eek Mr. Webb, in view a 11, conflicting statements a the men and the company's officials if be would consent to meet the discharged men and allow hint itir. Powderly) to question them in Mr. Webb. • presence upon the charges of the company against them. Mr Webb retired to enter- tain even this proposition. Mr. Toucey. who came oito the room during the interview reiterated the at made statement that they would insist upon the right to discharge any of their employee without widening a reason for doing so, and that they would not admit of any labor oreanizatioa or com- mittee of inch orgaaization to intervene in tbelleinsingtterathed it they took the position that a railway was property of tee company and that neither the employee of the nom - Pony nor the public had any right to question tes management, they beetated and at last took retuge in a slime* which the repre- sentatives of the K. of 1,. detenained to brink. The latter said that if It was the policy a the company to maintain that they would admit that neither the pobLic nor em- ployes of Use road had any right la the promisee it was oriels to waste thnii or words on tbe matter, and shortly Misr withdrew A reporbr at 11 p. roused Mesas. Webb and Voorhees from their bids at the Grain Central depot. They granted him se inter- view clad only le their sight clothes. When toid that a gemeral strike over tbe whole system would be deelarld to -eight (w in the moraing and that the strike meant all em- ployes bet engineers, Mr. Webb appeared somewhat startled. Neither be nor Mr. Voorbeen made any minimills Shorans. Mr Powrierly to -night mid that kb awe& to the roschanke and other employee of the Central Radom tremens aad enemies- ing lines he will call epos them to stop work at once. In Oho Grua Central depot are anoseeped Armies and the same number of misna- mes, supposed to he than to provide for my anergesey Charles newahl, a you' New York Om - len brakeman woe ease altve siding cm hie Wake at mpuyteo Duyvil this afternoon. Whew the trate rolled into the yawl at 7110 - serest at 3 p m. he lay dead an hie ear wish a dant, as If made by a brit*, behind hie oar. illanniel Canned*, a wee -nuke switehmen„ wee amenited seer kb home this evening sad let ea tee bead *Rh • same The Tribune lays a formai strike 1.411 derabliseUy not be ertlerod by the ReseetIve Heard before Ratordav wagon aeon. liebeadeed. Tmensa. Avg. IS The Sanaa et Morose* hoe essoptiehad the rebel. as ilemmeer, heeiliag ef them TRANSATLANTIC ADVICE& alsolueues Vlestews-Illasostare Tribute to tutritinal liewasise. Celan, Aug. Ile -There have base ea deaths from cholera es the georgette!, eta - tion at Mar num the pilgrune were in- terns& Al Mama yeellerday 10 deaths trete Moira ware reported, and at Jeddah nine Cyelesie te tortieutami. Ilienne, Aug. at -A cyckine swept through the canton of Vaisd today doing usimenee damage The villages of Lovelies end loss won devastated and whoie forests were do tango& Mao, perame were injured. The storm bated three Muster Itateitamse nessema. LORDO1i, Aug. 29 - • requMni mass for the late t..)srdinal Newman was onebrated today in the Brompton Oratory. Cardinal Man ning delivered an Andreae lie said &thou& b it wee too soon to meiseure Dilly the vows of Newman it was certain no living man bad so changed the religious thought of Eagbusd. It was the Inspiring seams of the tractarian movement that was thapiug the Church of England foto its t life But for bun ratketallean now reign su- preme in ths national religion. 1/111 Abaadee 114 That. Pears, Aug. **-.Th. Figaro mys the Count of Paris will probably abandon Ids proposed visit to the United Stabs. owthg 10 thh• feeling here against the MoKudery HIlL Caaaillaa tatt/e. Looe, Aug. 21-1. coanection with the 11 inquiry by the British Board a Trundle and Agriculture in regard to the Atlan- tic cattle trade, inforuiation has been submit- ted on behalf of Canada *bowie( that the slatielot tbe tirade rorulaitune Owl:andante Department al Agriculture and the inspec- tions enforced resider it. intpueeible that any- thing of the kiad alleged in Mn. Plimsoll's pamphlet could hen takes place in respect of Lamadian mule. air Charles Tupper has received 130 ap- plaud:Mem in response to letters inviting British men delegates to visit l'assasia. Mae or adven '.111 10 selected, who will stars two or three weeks honor. PROMOTION OF FiREMEN. The New Plea that Is lanai letrederest ea tlt• Graft* Tweak. ftraarroao, Aug. 20.-A new plan of pro- motion a being introdu 3ed amongst engi- neers, locomotive &amen and cleaners on the entire system of the Greed Trunk Real - way throughout Canada, kaown and termed univenal promotion. Tbs first oMcial re- quhition has already come Inn Mr. Wallis' °Mos Montreal. making an appeal for twenty-eigbt firemen. Those who are seniors hi the employ of tbe road and wish to volun- teer for the position a imaginer can do no by Ming their application with their locomotive foreman on or Wore Aug. 16, intimating the fact that saki applicant w willing to be transferred to any cm of the follong l000motive stations. Lmdon, Ham - Stott, Toronto, Allendale, Lindsay, Montreal or Iticionood. The enthusiasm created at Stratford locomotive station by this Wen of universal promotion is very great, owing 1,0 the ten that beretotoe• co ikospect at Strat- ford statics °Wend for IBM oo the lett site of the eagles. It was almost an established tact that the locomotive firemen employed at Stnattord are Nearly all motor men and long since eligibie for promotion. Now ten e a equalisation is owned about sixteen of the moat inset enema at this station have fl application's, with Mr. Neil& and in all probability applicant& will be required to remand by moving to • call whicb be insued front the superinteadeat's odic* in the course ot a few days. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. A cherry Tetley Tooth Cuts Ins Threat 11111th a Bazar. Draznesno, Aug. W. -This morning a young Min DilaNd ODOM, Canw..u. who hails from Cherry Valley, Prince Eiward County, created a scuatioe in town by at- tempting suicide' by cutting his throat with • nuor. The youth 1. 21 years of age and had been employed about town as a laborer. with B. Jandreau and mooed t of late. Upon arising this morn- ing he took • razor and with nee slash cut h is wind -pipe open. Medical aid was sum - mooed, when it was found that the wound '.05 001 neoessarily fatal as the arteries had not been totiCheaL Mental derangement is assigned as the cause. NEWFOUNDLAND'S PLAGUE. A Terrible reisme• Itameriee tee Tuns ims the Trench Shore Sr. Jose's, Nfid.. Aug. 20.-A plague. tbe exact nature a which is not knowa. rev- t aging the sighing towns on the French shore. Th. disease is terribly fatal and none so far attacked have survived. The inhabitants 1 think 11 1. virulent diphtheria. It is mud 1 stared:Ms and illth are helping the deadly march a the disease. FINE TAILORING; - t • , TO SELECT FROM '"" , • rt'• " 3," • ,:a‘keelholce ‘GoodsA" LARGE STOCK OF 3E$m aVracCORMAC. Tlie reins rum. The Del ..1 ;mete published below shows bow well this popular resort has bum patronised season :- Londoi.- Mr and Mrs W IlleDonough, Moe Mali ugh, Moe E McDonough, Miss ld. McDonough, Mies Louie Mo- Donough, Miss Amy MoDusongh, Mies lavineatone, Mies Lorna Gabbana, Mee Helen Giliboos, Miss Marjone Gtbbone. Master Allan Gibbons, the none ; Mr R 0 S Wuod, Miss Jou/Thum Maar, Master Fred Macfie, Mr Harper, Mr an Mn Orr, two childrea ; Moe Bowery, Yarietanie. Mr H A Nicholson, Mnr eholsoo, t wo children and nurse; M A Screaton, Mrs &reason, Master Fred Screatou, Mr Frank Jewell, Mn Kobe Rich, Mrs Rich, Mn Brummite, Mr Wm Trier, Sirs Tytler and three chil- dren, Mies Hutton, Mr and Mn A J Si Fantasias. Thomes--31n Smith sad two children, Mr George S Wright, Mrs Wright and two childreo. Chatham -Noe D McDonald. Brantford -111r and Mr* J 0 tWieinier, Mra Wm Buck, Miss Buck, blue A C Buck, Mrs Judge Jones. Tormto-Mr Robe Gilmour, Mr Wm Cutts, Mr and Mrs Maitland Montgom- ery, Mr W la Carrick, Mrs Carrick, Muter Rolph. Mr H J Hill, Miss Edith Hill, Mies Alio* Hill. Detroit- -Mr and Mrs Croat, three children and nurse ; Mrs McLennan Mau Grace Syntingtoe, Mies Knew Symington, Mn Geo Macbeth, two dill dreo and none; Moe Vera Wanton, Mire Hall, blies Hill, Wm Slue. Geelph-Mre Judge Chadwick, two children and nurse. liantilton-Mies Era Lucas. Muter Stanly Lieu, Master Inverse Lucas, Maggie the guise: Master Harry Lamb, blies Limb. Mary the nurse; blaster Harry Young, Muter Chaney Young Bridget the nurse; Mies Harvey, Mr sod Mn Thom Weston. SufWinortelPr--MilimeisaBositl:e(11.7.the. Tow., -Mr Parry Crabb., Mrs Crabbs, Mr Fred Crebbe. Gresinia-Mr and Mrs Craig. Dallas, Texae-Judge Aldridp, Mrs Aldridge, two children; Mess Thompson, Mr G N Quainter+, Mn. Q.iillman, Miss Mand Quillnian, Mies babel guillemot. Memphis, Tenn. -Major McGinses, Mn McGinnis, Mn Gaston, Mr J C Hutchins, Mies Brooks. Jackson, La. -Mies Slaw. Tunica, Miss. -M ies Donald,: Mies Palt:"Tiailsor-Mies Nelson, Miss Wilkin- son, Miss June Wilkinson, Mr and Mrs D Coogan, Mrs Kelsey, Miss Kelsey, Mre Richards, C M Richard,, Master Mex Crawford, Mies Agnea Crawford, Mr 0 Reynolds. Ottawa --Mr T C Wright Poetiac, Mich. -Mos Weston, This list does not inciodee a very large number of parties who came up daily by land and water as transient guests. A very pleasing entertainment took place at the Point Farm on Friday even- ing last, on which occasion Mr Wright and hi. son Toni • who was on a visit from Ottawa , tendered a reeeption to he numerous guests of the House, dan- cing, singing and refreshments forming neareating features of the progn.m. Be- ers separating, Major McGinnes, of Memphis. Toon., volunteered some kind and flattering remarks concerning the place and its easeagerneet, and said it was one of those localities which hie Southern friends had been lookiug for. H. had no hesitation in saying that suf- ficient people weld be found in his neighborhood to fill the house every summer from top to bons's. Mr H. J. Hill, so favorably known in Toroeto, ably supplemented those remarks. Ile had often heard of the Point Farm, but had no idea that the establishment was io extensive or so well suited for sum- mer visitors who dewed perfect rest and abundance of pure air. For children in particular it was all that parents and friends could possibly with for. Ile pre - dieted a large and increasing patronage for the plus ia the future, which, front what he saw, the proprietor mei lastly entitled to maim bir 0. N. Quillman, of Dallas, Texas, desired to add a few words to that of the precious speakers, ohms sentiments were entirely his own. H. had learned of the place by receiving a copy of 1711,4 nsti1/41 , woad an - der chosen:Hoes of the Board of Trade, and considered it a fortunate earthen stance for hictseif sod family, who were delighted with th• locality and It. numer- ous pleasing surroundiegs. In tile fu- ture the proprietor weight depend nn re- ceiving ever, summer • large index of vaulters from Texas. Hearty and grata fol thanks were mon cordially rnereed by Mr Wright and his son for the very kind expressions uttered by all preemie and to the above ireetlemea in mini- colar, and again thanking time for the patronage ex waded to the home this season, which had been ist every re- open os of the most sesumfel nue ha °penis,. The singing by all present al "Ood Save Um Queer thebeeirtiful hyma "Animist.' Weight the party to • thee. 1. enalainiakin with disobey. wa learn at Mr Wright bas hems stroegly urged a Dumber of wealthy goons to make print stook emasene of is bureau. put ett the unpaid et $25,000, retaining the kisteelf wtth a enetrollIng tenet. la sieve. this, extra seems - moieties and other will proeseded with ia the aping, as sweet t of available epees ia the house haa bees bonged for nest mama The Mialleter et the laterker Talks. * Orr A W 41., Aug. I� -Bo.. E. Dewthey returned to the city today from a trip, partly for business and partly for plosenr.. to Manitoba, the ?Cathleen and British Columbia, haviag goes es far as the Peel& coast. Speaking of the crop prospects, Mr loordney mys that be weet in Manitoba and the Northwest the crops were excellent The harvest was gelleral whs. es lett, sod there wee .n entire &thence of true It was estimated by good Mem that then were 000,000 acres la ernes* ibis year io Manitoba and the Northwest The general imprenion was that it would yield IC) butane to the acre, or about 22,300,000 bushels in all Of oats, bertey and peas there was also a large Yield- Oor sehool reopened after the let days ne Monday, Mien 5 Potter bathe the New teenier 1. plass .4 31, P Steen, who resimeed ia July lath. We meted that Mr A Sheppard waste In 10. eusesenr, bet ire this we were ," ' 1. Tann*. -Oa hat pike • seseetiesi wee eageed by a steeple of tramps "death" the town. Coble Telt sue aniseed them and lbw Isere emesbt before Illsree listbee end sestete- eel to ten dare is primes. To Move the Crepe. Mcorrns•L, Aug. 20. -The Canadian Pacific Railway has given out @attracts for a tboustued box can so be ready the tree week in October for ths purpose of adequate ly moving the season's crone Th. contract 10 DPVIID diridr,1 among all the car works in Canada to ensure prompt delivery. The amount involved r roonderably over swoon Itaaeked Out By Whisky. Devnorr, Ang IR -George Weight, an list, come colitis elty ab3ut two weeks 1741PrIrODI Maidstone croft Mr. Wrt was • man who oaco in a white took • e. whisky, not for the idea of getting into:ice- • tad, but for his health. After taking a few 1 drLdno Wright wandered about the street and was ren over ly aa omnibus in front of O. aad R MeMillaa's grocery. He was picked up and taken to Harper's hospital, where hie wounds wens treated, and • few days afterward was discharged. Sunday be fell down In an lit sod wee again taken to the hompthal, bat attar working (IA 01. rue the doehin premouced N hopeless, and 0. 41.4 yesterday. TO. remains were taken to Maken morigns said were takes le enure by a friend of Wilethca. who conveyed them 0. 1.1. hams le Canada Wright was a sing% eau and was to have R = by relathee le itemieret at om Ilion, lase illonday. H• th b7 The Amgen* peal Maas. !femme, Aug. St ---It le repetted tbdi the ti Joggles teal Mime have belle end te es syndioate litho will pet le sew am- is fithiary and (virago tees es s issab Sew *rale TM prompt compel LIM toes • he monk. They Wen pregame to alinach railway up tee River Hebert he armee with 10.100., milli on teat neer. • GREY. rroni our own oorrespeadest. Bag wages have been paid for harvest hands working by the day deriag the pan week yr so. There is another wedding ea the ear - pet, so they my. Sandy doa't dery it himself. The weather is all that could he desired for harvesting. Cutting will be finished in moat places this week, while • great any will hare it all in the berets. Fall wisest is now being threshed for seed and to make room in the barna for other grain.. The anomie yield will be shout 30 bushels per sore, tied the graio of good quality. Paouni Oars. --Jobe Bate, 101 4, eon. 14, pulled • bunch of oats contain Dog twenty one well developed mast.,, the product of a single seed ; oo os. of' these heads 148 grains were coasted. It was found to average Mosel &Thins per head, =skis( a grand total a 1880 from • single grain. Timm cam are cif the White Egyptian variety. Nature is the true idealist. When the serves us beet, when, on rare days, she speaks to the magmatic)°, we feel that the hogs heavies and earth are hat a web drawn around se, that the Bob& skies, and mountains are bet the parted vicissitudes of the soul. - - — TEN POUNDS to TWO WEEKS THMK OF IT I As a nub Producer there as be se question but Clot SCOTTS EMULSION CI Pare Col tiler Oil ul Njppiu Of Lime and SoJ is wiliest a rivet 111fts, bale rune a peen! a day sey ?be me of it. t cures CONSUMPTION, SCOMA. ligthigNITIS. COUSIN COLDS. Atill ALL FORtill 09 EASEL AS r4L.tr.ew 4.11 Gomm maise link:en& is.. Wrapper: al ell AADIAtile tioAtY. A NO EXCUSE I 4. Will be taken for not keowing that the ' CA.IfF.A.TtIA.14r PACIFIC 11A11111 ! is now running the ONLY VESTIBULED TRAIN ia Canada. ksowe as "TEIII (11I( Agt, FLYER," .c?:4:; 1 Patty between MONTREAL & CHICAGO without chasm of Cars. Passengers for all points WEST AND SOUTH-WEST Leaving GODERICH on Ow 7 AS a.m. train make sure coma wt ton at LONDON. urn - fag in DETROIT at 1.1i sad CHICAO0 at it) P.• the sate day,U - sT. LAMM at 7.13 a. and KANSAN ciY at 11.13 "ma m Ise day. T he best wbes cod is ao mere. Th Buy pia tickets C. 1'. R. tAIwrayst Tickma, Maps. Time Cards sad all le tioe cheerfully tarnished ny R. RADCLIFF', b Tewa Pam Astent '•:•!! CANADIAN n ‘•PACIFIC DeloraioliaLS28 Glembori, • 28 Saltcoats, - 21 c_7 Noosajaw, 21 Q. Calgary, - 35 Au 12 1 Oet- MN Isere Mt POMO le Oa- . kfest Labe Milk lath diem mill inee. Me 1111.0 Salm elm %et Ule. lea • y ukr 1. nor no $ * 44 4Y: T „.; 1. 4 flee 4.4 1 '