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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-6-2, Page 1IF'Mr r Jr I !Int 4_di INS NI Hi AMAIeigt THE SEIGNAL IS THNEST. ,lees-OfrtT One DO Ara$ •TIMM. w Anme011. ionat T1.1 T.El A D�'jrCI iqiiratrankahiPMS OF HtTROI*T OOVNTY- VOL. ILIV. No. 2363. GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1892. oviovornsualT"T"`"" ANOTHER CHAPTER �•wd w'esd-J. K Platt Ills. $ geoges Pausse. -lir seer t Paler 1 gegen Wasted -Metelimabmwk.tebers $ mow Jehs T. acetate ' hog powder sod Ifellehe w-- ode. A. Peer • pod of TesabrA, [**nbsw $ caw muse MW-Ja■. LIM $• MOW le Trade -.lea Kidd ammo es, mai W led -Mrs, J. T. tisreser a ski - -W, Mith .. • west wasted -Mrs. Mositiltiesitily yt,stlsl Tameal pt estng-B. �- 11. Senses Notice- A. tbundere 11 • • • • r'" t FROM SPAIN • Moir Information About the Land 01 th• Don•, MARRIED PtC►- LIN VI1.LD- Is eateries. the Ste. at tb■ resideeoe_of the bride% tw te by Mg et nes{ �1b. to Mies MarJ.' sagest daughter of It•msel b*°•• te tering M1U.. -- to West Wewesesh. oh.r ethe sets. MltJoke MdIz,Ire+ at the 'seldom*�fi e. /eartless l Wm. McIntyre to Mee nu&J Mills, eldest deugot er gat% {N HNTHJCRIXQPON lM the Is of Jere, u the resideme Me the ane see nu, by lie ther tweets, to Mies Amens Ile iagton.of eon ,rrwe. t HE NEWS OF THE WEEK IN BRIEF. The .ort Stade°to League Exhibition yelled Thursday. :pain has concluded a copyright treaty .:th the United Stales. The o:hciel count for � North Perth gives tor. grieve • melon*, 1. .Jarpb Martin, the Fritsch explorer, has lid it lehorkand. Asiatic Ross. 'ooxe. the Italian fester, has become at- one, and is now in an English asylum. A rmpany has been formed at Belleville the manufacture of patent bed springs. wo.a are doiug immewu to crom7 -wunty iloo.gal. Ireland. fer monitor Bahia, whish it .a Garel had been lost, le reported to be tete. Th- general uptnios is Hems is that the sew li.li•n Ministry will tall within' a .e-1 It true • rope in the South of England •:Are fern greatly demigod by a terrine LIVING UPON TWO MEALS A DAY. The teserl*es et tie Messes Ceecpered with Me Oeeseedw Tem Mesale sr isrrelens- s.wetbtss .40.01 ire •• Nee.'.0psnesb'• -a.s.d•bes1 s°leWMs-ss. eteriss se fit•S AT TMs WSW M - YOU R LABEL THIS WEEK. •s =Am ems Nuts w M.4aait or Is £vaso . D. McGILLICUDDY. sheti.ewtv am" w•"'""LITHE COUNTY NEWS the demo skew tato the presses of the fair sex with l skier he iscity mover - seams FROM ALL OVER. • sons or ArrKrTuv.aTas rLAt3, with the Mediterraaws os the east and • high rases et hills surrounding on the other three side& It u ondoabtedly the reset 0aodern sed progressive city of Spuds. Durr the Mt few years immense improve- ments have bees made in the streets sted the budding up of the tot parts of the city. Millions of pumas have bum es- psoded in paring and wide,, the streets sad w building art galleries. t..uaeums and public iostitutaons and in the laying out wad bm°tifyinv the mirages and parks: end in the Caere stwethltse a0ent Mesdaasr natty respect. the city in appearance would rer 1be ladies. dispute with Paris the latter's clans to the most beautiful streets sod gardens in Eur- ope. The houses in the pnacipel thorough - i pssW osrtesps.dssw to T.s Btott•L. tares are similar in srobit.oturwl decorations LK&VIN(. THE MOUNTAIN totboesd Paris'wd t'he main great' are leads we eaterge into • beautiful wide and many of tbest art Mulevarded undulating country, ►pparenu wall with four or six rows of beautiful shade W°(I trees u u P•tis. A feature pacukiar to oiled and displaying every mark u care Barcelona, even surpassing Paris, u the fol evIUvtd.w, but the pawn's' houses ars nail rr and the gorgeous furnishing and unattractive, wnilortle.s sputa, showing no de oration of her extensive castes. One on mark of este and without those little las Ramlrlas the prinipoal parade enjoys homily necessaries and mtaterul comforts the distinction of possessing 200 marble mit surroundings that make the home of an tables, et which front eight to a dozen pro - English or American farmer a little pars- le can Ire served at •time, aid 1 sat quite dies. The interior of thew dwell itigs are cm within the (nark when I may that at various lees inviting than the exterior : the welts times when I vi.iuoi the Place are whion ashed.bedstead, the flour of uneven Fates., NO t. to TNA 600 og 800 :171.+0 h, . a los tram lwrtstesd, a few woolen chain, a rickety table and a MU dozes highly col- ladies end gentlemen. were enjoying their orad r.hgow Acture. immolate the scanty cafe and eutrttu and the varied Spanish tuventory. Curtains, carpets, etc., are, is the eyes of the peasantry, just se much tree- lessee of pr°o•euuar er ma.dolute,gene/wlly lees tawdry to which the vermin plague. sccomWuied Wath song. Each person sett fiat lodgment and protection. The usual entering and leaving r'.. cafe, or in fact soy villages, however, evince more taste and bow whether public or private, ITEM his adornment, earl generally cnntatn • 1o°da hat and greets the inmates with Buenas of store and wine shop combined), with da, tgood days. literallyr). or • disc (good - probably aowmsnudetion for • traveller, • by s, or, bar.Uy. to toed 1 commend you.) parish church, b.rnlike and sufficiently i'his mark of Spanish politeness is even large to contain the entire population for more apparent in the answer viral to a miles around, • pelogUet.e tlrrber shop), • beggar when you do no: feel dtspored to rspateria ,a shoe *bops, .01 • «writers .■Sat him : pentane V. par Dim, ens°o' caw days sisos. He &treaded the model wheel, Gliates, about twelve veers sgo. sad tit is o tamest near ordwictt. He aft�rt►&rds west towage Grey, el the Mill rued, Teck Wit' cif kis A be trotheh.1 sod and pained derth. wkiek uooarred at Stockton, eokool li wink Ford A N•wey Oirlat Obtsin•d from sad studied u..o•rnphr, sad pr.otiad his r.esien is the courts of oeonto until th• County Mill. I awing & very heavy ow u Osgood. Hall It• was takes with a paralytic stroke : this caw t ago. He sever thoroughly ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR READERS- I recovered the effects of this. Duriag the kW few yeast he has been oosdectrag the short hand department of the Sandusky a Weehb Mime elf Caney News sewed tet (owe) %shames (;oily.. His remains were Five he .Bred thetke from cholera oar. ser lady 1u.Serinavwur, one of the capitals of mere. Two typewriting machines have been pieced in the Kingston public schools for At laoetit of Mie pupa's. In a flooded district neer lionillton, Mk.. twelve colored prom were aspired nem a aka and dame nal. Chinese tea growers ere ee.mdering the elvm.lnlity- of growing cotton instead of TM. u the er,p of tie latter a poor Judge R. C. Skinner, of St. John, N: 11., yr drowned on Saturday while mimes Hsiang, owing to his canoe capsizing. The :trot shipment ot the .mann.' crop 04 .ee from China arrived at Vancouver. B.C., m Ssiuid.v per Si:. Empress of India. A Victoria, B. C., bulletin says word W leen received there that D r. Sheldon .J•ck- t oe sod his party have been murdered by 1 skis, helmet. several hundred Mayo ladians is Alamos, Meat,:.., have risen in rebellion, and the t.overnment troops are waging • war of ea termination against them. The (.I'. R. SS., !impel w of Japan, which arrived •t Vancouver oo Saturday,had 461 ,doom p•.unger.,480 t'binese and 0 Japan- ese. with a full target of freight. 11' Robert Warm, Liberal M.1'. for Uar•,aetts, was sworn m Thursday ea a member of the Manitoba Government, tskag the Public Works portfolio. The fusers! of the late Lieut. Governor 'f Ontario took place Thursday aftersouli !rem t.overnment Hoose to St James sthedrtl and then to Union `Statics for liin,eston. .1 waterspout bunt over Ki.gtrtan' • .mall vollave on the Pym .tuning River. en1thio, Thursday morning drowsing six perms. and destroying buildings. stock rid crops. A thresher shark, measuring 12 feet team tip to tip. and weighing over 1.200 pounds, was captured by nine Fishermen mar tape May, N. J., after • fight lasting over four hours. Rudolf Shaffer, a prominent builder el Huntingdon, 1'a., after diewssing the pre- mienre of suicides with a party of (needs at an hotel there os !1•tard•T. went tato the hammiest M the building and duet himself, dying instantly. A miliaria took place is Detroit ricer m Saturday night between the steamer Maski- sac and the t° Washburn., in which the latter was badly Hee straw. inhn Hurley, and Lhaf Robbie., of the ste•mb•rge Majestic, were dtwbd• Thr Coined States House of %tire. adopted a resolution les!' vulvae that no part a the asmo.et appr'apri'' u«i Mr the World's Columbian Rxpcsitis. &hall he evadable onus rile doors of the ex- position shall be closed to the public on gess- day (codes and cape slop). But spate, with the I My brother, will you e:eoas me, for (sod s excerpt/se of soave 01 the large tow05 and sake') Thu shuts off his importa°ity at lie iverlbet7-rMb ted pest cur' buried h the Rural emetery at Stockton. pee and treweesese grew livery uses..- Hs was in the very prime of hie being about The Crease of the t..pq New. le Mire- 30 Year/ and 6 mouths of see. I'.iltme. et the kart •d Mss News Seifert!' : A very sad and fatal accident Kam semi ear Lend It:themes. ttocured owl Seaiorth on Monday afternoon, 23rd. Wm. Sprout was out driving with • young hone in • road cart WVbeu about three miles from town it is supposed the horse got frightened at something on the road sad bolted suddenly to the side, strik- ing the wheel of the cart apart •of a fence. Mr. Sprout was thrown off the concussion and tnstantly killed, striking his mouth on the top of one of the fence poets. He was found soon afterwards on the road- side quite dead. The remains were Wren to his house in the town during the day. Mr. Sprout was one of the pioneer settlers of Huron, having retired from his farm in Tuckeremith a couple of years ago end tak- en up his residence in 1eeforth. He was so elder of the Presbyterian church, and was one of the most highly respected members of the community. He was between 60 and 70 years of age, and leaves a widow and krge family, all of whom, with the exoep- tion of the youngest daughter, are residents of Manitoba. His sad death has wet a gloom over this place. C LIN ON : ADAM TODD, OF THE Clinton News -Record, is recovering from a late carious illness. Brussels: Robert Malcolm and family re- moved to Kincardine last week. Clinton Jos. Rattenbury Is stocking • fish pond at the (:low term oei the Huron road. Wiugham : R. Elliott, editor of The Time+, has been on the sick list from pleur- isy and la grippe. Clinton New Era On the 24th • boy not twelve years old was a, helplessly drunk that he could not move along the street. Exeter : A painful surgical operation was performed Monday of last week on Thomas Dearing, he having a portion of each foot taken off. Brusoeb : The election in Brussels for the reeveship, resulted in the election ot W. H. Kerr, editor of The Poet, by a ma- jority of 50. Exeter: Theo. Sweet, a former Exeterite, had hu drug store and contents destroyed by fire a few days ago in Manitoba. In- sorsote $800. %V:nvbam : 13. Wilson has sold his farm which is situated within the corporation of Wingham. D. Stewart, dealer in cattle, is the purchaser. Wingbees : K. H. Holmes, of Toronto, son of Thos. Holmes, Wingbam pre- sented to Chief Justiest:lilt at Osgoode Hal and sworn in es • barrister. Winaham : While engaged at work in the Union factory , on Friday of last week, John Terig had the misfortune to have • board strike him in the two. Clinton : Wm. Baer had the misfortune to get struck on the eyelid with s fa11ting nail on Friday, May 20th, and is still laid up, inflammation hating set in. Brussels . Dr. T. G. Holmes has sold his residence to 1). C. Ross for $2,300, and UM week moved to Detroit, where he in - tithe., le renis., beetle" end beetiees. once. Many of the cafes dap y ■o much These western world essentials are, however, artistic minting and well decoration that made up by • never ending supply of coffee, the visitor may think he i. in an art gallery, wine end bawalao (dried cod WO, which are wad for the moment fort,, be is in au rag feu wbstatetes for tea, beer and beet eetablistiment where. for shiest seven cane, niwitteNA wAs g[►l•m[D 0.1.01 1v Tt10 he has a cup of delicious black coffee served roe orae with a battle of brandy, from which he can was to look up flavor his cup ad lib. Then a rery tittle and the first oe t thing ness&ry drunkenness seen in Saida. Brandy is • good hotel 11," was no easy wk to • taken in the coffee, but seldom used as an stranger, for the (ity abounds is low, drink- Englishman drinks it. Two friends meet. ing fonds., dirty and uni°vitiag to the test they will adjourn for s cup of toffee : end degree. Atter an hour's search, tinally 10 glancing over those 200 tables. absolutely Plans d. Palacio, we nest with what we nothing else drinkable is seen but the coffee the sod handy, the latter used in small quenti- required but judging from the betels int see to flavor the former. wipe. of course, Barcelona, the . panuh know little or moth- a the invariable drink at breakfast, which rang of the requirements of travellers This, ins taken a o'clock, o'cck, and dinner at to a certain extant, is rtcounted for by the The Swarth, like most people in warm feet that Spain, comparatively speaking, a clisix mates, very httlevisited by the travelling public, and the demand for good class aoatmade- I.1'.1 u. Mona Two ma.vi. A D\t, ew titin is not w greet as in many of the other the fast in the early morning being broken European countries. This great city of by taking only • cup of coffee and probably Barcelona te the roost populous and most a roll. A. • rule the people dress wells Meof roes city in Spain. It it the New better dames from time immemorial Spain. while \ladrid a the Wash- The Wigton- It many of the attrmetive hare always displayed a preference for sod social sdva.tsgee of the "PI"' 'IV la black. It a ceremony color of ceony and its antiquity, its cathedrals, mall etiquette, and is n'.wsys worn by women at Writhes, 1te mwnificent open home, its church and as • nark of bereavement. gay cernivel season, end Iia "eine". Plan' Mourning is so carefully observed that fani- de Taos (ring for bull fig1tsl; whilst it flies with a wife circle of friends and Wiener temperature wanner than relatives aro always dreeeol in black. b7 the 000lieg Awliterr&nee° bee's- 1" mantilla to be found. The caps m a long population a about 300,000, while Madrid cape of dark cloth retching below the knees, counts 276,000. The fiat thing in Barcelona sod lined with some bright colored plash or that strikes the stew arrival whn has any silk A gentleman's areae i■ incomplete knowledge of the Spanish language a without thin article of attire. He wise it TNs 701*ttt- DlyYfl1'- rwrc�truT1°' in `eeepmert cold. the t Itb. at ; in Wiwer to lout seven or wogtoa yards round at the bottom, and et times that greets hie ear en all sides. The ".°.this extra cloth a whisked up and thrown page is entirely &way from the Castellano over the left shoulder and aliened to hong or " Queen's Spanish." There a no more down behind. No less peculiar a the man- semilarity between the two languages then tale, or ladies' headgear, a large bask silk Spanish, and the We °peering for the head lice • he.dker- between French andchis(, whnoh a daftl fixed to the imp of the traveller who grass himself a his ability hair .d hila Uy behind, while two m master Spanish must of necessity learn Daws w �ywd rider the chin. the primitive _ four e,the set languages lasgoe, the l'aWonian, or langnage of Isar- rt sirAMLINin ATM A D JOT Iec[s, MIGHT, oelona, the I:silkiest and the Castilian -.the latter is the official language, and all the and notwithstanding the slow wooden of enjoys a Rome or Nsphee ands Sommer tempnerad Nnw-here cadge of Spain is the cape and tends to engage in the pactise of hie pro- fession_ Brussels: Thos. Town, of Buffalo, a former well,kmown resides' of Brussels. was smiling on hie old friends in town last meth k. Uncle Sam's territory appears agree him op -top. Walton : J. W. Dickson has returned from Uncle Sam's dominions, having dis- posed of his borers satisfactorily. Unfor- tunately two of then were killed on the massage thither. A New Vat dspateh tills ef the arrest el John McGre wr, aged 14, who is said he have rwa away from hie haws la Tweets skint two menthe ago, haw steles bollen from Ms panels. ga is ehseytti A v S. Q.S. Poli, or, v' i sin you: sermat, wi rel ilollars. th lameness to several hwai- that tiers Nes T M - dhow is worthy of the ..elanrtim rade by ens of the Spanish Wage that "(%od casht to he addressed 1e prayer only throegh Castilian," for, in trwt', of all modern languages it is one of the most Ittl.g mediums far esteem sed lefty dimities sad elevated moral and theological kThe Sym- bol', Pm- jo skin, like the vierl.Mingh wwith ith their .h by s, their arms amid and henndal, have several awes b es misled int@ the ►s- )if that my travelling u.mpeniese is & rail- waywst ear were deaf sold dumb Waie er Westie their • l stew were (RIRrSls pew. enevereof thin regained the M Mums iIt is es *rehear, cowries** be see * ,eeong w in the street, whoa psish r a pretty rkt, klse the his Ilegie_ri aril end thhe.luad, Week *iso(* thee withal. err• - :ws._.$si & pr*My Mels sell *Nle ls &haws _,eingpir tess sadl erwsed5 ekes» •d.mted classes read and speak 11, whether the modern milliners' art, the m.atilla, they are Heavies, Catalonians or Castilians. although the aboriginal tarsals head -dram is the language of the wets as well se the 1pit, and although • silvery, sweefoismod• of Spain holds its piece firmly with nine- lo*(°e, it a mea � ss:. As anon would the home y howjeoss-hke ladies part with the immune as the gentle Cr almost dentole to trans maths of the fair late Ft into our (matt English. Our exact°ese of ■ h osas teen with the o•pa and it u an historical to Wink the Spaeth• satition cm of foot that wises, at one time. • Spanish king anropr more beggarly in prohibited their use, the people raised • performbeZrt. m proaimg. Thi■ word' revelation. and the anti -clink ministry was both in speech and can a obliged to resign and go into hiding instil e pees {ori to �p•in. A well-bred frd peace was restored in the country. t an ornate and D. R. M0C. will sever leave you witboo little speech, embodying sew EARL GREY'S OPINION. persoml compliment to you and the i.- - verjable etatemest that his house is yours ; M Tusk. Tial L.r4 ss11•bwr7 M Wr.sg Brussels :.1e. Hlashill, butcher, found - 10 carat gold ring in a most unlikely plat. It was found embedded in the stomach of r young heifer. Any one may see this curiosity by calling at W. Blashill's butcher shop Sesforth : Rev. Bert Casson. of Fuller- ton, son of Rer. Mr. Casson, of this town, preached two excellent sermons m the Methodist church here on Sunday. May, 23. to large eoogregationa Mr. Casson u one of the rising young men of the church. Seeforthe' E. M. Sippre , of the 51.MJohn, New Brunswick' manger Provinces of the I)aten° Mutual Lite In - company, paid s flying visit to {aisndi in town lest week. During his brief stay here he was the guest of Robert Seeforth : A fire broke out here on Fri- day morning. May 20, and did considerable damage beton it was checked. W. G. Glen's Ines on household effecu and stock was 51,700: iawra os. 51.200 in the Wel- lington Meteorfully oovered by . si.1Ward's tPhoenix. `T' sawes°oe in the Phoenix. Brussel : Tuesday night, May god, the grim messenger death visited the home of Doug•ld Strachan. Arcola, Assiwb,ia, N. V.T., formerly of Brussels, and beckoned the spirit of Mrs. Strachan away. The muse of her decease was co nsuut tion, with which she has been affected for the past few years. She was • daughter of Thos. His- lop, formerly of Grey township, Ont., end was united in marriage to her uow bereft partner about 8 years ago, residing in 1:rua- sela for • number of years, where the de• maimed by ber kindly manner and social qualities endeared herself to all who knew her. In July, 1890, Mrs. Str&chut went out to Manitoba to visit her parents with a view of also beoetiting her wasted health. They have made their home there ever since. Death had no terrors tor the deceased and she talked calmly and joyouslyof the home beyond Mr. Strachan anti three little daughters are lett to hold wife and mother in loving remembrance. The funeral took place on Friday 13th. Miss Lizzie Strachan deft on Monday, May 23, for Aron., where she will make her home for • time in airing for her motherless nieoss. BOMBSHELL IN MONTREAL SOCIETY. A aullty Kan and Woman of the .. Upper Tan." A WARNING TO HIGH ROLLERS. • Mob Weer.id S.p•e Menses and Large hostiles -Me Mts/nwese *0.0.4 saes as • woad dreb$..be 1. ■enkvt -- A 0ereswtng W** .d Bre$e■-bored Mu00d TM rarer er $.-send weekly The rem. set W Ma/. MONTREAL, QUBBEC, MAY 31. - Two members at Montreal's best and wealthiest society he.. eloped. leaving behind in the owe case • sorrowing wife, in the other a bruit- ed hearted husband. John. S. Allan, more commonly known as " Jack ' Allan, the eldest son and heir. to Andrew A. Alla°, one of the millionaire partners to the Allan Roy- al Mail Steemehip lime, has gape in oom- pany with the wife of K. Y. Hebden, who u prontutestly oua°ected with the Barak of Mentreal. utt00TLD t.wtu.c rotent.tret. Mr. Allan 'mete behind him • beautiful wife, about 30 years old, and five young children. Mrs. Helxden leaves a Ambard, a baby two years old, sod two boys, 10 and 12 years of age. Sir Hugh Alla., founder of the steamship line which bean his name, himself the see of • Scotch gardener, left at hie death not only one of the largest for- tune* in Cabala, but • family whose dorm branches have thriven and grown powerful both here and in England .°d Scotland. It u only a few weeks shwa his brother, Alex- ander Allan, died in Scotland, leaving s personal fortune pi several million dollars. It wee Sir Hugh Aldan who was the original promnotor of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and in that conne:tiou his name became notorious in the Pacific scandal of 1878. One of Andrew Allan's daughters u married to Mr. R.V. Meredith, local manag- er of the Houk of Montreal anti s bro- ther of W. ft. Meredith, leader of the C'on- servatire party of It°tario Mrs. "Jack ' Allan was • Miss Gault, her family being the merchant princes of the Dominion, the firm name being (:cult Brothers k Co., of Montreal. This hrm, to- gether with American capitalists, control all the cotton mills of the Dominion. and are large rubecnbers to the political fund of the Government. TisoNc .oe IAI. VIVIXENe'L The social influence of both families a very greet. I'he Aliens are strong supporters of St. Andrew's, the ultra -fashionable l'resby- terien church of Mont reel ; the Gault& are zealous members of the Church of England. No one, not even the members of the u° - fortunate (entities, has any knowledge as to the whereabouts of the erring couple. Some think they,Nirw to the United States, others that they nailed for F:°gland. 1 be relations between Mr. Allen and Mrs Hebden began two vin ave, when Mn. Hebden moved to Montreal from Chiang,. with her husband, whose position as In Spector of the Bank of Montreal condemned him to • shifting existence, now in one city-, °ow is another. The " woman in the case " is the wife of Inspector Hebden, • gentlemen well and hrorcbly known in (:oderich and through- out western Ontario. .sed • letter is lowomplete without the cab en w.eallatlee. acedptlaw• A q9 Q.A. M'mama u Lonna'', May 28. -Karl Grey has written E.glidttomes . aa letter to The Timprotesting against •• .10 ydOg tt[grAR. MAT Klwbtt TOCK Lord Aelisbdry's Hastings speech. He RAND," whether niations with foreign sad if acldree■ed to • lady, the writer, if • megot powers now en the li••a of reciprocity are (aatiome., dee'. It yds 1°7 taoegb 14 he mere Wady to succeed than were the sego leo fest, sad In that Doss it reeds. Cations d esooeesive ministries for Witty years He matinees " After the ronales- iw of the wee of 1816. when we had ens .idershle cense ions to offer, we were usable to grant favor to one nation with- out off di•g another, and the practice el seeking vends' tart& to venom owatries would threw the whets system of revue sed trade into oonf reen. Lord Sahib ry ew�ne no intelligible Me= ler ell ttie difficulties that weld he Fav 1 by tarrying hw views line praseles fres Wade polity for feisty yew hes sees se surwoss growth is ear toads Oar wealth has iserewws and ear 1.011. has Seer is* le • mason ome*.aspihii req Maw pried ef ear history. Attempts te sere - lists Westin with tits Wiwi. wem- wwsed by thetr IrrealesIrrealesis 18M have saver had= twits. We Weald )now the ee.rage tw either openly abjure the doetrhse of tree wide and try seine we esm ashieve by www ilishory palsy, tor a mealy returning te the el her Wide 1• Ns aroaiewdy, se sated 'mai rain 11116 r 1110-4y, d elle hr .•row p.l)Mlb oh." A Smelt Sia Marie despatch lays this wetii..ted remains of J. Nasky, • Iweemeeive #0$11eer see the Canadian Pacifie railways, were found es the trsek one wills NW of Chelmsford ea ttletnrd&y- Friday 1005 py My, soil it is tbwidt he was murdered for his meoey. Montreal slaw keepers •.m Mow wed - tag the license �dbes lbw ma •md keeping rekz: oe. l t. weber. *boa e..stiMbd r-rohas Ntheyye.stimmd•d en and Willed them es d the karma they I'm/lent. sludge De neya. hos decided that the lu.uhses Maher Wows tram • violatjaw both et the spirit sed hear et the law. Fever mess e -all wilsile far Fine re°'(ertell ssa*esb 0* wig. el the w lined printed sad pin up la wish rwaJihM De•sa fie Taft I e.g.4L .at. OWN. Merris: The little eon of Milton Hughes met with a peculiar accident on Saturday, 14. He wee playing around the doorway sad canoe swam • fish barrel containing feed tor else The little fellow pro- ceeded to . a ms it when he lost his bal- ance and fell in hesdforetnoat. While dis- covered life wee about extinct but after vigorous exertions the vital spark was re- vived sad be is now all o. k. Hester : ')sees day recently (leo. Arm- es/loot nn- yes• best ether too irwe with her tong.. ssitt�uoosg/ d the Thames road, Leborse, lost • Hsnoourt•s young Irked!" (1f1, that's bla hens bi • peculiar saddest. A WOMEN 114 THE "HOUSE- " A Weary rlel■re wider May yet the Side s teal icy. A London cable says : The best thing produced by the discussion on the Women Suffrare question is perhaps • picture and sketch in The Daily Graphic, written in the style of the " Battle of Dorking." A mem- ber of Parliament, after a long absence from England, returns to the House of Commons end finds, to his honor, the majority of seats in Parliament oaeupied by women. He thought at first " he had adored a pur- eatery of politicians," or that he was mad, drunk or &teeming. But he was informed by an old fellow -member the facts in Tea Room No. 8. The ancient friend told him that in the elections of 1892 the G. O. M. had got a' majority of fifty, whereupon Saliabary re- signed The Hone Rule Bill got through its second reeding Meanwhile the Tors went to neck and crop, or rather heart and soul, for women's suffrage. Balfour engin- eered it splendidly, and got all the women to his idea, sod they pretty quickly showed that they meant to vote. Gladstone hedpd too lata He got badly beaten in 1894. Thegreat Women's Suffrage Hill was o hro t in. and in its paemge through milo- meter was enormously enlarged. ll °e one t Nought for a moment that. it gave wom- en any right to sit in the Rouse. Never was • bigger mistake. Fifty-three women were elected. and they insisted on taking their sed, &n41 threatened instant wen gesso* on any party which objected to their presence. Ouse again Balfour grasped the situation. He remained the ladiesby making Miss Glitters First Commiesioner of Works, and gave minor offices to halt • dozen other women. 'i s, that was Min Glitters who was beirtg attacked by Mrs. BI.kine, who ( will be Home Secretary in the next Liberal Ministry --a clever warm end • good law- young lad recently from one of e the In acmes er wespied 6wrowisg fie turning too short the harrows upset, sad falling ag as: re the hones they ma sway. Finally they got in the read,and h their mrd rwomset them by some mains fell on the up- turned barrows. hillier it Mica k irtaatly. A large number d vary We cattle were tented over to the Mayers here hist week. Jas. Fair sold sixty-six bead t 11weighed07 each. 9 ,890 tba. or as average Quite a number of really rood cattle. were also delivered by farmers hereabouts, end them were three bulls, owed re velJas. McFatamm., Jana � Wil' Hallett; , Stam :and T. O'Brise, T.okermmith, the& weighed w enewhur .bout Wee ton• Grey : lust week as Wm- Whits sad wile, of mrd eemesestes, were es their way to Brawls the frost .ala' of their to i brae, frightening their horse and c.mmlmg it to r.. away. 'i'h. ooenpants of the ng were badly shaken up, Mr[ White's brisk Wag leftmed trials Mr White, who at- tempted be Beta es to the lies, was dragged .1s., the reed and had ea ugly gash amt is hwsd- Re erect to Sweets • id had 11 sewed Jw. Cott oswveyed Mrs. White Lilly Fisk, the pinkie whip." " And the CURRENT OPINION. TgLA.n' To Tito u1A, LAN D Toronto Kmpin : That oft disgraced in- stitution of our cIvilixation. the prise ring, a again to the front- This time murder, the ground of several preemie in the past, was not done. But the spectacle of an in• sante brute streaming with blood stand- ing up before • powerful negro till one last terrible blow rendered him insensible and put an end to the revolting scene is surely enough for any community. This is en un- sportsmanlike picture of the .Jackson -Slavin fight which took place under the potation of the laws in London on M y night. They call it sport in B.glmsd. one who has the audacity to sit in my told swat • " " (M, that is Mrs. Rredgers, Sec- retary of use Amalgamated Society of Jour- neymen's Laundresses -a most worthy woman. 1 assure you, 5wd very influential. but • sed trial to Medico**, for alto will not muck peppermint Io.s°ge•" It was eso.gh. The member fled fro,. the Howes to powder over the statistics heeded to him by his old friend, from which he learned that then are • million more fe- males than malas in England, and that if they were given the right to vote, te sit in Parliament and to occupy State offices the gnat °allow to which be belongs would be practically ruled by wawa The firm of H. and A. Allan, ship agents of Montreal, hes bees dissolved and • new firm formed, composed of the lame partners, with the exosptioe of J. S. Allan. Three men whn were noticed acting sus- piciously .t a London, Eng., station, threw away • package and escaped. The p•eoel was forded to contain dynamite oartridges. Rev. I. B 1Vsllwin, of Illuevele, and fortserly of North-st church. (:aierich, ob- tained the deeggrreeeof B. n. from Victoria University, C',obowre. et the recent examine - tics. Lord George Hamilton, first lord of the Admiralty, states that the experiment of sending sailors to Vano carer by way of the Cimedien Pacific ltailrmd, has proved • eaoesss. Dr. Charles R S•ualers, third eon of Prof. Wm Saunders, of Otters, has been appointed professor of chemistry and min ars{op be the Central University of Rich mond, . Ky. The clever yens' Csaadtaoe are net exported to Britain, it seams. TM Maris* Dspsrteseat ..J.i the tell - owing notice : " A sawtieel mile of 6,077 feet has hese ...sired and marked out car the south-east ebote of then Sound. five sad • quarter miles frau the tow., fir the rupees of testis. the speed of steam mweis. Raab end of the mile is iodinated by a pair of Maws painted white, with the latter. ' M M ' en them is black, each from bases of beams shape, each rear be•s square. Th. • ignevest of sock pair of bass eyes is &pproslm•tely s. rtk went se°gsetk- Oa the pt pt ins of the slignm.st d ewe dare.1 ass.nd three quarters of a mile es are is waved in 16 fathoms reser • w�w ap.int d Neck and whit, i. berl- tal ki.olg 1'M owe b.*ye hear, N. w- hy Ig.. gad S W. by S., meld ere disease t.s.rb Ma 0415 IMM stash other." Wean Tee •share • Mate. a Any puma who has nod Poison's Net - ribs., the greet pain cure, would not be with/wit it i1 it cost ten dollars a bottle. A good them( is worth its weight is gold. awl Norville is the hast rowdy is the world for all kinds of pais. it ewes me - Yelps in five minutes: toothache hosemin- sea: lease bask at nee .piplio&tise : WOW* in • taw ..°nests: and all !sins jest se rapidly. Why sot try it to day' Lone betties 106 ease, sold by all dr.gdts and Uee P�Yw's tsatre hast MIA TM Resew masa ersgbw assn ttryry deelesa - la I$elte.nb��10b1 *1011, not '.eh tha .urns. -Nita*. wow, bat the bad wee Mimed . Is the - - rose tato the shed Mr. Mc1tres'S how was Cal Pablo Mew. who wan Fwd sadoo we dues sshed @widow0s of eel- er Viewing the neutrality lamas by _ Wan. is the (bases revelation Fie bee one has .. � d � kKm Apes •• half, sed te payer s See of 0.000.