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VOL. XLIY. No. 2376.
GODERIOH, ONTARI r OrANADA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1892.
D. MoOILLIOUDDY, PRorit
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AIOISTlluN6-f1u aro. • Ab. wib of H.
Arm erten. Apes* t;a.. ispe.s t:o.. et •
daughter. MARRIED-
GOtrAIT - At Knox
ser -.•b. alar.• Modem, i. Pet, en 1)44^7.
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OPINIONSOF THE PRESS.
: 111. TMOUIL1 AT TSN ".00"
1 h..L.. Renew . The Geoi dw Govern-
ment nes not acted with south window n
dmlte,i with the whsle abject If it se
right for Canada to discri mis.te by allow -
Mg • rebate l all remelt carrying b ala to
Dumdum ports. it is garlly right for the
Baited smut to discriminate in fever of
Usual Settee porta, sod this is what
PriaJeet Herrisoe preppies a da The
kw pieced Cho his bawds empower. Mm to
inpo.r a I...11 of 111. per ten end $$ per pas
sager, but he btu contested Mm.elf with
sspiy imp ,tee a toll of 110 weft per ton.
Th. u :Luk more then enisient a offset
the Cao..d.an rebate, bet it is •kaon"o te
✓ r.oa.ly disarr•nge skipping train, te
Montreal. The long and abort of the
. utter ie Chet if our government wee right
ie the pettiest it took it .bssld beim stook
to u : J sot at Mould bare ahehahed the re-
late at once •led straightened out setters
•ith oar own skippers.ft.rwsrel& To say
ties it meads to abolish the rebate at the
nod of the present semens, when the rebate
is Daly allowed for the season moyway, and
weet.t lapse if there had bees ss dispute at
e11. Suints hke an at$Nmp le threw dost in
them . of our Marshes Beene, by making
it appear that coeetsians were beton made
eaten no such step has heat token. By la-
wns hu procla.atiem. in which be give
the Canadian Goversmeat seta Sept. fat
to thak the '.atter ever, Pr esdr% Har-
eem takes it clear that he is net . easily
humbugged as our Government thought he
'meld be.
HITTING TOIL A MD CUea'10'1.
Hrus.els Pant : Reeve Bek, of Colborne
is natio, has of 'tied the varies. localities
a the Co. of Harm edvocatt.g the ohms
of Patrick Kelly. of Blyth, for . seat is the
Swat', it is mid. S. W. C. Mayer, of
Wingate. is also said to be .a asperses.
1t tbu cooly .ad anneeersury ehSmber is
oD he pe"pitu.ted les kmslsbs T. Farrow
. , U. P., of Brume* hes • eNmsgsr chant
. d would fill the pennies more opahly
thea either o1 the .hewn memM.med gastl•-
w ee Rut before any penes iaipoiand
fee this northers we wormy like
soewholy to rise sad teles$gsod the
Senate te to the I/omiie. of Canada!
HE RA.1 leAnm mei TIAL
Mintiest Witness : Mn. Beres has very
'Meetly rre•te•i a deep .ad favorable im-
pression upon the min& of the British pe•
pts who .re intended u the Homo Rale
101.1100 loans of the ablest periodicals
nod p.urn.ls are begiaoiag te themes the
seems of federal iad ltsteoss Ise Great Brim
hin, aper from the somoidmmtbm whether
the inah people an in their aoYmstioa likely
te rat themselves well. Ia view of the
feet that the Imperial Parliament has long
been utterly enable to keep hp with its work,
sad that it is now .o greatly in arrears Chet
eeerybndy despairs of its Man able to over-
take it, this googlies of 4 raif.atlo. i
diseased se • p. bh •,Mahe, to the
prohlne.
to JiNSS■m.
London Advertiser : The B nolo d Herald
appears to be very mine mowed bee m..
seetrsry to its pregusetioatiook ne is. 1m•
tortured with the /Nroaee d the Tjjetastk
Battalion Baud late the Oohed /tate1 and
the exhibition di "mmmasw" hwas s nef.
nail take plass did w semis .t Is Pan
tier lays the Advertiser le • grans" lei
them, her too •wise, a imusase the
hieerWup that exists 11.w.os the asighber-
he 'retinae y of the • s .1 w We
plead showing guilty t the d
eeldee of line.Ow he Way ry
ry
Wy patches inn Ysd ., illegeZda
Mw
to bandit the
el CdLe. eta ham plass,
cad tummies d brads
TOWNSISP °ammo.
erAxtaT
The pencil nest et Tarim Aug. fid, at
este ,: .lock p.m Members all present.
Lades apn. meing mid
d
Mid The dl bwoemk.g ass•mam were err-
ttoo Yea
Iie pJ.1. Ws.im, n
ilii tend. far Di Wmss De era
n.
110, edefe for D. M.Kay!Thee Jei..tee„
1160, digg15g pave for b McKay t Wan
PlirdEft i M016-
V.
161
66, timberline
�w:cl/. rsehip. Thea.
•'.t alienated ,Lester for 1s. e.
pr
_
ins. The ,hark was mawW to
s
Began laws te raise ran of * mils s 6s.
+•P^ haler? 10 . a few immoral
nori host And else a bylaw le My sad
nee tier IsIssel webs. • • •guied b tie ssvessl
egelpOMMINIS The Whore
man read sad peeled, !1• MINING then
"Wenn be meet apple s Odder IlMb
mini r4 sus edema 'O. J. Street. Gob
R. M Y ERS w'" . tet. in "6". ersitb. bat STH TUG-OF-WAR ORAL wREJrTH CORNER•3. THE COUNTY NEWS
share b.rbea• nne week of atlwding t• the From ewe eerruspeadenr.
BEEN DISMISSED ? w w«; �.. w AT WINNIPEG..,;`; �.theri she IF"
Ripley. 1.. retermed be... FROM ALL OYER,
Simla is.e the loaders 1 ,. of wresting
Cheated! hem the Ooaeernsia • at the
An Oliteljneell10 l0ewspiepee ' las. DeW u eucaine, eh. .zpeace .11a C. Currier* Aootsb 'ham
whish we emdNnteed was borne saWuly by
bas Grime Doubts. si=1
Ohs b ea 41110 IniestattlY
mosei
whisk eninine .iDeane we behove the
nisi *sees d is Ne seem derieg Isis
Ism unease. therein.
L the a. loo , d the desalt
Gro B I Oliver Mowat, all this
s. ateehhg wb... ' wngbed in the Imbues
with Mr. Myr'•.ts.wu ey in advocating
ev.p e•. • aesu..t matter whet
�tka kappa to be at ransom with these
Ht HAS JUST SEEN CROWDED OUT.
Mr. ■yeas Was and N Arps •f NNW sae
••relay fiats MMus. Man -■e Wes ass
E ves Nees Neldest Mf M etfeW.1-■Is
eltelee was fae's4 e.os'sts 1h ♦wase
w een Meas -Lo Wessel epsa*a
■yes a ter ens INN* /Loewe ■ ow
.m The Nut' a Post, truer
Let those Conservatves, who sometime
Wok that their own party is ungrateful in
refiring to reward personal merit, real
er im.glu.ry, e.d 1.divid.d enerilloss, look
urea this picture of Grit Vestment el Mr.
Earn Myers.
The Post kir taken the view that the
Myers' episode is sae which eotoly slimes
the Brits, that it raised • problem, the mi -
.tics of whish should be left to their own
pWy, and that the Conservatives should
n ot assume what would tmvimbly prove to
be the thankless mak of pulling the Grit
ckesteuu out of the firs.
This is the policy their party organs
would have ad. -pled ia.l the Gwservtive
party been stinted trough to get into similar
difficulty.
W believe that the mature judgment of
Coassrvatives will approve of the course to
whisb we have adhered.
With a fatuity, bowevsr, wbieb we regret
to say is tots too atacommoa with The
E mpire and one or two other papers which
pr•ison to be leaders of Cooeervetivs opinion.
them organs rushed to the defence of Mr.
Mowat, and they will. we haven* doubt, he
reworded with the kicks awl cuff. from
both dispmtents that are wally accorded
to those those who interpose io quarrels of
a purely domain* character.
The affair les Mow reamed another ..re,
Mad ons which afford1 ample food for re-
flection of the mutability of all human al -
fairs, and the •nbnmaity of man to his
fellow lean.
We allude to the ruthless manner in
which the °Seial decapitation of Mr. Myers
las been brought about.
In. more remote period of history when
martyrdom for opinion was the sport Chad
teatime of despotic rulers, the victims were
at least •ppris.d of the proposed method of
pr'abme.t ..d torture, and is easy n-
st.Mees were given an opporteeity to recast.
It W been left, however, for Sir Oliver
Mowat, fah tram bs midnight vigils,
whish we presume an well the prelude to
the es.ferring of the degree of Knighthood.
ani ttweiiss with thin sereipoce teat seems
imopar.bi• from • ewtintsess enjoyment of
salsa, to invent . more relined species of
enmity in dealing with tiese plated in his
power whose private *nem happen to
e•mSiet with his own.
ftnmoru ware .gust se te the manner is
white Mr. Myers' impulsed from office was
tas•tlmpikeni thee rrseimiiindd us of • pup u
the surreal piYeis.l history of fttrwa, and
truth The Paton* an credit �d1 we
guiry revealed Heir ab.ehMs bred.
The aremmatewew awn amply Mss.:
Sine the loteer of the 10ib day ef Jame lest
from the Depwty Atte sq Genera dw.d-
isg Mr. Myers' resipMMm of the .S et
Ceuey Atn.rsey for B•Mtris in
et hie .opre.ing the °plass that re
reties of the Eaglisb spealing roes en this
aloe heat wend he boneleial to Ceseda,
which hes already •pooslsd i. the Post,
Mr. Myers 1.1 reosived s. MN.mnmiwtiw
from the Geier s.1 thready er bdb.Mty.
The Government, ate emdy traiiieg with
isdiferum.bat eatir*y lewerhgLim. meal -
day papered sad Wed the s.ssssissioe
Mr. W. J. fa McKay Crown
atttd Qmit II doe Pesos is hie
L. Myers ocia.
eat and. irim.tl. Mose eblekthas Yr brem from
Mow ea Mir last him Me[ay, with
sword sesiseatls, wool le W dales, wide b
hest
been let sable la deep d • elsrk.
.ad removed testator heed p.pus, hooka
and all other inagehr of else. sad en Mr.
Myers' rears hens he Lead himself more.
onsuisasly�.a4 vMlosdy stripped of all his
PsiN� an Chet •ware that Mr. Mak.y had
pwWye isser.dtbas to resort to thea high -
mush
d.dto Mom. wmm
yhepoesegben. He is ad,
Wen Me dus whit*ther.r
y eomdet
wpenerswNUM-
MUSE
am
Mtbn
We banalways
balm •ppaon politically
M the ea -Crowe Atmery, .Ord were The
Put to weeded Mat meallee of sed
tibia seme petty l.SI.Sbleligbt***bible
M we :N glen ever the rreatwt dealt mat
M rn W *is erstwhile knead.; b 1
his adi)r iddhiss.r se •
ibie spirit that this journal lies attninsel lie
pr ismer es d* d10g milieu as .a aroma of
is Mi. meth.s et the ,.emery.
b he . M .dean d far play a:4d
lie fowlers ef eppwded and tyrenov
Item Timer/or quoits. they soy a resort ,
we meet mo*minnbgly wider' the herd
wed add -blade .ser MwY& the dosses
el dloodowl le this ale bas bees caned
mt. This se sslb 4 Janis*, whisk hest hose
..ed eat W • professedly ehrssd Gonne
meat, wand diagram these hu.. monsters
of ahe.lej1e.. d
hes that rale the demi.the
Winn 1.- Nis .ps• wheatthe Deft Owen -
me t has wiesvwed to heap sash Bess -
comity • He hes ant, se end weed imagine
heen the yun.w' he ban resolved se the
Mob of SL Oliver Mown, been ea e.s.y
.l that nevora.s. Os the ewtrry, as
•n is this seAlis of the este ry am wYty.
be hos bees see dthe lose sesend se-
al its supporter&
is est . remade es to hew
res.W.Wm wM 11r. M
was be de weds el Mfew cMmha
Ms Mr m Swats the did
term le advua.tlag she dims el the Otis
eamdNate la Lha sire WMllisshos- Orad•
et ty.
Sir Oliver, in kis unpopular crusade
whom his wkordisaw, has sxperiwosd the
✓ owel ,seeable el as.tiy with the approval
of • portion ef the Conservative prem e•td
with the •beet seasimoes ooademaatioaof
kis owe party orals
It remains to be .sea `-t what spirit his
followers wiU receive the latenl'enos ef the
meaoa.ary humiliation to which Mr. Myers*
W hese subjected is Ms Fite' expaleio.
from °Alec. We do mot ander-estimate the
of the tie whisk kende the rank and
els the Grits to their party letinh In the
puma of Sir Oliver Mowat, but this last
re:htbitien os his part of contempt for their
sentiments may prove too great • strain fur
even their ellsriaaoe to Mm.
If .ver Mr. Myo•e desire to .fry out
the design with which M is credited, of
esmblishiog an &dvaosd Liberal wing to
Ins party, the to oppose e grating of
titles oft nifty in thio country and oce-
de..uwg the interference of freedom of
speech, the present is the meet opportune
time for doing so when sympathy with him
is sure to bestrong.
Siem writing the above we have seen Mr.
Myers' who reluctantly admitted that the
st•t•mente in connection with his
ejeetioa office an substantially eared
Ile said that the first he knew of his dia-
animal was no Wednesday of last week when
Mr. McKay advised him tut the commis -
sum had issued appointing hin •n the offices
of Crowo Attorney and Chrk of the Peace,
..d asked him if ire would hand over She
y belonging to the offices. Mr.
yen declitsd to de w, and also declined
to refuse, on the ground that be had oo
kaowledes whatever of any oomplat•.t having
been ma..e ass --o him in the performance
of his duty, of .o investigation or of sy
4emie.l. On lin retire to the cion het
Friday evening he found it stripped of
everything as above described. In feet he
has never boom dismissed . yet He has
.imply been crowded out.
AMBFRLEY.
Fre our ev • co ..dent.
Mrs. F. Bayes is at presens visiting friends
in St. Thomas.
Mrs. Mom, of Toronto, Ise been visitior
her sister-in-law Mrs. W. Hampton.
Alia Artie Faalaysois h•. retur.•d to
Sault St Marie af' •r visi''n4 (hese. in this
to lity.
Wiliam Johnetoo, lanes, paid friends
and acquaintance ou the lake shore • visit
some two weeks ago.
We are sorry to announce the sad mis-
fortune which happened to Jame Gallagher,
Goderimh, while engaged with Wtlliun
Kempton. 1t .ppeers they were drawing
is pease when the bolt holing the pulley in
the door -post broke and the pulley which
went through the air struck Mr. Oellagher
on the taw, thus severely break lag asd
bruis-
ing it, we bops to hear of kis recovery.
Hnolock City Assooiatia' Patrons of
Industry held • social on the evening. Fri-
day, Aug. 19, which was • woad leo..,
the .obsol bang packed to the demes. A
pts t time was spent; Joon
LoaYaiae,wea in the ,hemi. Atter the
the (*Bowleg.program was gives: Susan
Rutherford, song: Alex. Loatr, m do; Jiro.
K. Maakwmds. coag ; Davie Rntberierd,
e rie; Agnes Machan, Kimmel, runtiness -
Jossph Ir:ia, reiit•tioa : Alex. PWgssa,
speech: Alex. Long, music; Reboots Malay -
sou, rreitatien: Agmes MacLeaa, song.
DUNLOP.
Frew ear own eorresoo.deat.
(1r school hod • v'dt from Lspsotor
To. last week.
Mum leas Toombs, of Ooderiob bee been
whiting her ..at lira. T. Ekon.
Jed. YounMgg ear here hes rssiogied the
bon and .t•biss of the farm he resides oo.
Cha.. J. Sprees of Dederick Township,
8u.dayed is or berg the guest d relatives.
Mies Martha Coombs, of Wyss Park is
enjoyia* the lake breams of Horan. She
is the guest Y � sunt Mrs. Jams. Tobin,
LamaserHreunto's Is being 0.idd up is the
matting thin wase. All the brows are an
the move to see who will be first to gat the
last sheaf ef este for 110t
Thorne ter an ethos& in started. Fel-
lows an lair but those who her pm land
tosow ea La
d erne didleukies i• biddies
the pew as the grand in hoed sad the
filer bother the bsross rather inn notch.
Is spies of these dialoIsise Wm. Jewel
dam the fiat sowing of Fan wheat this
year.
Ase Twiny Fan. Rom! -Elle, h is-
ms.. sheds are in our midst. Besides
shame be..-wtves cad blesstbe maidens
Bute di$wtties is their Mmesli is all parts
b spite ef the by paper, Seg apies.r nm
the animals b tom• Wi ��7 seem 1.
term Hoe bawds, .Mals later .ad flower
them homy is the me* ea the dafiremt
parts ef Nn cele r. badtea The milking
el the eke is sae of the gesatsst trials eZ
lease's hell pelma,. H. trmabiwsse .n
the ketene, bb.er Is it thee .ems of the
boy le the 1 10s a p..
ski ay.ed loos' R
be-
esth�g the psi Milo o Irish.
A. old .Wer le Leases roma* resolved
fns the .e- 1.10 thaw odes whish W
bed dee lb without W krwbtlp. Mr
stns. them thirty yea's.
Bram& : Memday ,,chin Aug. 11, Dr.
adolommed
• Mhuge oliwi the tiMeibt 'berth
boo
1...... orth
ea ties Tem em d the persime,mem TheDt 1 a Use* wed peed quaker with o
Ms resat of betel elbeelemess. end he baud -
bis sidled pdr■ally, medermtsly, yet
fits+`.
were
" not In It."
THE IRISHMEN CAMEO THE DAY.
.conn e,. m....M v se weave weeds
Fr
'.aft i. the C.wtee-Tae men ben
L. e.. .haeasr wet se levy. pwM A
Use Steil Teem vet a Ins Mees -Tea
C. .4 Nees de- [vest el w 1eae- J.
C. Carets New Wears Cusps ea bi Melt
For weeks putt the concentrated thought
of Wieniper has been gLied to the anticipa-
tion of the result of the great tag -of -war
which wee to be held in that city on Aug.
94, betwsso mon picked r p. .!rely from
means or d.oindanta of Scotland and Ire-
land. The Scotch team was captained by
no kw • celebrity than our former townama
J. C. Currie, whilst the Irish hosts were
leaf on by the so lee redoubtable Capt.
Lawler. The day came, the tug-of-war
came off, and this is how The Winaipse
Free Prem sized the event up :
Without doubt the greatest drawing card
of the whole day was the tug of war be-
tween the Irish aid Scotch mates. Both
trauma had been putting in herd practice
and the admirers of each felt sure their re-
spective aid s ould win. The Sootchte•m
was the first to come to the scratch, and as
they entered the track • cheer ascended
from • tbo..aad throne, r td truly they
looked as though they were able to pull
mfrs' tet a u nititnd°. They are certainly •
file looking set of fellows and well put to.
Esther. Upon entering the mesa theiro•p-
taio, Mr. John Campbell Carrie, deputy
sheriff, addressed them is the following
terms :
"Countrymen -I have • word or two to
you_ First, and above all things, remember
chit you are Sootehme. Chad that the eye
of your countrymen the world over are upon
you. This content will scarcely be over
when tis news will be tent by wire all over
the continent, and it will bean everlasting
disgrace if you allow yourselves to be pull-
ed over. On the other end of the rope are
tea resolute and determined Irishmen, the
strongest Irishmen that could be picked in
the city, and trained to pull by Fad. Mo -
Keown, the best trainer of men today in
the Northwest. Sootchmen ! et your teeth
together, and when the pistol cracks,• pall
with that determination born in you,
and with your groat strength I have no
fear of the result. Sootohmen, take your
plums."
the conclusion of Mr. Currie's address
the noble sons of Erin made their appear
acme on the scene and they were alio lustily
cheered by their admirers. Os. would have
thought that it being • 800tchmen s day
they would predominate in numbers, but
from the cheers whine greeted the "Paddies'
it wan evident tinge was . fair .prinklin. .t
Irishmen upon the grounds. Sorg, .tet
Major Gillman was eheeen aa referee ..ad
performed biz daniss admirably. and to the
entire eatiefeetisn el the eosins and spectat-
ors. From the'pf the two teams
it would DOOM assts• Scotch were in
the 1rsn*ge, as they appsseoi and in fact
were the hoarier maim Wheel the pistol
woo bell both side straightened and what
few Meeks there wire in Mae hep previous
to than tine imsssiiately diem:Mo nd. The
8.steh bad slightly tee bet of the pull at
brat hes their eppw/mm appeared le be re
serving their etits.gbb for • beer es
and r e missal esptosi 4 with g their
owl. Wham Thi.edged ,Chew foes the cap-
tria, Aaewaf lawier, they made • long, •
thp., sot Il m
e p.pMer, and
tnen
the Nalis bops M knee is twit' favor. Inch
by hob lbw repined what ground they
W 10, mud when a happy moesst arrived
Ins • Iles ieund their •Dnentt losing their
/mmnh� t� their_
an extra effort and
over ease .11.MHighhsd teddies MM.
alter sheer tent *he air and the hande d
the bid team were well shaken by their
friends. After • few minute ret, m-
other trial was bee ." u, but this did not net
as
ITViria took the rope on the start and
n ever ion an bsh of their pond
io
bdodise
over deb oppostouts. When thesigmal was
given by am Mom is favor of Inland, an-
other ,&pat west up even greater that the
previous lee ted several d the team were
tarried of this course on the shoulders of
their ad.i n. It ie ..id that epee the
olosishebeteg
tteaes Captain Lw made
the Memel New ef the day, and with hisEss• ha.11. w
w th exxdeewt and
pleasure
lined
men upon
their me. '13e k•ad shoo
al,,is
japed in the
by striking ap "Rory Mon"
rte, ().►a" N. doubt a 4eal
ef the .twit d the waver d the I,W nam
may be attributed to the presume of their
aatienal flag, whit& was freely waved is
fess a des wide the memo was going
es. The Resta, debeesb va.qulebed, are
sntslad he a peat diel ef praise for the
manner is .11111 they desk to their work,
and they serlably trade their appointor
week herd for the vinery. A witty sen of
Hila was hard te remark shortly .Mer the
cam neatest at
onasheat the test th9t showed
the 4115. .A between potence@ sod on -
.e&" The fDfowing are the weights of the
rosp0Yw war :
emtMtm. I.sa
Chea. MOM.... 190
A. Ones 140
J.Ilebblojnhm900
J. Pope= 190
W. Oords. 900
J. Rebell 100
lftt Mmshnp110
0HllIfo
J. Hn.seeha.... 1N0 J. 110
P.Pkdbg MO SW.McKfamsa 1G1
Tot weigh‘... 1.ff0 11asM weight... UM
The wm.IMne bdsrp of *shed ham.
were T. D Deeps, T. -J. Heresy and L
Woodrum, who was visiting her
i e Mrs. /mass Downey has returned tea
hers , sem Poston, Oat.
A number of the farmers in this
place
have fini.ked hareesung, and are now pre-
paring to sow their fall wheat.
Mts. J. W. Murray, of Cont Wreath,
left o. Tuesday last for Aloes•, Mich., to
Tagil her sister. We wash Mrs. Murray •
very pleseast trip.
Mies Bella McKens is, w ho leas residing
is Detroit, Mica, for the :bet few mouths,
is home en • visit. She 'oaks a though
that plate fany armed with her.
Mrs. Wm. Murray returned to Toron-
to het Friday to have .pother °penttoa
performed epos her • es. We hope this
time that her sight will be fully restored to
her.
J. W. Murray, our much esteemed cattle
and lamb buyer, shipped • few carloads of
choice lambs to the Buffalo market, one
day last week, also • carload of fat cattle to
the Toronto markt.
We are sorry to note *hat Har.1 t'nrrie'a
eldest boy was.uu-.truck ose day net week.
Ir. Elliott of Leoknow is attending him,
and we believe that he is recover' ig .der
Isis careful attendance.
Kenneth and Donald McInnis of
Ashfield, Ont., bays purchased a tractiou
engine of L D. Sawyer, of Hamilton,
and they fully expect with their complete
threshing outfit to gat • fair share of pet -
renege.
We me sorry to note that Mrs. Robert
McIntosh, of Ashfield, is at present very
ill. We understand that her deurhter
Belay, who was in Sarnia, took the typhoid
fever seal was very low. Mtn Macintosh
went to attend her, and when she began to
recover, returned home, but she had not
been home long, before she took very sick,
and Dr. Elliott of Lucknow was called in.
We understand she bas got the typhoid
fever too. Oue of her daughters just arriv-
ed home from Mackinew City, where she
was speeding • few of the Summer months.
Jame Downey, of Clover Valley bad ..
accident the other day which might have
proved fatal. It appears that he was cut-
ting grain for • assgbbor with hie 11-tder
when very suddenly the tonnes Dame oat of
the neck -yoke while tot ming • corner, strik-
ing cos of the horses ou the kgs before
oomisg in mutant it the grated, thus
causing the horse to run away. Mr. Dow-
ney did his bet to nein 'n his ponies, when
very soddenly the front of the hooter was
driven into the grog- .d ••e • the rear of
the binder to tilt forward. This threw Mr.
Downey very ho.:ly on the table canvass,
and corn:-^ contact with a portion of the
reel it broke one of hie ribs. Mr. Downey
succeeded - t stopp •r the horses before any
very serious damage w dote. Re is
oom ig on as well as mud be expiated.
CRANBROOK.
From our ow1borrespondent.
IL -Rev. 1). B. McRae, who is much
beloved by his large congregation. has been
quite ill during the last two weeks. We
are glad to know that he is now nicely re-
covering.
Mistto:tg.-R.. F. Cameron, student, de.
livered a 'tiring discourses on the subject of
" Mission." in Knox church on Sabbath
lit to a well filled church. His text was
obomen from il.aiel xii.-3 : "And they that
be wise, shall .lige aerie brightness of the
Armament ; and they that ars sway to
righteousness are as the stars for ever and
ever." Mr. Cameron po••tted o.t • number
of motives which prompt people to help
miesioa.. (l) A duty : (Ch1 • privilege ; (3)
prospect of reward. The sensors was an
earwest plea for ■ieeno work and Chea not
fail to arouse mod inspire the individual to
enlist in the vrat work of saving souls.
The maker+. Trac.
To the Eit'Ior d Tuts PwxAL
Dos Sts :-With the prise of flour and
wheat lower this they have been for years,
our God.riob taken are • most unreason-
able lot of men, °barging 12 oasts for bread,
when 10 mem is the highest prim paid at
all other points over the country. During
• recent trip I made enquiries and me
vouch for this, mad I defy stem to deny the
statement. Surely we w sot living is the
age whoa Dick Tsrpis •ad Sixteen -String
Jack held sway ..d levied en the masses.
Be bones, gentlemen, sad don't rob the
poor toiler of his dim earnings biztl
sig the Bakers' Trust " of
Stich is the troth ; they are simply se-
same( sod covetous. Thanking you, sir,
for your valuable .p.ee, i remain yours
truly, HorIIwnL
imersim mase fie sera and CMM.
The " Sslight " Soap Co., Toronto, ofer
the following primas every month tilt farther
.olloe, to boys and girls under 16, residing
i. the Proviso. et Ontario, who send thea
sweetest somber of " Ilualigbt " wrappers :
let, 110 ; >l.d. 06 ; 3rd, 03 ; 4th, a ; fit*
to 14th, • ha.d.e.e book ; and • pretty
pious to these who send sot less N•. 12
vrImp�era Seed wrappers to " $.slight "
Sasp Ofes. 43 Soott-et., Toronto, not later
then 11th el each mondand marked
" Q.mptlNw " ; .io give hall ..me, ad-
dress, p, and .amber of wrappers. W15 -
w'. will be }}..bibbed in 'ThsTsss to
Mail es flu 8.tsei y in sad meat*. ly
MARINE NOTES.
tlohr. Memphis ran is here en Friday
lost for shelter.
9tr. United Empire Galled la on Saturday
en her way .p the lake.
The &redo, les not working en W.dam-
day owiy to bad weather.
See. City of Wisher salted in here es
W.doe.dq and seek en more height.
A'oe.dieg te • ealwlatlse pbiid b
J..Mss, a I.wdw pmpr,the.mt10.
tMs a de SINN SINdad oda ten
.Lis opera
Grey : W. Roma abbey. a heeler sec•
steak, lea. g-dbg • pwIM. el bis vaosWe
r1.fMt.g
relatives cad 1101.s ski Ihs.My.
5n Is Mshiy easel near Rsdeter, Kw
Twit Slab. Mi b.etber, Chew P. be
lame• L deembas la Herold (AIL , Higim
A Newsy Grist Obtain d fS
the County NU11.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR READERS.
A Weakly 1dp.t of C+waa, Sews serves q
Se NURverybsdy-PND east rectae guy
test sae OsMaase4 Free [very $.dMs
Tbe Creeds et w Cosa., Sews is Owe-
C.111.-• of She Utast ...d Nes. News
(tees free ear Loral nimbuses.
es,
Blyth : A look over the town will reveal
the beet that • barge amount of ' tending is
being dune this summer.
H ullett : One day reos.tly Loves Tyndall
cut thirteen acres of pea in tan hears ; this
is ooasidered pretty good work.
Morro : Mr. tallows, of Carlow, bas berm
engaged as teacher in S. S. No. 3, se ssoow-
sor to J. L. Hogg. The preset engagement
is for the balance of the year.
Charlie Kling, 13 years of age, iu one day
at the W wgham mit-works, made 40 salt
barrels, 30 the previous day and 30 the day
following, in all 100 in there days.
Blyth : W. H. McElroy, Myyth't hustling
cooper will start a shop in Manchester al-
most directly. The large apple crop this
year make the deemed for barrels great.
Winghant : The .exodus still goes cu.
Mass Gray, late of the Wingham school
staff, has secured an •ppointm.nt in close
proximity to Elmira, N. 1 . , where a relative
of hers resides.
Brussels : Mile Kate Richardson, • well
known Brumelite, has obtained • first
class certificate at the St. Catharine Col-
legiate Institute. We congratulate her oo
her well earned honors.
%Vwgbam : Small boys go swimming on
Sunday •ttermoos• immedi• sly la the rear
of the waterworks wbeelhoaaa, Unit ■a%
says the Advace, should mk bdlerw,e al
their pee os the Sabbath.
Brosseb : Bioyoli•te will very likely be
ruled off the sidewalks in this town as seve-
ral accidents, endangering the safety of
psdaetrisas,lave alreadyootwrred. The road
is the proper pima for the wheels.
Brussels : A box of clothing is being -
pared to sand to the Hungry Poiot Is=
who are is destitution. Rev. G. F. Salton
is at the head of the pvojest •td will be
to receive riemadisma her the object
Brussels : Some •aa llessptoble sneak has
cat the pine glass frosts of D. C. Ram.
McKay t Ca, J. Orsw•r, R. Gondwana,
H. Demon and the• Glar old Hoc., •tnybg
them with • diseased or Ober bard Maple
A "spotter" hes 11.s paten the trent d the
party or parties sed if apprehended • Moon
will is taught them that will last for moss
mantle.
Bremen : A letter has been received from
W. J. Halliday,Calgary N. W. T., oon-
firmine the manor of the death of his your
wife from (hot total scourge - smallpox.
The infant also died. Mr. Halliday's boai-
nee les• closed while be was in quarmtiae
but he is opening up again now. His
Brussslo friends sympathise with him in his
great trial.
Morns • A y English boy , new to the
ways of C&n•dlan tar® life, was asked W
take • cow from one encloeed field to an-
other. There were no pts mor bars and
the emhrotia tiller of the soil had no know-
ledge of opening gaps, so be proceeded to
take the bovine by the hind lap preparatory
to lifting her over the fence, but was shown
an easier way.
Blyth : Six cows broke into Mr. Ki 's
gvd•s recently, with the following result :
Two bmdred hiW of corn, twenty bead of
g.,
about twenty-five pumpkins, one
bad of b•ee and ase bad of carrots were
destroyed
sad breaking down 000a�minis eatramping
hey
that t
did not devour. The dais all
.odd
mage
n ot be le than ffi.
they : Mies Lida Hall met with an a°oi-
dest reoendy which might Immo proved
getts .ernes. She mod her sister were
watoeimg some calves and as the latter was
driving the calves away Lida stooped to
take away the pails and • stick caught her
ern. It wee found that the ball was out
slightly but the sight was not injured.
However, we are glad to report that it is
almost better.
Wia.Mss : Thou Gray, an employes
at the ohs& history, met with • painful
sodden as Saturday, Aug.90, Lack. Some-
th1j had roe wren with the pipes from
b em
the boiler ems of the engross, and he was
gods to leaks it right, when • cap
flew of mad 'the saying water .md seam
esehlod ►ie fess and seek very badly.
James Hence •Iso received • slight scald on
the sided the bead
Myth o tulle Jim shwsh own es friday,
.ads me mN deo leech jug }ides was
gives •Mites in the eatrperutitm
�,eM�Ma�p1e•, berated he has been
aabrsiie.tf the Dios.o by his .kin . a
paister. H• hen pleated some bwtifel
sips ee some et the prieeipal store windows
mod hit fie hood ...,. •. g is executed to
perltdivn. 8s.. Jew hallo from Citieyo
where he says be hes a gad hid wile.
Wletehemi : While exerdsim. 8a.ame at
the vase • eke. on 9•terdy, Aug. apt
W.. Woo. ems near bang bra V mot
Wy Lead, Another horse rum for in-
to , wide sassed the alter to plunge
b.di.emset bee the feces. This shrew
Mr. Dehm p -over de top a the hone, and
. he wee *Ors over the top ofhie tremors
o ught es the cheek bed is the meddle sad
ripped the tnusers almost Wes to the
beak= end ton the host y of
MOW heebakes .tala
m. er ss the toter -
sol .s.bomeese .muds*e of the bassos
body dem
ams. sees
Perhaps ; bee Y jest as goal es Newsm's,
b Moe nee a very high rses..smdatlea her
the edgiest sod best eons meet Pelleaoh
Polishes Qom IIIlteader. Refuse to doge
• ef Mho Edgers= sere proludes soar
Wise awed by eperly Sidon wire- slake
dr-._-
liiertam
tailor w see ahreped � imemees
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