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GODERICH, ONTARIn, CANADA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1892. D. McGILLICUDDY, P""
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THE PROVINCIAL PRESS.
Tull N. T. 0014.
Ottawa Free Press : "One of the bsgh
anti organs urges that our fanners shoind
go 'Ito hog breeding it they find other lines
of Moaner roorofitable. The human have
Wee feeding monopoly end oombenster hogs
for some years, but there 10 roomy for
n
thein such an ocioupauou. 14040 of Use
Unimmooti and Gault breed are bard to fat-
test. It talus • tremendous amount of farm
goals...* to put &eh upon then.. They are
sow pretty fat, but the movemeat anybody
isiorens that their rations be reduced they
semi totomaly, aad insist that they are
son onset hogs whom the famiers of the
country must matinee to feed The farmers
of ranada have built million dollar pekoes
• ioth sides of the Atlantic few their ntoti0-
ply hogs. but the whole experiment with
Me be ...I has proved unreemenerative The
hors seem to think the tanners were made
lot their benefit, and not they for the benefit
• the fanners.-
At IC sItOCLD SAY so.
forotoo Telegram :-" There be mese
good pistnots in this country who
wield rather submit to 1.0s1&1100 thane
set Hon. John Hastert emceed Premier
A not t.
Tilit M.N. • HMO, DCTIM.
Hanulton Times : Mr. Kowa' did • good
dn. work whim be peeved the succession
tal law.- It bac only hem in force • few
noatiss, yet it has already yielded a head
some amid prosaism to yield • good
yearly maim° to the Government rhe
property of one Roberta, a druggist of
°tom's, who died leaving an estate worth
1400.000 to 11700.000, .'*flbriag in 1140,000
or oval, mid that of another Roberto, of
Chatham, is reported to be so barge that the
benefit which will be derived by the Pro.
irises will amount to $22.000. The reoeipts
from other estates will moke totel sum
aggregate about 1100,000.
NZ IHINMI 00&$TteeT "Oa IT AL
I.
Norfolk Reformer. . Sir Hoary Tyke is a
sae old English gentleman with low
whiskers, and a fresh red face that tells of
good living. He comes over here otter a
year to inspect the Grand Trunk Railway
of .Inch he is Pessident, and his Norfolk
id', let and knickerbockers aod whiskers
awl red face are ail pretty familiar in most
towns 00 the G. T. R. Tame bee always
ezisted *0 many Canadian minds • large
trt/eaf doubt as to whether Sir Henry was
quit, big enuagb • man for his job or not.
flat doubt still exists, but Sir Henry *0.made it pretty dear the' *honorer his
knowledge of railroading may be be is oat -
tolerable ot a chump on public questions.
He was interviewed the other day a
clnd de-
ared that Mr. Blake in to going the Im-
pend House of COMITIODS had been utterly
W itediced in England. Tha in Nos of the
moo. somewhat& 'Tideless from the entire
Aish press to the eststrary.
DILINWOUng Opinionts On Boma
Public Queoa"c
A GENERAL MELANGE PRESENTED.
Meat a Lees& NNW Illamierr Wm a par 1.
farmers lagarMag Tame se MU
itrain-ilayer finger ea sar nem Way
Ile Seem Me Teen -- Alember Way 5.Neap Me Teem, trees *0. pas et mailer
Thu-nneem eir Makeila
here Tna fillenaL 1 with the eissene the posh
was thou. h• would b• gm*, ahead mid iteorrios mus Foram.- Jars. Ginnie
1 ia edemas, but 1401 not skink my mph -
esy would come to mei so soon. He is
ripet bad it will los sokaowledusd by .11 01
yea some day. More power to ha elbow !
If Cam& was Frogmen, as dm should I
would sot wieder et her people acting as
Me, 4o; but Me is mot, -in faot, else is re-
trograding. Theo it men he seatidoent
that keeps the people ha their premed poli-
tical positios ; I.., where did seminessit ov-
er fill or boil • p .,, and I take it, that is
, what we all waist wad menet have se lomg as
we are os Mother Earth."
"The price for rain rules teemed is aot
likely to be mach, if any higher this year,"
said It. S. WIW40/41, the well-known local
mmager of the Bank at Commerce, to Tux
Sweat Tuestitiy leat. W hes asked to
give further light on Use i(nestion
Mr. Williams said: "AU prevailing
signs and °update= an against •
rise is price. Fanners would be wise not
to look for higher prices, and to act ac-
cordingly. The . osible farmer will dis-
pose of his grain AI 90011 es it is ready for
selling. Many of them bind back their
gni° last year, in spite of advice not to do
so, and are sow regretting it The beet of
fanner all through is the one who sells he
grain in the fall every year, taking the
ruling .prioe. What a man gates one year
by holding he may lose the next, and the
Was sustained by boldiag back iu locked -up
oapttal. Interest, shortage, etc., is another
factor often overlooked, we talk about the
times being hard, and are looking for
"better nines ;" it is in the hands of the
tanner to a 7ery large extent to bring about
theme "better ulnas. For tomato.: we are
blamed with an absuidant servant this
year every bushel of grain mold now
means the circulation of so much
mosey; it is the duty a tbe
former to dispose of hie grain and liquidate
what he owes to the storekeeper, tbe pnnter
and °them., instead ,1 holditi back aod
waiung for a hIgher price that may never
coats, amid keepour him creditors o.101 their
just doe. Father an this duty Ite is going a
long way toward• retarding tbe advent of
the very coestution of things which he and
the rest 01 01 most ardently dmire."
A ACIIIMUL klOTILL 1000011.
Mayor Butler meet Tui SlititAi. Tuesday
lest, and alter the changeable moodiness of
the weather had been briefly alluded to, his
worship took up the question of the neces-
sity of doing something to advertise the
town abroad. "There IA not," said he, " •
Summer visitor who comes to the tows bin
expresitem the greatest admiratioa for
the place. In fact, the only oompleint is
that there is • lack a suitable accommoda-
tion for Summer visitors. This is the oca-
moneus of opinion from every source, and
what everybody says must have some bans
for foundation. An effort ought to be made
to boom this Summer hotel mbetne, and if
• stock company could be got to take hold
of it, with • competent manager, there
a sot the 'lighten doebt thin it would be
• sumacs, so far as the stockholders
were oosoorned and in the booming of the
town. The Hawley property would make
a eplendid site, and with the advanusge of •
capital beach for bathing purposes and with
one of the finest mineral 'primp on tbe oon-
Unapt located cis it, ought to tirove • line
situatios for • Ma itarium. I know of no
other town that can boast of such a privilege
for the establiabinent oi • large summer
hotel sad sanitariums combined." Cen-
tipede& be said that a number of perseas
had been to see him recently to ask that
some efforts be made to beteg the at-
tractions a the town sad its adaptability
for summer resort purposes to die ksow-
ledge of the outside world. He bad given
scone thought to the question and ha
believed the wham would pay. Other
monis without anything like tbe satural
advantages of Goderich had. gone
in for chit system a public adverteeng.
and • number of places on the other es&
devoted large mime annually to this object,
sad °pondered the mosey well spout. SAMOA
kis atteatios bad been drawn to the esose-
sity for Met/rues( 1,11.town, an agent a
the Toronto Mail had made applicatios to
the council to hive the town written up in
the Saturday edit at a that journal, fitly
illustrated, and after examining into the
lainstire of the proles% he felteoevinced that
the amoust raked for to help aloag the
scheme would be mosey well meat. Mr.
darkroom, the meet of the Mali, woad be
here salt week, and in Use meastiese sem-
mitt« had been appointed by the council to
look more closely into the matter." 70.
fact is," said his wershiplis tionolosioet, "we
will bare to keep up with the promotion,
or we will fall to the rear. Every legiti-
mate effort abound be made to keep the ad-
vantages of the town weU displayed to the
outside world."
ANOTHER SOOTON TEAM.
r• 0 mgaistsed 1. 0.1* Wee Irleb rum
Tte Winnipeg Free IF es. •
•mne of the Scotchnien ia the city are
not altogether satisfied with the way in
which the teg-M•war west on civic holiday,
and it is possible abet another team a
" oatmeal eaters" will be orgasired and the
wmners of Thursday challenged W another
tug. The Irishmen express themselves es
willing to face any team that can be broods'
our agatnst thew
cAlUs tie THANIta
Tot he Editor et the rm. Prima
Mie, -Now 10.4 10. smoke from the great
bit& has cleared away, I desire to thank
first. the ten Somehow's, members of the
scotch team for beteg so +Min./ and eines-
lible all throng's the mutest I have also to
thank the ten Irishmen, as well ea Captisis
Lawler, FA. McKeown and T. D.Desgan for
their gentlemanly conduct towards myself
end members of the Scotch taus. The best
of feeling has prevailed thrombost, es wid-
ened by the three rosniag °beers asill tiger
Pren by them after the timid. I tenet that,
tbe good heeling bet woes the two nationalities
loog continue to met Although slight
ly msfigured we.rs still is this ries, sad ft
the oat crop tunas out AM good as expected
we will be ready to meet diens gain next
year on the same battle field to retrieve ear
lest laurels. I hao.*1.olo theak you Hr.
Editor for the free nes el year miens= to
ear,V ou our good natured bolster mimes the
el.eilenge was gives. Lastly, I have to
thank the thousand ..do.. dderly, middle
aged and yonng ladies, whe es etwelially and
sffertionamly rilt my hash and wished
1.0, meows The 10014005. 04 the day and
remembranees I Will seer abseish for
Auld Lang Syne.
Joao csisraww. Cinema.
el the &mesh mesa.
TOWI COUNCIL-
Precosesnos es the Ilaguitar Weetlisig lI
Many Sweeten -
The regalia meeting of the council was
bald in the (muscat ohainber,Friday memos&
Sept. 2, Ma
reeeut. The mayor, reeve, deputy -
reeve, councillors -Centelos, M ursey, Omn.
pion, Thonspeon, Rad, Naftel, Pridliani,
Humber, Yates, Wilson, Dunlop asd Nichol-
son.
The mayor in the Asir.
Minutes of last %elm meeting read,
signed aad adopted.
The treasurer s report for August we+ re-
ferred to the &tame oominittee.
ILICHIelea.
Balance from July
Mattlond cemetery
Electric light rano
Water rates
Taxes
Market
leterest error in Special
amount cherged to treasurer 240.00 1326.72
.9606.41
$106.60
114 14
462.09
409 99
4.1)3
mei d thee tiirvin, seq., Wee Wawartuak)
on the latter part el laat week was pre- the County 31I111.
seated with • young daughter. Jas. is now
the father of • see and daughter. We tale
this opportunity to oosignatmlio • him mil
bei emiepie peoteee ip lue in tbe happy ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR READERS.
meat, hoping thet the youngsters may us
lone spered to hem.
Recuseruno. -We am plessed to Ise able A weedlike BlesesX seesaws Mws nerved sip
to stet ! that Mrs. Yocum, wife of Alex. 1 semen iverebeer- rue aad rem. Mr -
Young of the towaship of Colhorue and pea sag condensed eosin
nO,LiVinni to lb* NA", who has buysTIM Creamer the a ma., Sews Is Mem-
serimaly ill, and fur • um. her lift wie. amaing. " *0. i „ . ,.. i a ",..
trimagood desediesil. I. thmutreagthuseekilidt, slowl
rmvidelicmy int- 3•"1" grim •ar "el" azellmoav...
proving. Nothing preventing she will in
all probability reoover, which is the sincere
wish of her nenserotas relatives, 1(1.04. .14
act' taintamose.
lillitiOtte AwAY CM A ta LitcrasION ToUlt.
-Oa Monday, the l',...,..1 August, the follow-
ing gentleman : Messrs. D. ROAM, Wm.
Sproule, Seated Pentland and Bert. Trelen
vas all much esteemed residents of Den -
mason, left here for two wt... s' holidays
eat route for ;north of Liou's Head, where
they intend to enjoy themselves in "upting,
fishing, hooting, etc. We bop. they will
have • good time and enjoy themselves and
return home sa.ely. They travelled over•
land route being fully equipped with a teem
awl camping paraphenudia.
VISITAIII. --On Monday last John Wilson,
a the township of /Juliet', and mantiguous
to Manch, ster village, made • abort visit to
you' humble oorrespondent in passing
through Dunganuon, en route to van Isis
.
father mother and relatives of West Wa-
wanueh. I. W., who le now surged in
hudiendry, was formerly for • 'lumber a
years engaged M public school 105001041.
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF]
Meat of the deb is es old niasi wbo Need
in the Lilies wars in Armories, mid whose
ksiue est off by aa Indian who mos
toolfL wecaptive. Tbe members of this
A NOWIlly artist Obtained Iffeen swims, pleb oseveres entirely by amius and
man to find id* well worth livolg.
Home Seerethry Aounith is sot only "one
of the very youngest Oibtaet dhows ma roc
cod ; " he is deulared by high authority to
be the most finished of the younger raos of
Parkeinentary orators, for " restrained ex -
coalesce of style" comparing wjtis Mr. Glad-
stone, This is winch as if ass American ora-
tor were *pekoe of aa suggesting to his losser.
ers tbe grace and force of Dopier.
Stephen Bengal, who achieved fame is
Tangier anti Losdoo, in spite of the donde
in NOW York, is • hendsome, do. k -haired,
serious.faced arrt.dir man of teeny -erne
years, gentle- and mild marine, 1.
He is • Marylander and belo.,gs to hew
York clubs, has been in journalism just six
yews and velum the jewelled sword mot
him by the Sultan ot Fez chief amoag the
tropuies of • stranrely adventurous lf brief
$4023. 13 baying trieeht for • number of years in .i. S.
Ottawa aa zoprong's school b., on the ham
Otto, Hallett, which evinces that he was
Interest Oman Co... ....$126.00 popular and much esteemed as • teacher.
Pura it station. 766 35 We wish him the beet of mamma in his new
avocation Ho reports' crope pretty good
in his neighborhood.
Erei.miltemirat..-On .it Sabbath, the
1010 inst., divine sorrier will be conducted
at the tumid hour in the Episcopalian
church here by Revd. Newton, of Bayfield,
and at which time the holy communion or
siscrament of tbe Lord's supper will be dis-
pensed. ...1Revd. Et. Fairrne, pastor of
Erskine church here, who has been away
with his family for two weeks visiting rela-
tives end friends is expected to occupy his
eW0 pulpit on Sebbath next the 10.1
Revd. Stevenson, of Molesworth, oocupied
the pulpit of Revd. R. Fairtairoe on last
Sabbath. His attractive and excellent dis-
course on that occasion was founded on the
words "70. Lord is my Shepherd, I shall
mot. want," etc. His manner of delivery was
such thin it attracted the rivetted attention
a all present.
Vterron.-Mrs Mammt Myers, of the
city of Bradford, state of Pennsylvania., and
formerly of the city a Tomato, Ont., is oa
a visiting tour to her mother, Mrs. Sproule
a West Wawanosh, other relatives and
friends in this and surrounding neighbor-
hood. Our popular undertaker, upholsterer
etc., Andrew Sprains is a brother of Mrs.
Myers ea also idattbew,of Went Wawanoth,
and John, of Goderich, besides die
has several sisters in this vicinity.
We are pleased to be able to mete sisal
Sim. Sproule, of West Wswenoeh, wbo 11
been for some time seriously ill, .ad
whose reoovery her friends have had gra ve
doubta, a slowly recovering. May the
venerable lady matinee thus to improve in
health. We are, we presume, credibly in-
foruied tbat the is art octogenarian.
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ABOUT MEN AND WOMEN.
Mrs. P. T. Barnum, widow of the late
Philters T. Barnum, is at the Thousand
Islands.
Mint Director Leech of Philadelphia is
maid to be the youngest man who has ever
bald his office.
Tbe Benedictine order in America has a
new Arch Abbott in the person of the Rey.
Leastleir Schnerr.
Prof. Max Muller, the famous phiklogiet
has published • very stroug attack ou the
anti-Semitic movemem.
8ir Lytle Playfair, jest elevated to the
rriarried in 1676 an Ainerioan lady,
:in it lit Rusnall of Boston
Tennyson ises bees staying ib London sod
astouishisig all lun triends by ha physical
vigor isod tbe buoyancy of hie mints.
Mai*.land cemetery
Public schools
Public works.
%Vateries strew
Reba
Fire Dept
Coup, 'chamber aad Mhos
et:pelisse . 10.00
Water works2.30
High school 500.00
sehirame flas 40 11220n.27
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Balance is Mad $1726.86
The sexton's report waa read rind filed.
No of ointments for 3 months ending
August 310. 1892.
June 0, July 3, August 9. of this number
9 were adults a.nd 3 children.
Communication from A. L. Aoderson in
reference to writing up Goderich with ac-
companyiog cute and inserting in The
Saturday Illustrated Mod.
Moved by councillor Niel:mho*, seconded
by Dunlop thin it be referred to • 000mmt•
tee composed of the tnayor and the two
reeves to reptrt at next meeting of conned.
Cerried.
Com m unicatim from J. S. Platt, ask ing fora
five years Mass ot the old drill shed and grounds
for the sum of forty dollars per year,includ-
ing water rate for ten horse power boiler to
be used 2 Or 3 days per week, and keep
building iu good repair. Moved by Nichol-
son, seconded by Naftel, that the reqmst
according to letter be granted, but a portico
of grounds to be reserved. Carried.
Aocounta referred to Flamm cm:ornate*.
amount a HOW% SIGNAL Of 153.00. Moved
by councillor Mersey, seed by councillor
Wilson that account be paid. Carried.
Moved by councillor Nicholson, seconded
by councillor Cantelon that Mr. Murney's
communication in reference to cutting of
weeds be referred to Public Works commit-
tee. Camed.
Rev. W. A. Young addressed the mooed
in reformat to the fencing of the Collegiate
grounds mad asked privilege a fencing in
sidewalks on north side of Brittania road
and Paton -et.
Moved by councillor Yates, seconded by
coutioillor Murray, that the Collegiate
Isstitate greet request he granted doing a
at their own responsibility.
Moved in sinieodinent by oouncillor Prid-
been, memeded by Reid that no &Mice be
taken. Amesdnient carried.
Mowed by Reeve, seconded by councillor
Nichoierso that the p.LIi.g of • sidewalk on
Waterloo -et he back to Public
Works Committee for consideration. Lost.
Moved by 1Reeve, servieded by councillor
Nichelsoe 10.1 10. erecting a • tome at
the searket,and gates for scales deo harem
maim repaired be referred to Market omermit-
tee with power to act, Carried.
Moved by Thoinrou, seconded by Wil-
son, thed the street in.ptor be instructed
to ham the book yords impeded armed
the Square. Carried.
The essecil Ursa Mimosa.
10.02
371.66
90�26
49.07
6.00
L90
Wimpy., AGMs
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Sinwelita
11 rou are the amides el neural
Ph, mid hand me • remedy that
will Mord relied, *0 .051 7.. le try Pel-
sse's Nerviliaa. Re 1.0047 is the market
he Mee any thiag like the same degree of
eatafaettos. les seam ea some yds a
ilaaly marvellous, mind es it is pot up 1. 26
win banks we meat exposes is involved 1.
Swag it • trial. Poknali Norville* is the
i_uou pisamat. powerful, end essiain pais
uulauly 1. 10. world. 6014 0; druse=1.641
di Indere is medidesii moss a
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WHAT ooDMUCH 111 la XI= CW.
Wedeeeday swireimi G. W. Themes mob
Tea SIGNAL sod his first werds were. "1
have • latter frees my brother Bowes
moat, N. D., ..410.r. is • referees. 50 700.
that might prove iaterestim to readers of
Tus fissem.." The foliewiset tress Major
Jas. Tbermems, lerswely 01 (1.404.0. is the
entreat to which Ise &tined "1.1 me
seemed esseethine that I Shish weedd help
the old bows amd would make her beam,
e04 that Is, that yea annex the United
Steam Clasmda. materien
emmerity weed bards se ease sad oostime
esti' you were a sonseetiter with Tommie.
Your heehaw 'email be filled with needs,
amd it would take more than two railways
to carry • die trifle that would seek
sn outlet year tows ; bet °ma-
dams ere set te Mee in -
Wrests as tare drat step ra. It is amid
the tatereses of your leadime pathless, as
they wmld tbs. lave be take • bask seas
and let abler sun take User Meese Seery
weed *0.4 1.. firamush remedies the
awes et Gime& la ewe* soil ma Mem
DUNGANNON.
Morns: Reeve bloomy haa corn growieg
tbet meneares over 12 feet in length.
Hayfield : A lodge of the order of bide-
pendest Foresters has beein organised
here.
Jonathan Moore has leased ha Morris
fann for Es years to Jas. Sholdioe, at $180
per manna.
Morris: Jan. Robb, jr.. sold 12 head of
young oat& recently to Wm. Jewitt that
averaged 1,430 pounds in weighL
Clinton : W. J. Patterson, R. A., of tbe
Clinton Collegiate bantute, has been ap-
pointed principal of the high school at Carle-
ton Naos.
Belgrave blowers John Taylor and Frank
Vanoorrnan pulled 44 acres of peaa on Mr.
Jobe Owen's farm on Settirday. nothing but
scythes being used.
Brussels: Some fakirs were very anxious
to do business here the day of the races but
Doc Warwick the Secretory, would not
give them an opportunity.
Grey: Cameron Bros., of Qiusbrook,
have started their flax mill. They have •
large acreage of choice flax this year and
will do a booming business.
Grey: Wm. Knight has accepted the
politica of mathematical master of the
Belleville Collegiate Institute at • good eat-
ery. He oommeoced work last. Monday.
Morris: James Nicholson, of the bound-
ary, aged about 50 years, has bean doager-
ousiy
111 with & etrAe of paralysis, caused,
It to mad,from • sun stroke removed nol bag
career.
It was while recanting home from Europe
In 1832 thet F:atma Willard wrote the fam-
ous ballad, "Rocked in the Cradle of the
deep." In mid-oosan • terrific BAO1III eat ut
arid the frail ship was timed about by tbe
waves. The passengers were all badly
frirbtened except Mies Willard, who seemed
to undergo the whole experumoe with a feel-
ing of gratitude. Soon after the storm had
abated the appeared in tbe main cabin and
read 10. 6*.. Teresa of the ballad. The
Due de Choiseul was among the passengers,
and he went into ecstasies shout the pee*.
He prevailed upon idies Willard to finish
it. She did so. whereupon the Duc set the
words to music, but the air is not the
familiar one known now. Emtna Willard
wrote many other poems, but none of them
ever became so popular as thts one.
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Blyth Willie Moser, who has been
speeding his holidays in Mitchell. had the
ainfortnoe to nave bis arm broken, one day
last wet k by falling off • load of oats. He
arrived home Monday.
Clinton : Mr. Macpberson,wholeeale fruit
merchant of Wiumpeg, a former rmideut of
Clinton, was iu town on besieges last week.
Besides looking aft er fruit he made a purchase
of mome horses in this vicinity.
Brussels Messr., Soott & Jones shipped
3 oars of cattle on Thursday. 35 head were
purchased from Samuel 1/icksou, of Sea -
forth. 20 two-year-old steers were weigh-
ed out of the number and waled 26,560
pounds, an average of 1,327. The price
was 44c lor the lot.
l.rand Bend: The work on the Gmnd
Bend cut is progressing favorably. A
dredge, which is to be constructed by John
McHugh, of Essex Centre, and which is to
wet about 114.000, 1. 10 be mad, when com-
pleted, at the cut.. It is said that the work
will be in full awing right away.
Blyth : On Sunday morning • large oon-
rogation of all denominations attended the
Ito -man Catholic church to witnem the rite
of confirmation administered to a aloes uf
seventeen candidates by Rishop O'Connor,
of Loodon. The choir from Clinton neader-
ed the musical portion of the servios excel-
lently.
Clinton : W. 11. Carling, of St, Paul,
Minn., is vatting his brother T. M. here.
W. B. resided hers twelve or thirteen years
ago, and the two brothers reeernble each
other lilke two plump peas. Mrs. Carling
mod child) s000mpanied W. B. as far as
Exeter. Tbe lady warn previously • Miss
Foeter,ot Seaforth,and one of the noted local
musicians some years ago.
Brussels : Saturday afternoon, Aug. 2710,
Robe Watson, a &psy., tallier ;from near
Guelph, Dan MoDoseld and Wm. M000ey,
were brought before Meteors. lid'irae, Shaw
and Kerr, J. Fs., in the council chiuuber,
for engaging in ri bis racket in tbe Revere
House on Friday ist. After hearing the
evidence a c•••1. Broadtoot, Kenzie
Seat J. C. Tuck end peewee mremted, tbe
magistrates imposed the following fines :-
Masco, SIM ;McDonald and Moosey, aft.
40 each with an shereative a 1640;. im
jitil is each case.
Morris: Os Thursday, Aug. 26, of hat
week John R. Millar, Bosom inspector, ar-
rived beim from hie five weeks trip to the
West,. He west as tar as Calgary and
Banff and speet • goodly portion of his time
ID the Prince Albert county. He says the
crops are light bat the wheat will be good
if sot canOt by the frost. Mr. Millar
visited the Manitoba Rxperinsental Farm
sod greatly mjcrved his okay tbere. He
esm in with Jno. K. Smith, of Branders,
formerly or linesels, who is doing well. Mr.
Smith drove here out 10 .05 Alex. Forsyth,
formerly of this township, who is serionely
ill with heart disease, we.," sorry to state -
'The opinice of Mr. Millar is that while the
West affords • large field for energetic youag
was, elder men who are cornfortelly set -
tied in Ontario should remain where they
are.
new Permerrerhs regimen' ter. Iteseers se
The algual„
Frees eser eau eamemendene.
Conanovrom. -By a printer's error lest
week the same of oat of the contemners, J.
Clay, was emitted ie the item Morris( to
Belfast embed
Rnrovouso Ontooautr. - We are
teii.uped to be able to steal that Mill 'Myth
wife rol W. J. Smyth, 04Dunresoa.) who
bees very for some time is gradually
imooming essavalsommt.
Messrs. W. Yareee aaell Geo. nada-eon
are rushing the appis beldam in *hie *sigh.
birdseed, j04glog by the liar number of
apple be,dust they are distributing
&1111001 the farmers. Hems= te them.
Hw•T. Annie Moldeali, fereverly
of ihimpaisest aad sew el Pe=
Michispes, wbo hen beta payieg se .1
55.4.4
t.0. ham Hugh MeMath and °tbsr
relatives sod femme asemisies kit here ea
Wedsesday 04 0.1 week for beam
Air UirwirsAmerms Yuma. -Jaek Fred
pas Is appanage tble .014110.0004 00
Thurelay sight el led week. Fortunately
be behaved himself sod dist so damage; It
le to bombard thali be will prolong kis eh
mese Use primer gess Ile MIMI
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Arreemes. -New thM the beeves& is
abed all mieured mad Tat wheat Is beim
sews ter seep el 1101, *5 00 being remind-
ed that AwAram. id* dleelloh.d.
Professor H. AL Lannimn of Norfolk,Nra..
has gom to Ithaca, N. ., to take °bergs of
the athletic dimmunent a Careen Ualiter-
sity.
Albert Lewis, tbe lumber millionaire of
Wilkeebarre, Pa-, will marry Mies
Westeadart, • MAO, of Carl Sahara, in Lott -
doe *a September 7.
Mrs. J. R. Burton, wife of the Rei Aileen
emididate for Congress hi the Fifth district
of Kamm, Is • Democrat, 0.1 .0. is stump-
iag the district for and wita her
husband.
in the ler Forum *stilled "A China -
Ye Kam Yen, the writer of an article
man ow Our Treatment of Chime," was edu-
cated in Aim country sad is sow an lipisoogal
minister in Shamemi.
mop Freer* actor Got, whose name is
"," is expected to retire in
1794471eullestiGo
the completion 04 0*. fiftieth year
with the Theatre Pram:ale. Ile will not
ask for a benefit, ea be has saved up about
$1,000,000.
Captain Marla, King, auditor of many
military mends, R. H. Bavage. who wrote
"U) Official Wife." sad PrJs.c Arthur 8.
Reidy, writer of "But Yet • Weems" and
caber beeks,were all masts together so West
Pains ia 1866.
OBITUARY.
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1(LOKUNI'M ROIMIII011.-0. Friday last the
remains of Florence Robinsos were interred
in Maitland cemetery. Detseased was the
eldest daughter of our townsman, Capt._
Wm. Robinson, and was in her nineteenth
yeehr. She had been a close student and
had thereby impaired her death. Tbat she
had been • general favorite with her class-
mates wee exemplified by the numerous
floral tams laid on her bier. Her permits
aad other relatives ham the sympathy of
the community in their irreparable Ices.
A. B. HICNDItlni•/S. The death of the
late A. B, Henderson, of Sarnia; which
took plaos at the residence of his brother-
in-aw, J. Stokes, last wick, although not
unexpected. came with a shock to the ma-
jority of thoee who knew decemed. For
years during his residence in Goderich he
had beim • prominent member in choral
sircles, and his magnificent vocal powers
and genial manner made him • favorite
with the entire community. Some time
sinoe whIle residing at Sarnia he began to
fail in health, and be parsed sway oa
Thursday last. The tuneral Saturday last
was attended by the 1.0.F. of this town, of
which deceased had been • member.
Mite ANNA:AM-Another pioneer of Hu-
ron county, passed away on the 2610 a
August, at his bite residence lot 8, coo. 9,
Colborne, in the perms of Adam Annand.
Som. silty ya.us ago, be, with his brother
Jahn, both in tbe Summer of life, mune
from Banffshire, SJonand, 'tad took up
land in Colborne, then in the heart of
the wilderness, to make • home for
their parents. The father ot deceased was
the laW Capt. Ansand who was the
first to sleep the long sleep in what
is now known as Maitland cemetery.
In the troublous time of '37-8 deceased,
went to the front in tbe late Capt. Hynd-
man's company. He was • progreisive for -
trim, and was the first to introduce Durham
stock into the township. Of late years he
bad withdrawn frcm public view and devot-
ed himself to a quiet seclusion oti his farm.
Since New Years he had struggled against
severe illness, but linelly succumbed, in his
81s4 year, and like the ripened grain he fell
before the grim "reaper whose name is
Death." The funeral on Sunday. Aug. 29,
was largely attended, the pall -bearers be-
ing H. Chisholm. I). Sterling, John Buch-
anan, Alex. Young, sr., John Morris and
Chia Girvin, sr., --the last three named are
among the few that are loft of those who
oast in their lot with this sectios sixty
years ago. The funeral servioss were con-
ducted by Rev. J. A. Amderson, R. A.
Illeallely ream Air Owe rad CASs.
The "85.14404" Seim Os., Termite, afar
the fellowieg prime every useetli till further
seties, to boys wad gide ender 10, residues
is tise Provisos el iSmarie, wise seed the
greatest .m0. 01 •• Sealght "
Lm, .10* St& 11rd. 113
te Mak • beedeense book ; sod a pretty
platens te theme whit seed set hem Mae 12
wrappers. Seed wrappers " Siseligat "
Seep 041105. 43 llested. Tartrate, sot later
*0.. 0.0of ORM asMtb, sod marked
'• Osametitiess* i dee Ohre full mama, .4
deem age, mod somber el Wie-
ner's MOMS 1,111 be Miami is tweets
Mel em Snit bomb ma. ly
OM Mem sad Wier aletievertea.
The drive well, cm• .4 10. simplest of
Teatime, bee yielded the inventor $ 2,000.
000 in royalties.
An engineer has recently devised aa
trios] mach in. lirr which weeds and &mot-
ions greases may be &strove&
A Roams soisatist, Dr. Formeari. *Wien
to bans demonetratod tbat tobacco smoke
Idle *early all kinds of germs.
Galileo's first telesoops wan mavle out of a
noemont lead pipe, into tie sods of which
were glued ordisary epectscie gloms.
Bricks made a piaster of pare and cork
are sow: owed in die construction of powder
Mills In case a eir=atm .light
tbay slight
resistance and am to moms.
An Ohio investor haa patented • collar is
in which the ead button holes are placed in
tabs 04 thinser material, thereby avoiding
the trouble of butteeise a stiff band.
There is a °handl in the town of Tlerges,
Norway, that is built entirely of paper. It
can seat 1,000 persons in comfort, sad has
bees rendered water proof by a moieties at
quietness., curdled milk and white of mew
n. soldering of aluminum. whim& ha
king been a difficult problem, hem 1100
reoestly solved. By 'winkling tbe serfage
50 0. soldered with talon& of elver, amid
melting down, the soldering is sleeted
simply arid matidamerily.
PERTINENT AND PfCULlAR.
Two lair dames el lisontierg achieved
choleraic sobriety on no more than • trig -
fag Madison el • peek of plume and • gal
los of beer. It is eerier, indeed, for emus
pestle to die *has to diet.
The is ass newest sometime of Chimers; it
is set found in Oilmen newspapers. A swell -
harms Chicago bookseller reseived from •
gestainnas is 14oino an order for Arotode•-
am Ferrar's "Seekers After God." Bat the
Reese* ewe remind from the wig' hooves
Chicago bookseller oily • slip thee
indorsed " No Seekers After God in
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1 .1 10. strange thins in Paris ie •
slab aompomed entirely of deaf med dere&
101111. Tbe eserniew, too, eas neither hear
rimeak. When they are misted they are
by memos of • little sherries' &mar-
chers invested by • member el the Ash,
which gives them a dig\ t shook. 70.01.0.
is eme el die Mort steeds sear the
idessepromme midway seatime The Pres-
LIEEBURPL
Press ger eves semerreemueL
Mies Maisie T. Hillier, el Godmink, wiph
Mine Carrie Rye, formerly el vidk.
ed relatives bare this sweet.
nem Culvert, of Sliepprardtes. 1. ..1 thle
mama ihreskiher, bevies purehmed a NA
eaglets.
A. J. Seem IL A., el triftlISU
helium staff wee sa able mai ha.
The temmemeee sides= en
struseive ewe There was • geed maims&
Mr. Moore will be heartily mimed le
Limbers hall ea arty Wore eesseks.
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