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OODF.IUCH. THURSDAY. =PT. S. tint.
I)uR1Nt. THE PANT %ERR A NURSE* Or
subscribers and others to whom accounts
were sent .n.1 some who o•me in without
notification -called at Tut 8t..N AL counting
room and placed themselves •• square on the
ledger." To these we extend our thanks.
There are still a number from whom we de-
sire to hear, and during the nett few weeks
we will be pleased to have all who are still
in arrears call and settle up. The press is
like the pulpit -it requires faith, hope and
greenbacks to ran it successfully.
THE RI -NO. THAT Ho*. JOHN HAIR:ART
would likely be the next Premier of the
Dominion has not been received with favor
by the W. C. T. l?. of Canada.
Sows or THE Naw Yolks NEWNrerIRs
are scaring their readers almost out of their
wits by writing up cholera pages, and then
print circulars from the board of health
officers which state that fear is the great
propagator of the di
HAS ANYhoDY HZARD ANYTHIN.. 11108
the Rev. Roaring Knelt, of Belfast, since
(;t.A1...ToNE got on to the Imperial Treasury
benches • He.. the reverend disloyalisf left
the limits of ['later, or did the result of the
election .pike his little gun!
AN AIME 'MIA T1 SIR OLIvtR Mow.lT'v
Niagara address has been published in the
Simcoe Reformer by F. P. Bouteiller, of
Belle River, ex -warden of Mise: county. No
one can read it without coaling to the con-
clusion that for once Ontario'. Premier is
arrayed on the wrung side of the question.
Tit* WHIRLIMM Or TINE IRJNI:e 1T•.
revenge. A few short years ago A. H. N.
Jenkins was the Tory editor par excellence
in Western Ontario, and whooped it up for
the old gag with a loud and lusty whoop.
He is still whooping for the old Bag, but the
old flag now is the Stars and Stripes and
D ot the Union Jack, and the place as Grand
Rapids, Mich. Of such is the grand army
of loyalty shouter.
A .'°KRlsse iridin. ',YAWN T1 kNow 581
the local bakers keep up the prim whim
wheat is haw just the rme as when it is
high! THr. SIU'A1. cannot answer the
query, but will be pleased to hear from any
of the bakers on the subject. If there is
another ride to the question we will he
happy to present it And we might say
bore that gond temper nn the part of con-
troversialists would help the doemeso.
mat gristly.
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TNR t.*AniNO CNIARETrx LIRNO cos (rr
serenely is the parson of Jo. Gibbs, • cigar -
maker, of Patterson, N. J. A friend told
him that a mine in Condos had inked
eighty -ms ctipurettee in eleven hour*, lid
(;ihbe undertook to break the record. He
began smoking at 10 a in. Sunday .ad at
none hal smoked fifty-five, his record for
the Bret hour being thirty -me. After din-
ner he removed ed smoking and by 4 p.m. had
finished hie hundredth *garotte, the last
oma bei.g apparently as sae* relished by
kiss as the fins. He Qill
As Mtn tri A '1'rt.oteeti stew tor Aria
the other day referred to the ompobi.r of
the geeds for the Fall trate by • well
known iCimg-ml dim, mid staled that the
goads W bees Rp•si.11y imparted hem
Ragl.ed mad • duty .f 1189.000 had hem
pael epos them as the meter Mum We
maid like be sek The Ibmik e, who pski
tbe duty --the Canaan .tmng nr tr the
:..•tire -4,..N:
ittglieb p reduteert II the (Lathis paid
1146,00) 1s le sr. Isjlwtl jus le that
sato•e by the tarifa t A.4 Y en the .Mee
hand, the Bogle* reamer 1••Mi the ►11
Mil 1t • IJtele bard ea the fah obese the
" dear old Mew* Lad," ..t w • Old
Flag " ..d • het of esker .146 1.M4 a
N at tee feel editor d The aspire d.WgOU
to furnish le W readers dally
TrINT NOW MINtAM Na NWA r.
16 M really nmrteing to see the sobblhde
kw Sir Ouvsa Mow.T whoa is sew beteg
st•slfested by • eerie* sidles Of the Tory
press. They are pattlag Ida es the beak,
and ,truagly endorsing .11 the eaperioyai
utterances which he has of lar gives vent
to in lettere for publication sod from the
pagoda& in
Tres SIuxAL rejoices to see these evldes-
ose of goodwill and loyal affection which**
Bow extended to the Liberal leader in Ont-
ario,
otBrio, and hopes the comfort and support
n ow tendered Sir Ounce by his erstwhile
opponents will continue. But we are fear -
fol tbet the approbation of the Tory jour-
nals and the Tory heelers of the HcuNxs
stripe will not stand the test of an eleotioa
campaign or another Equal Rights agitation.
It Me been said, beware of the *,reeks
when they tome bearing gifts, and we alight
modernise the Boot -keen in the present *-
stoner by telling Sir Ot.ivae to beware of
the hp -loyalists when they proffer him adula-
tion tit the pr. seat time. Soft words but-
ter no parsnips, and patting the Premier oa
the back during an off you is no iodicatioa
that the gang will not attempt to bade him
on the first opportunity when polling day
domes around.
The men who .re talking pretty nothings
W the l'remier of ln'.rio today, and who
aro ming every effort to make him break
with old and tried friends, are the same who
endeavored to oompna his rum at every el-
ection since 1872, and the Tory newspapers
that bolster up his unconstitutional dismis-
sal of Mr. Hymns are the same which nude
bitter onslaught upon the Mowxr adminis-
tration when Mr. Mvc s and many of those
who believe with him stood in the gap in
defence of the Liberal Prowler.
History repeats itself, and presently an-
other pros inial election will be on in On-
tario. lot the veteran premier look around
him and take corni:- Looe of things as they
stand. He will find his Tory backers of to-
day arrayed against him tomorrow, and it
will be wet! when the day of trial -Wes if
he can rely upon his friends the 014
guard.
J.... 1, Hr.:Hg,d, it is stated, held an um-
brella over Sir OLiven when he delivered
his now celebrated Niagara loyalist utter-
ance,
tterance, but it is a question whether the same
Mr. H.'.,Hrd would be willing to shield him
from the storm in the event of • Provincial
election. There is an old Scotch proverb
that bays, serer throw water that's dirty
away till you're sure you can get some
that's clean ; end it would be will for Sir
OLIvKR not to out off old friends indscrim-
inately until he is Imre he can trust his new-
found political allies.
THE 8EW.PArEa sit LEAN,.
A clergyman, down by the so -Ming sea,
has been riving his hearers some wholesome
advice concerning • certain class of news-
papers. He has been sizing up that class
which deli.hts to leave the legitimate arena
of news and moment, and which prefers to
present to its readers the result of researches
in the g•rb•ge heap.
To this class it matters not that the dirty
gossip of the locality is unfit for publication,
If true, or that it Is entirely false. A por-
tion of its readers crave for the filthy pabu-
lum, and the craving must be satisfied,
even though the reputable readers may turn
from the printed pages wi!h loathing.
From the manner in which the Halifax
preacher deals with the question we are in -
shoed to believe that the newspaper bu*rard
1s not confined to Ontario, although tbere
hare been of late a superabundance of the
species in this province. The following
from the sermon will prove of iutere•t to
many- in this pectic° :
ide careful bow you sew such hateful smile
be careful : Let us learn to speak good of
one another, rather than evil. About the
evil let us keep decently dumb. Why
should we be eternally miring emch others
dirty linen! And this should remind us of
• very great wrong that we do in permitting
the newspapers to be what they .re. The
papers are just what we, the masses, make
them, and what are they ! They are much
dirtier than they ought to be. If anything
ugly comes up, if there be any dirty *candid
afloat, the newspapers are after it immediate-
ly ; and when thea g+t it they give it the
most conspicuous plass is thetr columns
You don't have to march through the news-
paper for such items ; they are 'lade to
stand nut in bold, striking head lines, so
that the eye .ball catch them first of all.
And the people are to blame for it The
newspaper folks give the people just vetch .
paper as they, the people, want
We seed • more elevated seutimeat, a
purer. nobler ideal : and thea we shall have
a cleaner and more elevated press. And
why should oar newspapers be made the
receptacle and vehicle of so much garbage
and rot • instea! of pmrading each things
before the public gaze, why not .drive to
forget them se soon as poesibim! Let our
newspapers .0d our conversation deal with
whatever is edifying, with whomever is ele-
vating, with whatever is true, beautiful add
rood. What . grand thing it would be for
the world if all of ue bed the spirit of the
old Meitner who used to live down in Bel-
fast, Maine. The old men, when '.Ikdl to
officiate .t a lnneral, always managed to
say **nothing gond of the dead. Invariably
be cad something gond. Om da he was
steed to sted the homedday
• men
whose life had been anything but an ideal
Ore. He was as near worthless se one
could well he. For years and years he had
hang &round the fire department, amt in-
varishly drove the mem or can M the hose
.arta, for the sake n( the whiskey that they
used to rive hin.. There was not • fire,
little or big. taw • whole genstuine het
what .Id Jerry was present, working like •
Well, there was • m at
ty .red
at ms's tumoral, draws terehme Out red
diner cariosity to see what the old minister
we.M make out of kis ease. So, after the
readier sad prayer, the old nous
'Prbackdm
k ►r eery leeks tad said
brethren, n, oar old fried has paid the last
d.be et amens. aied the Flame dm know
hire nem .hall haseefereh k.ow him se
mesa He bed life faiBy., bemuse te ser i.
Mems : but we awed ems salsa admit list
he woe • .Igbty ha.4y w at • tars."
as Ts M tbue &sear• tike M
w .e.MN.s p•4 el W kind 1
1.1 Srwff TNe stall.
Ise Me past twelve es leurM0 err fes
east tW has ►.. psi List by lb,
(l.aadae Gemeassor h.. preyed .1 swiil
to stop the ramie. mantas el raw mea
did women lima Canada ed to tetra Mem
is the last of Moir birth. A. sttoag W
bees the meve.est tress Ousa4• of Os mar
wdeoerake population that the people el
the SI Ata have biomes alarmed at the M-
eow of Comedians and •e siert u i -J be
made to pat om • coarse of v.xatbas i. -
vacua' that may have • t.adeucy r re-
tard the exodus free Canada to some (.-
teat. Speaking on this question the (at-
e•ge News -Record says :
18YL1J1 or CANADIAN*.
There are charas" that Premier Abbott of
l'aaad• may secure the oo-operation of the
American authorities to keeping Candiaas
from emigrating to this country. It ham
long been • source of worry to °mediae
ofci•ls that the young min of Caused• were
leaving for the United States. It seems diet
the authorities on this side areas *axiom to
Mop this influx of (Amadeus as are the Casa
dian authorities to atop the exodus. The
immIgratliooq laws have now soured an in-
spection sylmsi which guards the porta of
entry along the Atlantic and Pacific, but no
such system has as yet been established
along the Camden border.
The immigration authorities here are anx-
ious to extend the inspection of the Canadian
borders,•ad they wait only for Premier Abort
and Secretary of State Foster to get to-
gether on mine plan which will be mutually
accept able. 1mmirrauon Commissioner
Owen rid today that, oolwithet•ndiag the
tirorom immigration laws, there were 70,
000 Canadians coming •cross the border
every yesr without any Inspection. Aside
from this large influx there is another 15000
of F.uropesn immigrants who come into the
United States by way of Canada without
any inspection. If. therefore, Premier
Ahbott is really anxious to stop the exodus
of young Canadian, he eon s:eare official
•.ista.ea iR WshiaRba
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
A rert+erus..
To the Editor Of THE StuNAL
SiR.--1Vi11 you kindly allow me apace in
your paper to correct the insinuations and
statements being made regan ing myself
and my head clerk in regard to advertise-
ment for doctor. calling for • liberal and
Methodist, which appeared id the (:lobe
and Mail in July of the year.
The mid adv( was not written by myself
or my clerk, as charged. neither was it in-
serted with my knowledge or comsat or
even seen by me.
.1. Carey, shoemaker, of this town, insert-
ed the said advertisement solely to further
his own interests, and to dispose of his
property. The replies to said advt. were
answered by his own sou.
We have spired no puns to trace this to
its source, and are only sorry to have to
add this, which re hope is the last of its
kind, to the brilliant record of its origu•-
tor. We are capable of managing our own
business, and will do so, re we have dose in
the past, on straightforward, honest princi-
ples. Respectfully yours,
Gm. A. Flue-
Endlersas Oertie.Meneols.
To tt a Editor M THt 81oxgL
Sot "A House -wife" speaks the trnth
in last week's iaue,when she states the
bakers are wringing out of the pockets of
the poor hard working toilers of (.odench,
Shylock like, the hard earnintm to support
a lot of extortioners who are not deserving
of support by an intelligent public. With
flour cheaper then it has been for years, and
the price of bread only 10 cents per loaf mod
low a. 8 cents in some places -sod good
solid weight at that. ---the local bakers truest
extort two cents more from the people then
they are honestly entitled to. Now diet
the 000l season is coating on i would advise
every woman who Las her family intermits
at heats to bake her own bread. Try it.
Flour is cheap and there is an ime.eose
avis in the cash account at the end of .he
month, a penny saved is a penny made.
Thanamg you for valnmble space.
Yours truly,
A NOrHER Ho¢sgwvs.
A Cel Idea.
To th" Editor of Tne BIONAL.
Ste, - I am pleased to see that all the
sqquaring up' of the streets is not beteg
confined U West -St and the Sgeare, bot
that our local Minister of Public Works has
had his men on our street, and has made
• very nix piece of work in front of the
premises of our worthy reeve. When the
work is completed to Britannia road on the
one side and to M.cdermot's bane on the
other there will be no better residential
street in town than WArgfuxo Sanger.
Oar Mertes.
Here's • hand to the boy who has courage
To do what he knows to be right ;
W heo he falls in the way of temptation
He has • hard battle to fight.
Who drives &greet self and hu comrades,
Will find a most powerful foe ;
All boa* to him it he conquers,
A cheer tor the boy who say's "No !"
There's ran • battle fought daily
The world knows nothing about ;
There's many • brave little soldier
Where strength puts • legion to route.
And he who fights sic single-handed
Is more of • hero, 1 say,
Than he who leads soldiers to battle,
And oosgeere by arms in the fray.
Be steadfast, my boy, when you're tempted,
To do what you know to he right
Stand firm by the oolors of manhood,
And on will o'ercosse in the fight.
" The t" be your battle cry ever
is the warfare of life ;
And G he ktows who are the heroes,
Will give you the strength for the strife
Rho', R. Rexford.
A gold brick worth 1230,000 will be ex-
hibited at the World'. Fair by Meatass.
Fac -similes of thirty -sevum of the moat
promineat of the Ahem idol. in the museum
is the City of Mexico have losss prepared
for the World's fair at Chicago.
Sents will he provided at the WdWM's
Fair d .Ikaiory *commies in (Mob'? for
1.500 s.w.paper ocrrs.prdmeu, it h•vimg
h.m estimated that abeut that number Brill
be proems
withA company has lima isearpreater!
•100.000 rspiitat sees& fee ne
westing sear the World's Fair • •75,000
deb house. whisk shall he msiatained der
fag the Fair as headquarters Imr wheeling.
front all of the world.
building wilille10•c.lw• • asst Thereafter home
for the
eO iotm m ef Asses am Wheelbase.
NsiMs.•l As by mmben el the
w =web lest h. " w Ue..il m/
TEM DOMINION IN BRIEF
The hip ser In Nark. moat, 1• town
listg eat
Ord ethane* te j'I • Sea has week r
I.e.d•a. Ons -
Ia.4esli W rain Ma hats dried M N
. Ble es the d.Usr.
Owterfets AO and 6• .est pisses .m. 1•
e ieedaren se Litigates
The Mortbweon Aesmmtly has beim pro
memo' *erg to the deadlock.
()madam *tech breeders unrated sf .•y
prises at the Detroit .:penin..
Th. Parkhill Town Hell cad earket
building, I.I. totally e.eirey.d by Kra
A. X Uttar, Tomato, was .leered po-
sitions of the t .o.oi*ns Eugusars' Amara -
The (:.•error-l:.merel Ihmepssse to
able w visit the waving l.d.etriel Ex-
h ibition
i
hibition
Mr. Laner's address before the Young
Liberals of boatreal will be dekv cs4 on
Graeber 5,
W. J. Patterson, las. A., of Chutes, has
been *Notated principal of Cariet* Place
high school
The ltonoinioo Government has purchased
the Toronto disinfecting •pparstm for or
at Grosse l.ls.
M. L Tutohe, professor of agriculture in
the Imperial College of Japan, s in Mont-
real on a visit.
Collin McI)oa.ld, the burglar was fes•
tamed at Belleville Saturday to ten years
in penitentiary.
Nearly 31,000 immigraata have settled in
the lasedi•o Northwest this year, against
16,000 last year.
Wm. McClement, M.A., of Ingersoll. hoe
been appointed Deimos neater of London
Collegiate Institute.
Kir Edwin Arnold, •.00.pw►ed by a
Japanese ladynamed Mrs. Aerogram, has
just vested innipeg.
Mr. T. G. Shaughnessy, vice-president of
the C.P. R., has become • share holder in
the Montreal Street Railway.
The Peruvian, which arrived in Glasgow
on Monday from Montreal, lost 33 out of
her total ekipolest of 450 tattle.
The 23th anniversary of Viesr-(:.darn!
1:authier's elevation to the pprriesthood was
celebrated at Brockville W.dneed•y.
The by-law granting • bonus of 1275,000
to the Toronto, H•miltm and Buffalo Rad -
way Company was carried in Hamilton.
It is rumored in political circles to Mont-
real that Sir John Abbott is 000templesing
an early retirement from the Premiership.
Hanlau won the rowing match at Tren-
ton from ('ba. Stephenson. The race was
two miles with a tarn, and Harlan won by
. length.
English Conservatives and Liberals onsite
in urging the Government to prohibit immi-
gration .luring the prevalence of cholera on
the ( lint went.
Mr. VanHorne, who is in Loudon, will
tike some steps to establish • Inst Atlantic
service In c..nnection with the ((mature
Pacific Railway.
The life of Hon. Alexander Mackenzie,
written by Mr. Win. Buckingham, Strat-
ford, and Hon. G. W. Ross, will be out in
• oouple of weeks
Thelma 1). Cheney, formerly of Kingston
Military College, who is under arrest at
Watertown, N. Y., for forgery, attempted
to commit suicide Thursday.
Alderman Thomas Gilroy, of Winnipeg,
was married in Sin.*oe io Mies Beatrios
Groff, daughter of the late Mr. Henry (:roil,
county treasurer of Norfolk.
Th. C. P. R. Land i)epartment sold 24,-
400 acres of land last month. During the
pan eight mouths the cooup{iaanny hes sold
farms to the extent of •1,1133,0100.
O. K. Fraser of Brockville was elected
l president of the C. M.B.A. t :rand
Council at Hamilton. The meeting next
year will be held in St. John. N.B.
A meeting of the Cabinet was held at
Ottawa Saturday-. The danger of cholera
entering ('anal said the retaliatory canal
tolls were the chief subjects discussed.
The Methodist clergymen of Kingston
district have approved of I)r. Douglas'
scheme to raise 125,000 for the better
equipment of the Wesley -as Theological
Coege.
Ailmeeting of the Western Ontario Dairy.
menj. Association was held at Guelph, and
it was decided! to hold the aext annual con-
vention .t Loath* 111 the second weak in
January.
An inane woman confined in the Asylum
for Idiots at ()Tillie jumped from • third
storey window in the building, and received
injuries from which she died twelve hours
afterward,.
The (;rand Council of the Canadian branch
of the Cetbolio Natural Benevolent Arsocia-
tios, in session at Hamilton, decided in favor
of separation from the Supreme Council of
the United Slates.
A statement of the export of live dock
from Montreal so far this seams show, that
there have been shipped 74,190 head, as
compared with 84,901 for the corresponding
period of last year.
Major Shrapnel!, of Orillia, while walk-
ing on the Midland Railway track near that
town. was struck by • freight train and
thrown into • ditch. He miraculously es-
caped with a few braises.
in the little French -Oradea village of
St. Cuthbert ten French-Canadian couple
observed their golden weddings. The area
age age of the rnen is 77 years, of the women
73. and their prrgencv *the fourth gener•-
tioo number Mil
Contracts have been let by J. T. Hunt
and S. O. Fisher, of Saginaw, to Canadian
parties to cut and put 50,000,000 feet °flogs
into the Wahn•pitae river, Georgian Ivy,
on the tracts of timber reoestly purchased
of the McArthurs.
The rommosion appointed by the I)o-
niniow Govaaeemt to enquire as to the
advisability of t epeaisg of the Thoasa.d
Islands for the beaks of the ladies" regiom
mend the sake of moue of them. and the im-
provement Cairdias charnel to the
88t. rrTraack • Ia unamm.gg will be eoted . • few
weeks oe the Atlantic sad North-Western
railway, the new route of the Canadian
Pacific railway to the (lenges gay. It o
expeccid that plummier trains will he run
ning over the rid bowsaw Redrew rad
Rgansville by the new year.
Mi., Shepherd, Albany,"
fell fns, • veetibu deeper ou the C. Rl
near Ion•, Ont. , dim Tuesday might while the
traiS was reumiag at • very rapid Tato, .md
lay six hours before being disoevered. The
yours Aroma was notsaissed until theteeia
reached (ideate at a milordhospital i. Si Themes and .hs
retar.tag oassutimmeaera tip. e(
During • terrible gale o. Wedoesd•y
sight the uohon.er Nett Woodward, while
trydng to make tio.tiampteao harbor, wail
ei tensed
ver Oil
her home heavy e amt • • N. The Mdrifted away
from the wroth as • hark, arid was drown-
ed, while the tea of the sew sk•inbssod o.
the "trimmest,
. , mad
were rammed is the
sionmiag,namied Mahon, whohad
d • sailor
ams ditd iriiM t*m
sight Irma mum&
NXINi Ula THE WORLD.
Choke* Oae apposed se Dewar. alt iera
`E'M sok& ..Metxtk .i able. in
1. Ilitiamo se Wd.J people hair. abwdy me.
.s
Nom; Zaire tr.ttd . els l 2.001 at
t.depes4ea.y l.wa
A s► .t yiplas tee Daytime, Olde,
was mels tart week at Galt.
Tama Mer has killed 900 aside u toad
.duties ed (Lassa. this www.
Ai Aberdeen, South Dakota, the mem-miry
1013 w $U degrees es Monday night,
Thee w aow u the hospital* 3,506
canes U( marled firer ia Lentos, Rag.
A poi tis• .d Purtagale w4v e. aro w
M ..W w awe* the tartar w w
the extert
dshta.
(:re•1 distress prevails asreg the 60..
(*1U idle employees of tis plate factories l;I
Wald..
Harry Auer, • potter at Lmatooei., Gino,
clubbed his wren mouth"' old baby te
death.
The health authorities .t New York ars
taking swat elaborate measures to tight
cholera.
An explosion in a Bel, cal n..ne, ea.
toadied 40 miner . Tea &dies have already
beim recovered.
Margaret Campbell was killed in Now
York Wednesday night during a quarrel
with her husband
The uswspapere of Hamburg describe the
sanitary machinery of the city as in a ter-
ribly
erridey disordered star.
The Camden Pacific Railway SS. Em-
press of China left Yokohama on Monday
aft rnoos for Vancouver.
John W. Hopkins died at South Bend,
Ind., on Wednesday at the age of 104 years.
He fought in the war of 1813.
George Williau. Curtis, late editor of
Harper s Weekly and ooze prominent in
United States politics, is dead.
Many person. were killed by Itigghtnies in
Henderson Cont*,u141,Wednesday. ('rap
were almost ruined by the Korn.
Three me* of registered lettere •stand
.t £1,000.000 have been stolen from die
railways between Paris and Loos
For the tint time since the great strike
every department in the Homestead milt,
Pittsburg, were running se.t.rday.
The urry railway employee of Indian.
apolis tbreiE.0 to'strike because of the do
charge of couducton without a trial
The steamer Western Reserve went to
poser
off Au Sable Bunke, Mich., on Tnea
day night, end 26 peewee were drowsed.
Mr. Gladstone su.ta - .d no phj Ucal u -
jury from his sneount. t r .th th. heifer
on the grounds of Havarti,. a on Wedn.es
day.
*chooser City of Toledo has I.e.a
wrecked on lake Michigan. Capt. Mc -
Millar, his daughter, and six sailors were
drowsed.
President Harrison hes appointed a tetchier
21st as a national holiday in ceninaweratios
of the 400th eoaiverssry of the discovery of
Arteries.
As exon as investigation u .posed next
spring work will be commenced oa the 2.0-
toot
utoot canals, to connect tikes Erie, Huron
and Superior.
Reports of the devastation of the cotter
crops by boll worms are coming from all
part. of Texas. The damage is estimated
at 40 per taut.
The Eagli.b Home Secretary-, will me-
nder the question of the release of the Irish
prisoners who were 'entered for co.nectioe
with dynamite plots.
A meteoric stow fell oar Livingston
manor, Ssmllivan County, N.Y., • few even-
iop ago. It struck and shett red a rock
about twelve feet egoma.
The Transcontinental Association has de-
cided that, under the uterstate commerce
law and association rules, railroads moor
carry free exhibit& to the World's Fair.
Of the 30 cans of cholera which have
occurred( throughout Great Britain during
the past tea days nose resulted inthedisses.
spreading further than the first sictints.
.Princess Christian, who is president of
the Royal British ,Norm' Association. tip.
peals to Eagl1°t nurses to enrol themselves
in the association for special cholera service,
The quarryman of the Flint Granite Com.
pany's works at Monson. Nam, who have
been on strike amend noonths, have acktsow-
lodged themselves beaten and gone back to
work.
.4 car containing migrants was stopped
at Sarni• on Friday, the [halted States
officials refusing it eOtr•moe to their
country owing to severe' cases of echoer on
board.
Sir Charles Tupper, started oat sous
time ago to attend the Railway Congress in
St. Petersburg, hut got no further than
Berlin, fearing quarantine on amount of the
cholera.
The President of the United States has
mood a circular which practically pro-
hibits the shipping of immigrants to the
States from Europe or Asia until cholera
has &bated.
It is claimed that the new cholera treat-
ment recommended by Professors North-
nagel and Kehler, of Vicuna, coexisting of
injunctions of warn alt water, is wonder-
fully efficacious.
A frightful disease called the black 115.11-
)o. hu appeared in parts of Hungary.
The plague is thought to be skim to the
mysterious milady which s000mpanied the
cholera in Persia.
The utesarbip Moravia, from Hamburg,
which arrived *Nee York oa Tuesday,
had 32 deaths on the 20 of which
were of children. The skip surgeons my
the disease was cholerine.
At the conclusion of the preliminary ex-
amination in the Norden murder taw •t
Fall River, Meta., Lizzie Borden was re-
manded to the county gaol at Taunton foe
trial at the November term.
There is no new featured the Europe•n
cholera outbreak to record. Hamburg con-
tinues to be the most dangerous ground) of
the disease, from whit* it is &pia.ding. So
far the Vatted Staten aad Canada have
moped'
H. B. Mda.lL.d, who hen ham teach-
ing school u Texas for $40 • month, is
mol to have become heir to the title acrd
est.stas of his user, the lar Lord Williams
Moore, of Eagla.d. The proparty is worth
•2,000,0011
Jobs Howard mod Ida wife, who oestr tit.
e d to walk fres. Seattle, Wails, to Chico-
go
hios.go butwees March 5 mid September 10 Inc.
$5,000 puree, silty
iS days ahead of Th
Nam aheadrel •
anived
n
dilapidated onditlaa. .y
Cardinal (libber hen awed a Ismer a4
Baltiewe, recounting the bk..i s. to nam
kind regalia/kg from the dWeovery of
America by (ltrfamb.y and ordarfag special
e srviess in all the chndeh.s et his mah-
aranis as ewday, (►debet it
tinAmor/
l► Os whMee
isk tnivd s4N6* York r
was ebnlem Me s and t M:
esa4ay
i. New York hew
try three deaths mewed ea the Hamar
.y lir es the ]fair aid tore ea the
letsberse iTMa elationw• •nM.bf1 s1
DUNLOP
Its. ~ewe oa,.... adeno.
Wm
Sear D. (Nmensitig sad a.n y
u'r•lrM
ek
Or $...air, Mks ( .... spent
sed ileal y with bar parlor are
sail
Salm day Gem O0Mss .1 8_.66.6
41o.. to (*demob Irma the Ramhaage qi.t.
hoc, • dleta.ee el leo. .Bey in to
misuses' time, with see of kis sorrel urine.
This earldom w .peed of the ream pow.,
el w m rad ler a Ammer ia travel say
bow.
Actwdlag to the seams the Methodist
Rpor pnl Muret had 2,929,681 oommasi.
cert. 1u 189), as against 1.707,000 in 188
Sinus 1$M Mimes wum,se have taken oat
684 mutate for inventions and devices of sae
kind .ad another. The Mame World's stair
board will exhibit copies lid all el there
pot eta, and models el all of the inmate..
that ora be obtained.
sat Weir ow err
baa sh• e lien .M sans e. silee
sOOTHIPO CLEAN:MAO.
Ft [Alava.
b.rwt Fowl. Perasasol
Can, F ,iur• Imodeigkia
ahoy iroortiorl Armors an orimery
Uri-
==r1
.y.. *501 ewe ' 4.6.10. .t
ate/.wadie •.4....' 4.r..ies *OA
eq Li tea .r .r -..s ere[l.
s
ia..a...ew, res 11. f . r
a+.,ease.. a wise d ►w.
for ....a v dra ser 4..11
de(me.7...m.1,4•41e ...oats b .:...ne4 fA
r ',, erre,
er stn auris. p"d .e4 or r e.d
rr• W err dad Whir 1•, -s--I
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FAILS
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OIdChftPn
(CUT PLUG.)
OLD CIIU1I
(PLUG.)
No other brand of
Tobacco has ever en.
joyed each an immense
wale and popularity in
the same period as this
brand of Cut Plug and
Plug Tobacco.
Oldest Cal Tetsuo sraontfee-
torerg is Cairada.
MONTREAL.
tartlo } 2lb Ping. 1k, Iia
CENTRAL
L
BUSINESS COLLEGE
1BTRlTFORD, - O21iT.
RE -OPENS SEPT. STH, 1892.
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Thla institution .slmmm and isewp..W 1W
Its coarse of 1.tr•etios tilt the modem Im-
provements diet cm be foetid in tae kedt.tg
brine" houses In the different trunehre of
trade. thereby giving 1'. pupils the berrtt N
the karst. fresher end mot prs.tical fere 1f
core bushier
An Imported feature of the mere of orals
lag la the Interchange of bapames proems
work, which will be eatr.alvel7 Berried es
between our oellmgm, _
Bale
aarlegu., fresemNoftei
Hand
Seim and iLLsmrr `
fast Rtsdpesi
-THE -
RECOGNISED STANDIRD BRANDS
Mungo,
Kicker,
Cable.
Universally acknowledged
to be supenor in every res-
pect to any other brands in
the market. Always reli-
able, as has been fully dear
onstrated by the millions
that are .old annually and
the increasing demand for
thee(, notwithstanding an
increased competition of 0%-
er One Hundred and Twen-
ty-8re Factories. This fact
speaks volumes We are nal
cheap Cigar manufacturers.
S. DA VIS & SONS
MONTREAL.
largest and Highest (bade Cigar
Yds sisetarsn is Pagodas
1