The Signal, 1892-11-17, Page 4THF S1CNAL : GODERICH, ONT. THURSDAY, NOV 01MIR 17, 1811?.
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promote the pecuniary beaedt of toy ,udl-
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word. no .dices less than Vic.
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Notts for churches a.d other religious and
bsaevolest Iastitatioes half rata
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MODssiC.. TftuMAT NOV.11. >w
O st*MSNB TSO TWO atlas.■a.
* liar animist advocates; when pries"
to the wall. as they always are, when-
ever they attempt to argue against
Continental t'nion on the lines of
"VI -hat would be the effect on the
farmers, ineehauics and business men
of our country if the United States and
l;arla da became one nation ' " 111.01 ia-
bly ‘sill on the people not to surrentkr
('ahada to the. Yankees, and when it is
pointed out that we would not sacriticr
on,. feature of our independence, but
would have our present provincial
rights enlarged, they raise every iut-
&givable obtection to Unison and try
to frighten grown-up men anti women
just as the stories about ghosts and un-
earthly spirits used to keep little boys
and girls indoors after dark a genera-
tion or two ago.
'Chi' Iawleasnras of the American
people Is not infrequently brought in-
to play by men who ought to know
that life and property ore .lust as safe
in the Stated as in our land, for the
American citizen resprete his Iswe be-
cause hr knows they have hewn enact-
ed for the general goad and that he
shared in their emotion Then the
divorce lows of the States arta brought
forth to prove the iniquity of the ..rat
eriran people and oar •than superior
morality, whereas. if our loyalists
would tell the truth they would have
te uIntit that the divorce law of I ran
ado. Is only available to the rich, and
the jurisdiction confined to our senile
senators who take such .e lively inter
est in the filthy stories which usually
attend such canes that they totter and
toddle into the Senate chandler in
greater numbers whenever anything
specially prurient and •hernia is t, he
narrated then when national business
of real importance is t.t lir transect-
ed. But our Colonist friends never
tell the people the truth when on this
auhject. otherwimr they would be oblig
ed to say that each and every `(tate
makes its own divorce laws, and may
Vas far our ts refuse livor es absolute-
ly as in the came of eout.h
Carolina
Then our Amenias hating friends
bring forth the wail that the elective
judiciary in the States is awful and
n-ri Med to bring the courts rapidity
inti. diarep.te. Now, every well in
formed man and particularly every in-
telligent lawyer knows that each State
can adopt a hatever system of filling
the indicia) Nuala it likes, t )ntario as •
Skate could continue the nomination
system or adopt the efartive method
but let it not ire forgotten that in all
tbs. 1Tatteti 'taws courts the judges
are like our mine appointia4 for life,
and the decisions d the Ananias.
judges rank ea high taint tray ars vary
frequently yooted and have great
weight in not alone Canadian bat is
the English ooert1.
Pursuing this subject a little farther
is it not a fact that partyism enters
largely into all our jwiiciel appoint-
ments and the .eeneet feature of all
is that denominationalists often enters
into the calculation at the Govern-
ment when a judge is tobesppointed:so
tour goal friend. need not point to any
superiority in our system of appoint-
ing judges user that followed by the
Americans, for in round practior and
honesty the American system has the
ad vantege.
Then our good loyalists prate about
the corruption of the governing bodies
in the States compared with our parr
ity. Horth Tis Kelt, the New York
boodle?, was fo:1oweel by .Yruerican
justice and law to Spain, brought back
and died in prison. Ltmeeves resign
ed his seat, as did Tow McGinisvt,
while Knitter teas expelled from the
house -nothing else. ('Alto•( is still
there and enjoying himself as though
never a dollar of corruption money
went through his fingers. (Ampere
this with the well attested fact that
whenever en American public man
has been proven guilty of corruption
in ottiee lie hal to flee or was severely
punished, and such a thing as restora-
tion
estostion to public confidence was never
known in the annals of United States
politica. Sir .lows Axwurr, who was
up to his eyes in the old Pacific :dean
dal, was punished by firth making hits•
a Senator of the Dominion and mend
ber of the Government, this was
followed by elevating him to the Pre-
miership, and then as a crowning alit,
just to show how far British apprecia-
tion of successful and full-sized corrup-
tion could go, he was made a knight.
So much for the respective ways of
this colony and the United States in
dealing with tntnngressors against the
Jews of rommon 1 este. Every
newspaper preaching British connec-
tion and denouncing 17nion is govern-
ed in so doing by purely commercial
motives. Some desire government
favors and party patronage, while oth-
ers fear that they would lase advertis-
ing business if they advocated the
cause of the common people, But the
waters are only tieing (lammed for a
time. for it is not possible that sophis
try or frenzied appeals to a rapidly
wearing out iientiment can for any
great length of time obtain the victory
over coniniou sense ami the material
good of the masses of our twuntr'v.
TO.iIlA wawN NN/NM TNRas.
There was .i tido when if any one
referred to the drop in land values in
Canada, and the general depression
that prevailed in Ontario. he would be
stet by the question How about
Toronto"! isn't that city keeping pace
with the best cities on the other side
in the ivart•h of progress r•
Ynd that interrogator statement
usually put a stop to further discus-
sion, for during the years between
188() and 1890 the progress of Toronto
was phenoinenal. The population of
the city hal grown from 70,010 to
170.000 : its manufactories lied in -
%Teased and multiplied , its building
openitlons employed thousands of men;
and it looked as if there could he no
limit to ita onward growth.
But a change was impending. The
Unless of Toronto was muse=d not by
natural increse, nor by immigration
front other countries, hut by to con-
tinuous drawing of the vital fortes of
the privinciel towns of Ontario, and
there came a time when the drain
could not he continued. The small
towns and villages had Phan heard
white between the fattening of Tor-
onto and the regular contributions to
the °endue and the day arrived when
the bloo=d -letting to Toronto hal to be
discontinued
Armies have been overthrown by
the " cutting off of supplies " : the re-
fusal or inability to vote money grants
ha often upset governments , and
the failure on the part of the town-
ships, villages and towns to sustain
Toronto in the vampire act has canned
• ruinous state of things in that hig
town. The retie: stains of the boom
ham hit the red estate and hailding dr
tenet, and like the row of bricks
where the knocking down of one puts
all the line in a tumble; the unciae.
of Toronto ham leen struck from end
ti=t end.
This is no Owlet eery, but a emit -
.1,1e fact, as n proud of the Mall,
Globe, Kmpir. or World will bear out,
and it gees to show that °snail• has
nearly readied the point whe=w a
sevara.cs of the conditiorut which leave
brought it to ita present sed plight
ate e ld by h.ti, and the adoption of
new npprtrtanitiee for advancement,
through Centinsntal Union, with ver
preppwivmi n.igbborn, should prima
HINLOOK OfTY.
Ydl. err mos esessenenderts
Maws Rama, t...a� .� waw►
Mies • sallies
M Wiggle Rem paid Meads is the
er�7 a viit_dartag Thaaksgivtsg swans.
is High &boo/
Man Belle Ke1kerfard as agar wader the
parental roof lifter apadtag the lest few
yams is Chicago.
Jamas Rer u pr t u t.bsrgh
with • oar load of es appMawe YwdW e wish him •
sats trip and .woosn is kis mew e.Nrprine,
Neil Campbell ham laid up his thre.itnt
outfit foe another seems. Mr t oipbei
we believe, hms pat in • goad esaeo.'s work.
Arthur 11acner..y Ma • awaold is his
poaseasou which grew on his farm. ite
dimensions are Bi robes by 23 riches •ad
wergM 27 poaada We would like to hear
from some of Haroa's model farwtsrs of they
ens beat this.
The people of the city had to sympathise
with Joseph Scott, Lass, oo Sumdey arae
tag last. Whether he hod • ranting spell
or confusion of thoughts be was unable to
drive Dexter home, cad had to be helped as
far .s the stook farm by two of the city
ladies.
GOOERICH TOWNSHIP.
armee) oedema \e. s. TrWer 1.0.41141.
A meeting of the ratepayers of No. 6
school section, tlodericb towaship, was
coiled to Meanies= so.1e trouble betwes
the pupils on their way home and during
the noon hour. At the hour of 7 r. u. on
the 9th of November the ratepayers male
mad female, and also the children implicated,
comn..nced pouring into the school room
satil .early every available asst was filled.
The trustee mod teacher with pmlpitetimg
hearts sad f.tth crimson tilt excitement
took lea platter= to act as judges is the
cams ea they were brought up. John
Sowerby was called to the chair and die
charged the duties with great ability. AU
the charges were contradicted by the other
parties. The evidence on the two sides be-
ing equal. no action could be taken by the
trustee further thea to advise the parents
in the section to or operate with the teacher
in inculcating in the children ki•lly fel
tags towards each other, mod • respect for
the temcner who has charge et e. Oa
motion of Joseph Metlaskdim
y, that the
teacher be exonerated from all blame a
forest of heads weet sp. Against the teacher.
two hands only were (wised -showing con
elusively that she is held is high estimation
by • large minority of the section. la
Puttee to Miss Ella McMath it most be
said that she stands very high is the pro-
fession, is of a kindly disposition mod rules
her school after the manner of • firm and
judicious parent, free from all prejudice or
partiality, and we hope the trustee will
keep her long amongst us as her example
is school ted out of school must work good
in the section.
The Mew or the ammo -white* r
Te the Miter of Tem Stu't.t_
Sra, --To loamy of your readers the sub-
ject 1 wish to bring under discussion will
h ave but little inters.( : to • large propor-
tion, however, it will be of vital import
Are " Threshing*" detrimental to health.
and if so, wherein I.e the remedyTo the
first of the iluestw.e there tan be no doubt
a, to the answer. They most decidedly are :
cad to any thinking person the reason u
not far to seek. The inhalation of the
minute particle of dost ever present at the
time of thresh mg most act as an irritant to
the lungs and oftentimes according to the
yeir ea regards smut on the gran, the dust
isso thick as to prevent one seeing those
in the mow with him- For a person to ma-
tinee to work at a high rate of speed
ander such conditions, with the lungs re-
quiring the fullest play, must tend to weak •
en those organs. Cewu"n from work n
impossible, as in the " mow " it would at
once stop the (machine, and is the "straw _,
the carriers would choke and have the
same effect . there is nothing for it bat to
work oo till the mow is ' out " or you
• ;,lay out,- id est, the overtaxed sys-
tem breaks down ted refuses to Ion
ger keep the uae.Iual struggle. This
Nino fancy picture drawn from the di.satu
fiat mind of • .ever -do -well farm hand,
but plain every day fact& Only the otherday
i had oocauon to call at . farm house about
supper t ams as the " hands " came in from
the t`.reshisg, and though 1 knew the whole
of them, yet I idled to recognize any one.
they were 50 he,grimed with black dost. 1
learned in aevers.lion, too:that several had
" played out ' that day ince 1 know was
lai.l up for• day or so afteri,aod all had bad
enough, in fact, some went home without
their supper, their stomachs being already
too full, "of dnst•- Think of a mon not
overly arose having to Noe tea or twelte
e ach days as is often the ccs• will his health
suffer • 1 fear it will. Wherein lie the
remedy • *:run must be threshed. Science
has done much, and who shall say what it
may not accomplish in the sear future' Itut
science motes slowly, feeling her way, •ed
In the roe /time I unhesitatingly state that
hundreds of our young men are tieing hur
tied to an untimely `rave by the effects of
these threshing& 13 ho snows what already
week lungs have been entirely ruined or
what •seals of consumption sown in the
strong and healthy to spring up sail bear
fruit at the tint favorable opportunity, and
that opportunity may often arise that very
evening going home from the tbeshiag every
condition is favorable. In many histamine
the evil could be greatly lessened by the
e mployment of atone help at such time,
thereby reducing the amount of labor eo-
tailed on the individual, and 1 ventu.e to
think that of would be well for the machine
a all oaths to stop for ten or fifteen minutes
in the middle of the fore and afternoomi.
The fartner,too,for whom the work in being
done should see that the labor was more
evenly divided than is the ewe at rreseet,
the best tts.e beim selected for the mow
and the weaker ones being sent to the
d raw. it is to the interest d the thresh
ere to get good men m the thew, but at the
Mame time more consideration *head be
gives to those is the sena thea is done, as
geser.11 speaking there u whom the hard
work falls. yours, As Omen. sit.
nee torme...e.e Ar rstraroble..
Pitawmu.t, (1st., rob. ?hb, 1808. Geo -
tli nsMa, it gives tme pleasure to let you
tame 1 ha?. derived great benefit from the
e ns of het -valise. I have bee a get
suf@rer fron a.treigia in the hoe, sad kat
two yes woe quite •.artyr to the malady.
So sees es 1 observed die NMrvglim wirer
tfsed 1 obtained • bottle from OUT arse.
gists, Mems J. Gray A Oa, F'rrkdals,
amid the effect w uarvslieus : pais mated
and 1 cam empty .octad deep at night, and
aim refreshed. 1 cosset ,peach too highly
. f it asst Marbly retiminiend it
ALaaa.nt. (Meir.
T4ems1.: rapt Measly W. R Rieke@.,
wile and s ea and Kim Kota ('«wad
loft f4u..i for Dame (o0aede. Mr.
Dianna may p.metie law its that city.
'lima beadsn is ukase largely straw to
M
rs. Deltawet pMM
psi
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„...r.,71Mr. DMbea assn
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Moet Baud. R. taste itis
A SOLDIER SHOT L EAI)
DV A POLICEMAN WHOM HE HAD AF
SAULTED.
William Thaw. oi "t • lar..tr, mama
Oho ♦lasts- Polemics.. tem Nen rb•
0..0e wt. Ilii 11.• =mousse - A
O.105.0er dory *a)• tn. redeems. wee
JesUa-d.
Totro]To, Nov. Irl. A terrible tragedy
was =meted is Widmer -street at .bunt
o'clock rhaakyeg{ntug eseutng, (Ulla.
Tickler, • member ..1 •Y"' School of la -
bevy. hits' shot mod almost Iwtaatly kill-
ed by P.C. Campbell.
The shouttag mourned in frost of No. '!f
Cameo!! had arrested are • charge of
drunkometer • tau noted William Wheeler,
smother (..mbar of • 17' School, but who was
in pl•ia clothes. Ticker/sr was to Wheeler's
te.puy. t'•mpbell rtartel with his
primmer toward the patrol los whoel hie
prisoner rented, and a crowd of •'4"' School
.nee collected &rotted. Is the .cri...age
the policeman was thrown to the ground
and assultel by the man Is the mete
':1ckner was shot and killed. The .very of
the tragedy ted what led up to It. u base
told by .ye-wit.e..e.
lk. Lepeky said •'1 was gated up the
west aide of V. timer s4wt et 9 o'clock
when 1 saw 1'. C. Campbell with • drunken
RUM ruder arrest. A foetid of the primer
US military clothes was with them. The
promoter refused to go with the p lt.rma.
to the patrol Iwo earl the friend the mon
afterwards .bait interfered. The policemen
drew his bats 0i, and with that tea other nult-
taryr men who hapoeued to Ire In the street
rushed up and closed round the "thee".
'though I was .:nee at hand 1 ..veld nut tell
whether the policeman was knocked
down or thrown down in the wells
The beton was takes away from
him and the whole crowd began beating
the prostrated nun with boded
wam rad rith their lista 1 interfered on
the part of the policemen, but some of the
men rushed at tore savagely that 1 was` lad
to get out of the way. At last the officer
struggle.' to is keens, and just .1 that
atotent Tickeer ran up to him and =ruck
him s brutal blow with his List, fur u the
fine The poltrrm ao fell over un his back
and :asst thea the revolver went at Tick-
nor staggered and fell. gasping. "I'm shot !
I'm shot' 1 m shot " The ofHeer rase from
the gruun.' with great difficulty, wed wee so
domed that he dad cut blow the whi.tle till
reminded by re that he ought to do me,
P.0 Phillips ran up and arrested the
drunken man eho had caused the trouble,
mud whose isam. se Williarn Wheeler,
•'( school Ticknor .it.I at le 40 o'clock,
shoat Ott maniocs after being shot.-
Policeman
hotPolicema=n Campbells in moody await-
ing the result of the ceroeere ugswt.
Titktwr was about ! years ,of age and d
the beet dispn.ttiuo. He w haw is St
Mary s fray, Kent fount)] England. This
is his second trip to Canada.he having bees
both at Montreal and here before eeterrag
•'l School. He had been at the Fort 14
months- and .t the expiration of leu time
at •-t -' School Intended going back to Rag-
land mad qualifying for & Hussar regiment.
Hthe e a fat her In Eoglaad, betas Ts k.er
nel sr mentioned his mother it is coujectar-
ed that she le dread. Tickoer has borne the
best of reputation, was • strict, Ladeetno.•,
sol, r ma,. sod was relied on by his superior
o(h.ers.
Policeman Campbell has hems on the
poles furor once BS; and has always borne
the reputation of being • Milady, careful
=Beer.
On Saturday afternoon t'orcaer Johnston
held an I.gueet into the rause of Tickaers
death The jury ernpeno.11ed was eta lie ip
from the leading merchant* of the city. W.
FL Smelt, the wholesale dry goals mu,
being foreman. The evideore of about 3)
witneaser wail heard andth.- deepest interest
was taken by the Mpsetaton present The
coroner .ielirered as impartial sit ttemeat of
the I.tats end the jury, after three minutes
deliberation, returned thu verdict . "We,
the jury, duly swore, tea hereby find that
Archibald Campbell, ea tha I01.11 day of
November Inst., at the city cf Toronto., did
shoot and thereby kill William Tickuer,
and that he ja=ihed to so doing in self -d.•
reason ----_ _ ----
MR. EDWARD BLAKE.
Hie aeappearns.. 1■ Montane -Ills 11d5-
'aer,ae.-,lp.erm at Liverpool.
L , .oats, No.. 11. - The return to Great
Britain of Mr. Edward Blake has be.. the
' omit for a general newspaper ,li,cuastsu of
the t •radian members line of action since
he left those shores.
The Star says Mr. Blake'. cravat oath
more marks the final and lasting severance
of his .•owuecti.o with Canasta • affairs aid
polities. There is not In history soother
uestaree of su=b alt-s&cn6ee as Mr. Blake
has gone through. Nothing but • riora
g enas of Jut) the impelled this eminent
mai M give up a great part of has life to
the ernes of Irish Home Role.
At a dinner at the Liverpool Reform Club
yesterday, 11r Blake said clot while Cana-
dian. were deeply attached to their
pelitwal differeecee they agreed upon some
tb1.g. One .f cheep was the advisability
of adopting • rneaeun of Hoar Rol. for
Ireland. .4 combined local Home Rale frill
w neve being mrep.rel He trusted that
Mr. Justin Mc�arthy•md his friends would
have assigned to them • voice in the de
liberations of the party. The Irish people
looked forward to a gdorioas h tent of the
Liberal party.
Commenting tea this speech, the Liverpool
Courier sraye Mrs. Blake has not est recede.
ed his prdltical creed, and that it in not,
therefore. to he wemdered at that ha hes
int thrnwu any mew► light ea the No..
Rale question. As • result of hie traaa
At lent t.- elpgra.n•e, Mr Blake attaches too
mach imprter.e. to methods which have
mss hearing whatever ea political peopled
ties nervi except to lewd pimple thirsty.
All that » an he sand of Mr Make'. •pecbes
te the,. putting aside their anilines ignor
ones en some pointe, they are more .alae•
Stood to provoke despair than confidence is
the t Iaddat,,.,e eamp Mr Blake, it he cam
phonal hid practically painted oat inpw-
W Federattan se tieing for the time a alfa-'
tam std th- Home Rule problem This
view of the situation Honer Rulers thick
tidw•.lone
TA. C. r. R. Pass aa.saesw,
Wilk, trm:, Nov 14. While hers Prai-
dent renHerre esmhwied the rapeds of t.
Marat•mn to establish u Miami,• service ef
fast steaaser&
'Thera have bees references to the O.
P. R .standing its Pmettir .rules elm the
di=scuss d a iiae el ssemmsere t. A.stralie"
(►died • ..part...
"Yea." same free Premistat Vast Herne
'•ted sash • ..r.4ee wi11 he ruawgwrwted
slier the Athistie .tw•a•ev. have boss
.rmMishat. 11 trio l.. • 0.part= sad in
dspethdsat Mew has the sass.*e attr ma
=s.em alas. J411111 sad•
1bMih
DUNLOP.
ramsata owls 0057•11.s....511051.
Mies Nmsrish Dam, el Klew.ln gibe, • wt
ed PIM tree hen IYl =wk.
Our teeelssr, flim Corso. poet fbaak,
girder day wieh frigate in I.swhww.
Joie: M. WI&b... het hero rrtday of ism
wash on a visit to relatives at Eisler
J•,,.•. aad W. F. Young, iiner here, were
called to t:ud.rie0 township to rues.' the
tussal ..1 their bubo', .lata V..nog who
diad en bo from ow the ..t hue at the ad-
vence4 age of 87 years, `t•e.lecd•y of last
week
*J r b.rr.1 ..f alts:•t tun held s »same last
week to v.a* .'r the •I * h.sttalu
r r the
posit itmof temher herefor13hi. Mew I'ot,a,
N ow "f thing...sem-cbo-d, being the ehno e
out of 1L. rl..n. that applied fur the
e che oda.
LANi:b-
Te,.la'.' 1• r *set esre
k Varrfa, d..po*ed of • horsy at •
figure ta, lir Kate.,.) Mich
11.. .1 Ferries i. , i•ittwg het daug.aer
Mn. '1 0»:.t r., u, t%w,dat,rck this awl.
Apple packers sr peeling up the !so
toe in this seotioa, and most people rte
1 u'y of their root..
U. Far'risb, our worthy matm.:tllor,
male glad by the eddilloa of • daeghtee to
hu family, bloody. (tet. 31st
Jobe S Maod,rn•W. of Huroo tp., count.
president I'. of I. for Ilrsa Co , •.ldre.sesl
the ammeter too hen Wednesday kat. Mr.
e nd Mrs. Macdonald are vnti.g at Mr.
Scott'.
t)ur trustees have eegmgel the Devisee of
.leo. H. Cameros as teacher for teat year.
tie &aught bete last year with great succus.
Since then he has taken • tint class neral
..,le sod ,• nor in attesid•nx at the Stowe
Normal k) ,.d. kveryyb.dy will he glad to
. re him dared MOOR
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LEEBUHN.
P rom our awn e.treep .d.sn.
Mrs. H. Campbell, of Khios, guts
her children, .re vluteng relative hen.
John Horton attended the Presbytery
meeting in Easter, Tuesday of last weak.
Mr. cad Mrs. H Chisholm and tastily
were tolled to oderieh township last week
by the death of Jaime 1'ormg, r., father of
)Ira Chisholm, .. the 9th coo , at the rape
age of 87 years.
The dews of Theakegtving morn neo the
earth clad in • snowy mantle. and the weath
er bright, still. trim and radatat, as are all
lobo are striving quietly *s a I'hrtaten way
to gain • brieht, white mantle in the world
beyond, which is mot perishable before the
rays of Sot
'Hymn Nimes. Till a definite arrange•
seat be mY4o by the Huron Presbytery for
a pastor hen, the Rev. Nr. Sleek. of
Hamilton, will minister to the wants of as.
chunk hew and the ('cion. (1n thaakagiv
mg day the reverend gentleman held .er.ios
• t both plaosa, preaching an impressive ser-
mon from Thea 5 chap. and 18 verse, and
on Friday admioiahnd baptism. This weak
he will speed in Hamilton with his family.
the tewtperwmoe gospel n►eetiag in the
hall of the I. 1). *.. T , No. 13, acoriav
erasing saw • fair atuida.th, who hummed
to as &ble address os Tl.. Evils of totem
rename " by the Rev. II, l::.ck of Hamll
too, who @hewed that the Innper•ior [acne
in our land is making • fair way to pr,
hibitlon. Temperance workers example
could be followed without regret with a
steady faith in • higher power and could
rain others to abstain from drink. He con-
demned moderate dnnkteg. The chairman,
S. R. Williams, L. I)., said at the close of
the meeting that for the coming meeting.
Solidity at 3 r. a. is the afternoon, Mr. Wen.
)Icels.ky, teacher of Porter * Hill would
addresa it, as he Md previosely prn.ti.ed
comic bs1 ►ad hen detained by the weather10,
and hoped to sae • goad turnout
OBITUARY NOTES
Roc R. P Gram, .sato, died at Pleas,
N. S., Sunday.
Ms. herd, relict of the Mt* (•el. Rad.
died et Row.taeville, aged 1114.
A Paris cable says the report of the dad*
of Theodore Child u coafirt.ed.
J•... Prisetmaa. a Hasailtoe butcher.
died very soddenly Thursday eveaisg.
The feeling te grow ug to Kagia•d thea
the nate Duke of Marlborough committed
eeeide.
The Hake of Marlborough w foaoddeed
m kr bed at Blenheim He was forty sighs
years of age.
Dr. George Roes, v.es•dees of th. s,sdi@al
faculty of Mehill College, died no Meatlrsel
Tuesday night.
Sylvester Hadley, senior member of ties
eatemmve lumber hem of S Hadley h !lasts,
Chatham, died soddenly
John iatherlaed ex reeve, d.nd u old
ru=dest of Delaware township, Middlesex
comity, is dead at. the advanced ago of 1111
yea
Richard Yates, seventy-six years tel age,
and • a. • u is easy circureta.ce, committed
w ield.. limn, by shooting himself .n the
head emir • nvolver.
Harbert N Meade, general atamager of
Roster's ulegr•in company for tbs. North
Americas minimise died on Saturday i•
New York of typhoid fever and pneumonia,
Arthur Paul Davis, who practised med.-
.•me ie Termite for mice time and who,
with he wife. wan esuvicted of an abortion
performed o. J•.e (libeo., ted was sew
towed to impnsonneat for life, died is
K.eg ten. His matinee had hale nom
mated to twisty )ear' i.prl.mmeesf,
mid geed aMadset •neared ►i. • farther
saunas... of p.osk*.e.t, Be w released
w 1591.
The Louden Zoological garage now roe
tales E,100 saim•l.
Chronic
Coughs
Persons afilleted with these or
any throat or lung troubles
should resort to that
boat ExcaNant Raf.Bly,
Scott's
Emulsion
of Pure Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophosphites of Lime and
Soda No other preparation
effects such cures.
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