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OODERICILT11011111DAY. MAT li---
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TILE Mei M 7AT.
Next week THE SR.ecAi, will go to prem a
day earlier than usual so as to allow its em
ployees to wave the Old Flag or go fishing,
or anything that suite them on the Queen's
Birthday.
.tach hew the ease our esteemed corres-
pondent. will confer a favor by sending in
their news budgets oo saturday or Monday.
Let's all get • rustle oo and give the boys
w chance to work the loyalty racket for all
its worth on Wednesday next.
Toe Renta TEmrhoto or Tcwrasason,
of l:odench, caused • Clmton editor to
crawl so far under the been that his had
sticks out on the other aide.
Ws HA%[.'T / MARV FOOS " RoKiRT
Bit -, the man with the influence,' who
was the "fat" contributor to the lioderich
and Clinton Tory papers a few weeks ago.
TH. T.Avat,leo •ASSENT tar Tien P.P. A.
was in this section lately and appointed a
well-known Conservative to the poet of
local agent. It will be worked along the
lines of the played -out "K1ual•Righte-
a •bemr.
Till ,. EN Kitti. urn. ro\ as 11114 sioTww
amongst the " trooly boil " i. " I would
rather be a bugler in • Canadian battalion
than a ('opting .Junks, of the Ulster Horse
Menne." Nem- Wrocker, of (lintoa,
please copy.
or RIN. ARDiYL 14E41Rn
through the daily papers that she mon
mitred suicide last week. Well, she ought
to bean authority, and if she try' it isn't
so, why, them, it iea't so. lint the scamp
that first got the item in motion should be
punished all the same.
Ties ucarInw• orncawwt woo, rens&
instruotlona from N. Cumin WAI.I.Aca,
of Woodbridge, wen goiag to enlist 900,000
Orangemen to march upon Imbed, hays
not yet tmooeeded in aeetiev cm of the
brethren who is anxious to face the maria.
iI they come across out they will lead him
to the Chicago Fair as a o.risit,.
I . Naw YORE o.CawT1.T IT WAS Die
eovered that • number of the polios cap-
tains were paid weekly by noop•mta of
illegal memories and homes of ill repute
for protecting them from armlet. is u to he
hoped that • similar state of thine has net
inspired certain 1uscttousrise of the tows to
oppose the appointment of • polies maids.
tram.
Two weotuwswr or tnu Last. ter Asset
dime es he Governer General of Canada will
be hailed with rtidactien by every ons,
whether he believes is the perpetuation el
gover.ors-genal or not. The Bari be •
Era of some brain, nod with • will of hie
owe, who will sot go • fishier when demi
of thieves hese hese dissevered sap to the
elbows is Ihs public trea.wry.
Tem Eorroa au. OOTPVT O► TIr■ Curiae
rine
News- Record lest week pre areas e,i-
denoe of crapulence, aided and Masted by
• 'strong emetic. it's pretty moarty time
the capes returned home tram tfleter
Rem kr stilted paragraphs are ahead e1
the lex of a.ma*i.g eschew that hit the
wheat. page ire week •d that het
mybM smell ter the stilted paragraphs.
either
T.. lira m Awga • re ■ vow we as
Ten Resat. alas& ea Irish Hesse Rola.
Tme Sears Made trday whom it hag
sewed DIM the Awe ef lure Bpw -M
fairer el Home Rale for LM•ai and •
Parliament as Caney, Gres. la the dare
wheel it wee acouttsted • high mule and •
meedemeanor to espies the mem 'ilia 8141.
NAL °peal, Adraeted it, and to day, when
abler advooetes aro presstwt 11e claims be-
fon• the Imperial Parliament, it etasda
quietly by, hoping for the culmiasti.n of
the scheme. and satisfied that l:u WTON'
will, rl spared, bnur Iwbt out of darks* .
Now that 'ties tiw'tAi has answered The
Star's question In • etratghtforwarl way.
will The Star be equally caodtd and tell aa
sipectaot public when it stands on the
Irish Home Rule question'.
Ir THi EAoi. o. IlyxikT •E %UT altlaC1.
he will be disciplined by that toyalyakot•a„
J al t'Atrritu. Horeins, for casting alum, at
old British tastttutom that Sire otters down
from precedent to precedent. The Karl is •
'wish peer, who has just completed a dee
mouths' trip throurh Japan and the Isles of
the Paoinc (Loan, and is now visiting the
Chicago Fair. The Earl of It . is 34
years old The Tot.I.En.v Mt faintly, of
which he is now the representative, is one
of the "Meet in l.reat Britain, and claims
Saxon ,leacent, yet bar the unadulterated
Briton talk. Said he
" 1'd not gine • brass tuppence for the
House of Lords. it has seen its best days.
and I think that before long it will be re-
placed by an elective body similar to your
Senate. Things royal are on the wane any
how. IN course. Eorlishnien think • great
dal of names. i don't tore • tuppence. The
royalty comes in handy, because England
g.,vcros so many diversified races. I don't
care a tuppence whether ('.sada remains
with I:rest Britain or goes to the United
States. Cm in favor of absolute free trade
between England and the United States.
1 w.LS*T•ATE d WAi1M111.
THE tib. x.11 KFi:RFT [\.-IIDI F:1.1' THIT
its esteemed onntemporary, The Star, does
not faro- the scheme for having • police
magistrate in (.o.lerich. It is rally too
had that one truly good contemporary is op-
posed to the idea It would be very much
better if it could see eye to eye with other
good poomle aloug this line, and take action
favorable to the scheme.
The Star honestly, we presume, states its
objections, and claims that it is because cer-
tain scheming and phoning persoms want •
polo* magistrate appointed, and not be-
cause tree town needs the services of such au
official, that the matter has been brought
before the council. It also claims that
there are eight or tee justices of the peace
in town now who could, if required, attend
to all oases that .me up : and it further
•dee•mm the ooatemtlosi that the morality
ei the Mea is surely as peed as it over was.
These noses, if they could he [mee[m-
fully brought to bear on the car, would
give our contemporary some grounds far
working to frustrate the appointment of a
police magistrate, but tf they are °Confined
carefully it will be seem that an attempt is
being made to draw a herring across the
stent.
In the first plate, no object Mit the better-
ment of the town has moved any of the
persons who have taken action in the mat-
ter to ask for the appointment of • police
magistrate. It is • question if then are
four justices of the peace in town, qualified
to act, outside of the mayor and reeves.
The former as • rule, do not care to take
cases when the mayor is always eager to
preside, and the two reeves aro probably
affected the same way. Besides, none of
those mentioned except the mayor is vested
by statute with police cotttol of the tom,
and it is because of notorious dereliction on
his part that the appointment of • police
magistrate has become • necessity.
A few weeks ago • riot broke out in one
of the wards of the town, caused by the
inactivity of the mayor is • Bagraat wee
that had been brought to hu attention. A
house owned by • ratepayer and occupied
by persons whose bad reputation was known
to mayor BUTLER., was attacked by some
100 or 180 of the resides* of that district
and damaged to such an extent that • bill
for repairs is sow before the council iron
the solicitor of the ownor of the promises.
Hall • damn constables were within earshot
of the riot, and aino.gst them the night
watchman, but woos mei them took action,
one did the mayor instruct any of them to
act.
For yeah brothels have existed in (lode -
rich with the knowledge of Mayor Byrum,
m,
and places for the selling el liquor illegally
hare studded the tows and yak the had of
the police department has refused to act.
is cams that here moms Wore him of per
sons charged with illegal liquor selling, •
dismissal has invariably welted, with
pasta win* the oompl•isamt, and it it a
well-known fact that limns in.peotor Pats
IST will not bring a ease before Mayor
Beretta. The Royal Tenpin of Temper
ares have aleo had ea unfavorable Impsrt
e ncs before His Worship is thio oonesoties.
That the morality of the town is as geed
as it ever wee. ea The Star ...tendo,
does met imply that it oonki toot he im
proved if • respeoteble men supervised the
polio. department of the tow.. Bet it is
not as good as it has beim. le November
1891, a hook of ill fame twisted is erode.
Wish. mad about that time two of the M-
ambo got druib mad raised • disturbance
around the Square and es Montreal area
The Seer, bib eredit, no that 000esiou els-
soused the inactivity of the authorities
and was i.. remeaW in ceasing Ms owner
of the haw is weasels. to clame the pt.mi-
te. mod leave tows for term of months
Will err contemporary tet y the claim
that the moral dondit est at the sonth
b is.dary were sot mph hater dewing
the Masses of the " moiled doves " than
it is today •
To.re are many other remises why The
Sea should joie with the reputable pee*
of the town is Mist for the appsi.umn.l
of • police wagnwrate, bat we w of opium%
that the aseeereing are smfsei..t to prom to
err ...i.. racy mat it e • minssie he
wok "gala. the immerse. N tae Mmes eel
She
pasta.. of • piles megist.amlas • lift,
when hie lea serram se holly nssd.d.
viten M eaetTl/ j
st hews to .sawed y
the r.tepw.ma '
loot al W
g»Wk b appellee Whir er I
BEIIRING CLIMB ABANDONED
AMERICA ADMITS THAT IT NAB NO
CLAIM.
11 1e A traced as Waehlaseem Taal, the
relied .tete. rte lee clear*, That the
(,.e.bto. le Sae .1 Rwmwa.iy avid That
Amerce, le Wire ter lerisi ea.
WAsa l\..Tsar, May IA -The pr
a Id
the ehruea
g 8e• se ea Thursday
toned great inters. is Wasbagtwu. 1b
iau,t•.tkm that the Caned States (hemtr
meat alight sot be willing to pay dam."
awarded ageism it has led to • gonled
ducu.•iou of the position to which this °e..
ernntsut u placed 11 the case as mule
by Mr Melee and presented by conosel at
Paris.
Under the ,:ate at.d argement all the
positions or clans of right made by this
Guren,ment have been abandoned. it is
n o luegrr claimed that Behring sea is a '
close.) les, or that the I.overnm,nt has a
right to protect the waters from invasion
for Teal rules (tom ria shores.
The prop,.ttien that the Goverfle*t has
• proprietary right is the seals and that
they are not wild anima*, but capable of
ownership, seems to have been oontributed
9v Mr. Carter and Mr. Phelps as an miser -
testing topic for general discuaiou.
Tee caw as presented by the Asterisms
counsel conies to this: That Great Britain
and the United States ought to mak• joint
regulations tot the protection of seal life.
Now it is contended hen by persons
familiar with the principles of intrsetiooal
Lw, and the strength of the coat -tome
will be recaguiied, that if the Government
never hail any right., and if the whole
queetion is our of humanity, then the 1 ;ov •
eminent is liable for its invasion of the
right. of others
For example, it being admitted that the
Government of the lotted States has no
rights, it follows that any *Mute of a Brit- ,
N6 sealer for violation of our pretended
rights was • deprivattou of that sealer's
rights. Consequently the (.ovrnteent is
Sable in damage.. and If it refuses to pay
those damage. it will empty be because it
arbitrarily declines to perform as act which
it practically admits to be an act of jug -
tine.
This is the effect of Mr. Blame's case.
It begins to look as if a venous blonde' had
been committed, nod as if the nation would
have to pay a round sum of mousy to get'
• ut of the difficulty with honor. The sum
of the claims made by the British sealers
against the Government is neatly 6440,008
TIRED OF LIFE
A Water Oatmeal' 00teid -.-1e Seams
Aaelesed ler the Am.
To*osro, May 13. --William W. Bard, Y23
Berkehey-strest, was found dead Saturday
morning to the bushes is the rear of the
Woodbine Hotel.
Bird has been banging wooed lkn tame
track continuously mince Thursday Barr
mg, until which time he had bees is the
employ of Witham Clow at Turtle Hall.
Samuel J. Hill, 1614 tjues.•strset east,
discovered the body at S.:10 in the morning.
The police were notified and the remains
were transferred to The Morgue, where an
inquest was held by Dr. Aikens at 8.30
o'clock Saturday night.
On an envelope found is the po.•ket of
the deceased were crime these words:
am a member of the Sone of Moslems.
My passbook is in my cost potshot at Turtle
Hall Good-bye all
Mr. Clow, the dooea.sd's late employer,
eon aseip m rearm why Bird should take
his life, as no taalt had been found with his
work as head waiter. He bad been draw-
ing good wages and living meet amicably
with hie wife as far se could be seortaiaed.
Mrs. Bird, who was eonsdereNy worried
at the non-apparaaw of her husband seam
Thursday, when he took tea al home, wee
greatly affected when the news of hie de-
mise was broken to her.
Bird was well known about the city,
having acted in the capacity of waiter
daring the post five yah.
A RAILROAD SUED FOR TWO CENTS
Met limey, Ret a Primed/pie tavelvN la
eke 1.ne.
WILLIAM.roRT, Pa, May 12.-A novel
suit •galast the Fall Brook Railroad Com-
pany for two coats he.a hem begun by A. F.
Martin, • Jerwy Shore lawyer.
This snit may definitely determine the
question whether • railroad company may
legally charge mon than three mots • mike
peeresses fare.
Mr Martin, to get hese from this city,
is obliged to travel over • branch of the
maim radioed, which is ssvea-testlu of e
mile in length.
The company charges five meta fare for
this distance, and when Mr. Martie offered
his mileage book, the mediator tore oat
checks for three miles.
The later objected on the next trip,
and offered the co.dector three mote,
claiming that Bee cents wag two ante mon
than he proposed to pay.
The trans was stepped and Mr. Marti.
wee put off. Theo suit wag brought ageism.
the company.
DETERMINED TO BUICIDE-
Trawl se rat Bet Thews, with seine's,
TO.. Jalapa" Wawa a a Modem.
Toao' lo, May Ilk - elia Sefton, •
•piestr. 08 years e( age, who km
to semi time past bearded with
Mr John Berrie, 70 Dundas -street, made
• determined attempt to take her life at
830 yesterday altereee.. She fir Nies
te cut her throat with • pair of doll seis-
m*, making • jogged but set dangerous
weed. She then jumped from • wl.dow
•ad fell 26 fat to tbe grouad.
Dr. Todd of 169 Celbg.-avenM wag ail•
std in and limed that she had su.tus.d •
severe seslp wend sod injuries to the arm
had leg.
She was removed to the 0onoral Hospital
about 9 e'ck.k •d will reoever.
Miss Nantas come to Townie with rela-
tives sheet • year •g. The relatives re
eontl) removed to Montreal, eve dace
which time she W been despotisms
LIZZIE •ORDEN'S TRIAL.
11 *111 Se cwt.. the rise' taern•ap tm
Jew. le mew Md4ecA mase
New R.nyn.n, Mea May IR -Al
deck w u the feet throe the WW1 of L.
Borden is to tale pies is New Bedford le
., lest dispelled, and it is new hnaws for s
'enemy that the lasses molds" urs via
he Balled on the fret Monday in Jw at tis
smut hem. la thee est,.
THE EARL or AS& OEafb
Erle *_.,-.mens as •eessmea,Msseal
0momar Awomeei
Loeser". May it -It reillslidbeokmtd
that the Lail et AL.ann hie hail
papainted ii sseril of Omit Is
the awl id Dui*.
Olrley Nwho i.
!Pease, wahem Mite
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���memamm 1 N Osieemisiefiglissakb
THE IRISH BILL IN THE C'• MMON$
A Mosetew ot Sao mew\•e wb.i. I.r u1
amalser.
Lessors, May I& -The wprenteey01
Parterre's 1L.
t over the Iriswe
steads left, • more aoad.mie de eta otos ia
the peeaunble of the Home Kut. BIL The
Gevernseut refused to add ea) words age
sruug the power of the Imperiel Parka•
meet es tr all perste* and th+ue tat Irdud
ea welt as is the red of the ...*g.b•m. The
Irish membra hat• opeoh diciare,i that
they will not wept any rrpremtey than is
est •iermaot, .e to the ma -4 o! the .ole•iss,
whisk, according to Mr. O'Brien, are as
fee as tae air.
Mr Gladstone refused to enact that the
Irish Legi.tatvre is legallywbordine t.. tle
British Parliaat.wt and the stle..., of the
Irish as.ntbers is regarded on, this
Parliament as well ea inside aa pi .of of
the* proems of 'gearing with which Mr.
Chamberlain *mud lir Governmaat on
Moeda emote% lamed el eiplatsiug
what British supremacy really gamut the
ministers took refuge in the apptiyltioe of
the closure and, so brought about the
tremendous row with which Oust nights.
aiming mew cloned.
The thecus'ura of the first clause toosgbt
two circumstances to the treat which here
provoked no little attention. The fret
two Mr. /hailstone's declaration that 50
sail the Irish Legtsl•ture aul.ordunahe
would be to bread the new
bre institution with the Iry sinister.
Thu was naturally cosetrusd es • distinct
escou: agement to a•ptrations for bedepss•
deem
The other incident was aawcietd with
the vote on • •eoosd chamber. to placate
11. Ulster ininonty the Natw.•'ime were
quite sling to accept an ineffective t, co 4
eh..nl,r, for as • natter of fact this slim
guard c.0 do oro mon than dote.) a measure
for three months. They doubtless prefer •
bogus council le the protecttou of the Im-
perial Parliament.
But the red signtti. Ale .t We 1
vote went beyond the mese modest of Obs
Irish Council.
It was the unreserved assertion o1
the pi temple of a second alem-
bic by the Gladstonian uajortt].
When the agitation come to bs
tamed against the lards for rejecting Home
Rule, as they will uudoubtedly do, Wed-
nesday's divuioa'had Mr. Glsdeta.e'e ad
Mr. Brutes justification of • wooed cham-
br will be recalled against the aseulaste at
the Lord".
Dr. '.Wallace, one of the ablest Rx.iicals
►a 11.e lloase of Cnu.roone, ranee tl.e ..lib.
of The Saotan..n. is one of ti.e tea Gtad-
e tonian malc., tents.
He bluntly t.i•i the Prime Minister 'hat
h e wee only ronstao a bill of Soni.• ko•d oe
any kit. i is order to rot it pursed too -mesh
the House of Cwtirets, then to rouse the
oosatry again* the Lords for the throwing
*opt. This was mon unkind titan Mr.
Atter:e% douse' team that Ole wood
.bamber wee but• bey pklphius for tis
Iii h ('atoeti.*
Perhaps the /moat e111H100g incident of
the we.k's debate was cls la.merio
emeonn er between Mr. Glade ..,e .ad
Mr. (':tamberlain on Tbsr.d•y eight.
Tree Bret clause had .'caped all .wteml-
menu intact. and the House of I..i"•n•nes
wt. invited 10 rote that the elm* *toad
he a.ideed to the bill
Tau pre Mr. (oleamberlein au .•t•por-
beaky to revtelthe situation ia tau usual
sear.rl.i.r. nseparing, caustic style tie
demen.kd to lin .w what principles u
the me*sure the 1:.vernment 'sen pre
pared to inalanuato and what they
wield discard as un.seeatial or imc1Jeui.L
He referred especially to the retention of
the Irish membrs, the question of flame,
the separate treatmeat of Ubtr Sad the
war contribution.
Mr. Gladstone replied is sae of the moll
efeetim debatiag speeches he has ever de-
livered. He evaded Mr. Chamber.
I.a'e pests, wrought himself into
a stab of "'thalami iadi`oatios ani
declared that on the four subjects spesaf-
wally wed he bediven tall and explicit
information. b he oharectwtaually
added the weeds"'Relative to the stage se
w bleb the committee has arrived."
H. declared that he would sok
be drawn by Mr. Chamberlain, and
advised the Nationalist members to
Imitate him. His gasters were .simated.
He was fail of witty taunts and roused the
enthusiasm of he Irish .apportera to the
higl e.t I i' h. Y'-•crtk. 'et" til . spotoh
oostrdeuted hails ii.(wsttt..0 lo the Noma
though it afforded fresh 'videos" of ll/e.
Glronon srdetese'. skill as a parliaaneotary fewer.
UppUM point, teleuti.Y of the Ire
memMra,Mr. Gladstone •Reis made it clear
that hie mind was open to conviction. His
language eolith seed the current bele( Mat
the °overawes% instead propueisg to retain
the present Irls► repre.s.tatien at Wens.
Mester with all their existiag anthority
amid power.
lir. Stanhep* somewhat spoiled Mr.
(,iadstoue'e dialectics by declaring that
he bad never heard more astounding
misrepresentation than that the G.ver.-
emst had fully .xplaiad tees policy. It
wag only the Nationalise ache knew the
Prime Mitis se's muuunna
Thursday night's debate closed with a
seams of great spree, the G.ver.meat f0Y•
Mg is their mime* la ,.'h Melina Masse
through all its stages. This was w ar
nano -retied till yesterday, when the div akin
lists .heed • (*Teriesewd majority of d.
The discussion lit now commend ea
the sesend clause, the imm.flete isms
boiag whether the bill Mall suite the 'pied•
ile skies. ea whisk ala. the Irish Logi"
lawn have power to deal. it is "widen,
MP the praeti.l week' asg of the 0.is e
he left, aeeeed's' to Mr. Wean, oro11 isem M
them an understanding.
The House of Csmmone was fairly ms
hounded he how the Premier's rewwkaale
ionhedsa. "I" he said, "the A►
ol•rati•e el the Na int members libel
they say they regard the hill se • amkb.
meat in the same wayse i weep lir. PP -
sell'. deeIaratte. le att." weep
This credulity wag felt ta he the mem
earprtsiag when it wag remembered that
net wan weeks have peened aims Mr.
sad Mr. MoCrthy refused to ne.
sopa the arrangement M =if their one.
esmme, and whoa Mr. pMssll'a
is eemmltee roma Na if wag larergb
Thee he said that he did nes Wes Mr.
Otadeteme, mid only asserted hie bill In
ISIS pre mato, Mr. Olailleteneo declaration
weethe ��
/ataeeklmg laughter from
A S eamme eels Inas Ilhee.
Benne try, N. T. May l& -Omer
Pastime, • geese pile man, was oleo .9
7 e'etoek loot evening .ad it is believed
fatally worded by • w named f
Hall, whoeepe here foodhostta.. Pe., Ilia
the pimps, ire Maybe HIM d eenaseridl
Aura. theta ihmwrms/ el
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WHAT THL PAPERS HAY.
Deeds' OWNS : Tota would With t1 1
tithe of the Memel 0...- thiltit
mew at heed is eMseet to their dein for
atoh�lties. they would as their friends at
Dison• to give It to them.
Leaden Advertiser : The Kamp law
'•pads[ a Was en every w over 21 who
does not vote has her declared osnsN-
totitusl i. • test ones. If the elector dem
his duty be .mode the tat. What more
simple' The Kansa law stems to he as
improvement es the proportion steeply to
Alsfranchis. • utas who fails to do his duty
by hie oouatry. It directly reaches the
pocket.
'furont° globe : Of the (...ilia. faster
The World says :--"If there be any plea
for ameliorating hie canditioa the govra•
meat is always ready to take it up, whether
it be is the way of producing • tetter clam
of farm products or o1 finding • better
market for them." What be most swede is
• li'ete kindly goveruatcutal neglsst. U
the Government will allow him to bey Obs
chimp he minims to the most advantagense
marketa instead of fuming kanr to purchase
from not ovr-scrupulons coatbinee he will
✓ eed little aesist•woe u the matter of im-
proving the quality tat his prodncta
I Ottawa Fres Prem : W are so much
higher in free -trade Kagl.ad than is the
protectionist countries of oowtinental Europa
that workiapls. are Socking to E.gland u
thousands, sad the Imperial Partiameet is
being urged to do semetbimg to reeteietedien
immigration If the protectionist theorise
about high custom; Milks increasing
were sound the movement of
would be from the Beitiah Wands to tis
oomttneut instead of vies versa. The
oenc.ge of increase of population in
dentin the pest ten quare was Iarmar then
Canada.
Hamilton Times : The gentleness at
Ottawa may sit in fancied security and
*mak kudly of the beneficent results tf
protection for the country. but popular
opiston will morns their citadel and brine it
low. The paid agents of protection is
pores •ad public, and those who live by
its iskl.itioua exactions will combat this
view, so that the monopolist may come
forward with his let pocketbook to swell the
campaign fund, but the cobbles will be
beard to howl all the same, sad their wreck-
age will strew the land. They call m
houses "Nomaslatiew' in cadm
China, attest as
apprepiate • mase as could he towed forges►
isetitutioms, but their day ushort-lived hese,
se far as (Treat Britian is cocooned, or we
are so interpreter of the sign of the times.
If the Reform oosvention which is to be
held adopts free trade as iia platform, •
long farewell to protection and Com.erv.tivs
Government. The Lied Parlor will hate
worked its emit.
ASHFIELD.
Krol onr Own correepondeet.
The tanners are about therm with their
sediog. The growth is very sapid.
There will be • great druid be
on account of the uarellitirilir a1f y
buildings recently.
The ground wait getting very dry avid
baked. The beautiful showers of the Inst
few days will be • great bees.
Mr. Bower der got • mew smoke stack en
his steam saw mill. which adds greatly to
the appearanos of the mi11.
The fall wheat looks patchy in roma
places, bat the beautiful growing weather
will shortly make • great Amiga
Hamilton is likely to hays smelting works
ertab0t.bed within its haute. The city soli-
citor has an agreement with New
York tai whisk will be submitted to
popmLr vote.
The Wealth
of Health
Is in Pure Rich
Blood; to enrich
the blood is like
putting money bit •t interest,
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Of Pers Norwegian Cad Litter Oil
and Hypp4asphitte9
poexin blood enriching properties in
a remarkable degree. Ary yea all rat
irons) Take Scoff's Emulsion. Ahaost
as Palatable as ■ilk. Be..e and
get the genuine.
Hewed eats et wise lellns, lisaesia
R. B. HOLLAND,
DIINUANNON
SPECIAL
SPECIAL VALUE IN THS
W. B 8ANDFORD
READY - MADE
CLOTHING
And a Special Discount allowed
for Caulk. We placed a special or-
der for these goods, and conse-
quently have a very heavy stock
.g hand, which I wish to reduce at
,.nue, and in doing so, the public
will get the benefit
In Canadian and Imported
Tweeds, Worsteds, Cheviots,
Serge'', &se., the stack is large and
well-wlorted. Good Tweeds and
Merges from Abe 45e. and 50c. •
Yazd-
finite to order from 310.00 up-
ward. Now is your chance for s
bargain
Another eooaignment of chaise
Tena.
A liberals . owed for
(Taal.
Fop bacon as emah. elk ;
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