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VOL. XLVI. 2472
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THE T -3=1 w TDx1TC 1 N}]WBPAP3 3R OF 131:TROIST COUNTY_
THE PITH OF THE NEWS.
Llv• It•nn. Irol'n Livorywherro.
teem: toteed 01 Ise N1as. .f she Week
1...din, /..esseed - Setae Sea•
Mem .1 Mame 1hNera ae
ems* 1sepaha"ee.
The fnnsral of Arebbklhop niche took
place on Wcdsesday.
Tt.e trial of Santo, the assassin of Car•
not has b..nHxed for Jely 18.
1 he body of • middle aged woman wee
fo','. 1 iu the Nippers whirlpool ou Thurs-
day.
Int J P. 'iverri let was badly injured et
('hma
.:'in me Wednesday by • tall from a
borer
Jones Allen's carriage factory in Bar
button woo burrlartaed on 'Wednesday
sight
conversation was hold by telephone on
Wednesday between London. (int., and
New York city.
Richard Parks an lmm1Kr.ot, aged nine-
teen, was drowned at llarlb•nk Thursday
while bathing.
The tuned Stats 11 rues bas passed
withost • dn411-.• the %411 to admit New
Mexico as • Thant
Two hundred end twenty Barnardo boys
started from Liverpool and London for
Cicada Thursday.
At Norwood Thursday evening Mira
lowland Seriv.r a:ctdentafy shot ler
husband s father. H. will recover.
An nneureeesful attempt was made
Tbur..tsv night to blow up the.ffie. of
the M,.uireel Wittier" with dynamite.
Word come from Loaders Moat Cao•d1•a
tattle haws bac placed on due mune foot
Ing .s antmds from the Usit.d Staten
A diwtrow tentedo.wept • large pet
tion ,1 Minnesota and So,nth Dakota Thur -
day Eight or tau deaths )saws bees re -
portal
The closing exercises of the Ontario
Age,altur.i C'ollttg•, Guelph. took place
o Fthlay, and were sue.emfel in revery
reapert.
Yr P. J. Graham, the defeated prohibt•
Pont.' candidate in. West Hastings, lies
dee d.4 to protest the Melton of Yr. W
5 ki.ger
T.:.
coal sales agent met at New York
;iter Sam and •dvsucel the prices of ail
arse .4 anthracite 13 cents per ton for
301; delivery.
Mr AIlan Berne a Mac her in Biabop
ld;.r College at 9t. C'atbarinM was
drownol in the Welland °anal there on
Itidet evening
Dominion IME aitedlrR Galan'
ECM went ashore an PbiiaF em Romer
show.. Body Hook. !f. J. les was re
lamed in the afternoon.
Sine* January 1 • total of 96: business
Wares have Men reported in Canada and
Newf.-midland. against 887 in the corre-
i+pwdtng portion of 1888.
A project for an electric railroad frua
Nee York to Washington is on toot, and
1t t• rls:med that a speed of 120 miles n
bear .11 be reached.
An unfinished building In Relehsnberg.
bbeseia, fall Thursday sft.rnoon Eleven
workingmen were killed. and nineteen
saws were injured ..welly.
The boiler et Steentsoa's naw m111 at
Cayuga exploded Thursday. killing John
Cermet and fatally injuring • Wetland•
port man named Franks.
David Crawford, a farmer in Banshard,
roar Orinton. was eat to pieces on the
Orsad Trunk Railway T ivn.day night It
Y supposed to be a case of suicide.
New York Central observation trade
ser wreeked near Lewiston, N. Y. , ou
Wdaeslay. and four peai•sagwe, 1►s1oeg
lug to Niagara Fells, N.Y., wars bdly
hurt
A thirteen year-old girl, Annie Hisoock
of Pun Cortese -no who was employed es
Gook on the seam dredge Gen. Med, was
frowned by the sinking of the dredge at
`:t Clair Flats Thursday.
The delegates to the Iat.teolo1061 Con
fw*uce were formally welcomed at Ottawa
Tkurwd.y la the evening tbe visitors
ware tendered s banquet, at which about
tai ream were present.
ho definite appeal ban Few received
Pardon to the esu of YHalliday,
H•llid,
t
ps murderess. A Sew lettere appeal-
's( 1.'r her have been received from per -
toss vb. write la almost every era
Mn galls Cups; Gordon Ise,
knows as "the mother ell Ib Coateder-
r1 . diad at Memphis; Teta, os Friday,
41194 8) During the war Yrs Law or
Poised the Southern Hospital Corp.
Allele Stetter, of Rrontlys, N. Y., aged
olietteen. woe shot and killed ea /rMpy
by he father's }joonorn.ytaea, Yhkael Gess
no. who immediately killed himself. H.
bed assaulted the girl gad hared erpeesre.
Two a•areb'.11 vortnesalhaft th.ewevee
s kenallalm, tea ms& IhNeeshes i 5. the
:red/deem of the met sub arrested 8satto
a I.yem, ond atter oeariag his photo.
Minformed Mm that W talewee
Alabama miners have leeagd as address
Ill the Hoverse, of the $faisq threatening
that if the tiovernmest doss sin (teapot
aim owlets to come to • ,Nllemsat and
roomO
Imes operations the alarm will resort to
eine
Ata sooting of Me boards of health of
the Canadian .nasties heard.sl*g on nicht
Pea rearrintlon was placed to the *feet
that •yry hes SI beard h rye Provisos
sb•old take measure to .wenn • g.a.r•1
tasetestion of the people.
Area. r.ne Ire1'mM*, ia4 James Smith
terser Tbw afternoon mar -
41"4
Mies htsfly amid lined M asst. Him
aM in .here& mhasrfetes.s at rsla-
M•Gs by Allem
were the .Games
em h • 8*5r.
,_%861w
w I aha d
/Wise dissl dap -
height • dent
44
wards be
mw . Seisew. setts .hesdasgv.. •ayd
hem `i0ew gees. seer • r Wiest Osie
GODKRICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1884.,
or the deputy in the Ch•tub r, whkh re. Sag the szperieaoe of thaneds of fannersn o
ln•te.l o.
e major,
sad drowning entideot occurred oft
Yrolar to Bruwucombe'e boat how,
Prerboo.ugh, a favorite spot for swing -
when Willie Drake, 11 year-old sun
.d \\ w 1►rake, •tunenwun, Parry St. wan
. lrowi .-.I While bathing.
Jo .), Ilunt, a t'aaadtau, charged at
Puff .1.. with falsely eweanoy to the ;morel
art 1s1. residenr" in the States in order to
•«'lire uoduraliaation papers. wee held to
$1,iiiU 1.e1 by CoInwtahmner Fairchild
ii•.11. he tried ►u September.
1 h* .bike occasioned by the Pellilau
box es:t r.,utiu aro to screed Nearly every
n*..l running out of (lie•go i. turolr.d,
.1..1 '1:e .lruggie le expected to be the
r.ort .t ..f the kind seer known to the
L
.-ost d -te.eeL T. Ossetian roads do
.tut . ;poet ashy trouh:e.
Apq••:ierllot for a certificate of renam-
e/Me omelet in the tree of Eremite \\ .nmu
•nae t. bas. leen moue before J e.tice bai-
t? is the '*armee l'.art l'h..abere a1
• w 1'..rk on •Friday, hat by ....ear of
•ainrl ..a 1,..;u splee t;.e a( oLe . t u w.,s
( alb w.d until July 6. lar tr.e u..-41,tiuie
Ise 11 ousel will r.uia• iu the Tombs.
THE PLAGUE IN CHINA.
leas, N.rs ligan. tep.rMd - !Serious
Sus.tl.a la Caere.
Sal Fee MASCO, July 3. -The steamer
Peru, trots H.,ng Kuug, biings news Lha
the pl•ges at Hong Koos has heoome
worse. the Stamm has broken Ont in new
diswocut From the 7th to the 14th of
June 761 pursea died from the pest and
73.9116 Chiw.• had Heal from the city. It
ie reported a *'hitless jnok with p•sseugere
trout Meng Kong, whe were trying to
'recaps from the pl.gne, capsized and auk
ice Cep. Si Loon Pea Five British
sold,ors who were engaged iu the euforee-
meet of sanitary laws bays fallen victim•
tote plague,
The .teeturir Pea brought • budget of
i ew. regarding the Cor.eu rebellion. Iris -
eater after dl.•.ter Liao been met by the
government tramps aad the tali of the
goer/laesat was se, toted at any tidal.
1 he garde,, of the town of Zeenahu t 11
law the heads of the rebs ou May 3 1.
KILLED ATAGARDEN PARTY.
A Teems Ila .trim.• te rrath by • Nott
.r tight slag.
Mau*.. Out., July 3-A fatal accident
oeesrred at • garden party held at the
reedea.. et J. F. Bicuardsun, Lowviller.
Abeim 410 • heavy tnunders:ora cane on
with forked Itihtuing The people then
footed to the tarn for shelter The fight
ting •cru.k the hero, paining down an ■p-
rignt port and killing one young man
named Jae. ('uulsou, son of John Coulson.
kilbrida A number of people elm re-
ceived severe shocks. The lightning pared
intothe lower pars of the barn. killing a
very no. hone owned by Rubt, Harrison,
of Milton.
Destinies Day 1■ th. Neth.. C.sstre.
Lowwr.,July 3.-A dilutor in honor of
1h,mtntun Lay was g:veu et the Weetmin•
stet Palace Hotel last evening Sir Charles
Tupper. High l'omwteluner of Canada,
presided One hundred aid twenty per-
sons were presort In the absence of
Edward Blake, M P., who was to have re
wooded to the toast to the Dominion of
('under, and .t Sir Donald A. Smith, who
was to have I.rop>„el "The (juvernon of
the Dominion, pat and prseent," the
tussis were united and were proposed by
Sir t'b•rles Tupper in an opumtstie
speech,
A trim. to Desert a Disabled Ship.
New Tone, July $.-United States
",.mmimxn,er Shields has rendered •
decison against Captain J. U. Baker of
lb* "meats/ Kenilworth. The decision
bulls Captain Baker for thogra.d jury ou
tie charge ut havurg dawned the ecboouer
Flora Sawyer in a disabled condition at
sea The came is of special Interest be-
cause it he the drat prosecution ander the
statute making it • cnmu.al offvooa to
desert a vessel in dottrels. Cali suits are
also pending legroom Capt•iu Baker. Cap -
tem Raker *44 arrested aid hail wee fam-
ished in the sum of $1,1100.
Killed Noe Iter Children.
ST. Auwes, Vt., July 3. -Mrs. Mit
.ball Baker, 21 yew old, wbo murdered
her funr childreu at Moutgusery on Sat-
urday has become somewhat calmer since
bar oongnement in jail here, and relates
dditloual d.tals of w. *Toots which Id
to the horrible crime- She protests hes
atter unconsciousness of the details of the
deed feel(, farming that she was tinder
the Islllm•.se of morphine which she had
takes to MU Mesta Het asides name
was ieells Plea, wad she wee berm of
Freseb-Canadias peruses
A segtse aro VveN.lga.e.
Cascaoo, July 1 -Judge Payao hes
granted • slay a exsestiwu In the cam el
G.trses'$ Pw.derg ct, bemuse of the
pressen hearing. Preodergwetts kwogt*g
ass sit tar July 2, bet the soars .Rao Essd
that the ex.metioa of the seat.tse tr11 he
bribed said the rawest 1aMehg h oes-
visd.d.
Th. talker•% Mearem , AosMemen
Sant.rw, July 11 -Tie BSvie pram are
u aaaimo.s to the praise of the Essp.ror'.
estioa In pardoning the Frensh Deters
who were convi,'t•d of spying epos bks
foirtillsotionsof Kiri. - -
.00h and Dam F..e'rr; aerw.d.
Wmerow, Ont., Jone 80 -TM large mesh
Gad door factory owned by Mr ifdwla
ShHahwertb, wish lumber and Itlt.ahtaery.
*es 14$5.17 destroyed by les. His reel
Amos elan by was eared.
The M•sSo. ae N..ws.
A weeding artiste is the (L..ds Taman
Ase pus. the srf.00si i. asp .rt .t ar-
. ti.s el neri,sga is the folkwise way
The Pewees et 1.dewry, two winters age
paesomo.d very lowly .igeed petition to
the Leghl.$ure pay's. that eve Liman
oboes mid hes& Shen be tared. The p.ed-
den h will "seder ....i+...w.' by the
yat=hW hew is as Ms•tssYw chew.
The value of • fast is $6,000
Mortgage pieced epee it. 5,000
The farmer owes 'rely $1,000
The farmer pays false.. 30
The farm.r payouts/est 300
The farmer pays yearly $ 330
"The bolder a the mortgage pays no-
thtart. The natural result 1e :6e fore
closure of the mortgage on the b, w sad the
"victim of the farmer. Tbuu,.,d. hs,e
already shared this fate."
The world is not without •ri<n,nce iu
the lariat of mwtR•gae. 1 b.' I..s been
dsoe in several States of u•.• Ano ncaa
Croon and the messiahs result leu 1 e -s to
make the owner of the lead pay the ter,
and is other ways to make hi• situation
worse than it was before. Land is pl.ou•
Cul m Aromas, whereas mousy is compara-
tively scarce, .ad if in any State or Pro.
,tees loam are taxed, the money saber
Rose elsewhere to seek investment, or the
borrower gas what he seeds under dif6cnl-
ties and at • hither rate of interest.
Should Patrons get the law changed la
the way they are de..auding it would, of
course, be general 10 its •ppliestion, ad
would apply to mortgages on town and city
property ea well es farm property. fa ten
case of a current mortgage, if the holder
wee mole to pay the tax upon the value of
it, 1.• would assist upon full payment es
ewes as it became due ; or if the len was
renewed it would be en the condition that
the own -r of the property paid *be full
amount of the tee. to this way farmers
who are carnet away by th..Fet:ioua argu-
ment of the Palmas would tied that their
last state would he very much wore• than
the first Either they could o..t obtun •
loan at all, or :t they did, it would be upon
predations satisfactory in emery way to Lbs
money lender
Kut how would the law operate is cities
and towns! 11a workingmen, mechanic or
business man wants to build • lame under
the peseta law, he can tumidly burrow the
money b. needs at • reasonable rate of in -
Gnat. He spends money for I.uildtug
materials, be given employ meat to lal.or,
sad rets • borne *1 his own if 1.. cannot
pay off the whole of his leen when the own.
Nolte matures, he ca usually on en moni-
tion, for the money Moder. ser rule, is glad
to keep his money invested. lint should
mortgages be taxed, loses would be harder
to obtain, fewer buildings would be erected,
lase money would be expended for materials
and labor, and rents would be always high.
Looked •t from these points of vow it
most be clear that the taxation of mort-
gages has nothing to command it, either to
farmers or N dwellers in Game and sties.
1t is • mischievous propwit,en, and if
adopted would introduce • s.nosa and
disturbing element into the tinaacial •Mane
of the country. To capitalists. business
Miro, mechanics and laborers especially it
would Miss distre e, if am di.sSsr and to
the 1eA e.it .acid brigs .s perm-- relief.
A New breed of Practical row is.
The new bird.... called Campine., and
there are two varieties, the Sliver and
(;uWen. They •re natives of Belgium.
and they are egg producers first, last and
ell the tine, so we s» bolt'. The Agri-
cultural I►epartment et Washington has
been gathering information from souls of
its consols abr,oa4 concerning the native
breeds of lows in some of the countries of
Europe that are nukuown uu tbie side of
the water. The American consul at Ghent.
Belgium, furnishes an interesting mea of
information cunc.ruing the Campania,
from which it appears that they ars
"healers" of a very high order. From his
description of the energetic and persistent
manner in which these fowls grub their
own hying oat of a sterile soil, and the use
to which they tarn the living in the mat-
ter of egg production, our Leghorn. will
have to get up eery early in kite morning
indeed if they are to maintain their pre -
rat high poet of honor as "egg
machtue•. ' He sen that Compiles
bens often lay 500 eggs • year
and that the overage is fully '2:x0 •
rear, • prolificacy whish, it no m*ateks has
boon made, 1e "oaken' to tuck. the bred
iu.tantly popular. Front the tenor of his
rep,n It wuild appear that thew fowls are
a c'u.t..med for the most part to shift for
u..utreive• to Belgium. twit they are very
scantily s.pplied with food. end that not
witboreding this neglect both as regards
c:« -e an.1 food, they nevertheless persist 11.1
bating eggms right along! 1f they bring this
c. aracteruoc with them from Belgians.
they wilt certainly prove ten •cgnteltl„n to
our (.ractical poultry interests.
In six•, the Campine. appear to be simi-
lar to our Logborns, theft/elks varying, sa-
cording to Lbw °mauler report. from 44 to
3j Ib., •d tb• hem from 2,1 to 4i lb. 1w
color, the bins appear to resemble oar
Silver -Penciled Haobirg•..o tar at least
se the hen is concerned -the comb being
both sings and rose, however -but with a
ple.asall. that is white to the moot and
rwd or penciled elsewhere.
resales 1. Sensing.
The feet has momently bee notated
that taming eoomanlei.s ohaogs rodeo -
tion speedily with little apparent recess.
The ordia•ry inetnativae in particular
grope seem enough at Have. to est • whole
s.irbberksd into new efforts for profit by
special mopping. It bse been a matter of
eoassem remark that extremes in the prise
of hogs or sheep are likely to follow la
quick ouecewsiioru from the readiness with
which farmers tura from ow to either. A
faaon•ebeep rawer s sad to hay* give se
the e.cret of his .ncee... the meats, "Mal
when 3onsr neighbors sell, and sell wbsa
your neighhor hay." Thee explanatio.ls
that farmers are likely to mower in crowds
ender a ...omon feeling that penile lies dm
Lbs Mennen sought by .thee. (Maw
there seems to be no better meesoo thaw
that o er neighbors w doing It
Tao Rear*& M only 111 a year is dv.aea
Hare N east Myer fiiawi.
0.H..ms WIRhm, e.. el Jetta llawwg,
mw with • very had •aeliest het Taei 7.
He luso imam • ash, whom N slimed es
She geese god San ea his Mot, beeshl.g N
fiery wry.
Dadari.h Towstiip : A law days site
Junes R*.he Skew W the mn/rrM..M
his eha.44_ dYsuaiod by •sok luhiah
crowded hla h woo • weeder he woe we
acre sole.rb herb
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UP IN ADVANCE.
ll. McGILLICUDDY, PROP•R
ELECTIONS iN HURON.
Tho Aaiun* of the Polling•
barrow M t3erled is West .ere., taboos
In 6N ..s.., ..d lerL.an Carries
th. 919th Milian The Three
■.r..a e■ Line.
The following are .he returns ih oonnee-
tite with the recent slectlems is Huron.
This (musty aeons the huour of being the
only moiety ie Ontario which hu been able
to keep its Liberal representation intact i•
ties three ooastttoenctse
W1i8.T HURON RETURNS.
UologlUi
I;arrow,
Pulling Sub. No. 1 ... 49
2 47
3 . 50
4 55
5 47
6. 70
7. 34
Coo.olly.
63
36
37
30
42
47
29
367 73 254
1,1170!.
N..1 29
2 41
,. 4a
43 48
.. ,°.
6. 14
6. 36
7 25
5 30
30
18
43'
19
26
23
22
18
267- 68 199
5I.079.
Ne. 1 43
2. 41
45
41
ea .2t 2
wmulla9.
No. 1. 40 ,3
2 ... 37 39
3 42 57
4. .. 62 75
224- -- 43
181
As MIIILO.
N.. 1.. 48 E3
2.... 64 105
3. 53 711
4. .. 37 44
5....109 24
6. 69
40
1110
w, w•wa120411
No. 1.... 44
2.... 48
3.... 37
4.... 75
5.... 52
266-7
5. %%%%%%414.
No. 1.... 72
2.... 78
3.... 63
4.... 47
260--67
comsat. 5 Tow.o.oir.
No.1 .32
2. .. 26
5. . 23
81
rouser.
Net 5.... 25
6.... 42
7.... 49
116-19
awtartTCLATtow.
Gederiek, 367
Piston 267
Blyth 84
Aakgsld
Wrier 181
420
Colliers*. ................810
W. Wawsnne& s a s s 266
K. W.w..esk s a s s 260
(lsdsrhh Township 81
Huliot1.... 116
2242
Majority fee (Arrow -36.
21
51
410
64
42
93
45
239- 19
67
58
57
39
28
949
51
72
37
33
198
68
66
90
225-144
39
27
31
97
484
199
86
244
410
230
249
193
425
97
4706
WEIR MIME tw 1890.
Darrow Roberta
Askldd . 121
Blyth 0 0
ow 19
0Llk.rme 29
Ocdmiot 6
Odsrsh tp 106
He11.1, - . 47
Walesatrh K 78
Weinman W tt 32
Wiege t 17
K itimat, Ser Oa/vow-112283 171
'In panes r.bdivlsiw No. 3, Clinton,
*IUeh gave Mr. (Arriew • majority of 19,
the coterie., aline nadsorlently trans-
posed taw Vann is his oMesmcat, and thus
eredetcd Yr. Connally with • on•jerity at 19
which beIo.Ied M Yr. Haney, sod there-
by redwood rho maj.rley et the Letter by 38
room. Aa • reed&, Mr. O•r,.w's majority
*►1.h is reality h 74, le .•41.11, planed as
36, •"d will es Noah" seen the reoomat, Far
MAUI Yr. Harrow bas sato, be made.
ISA. -sew. 0511114 wrtw"E'm usetenarrtw.
L. the tw.ieer ed the dowlcs .t • osob4r
be repress.. the Waw Skiing .f the essoby
.f Heres la the legislature .. the Provisos
.l Osier* bell as the llifih el Jews, 11101,
sod .l the Ostarie Hlrsties Act`
I. Illandl.. W i e1 the tows .I
✓ the unsay e1 twos, ogreh,. , 4.
=WI M oak lad rd
actin the odtto, of d&poly rsturaiag oMeer ,
in and for polling subdtvuue• No. 3 for t►.I
1 said tows of Clato. in the mid election.
2. At tate close of the poll, in the pre-
ssmen of the poll clerk for the said sub -
divines sad of meets for both twodidaw
is the sad riding, 1 counted the rotas
whim& had been duly east in the aid sole -
3. Whoa 1 had counted up the said mute
given for each candidate. 1 found that forty
three (43 of the said yotes had been oast
for Yr. i.•rrow, fwd twenty-four .24, for
Mr 1'on.olly, and this oount ourrssproded
e:aetly with the count ma.:e by the others
keeping count in the polling place.
4. Hy inadvertence, in making the writ
ten statement roomed by the said Act as
to the state el the poll, the numbers are re-
versed, I an told, to as to 'tike it sppesr-
contrttry to the poll -that forty three votes
had bets mat for Mr. ('u*.olly sod twenty-
four for Mr too -row.
And I make this solemn declaration coa•
seienoously believing it to be true. and
k.owiug that it u of the same force and
effect as if mule under oath, and by vir-
tue of the t'attade Evidence Act, 1893.
HARRISON WILT'E.
Iteclarel before me at the town of t'hn.
toe, in the oou•ty of Huron, this 311-1 day
.1 July. in the yam of our Lord 1894
JAMBS St OT!',
A Commteuoner, dc.
EAST HURON.
Het 4551/1.
Gib000,
N. 1.. . 76
2 . 67
143 - 52
unlit.
No. 1.... 73
2.... 48
3.... 92
4.... 48
5.... 36
6.. . 50
7.... .V
417-- -132
Mesal..
No. [sass 63
2.... 61
3.... 41
4.... 46
5.... 57
6.... 61
329- -54
Ur1J.EIT.
No. 1.... 66
2.... 87
3.... 37
4... 47
237-158
Wise.
Ns. 1.,.. M
2.... 74
3.... 59
4.... 29
5.... 53
6..,. 39
7.... 29
8 ... 27
378--156
waox arta.
No. 1.... 69
69-38
TriCs MR•1T.
N.. 1.... 38
2.... 79
3..., 73
4.... 43
233--- 43
Rowk't.
No 1.... 23
2..., 58
3.... 61
4.... 60
6.... 86
6.... 46
323
.ca rrer•LAno..
Gibson.
Brawl 143
Grey 417
Norris 329
Hallett 237
McKillop 378
W re:stcr 60
Tarabsrry 233
Howlek: .. , 323
2129
Majority for (;ibose 453
4417 truisms or 1890.
Odom.
Brussels, 'majority 64
Grey, 145
Moria, " b
Hallett, '• 162
M.[nbp, , . 250
T.r.b.ery, . 43
Wrer.Mr, ,•' 21
Lioirimk . 177
680 177
T.MI majority fee Giber, 1890, 503.
SOUTH HURON.
Milne
48
43
91
17
26
13
54
71
46
58
286
38
32
45
43
48
69
275
24
17
7
31
79
6
15
35
41
32
34
22
38
223
31
31
54
37
5069
210
115
72
83
82
56
74
482 159
Milne.
91
816
275
79
223
31
210
482
1676
Y'sgr'ove.
surosrs.
Mol.... Wsismdller
No. 1....126 66
2.... 58 32
3.... 60 44
4.... 117 28
5.... 34 2
304-116 187
■xpTsa
He. 1.... 27
2.... 116
3.... 36
4.... 61
540
LAT FIELD.
Na 1.... it
055, w. fr.
N..3.... 26
4.... II
6.... i1
1A
67
48
49
74
238-98
80 .40
Tt""atn>211TU t1'.
No. 1.... 92
2.. .114
3 .128
67
32
40
4 124 10
468-290 168
mount.
No. 1.... 59
2.. 67
3 . 28
4.. . 19
5 90
u•r263
No. 1.... 5d
2.... 93
3.... 74
5.... 79
6.. - 41
416
overs..
No. 1.... 4.3
2.... 44
3.... 69
4.... 66
5.... 86
6.. . 24
7. 29
8... 30
390
cesuas a.
N..1.... 52
2.... 75
3 -.. 51
4 ... 79
33
3.1
107
56
35
264
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
i Tho Chalet for th• Local 21111.
Weekly Street •r Clary Sews served
esu u Mali Everybody nib sad
'alai t•Ilpped amid Condensed
Pram Styr; s ales.
Wioglean, The town 0.130011 has been
1 pieced io poutioa again.
Clinton Mosses 11. and S Pole, who
21 kelt a year ago to take up their iseideoo. in
96 Cheataamega, 'room , returned to town lase
109 I week, the climate there not sgreeug with
them.
23
53
90
27
414
g';mNEesz
119
56
92
62
3
60
267 324 -67
RIO 'aEler Laflo•.
Seafonh ......303
F.:•tip r 14.t
Bayfield 31.
(.oderuh Tewwhip 77
T.okrsenith 4.1.1
Steaky.
Hay
Stephen
L'.borne
2u3
. 416
390
257
2,336
187
238
80
183
168
264
419
450
324
2,313
Majority for Mclean 22.
Then were fourteen rejected halloos as
follows :---9csforth 5, II•yfeld 1. (;odericb
township 1. Tuckeremith 1, Hay 2, Sumba.'
3, Usbere. 1.
acini sirst"' 1% 1890.
Holm.. Bishop
Kleter .. 148
Stephen 73
Hay 150
Stanley 31
Goderich tp. ...107
Bayfield ... 6
Ushers. au
Tnokeremith
9eafarth
259
106
429 587
Majority for Bishop 158.
MISTAKES IN THE MAILS.
A Carlene Legged titensted Irons the roe..
mtae/er-e..r.t'. Deport.'
(1Tr•w•, April 11,- 1)1.11 the documents
laid before Parliament, none shows up the
frailty of human nature like the Postmaster -
Geaeral'. report. An appropriate motto
for the cover of this intereeti.g work would
be "To Farr u Human." Thu allusion
would Dover n -r% only any "clerical errors"
that may be found in the book itself and the
misdeed of the erring employe of the 1te-
pertment "who prop lettere what isn't
hire," but skip the multitudinous errors of
the public, who perform eatooishing testa
of carelessness In directing ad mtedirect-
iag their letters sad es astonishing disre-
gard of their own interests in breaking
regulations of the department meant for
their own protection. A000rding to the re-
port el the deal letter branch tor the year
mediae June 30, 1893, then were so lees
than 3203 letters received at the dead letter
office, eoeteining money aggregating ne less
than $17,344.46. There were 47 letters
oestaining bills of exchange stemmata( to
$13,456 74 : 519 containing cheques to the
amount of $62,794.04 ; 268 containing drafts
fee 1149,561.41. (fag from conscientious
Mieawbsr eoataining an I.O. U. for $5; 752
eentauiag money redone for $11,618.63:
363ary 5otes of • sae value etf $74,.
461.butwprobably worth enmething less;
588 reoaipts amoontime to 646,781.88.
Bight stock oertito•tes, •Rise 117,130,
anti 21 warnon oert,6oates, atsou.ti.g to
$22,554.23. it is satisfactory to add that
meet of these ultimately reached their "er-
re*
rteat. destiaatio.a There were .lest..n
mnrrmge eertifieates went astray and twenty
kitten containing wedding ake. Th. old
Weeder eeriest M. P.'s, to the effect that
they were to the habit of freakier their
wa.i.g house from 1►sewn, will, se doubt,
he revived by the feet that nine p•roeb of
underwear sad twont -three of steerklagu
sad seeks remelted the dead litter nese, sot
to mwtiou three pain of what the report
vulgarly called " pants" Ammo misesl-
leo.ses artistes gene astray are 19 &press, 1
bear'. tool, 1 bib, boot sose.heeswsi.doll.,
4 411.e teeth, 3 glass eyes. 1 hair ewitek, 1
mesa mss, 1 titee•t, 1 razor, i 'letter,'
alleged bo minters tomatoes, Rad one con
islets' a typewriter. This loot was prob-
ably est of the pretty variety, as the report
oomMi.s no other evidence of the mails be-
teg need for passenger purposes, maims pa-
eibly some legisiater who had lest his pose
had been trying to gd home throngs the
math co his trash as • " Geological %past -
S ENMILLER.
Wiuwasnay, July 4.
One N the sights of lbs section e a
sherry tame as the farm of Charlie 1►s., lot.
6, 7 ad 8- Mait3•.d CMS-. CsIborus Irma
t&i. tees Yr t)ke has already rioted 162
quarts of trait aid there I elan • largo
5an.tity left A beset* sent iota Tun Abu •
wet. MB.. was heavily lades. •ad woo sl•
swot ..eegb in itself to de • snail lenity
Ser she seises. A few snare seek Mowry
tress would almost sew Mr I Ila to retire
frees rakes wheal al 6'5e • be.h.l.
(trey : TMa r1.kes' yeses molt died.
Iia mother we1Ys't ewe it.
Ethel Mise Muriel Holmes, who has
been is Buffalo for Mine time, is home on •
visit : she has been attending one of the
truntoj hospitals, and is now • proticicnt
and experienced puree.
1101i41,0 A St. Paul paper of a recent
date 000t•tne as samosa of an encounter
the% shad. Beesley hod with a burglar,
during which he fired two shout at hint.
This to • brother d Will Keeley.
Elmer : On Friday last as Thos. [Mar-
iam was enamel the road is fruit of the
Poet office, • dog belonernng to 11. Johne
sprang at him end grabbed him by the leg
inflicting an ugly and imolai wound.
ltru.s•s Rev. W. E. Kerr, wife and eon,
speut a few days is tows while ea their way
to their new charge at W'ruteter. They
drove from 'rhsmg•ford where Mr. Kerr has
been stationed for the past three years.
Clinton The other day Rev. J. W.
Shiltuo, of i%alkorto., formerly of Chinon,
had the misfortune to lees hu tine driving
horse ; it was eau he priced highly, as he
owned it for • considerable length of tire.
Mullet The whet day while \t' llghe,
of troderich, was eogageil so pao,tulg the
Room. of his brother, ,lame,, [hr .'•gold
0175 way, •flowing hum te fall rte di.lance
.d 10 feet, brerkuuk the email bwus in the
erns
Exeter In the 11'90 election Mr.
Ilolnies, C'ues.rvaYv*, iter 148 nulenty,
while last Tuesday Baster only gave Weare
miller, t anservativ, 9R. Exeter will soma
be a reform town at the rate a has been
going.
Krusses : Ws .re pleased to none, that
Miss [ate Richardson, formerly 01 i:r.sale,
Ks passed • socoeesful ex•mrwticu at the
school of P.d•,.,y,Torooto,and now teaches
an •sat.met In Isiah scnool worth, holding a
1st class wrti6cete.
Brussels last Sunday's wted.term was
a severs one 1t blew out Ore whole front
of It Kwan'. blacksmith ,hop,took off about
30 feet art roof from the tiax mall and dam-
aged *.vera! other buildings. Shade trees
assn wticred, probably • dozen being
broken
Henss11 William Kegel s little girl bad
the misfortune , on Friday afternoon last,
to fall tessera the wheel and bolster of his
wagon, while mating in at when it was go-
ing, gating se t.rribly craehed that part of
the bolster had to be awn off before Rhe
omiid be extracted.
Grey I.aet Monday Mrs. George C.
Ingrain paid Nature's debt and passed away
atter • leer illness of about 2 years. ('n•
oar with other oomplioatione was the cause
of death. lteoe.sed was • more of Oxford
ootaty and had lived in Grey for about four
years. She was 44 years of ere.
Walton The residence of Mr. Henry
Hamilton, about • fats east of the village.
was the scene of • very merry gathering •s
W'edoesday of last week. The os:..ioo
was the marriage of Mr. Hamilton's eldest
daughter, Mute !f•ggi.. to Mr. John Bolger
a prosperous young farmer of Morias
Rlyth A pleasant and very pretty
event took place in the Presbyyterian church
oa Wednesday, at 11 o'clock • w., whoa
Min. Fps, oely daughter of ltd R. McKin-
non, was united in the holy hoods of matri-
mony to 11r. W. J. Milne, of the place.
Kippen Nile. Ann McMordie, relict of
the late Robert McMordne, of this plaee,
died is Londes on the 26th teat, at the
ripe age of 87 years. The remains were
brought home on Wednesday, end rte
fusee' took place from Mr. Alexander
Monteith's on Thursday, and was very
1•rgely attended.
Chntoa : t)• the evening of Wed.eday,
June 20th, the residence of Mr.. Oakes,
Albert street, was the wee, of one of those
events fleet newer was to go entirely oat of
style, of being the imeasioe of the marriage
of her youage.t daughter, Carrie, to James
Stoddart, of l'hio•go, formerly of t;odericb.
Wiaghai n : R. Wilmer, manager of the
Klink of Hamilton here. hu goo* to take
charge of the branch of the same institution
in Siascoe, tor • fete nesathe, his place here
Wine taken by • gelatinasers from the bead
office. Mr. Wilson will not he • .traager
in *mese, se he spent sir sseothe there
*Ilea the agoacy woo opened in ttat tows,
abort six yaws yo.
Bdgrsve Rev. (;eot'p* Law and (easily,
being about to leave Sulgrave soca, a nua-
ber el %heir friends ad weld webers mot as
the moa.. en Temeday evening, 19th ins.,
sod pnseated Mr. fair with • purse of
money, 000•mpai•d by as address express -
regret at his •.d hie family's de erten,
..d sett[ag forth in moot ceetplignent•ry
time the appreeistioe by the oou,ir*rstion
Of Yr. ad *1... iaer's efforts in their lo
half.
Rrua.geld Miss Anna Keen, daughter
el the late Key. Jobe Rena, %sucebo4, haa
was the gold medal st Jolter Coil.g.,
Ottawa. Mire Ruse Moo wen the spn.i.l
prem in homey. We believe this is the
sassed owe et Um same family who hes at-
tained to similar beset .t Litte ase .5191.
Ms. Kato le • greatest* .f (Hates esU.gi-
ata it is no Remail Warm that two mesa -
hers el the atom family Amid wars medals
of thin 4.0.49tiou.
YeKillp • Geer,* ('brise; bee geld his
lira. let 31, ooseenio• 1. to this terra/hap,
t. Yea 3.91.. J1110•11110 111. *be owee •hy
aero • short dboae* away on the .Roo
Tisa Th• tarn h • mom eredlsat ase,
el.tal.img 100 here., with brie& house and
bask bus, and the pries, 16,416, ie ewe met
dhes niesia.d ter • Fara in the days
Yr. theseey boo ..t yet derided *hat he
will de. tut we hope Its will reais4e is the
us ghberkwwd, es be ls too gond • Utiees to