HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-7-12, Page 7THS SIGNAL : GODSRICH, ONT', THURSDAY, JULY 12. 1$$4.
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J11Ej'EOPLE'S CASH STORE!
AS THE SEASON ADVANCES TME S000S BECOME CHEAPER.
We are offering this week home Tretnendou, Bargains in
DRESS GOODS
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jraty and Bleak Heavy Twill Serge'', 'regular 50c goal■, fee ..... 40.•
Light and Dark (trey Ile Beige, all wool, worth Cm:, for :Etc
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Plain and Figwred Black Lustre', (-heap at 35c, for
Black Cashmere, in Jet and Blur Black, special,
GREY COTTONS
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40 inch Cotton, regular 10c, for et
36 .. " " 8c, for
t;�
St/ •• ,i47c, for • -,
:t1 " " •' Set, for
Another Case of Iteinnaata of White Cotton, from 1 t• s yards in each
piece, the very finest goals, at Ilk a yard.
rents
Cent.:
Cent*
3, Cent.,
HOSIERY
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•U pairs of Children.' Fast Black Cotton Hone, 5j, f,, 6' and 7 inch.
regular price IMc to '.•sic your choice while they last for file•
Butter in tulm, 14c., Eggs, tic., taken as lash.
JOHN T. ACHESON
T 111': PEOPLWS CASH STORE.
GEMS OF THOUGHT. I buds of ht. physiognomy which finally blow
- '•sted nut Into • full mile of Teletypes
• I
proportions, hs mouth at last sasumag
the curve of the rainbow, with the two
extremes well sigh ianrtini, themselves
1 tritium the ear Lien KM:scoot' stand's,
out upon the siert L: his phrenological
rim
'• Well," maid the railroad official. with •
peculiar and somewhat malicious smile play-
as( upon his lace, " there's one position,
only one exactly one position of that sort
Ill on this road and I've got it and 1 dont
a- propose to retire
The moral of this is that then is very
tittle room in this world for the man who is
not witting to work hard tor all that he
hopes to eel tad bold.
An increase in salary smelly follows •n
. tnerease to Stliciescy.
.( you's( man should seek to made him
✓ self rideable if not Invaluable to his employ
✓ fir.
A young man who, by the proper me of
Ins span momeats, iecreaeu his efficiency
as a clerk, sale'swt.n, or mechanic. will have
an iscre sed financial value to the tsdiridu-
i a1 who employs him, and will, sooner or
ar. he the mimeos et special favor an"
tnmLiai com/:der•ttnn.
i The beet way te moors prompt preens
- i Lion to a larger position than you coup' is
✓ to promptly prove yourself larger than the
position which you occupy.
Always do more than your agreement
cella for and know mon than your poetise
demands.
A tree ott•a transplanted does not thrive
Light
is Ike task when many share the
t•nl.
1'hildna Ove more and of models than
of entice.
No word, ewe spoken, returoeth, even if
if uttered weenies..
Envy is pu.rshieg ourselves for being in
tenor to our neighbors.
He who ,rasps at many asioymeote
sire to be trt.bld with many disappoint
mens.
To destroy worms and expel them from
iMldrea or adult. use ler. Low's (Yong
.yrup.
1f a !need lend you his staff today, do
sot expect him to carry you on his hack to
morrow.
Then as ail beautifier of (simplex ion, o
tore. or behaviour, like the wish to acatte
aid net pain, around es.
There is in our manner magootsm that
reaches out from u to others, is • thousand
ways We must be watchful.
Glen's lives ars as thoroughly blendei:
with each other as the air they breathe
Evil spreads as ready as dames.
I tr. Low's Worm Syrup curse sad re
moor worms of all loads in children o
.dols. Price 25c. Sold by all dealers.
The most knowing man, 1■ the course oil
the loosssl life, will always have muck t•
;ears end the wisest sad beet moth to in
KO,*
Never bear mon than iso kind of trouble
at • time. Some people bear three kinds-,
•1l they have had, all they have now, sad
•1 they expect to have.
\..a hold &.♦tial by the buttes se *s
trod in order to be hoard out, fer, if pmegalla
ars uuwtllis, to Mar you, you W better
hold your wages thus them.
It'd bloo 1 coulees blotches, both, pimples.
ab.cea ,., ulcers, scrofula, mc. fturdock
itloid hitters cures bed blood in any form
from a common pimple to the worst sero
fol• one.
Free will is not the liberty to de whatever
ode likes, but the power of dotes whatever
oar pees ought to be done, even in the very
face of otherwise ov.rwh.lmtng impales.
Then hale freedom indeed.
P1urdock Blood Hitters cure .11 dreams
of the bled from • common pimple to the
wont icrofal.,us soros or ulcer : skin die..
eases, boils, blotches, and all blood humor*
cannot resat its healing power'.
Shat doss the word " ckeerfoio. im-
p:v' It mama • pun heart, • 000toted
spirit , it means • ki.d .ad loving dopo•i.
tiro . It means hummity and charity : it
swans • generous &ppreci•tios of others and
a modest oaanea of self.
For abated% 'sob's. ob•lors iaM.am,
clamps colic, darrh•.•, and summer ooze
Plaint, lir. Fowler's Extract of Wild Stnw-
bsr' u • prompt, eels and sun can that
has been • popular favorite for over 40
rears
laooeeet sahib el mon dsseriptiso i-
mam • sympathetic pleasant awl mike a
flood that is contagious. Wit aired hunter are
&moor t he goat r-1---t--5g sf lif.,and are
gifts of trust to these Arlie poises them for
the thew and .okiluetiea et mankind.
tmeg Men Looking the • sate apet.
A Total sea hod -Ansa . I.rsd the *floe
ret W mpseistedest ler • railroad-dieteios
awl as the official lifted kis hes to impact the
Wt. amities* ier • dadler stke. of Ms valu-
able time M Weld a youth open Mom tie
sum aid moons a eneeay propitious sum-
mers sad elate. W Needed their some-
what r•rytsg rays. His complexion was of
the Wahiawa sett. Rile linen, ie so far as IS
w.s exposed to the gam of the yeller was
immaculate : est • apes fir • might' or m
such thing was to be toned upon his *ireful-
ly brushed garmeet& Hie hair wee divided
in the middle.
" What oma 1 do for you 7" &'ked the
wheat The moth indimyd that th•irreat
desire of hie soul wan • poleitios ea t1 teed
'e some d•psi meas u.iw the oQi•iers di-
rest sad immedial. mepervkeia. New. if
Oars M1� ♦M sea. ►� a tart .1 t,
ti1 'a =UM
paMam( tad with inch
kite rapidity take • composiM
el• msoden s . old °I.°yid 111141Z". the 41Z. the
Asia! i. the iedivid.af
wile ma de it, tic did -is epee INS eiaea.ion,
sal this a whet the kala j ofbial said to
W Youthful abject .f title ek. 11 1
"1 'tree errs, i eadart6etd re see look-
er for • parties es kips mad.
Vol. eir," sail UNI_ yes& modestly,
" that r Jest wh4 rim her. -
Tea would Mho to In& * prigtion
sepp„s� ire r. opo gate afbwd at 9
ti time. ri gs Lout. sleet .l AIM!
„ A«bo• interrupted sir." i�nps.dtM mogth
eet e.,,* wMNMait rather)
se! to s's latiseisand_ "
mho tide k °belt 411644111644.tM yes
ahem ►sem fwR t1•vel•1
RAIL ADVICE AND HINTS
Eight travellers out of ton who use • pass
And it expensive.
Economy saves money : so do excursion
ticket& when obtainable.
It is sate to assume the man who does not
slam the car door is • Christian.
Seats behind paseeneers whose wi•duw is
open fuarao1e duet and cinders.
Two snub basins were never known to
serve four passengers simultmeseusly.
He who talks for the benefit of .11 passen-
gen le a nuisance worse than cinders.
1 ole.. &b•ortwlly thirsty, drinking from
the ice cooler cup is to be discouraged
There is more 'sentiment than fart shout
the window seat beteg mon desirable.
Brakemen do not can whether you sus
the eompaoy or not. I toa't threaten them.
Refrain from berating mothers with
ery lug babies. We were all babies at one
time.
Selfish men who seek to mom:polite
more tam their share of seat should be re-
buked.
Package, valise or overcoat does sot re
serve • sat. Remember this before guar
rel line.
('oughe, cold.. sore throat, asthma, bron-
chus, and all lung trouble are quickly
cured by Magy&rd's Pectoral Redeem.
THE NATURALIST.
The blowing viper, whin brought to bey,
makes • pretence of committee, suicide.
The young of several epeeists of serpents
retreat down the throat of time mother when
primed by sudden demo.
At the end of a.b hair of • cat's whiskers
is • bulb of ssrveus autotimer which con-
verts the hats auto erce.disgly delicate
feelers.
The average whale te from fifty to sixty.
five feet is length and thirty 6v. feet in
eircumfsreen. TM jaw -boles are twenty
to twenty floe feet lea`, end • tongue has
b... knows to yield almost • ton of oil.
Almost every kind of an moot seems to
have what may be called • weather instinct.
The apprise\ of ruin is indicated by the
eight of erases and swallows. by the cries
of waterfowl, by the actions of cows and
PeaL
The flying dragon of the Indian •robi-
p.Mo'o o•m sespeed itself is the air for
all 1 thirty .mooed& Some siitanliea as.
eat that at om leap, with the aid of its
beelike inembr•ass between its forelegs sad
Mad, • distance of sixty feet.
a Ilaanied alar 1a sesaeky.
From the Os.rierJearual.
The following Iittle story is being e1r-
cmMted about • Masted Mr is the Ohio
neer.
"Then is • bar in the Ohio river alar
SeniMMad, Ky., that is Masted. Yeses
ago • 9mithlsd merchant refused 1 let hie
daughter emery • 0im•I.0. young !ti
te whom ewas mush •tsacbed. .ddea.
she
ly the irersbkst disappeared, and before the
matter stela be terminated the girt ad
the lawyer were gone, toe. At mtd.inht
woes the Mad is still, .ayla id w•sebl.g
the her ase Mar • bit of an old len melody
a plated .bet, sed thea e6 i divot se helm
Nobody Meows sees • Oat lbw% blow.
sew."
0lee11 awtwss es eeewellasi amts
Teacher ---1 swims.
Yr. i
INA your sae t• fame 0elthsetiM. ,
mebtrsoMme sag tit• rest !
res. tehe1aie-Teff M rests to Imre
at idalsise. but • eery bode sub -
de.
011parfa Sweissm. V. fl, a., Lasa Thom
aL wast " MA% OsewA Amway Is
Me IV melds t 1... one bond dot
wadi de tar w Pass MI wits.
AINbyVaNw a�•w
Mothers
suffering with weakness and
emaciation, who give little
nourishment to bablss,should
take
the Cream of Cod-liver Oil
and hypophosphites. It will
give them strength and make
their babies fat. Physicians,
the world over, endorse it.
Iuu't k ANIMA by Sikl$W,s!
Am • Some. S.linull.. AL meanie. Me. a 6L
COLOSSAL BRITISH FORTUII.ES•
The larrmr sad E./ole. .r seine et Toe"
ta.d't Great sues.
The Earl of !herby draws trust his tenant
tszmsn upwards of 185(1,000 a year. This'
s supplemented lay h:. Liverpool property.
This fortunate family owns nearly all the
town of Bary. The total income of the
Earl of herby m clow en 11,750,000 a year.
The F:arl of Shelton s is anther family that
has done well out of Liverpool, for, in .d-
dlttso to estates producing 1'250,000 a year,
the ground rats $350 000 more. they re-
ceive 11,250,000 from .370 acres of land, re-
quired ' y the .erporation for • publie
park. air. Gladstone, io addition to 4500•
000 left him by his father, hu the rent roll
of the Haw•rd.•o estate, which came into
thepos'w�ion fl his wife on the death of
the ass t male Glynn*. Add to the estate,
which is worth $90,8.55 • year, another 410-
000 tor royalties sad 126,000 as Prime
Minister, sad you have in rotted numbers
1125,000 • year. Earl Vane has 6500,000 in
addition to hu coal royalties, which ectad
over 12.000 aces. Coal is worth to the
Earl of Fitzwilliam 4500,000 • year. in ad-
dition te another 1680,000, the value of his
estates is Yorkshire and Inland The
Martins of Londonderry, who sells his coal
wholesale and retail, has with land, • rest
roll of 1915,000 • year. The Marius of
Salisbury's insdon property is the neigh-
borhood of Si. Martin's bile and the Staid
Is Sold to bring him 9350.000 • year. The
bler.tme' other esteem produce 4155,000
per •.nom As the Tike of Devo..hire
own. 183,315 acres of land, producing a
revenue of $965,000 a year, he is not likely
to aceept the million which hay been offend
Itevoushire house and grounds at Picca-
dilly.
The Duke of ff.rnilton's mining royalties
amount to no Ise thin' 1570.000 a year. His
other estates beteg in 4365,000 per annum.
Lord Barton, of liss fame, to worth over
4600.000 a veer, and the family of the late
Mr. ('rawshsy, the Welsh ironmonger, has
the handling of 110 000,000 When the
iron trade wait hri.k the I•:arl of Dudley
netted yearly 4150.000 The Lindley
Stemomds are wot'h 41.500,000. The Duke
of Norfolk has an income of 41,845,000 •
year, the Duke of Northumherlaed 1680,-
000, and Earl 1Greherry 1180.000, to say
nothing of 110,000,000 kat wife brought
him.
CRISP AND CASUAL.
Vinegar is mail. of celery.
Buffalo has • horse hospital. •
Slavery has existed Pram newly time..
Athlete Cigarettes hare no Rivals. tf
S•reia `rows 2,000,000 tons of plums a
year.
The pillory was abolished in England is
1831.
Bulgaria exports wheat and attair of
room.
i)orneo produce. tobacco, peeper and
coffee.
The most valuable pearls are perfectly
reeled.
The officers in the parka of Boston are to
use bicycles.
The taste n/ t I cotes in England was pro-
hibited in 182o
The first septennial parliament began its
sittings is 1716.
Only 9 per cost. of surgical operation" in
amputations are fatal.
1a the British navy the a.nual cost of
maintaining • man 1.11,000.
Thee hundred and sixty mountains in the
United States are 10,000 feet high.
A tsaspoonfo' of sada in • wineglass of cold
water will relieve • Mot headache.
The shako, or soldier's bat, is almost •
thing of the past in the French army.
There is no known means by whish the
mars left by smallpox may be removed.
A big gluier has formed in the Rooky
Mosstaua, sear 9t. Mary'. River, Most.
" The French quarter" of New York
city Includes • Dumber of lace designers.
Rerdook P111. do sot gripe or sicken.
They caro eosatipstioa ted sick headache.
Fire escapes are more eom,nos o.0 build-
ings in America than as my other ooustry.
Norway Pine Syrup cane coughs, told',
hoarsesees, sore threat, asthma, bronchus
etc.
Horses are so pkutiful in Chile and Rupees
Ayres that it is not u000mmos for lreggan
to ride.
Athlete Cigarettes, mon sold if this
bread Nan of all other 1lgtrettos com-
bated. t f
The amount of wire is tics ttedergruad
sosdoite of New fork pity is estimated at
34,000 miles.
It. Ritchie A Co., manufacturers of Mb-
Ist. Clemente. Our production is ever
three quarters of the .ogwmpei.s of tiger.
tutee is Cameos. 11
.neat' e_e.L
" Does Miss Rodeos .mile on D.o.ss,
Mr. Jay!"
' Well, Mays be feels seuewbat escosr-
ttr.a „
' Has as said Doylies/
" No. Rat when M pat his arm amend
Mr waist last sight bar lapdog hatred his
bead."
levaebese..a/.
111rst 111seiet--Rows labisteas'
Seemed Peden- lien.
Thee wields't Is any 1111 wsme't far the
tsaereke, I reams.
That's richt. it's .tassel that heaps
ber1eless alive.
Few -'Nelem Mn Mid Morar greed at
wsu'edarr ea Aysrb Awry 1P.1 1.
Dalai Ow piot yearn It bin boss Ms
ids* p�ipslar of al aimeRb+ene stied Me ds•
tie kr It today tois gnaw buss tow be-
seFnggt Is set tail ours as mew.
TL AT THE CAFITAL
Lars. Decrees la tke Marrone kr
the Mouth of June.
DEATH OF SENATL.R GLAZIER
llyor-deaee.t Norbert Welton a Letter
aet...attae l•ole... rowoll -- The
('..ter.... Ra.. (i.let Nam
.t.n ea ilw Tr.d. (1...-
t1o. lr1her Nolo&
Ori**., July 9. --Major General Her
herr has written • letter to Colonel Powell
reinatatiog him as abjntont gametal of tit•
militia. Tbs tact that the officer cool
m•011ng has taken this course dome away
with the talk to military circle' that the
t'.amble might lead to the resat/nationof the
Major General. Since the story was given
to the pablee of ('oboe: Powell's suspect -
"ion every mail has brought to the Depart-
ment of Militia Souses of letters from
officers all over the county sympathising
with him. Colonel Powell resumed hie
duties to -day.
The remains of Ssuator Glazier, who
died at the Ursnd Union hen on Satnrda •
sere forwarded to his late Lon. at Sod
bury in the evening. Deceased was 64
years of age and was appointed to the
Senate in 1868. He was • Liberal He
was only ailing fur a week, general debility
being the casae of death
Mn. Ives has left for Sherbrooke.
Lady Tupper and family have gone to
Xamouraaka.
The city Or.ngetnen had a parade to the
Eastern Methodist church yesterday• where
jiev. air. Mavety preached to them. (irand
Master Wallace wnoticed in the parole.
The Colonial Coonfereoce bad another
day's discussion of the trade question. No
iyLectoge wee gr ved at cud ree.id.at
Roden sale h. bad ne news for tai pH&
To night a dinner is to be given in their
honor by Sir John and Indy Thompson in
the Senate restaurant, to which about 30
lnests have been invited. Tamortow they
eave on the true for Toronto and Niagara
Falls in the evening they will attend a
banquet given by the Toronto Berra of
Trade. Vu Thursday they will visit Kings-
tou. Taking the boat there on I. riday
morning the party will visit the Thousand
Islands and ran the Rapids on the way to
Montreal, reaching there to time for the
banquet by the Board of Trade in the even
lug. Next Monday they will leave by boat
for Vuebse, when they will stay for two
days mal les banqueted at the Chateau
Frontage.
The post -office employee have not as yet
been paid and a great deal of dissatisfac-
tion is felt over the fact. Tha i'.rtmaster-
Ueueral says that It is unavoidable as all
::; �:"'7k ;llproprwrd Ing j n 'pent
for unfolme1 of 4nsee au 1 yo pm6oer
cuuji b. Lad unrl the estimated 54F.
voted. -ibis is no doubt caused through
the prorogattei:` of the Hurlw of Cannons.
The revenue statet:.tM for tis tear e 1-
iug .lune :10th last •haws a t(gyiigg��_of $33.-
38'2.899, compared with $..17,Jt13,253 for the
year previous There was eipendd on
capital account $4,186 56 fur the past
year eat
m •areoJ wit 4:1,:w94.t104 for the
year 169:. The toexexi.enditure on con•
sol,d.ted feud an ca 'rel account for t r the
past year ant:mean to $15,493.515, which,
compared with revenue for the year, shows
• deficit of 1110,616. 'l here was in increase
to expenditure during 1... pa..t year of
over 41111.000 Ti. revenue for the month
of June last dropped nearly $504.1,40.) as
compared with the previous year.
Tie alett•Iteu Nomination Company.
Mu. t. .luly 9.-A statement has
been prepared showing the Richelieu
Navagation Company's earnings fur eleven
weeks, from the opening of navigation to
Jane 20. The groes earnings were $155, •
442.03 and the total running expense's
r6.750.07. leaving the net receipts at
$78,691.96. The total nntuber ut paossn•
gen carried, exclusive ret excursions and
pilgrimtrges, was 242,698. The increase of
groom receipts over last year is 126,000
Killed In a Await IL
Satn.seu,., N.S., July B.' -The three
year old eon of ti. W. Lantz, of Centre-
ville. was instantly killed hi the mermen
of hie father by a revolving shaft which
protruded two fest above the floor. It 1.
supposed the child thoughtlessly ap-
proached and took hold of the shaft, which
was revolving with such velocity as to age
pear almost motionless, when Is was
thrown with such violence against an ad-
joining beam ea to cause instant death,
has head being literally seemliest to pieties.
Aetloo roe Illegal Ieplri•.meat.
5IINTUEAL, July 9. -Mr. Elzesr Rons-
wan. uotary, has entered an action for
430,000 against the community of the
Brothers of Charity of St. Vincent de Prul
The Brothers have charge of the Mile St.
Jean de lien and also of the St, Benoit
Joseph Asylum at l.otigoe Pointe. Mr.
Rousseau complains that the Brothers,
without legal authority. Imprisoned him
in the latter establishment from May,1890,
to October, 1899.
tlo.ereat'. Weekly Trolley Aeelde.t.
5Io.0ntEAt., Jul 9 Montreal M keeping
op its record in the --
e matter of trolley car
accidents. Another horrible aocident took
place by which a child was so badly is
)nod that 1t is not expected to 'mover.
While an eleettio ear with a trailer wee
coming &lung Craig street the trailer jump-
ed the trsek. and the lad, who was oa
isoard. was thrown between the car and
'ratter and badly mangled.
settleb O.1umWa Eleett.s..
Vs:woe-van, B C., July 9. --in the prw-
rineleil Ideation. held at different points on
Saturday the returns .how fourteen solid
I)overnmsat eandidatee elected on Van -
mover island Vancouver and New West
minister eiti.r and the four electoral die
snots on the lower mainland will return
algia strslgbt Opposition candidates The
Interior *tattoos w111 take piens tbls week.
rear? A.HIMry EEp.dltl.si.
s', Joss', Ned., July 9. -- Peary
• nxtllary .xpditton by the steamer Takao
bas sailed for lireenland T'ne crew of
H. 1I v 1'1eupatra gave hoe a Capital send
.a, manning the yards and rheerlr.y badly.
1 he citizens glen joined to the (kat sport'.
WatoAl.a M E.r.p... A.areY1•u.
tress. JellJ 9. -1 he Air.uMsn Imm/-
g rottos areal here has been supplied with
• lie of three hundreds names of anarchists
.at with orders to send t►•e bath le
E urope 1f thew attempt to lead.
rrem/.e.t Hook N.reker toed.
MowTwsas. July 9 -J Rnvnstt meal
d ut of the Montreal Stook tasharts. sod
oatie of the leading healers of tide «ity,dld
aaddealy yse.cd.y Ifo. Wr.ett wee se
years of we
THE INTLRCOLONIAL CONFERENCE.
7f• Dari. Ti.... hissesso 50.0.5...
5.,o of R•pret.atativm of tat. Empire.
Losnos. July a -The name aye thio
morning We .se sotbtng to fear. Ad
moth to arouse hope, to Um Dew yarn
shown .t l)ttaw• by the «Amite. milling
to establish and *stood . uaneuttuo maces
tbeteeelves, which ,t would be eery dill -
colt ter this country u. outmode. 1'hereou
are possibilities of fricttuu which ewaot
be contemplated with entire satlefactbo,
but this is part of the pekes we pay ha our
empire alt we moat be ready to meet IS
A. 10 reciprocity it says •' W• cordially
sympathize with the relay .o far ae it
tudicat.s • desire to strengthen in. beads
holding the empire together. Anything
of the mature of determined dunes is
contrary 1m our traditions, and we must
remember that the colon.st.only represent
about fifteen }»r tentage of the total trade
of the United Kingdom. But. nuduubt
dly, fur good or evil, the s:etr taken at
Ottawa is of immerse importance to the
futurity( the empire.
$anther)'• Anti: ABarr btst
Loyaost July 9. -Lord Salisbury baa
rales► a storm by his proposal for an alien
bill and his speech on it in the House of
Lords. 111. ofleuces are two. H. quoted
American legislation &gimlet pauper ouzel
'ration a6 s good precedent ter Eugland.
Ths infuriates the Radicals Ile described
Kugla.id es, to a groatexteut,tbe anarchist
headquarters of Europe. This infuriates
the Socialists and their organ. the latter
prot.snug agas,wt any further legislation
to suppress anarchy or anarchists. Lord
Rom/eery .replied to I..rd Salisbury, deuy
u,g that England harbors ur assists alien
ata tiratere more than other countries.
Lord Seliabnry's hill, however, was read
mire, mud is promised the fullest consider-
ation rel the lioyericment.
48sd.toa.o's Lotter to ]lldlathlaa,
ML tilatetuue hos.ddre.ad • letter to
the electors of Midlothian, thanking them
for the confidence they hare reposed in
}&et ,i 4 *tiding ' It t. not
Ittrntlu(t a Mi or
re s ectiOt when
l'ariiamsnt is dissolved.'
Rrltl.h Measure. Seat morose.
)4r. Justin McCarthy. with the assent of
his colleagues. has consented to give the
whole of the next session to Hrirsh mea
sure, provided the House will reaffirm the
principle of home rule by • reeolunun,
thus enabling the siuvernmeut at the clow
of the sesstu0 to go before the country
showing that the lending proln,sals of the
Neo...tle programme have been dean
wrtL.
air WIIIIam-. Re.ieaatlou.
A haze of intriguesu envelope* the inner
life of parliament th.it it is impossible to
say whether or not Sir William Ilatconrt's
threats to resigu his 'sat and the leadership
of the Liberal pony us the house of Com-
mons are gemylue, or who in likely to hrs.
Isis sneceeTor in the Pets' ottzle telineneoR
It is certain, bowtjei, that (5 Gd Kul to
suis n,ilesttlii• `
byuc ie'1 .., NI . us i v a Ib4f
P .ave auvtaeu nim Su br.tet
a s»•sou of al.olule rest aiid he tber ore
desires to retire 'Trion �j,arii `t the
gpd 21 the stearin, lent a ad r661s fit
the o4 01 1('ominui,s Aye 41siafo1 .ig-
Eatt re, tp ' proposal to entertain Hill alp
boBiluet at the Nepotist Liberal ('lab. The
prothoter• of the moiement privately urge
that if • *When -tit number id Liberals sign
the invitatu,n et will ineuenee Sir William
Ilan -owe • devieiou to cotitutue in the
paIIametatary leadership of the party and
nearly 20)11 Liberal n,elnbera have already
sign
Rrlta..ta Assam gleam Vigilant.
I itri,onw. July 9. --The Vigilant and
Britannia started on Saturday is the ram
in the Clyde regatta for the queen's ('up.
The conditions were the same as Than
day. 'C'aptain l'arter, of the Britannia,
had the tautens of O'Neil, who salad
tics Irex. irerua and other crack boats.
tie knows the t'lcde from source to month
better than any other Scotch ateenman.
t 1'Neill
loaned the Britannia sixteen picked
men from the crew of the Irerna, making
the Britannia's total company 46 teen.
The liritannia finished the !lost round at
1 33 36 and Vigilant at 1.86.40. cin the
second round the Britannia reacbd Ascag
at 3.02.13 and the Vigilant at 3.03.220.
Vigilant was firm to cross the line at
4 1'/.55. The Britannia finished at 4 18.36,
but the Britannia heat the Vigilant b, tIme
allowance.
Corbett•. Reception la Ireland.
Drafty, July 9 -Jame* J Corbett, the
pugilist, arrived hen yesterday. Four
band* and thuuands of citizen* welcomed
him at the station. He was carried on
seen'• "bonnier" from the train. the horse*
were onbarn.ssed from hie carriage and
hs was drawn by the crowd to his hotel
H. wee cheered wildly when he made •
speech from the hotel balcony
Th. Frew* ttoyeromest'a Action.
PARIS, July 11. -The government intro -
dosed in the (Jkamber to day • bill pro
viding that curedor written incitation to
crime, ensu as is practised by the anarch-
ists shall be tried before eorrectional
courts consisting of jodgee without juries
Exceptionally severe penalties. including
transportation to penal colonies. are .poet
bed for offences against the proposed act
korona. 1n Sootk Norfolk.
Succus, July 9.-A recount o1 the votes
cost in the recent election in South Nor.
folk took puce here on Saturday before
Judge Rohn oat behalf of Mr Cruise, the
defeated candidate. The reenit was to in
cream 4r Charlton's majority from 17 to
21
Drowsing at *ashen* M.S.
A,Heerie N 5.. July 9. -Colman Houser
was dr.,* 1104 111 the Taubatnar river at
10.0.ille y.aterfay. Uecmaaed had charge
of repairs on the pier and fell in Owing
to the greet depth of bank no .ami.easese
could he rendered. H. leaves • wife and
family.
Tb. Joggles Stelae 5.NIM.
11 Array, N S., July 9 --The Jogging
sinke was settled on Saturday and work
wan resumed this morning. Some of the
matter* in dispots are submitted to arbi-
tration. the men dismiwd to renown idle
ponding a declaim.
Italy's taw Ag{nNst A.arokls.a.
Rows, July 9.-Tbs Chamber has ape
posed the bill •akiog punishable the
p.abheatton of brat dm/Arises aid
apologies for crises mkt inomiele
ins the severity of the law governing itlh
immuniser* and poses.aon of •zplu.irea.
55000.s/ MN bin MAW&
R%osvwa" Teas, July 9 -TM East
Tennessee, 1.'irginia and Omega' railway
hie lima sold by ceder of the ('cited State
court to the Soothers Railway ('umpany
for 91,303.0M, the .ely 104.
tilos Wells I...es we •Autism.
I.aystteotn. July i1. -9a Wein. the
colored «mets, who Men M Rnjmed 1.
talk abate lyasblue le Iles Bs•ibose IUsos
Issds icor see.well spseM bass yd L LJ.
SONLIOPT
SOAP
Ilas proved
t.y its
enormous
sale that it Is
The best value for
the Consumer
of any soap in the market.
Millions of women throughout the
world can vouch for this, as it
is they who have pr:wed its
value. It brings then) less
tabor, greater t.omfort.
THE NEW TINSHOP.
Owing to the great increase of our huainess, we {tare hats to enlarge our
premises. We will now he in *position to show our many ('u,touov, 'owP .1
THE FINEST OOODE IN THE TRADE.
an.I ow int( to ot:r small expense. all we ask of you is to come and ea,,ariue our
tlawl and compare Pri,'ea, for we feel conti.lont that you will .ay. as rainy
other, hate said, that the New Tiniliop is the ilio,' to buy St..%es. l'utwt. es,
Cutlery, K itclteta and Dairy Tinware, at the LOWEST PRICES.
We are agents- for the celebrated HOWARD FURNACE, w hi. h
halt been proven in (lalerich to be the turns mono ' al, a, u.•11 as the rkon-
est Warm Air Flo -mice iu the u.:u-ket. No dust . no gas.
WORSELL & CO.,
Meats fw' W Howard Focusses. TM Practical 1 .'.mitre, 'slips'«.. (1•d.fick.
STOP AND EXAMINE
A few of tLe uta.m articles we are e.:hna at IIAI1U PAN PRIcIte.
Harvest Tools
SCYTHES, SNATHZS, FORKS, LAKES AND SCYTHE STONES.
PURE MANILLA AND FLAX BINDER TWINES.
HR 1 F.L1- 11RATI 1)
XXX URDINE AND ATUNTIC RED END MACHINERY OILS.
BUILDERSHARID .A -
!Tot ti 10111'1.k ra AND I'I:II ii• 1. Milt'
DAVISON & CO
•f
SI cf. aJlaeINI Te E. r. w1SY1ttIS t.
•
GOOD,
BETTER,
BEST.
TI. Sams Telt.
the ,I,.rr,
are words to eager.'«, .-o111parttit0 .1ee-
grers of merit. E. 1t. Eli10Y. Mnt.•l.ee
air als'i e any comparison
The BEST are
E. B. EDDY'S MATCHES.
\ T1Tl T 1\Y
L?1- j -V1,
1 ` -
Having lately returned front a trip to 11..' icaoiing 1lilliyery Moiket',
where i haze been purchasing a stock of .11 flat is new and artistic in the
Millinery Line for this Season's Toole, 1 am now prepared to ,how yf.0 the
eery
Latest Styles in Shapes and Trimmings.
A CALL l't it0:SPVt'TFt'1.1.1 SOLI( ITED.
Miss CAMERON.
THEY A R
PLEASANT TO TAKE
Y E T
POWERFUL TO GURE
117.dant.n i3le�4:.::.:; Cilli J A L.1.t-
Ile
do IB it r W. wily a 1 • "1 «• c•: • .
wnriel. 1.1mper..s, IdelksMMI, Hssa•ct.e,
sr- . elAfnti Sa.n-. •,,.g $std 511 drama. alines
6..n ,up.,, I.t,..i, '...tecrish firer.
A'sk tear 9.1•t row Treen.
-
CITY-
co►L►xow000
YlaF1L.
sumacs itu'oo to
HAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for .11 grades of
NANO, SOFT t BUCRSUITH COAL
(teal we0Sbd ea Aber whet se my Rales.
fie eta Priem hecto mien alt.«
rums cess.
Tts.IIM.-I etesaeess...
JOHN S. PLATT, Prop.
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Our offices opposite the U. 9. Patent Of-
fice, and w 'an obtain Patent" in '.-" time
boa those •emote trim H'ARIt1A1MTuN.
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!we falai• Of Gaut T. write
lx9_
Ip HILI` .Is mot ;wD. O
WHY
Doer 0EO. BARRY, the
Gorierich furniture dealer sad
undertaker, keep the beet stock
of furniture and undertaker's
'supplier' And how as ft
that he can sell 'o c Map 1
BECAUSE
He thole that it pays in this
long run. His motto iN :
" Small Profit' and Quick tic►
tarns ." He also maims a
specialty of pactar. frugal*
01.. hi. a califrugal*l before pwrrk s
kttR •1ltlswh•ra llanbahabig
Plaid always as hoed 9167 y