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VOL. XLVI. 2440
THE DOINGS AT OTTAWA.
Whit ill OiOIIttOn wt the CaplLAI
A. [atr.vsaa.4 sad [:errors eeysseese.s-
,TN Tree Pvtaepte M Miaow TeaMeen
The fw.pea are Pawned by
the Traemes systema,
1 ■e Sieves. esrrMmsadeace.
( )1'1'AWA, Aug. ''6th. " Extr►va-
ag•nce and compere are twin leaks uppa
the public chest, which compel tacreased
talcum." When we bate so admiseias
like this from • newspaper that has general
ly been ro regniced as holding pretty strong
Conservative draw. t such a newspaper as
the Nestrssl Star, who, on the Government
patreaap Its[ em graded A1, we Pro apt to
thick that the metro is at last awakening
from the tether', end that the people are
•: mot &skimr where their meaty is gulag
to When we find mien lake Italie*
%I ( .rtby u Ontario, and sew.papen like
el Montreal Star iu lluebec, aemos.ct.g
the t.uvenmemt for Iia .x totem's. a and c.ri•
'option, it really loska as if out people had
a' las hoes aroused to the easy tictlmu they
nave bees for the confidence nee who have
been taming the politest cocas at (Ware
t,,r the pest sateen vacs. If one only
dare tweetton it. if the country could only
in a taw resemble way be persuaded to
lock into the merits of direct taxauou and
durum* me with tbe other its pros and oma
would mot, 1 ant .toe, be long before the
pre;udic• against it would be removed and
the tact r.s1ia. that it was the true pnact
p1. of economical gorer•seet. The fact
camera b. deputed that we living under a
e ttraysgant regime. W. have only to look
at our public account. to Mtahlah it. As
increase of W per cost. in our taxation and
1 per cost. in our national debt with an 'r
;rem of ender A' per ce$L in our popul.-
toot in the same period, u so evidence of re-
traeck•emt.
TN► .•t.t .sealo
for extremities.* u eaaomy. How are you
Coma to bring it about ' It would prsoti
telly be political suicide for either of the
groat parties to augge•t "direct azsuoo" as
the surest mesas by which it might be one
vaiplished. 1 et, if the oou•try would
without pre)udies give Mos pees? tun • little
thought they might unveat the ei.oels•sss.,
however us this means of collector
our taxes mirit seem, tet it was the net•
ria ,ee. Aay he.est etudaot of political
economy matt share tis opinion altbowgh
ala red agree is the uapupul•nty of the
"cent of direst tax while the sound,,... of
the priompl• is admitted. Let ea pause and
sok ourselves what is direct tax•,ion ' If at
awns nothing More it means • knowledge
of what you are paying •ed the purpose for
ethic/: yos are p•yiag out your bard earned
wase- into the treasury, municipal or fader
al It mem emetrol over p,iblr expe.di
tare 1 M Mar all then appears to be a
oovolatt.a is- bsing kept in Ignorance of
what we figs Maly paying out of our pock -
eta to the tax collector In ignor•eoe we
are 'old More is blue, to which fact may
he attributed the popularity of tndire•t and
unp.pulanty d direst tDxauoa. Then is
so greater mentos to economy than the
ash system. The temptation to buy u
molt greater when you have • Ilse et
credo the if you had to pay "nab down"
tor .& h purchase. l'ou get tired of diploma
dome tufo your peket every time if you
have .• pay ca.h, each come beteg • re-
minder that you are p•ruos with your
aerator : that you are at each dip makIne
'career(. poorer mos. The Immo sonnet
tail to teach sotesomy.
.e• SANS way aryl TOra TA\Cv,
11 they are spread out, although you may
be paling indirectly through the .aster
house double the amount yes would be tall•
ed spoil to pay if directly taxed, you are
satisfied, for yea do not want to kw whet
you are paying. l ou want the collector,
who in the cote is the Minister of Curtner
or the excise officer, eo put his head aour
Pocket and take est whist be wan, to help
himself, but yon say to Wm, " For bus....
lake don't lot me isms how introit yes wkS
eat.' Ns, that knowledge would destroy
your happiness. Bet why shnuld sot the
lame priseiplee whisk apply to our mum -
91w1 government y to the admieistre•
tlse of Our federal again • I)o you tkiak
that had you been directly taxed you woul S
set have hail So• ietbieg to say about the
mosey that has hew Med out et you to
rhe tie Is.. a $700,000 tb h tie
ONn1 1 Illi jib l the lea *60,000
Wi developed derl.g the Printing Bursae
°,454111 : the low of $460.000 for are re -
ewes of t realm' lists ud.r • useless
Franchise Act ; the hew of $125,000 threatb
the Shonks Island dew .entreat ; the low et
0O mein is meinef she estimate vis
I Little
ped i• le Rapids Milk : the low of $346,000
Dom .t estimate ler the o.ostree-
t'ea of the Tay easel : 826,000 e..p.tp
worderewe r'.ee.ped oat d the au w
the Lake St. Jelm railway : the loss of at
Leet 31,000,000 sleeve of estimate for the
ono/trusties of the Kt. Charles broad of
the Ister.olonial railway. The are may
a rev or TRS E-IDtvl71
of reckless expend iterse, criminal s.glfgw.•
kt'l'0tbed robbery that se i r wrists,
lams beta's me. i)a you set Utak yes
wsaM have had seesm thought of when
Per 0*ssy was game h.1 yes bees diset-
I Wired • I dada if, witb ear smallr
'm-
ilieu*, tee would have ..perertd the Gem
enema dm year were kw the sob-
"? of $1 GOO a year for twenty yearn to-
mwde UN aidepasee ship railway er *750.
a year MIM rash ANh.tie sew --9p
Nye*
taw tat yeti bona b.eespslled t. pee
Wit•w or later strokes to the fest that
ismithise bat to M &sea What 1. N be Mt
Whitest it M through dines tees or Ie
Pea 'Mier eat erregegee
net retorted Nom, opekeelphs de sad help
Per hides. He (hens._..e eseld be se -
%Neat gad Ove ender area t» tlatil.
e•SdThi w ` mom � ..
NEWS TOPICS OF A WEEK.
The lmpertool [.cote e • ye. weeds
Eec ne.r treader..
Wm. Hogs of 41 aloe t Yeller, P. X 1
was gur,.,1 c , 'test h bye bull F ruley.
Serious Hots here .. curred its the r
gione effected by lit Seotelt miner.
strike.
M,. James Hoherteun wee drowned
Little l'urr.ut N'eduseday by theupeettiu
OI • boat.
The Northern Transit ('o. hes dud
to build a uew steams at Cullingwood th
eosin g whiter.
Theodore )lyre of St. Barbs wee kill
daring • barroom brawl iu Cravats
GODERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA,. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1894.,
all +
,-Arrears
ON Vera LOCAL PAPER AND
You will be an Honest
Plan or Woman
ltRO)t OVER THE BORDER.
WISHING HIM GOOSPEED.
SPORTS AND PASTIME`.
1
iris errata ea irederteb give Gomm Niven
Pertug Need lewd
News Notes A'om Washington , George Jives, the well-ksewa hank saes-
' wager of tie R&.l..tt Oesuisrce ia loderfeh
bas boon promoted to lite 4:selpb braaeb of
Th. closing H l'eegre..- as.ble Leib... I tie same isaitstise, and will leave seat
at tags as Ws.ba.gta-TN/'areegtel:ew week for kis terms sphere of labor. Mr.
g nay leveetlgsremi -I he Tesler Stiven has bass • resident o1 i;.derieb for
Mil the Lew el ebe load. the peas twenty-two year., seveetess of
",p whet he has spent int the service of the
• Bask of Comer's. Whig that um be
W proved himself trite 'spate= seri ofli
ed the p•rtog, welcome tbe nes ma glleat." not only obtaining thego od will of hiesuper-
[Otte . last week.
1 he loran's* government has declared
tree to be not tnciudeo amupg articles co
traband of war. G n -
J mos O'(lrady, Treasurer of the Irish
Natluuel Yoder•ttue of America, died in
New York I nday.
Me auti•ltItch .ng enter s•tiou be. been
formed its li Iiauapolu, Ind., by promi-
bent colored norms.
It is rumored tiermany will celebrate the
at.biversry of the rrctory at oe.1eu fur
tike last time this year.
Ilia K. of P. (hand Lodge couciuded at
Chatham un Thursday and sdl„urt.ed to
meet in Hamilton neat tear.
U. H Comb!, boot and stow dealer,
James street, Hamilton, committed suicide
uta Thursday by inhaling g•..
R. 4 . Ilun & Co. report 24 business. tall -
ares in t'si,ada the post week, against 20
tot the .•me week last year.
Near Fort Atkinson, Wia, on Thursday,
three men were killed cot • wreck on toe
Chicago R Northwe.trtt railway.
Miss Mary Brown, of Princess Anne.
11d., swallowed a chew of gum 0metuue
ago and has just died tram ttieeffeet&
In the bye election. In I:eaaufn! Plaits
and Brandon, Man.. Thursday, Forsyth
1 Potreo' mil Adams (Liberal' were elected.
Tew 4 Marshall's flour mill near i'latte-
.111e.11xfurd County, was destroyed by
fine V etltieaday morning. Loos 315.0041-
Th.
15,00Th. Homan Catholic saloonkeepers of
Columbus. Ohio, say they will neither
leave the church nor quit the ssiuuu basi-
na
As • melt of the strike of mill eni-
pbyees In Fall Hirer, Mass., some 3,250
spiuum and 4,500 westers are out of
work.
Reports are current its Londl.n that the
India mints are going to suits a Hrttirb
trate dollar to take the place of the Motl-
can dollar,.
Joepit Huwing.r, driving a wag -on load-
ed with •ms ceia tanks, was blown to
pieces at Buffalo by the explosion of the
tiselnenta
The Japanese Minister •t Seoul is re -
portal tobaye been killed. The stories fa
eim:elation as to the tumor of his death
are conflicting.
Toe Ilnipian Government lea repealed
the act probibiting the tmportatiou into
the Cone -mut std Cenual Asia of Persian
silver ad coin.
Mts. Nellie Braidner committed suicide
Friday night et her brother- iu- law
'.,
(:e..rg. Kerr e..59 lamillee Street, 'forouto,
by taking Paris grass.
The Canadian Medical Association's au-
ntie: meeting crone to • clots at St. lobo,
s 11, on Thursday Next year's meeting
will be hind in Kingston.
The body of Alex. Matheson, who toye-
ten,.o.ly dissppeared last Il.ptember, was
brought to the surface to Kincardine har-
bor on Ao 1. 22 by the dredge Arnold.
The Montreal Star states that Mr. Win.
(bite, s.1.(' , of Sherbrooke, will succeed
Hon. John S. Hall, the Provincial Trea-
surer
reysura of (J ebec, who resigned
Al _-J<!�m lath Falls, Oregou, W. 5,
Tholepin* wee taken trona Jail and lynob-
ed by • mob Tbnmpeou was bold its jail
ou a mi0. r charge, but had • bad repair -
tion.
The St Petenhure correspondent of the
Cologne listed* a ass that tbe l'aer and
('.arina will probably a000mpany the Prin-
cess of Halm on the tatter's Tart to Copen-
baA Shanghai despatch says that the at-
tempt of the Chinese (iovernment to goat
e loan of 1,00,00 tools, to be guaranteed
by Chinese merchants, hes proved • fiat
failure
Fifty lodes unions of Paris have voted
that their members shall work on short
time in order that employment may be fur-
nished to ,one of the many workingmen
who are idle.
James McNeil, egad 7S. shot and killed
Wm. MrUillan, age 2.5, at Wood islands,
P.E Li Fridoy. McMillan had loon w-
noying t to old man, who was • bachelor
anti lived alone.
.1SIiiNl;TON, Aug. "; -- "Spusd stento every regard a6d has succeeded t•
At the Kan• . and Thaw mine. south-
west of Macon, Mo., Hall McCarthy, •
salver. was imatsntit killed and other
perhaps fatally injured by the fall of •
tremendous rock.
The steamer Carmona nn aground oa
Wednesday while approaching Piotuo har-
bor. She had 850 escnrtlonlets for
Oswego on board, who were taken back to
Belleville on the steamer Merritt.
The report of the Wagner Palm Cat
Company foe the year ended Jai. e0 last
shows grows earnings, $&263.259. operat-
ing miter.- -s. including main ad new
cart, AM, .02, earnings, $1,489,357.
Suva Mod or gads lately eat ops the
sides of two valuable mares bill01101111 to
Mr. Henry Rydall, of Albemarb township
near l Lorton. Use was dead when found
and the Wiest bad to be killed.
(a•Ibnith & (o.. hosiery wano(ssenr•rs,
(laelpb who nadir • eotegproveW will
their ereditor• • abort nes ago for some-
sblsg is the seigbborbood of 50 cents en
the dollar, have •wigsed to C. 1. Dunbar
of that sty.
The evidence taken by the labor Oow-
mMsios .t t'bteeo nu Wednesday went to
.edam ilio statement by previous otiose.
site that the rioting .ad Ime•edieri•s dar-
ker the Orient sertke wan not the work of
the adhere
W. D. Day M Bayou& lf, J. , who W
errs'sl those wee the .asMsar ehemplos-
eMM d Ilia Hefted Baan a Gamma r.ra-
j
nnaMMdd
.dile by Imitates es Md begiglegetted ala all.
el
l uogrem is colag, but the Uniformed Rank
kwghts of Pythias, with their camas,
aunts and sweet -bean., have taken poems -
eon of the pretty white tarts erected by
hospitable N'asbtagtonese in the shadow d
the Washington monument Come to rad
that over it 11 • little mixed, and liable to
create m:aappr.kewror. it is the knights
who have taken poeesssoe of the tents ;
their costa, aunts and sweet-bearta are
quartered elsewhere. The city =torte ren -
•rally decorated to honor of its guests, who
will Med every hour e1 then week that u not
•beolutely required for rest taken up with
pleasure or occupied with business. Various
cause have operated to make the crowd,
both of Pythons aid awiompaylog fronds,
smeller than wasYIWpat.a whim It was de-
coded to hold the eoeaatpleent at %Vaghiae-
too, but the principle one was tbe greed of
the rail/coda, which refused to put • ryas-
onablo and talc prion on the tickets. Tbere
a one ssuau uou about it ; they have de-
prived themselves of • large amount of
money, and the low may oteke them mors
liberal In the future.
Another notable gath.rter will take
place to tV•ahington tris week, when the
Southern Development Conveneruo begins
its for sesame. This orgaIzatioo, as its
name implies, recomposed of Southerners io•
terested to developing the natural resources
of the Scothern States and bringing their
attractiveness as place of residence to the
attention cot the world, sod incidentally
making u.on.t• for themselves. It is ex-
pected that every Southern Mate will be
repressoled at the coovCntion, and those in-
terested express coulidence that it will be
speedily lolluwtd by practical results which
will demonstrate the wisdom of Its orgw.
store.
The report of the House Naval commit-
te., which investigated the charges made
against the Carnegie Company of having
furnished the Government by fraudulent
means with annul' plates not up to the
e taadard that were paid for, is t ractimelly
about the sante es the rendering of • true
hill by • grad jury. Aecempanylrg the
report was a resolution specifying ..ram
plates on art ni vessels and providing that
they should be removed and subjected to
testa to ascertain whether their detests
would substantiate the sworn testimony
takes by the committee. That rssolutios
was promptly passed by the House, but
when at reached) the Senate it was referred
to the sommlttse ou naval sflairs, which
was • settler for 11 es far as the present
seem Is ooncerosd, becomes there was not
a quorum of that oommtttoe 10 11'aahing.
too to at epos it, eyes if Iia members de-
sired to do se. It is ssp.rted by some that
the resolution 0111 sever be acted upon by
the senate vnator Mel b.rso., chairman
of the naval committee te 10 Europe.
(las of the peculiar features of tbo politi-
cal situation is the fear openly expressed by
shrewd members of the old parties that the
populism will hold the balanus ot power in
tbe next How. It may be that these fears
ore b.tng expressed wearily to stir the old
parties up toextra inertias. but it is odd that
these mem should now eared* what the
popalsta to Congress have damned to be
oertata of for may months. 15 will be se
small thing to bold the balance et the
power in the next House. It will meso the
verism wing of the seat speaker, the man
bo has more power to shape legislation
a
then any other official under our form of
government. Bat it may even meas mon
Mos that. In mese the elestias of the nest
Presidium should be thrown into the Homo,,
and it may be, the bele.* of power markt
mesa the naming of the mit President.
Congress will adjourn tomarsw, unwept
uwo•g, and unrest/Mod. It started with a
great doori•b of trumpets more tiara • year
ago to relieve the dimmers of the .osetry. If
ay law mimed by tbmw i Compete to give
the ossuary relief it L yet is Mosese aopar-
ens to the people. Great premises have
boos mead., bet only time willtell whether
all of them will prove am d.lasive se seam of
taw have already proves.
The foreign Modest et American polities
most tail the tariff bill whisk tomorrow
morning will beams the law of the land as
uneolvaLle problem. He regards oar system
of goverameet is one of the aperity, .ad
yet ere r • law en .enc the west import -
at subjects that ('esgrss it .,Ike) upon to
lerielete m that was sot woofed by es.
fifth et Compels, oar by the President.
Still, it takes its pla.s ea the statute hook.
It is ppu�rzlnsg to Amertaraes wl.o are r.•.oe-
ably fsmilar with Congressional legislative
esethoda. If it g anything it proves
that skilful ties, tied ad • ajor•
ay ei .sas, is what mama a ('engrave.
.rad if it proves that, ire are bar-
ging • deludes is bsIMrieg this le be •
goverweswt of the pimple. ii de nest mesa
6y this tet the sew tariff bill is wally bad
for it M seat. it W misty good sod desire-
• ie festers•, bet is order to got totem the
.,.Verity hada. se5est to any bad, very
bad features.
Mw te 5.5 • a.ellgh. " Pees.,..
Seed ffi " S neurit " Soap wrappers
bearing the words (" Why lies • Women
Leek Old Sewer Mae • Ma. "1 to Lever
Bros.. Lei., 43 Sent.-.► Tira eo, and pee
will naive by pew • pretty patters. hoes
from dvrtis&g. •d well worth fr.asiep.
This is as easy way to &estate year home
The soap is the him • the market mid H
win only sem le. 'omega to send be the
gorapp.ee, if yes leave the Snag egos.
Wefts ywr seise wrefalh. ly
Wieh•s name Galeria\ i• booming
the ..Ower heti* prelate j.w w. Tonere
1. se better pima for • Rend s.mesve heel
Mies the .rasa tam sad we hope they
•
�y-..-sl M potties q elle If16f 110 be
a ['wet le the pla0a
'onto the hank, t the steam of the rasa
deou of the taws gsiwrally. lo addition
to this duties involved i,, his regular two
cation, he has identified lumen with may
tosses of • public nature, having been for
eight years secretary of Om Ilealemues' Into i -
tote, footnote years permanent secretary of
1 0.O.F.,No. 62 for the past two years sup-
eriuteadent of Kos: church 5. , and sight
yeses previous to that seerst.t of the S.S.
He is an entbssi.atic Scotch (anodic, sad
when Catalonian games were regularly oar•
ried en in this motion was ens of the utast
efficient ofhoer.in we•*Ctiee with the sorry -
tag ou of tag sports. He will leave 1:oderich
carryout with him the personal goodwill of
• larger number of oar residents than any
ether man hos done its a vesention, and
during that time may have goo. who had
apparently • for wider orbit. Guelph will
find in Mr. Seven a good citizen, the Beak
of Comers, Ir that city will get • capable
ad painstaking othciai, and the church
with which he allies himself will receite a
dneted Chriauan member. The following
an some of tM testimonials of esteem that
hap been paid to Mr. Steven on the eve of
his departure from (;.4.. eh
(:uo.etcu, August 22, 1894.
My Dear Mr. Sateen -1 laid yourreeign.-
tion before the managers at their meeting
last eight, and am instructed to send you
in reply the enclosed copy of the resolouos
unanimously passed h) them in a.-cep:tog et,
also the •ccompenytug cheque for ala.
Treating that yo•r chaage of resides's*,
which we .11 regret per.oually as well as
officially, will prove to be for the best o -
tenets of yourself and family.
I remain your. .teoerely,
H. L Stamm.,
Sec. Mau. Cost. Knox Church.
Tex '.COLI TION,
" That the managers in accepttog, as they
hereby do, Mr. SStivee's resignation of the
office ul financial secretary ad collector,
which he has heli for the past years, record
their appeals:lou of the realer= and etlici-
eat meaner in which he has dtecharred the
duties of the position, and their muse of the
loin which the church will sustain by the
removal of ono who has taken so active ad
willing a part in all dopartatsote of obarob
work, and in token of their resoauition of
the valuabk asreteece he has rendered in
placing the fe•oeiataffatn of the church on
• better footiwr, they ask him in the name
of the 000grepatIon to accept a cheque for
twenty-gve dollars in addition to his usual
communion. Carried waulmously.
I Codified t
H,-ctt I. Srwa.,.,
Sae. Ma. Com. Knox Church,
Goderieh, Aug. 21, 1894.
1. (.. ... F. m[i'O. ' ITION.
From Huron Ledge No C. I O.0,P.
To Rao Om. [rtes. PAY. Huron lodge No.
62 LO.O.F. eodricb,
Ihua 815 AN is Bluffness.. --It is with teat-
ime of great regret that Huron Lodge No.
62 I.0 O.F. ■ocepte our resignation of the
office of Permanent Seoretaly, which pala-
tial you have uninterruptedly bold for owns
fourteen years, and the duces appertaining
to which 7J00 Mrs so well eel faithfully
Performed.
On behalf of, and by resolution of Norco
Lodge, we beg to express 011 appreciation
of your veltable services as an executive of-
ficer
Pgoer and brother (Mdfellow in your zeal-
ous mire end watchf.l.ess in guarding and
protsetiag its beet interests no all occasions
aid we tool the prosperous oonditioo of
Nares Lodge in • financial and numerical
sense, is dm in • great immure to your di-
rest pereeeal itatnsoswtality.
Ws fed eo.bdene that we reflect the in-
dividual feeling of every brother of Huron
Lodge in our erpromioes of regret at your
severing your active o.s.eetios with same,
and sincerely bops that the sew sphere of
usefulness and wider besbssn relations to
wbiele you haus been meet deservedly pro
salted will be but another stappi4-atom• to
farther advancement in your walk of
life. We remain
Yours fraternally,
R. (S. Reypot.ss, P.(:.
F. F. Lawaa.rs, P.G.
M. 0. Josusrow,
Oom. en behalf of Hares ledger ho. 62
I. 0. 0. F.
(ioderioh, Aug. 13111 1194.
(amply re I. 5. 5.05..x.
To tie editor MTM Looknow goatiel,
is your last twee, Jas. H. (iard.er, in
sztrswely classier dioaim, so sharw•ter•
'etio of the mate, lays the imputatius against
me time 1n my former letter 1 told faM-
hooda Now, I wish to my, that 1 do sot
retract see word of what 1 then wrote, ad
ant prepared to enbete.Wte the same at the
time
per�•r
if M will re -read my totter he will Gerd
that i did eat quote the said rsselstioo
verbatim, but gave what wee the under -
shading of Bald leetim which Bre.
Gardner ought to know, as it .houW be no
seers, that he was sender of add ramie
tiea, hat probably he Was set revere, and
*sly wished it to be used as • Niel. He
farther ewes that theft &legate did sot
support the es0ise, which Crawly eosv.ys
lbs idea that there mus • resolution intro-
dosed
ntrodosed as oar eeeety tt soon., relating to
someetar, and thio is the use to veltioh 1
refer. i de blew there wee only eau dale
gate is all that arbor who openly opposed
sold Ise dative. sed that gesU...m Dies at
LIVID Not of Looal Events.
Tbr Gwent 51..'511 L•we as (11.1.. -- 0ode..
rsrn Wine Against . Rasa et Ward
Leek Meet.. People Larded
*mem en abs Tessa. leer*.
TILE important u,stclt is over anti the
[tees is 90 to 17, • rather sorrow shave, all
email by • streak of batting which tie
Chalon team had in tie eighth innings.
When Clinton went in for their half of the
eighth ianlagr the mere stood 1b to 6, but
by terrific bitting at opportune aeries the
home team piled up 11 row- My ' Ihda't
the crowd go wild ' 1 ou could lordly
Hoak on the field, let .lone talk to the
members of the club. The reason of then
was that lineman who had been pttcbing
• wonderful gas weakened at the Mgta-
ning of that innings. Hs should have bees
changed • lune e000er. I;sorte re going to
he the star patellar of the club when be
gets • little more confidence and practice,
as it is now he watches bases bstter and
fields hu pusitiou as well as any of our
pricker.
TM team that welt to Clinton from
here was the beet team in .11 respects that
ever left the town of (;odericb and should
have beaten the Chat..,r. teem badly and
would have done ,o, too, only that the
ground was au bard cod uneven that good
lidding was impossible and they were never
sure of ening the hall unless on the fly.
The I:o4ericb players never missal a fly
that they could get their hoods on to,
with the exception of one which was
mimed on ..count of some -co salting out
for some bolder, besides the one trying, to
catch it. l:.derich was white -washed In
its first Intones and •tier that Made .come
runs in every innings, while the Clinton club
had tour ansa of white pint .dn,autered
to then[.
It was • beautiful game to watch 1n near-
ly every respect, as the errors were not so
many and the hitting was regular and very
h ard. Only one home run was made rind
Robertson made It on • beautiful drive te
left centre, bringing is Fox who had made
• nice hit for two bags just before.
Scruten, use of the Clinton men, drove •
Mir beautifully over the fence e4 the right
hand side of the grounds, but the ball was
so well fielded that only . three base hit
was the result.
When Clinton went in for their Inst in-
n ings they needed three rune to tie and four
to win, and 000seysently the excitement
ran high, especially as eleven runs had been
mode is the eighth. Scruton, the Amt can
to bat, was hit by the pitcher. Accident
No. 1. Agnew, next man, hit • grounder
bet through an error was allowed to reach
lint safely. Accident No. 2. Theta the
crowd yelled and everyone of the Clime
team bosoms coacher' and yelled and shout-
ed themselves hoarse. Harl•sd came to
hat and knocked up . pop fly to Crewman
who was playing *mood mind who very nim-
ly took 11 in. Recltemitt not M great.
(:lendeopi.g, the next man to bat, struck
the ball down the line from home to third
and struck the Mae -runner who was eo-
deavonuit to reach house The umpire
gave the base -runner out and the ball area
played to first and I:lendenuiog, who
thought the ball was foul and had lett first
lime, was alio put out, thus ending ties aa
sings ad also the match. A good deal of
excitement and talk was crested t hen by
the Clinton team saying that the bell bit by
Glendenning was foul and cooselustly the
base -runner would not be out. 1 he ball wag
• fair hit ball but the only loss to the Clin-
ton club was l:leadeening thinking that it
wad • foul ball and leaving first less and
Wag then pet out
William Tilt umpired the game s•uda-
torily.
The score is as follows.
commit 1.
AT 5AT a! w
M•looasos, e. 7 2
Thompson, lark 5 3
Holmes, tad k d p. 4 1
Kollo, c. t. 6 2
Tilt, a a. 7 0
Fox, r. f. 5 2
Robertson, 3rd b 6 4
Creases, 2wd b. h p. 6 3
Dales, 1. t. 6 3
4
2
2
18
!MIURA
1
2
0
3
0
2
0
0
90 9
CIA let'Ole,
NAT 1ey- Eget mss Hie
Shaw, 3rd b. 6 2 4 4
rcIng, p 6 1 1 0
over, 2nd k 6 1 1 3
Serums, I. f. 5 1 1 1
1st b. 6 3 1 2
eri•a1, s• 6 2 2 1
O1.ttd eeieg. e. 6 1 1 1
[err, r. f. 5 2 2 0
F.Lie.s, a 1. 4 4 0 1
17 13 13
I'.. beer hits, Fox.
Three hem hits, Shaw, Santee, Agaow.
Hews regia, RobsrYoe.
Bases on halls, Thompson (21, Holmes 13),
Key's, Doha, Killion.
Hit by the piteber, Moreton
Street out, Thompson. Holmes, Kayla,
Ted, Mot (2), Ilebsrseen, (lemma, ('Siam,
Spades( (2), Hoover, Kerr (2).
Score by Maisie
a III
(ledeneb, 0 5 4 2 4 2 1 1 1-90 18 9
(Metes, 0 0 0 1 1 4 0110-17 13 13
BNterim--(ioderieb, Cres.seera, Holmes
sed )fsl.oansae- Clinton, Spalding ad
(Needeeelag.
The team that went to Kiseerdies and
.s wine.. part .f the twenty, tar eenieved beet the dab of that saes. ebalhwpd the
from the eseinve of Prl4. of Aabfieh1 Aso,wow dM play y
o lefin.. L eae0'.t.L i Mfo
ask If e. pp4.y • pa with abssii es hid. 1.st.
111.
shallower was asserted sat gene a
etvee.Neg pew wee the remit. Osla silt
amain' were played sad the Mone Mood at
the end of that time lO to 9 is favor of the
Waits like ails neo are the
beet pesetass thee a stub .meld have end to
ede► should have W • Ped many are
daring the e.....
Oveier were pemesve41 et la etrslws* and
Nepertiwntdy were stflrasem, a his bvetility
berrerd me he might be•likes wee Ibis. he
m dlflHwt bight. and
and to 5 Msh ereadghee
laareabet to halt eta • me 'd•ggr e mad he
•=4-
sees es the evade= .f ethers wise meg
we.siww..iy direr tram them eNestoi..
d�iia Aug.IA JAa L (3AotaT.
�b
A reams gone of hegmbei till be played
D. McGILLICUDDY, PROP'R
to the Agricultural lark grou•i. o• Friday
•ftermoen botwoen t►c else el 1'Itam and
Goderieb. As both Hubs are in capital
...datae tad w fairly well aecbed the
game promises to be • .soot melting use.
teeryoes eho.ld s.me sad see the o,atch, es
good ball will he played.
Lawn Toenail.
The T.wsie Club went to Clinton os
Wedsesd• Mat .ad played • frieetdly
metele with the home club. As the more
will show the (:odench men woo every
Ming. TM moos is as follows
DOeiitle1. - .
Holmes and Hunter (GI, beat Shaw and
McTaggart (C), 61,3,..d6 Bird sod Loekwuod6 0. 161, bent Fair end
Hart WI, 6-4 6-1.
SIuaLar`. _
Lookwood it:), heat Hart (CI, 64 64
Hunter OLI, heat McTaggart (C1,6 3 6.0._
Bird ((:I, beat Fair (('), 6 3 6-3.
}foliose (Ion, beat Shaw (Cr, 5-0 b 0.
The weekly mooting of the local tennis
tourso nest took plow )oat Saturday on the
lava of " The Maples." The ladies' events
hare not progressed any mines last week, but
the men have .early /Mulled. These most -
lags, although they are • htther slow in get-
ting the events played off, still they keep
up the ia1er..t of the club is mora. This
week's continua were wombed by • large
and istsre.ted number of spectators whM
made one think of the old meals. OM
Godench Tonnes 4 used to have.
The score of the events played is as fol-
lows
Leutci. Mies It. Xaftel has defaulted to
!lies 34iddleton.
G.>T1.awg'. Itr. Hooter hes Mr,
Steele, 6 to 2. This makes Dr. Hunter the
winner.
Mr. Holmes befit Mr. 4', moron, 6 1 6-3.
1'r Hunter best Mr. Lockwood, 6-3
36 75.
LA. i.'a•.►:. The Mitchell Recorder thus
refers to the match at Chilton aid Gude-
rich : "Our lacrosse boys dal net fare so
well oe Thursday last as they had hoped
for. At ('lentos they were beat by the
club of that town 3 to 1 and got number
of scalp sed other wouuda. The boys re-
port the Chilton club an organvad bawd of
sluggers. At (.oderich to the afternoon
they did not tare very much better so tar as
alagrl01 ad scan of honor went, but they
held the score down to oo; !ling. Atter an
hour of hard work oenler team had soared
and they called the game a dna and quit
The buys had taken upon themselves toe
much to play two heavy teams tin the sena
day, and were ',trod out before they started
with 4 IsdeNc6." Anyone would know that
they bed taken too mush upon themsslves
as it was apparent from the start of the
.arch that they stood no chalice of winning.
As for sluggt.g, well, • we leave thew to
the spectators to decide who ware the slug-
gers.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS-
HAa. .eft . Wgg1.Ly. The amount of light
that Harper's Weekly was able to throw
upon the remote and little -knows er.uutry
ot Korea, the instant that public attention
was directed to at, may be taken as an indt-
*suoo of the almost boundless resources of
the paper, and its capacity to deal promptly
sad oomprehessively with every occurrence
of interest to the public.
H 'A MAuAIINS. This ideal maga
rise presto sot only timely articles on erects
and places, but stories ot the right length to
read .loud by the eveenal lamp. The Sep-
tember lfarper's confirms "A New England
1'ropbet," the story of an Adventist alarm,
by Mary F_ %Vilktns : "The General's
Bluff," founded on • frostier sampaigo of
General crook, by Owen W toter ; " The
Tug of War," • tab of English men and
from.. i0 Greece : eheptera of " The holden
Hoose," Charles Dudley Warmer's novel of
New York society, and the first of • two-
part story of Narragansett Pier, by Brander
Mattbs
HAkI•wssa,. RA IL. -Harper's nowt is pre-
sentiog • great variety of terminating styles
for the early Autumn, illustrated by $asdoz
and ('epos, the famous Parisian aroma,
end molested from %Worth'• most distinctive
emetiow. Thais autumn toilettes for out-
door ad 1n -door osoasiose surpass anything
previously shown in • iaaice jnurs•L The
September tames will be enriched by elsraet
gowns and hate for walkiag.nd drivi.g,and
by beautiful mellinr costumes. A bnlleat
novelette by M. M.Clellad, " Sir doba's
%Vooing,"will run through several aumbera
The scene of the story is in the far South,
and it is intensely intere•umg from start to
6.i•h.
T.. Mrre.neer MM.Ar1yr for Septem-
ber Is Om number tag editor describes,
with nearly • soon of eagnvings, eights
and •owes is Doneaseu., the oldest ad use
of the most interesting cities is the world.
Aeebor beautifully illustrated paper is that
by Jobe Addi.gton and Muss S wood•, on
"Life sad Adventure in the lig': Al
It describes tobogganist, and other exis
of tbrillieg interest. A v.lwb a article na
"The Reversed 1)r. Kyer.oa," with doe
ireatapes. of statue, as it appears ie
Normal School around., in froom ties able
pen of .Jobe George }Iodgies, LL D. A re-
markably lemma?* di•eoerwe, by H.
Pop, Presfdest of the Wesleyan Ooefsewoe
and delicate to ear own Gossett Caefsrsww
entitled, 'That whish is Another Mae,
ad that which s four Owe," heves. ()1
timely interest (1e view of the •ppresehise
General Coatero.00l, is an article by Or.
4eheil,
an "The ii worth League, its Op
portedties ad Perils." A paper rat
sb.eld be red by all the members of the
Methodist Choreb, by the Rev, Alfred Roe
bosh, B D., F R (s. ft , on "(,lame -meetings
.d How t'( Impro.s Tim,"
sketebes es suasion work is New lork, the
illustrated story of "Spindle, red Oars"--
lia is • pereooele, tM Cornish clary, a
short abash d "Arobss
doee Farrar,' .ed a
brie/ paper by Rev Hugh Pries Hashes, me
The only M.eoa sful Mi••toa•ryMethod."
Make op • goal number Prtoe, ill a year:
$1 ter rt moths ; 20 soots par wether.
Temente ; William Briars.
T• rine.,o tM
F.Bet••lly 7M gently, when costive or bili-
sss,er wises the bleed le Impure or .l.rsiek
w p•rusaeostly sere habitual eesstipseloe,
te awakes the kidsyeeed Beer M • healthy
activity, without Ir1it0lwg a wasted.
SyrlP of %Iles foyers
ere
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
The t31•ist from the Local MW.
A weekly N[.M of county Stews served
up is mem Everybody Pin In and
Pott Clapped and Condensed
renin [very 5eetlrn.
%"INI:IIAM Thr taxation is !1
mills as the dollar.
1 sborna . T. Podmore and daughter, of
1 shorn*, left on Tuesday fur Clearwater,
Mao.
Wretham RobI Cornyo, who removed
Dayton. Ohio, • short tune ago, is in
Wws. He carne all the way on his bicycle.
Clinton . W. understand [het lam
Rattenhsry has bought the property im-
mediately moth of the Rattenbury House,
on Victoria St.
Port Albert : O0 'Monday evening as
))ester Merry Bennet wen retuning from
the tillage on here= hack, the .ntm.1 threw
hire, murder some severe bruises about the
heed sod face.
Clinton Messrs. Doherty h Co. purpose
lighting their extensive organ factories
throughout, with electric Itgbt, and have
perehaaed an enure outfit for this purpose.
It will take about 61 incandescent lights.
Losdoeboro Ib Saturday William
Campbell, eon of the clerk, was hauling
manure whoa part of the had .ripped, and
be tell to the ground. injuring his shoulder
so as to require the services of the dotter.
Wiegham . %%1n. Ilores' carnage fac-
tory was destroyed by tire Tuesday night.
,Rook to the Waterloo Mutual for 5700:
buddies insured i. the Royal for $7t)0 The
lire is supposed to be the act of an in eodr-
airy.
' SSestorth Gideon Trane, an old Huron
boy, who still desert hen bnnsel f mot Sosforth,
(let., threw the 56 pound weight 29teet 10;
inches at the games of tine Hetes t'akdos an
Club lately, beating the werld's record of
29.10,
Windham • Mr. and Vol. Patrick Brow.
have tit* sympathy of our tnwnepeoplo i0
the lose of their son Thomas Edgar Chis-
holm, who died on Sunday, aged live years.
The little fellow but been sick only a few
days
Heessll William Clausen, eldest son of
.1. C. Clausen, of this village, and who has
bees in Minneapolis, Wisconsin, for the
peat few years, holding • goo.' position in •
Iar.e mercantile establishment, 11 home for
• few weeks' visit.
Wiarham . 1 ..1. Pearling, while tnepsc.
1105 that baying of the tile m the drain at
the rear of Kent's block, found • 25 cent
prow et 1874, besot •wenty years old.
Whether it has been buried that long or
n ot it it h.rd to my.
Winghnm 0* Friday afternoon the
junior football team of l:orrle come over and
played a match with the 1%'ingham tourers.
The game was • very one sided •fur, the
Corrie boys not being able to score at all,
whiteout boys scored four goals..
Staoley We regret very much to record
the death of another of the early residents
of Staley, George A•dersoo, son of Geo.
Anderson, of Stanley, at the age; of 40 years
ot typhoid fever. He leaves • wife and
three children to mourn his lose.
Wiogham : Gnu McTavish was sirbtly
iejurard
on Tuesday by being crushed M
Masse • machine' and a door post of the fac-
tory. It might have been much worse than
It was, hod the machine not bees tipped to
use side lust as It struck Mr. Mcl'ayiab.
Tusk•r•esith Ralph Cresswell, ton of
G. R. Crewmen, of Tuckenmith, Is et pres-
ses here vi•itiag old friends and former a. -
secrets. Mr. Cromwell has been • resident
of Pueblo, Colorado, for tome years and
bolds • good position in • largo Nanking in-
stitution therms.
Heiman Willie Elder, ton et Wm.
Elder, who is oily • little over 1S years of
e go, has secured the ..creed scholar-
ship in Chores and Moderne in Ito recent
examinations in Toronto, entitling him to
torr years free tuition in the University and
$56 is money.
Wingh•m . Messrs..,. H h W. F Dul-
me.•'s trott.ug stallion !imam took seemed
mot.ey to the 2:26 trotting race at St.
Thomas en Tuesday. itoet time, 2:274.
Geo. Q Ros's Miss Garfield took mooted
money is the 2:20 rase at i4a same place,
same day. hent there, 2:231.
Hole.veville: From the Fargo Foram,
we notices the aroma' of • fatal modest on
Aug 11th, when ('leytos, the 14 year 0141
ton of the Hos. Leonard A. Rose, Fare.
aooident•lly shot himself while preparing
his gee for • hent. Mrs. Rose is the mutes
of Mrs. H. KI(ord, of this place.
Seifert b F. I:utteridge hos told the
naw brook double house, which he erected
this Summer, to Mr. .1. P. Mete:mi. of
Hallett. Mr. McLaren, having toil hs
term, intends movies; to town to licit, and
will oosept one part of tee how ►lmoolf,
and rent the other pert. He has secured •
eine property.
Verse Oa Wednesday last J .1. Key,
of Nashville, Tenn., was 'serried to Mime
M&ry Ana Loga, at the reside..• of het
hither. Chas. Logan. by Rey. J. W. Hodeise
of Seafortb. The happy couple took the
morning train for their future home. Mr.
Keys holds • very lucrative position es
Matthew is • btrh school of that city.
Morris: J. M.Miltan, of !Myth, seiillegefl
• serious less ea Tuesday, at neon, in dill
b.rwkag of hie saw mill in Morris, tegetlter
walk a erg. Osastity et valuable lumber
ready for shirtiest The mass or fin 15.-. -
eee ksewM. Th. Meet had been gee* to
dieser het • few minutes, wham the build-
aeg.wesd to be esvolo.od in game. la-
e arauoo $1,500, which will set Dearly .over
the loss.
Klytb 'math was noticed to be • par
tieelariy tad visitor no Wednesday eservise
het, white M.ggie. Mild daashtw of H
MNluarrit, at the awl y age of 26 yeast,
passed (•ietiy away. i)tetw•d had 11.... •
selliwor Per: tw.4 ye•m but withal pati•
*.$
ad eheeifel. Skase Per birth • tetiiwt w
Blyth, amid 0f • ked sed gssve's_ dispr-
tine& is m mengssees leasee meay Mende
sed eeprenianee el far the 11 .•we-
d wore ewer.. 1%s ts. .i, • large •ee
took plea. a Friday aft.rseee s the theism
...«era•