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VOL. XLVI. 2481
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Z'ii0] T-E� DING( NE3W812J�PZiR OF 1131:7RO11T OOTTNTY.
THE DOINGS AT 017A WA Ij. (4"1/4... Fen "mid be ".461. th•I FROM OVER THEBORDER.1
to tubal eeemdb eta• reepoembUity sad
GODERICH, ONTARIO, %NADA. THIi1RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1894..
power that weld esrt•i.ly arouse • great -1
er Intens► le oar Fednal Government
Whatlafioing on at theCapltal 4sb. ke wktg that there was nem as
Idpe1 beyond iMeTba
•epeenmmeet Trying M Revere Pebble •1-
�attea- leneb IaeArat • rest Is
she Lamm' irlaMrr - The an
pemaee-•1 epees • Veend.
!1•s BmeAt correspondence,
OTTAWA, Meet. 1st --How persist -
redly the U•e11Memt tries to divert public
atomism halm fie snideness d waWmie-
rstisteoa fiat. blies h4ts .seneseMgag
against them dlllll% Iia hilt bw Poo!.
Their dfreer esseraM 1• Iii' old Sae et
r•isisg other reuse -_lL 1velou.& L
the subject of attack. Thep .an dad se
justification tor their deeds bis{ still sash le
avert boort warfare by making dews in the
wortof their oppositely Umiak heaven (key
are not as earner mw are. Here is Y ex-
ample of the low, devisable sneer the
Lovers/nest sad its pe.s are prepared to
resort to to deceive the people u the hepe
of drawing attenttioe from u. owe m»deade
rhe Citizen, the Government *rpm here,
u disonaesg the duty on agricultural im-
plem.et. says : ' there w. *carom a
member et the Opp/elitism who did not Pead
for 'fair play' fee the iaplemmt menufaet-
ursr when the government proposed the re-
ductio. of duty."
WHAT *Al THE err.1IV1
of the Gov.rameat in publishieg that para.
graph ! Heehaw snore or lam than to coo -
v.7 the b/raalas that the Liberal party
to pnrlia.wR hates iempoosd the cause of
the iatplemest eI11�aLrsr by opposing a
ream*, deter 1 the •eeoegarnt low.
o riel d hit 811e1Ltles. Ora Fs ants any •
t re �, .t it ! What are the tact, !
Sir falahati wrtght Yd other liberal
month* a urged the Goveneseest tont seises
te hewer the dot 0. the raw materal the
sffde band i-pisae.e aamn6eterer need
u W �tes'7 that be snigt be i. s passim
to aonof dere Isere imply, and come -
quietly be able to sappy to the farmer hie
implttaLte at less sent. The Citizen is est
the ally Qseer.sest org•a that has sodomy -
°red io dieters abase face* into akt:e the
Liberal party the oheapi0.s of the moon-
factsrs t sad of prabeties. It shows the
drboses wane the (bwssrvattve party will
resort to, the unfair war they will wage in
the hope of drawing public •ssestioa from
their ora cies- If so$b10g more, it fur-
o ube .villins of the workmen ed their owe
case and a desperate taus it mast be when
we lied their whole dckwsa bulag ssade ap
of each deceitful argument. it they troald
practise the same 5o.seay in the •dmi•is-
mtnutratioa of our public affairs the& they
do in eceseesisier the truth, we would, in-
deed, be a prosperous mummy.
For giving aprrseioa to views bed by
myself is ay !sties. I have frequently been
attacked when in ease detail they might
differ frogs these held by a few edivtd.d
.*abase of the Lib* al party.
ric•now Or TIsr't lir AS YRS13011 ern
arltarlt
u oma of the proomisee& pla•ke in the Lib-
eral platform. It is met so with their op-
ponents. They w sloe Allowed to tidbit lar
themselves, but at.st sept what the
'star Chamber' seer A< to lay betare them.
They aro tabgbi be believe 'the kiss ma do
0o wrOs'. Their pelky b directed by the
mo00peitet sad .undue rarer : the Liberal
policy by the amoral welfare of the vestry;
the ntamerere, who pay messy and se Lit 0W e!
m gilt lettere o the buyer y tTory
�
party, for they are the *knew to whisk
they ewe their lee d power. My objet
IS to arease public boding arsine tble mart
of (:overaaeat My iitt.tbod• bis be ori-
ginal or they may esl be • e(
those alredy•dv.sai, tbetheywhatthey
may. if I osa only he iestrumsete11s aubs-
i0g to awakes thew people who have boss
'studied to drift along, to the say victims
they bas hemi fee • dishevel* Govoraswt
to operate epee, thee i hese .mo.pliehmd
817 purp.a Anyway. 1 0halla.g, ussM-
dietiob of mit Itate*ebt i may asks i• the
c
course
of bttere,, .irr Abgues I may M in
t. Se meal lee
•Peggy. Dt of� w Wk d the duals before
you
mem 1arf5u.
(ane of the Stalks in the Liberal
Is " Seats Reform." What we bye tint
to a Bader M whether the Senate is • geese -
eery piece of ear Iegidativ. asi'h1..ry.
If it could be wade to tiske the polities it
was r.vi..11y wooded U sho.ld take L
not parliamentary work ism minion, ea •
chsk °n kgiele les, would be a most im-
pertain and useful nae. That am aver be
while the eempositime of the Upper Helm
steads ea it den as dee proses, iter m the
"sate we total ea Ir -d but aux Marsh mit d a
of teve.t7-aim if we Wtivve
teerle state is seten•ry to sews benne
amass lou them we mise ksek skeet ter
by which the *vile d the proses* . ,-
tent may be reeved. The sale way le to
make that body eleettve. Now here is •
'abject for t m em.tees, the peeps who bot
*0 k. te outdo out art the *eek mad
ep .twith the leder. mad wive the
"'tibiae. There are es peed sten mit of
earliamest es le It. 'Here -s tats same
our finnan b the rural listen& wh while
P•seibly they have act ehtn.d the mm• d-
46t sg Isiesinies es ere aa01s a rues
Irv, hese ami �RM"hehtythwith
1•r swam semi ftjha�s then
µy'ry "bdNet t� Ottawa Toe wed realise
his., for pee in Deme _a
le the SuoM if w es etbe idea dot
els Rums ma be MINes why
divisive the. teed . embed d a sorer
nef1e�M Tel tmowelne eneerwea,
Mn
three emYes W N
a •.ess! Mari*
linososseefi Vim
of (b
IspHerhea.else.
Ste e1
r LI.L
ta•,mY seeds the d
time of rase eteeey sad d.btbcmfise of
ketal affair, would you set get the beet
w e in year au.ieipal **.elle fret which
.ehoole year parliamentary repreneatatives
=kilt greeny.. This phase of the asses
teems reymaahie : evolve tt i• year Wed.
Then are simile °mistime in the Dominion
having three repress•tativae is the !haste
while there are /Toupee of Ave or .iz come
ties that have sever been reprinted in
the 1 pper Hee.. U the people are to be
reprove/ad ea the Senate the system of ap-
pestats."
p-
p estan t meet be abolished sod the eleot-
ive.yatms. adopted. It is the Government
and use the peeps that an sow repeated
In the Upper Chamber. Ageing the Literal
leads is reforming it.
THE TOWN COUNCIL
Menke !grebe apeebl meeting et the Teas
reaaret
A •palm ateetiag of the tows council was
bald le the osaacil chamber on Friday even
ins. Atm. 31st Then were present the
euyor, reeve, ted councillors Murry
`quakes. Thompson. Sunders, S•lbws,
WU.gs. Dunlop and Reid.
The ad.at a of loot mesu.g were read
and The Ikilhawias communication wee read
Mem J*s Mt*sael, sooty, of acuses' com-
mittee re Aaaate, Hotel.
Gohamn-it, Aug 30th, 1894.
To the Mayer and Cosaoil.
Gentlemen, -I est directed by the yen -
oakum of *Rise.s who are endeavoring to
the ereotiee of • wormer hotel ..d
u i. the tows, to ask your honor•
(Ihr y how far you are willing to aid in
elates What we request --
-Lirantinotoo to use as muck of the pres-
ent
park as may be aeemeary ter the
in eaos that be deemed • seita►b
.the
2. Tree weber .ad electric light, say for
three .oaths or demos the .e..o. of •
heist.
A Lrzempuoo from taxes for • term of
It ie hoped that with thee.. bonus ou
the part of the tows augment capital .an
be raised either u • jeiat neck enapeny, or
pnvet• eapit•1, to secure the arsonse of
mach desired buildings te time for
melt ss.os'a working. Jas. Mtry I* ELL
Sac. Com.
This communication wee referred to the
special tsvmittes to report,
A petition from Sarah L Parsee* in
referees to the .ao.tleti0 d texas on lot
71. Reds survey, was referred to Court of
A report frogs D. Lamb, desirous Board
of Works sad la.eramoo Coe!., of Toomeyreferee'su.w
ie referee's to setablieht of Municipal
Bureau of Iewrsaoe waa referred to special
tegs.ittee.
A oassevia-lou tram J. K. Thompson,
.b.irm•n of eoagslttee on deep water ways,
Termite, was read, .taring that$omivestlou
will be held at Toronto, Sept. 17th to 20th,
to disc.s the question of baviaig a 20 toot
channel clear to the AUaatie.
The mayor, sousaiRor Semis were appointed
reed, mad
ted del. -
gates to the omiveniimi st their owe s-
pews
The fallowing soeoumb were referred te
the f>rr.. c mmittae :
Hy. Artrtromtt, 8660: WIN Ls., i79& -
91 ; Colborne Brea, 86.47 ; (lee Mott,
810 66 ; Jct MitsWI, 86; Toa 81ewrat,
$7.46 ; Cq.M. t McLle mks, Irl ; J. W.
"1111111.' W.1I i N. D_L..l, paws ad
The
Iil/ewiea ••••1111111 wap .mmw
rees-
�i,V;;8.
Jia Wt eas S
H. D. Edwards & pin 13.4Q H. $
i
786 Gement ; Oinedi•t Gsent Ebetri.
The report of the public works oevaittes
recommended the' 'rails( sae (meanie( el
the barber hill.
By -1•w Ns 4, of 1294; to seem •ad I.vy
the sags d 891,3119.16 he mwbipal mid
ether AIr1 sad 005004 er the Not. yens 1f194 was rend
The .steel vales el all pe iy by keit
revised amusement r 81.,1191,99
Sy (bit by-law the following rates are
levied :-Torr rate, 143110/Wig en the &l -
lar ; fes petals 5.4 separate sieelr,�4�; fee
musty rate, 1 W/8 ; 1•r o*sos'ieated dmbl din
Mantra., 2 3110, gs•kits • teed el 224 milk
en the dollar,
The metier el Akio eeponeeered
wield stairs woe referred sj •i
sr
er.miqes with power team.
Ameu.t of Wm. McCreask fee watering
Square, 83 10. wits ordered paid.
Covell edjee ted tin met third Friday
it September.
• resifts tns a sry.
(lonttodt't, fleipt. 3.4.1895.
Ts as Editor of Tee Niaan.__Pls.s.
'lye epees is year oases to the fallowing:
Seem (tae in the early part of this year, the
terra gee eU thomvt% well to hey. • spatial
osagsittes appointed te eek ter appli-Ni-aa
Ler the peelibe of webs wateh-•s kr the
beers. Now the gaieties bee bags mead
time sad Pais. aro may wise Set=
eagle's remit ed ti that spasm'
.ad who* wasthe Imre.* sir t Ths res-
}ayer. ohoald hes, err it b their rrht b
beer, mad, further, se • sewer he the
burs d OederLb bar' ped meat' I
Wok 1t sliseldbe every Abe • mesas d sal
saw mush lea ere be Mo
fin, best hew a ti beer it Wei. be den.
If ie can be dews for ens b shter
red do
lees ewes e
hew Yens.) hes 1. y Alms, why
es
nmeres rde L
es le She ebewailede.
# urb•m..d l
rime of Me steedbye said maks le map te
hint, mead the Sews would be oto
bewared a.lbr. shoed. INww, Mr. blies*
it b • well knows Are that the padIL- of
ells* seeks. Ler the Ms e/ Oadernk
tae he Ned f.r the MR Of NM per anne ort.
the duties of trust Miser Midi& The
Mame b es beery bee • balk eel efts be
relied est Hew, beeld this
elter is
lsekd ewer ? The me w10 weehl oars the
Oh ismn why fibra be deme amid wham r
W.Aq her the ease p peel see.Teem,
•
Nowa Notes from Washington
labor e y at W----ee-Tete •dsIo
tetra -
Urn of am Sew Tnrtf Law - • breast
Ise Sesl1/rectar--rbveaand and
Ms flew esmerrats.
Tas Ilnusat Gervespeadeow.
\V ASH INGTON, Sept. 3.- "Lab-
or I ley" is for the first time being observed
as • legal holiday, Cungn., having at the
last s...ioe poised a lin ..kis the first
Mandy in Ssploisbee • lue holiday mad
desig.atisg it (akar Dar. The parade was
a very creditable ow, misstating of tour di-
viteveof organized labor. As was eatirely
'Wag, Milliard Hobbs, wbo u the author of
the bill passed by Congre.s staking the day
the
ec-
L(
a legal holiday, was obis( marshal of
parade. The printers, book-bsders, el
trie.l workers end several other organs
Soy had handsome flints, emblem•( coal
their trades, iu the procession. All in
the debut of Labor ley as a national hot
day .t the N.tiooal Capital was a grog
success.
Treasury officials are having no end of
work and worry with the complications,
some important,some trivie,but .11 trouble-
some, which are constantly arising in 000 -
section with the administration of the new
tariff law. One of the mat important oom-
pliauoee is that arising out of the repeal
the augur bounty. Lest week Secretary
Carlisle decided that no mole bounties
should be paid. sod even ordered that
*becks •Ire•dy made oat for the payment of
bounties should be held, but it t. doubtful
whether that decatoe will stand, as strong
pressure is being brought to bear to vet it
changed so as to allow the bounty to
paid upon all sugar that had been ma
when the leer went into effect Soaneth.
like • half -million of dollars is involved in
this decision. It is expected that .n at-
tempt will be made through the courts to
compel the payment of the bounty on the
eaters crop this year.
TTa abrogation of the roe reciprocity
eat that with Spain, for Cuba and
Porto Rte -that had been producuve of
more Rood to the farmers of the United
States than wee expected when it was
negotiated u one of the results of the first
wok of the stew tenff law, .ad State De
p•rtmest otbm•ls say they expect that
other countries with which we had, or
hate reciprocity spermente will toUow
the example of Spain. I said "had" or
"hate," because, owing to the wide differ -
sews of *puma *natal( .moog these who
are supposed to be learned in luteruatioal
law and diplomacy, I am oot certain
whether the taw tariff law swept all rem
proaty treaties or not But If the each
patients of the State L)ep.rtment officials be
realized all dottier wilt so0. be removed by
the action of the forage cenuris.. The
tariff oe sugar was the wase of this Spanish
retaliation, which it is feared will result in
the las of • large and proltable market for
American Mar. 1t was predicted more
they owe before the tariff bill peeped the
Senate that the tent! on eager would do
snow& mere harm Ora the revenue thus
br•s•ht in would ever do good ; but the
seer treat wanted the tariff and it re-
asaieod.
CmiQesamen will bays to take their
e..p age few re-eleetiou withost the .s-
sietames d jsdiiio.dy P1643•11p•0ka8. 0
agnenMmal Imon1 weds, tsatagse t&
delivery of .e.fa will not, owing to turd
departmeentthe .ppro pi ialioa for t
hat
until
es
,rine tialter the (,oasCoagrsrstm+weal wheelie
ism eters Mertes is as . believer is the
di.eriei0•te'dretribeti.n of ssde, anyway
sad ted it eat hese the will of Chnerreet no
pwo}eiation wadi have hese ,tido th
yore ((.r that purpose.
Its you know,.' ma • deseeratio Con
=It
'that I believe the stores abut,President Cleveland &arise toaro the
.o
d..r.ta se sm
loot of of the lines ars
heed ou the truth. I will toll you why
Mr. C3.04.ed tea. 1 he passage .4 . hill a
the fres seises of Wysr. That is .ne
reaps, mad • geed 0.e, hat .berm is anegheff9hgeelly pees with Mr.
The
go win cid, hl'tr11ied�by the
hill whisk busses • law kat weak without
the president'. Mss.ture, and there is little
probability that it will be say ass
,rimed at the ekes of the sheet steel*..(
Gosgen that will bops 1. Dtss.her.
New, if the Smears 1.ss easel et the
Hess itis osrWs that there will he no
imp.rk..e tart( or silver1.wi.{aafes
,
Afty-eb Co..,Coe.. Where demedist
Mug ere ? Why to the I'r.eidsntb! aa.-
I•�. with the serif q.stize 1a a parities
te h. ease aloes ,wads • big tauter therein.
• 4 Mr. Mulled ready te I..teib free
raw sssr*rid apes the basset whish he h.
i1.... will be esrvied is the treat ousedga
either by himself or by • eau rhem he
shall sieve and who will r.pr.me.t .11 he
steads for. Theft you art that's • plausible
way be boomed for gamey raciestits•
The p.stlemen wham remarks .rehe gland b
e ped • friend of Mr. Cl velead that he e
*baud se • "waken," •d he *peke se
theme he th.yb web a peonies as he out.
lbws lar lir. C. orebelv er.dit•bI.
.0
of
be
dm
O '
pay all -t-
,Arrears
ON YOUR LOCAL PAPIER A,.O
You will be an Honest
Plan or Woman
D. Mc1GILLICIIDDY, P PR
ret WS TOPIC" OF A WEEK JSPORTS AND PASTIMES. lezalag=1::trat,:tt.',;i11`;:;:rirtzziOVERtt lee IN.,".seem. t�ee.te t.. .._ were* VER THE HURON TRACT.
1..r hump lft..der.. .eves d this privilege.
Bush n c ere .•,t•teing street demure in (i1Ye NOtem Of (poi >Nell'f The Celt team rhe an takfag a `tap
Bette, . v,t .around this The Gi'I.t from the Local 89111.
losalit ,played • (Clued, Rase
A 1.1hue paper says the Clef. phyla-
(Mee...wielder his e.benttou *moue
Miss McUow.il, nesse of JohnYcNillan,
*1.P , dropped deed M Seatorth Wearies -
Timm Tires lives were laand a fireman an bad-
ly hain • Neva York fire Wednesday0.ort.ing
J.,1111Brown, a Maribauk fanner, was
the•. u by his horse and instaut,y killed
Werlu.•erley.
Vesper, a lumberiug village In Wiscon-
sin, hes been wiped oat by forest fires.
Ls., 875,O.
A Paris EoWy$1iat paler sun the Count of
Paris is tedium steadily rod hie death may
occur at any moment
It is authoritatively stated that •z-i'n-
ad.nt Harrison will not seek the Repub-
lican nonmatiuu agent.
Sixty•two resident* of Samoa have for-
mally petitioned the Emperor of fermiumto suers Samoa
The police of ltio Jenerio have disoov-
.red ten infernal machines supposed to
beloug to Anarchist..
A cloudburst has caused great damage
to Vented. and I' Hans, Tex. Half a
dome lives have been lust.
Job,. Brown, a farmer, aged tee was
killed on Wednesday near *1.rlbu:k out.,
by hie horse rewrite; away.
Viue-President Shaughnessy of the C.P.
R. has sneered hunesH hopeful of •
speedy imuruveuseut rte trade.
Wiunil+•it lumbermen expect the reduc-
tion iu freight rates to give • groat im-
petus to the lumbenug iudustry.
rl
Harry Huey, third son of It M. Hor-
sey, tinowitte Kingston, went in swim-
ming yeeterdey and was drowned.
George Freeman, the leader of Primase
& West's minstrels, dropped dead on the
street at Pttt..tieet,
William Spooner, a farm laborer of
Ro:kiend. Russel County, was killed byar
• trolley carat Kingston Wednesday.
The thawFalls Car Works, Indiana,
ea
have resumed work after • year's idieue
The company employs 1,200 to 2,000
men.
It 1. reported that the Governor ot Ni-
caragua h. Trued edicts of bsaishment
against the British and American retu•
gees
British exhibitors et tare Chicago Fair
so *
are mplai,.ing that the .dais and other
badges of honor awarded them have notd
been receive
A majority of the striking Scotch miners
have voted in favor of accepting sixpence
reduction, with goreauteed wages uu that
baste for two years.
Phyllis Betedaughter of R. Boll, photo-
grapher. Kingston, accidentally drank half
a bottle of laudanum and died yesterday
from the effects ot the draught
The mother of J T. iierrow, H. PP..
fell and broke her hip j'.iut at Seatorth.
The injured Indy is advanced in years, and
her recovery is doubtful.
Th. t'. P. It Cu. lute reduced .levator
charges in Manitoba one cent • bushel.
and freight Cts, on lumber have been cut
about 35 per cent.
Edward Ryan, formerly of Toronto, and
Thomas Weaver, whose borne is near Glen-
coe, were arrested at Windsor Friday un •
charge of manufacturing spurious coins.
A threshing engine exploded in Pontineds Terre Township. Minn., killing Hans
Haantg, Knute H__.lgtg and Tule' Auder-
• sou. IL T. Hoenig we seriously melded.L- Itis asserted by interested parties that
the new United States tariff law has de-
stroyed the best sugar industry in Nebras-
ka, involving several million down.
a "the -elections were held at Leicester last
' week resulting in the retention of both
is sew by the lll•dstouiens. Henry Broad-
hurst was one of the sacce.sful candle
dates.
Mgr. 8.to111a secretary announces that
whether the Papal delegate be remelted to
Rome or not, the Vatican will continue to
be.
npreoted .t Washington by • minim -
0501 Ing.tion. I.
The body of Eddie anJgraft came
swore at Shider's Point, about four miles
east of Port Colborne last evening He
wale wdrowned Inst Sunday owing to tbe cap -
thing of his Sall - boat
Brasov, Brass, who, on July 18, was
eosvleted of murder, robbery and arson.
ear 'at te death b the guillotine at 6
o sleek yesterday soda(et Laval, !Prime*.Ia the pre.s.e. of 4880 people.
It- H. Parmelee d Bones, N. Y.. wbo
woe a with fradelae*11y liesses(ng
pests Weiss eemeiNad .abide In
that tows yesterday by thirewbe
treat of the St Login .tpe himself Ir
Wm. Revell Moody, side* son of Beta -
genie D.L Moody and Mary Whittle, old
set d.rgbter of Ma I). W. Whittle, were
NorthlMld, M.., W
is the cbareb,•
• terrible Are Osmond he the Cesb..
River. • Sower boat seed Ars and the
weed eed rapidly semi hominids of
the a swim Ise dsshwyed .
At !s*
1,000 saves fi•
perished In the Lusa
Jose Sullivan, a sellar te the shoos
L L Iamb, disp ersud Wed
nesdaymight en
found Yesterday afternoon be body wad bm
Magnolias barber near the ves-
sel. He eh 1ppeA beimthe mast sheet twoN
weeks ego at (Bsy.igsd O.
ab
• trolley sr el As i fs N. C., ha
eels Orlin
running down a heavy grade. dew of the
tooth troat the wry. The mer wee tell d
paserneers. mad teeny of the oeoupemb
FlamingosIse. Injured.
Ii v. R Helelatt, the Flatos Sand
prsmher, is Niue meter "A.trss.m
mitel-
l" Jobmstoe r $,000 dada.* far
slander 1a nim ssties with the a ram
east &Repel•. et Messy molest Ow
pfa*auf.
Mt HOMO UP AGAIN.
mem �ar.p eW whom sm .sars Pme-
OsorlOsio
.
w as Ies.mss Or a bIg bow
bee sesorm
North ley, Sept. 3-8.. M.rrev's tease
is ewe that ire .hes figured in
SuessswspaSuesduesbthe pact s. maul.* eight
beers he wee mend of end bleed
penede* by Dodd'. Itaaq Pfau, alter hail
•"hyenas ��ad pey .1 Pelle ��betkals�pri
**theses, Marg was pad bb isilt' y
skim ity the Oram Tr0.k. erm be was
weed In Dash k HYry Pa., he by hese
e • Areadees rte by •'.teles
Ws Manes sway. ar see
be SI a peals ee few the Ingehem-
bar emse%a of Davies Z Hay, of Tercet•,
rod the time time he win aMe -lulu. eriy
hes. le Send le ryes def apen..ie.dparmro.ey
el hi seen
Br.ssls : • aaeber d typhoid fever
sem w reported he sews.
(any As William Fortes, sr.. woe se
se ire • hider in the here seamy hast
ty, le Cosies4 w b4 rod tell withpea
i
Mro. bre /ser.do.by Wiwi 1iie.
with our team ea Tuesday. Of oeerem the
d.ederfei Luisa*. mines.1.. 65sd *lase Moro expected to ass the hots* team
**owed ander, but the did not expect to A
N Saeebell-Tete IIq.ab►le al entities 7 H
me thea sake so many errors d mot
en lab., Sae- The t;.11 is. eo many errors been made by the boom
a:ederlb "Web - renal. loam, the game would have bene very
Sweeties indeed, both for •pect•Wrs and
players, as.omothia8 oto always be Isere'
t. b.aeb•11 by watching • good team play
bell. The quickness with whish they dal
FOLIA 'WING AI(E A11UNO THE
Important sporting events of the week that anything, the way they take their places
are of Imeseet Le t:udefich reader : either en the fell or at the bat, is tote •
t+•altnAt.t_ novelty to tete game hero. Everyone no
working( oo the field from start to film
Lest Friday the Climdos team ane to isb.
Godencb to mow down the teem and to 'ft course they make errors . well as
wipe out Inst last defeat which they had re- the home team but not so often. The great -
:sired at the borne uags'shand. Spalding est feature m. their play is that everyone
an4 his men et -ere in a great r ate of excite. know. how to play 'baseball' not w much
meet at the first on amount of getting a that he can field, catch or throw, but that
few runs by the poor fielding of the howe he knows whet to do and holds the
teem, but the Godsrieh boys braced up hall unwomanly. The throwing eau quite
shortly afterward* and the rune began to • feature and . men het to tram fait to
-nee ID • gnat deal slower for the visitors. steel hams on such throwing. Tile
l.odench pounded the leather both regularly always likes to see • good teem play, anti bo-
atel often and the gems .ever eau In duger
although some of the spectators expected
member surprise like the one in Clinton,
forgetful of the tact that there w.. • vast
difference between the grounds of the two
planes. Alt Scruton, one of the Clinton
players but who had been injured at Clio
tool umpired the game very satidactorily.
Anyone who had seen the game be-
tween the sane planers •1 Clinton on Tees-
-lay .ad this cue would be struck at once
with the difference in treatment accorded to
the ouwde club by the home players and
•pectstora. At 4.oderesh, outside of • little
guying by the spectators, whish one mast
expect, there was not • murmur even when
some close decisions were given animas the
home club, and with which the spectator•
might not be in unison.
.-1 feature of the game was 1'resmsn'•
hieing, he having 4 buts for 4 tines at the
hat.
The more by morass is as follow. :
a H e
Goderich 1 3 S 0 7 2 3 0 x-21 17 6
('!sate. 2 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 2 10 11 10
Notaries -1 uderigle Robertson Yd Mae
comam ; Clinton, Hoover, Spalding and
Glendinning.
Umpire-- Mr. Serino°.
On Monday the home club at the request
of the Clinton team west to that town so
play a game with them to help =eke up
their *poria. Although in opposition to •
good many members et the God.rich pat-
rons, wbo said that we had beaten them al.
ready three times out of four games and
that they did not se the use of going .Quin
to Clinton and perhaps of being again sub -
Reeled to nareatlemaoly conduct. They
were right, as will be sew. The game was
played ou the Agricultural park before •
very targe crowd, ail the 'porta being held
there.
At first Clinton, through some very cost-
ly errors on the pert of the Godeneh doh,
moved • good many run', four beteg made
tu the first and six in the second, while Gods -
rich only made 0se and two in thew Innings,
but afterwards l;oderieh settled down and
batted Agnew out of the box in the fourth
innings, and were still 000tmulog to bit
eve after ep.lding went in the boz-just
tkuk of that--- and would unlet for sae Y-
forssen •melees hay. won the match. The
accident happened, but from our knowledge
of the Clinton bwb•ll club, wet expected.
It happened in the folbwiag way In the Int
half ot the fifth teai.gttb - Chows had
made 3 rune and atter two men were out,
McKin.00 knocked • grounder to 00e of the
.fielder and ran • sooeidsr•ble diet/wee
over first base, stopped and turned around
to the nght evidently with the Intention of
returning to let bin, in the meuua she
ball was threw° to the bran but wee too
high and went pout ; the coacher and crowd,
who were close *road the base, immediate.
ly shouted for McKianoo to go on ; be
u coos turbot around and ran straight
to Zed bin, running about Manses feet off
the bin line without returning and Mush.
'.g let haw; the ball was then played to let
hue and the umpire gve him out. The
followers of baseball must know that the
bin r .tor running over 1st bin ad
Iurniag a the right must retouch let base
before going to **seed.
Stich • sight wa then give to the epos.
losers is C atou, the like of which we
trust and hope w*1l never be sees there
.Airs -
It ssw.ed a if the spectators were pre-
Larm Y7 odds, no atter how great, t0
vs Chutes the winners. At ons time it
!*meed as if the Godench team would sever
got off the Geld without some braises, he -
hag hemmed in by the erswd, perhaps
twenty to thirty deep
Dr. Bunter, who umpired the genie, did
so very eMeistly, sad at this stage of the
.•tom was is great d.sgor of being clubbed.
The stet slate he umpires is (listen he is
wise te int • patent premiers.
A. Climes refused b ge as amass Me
Lissawee eyes eau, the empire wive the
geese le l aril te
by 9 to O. The ederieb
e
ravaged with dialeaky to est
beak to their hotel The *lame prudes/I
to be • herd hitting eye. • home rue
and two three -hese hits been, a•ele in the
fifth isslasta. The wrersbodd but we as goodilea/ 1 v.
veva of the Rr.u.I exeweed on
Sure by
Oederieb, imams 1 2 2 4 4-13 16 11
Chimes, 4 6 1 0 1-14 18 '
Batteries--Reber&ee ad l4bsmton for
0.dernh ; A11/raw, *plebs sod Wands
shg for Clbstsa. U.e/pi1te.sa,, liar HYser.
After • great deal et diUealty use d ear
ekes .unwed to wet s Mame se to
peen .p the see' bet amid mot get the
player te help him se pmt up • 810 deposit
se • ISO stele far • sea beeves the
Oakes\ and (Bates elute es lesion with
a sstbd einem the player to be •R
bees dM release el the taw,. On the
3rd of 8.peabsr, ea soonest of the Canis
Peyers eels wldseUy wwilUq to plat,
the (lies ens .04d sea give s bis somas
of 12 piltyens r (A(ses, Wily' 12 seines d
(1�sdr�sh pis,.. W Ise Seedy traded
is s be intim Oros W days le whleb te rod
dem Ftp Ai yet they here set sleet
Ararkkor Seas Mash elein ohs W w hp 914
la 'VIM debar per* amid withdrew bemer
Ch eesee ee .s Image neral awe, IL brim will mesh en e.
Weekly .ewes of toast, Sews served
ep 10 sett everyh.d, -rub ate
roues Clipped and r .dossed
Iron every' stress.
CLINTON : 1. Cantclon has bought.
the property belosting to the estate of John
Step, oo Raglan St
Morris: It as reported that a bear w..
sew oo the bib line sear lir. Young's oa
Saturday of but week.
Brussels . John V•roo. and eaten left
for Toronto this week when they peoples
making their home for the future.
(:re : lied in Grey township on August
15th, John Harris, formerly of the township
of Fullarten, aged 57 years and 11 days.
Clinton : A you.' eon of Rin WVebb was
standing ou the tenon on Saturday, when be
sides we hops that the Galt teem hue ought fell back wards, fracturing his Duller bone.
our boys something about the game and has
(.1ey Firs ars raging in many part. of
de-
letion ewe the hem t►o township, fen
T e team's listlessness o0 P. many Oce have been de-
the Bald.
Our boys made • very creditable showing
indeed se the bat k.eektsg omit 12 hits,
one being • two bagger and one • three
bagger.
Wm. Tilt umpired the gene satisfactori-
ly.
The following is the score by inning. •
(:oderich 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 3 8 12 13
t :alt 4 2 1 3 4 4 0 5 1 -24 21 6
Batteries - ('resman. Roberteoo and Mal•
comma for (;oderich ; Burnet, Smith and
l'ocknu. for I;.Ir.
I.AN\T.\N1�.
The tournament a now drawing to a close•
the ladies, singles haring been koisbed with
Mrs. F. J. T. Neftel the winusr, and in the
ve.tles•en's singles only the set between
Dr. Hueter and Mr. Holmes roguing to
be played off.
last Saturday the games were played off
o0 the beautiful grounds of R. S. Williams
and suite • large number of spectates were
present, rod watched some very exciting
and clove enemies between the ladies. Re-
freshment§ were served on the grounds mid
were enjoyed by all.
Mir Middleton in playing off burr sot with
Mie M. Cameron, slipped end sprained her
tinkle very btdly, so she had to lose her set.
This was • great disappointment as she was
looked ma as one who would be hard to
beat.
The score of events played off is as
follows •
Mise Hamilton defaulted in her set with
Mise Lewis and Mie Cameron with lira
N aftel.
Mrs. Neftel beat Mise Lewis 6.0 6-1.
Mie Elwood beat Miss M. C.a�eroa 5 3,
75
Mrs. Naftel beat aim Iilwood 6-1, 6 2.
COMING AND GOING.
Will Curry, of Detroit, is visiting la-
tely..
Tom Bets took • first prize at the Clinton
bicycle roes, 3rd lost
J. C. Drewry, representing the Toronto
Globs, wa in tern Friday lest.
Miss Annie Mitchell left Saturday to
visit friends i. Toronto ted New 1 -orb.
Mw Agnes Young, of (:alt, has nannies
home alter • visit with her
Mies Annie7ili.hoj1, Brock -.t.
Mrs. Moorehome, of Saginaw City, will
sing in Nortb-et. Methodist *harsh during
efforetory next Sunday evening.
F. W. Stokes took • trip to the Goold
Bicycle l:o.'. factory, Brantford, on lobo
day, and ordered • 16 Ib. racer for 1896.
Mies Nellie Holmes, of Strethrey Kinder-
garten sebeol, .pent her holidays very
plm .•nuy visiting friends in l:oderich.
Mrs. Archibald McPhail and her daughter
Maggie. of Porter'. Hill, were the guests of
the Mees Tartene.
Miss Aggis Themooa and Mie EllaWalk.
er are on an eighteen day trip smog the
Thousand Island. and at Mw.re•1.
Harry I'bilei° er has returned from
trip to London, Berlin, Woodstock, Strut
ford and other pieties.
Miss Mary Mcl.•y left on Saturday, per
Mr. Coked Empire, for Sault Si. arie,
Mich.
J. McLeod visited Seaforth this weak.
1. F. Miller. of Kisoardio, who had bees
visiting relatives in town for some time,
returned home ea Friday kat
R
Campion, Q. C., is en • business trip
to 85 Jobe, N. 11-, this week.
M. McLeod, of 8eaforth, is visiting
relatives in town this week.
Miss Kate Melvor reNroed Isar week
from • visit t* Soutlamptes and other
plates Rev. Jas. A. &edges's, R. ♦., returned
trot • holiday trip on Wednesday.
J. W. Violater is vioitieg in Detroit and
Port Hea
d ur.
Jsdg. •• Mrs .lohnste., of the "atilt
am visiting le town
Mr. W. C. Hamilton, of Regina, N.W.
T., b visiting her pare.u. Mr and Mr.
Herts Murton.
0. F. Shepley, Q. C. , with Mrs. Sh.ploy
W !.only returned to their home is
Tenet* hat week.
J. D. 'wan..., barrister, of Brandon.
Mas.. b vbuMsm i■ town.
Mas Nellie Tighe and ►.r Moos. Min
M•rg.wf. McIntosh, who have bum visit
bis so Iowa for some weeks poet, kit fes
Omer hems in it Pawl 0. Friday' les.
Mrs. Jobe M0O.D.a ..d her sen Ma,
e1 Tiverton, are videos to the hats et her
*sure, Al!•. R:showna, and ether frhnk 1•
this ..**tan. 8esdy% pepubrlsy a tab
smetlmi will *ever wee.
The. McO*Iliseddy, of she Agrivelerei
Yramst, Toren/*, who with Mrs.
y sed ewe seen W hews
ie ter sees v..a, raters-
' le Friday is e.bb remper sail
ythe LWybs.
stroyed, and farm buildings have narrowly
escaped.
Grey . Rev. F. V. Smith has been ser-
iously ill with an attack of typhoid fever
but we are pleased to see the' he is on the
mend now.
Wingham • ' S. 1-ouhill, real estate agent
has sold lot 38, Frames asset west, owned
by Wm. T. Martin, Fresno Co., California,
to John A. McLean, of Wtmghans.
el•Killop : About three hundred scree
of bush land in McKillop, Dear Beechwood,
belonging to the Coleman estate, has been
burned over this week, and • lot of valuable
timber destroyed.
Blyth : The steam sawmill o. the 7th
line owned by John McMillan & Sons, of
Blyth, was totally destroyed by fire ea
Tae•dey of last week while the men were
absent for dinner.
Clinton The town voter's list for 185x1,
just issued, shows an aggregate cumber of
918 voter ; of th.se no les then 98 ars
widows : the number of persons qualified to
seta jurors is 271.
Grey : A daughter has come to gladder
the home of W. A. Decker, t% inolpeg. Mr.
Ducker is • daughter of etalculm Lemont,
Grey, and was • well-known resident of
Brussels in the byres».
Morrie : The many friends of Miss A. J.
Hanna, wbo is as praea in Toronto under•
gore. treatment for a cancer is her breast,
will be pleased to learn that a narked im-
provemsat has Laken place.
Harpurhey : Mies Jimmie Barr, eldest
daughter of lieu. M Barr, of Harpurhey,
haa secured a good position as teacher in
the (.rtm.by High School, and left on
Saturday for her DeW location.
Sea(orth : %V. iduleaby, of this town,
rhe secured • second class certificate et the
recent Departmental examinations, leaves
today for Vtutoric, Bernath Columbia,
where he intends to teach school.
Rruseeb : There died in God rich on Fri
day, Aug. 24th, Dr. W. Trudgeoa, at the
age of 64 years. The deemed was a brother
of the tete Mrs. W. G. Htngetos, of Rrus-
eok, and • well known moan in the lake shore
town.
Bruseele: 1: A. ledmao's hooey ex-
hibit for the Industrial, of Toronto, 1e11
'tensest. oo 1Vednesda) consuung chiefly
of streamed hooey in glass sealers of (effor-
t airs. amounting in all to about 1,000
lbs. .r over.
Tucker,mith . The residence of E.
ripple, on the Mill Road, Tucker.muth,
wa strut y lightning on Wednesday
"T
he chimney vee shattered and
wall somewhat dammed, but no
one t.h. in tared.
Mortis • A gentleman from Wwanesb
has been through our township this week
buying • large quantity of live turkey for
export to his oven locality to try to coupe
terct the grasshopper plague in that me-
, giving the birds • chance to fatten
on the poste.
be.forth Ws learn by the Toronto News
that Thomas Soots, an old Ssaforth boy,Yd
• gr. -luau from this office, has lately hem
presented by Fred Fater, the horseman,
sl.o • former t(eaterth boy, with a nmegnif.
Deet diamond ring, as a ..mento of the time
when th•iy were boys together in the old
salt town.
Stanley : J. P. Cedlow.y, of British
Colombia, formerly of !Manley, is at present
the guest of John Govenlnck, of Ms iR llop,
ear Sealorth. Mr. (+Ibway h.s been a
readmit of the Pacmbo Provisos for about
fourteen year, amid haper there.
He does not seem much changed, and looks
as if the world and the people were good to
him.
Realorth : Umpteen A. Wilms, of this
tow*, has, as .e11al, boos gathers hie .hare
el prime at the ()eerie and iegsi.i.. rig.
enatchea At Toronto last weak he soured
*eyeful prise., taking fair rank L soak are,
•d at the Rideau Rearm, at Ottawa, this
week, he ha **eared prises is the McDou-
gall, the Doaiaion and the Minister of
Militia's matob.
Clinton : The Parker•bsrg, Weng Vir-
ginia, Sentinel, d Thursday, 23rd, trifles
with the fseliap of two well-known C10-
50.1..... follows :-" Born, ysaterd•y. be
Dr. •d Mr. J. C. Callesd•r, • daughter.
The Dr. stew that it is the very latest
dine. of • hammer 'slender. bet rather un-
handy for ready referee'. It will not be
Mug nip set the wall."
Rrtreeol.: Sheriffs bailiff Guidry was in
tows on Tuesday sad took po weal*- of the
woolen mill property for the rows, the
amens being the refusal e( Mr. N. s to cisn
the egree.s•t as prepared by the ewe to
give up pe•csfol p---eeies. Mr. Hew.
•ver that the agreement, es pr.d.sd to
kne few sigmas, was mot ,a aeeerdaors with
psis $rrusgsaeats, bees the tremble.
Irbehags : W. a Hotton sad Is*
sieved to (1a1*, on Wed..d.y. Mr. au ..
bw1. mw and w-lo-bw, will open • ked -
were sed Users es*Nbkme.t he dee
taws, and Mr. Nasenot will m�mp S miner
..
burinMr. Herbs wee as .M es1Ma t
idesetillei walk
isee-
lrgaWi i .akeg la b wksstmb. mad a Beed
elites is used
r ee�e
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