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Weems of limbeertedlisit
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Mb melba.t M
alio seal, th▪ e prise pr Jeer N
Lest es Weer lab.I.
Ter Label r • ....dirt receipt et the dim
y see paid up. .o• Mist It m net
:eta
to fall late armor.
• °hats+ oe tilde+ is ytred bode
the aid seed the sew Wrote ehsehl be paves.
Advermwans same
I� _ emenal tea
gg��errr &IN ter .rot t•sartiss. and t � ll'
• re r Sobll S t lesertios. Measured 7
Besiame Dards .t .1. lime sad sailer•$$ per
Adtertisements et task Foss& StraiJeed
es Vacant, Ita•tMos Wee tt
.a• d
Chamois ited
Uses sesp•reil. 61 per
M.nyt. os Sale. sol q
Rows w Brie and Warms
•smed t floes, 1111 for gest mount. to peopo per sub-
b-
•emest mouth. Lester
Aa7 epactal "sties, the ogteot of which is to
promote the pecuniary beaeat of to be w •d-
rerttimmenmat
?ideal or twpaad charged d e000rdl e•
Local senor la umpired type ose cent per
word. no seders lees tlias We.
Local notices is ordinary readies type
tips two
caste per word. No maim for leen
Notion' for churches and other religions
be.evomat lnsututtose half rate,
teeneneretal newsreel Adverteseeseatw
tamp will he meth apMtibls fef roe• asking
ie.
• een/Wsa Sem Mss search emote
1e Ni team se Mr as midis mem is are ee-
.4s step are nee
J immediate
the enieli i
meas. N .seie.;, so nehmen lein the CARS, e_'`
sad deice the
have M de as them/ *ma* mil *elan
Timms
birleb fresh Ise Mona
A limited number of dimple ed advertise
mons* will be Inserted at the kpl�owing rrot
iter tech. tae leaeriMa• go 10
four in
•' three moth
•• etz month
one yearhan two oaths* in
lengthNo advertisement swill be oalcub� on above basis. 5
pert. LdI co osk
Vee tat. months'
allowed for oeecnt. on e
eta three months' mot. : 1. pre
.•oath• ..red 15 per Best. on • year's. Tames
.0.ditlons will be,trictiy eatoroed.
♦Nat **The eMtnal- MI/vse7•
Hnbscriber wbo fall to receive Tins Sweat
r rularly, either h1 carrier or by mall. will
ematey • s early a detdb0 panelists. by e es ofthe [sot at
Reim:led manuscripts cannot be returned.
Oorreepeaomoe moot be written on one side
eit paper only.
r.hrleaer'• Notice.
J. C. Le Teasel. of Oodcrteb, ids. bees 0p
panted Local Trevelung Atout for the town-
ships of Ooderlch, Colborne, Ashfield and Wa-
ead pommasmers over the district are aloe
empowered to receive subscriptions to Toe
emMAL
All oommnaloati000 must be addressed M
D MoOILLICUDDT,
Tun
oodeti�°'ook.Out-
Ztitghere cell >t.
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SNAP SNOTS.
--Nor•m:A.♦e Photo DAt'iN, Y. P.,
for tiles-o'-Boass. Ma been repodialed at •
memo at bfle4Iaa• lbs, whin had bees
called to cede es hien. It looks se if Nish
will be the s s b r fsr Stay -at -Heine dee•
tag the molt parliament.
-It is beginning to look as if ted
formerly smooch Conservatives is this
neck et the woods sire. sat now " Jars
T11,ursoe'e Mare..
OODRRICH. THURSDAY. SEPT. fi, teed.
ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN.
F i )R some yearn Gal.nch has hal
•n enenviable Dame amongst the towns of
Ontario, for the loom way in which the
town has been run, morally. Some years
.go Tot SIGnAL opened • crusade against
some of the dives, and last Spring was
1oroed at • oat of several hundred dollars
to defend a ..it bee111Rbt omens' N by •
. tool-pgeoo ter dead.nt attesting to •
asinine hwee that on re i• die interest
of the mayor of the tows. ,The billiard
room was closed owing to M. ellbets of
Tog Stusrsl., and iia closing stands to the
coedit of Oils journal, although it was •
single-handed fight against • strong com-
bination.
Previous to that time Tot 11ONAi. had
published the fact that • house of Moine,
roe by a woman named Hamilton, had
Mss established on the South Hound•ry,and
Mrd upon the authorities te take •those.
_ hat sltbougi the mother was made the eob-
jsot of inquiry bolero -the WW. nonan end
the then costable instrneted to take
• cion, no actin wee liken, and the fester -
hag Ire cull remains.
Later • woman named Mn. Corey under-
took to locate :a one of the respectable re.
.i4.stial quarters of the town,but the people
of that motion arose up one night, es mie
neon. and almost demolished the edifies is
"AMA the woman wee °abducting her n-
imbus beanie, sod mate and her associates
were driven from the town.
Last year .mother Rehab appeared on
the scene in the perms of • Mrs. Tholes., •
green widow, who husband M reputed to
have left hoe becomes of her wrongdoing.
Since the bsgae operations she hos noosed -
ed is d.enorslixies many in this sad other
tsotio.s of the musty. and di.gr.od01 ex-
hibitions of rowdyism ha.e resulted. The
modest d this wbma5 has been p.rtmal.t-
ly braze.. se en wee born .ad reared i•
the tow., was educated and =tarried here
and became the mother of • family is the
town sae ems disgraced.
The open snd Mameiwm maser 1. wlieb
this women ked tarried as bar vile trod* is
notarise. The town aesmable sad obeys
b... • psrwal k.owledge of the iniquitous
pleas, •.d yet no effort has been made to
sloes up the des. whish ether contrary be .
tows by -low @poetically dealing with plass.
el Ws 1104. W have hese informed thea
an mere Lbsa es* 000ssion pistils have bees
drawn end fired ia god mood this women
bow, enol Nat ether diegree•efel see.m
lime hese *..seal.
Ia ad/ities N Not it hes bees openly
shod that 1h• home bus item cad ea •
Mose d aenigesei•e More roes" rede of
tender ysere hue boo endow' it harbored
for immoral peepom maims the wall Gad
oomoat ef panels it pram .
Ltq.ere hem Mus eenM.dy said there,
wormy to Lbs hair ted spirit of the
Imes* ow. end Woo .11 la all, • sees
N.1 mai meld boldly h imegieet
5. it hen Mess mods N rsmiedy the
writ, end es thieve grit ere men hep° ser r
Oleg from the prom. *dhosllise Soso
tie dom a mediae was send by all the
imam d the pease end the e884p r teds
teas, with w gem lb., we11m dr ram up-
p•1Nme t d a pailw m. f i111ne M send Ma
the tem d GedMti. M .lite° b the
maim wee esiseepd by the Md smaim
el tits Lr jid.rA ee melee Imbue Mhos.
M sed me we tell tido lewd Ow'mmRens
Net thud egyderw.t meed he mak et
WHAT THE PAP[1111 SAY.
Talo IAS. ultras w0. nosey.
Hamilton Ti... : Before J. S. Larks
starts fee Australia to live there at the ex-
pense of 110 ()soothes taxpayer, he might
talo as opprtssiey to apologise to s.
Amy, IL Pr., for 'South Wentworth, for ' which is believed to be ureter water to •
the dirty work be did in trying to lovely* depth of'meaty-fin feet, sad ople were drowsed. This i fears
d
Mr. Awry i0. • l'hlesgo whiskey •aaad•l. msettle-
meui oie Inn the path ot the Leona river,
which is still • raging torrent of waters.
Toree families of Mexicans hviug near
Uvalde were drowned Three hundred
miles of tuck of the Southern Pacific
mond and ,» lted to I ftaslro•d are nitder water .ad .boat forty"toren
TNS SIGNAL : OODSRICN, OFT., THURSDAY, SEPT. 1. 1814.
WIIIDBtIRST1N TXAS
T1. i1tt611 71 Putt .1 the SIMS WINO
by a Oehl..
MANY PERSONS ARE DROWNED
A Whole SeN1 .s.su Mader wWr-TM
nen Omens threat Moves to er.-
6dwJ- rue ae.tber. r.•tae
tlossens 50..55 Dema..
Mee. It. Use.
SA. ANTONIO. Texas, Sept. I. -News
hes reached here that • .loadbur.t flood -
.d the tows of Uvalde, the county nit of
Uvalde twenty, sight miles west tit the
Soatheett Peelle Ratlroed, end the town
cot Mask, Modals costar, any miles west.
Atter the water in Uvalde was throe feet
deep. the Population took refuge oa high
groso� Tame persona were drowned
In Dbanis two obtklren were drowned.
The water them was four flet deep. 'rim
bridges end eppro.cbes of the Southern
Pacific road were washed away
The deluge has wrought great havoc.
In addition to one-half of the town of
Uvalde being flooded sad six people
drowned, them m a settlement of seventy
gale families • few miles 1 clow the town
Then he ova go to Austrslta, or turtber,
be cheeses.
•
nous 1.0.51. y 0 TIU0'.
Concede Pr-.sbyteraa : Why could say
decent evidence
enm open mile. are washed sway.
glee credence h greenly Mashed for giving Another heavy rain is falling and tar
the evidence that the law comp..pass bullying
him lie
Cher damage is feared.
..a
rtvw Why should • res.
lawyer be allowed to abuse decent gooses
is • court -room in • manner that he dare
not adopt anywhere else' Why should •
court •uatained by the people' money M
used re • means of accusing decent eitilws
of the crime of perjury' Them are n.1 s Central News from Shanghai cariz -- .
dirty, wore than • bill of aoste mid a I Che You despatch states that Japanese
dirty, lsw•rdly taswhen telling
that 70u .m warships convoying a number of transports
commuting perjsry when telhug the truth, I lauded taw at Liao -Tie -Shan on August
is one of them 110. These troops were marched et once
NHr 71117 MUTT 011' I.UN: Aft. MAS. upon Port Arthur. Japanese warships .0
the meantime bombarding the tortilla
orts at that
Winnipeg Tribune: Hoa kir. Daly is piece- The object of the Japanese is to
reported to bay" deMnitely stated that the • destroy the docks and forum Pun Arthur,
government has decided not to open Li.. in order to prevent disabled Chinese vu -
gar. Thu decision hes been reached after
eels from sheltering them for repairs. The
tight is still its progress."
mesh p•rls)isg among rte &r. 1*0 ed and
A despatch to the Times from Shanghai
boodle -tainted Liberals who ere now lead says: A Tien Tutu despatch from China
fur the Conservative party here, mush to enure" say. that fourteen Japsuw ship.
the disgust ot the rook ted file of the Cos• with over 4.000 troops are attacking Port
aervttive party. Th. decision "1 to open Arthur. The Chinese garrison. number -
Lugar 10 • wise one, s5 to open it ie to Io.. 4.g 3 OpJp men, and the Chines fleet have
it, as Winnipeg was lost Isar winter. This been ordered to attack the Japanese.
decimal having been reached the .tvestion SHAsu0AI, Sett 1. -The British gunboat
of the hoot -governorship will remain in Redpole has sailed from Che Foo fur Port
abeynoe for some time yet- Arthur. Junks arriving •t Che Fou from
•New I'baog report that a large number of
Tl. o .. ROOT 5tel' . Jepson, aim floating in the water at the
Toronto Telegram: Simplified law and • ' mouth of the Tai Twig rriv'r.waters the warship
meat, are am.wgthe eiief creeds of the Emperor Nicholas L. armor clad, 8,000
county. ' tote, '24 tons, and the 1'amiat Azure,
Hitherto the laws have been lamely:male 1 armor clad, 6,000 tuns, 33 guns. Both
by lawyers, and 1t te, perhaps..erely • co- ! are comparatively new aud ars reckoned
incidence that there as something ter the
among the must powerful reals of the
lawyers in the statues. t:very law w Russian user.- -
crude, ambiguous. There no no messing to .erMes Charge Against a Colored Ma
it, or them a nothag m t but material for h*Nat.T0N, Sept. 1. --I ieorge E. Brown,
a fight between lawyers . colored uta. was arrested by Sergi
Th law'• delays are to some stent the Roldueou and R e' 1'•meron. charged
lawyer's dela). Process of law • favor with indecent assault On his person
olfici•la who onlleee foes on every elav,wd were found • razor and a great amount of
who em w that tie I,esielatum has enrichtruck. including two prescription blanks
ed them with numerous opportunities for
delay. with Ald. Ur. Met ;tllirray s printed head
-
delay. ou them. The complainant in the
IN MEMORIAM.-�,���ue C.a. is Fred. Pownseby, 91 Park street
south. He say he carne into his boom
• T,1biee w *be Memory Mase 4m Mre, end found Brown in •nom with his little
♦ M. a armieaeer, by • Vetoed.
dsngbter. Brown was intoxicated when
We clip tie following notice from the ar[eelyd
Port Huron Times referring to the death To Deepen Lake M. Lamle.
of Mrs. A. M. Carpenter, miss ot Mrs. P. �•pt 1 -It is ander.tood
B. Wallacenyof this Wan- M.0. Carpenter that cit has been definitely decided to make
ked many tn•ada is the section, sed the
following memoriam will be of interest to , • rh•nnel In Lake St. Lotus, .tamed at
them. Lachine oohed, the depth to be 16 feet,
"Dora Jenks Carp/ism mr Its befit kley 181--'•fhl oputPortluuate width. notal deep want
1867. She wee the eldest daughter of Oris i reached '1 his will enable steamers fur
L •.d Margaret Gardodr .leaks. Het life points along the lake to avoid the geed
was spent in the city of her birth, leaving elrenit uuw noceesary. The estimated c,st
ultimo•] of her worth which all who k.ow, 'et the work is $8't0,0'M) The work will
her will long remember. She was • dutihl be commenced next October under the
ATTACKING PORT ARTHUR
s_A-./rt.i&TRAS M'J►.Y.►��- yAP
tie N.. •'....o•as"l to 1 .Lisp.' 1 ..ilea
and • to ell -Rama r remember.
*Woo", out., Aug. 91.-31r. U. Mo-
ll..uda.l, es legwrst tit ter. mouldy diel •t
lie re*idas,ve her. last *renis at toe age
Of :0 peen.
ih.ug.11 31o1oogsll was buro to the city
of li..iguw, Soull•ud. mad wee tit Htgnleuel
Sowcu pereut•4e. IW (saber Gate to
Camels with s large totally a tbuteee
moue mid two datiguwra He mit ed first
K Custasg-I 111 tie.tee0 0.514 Gads
Ur
r'.Wv%el to lurvulo when hereceivedengaged bo
b•etwer. luuug McDougalltit tbae tine
is
educative to Tows'. &MMaas
but by the death tit his father I4)e woe4
thrown .Y, tots own releelera alae ob
Wool • situation w the WAN/ wb.ro Its
ong
boom of Rommel 1t Thompson• of Use
acquired a t4un.Ygh kuuwledg
p.uoi.btug blower. He those wear tutu
journalism ea hie own •oot:out toe tW
editor sod publisher id • family w••
per, the Combller' Fas.Uy Herald
paper,
became an active Reform pub
110tllastt, sod *loud with the law Peter
Perry, tether a the ez-reSlatrur tit Ou
tarty b• was tersely irrrtrntneutal fu get
thug up wIY.utia depatauouaucud 4011
taw to Lord Elicit w support
•
hellion tones* bill Wb.0 N'llll•w Lyou
Msckeu0te returtrrd (runt Kae and wee
beeteged b ea aegis snub at Mr. John
Macintosh's hues. iu Toronto he was one
tit those who misstated the old Leber•1
kadK and some of hie relatives its effect
lug their escape through the crowd
of
nota.. on Voile ewes.
Mr. MacDougall was all his lite • liberal
jouru•l1•t ant poseme4 the mu Winos and
esteem of the le•diug men of his party.
He wee remsrk•bly well iufurmd. bring •
ready and popular speaker as well as •
Ttgurow •ud oclsiive newspaper writer.
He contributed to the (}lobs lu 115 .arll*r
ye..ls, was editorially auctioned with the
Hamilton Jooruel cud Express, and Mau
with the Hamilton Banner rud was editor
and jutut owner of 14s Haettug.l'bruuiclS.
published at Belleville, 0514 rube.gttently
editor of the Emit Advertiser, publiebed at
Chatham.
In IS58 he removed to Berlin when he
bromine proprietor .tui editor of the Ber-
lin T.legrepn and (Jarman t.,`anadt•u, the
latter beiug the first German itber•1 news
paper publI.bed to Cando In 18311 Mr.
MacDougall enateri•ley spored Mr. Win.
tyillespk, editor of the Hamilton Spectator.
in establishing the Canadian I'rw As
sociation In 1803 Ire was elected Presi-
dent of the Association and wee afterwards
wade an houorary lite member.
He filled the office of regl•trer of Water-
loo until about three years .go when be »-
*ivied Hie restguatwu was due w au in-
vestigation into the manavemeut tit the
utiles and to the oth.:ial teturus ut fees re-
oeived by the wtumbent
A TORONTO TRAVELLER KILLED.
Jap•aoee Troops to the Number eV Mr
Tbosmeed Bombard Vise Vett.
1.oxna, Sept. 1.-A despatch M the
CAQlS1'S eau ?ATa
'T1
shorter reed to justice, or rather final I.gd- ST- PzTtnsat0.u, yep -Ramie will
send to I:•rtt Asiatic
Well -4..W* Maass IEI
Drowtif Up Sera.
HOW IT HAPPENED A MYSTERY
awe .r the Reda Vetoed by • Timber
♦goon -TN *stir. !ewe et
C0l0.sa ah..hed b
t0. Ualer/0We
Oweerr.ses.
daughter, and her presence to the home of
her youth and while she was never entirely
revered from it, ea she was • mamma
visitor. brought snnsbtne • d itladssm N
the whole household. She was a
student and following her public
education .he became m etrese ot the beim
mo departeseet of the business college is
order to be able to oodue% that part of her
grandfather and tether's b•siarma, thus
relieyiog them of moob of the anxiety d
their restive Item. SM proved herself w`ed_
to the renpoestbility sad only r.liequit ed.
supervIsion of Colliugwood Schreiber,
Deputy Minister of Railways and Canals.
-- A Little Rey tilted.
ToPooro. Sept 1. -The four year-old
son of Farrell O'Reilly, carpenter, was
killed yesterday near his father's resi-
dence. The Tittle fellow was playing in
the road when • load of hay passed. He
was pulling at the hay when be tell under
one of the wheelie elects n.med ore. him.
A couple of doctors were celled, but the
llloy deed shortly after he ws. hurt.
Notre Tier, wept. 1 -Nord reached
here Saturd.) afternoon that • party of
canoeists 1elogiPmg w Chstbeeu,
and .vuai.ting of D M. Christie. beetle
ter, Arthur Northwood "clews nurser in
tritewa 1.'.tli.g1•te 'mutate, and tomer
K1tttaappiiu, who lett Chatham someF e
weeks ago on a canoe trip up
the River, had hem druerued at the bead of
lake Ntptsalug. Nothing can be learned
as t -et as to the rause of the aoeident.
1 be ee4laiu of the t'simile brings the
following report of the parvhl.ss- led
the Meth and 4011 of August I2ruwa Tim-
ber Agent D. F. Macdonald, while pru-
conding up French River, toned the dead
body of a man about ave miles below Five
Mile Rapid. Macdonald secured the body
to the shore and mut his men back seven
miles to Campbell's lumber MAW. Mr.
Kelly who is 1u charge of the camp. re-
turned with the melt sod brought souse
lumber and ties with him Ano made a
comp and buried the body. Before bury-
ing the body the following effects wet*
found In hos 1{oneeeniou. A telegram to
Arthur P. Numbwood. Thurso, from (*-
tawe. "Pennock has wined you by mis-
take to Owen Sound as follows Ap-
p entd modero lauguags meatier, wire
aeeeptauce immediately. (Signed) D. P.
McLean." Them were 515 in bills and 75
mum in silver, • watch, railway ticket and
baggage cheek. Ir. Macdunald sent all
the effects to 8. Wacb, collector of 000 -
tome at French River. and condoned his
journey on to lake Ntpiseing. Whim. 1.
was near the tout of Five Mile Rapids ire
found a mooed bode in the rtver in •
badly decomposed condition It was with
reluctance hie Indians helped Lim to take
the body on shot*, where he .*oared it
with • strong line and had it covered' with
brnsb, bl•ziug a eine clew by as • mark
for those who would oolne to bury it, as
there is nothing but bat* rocks fur miles
along that part of the ever. A abort die
truce from where this body was found he
found • new Peterboto canoe bottom aide
up. (lu turning up the 051100 • lair of
shoes, • frying pan. • tin cup and • bottle
of watches were fouud shored forward in
the bow, to. ler the smell deck. A paddle
was tying on the allots dose by. The
*hoes evidently belonged to the man jest
found, as he was barefooted. The canoe
and paddle were placed on • rocky island
in • place Of safety. Ou reaching
the portage, the canoe sail, oat*. and fish-
ing ropes wet* All tied in a bundle. Two
baggage camp bags, s box and basket con-
taining ploTiolons atnl cooking ntenetle
lying un the portage path. Neer by were
tLe coats and vats of the patty. • gold
*etch and chain, • mono book and a
pair of gold rim spectacles, also • small
diary of the Alliance Assurance Co. , on
the back was printed in gold Tetters, G.
K. Atkinson, Insurance and Land Agent,
Cuatlam, Out. in this book is • memo:
"Aug. 10th -left I'huth•m. had supper K
Webbs - Aug. 11th - took 'enouch,
Burls Falls to Ablate Harbor." In the
other note book the last entry was made
on the 80th Ang.-"Ruse at sunrise, start-
ed at hal.. . The pockets of the last
boat' twit sum foetid were not examined
CMATHAK. Sept 3. -The three citizens
of Chatham reported from Norte Hay at
baying been drowned near Lake Niniesing
left here about three weeks on • canoe -Om
trip up the,French river from wbeoce they
intended to proceed by way of Lake
Nipiesing to North Bay. The last beard
from them was at the mouth of the French
river on the loth of August when they
wrote to friends here that they were start -
ins up the south branch of we river for
Lake Nipiesiag. While their friends wore
naturally somewhat anxious at not hear -
from theca sine. no gruel alarm
felt as two of the party. Messrs. Christie
thud Risptn, were experlemo*d esbonsta,
and bad taken the trip last year 'imam-
panied by Mr. E. Bell, LL The naves
of the sad accident i. • gnat shook to the
town where the unfortunate mm are well
known and respected citizens. Mr. D. M.
Christie was the molar member of the
mesal firm of Christie & Lewis, barristers.
Ile was forty years of age and • bachelor.
Arthur :Northwood wee • sou of Mr. John
Northwood, and • graduate of Toronto
University. He had been filling the po-
sition of science master •t the Owen Sound
Collegiate Institute but had taken • new
pusltton in the Ottawa Collegiate Institute
wben be was dna on Tuesday next George
Risptn was a young man 23 years of tog+
And • brother of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way city tiekent agent in this city.
it when ted greaser r'espossibilities j a wilslumebarg Taller ea ver
wife were plaaed before bora
New 1 I Ittk. dept I. -Over • tb_-
ie 18814. S.pteseb.r 12, tib wsa usilid 4.. and the Hebrew tailors• of Williamsburg. inc
marriage with Angus 31. Carpenter
e
a strike
door a the Nature swami wide *pea for
rohev�sehee
itbemfrom wwomen. haveho trth.y 0.11 the
their saraam tread. The /atom of •wife• "task work" imposed upon them by Mori*
• homemaker, • mother wen cheerfully employee, the oomtraetota Thy es) biaf
•msstned and osa sitar ted tow parried on. sato u ,ming in their T.
and 111.7
Mr.. csrpenNre •crit*, ban we e*emed are buaod o .aoeesd.
to indicate • life journey which .night mot' -_- _ -- _. __--- -
b. loos. `ted was •cave in her relations is Rergtsrteed the nosh.
the Sunday *shoo!end she ii.,,..very ..a• 1Conessavoto. Sept. 1. -The baubles
ns
dael being • o'hrist•i1 thr•sgh her lit ' (Ate of BartswR and Wiling" wee es-
extrienos, although taw did not email tared by b
wbo blew open the
pa ie prof.snoa esti' very recestiy. vault door boyars.
d
Re. Over by Ills Waggon on ted Read
Near Newcastle. Brat.
NwercanrLa. Lunt., Aug. 30. -A fatal ac-
cident occurred north of herr on tbq hill
living into Orouo, iu which Jacob D.
Sperm*, 42 Park .toad. Totosto. Iter
for the Bryce Publiahiug Compaul, lost
hi* lite.
While driving down the hill with hie
lo.l of eleven trunks, a video on his seat
slipped forward mol to save it 11e made •
grasp. but in so doing kat his balance and
control of the team and fell among their
heels. the waggon pleasing over his body.
breaking his lett arm above the elbow and
causing internal injuries of a serious na-
ture. Dr. Rat4erfor 1 of 4 ir000 was sum
mooed and, with the aselstanoe of Mr.
11.11, conveyed him to the Windsor hotel
het*.
Ile was guise e•nsible along the road till
about half a mile from town when be
said, "1 will never rra.cb Newcastle alive."
and gradually sank. and when in front
of the hotel, while Doctors Rutherford and
Farncombe of Newcastle were ming re-
storatives, he breathed his last.
Ihceaeed was married on August 1 to
Lies Heid, daughter of the late John Reid
of Orangeville.
MORE ROOM
We have leased the premises
one door West lately occupied by
Geo. A. Fear, druggist, which we
will utilize as a show -room for
Ladies' Mantles, Capes, Shawls,
Wraps and Furs, making of it an
exclusive Ladies' Department.
Our stock of Mantles has this
year been bought directly from the
Manufacturers in England, Ger-
many, and France. Saving car-
ried over only four Garments from
last Season, we can show the
largest variety of LATEST IDEAS
ever shown in Goderich, and at
prices that no other Concern in the
land can legitimately undersell.
We expect to be open for in-
spection about the 20th. If you
contemplate investing in a Gar-
ment this Season bear this in
mind.
Testbfsl B.rglam le.te.eed.
HAsiiITu:t. Aug. 30. -Albert Rabitoy
and George Easter. who were convtated on
charges of breaking into several city stores
and eteaiitig gouda therefrom, were each
s*tlteuced by M. wtrate JslTI IDIiwo Tian
and •Ix mouths in Penetani,•n1bene Re
formatory. A atruug enlnistertel, eoetal,
and business depnuuos pleaded for the
pree,ner*, but in view of the great increase
of crime among young buys, the Magis-
trate decided that the bast ioter.ep of
society was being set red by giving them •
• seven sentence.
b dynamite and escaped
W hila Mie act sever appeared a Mr as • ( with • box toll of deeds and ppaasse. and a
oe
n ewity to higher hemp, she wee brooght I large gsenti of eery case le sIlo.r left
to realize the reepsembflity of example se is the beak by A. T. pUgrus• Ths
else taught her little Sas the way to the bntglar-preof eafa wee uu
Saviour ted alarmed the privilege offered be 1
w
thewho love the Lead to sit at e fest - C. 1. a eistl.5 Rsr.tsres.L
lad leers of Him that she tight mere Mr. ♦ ala, Sept 1 -The C. P.R. static was
featly lead her deer ones to the Manor. entered by brimful,. and the safe bbwn
Mrs. Oarp.tar re.ngeiaed th* vele. of Iib I open sod about $40 Kohn The night
�r�ot�{w e�.pr.esnted Is ted arise d watchman saw two men ontning tbrcngb
s•sa111 lsie•.d bop mgslar 0..i- ---, wfli• i t4. prin 1pal streM and ehalleng.d tbse
inpem N en o tis bad' ' when the fired N him. he returned the
..m ef ted rwi we. N her •NLMtppat i fire end they left
as Meese bearer 1. the teed Gegeniwlioe
e l which she wee • ms.rig. 1Riiyervisw pros. see C_.sssta Denere,edi.
Hive. Rhe delir1td la bit dans, N LIMA, 001 . Sept 1. -The born be.
.• etoeYpho ted Ses ive, � to Mr Letters, end the °rep from
with hemp hew 'els first" it was se .t- 70o aims. 0.015 eom5.07 dairayed H
}resenrim1 Iffy et Llai
Charged With a 5se4eeil Offense.
Tosonro, Aug. 30. -Detective Davin ar-
rested • man named John Wesley Pickle
on Britain street uu • telegram re.dved
some time •pu from Colborne. It appose
Pickle was employed sea farm band in
that neighborhood recently and while there
h. 1a seemed of committing an lade:out
assault on • little girl five years of art
Re skipped out •Iter the alleged crime and
hie whereabouts was just resenlly sneer -
mined. Pickle will be taken beck to Col-
borne.
tier M her hew °mere, bus she coed to • sr, yre.ds/ Th. fie was mood by
d og. '1 kdbee In the Primo*, re*m the proprietor Shootiss at tame
Be ed beim the .ia week logs- Nallre er, a. • glees s es the here«Ida
easm
beleeee sod programs ' Thee .0 booms wont
Mid time eased and shove Ne pIWiye el b.w..d R.gosse wseee.d
tie beneisa . power try r set sotmiel.
al
Moms boo mash le reqs* DNS. Tony, rept 1. -Tim might Impreen erste
M wee yysse i weed the itemewie Nitre , from 11. 15el kh the trent et Port=
tomo a, end Ism Aerie ens ef the rie e/ bet , sear se
r Plailabarl. The eldwas
l wee
46e wee is the rsis+s d her iatiew is ' try the .peesdieg of the reale Th. Gyisa
Ole noir- end foot me were ditched. Meese! per-
Illegetibeem idemi, Madre' Aad bear- mem tree tajsr.d.
eel delete pa'reMime* N bar mem-
sry as/ el lks �. wing s IlhMhfeL
11. Led be mead, whs. fut will meltehmWNW1. low Weep
Mi 1.itr peer GMT fliei Ma fYe
Ye re j.p d the lard.
Rrew.ed tw111. Retie...
Enresree,AmierLrlizer
my INN Maim Owl el glsshwsM
bah yee/md.p live edged wed memos
54 wee desmeed.
.te.0alle Rsrgtare matl.need.
Moine% A SO -The Forsyth broth-
ers peered before Judos McDoeg.11 oto e
t of barglariziag the residents of H.
E. A. Reid, at Stoef ill., In March last
Llan w.. gives five years in the penitdn
clary on this charge end two years mon
for the ober offensec egaiem hid
George got six montism µlipases,
the remover. are year, end Ansob Forsyth
four mouths in jail.
Killed by a Troller.
Kt0u.ro2, Aug. 80. -An old man named
Spooner Wes strsek by en .Motrle ear et
Portsmouth y t. day sod reedved well
in juries se to nese his death huseed4Kely
• tterward. Spooner, • stringer bum. b
said to bate hinds Ie the Tidally of
Hockl•.d. Out. He wee Quits deaf.
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EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
AN HOTEL MAN'S STORY.
TR PROPRIETOR OF THE /;RANI►
UNION, TOiU)NTO. RELATES AX_
INTTERESTIl4 ' KP]XERIKNCS.
arrrdtn IAT'*..+lt.T ICON NHu rATtl 1 -
IIx UMTolta ASP .1.`t d,l L •.rR1 Ae.-VAIL
511 TO sit.. ale ---HO* HZ rol'<D •
(TIM -UI$ wItt *IAO N.trr05*D 1(0
11151.711 -Apt. it'd 7n OTR0.11.2.
Vi the 7Mmete Wend.
meet ppubr officers at
omit printigp el the Mimes Grand SNfIM.
of Ceod• mea. Rey. L Bette„
ttefll While
rifle, tined (harden for
as be way to wend lodge Rey. Mr. Botta
.pmt some time is Tomato, and aroma
other potato of istare•t visited the World
othse. it seeps natural to talk Dr- Wil-
liam.' Pink Pill. to aerate hailing tree the
been of that werld•fatsw medicine, mad in.
d d.stelly the conversation dot •ith he r. sed
Bens
turned hi at thrones,
ld the
World that be bad that day sees es old
trimd when sxprrissos was almost reenark-
able one. The friend alluded to is 14*
John Soby, for essay ay ye rs proprietor ef
o.. of the lathy hotels et Naps.m.. het
maw • rapidest a Toronto, mod
of see el the Qom. City's .s0 fi.sst
hostelries. the Greed U.M. Hotel. opposite
the U.is. dept. Th. World was *sprees -
d with the story Mr. Betio told. sad de -
tansies/ te i.t rviow Mr. 8sby sad seism
the p•rtl..ors of hen ars for p.bbm tion -
Mr. Aeby freely gine hen mrtiseo.y M the
good oboe him by iia. Williams' Pink Pidlp.
A few yen age rheumatism with its attead-
sot leeks et ashes amid poise
epee kis. sod be was forced te retia
from bsdnres. "For mouths," said Mr.
I mfa.d sod omit' Sod e• re-
bel data. •r pr/imise. The dm
ones was always versa is the •pritied
1.11, end Inst year twee
'rip -
pied with 00Ito whimva . Mit like rad -
hot
am robot pslttp
a.edlew Ties •11 my limbs meld be-
comes sleeted at bow. Half-e-dosesdoc-
tors, on sitar a.erb.r, tried te bare embus
did ee geed. The rheum ts.m mewed N
be gsItt.s wens. As I had tried theme
eventing the &eters sold smrq/aa.
thought 1 Weald try • little ppIs ibSI as
my owe ae0eent rod psrsbssl • empty el
Ptah P111• The gad Whets were woe p r-
eeptibk, sad I preened • sassed r.p=1y.
mid Were them were floes I was ire d
• m.isdy di design mold set pmt as
arm/ te. i ham pee vexed my
.ever felt better i. my INN sed 1 Dr.
W111rms' Plush Pilis eeedit for seer.
Mr.rtiee Illy wads. tlse, is as ants
as dve.•N as i as • wirer for yens
M• hue etprlwd te the too d the pd
Dr. W I1M•e...
' i0.l.abls remady, ped re.
emessode N le .11 .ansa' "Tram what
Mashie wee year wife ndbrlsg 1" .shod
the repgtw. trill. I w'% j..t tell rese
that," said Sr. fishy. "I do sea b.ew.led
1 deers this& ilia 1f+ It's jest tis Sin.
.ith hall the wawa. Thy •t• sash,
mai sod duple 4.4, hoe se appetite
end seem t. M Madel ray. /Sire fee
se mem dosses at verb, het msmN1ies
l wrong That ams }sum she .•y with say
wife She .us . meth to dympwis.
sever le weed health. wed elms die am
Ns dire the Plsh PO made M pA pate
rsmlty rend Roelte t. paw...
Svasetee, Sept. 1. -Ven Ramwlasr
Hosing lust evening shot sed killed his
G ood• Albert Hotaling •t Helton Hollow,
4 miles from Jamesville,O.../sge soca
The murder b the osteons of a family
Thy
feat -f long M5olling. For • year pert
the two mem have boo going round armed
bests Harem* ether.
nertatinno Proper Peaty•
ILANNI5.1a�,, £ *--0asediene w.
leg in lest that esd riti
Att. • from Cauda et seamen Daae°
drioe of seek Immo cess M Seedemil
daily, end se a rem% lspese Mistime
sed deseimele w trspoely Mild beet
Roo Irmo taw 0ujs Na
8*a*TOSA Sept L -lilts Swab itew-
lend, 1b tells et the lal.e._ry Swi
died tram low buret Met wregis. Illks
w over M pees el age amp Sem
Med. Me 1shes& le she M a edam'
ysedMls� .
Caswlllag TNI. RWe,
orrawA• Sept. 3. -Then bas boon e,.-
eidotabl• enement in the city In mambo
tion with the e•neell•tioo by several tn-
serenee competitive since lett Snnday's big
lumber fire a risks held by theta ome
roperties belonging to J. R Booth, the
Inmber king. Mt. Booth has paid on the
average about 510,000 s year In insurance,
and this has boon going ea for the pest
thirty or thlrty•6ve years without any
returns until the recent fires. His return'
for this investment has been the Masse oa
the four fires he bee hal during the p54
year. In all this would •motet to abet
•180,000, ee that Mr. Booth has paid
teeny doable .hat be get in return.
]feet real Meats Trento.
Towson. Sept. 1 -•bast 1,500 persons
saw the Toronto ostpl yed os Saturday
afternoon In their cbampi.rhip lenrosae
moth at Rosedale. The more was 5 to 1
Early in the game the local fuse showed
ep well, and Miele the seem sum sesa-
me all and two .n Atte 1h.1 the oriel -
Ws lead Lha ben of ties gasp, sed walked
of .ith the next two genes sad the
saheb.
tried them. 1h• mervellose improvises•%
was jest se marked in her ansa es in sr
owe, sod •tee say that her whelk lren
is Malt up, sad the$ the dyspepsia send
sick headaches 1..e vanished. She, as
well as myself. penes to bay.
and I have sot the rhgk«t
Web f16s s •g the remedy one of the
discoveries of the °eatery.
Let tthe call sad see me mad they
will be.g6ldo0ed."
'They itiils ee• • pnnUre cure for all
trouble. arising from • 'dated condition
el the bland or • shattered somas system.
SIM by •11 dealers or by mail, from 1)r.
W18i•m.' Medusas Cesep•ey. Brockville,
Ont., or liobesotedy.!t. Y .. at 50 Deem •
hex, er 'Lax bores ter ii so. Tbet* .re
R•ene51.0 IseiMths.e •sd wMtitatesaghast
which the pabfic is utatiosed..
- TRONS PROSCUTINO.
• rasa IJuse et mem River-•
B.N.R Rtva0., Asp. 28 - W isd.or Re-
eeed :1$54 e.ao•d.d by m••y p.seese rant
Patent
may be of immsess be.sdt
peiat of view, if they
to their ot'igls•l per-
sthe
eem!edmki
of �pr
labor, far the °.pease in the Water, States
and already hes. in (needs, dseeesstnw
that wherever they hew bees sed ss
moods* M promote l.ahelsl ort commercial
eubemde. they have proved disomroes
1•Uares.
The experience of • few farmers in Maid -
.case e•ed 815154jest woo i5 m mew 1e
About awe5' yeare sg•, j•si •fact
aw Tree Willem had srgesied there
end seemed piestifsl orders far bs bores at
wbMb they deeerseieelin.d u °fest 0.00 Ia40
their ewe threats( sad masa te eentri1te
M the wealth et the "maim earners
who
their
mese tory sed Isn et =dim
a
OKI• day. Tifton et twsosens
wseV. mete to the mesa eterer direst
and 1.uolt • ens doss e0W engine sad
sepetewer sed essaatented apsr•tMas mem
tbrseselme sad immediate asiebbers.
Thea was sow for lawyers or pwlmieseltitmgh sal
en
seto sake 5 rameass sed
member wee liable te • b.edvw1 delis Ise
1.r /sills/ to register their os -r'
se reamed was paid to the L• o this foo
spent.tstleor ter they par1.4 0 seed d se *Semi
Tree a ars' • d the Farmers were send ed te
°sailed the limiters foo firer year til
gNfieiy "liars
ap der twa oewsumsa, '
shnig.4 •sub nn ON wtlesh Heidoohse1
Mir esu hw.pt, Imsgiaed dm three were
were gelds(
�ethe armee the tee ase'ise.
voted Udeto tees Nam
mil hire
thew eusMwa te .54 the ar'ehw
said Asa11ire��dsYagtt�.f Mit the themeelne ad-
who
°as
ewes M peewee • rfvml .•ebfee sad ere he -
fag their Mot N Mho thetads sassy tra
puss ham bosom *Meas epees\ M m w
these e
des•.°•. sad Sell Wpbs, Mahe mite
'0
/lalatq h.. 15s.04 .efts .piu0 *1. ewdveee
Kiev, wed dr. carved 754.rd'y t
eneter u rte•st aaslerp.
Meer. Nem Is TIPIPOW146
TONOWTo..Sept 5 -LK *wining a vet?
.Nen thesis storm pawed over this
diarist, and eaasid•rable damage was
done throughout the dry by IIghtI.g.
• men while martdi en Dslerh wharf
war Instantly killed. A wind manse whl0b
• c omp*aid the Nader tied ilsbtatng
played sad li vee with the windage.
rim 0 mem% mor.
Toeessek Sept. i-Jeia was SHIM=
=an wisest the debselleus
aeon he beam. M *trued &Was Ibe
Ode, /s11 leda their elisNhstt. ip .4MRAtatislikerebbs el lair ta .
vMsll MOW WOG Ylss of w Sip le
Is ddwll M the pup*Bel. • SO til
Mast waft
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frame es
realm tbU
poets, that if
mW rvilsbie
Tim Mir. Renap-
thrives es geed feed 5•415.1 Leel
pMety d ever.iss bi the spasm Im►
gimes Mob Melts meld Mg Ne. Neese
its beset.. Ii her memos .rats the Amer
log ammo of a la M�leam�les