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ae.ell. is Voosat. 8ttwettoss Wanted sad
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se no•. t1 per mo.
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sequent month. Larger .dvte, a peepertisle
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the an keimM Of any indi-
vidual or company. te be an ad.
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of paper only.
rueibiher'. notice,
J. C. le Tousel, of Ooderloh, bee been •p
pointed Loral Travelling Anent for the tows -
ships of Dederick', Colborne, Asb4Nd and Ws-
wLeeseabl pessm.ehee over the district are 11.0
empowered to receive .uboorlptioe. to Tus
Memel.
An eemmalotttie s must be addressed to
D MoOILLiCUDDY.
Tag Own LL.
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YODKRICH, THURSDAY. AUS. 0. hits.
SNAP SHO18.
-Before the Hon. J. C. PArroosox
retires from his present •mbleu«s pesitas
ea nineteenth weather of the Federal Cain
the, ought be not to put forth some effort to
have tate public improvement made on the
' Doderiob harbor of relive'
-The easiest way to get rid d
Hours+, the Philadelphia feed, w.sld be
to put weenie, chloroform, • knife •d •
rope within easy reach. He appears to
have been an expert is the ase of them
death made easy methods, and his toward
nature might be impelled W take the of
these plane to cheat the gallows.
-It is beginning to look as if the
Hen. J. C. PATrm.soN a Got, atter a11. to
- the M•an h% guhsrnetort•I plain. The
Manitebaae cenwd that the poeitios should
fall to the lot of • mar belongier to that
Province, and Atha that they have among
thew many men who rank higher in rates
m•eship and tate than does the Hon. J. C.
I'a rrzaao ..
The sanitary conditions of Ott•
tow• jail must he Ili • wtetehed eo.ditioa.
There ba..'t been • political thief, from TON
to Wavelets, who basal oon-
treated • fatal malady while inaroersted is
Ottawa jail Aa • result, they have to he
liberated to save their Item, ad when lib
Hated their rwyery is marvellously raped.
la the interest of the poor devils who have
no political pall, and who have bo put in fall
time, the samtery ooedition of Ottawa jail
shield be improved.
-11, as wax contender! by Govern-
ment organs • short time ago, the N•tieoal
P011e V ran the price of wheat up to one dol
ler • bushel, why deem it net month* to
keep up the priceNow, Wila10 the farmers
are likely to hare some wheat to plass ns
Use market, would be • good time to have
the figures range amongst the -three figure..
Or, will the N. P., wait enol the millers
and speoul.tore have got the whist out of
the hoods of the (Armen, before it again
get in it good offices •
-CLARK It WALI.ArI1 as Grand
Muter of the Orangemen ef British Nortb
America, believes that the Government, of
which he is an outside member, will never
eaferoe remedial legislation. Which mesas
simple and solely that ('t.ARK■ WAI.,rra
believes in his heart of hearts that when the
Goverameat plotted it honor to peas re-
medial legisf•tino siz mem►he hence, the
Government which gave that pledge was ea
aggregation of liars. Ad CIAa.. WAI.
LACE ..Statues to be • door .bap .amber of
the •vgnp.teos_
While JOSS' WANNASARSR, of
Philmdesphi•, has been demonstrating that
the accumulation of wealth under oertaia
conditions is a thing easy W •eeompluh,
his son. Rnrw.., is showing te the ray
Parisians than an American millionaire . sen
oast make of himself the most thorough ex
emplifie•tioe rpt the old adage that "• fool
and his men.y is eoily parted." Recently,
the hunger 11' y. Au ' startled t .
smart het in Paris by giving • little lash•
eon which made • hole in his bank .noouht
to t e tune of 120.000. Joe'* should pat •
tight line en his .gaadatl.m. sen.
1 t is now stated that an arrange-
ment is no foot hip which Sir JnH. Srurtn..
the heldever Driest (loverwor of Manitoba,
is reins to settle the Manitoba question. it
u
claimed that Ii Germvw Ar doesn't secede
to the request of the Federal 4:erermms's,
the newly baked Sir Knight will dither
the Gatto' At Government The Mery
dome% Re quite far eneeg0. it docent say
what wesld bemuse .1 Srwretz after he had
acted sno...titvtl.s•B, as a re rwtlaW,.
of the (alwwa A gustlsssaseated Catalog
the flus Net 01. head let Ism than that,
and 0. was • bigger mess than Joao Swvlaa,
R,C. M.G.
-A Berne pgalriswt writes as that
t4. Sertptatem hire owed le hsn sg
tliMd q te• Deem ar i t
- Ma gat tar tat WWI
psstahetb sato • ma, thither .hall • man
pet ea • weenae'5 permest, ter all that de
so tee as •bemieaWS sato the lard lay
God." 1e reply to ow.er.espoadewt M
might remark that Mesmer, are set, ter-
reeNy speaking, ahs garb of ..oa. Mesas
sever wore bloomers, and ler that m erte1,
he .ever won breathes. se far es we have
bees able to leans. As • matter id 1.ot,
the great Israelite ware skirts all ea IMe,
it the pictures of bias we have ,sem is Su -
day wheel books are of say valoa And
going book to the Gerdes et Kd.., we fid
that Adam Gad Saye bad their int pr-
ated* out from the teed Weise plate,
THIS IS THE SEASON
WHaN the small boy wonders when
tits oppiso will be ripe enough sot to give
Mm the cola.
When the man who has an orobard real-
ism that Menial vigilance it the pries of
frail
Wb.. the farmer lies awake o'niehW try-
ing W decide whether be sell his w►cat se
loom as it is threshed or wait for • dollar in
the dim sad probably daWt future.
When the ohuah there wonder bow much
linger the preacher will let them off with •
short aerenee.
When the yeas, mss who wrote at the
July .zaasmataeos wishes the regalia would
appear, and .et dreads to see it, for fear his
same will be almost from the list
When the boemk.sper sptadt two hours
sash day chasing flies, cod esquires, with
tears in her eyes, what flies were made for
any way.
Wises the sumac visitor wa.a W know
where the people of this tows were brought
■p that they give the .owe the freedom of
the burr.
When the sae who has not yet taken hie
holidays needs t. get • hustle a if he does
not want to go without them.
When the sager sakes up for his slim
string of bah with creat yams about the
catches he made in days gees by.
Whelk the yoaag lady who makes tansy
work toile early and late at beautiful and
(health* things to exhibit at the Great
Nsrtbw.starn Fatr.
Whim everybody is tows' would like be
see another bwb•Il intoe.
THE RADIAL RAILWAY.
ON July 11 Tee SIGNAL began an
agiatioo in favor of the ooaetreetion of an
electric ra:Iway service which would thin
nen the seeaty town with the Northers pour•
tioa of the oosaty sad called open the Citi-
zens' Committee •d Board of Trade to as-
sist is the agitation.
W• are pleated to hear that the matter
h.m boon taken up by the Citizens' Cern
mites, and W some extent amplified. .o
that the proposal now oder consideration
in • radial lino mirth to D.sgMnon, thews
to W wham, to Braman w the boundary
between Tarnbrry sad Morris, and the
gravel read lidless Morrie and Grey,
theme to Se•forth and to Bayfield via
Verne, and finally making the ootaplde oir•
ant• h returhier to Godrish by the Larks
Shore Road.
The manifold advantages of such •
cheat will be •pearent to anyone who is at
all commitment with the geography of the
county. The proposed lies would not only
give • badness oonntotien with every part
of the thinly. hat would be able to control
• perfect tourist service for others than
tholes engaged oxclu.iv.ly in the baninets.
At Wingh•m connection would be had
with the C. P. R.. and W. G. & B., at
Brussels, the 'southern extension of the W,
4;. and H. would be topped at SesJouth, the
B.
& L. H., branch of the (:. T. K. would
be crowd, and facility of connection
with the railway system of the county
would be .forded the pompe et Rayfield
and •dj•oent sections with • minimum of
impedes
To men of capital there 1. air money in
the proposed scheme, which would prove to
be the most s.rvidable enterprise that the
oounty has had before it in many • year.
We hope the exertions of our fatte.. con
mitree will result in bringing the natter
to a suocr,esf u l issue.
Mrs. R. S. Boothe and daughter Inas
have retuned to their home in Toronto
after • lengthy emit to relatives is God.-
rieb, accompanied by her sues, Miss Nandi*
Kaox.
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
r11 "+Par.' CAN'T coN,'m1v11 OF IT.
Hamilton Speeator If Sir Jolts Schulte,
at the dictation of Sir Mackenzie Howell,
dames.. Mr. (:reeeway and he Ministate,
we tear the Dominion electors will dismiss
Sir Mackenzie and his Ministers. Rut then
is no fear of the Dominion premier doing
anything so foolish.
T11t. 1.110 OON'T ACT • IIAN,L
Toronto ear The treatment of our
young men who succeed as gold medalist
and take an honorable st•edteg in the high-
est educational institutions is ealculated to
drive them to more oongani•1 .limes, when
the hand of e.00uregoms.t is bed out to
those who essay to climb the dif6eult paths@
of high endeavor and learning.
11117 AT TH5IB o*' ■tr•*.C.
Toronto T.le,rsm: Tb. finales Jourthl
advises to Federal Minister to travel
empty, .ad so avoid the criticism whit*
tier toe free the of private ears excites.
Village Inmate and es.try donors wbe
olimp to C•bi..l reek bemire altogether
too throe= to the t.he trowelling facilities
whish • e god though for men le private
life with aims brains td more meet, thea
they over will have.
'ale people know that them Minimise
sad tar families travelled simply essewb
before their fmporl•.to sedated them to
borrow grwade.r from the railways. Gee
theme wad families doe did all Navel is
private care when they were oat d the
ODIi.M yeslerd•y, .ad who waste have me
private ears if they ware est ef t0. Osiris*
te-reefrew, dm aeatMipsa end Meir prly
me reed by splurging Ihrmyi the .masse,
is charas Meg tis r tD J, aasreed tar
Me ten of railway magsden ate Maw et
- beam
DOMING AND 001140.
Aka Hark Jebnstea is vinitias in law•.
Neil McLeod visitedKacardtes h.4we.0.
W. S. Hemphill, a Hama its. is is tows.
Mks IIv. Acme Probasc, ie editing is
haw..
Joek O,agg. et Soden0, "part li..d•y a
tows,
Mims Mary Klliett, et Detroit, in viiYyl
in tow..
Mas Mary Gasbags. of Detroit, a phos.
is tows.
Ates. Moir, of Heima11 is Is Mara lar •
few days.
Mies Annie Murray, .t Detroit, a hems
ea • visit,
Herres Best, of Woodstock, is hems ea
• short visit
(;.s. W►Ituey, d 11 oedetook, spent Sem
day is tows.
Mrs. Oliver, of Balt, u visiting her sister
Mrs &waders
Rev. Father West has goes os • visit to
Babb, N.Y.
Re.. Mr. MoK•y, of town, preached at
Carlow Smoky.
Mn. M.Ksdrick cod family, of (:ab,•re
•letting is town.
Miss Marie Nevis left e. Saturday on •
visit bo Ssaforth.
Mise *41. Halls in visiting her sues, S.
P. Halle, North -stn
Mw Graham, of Atwood, u'podia, a
• week is Gedsri00.
Mrs W. N. Aadse.w, of Toronto, is
visittg Mrs. W. Kay.
Rev. Mr. Sage and family left by steamer
today for • round trip
Mas and Mia Ben wilkiest= left
today ter Collingwood.
Mr. sad Mrs. S. P. Halls are aktag •
resod trip a the lakes,
W. Libby, B. A., 0 Toronto, a visite*"
J. S. C•mssea, Went -et
Miss Sarah Lathers, of Detroit, a the
gat of Miss Tillie Cox. • war!!*
Charlie Placket', of W im.ipeg, is spend -
is( • few weeks in Mess.
Miss Cameras sad Mise Ralph thawed
from Detroiter Tuesday.
Mrs. Shorts and Mims Ebert, of Chat-
ham, are visitant, in tows.
Min Helen MorTaoa, of Owes Sound, is
heath( t0. Mimes 94e tg.
Mrs. Adanson and Mas Masses lett on
Monday for Loss Bra.mi.
P. A. M•lenthon, barrister, of Leoksow,
was in town ever Sttod•y. i
Miss Brooks, teacher, of Str•tbrey, is
spsndtg vacation is tows.
H. Tants, el Tn. SINAL Safi, a taking
a mead tri c. the Cambria.
Mas Haogggg.errt'k► et Esther. is heath( the
Mimes Workingsow, ltad-st
Mrs. C. C. Ser... of !Janet, arrived is
town per steamer Wednesday-.
Mw CamMd•y, et Ottow.,a vatting rela
tides is Dederick and visialy.
Teresa McIntosh relented os Saturday
from • visit to Hallett township.
Joe. Tighe .54 Andrew Flynn, of Hallett
township. spent Sudsy in town.
Mies Webb and Miss Radish', of Obio,
are the guest of Miss Kato Reid.
Mast, Albert sad Miss Id• Izztrd, of
Clinton, spent Smalley ia (odsrtoi.
Fred. Seymour. et Detrain, is is tows
paving • .bort .aft to W. T. Keely.
Miss Grammstt, of Nile, is visiting Miss
Kate Reid who is boos from Bu*.lo.
frank McLane, of Stratford, is in town,
having made the Journey os his whoeLl
Wm. Brownell, of Seaford. was a town
over Sandal renewing old •quaestancs.
Mrs. Oto. Rhymers sad family have bens
visit's, Mrs. John Hunter, of BsnmUler.
R. Diokco, of St. Mary's is visiting at
Castle Dickson. He whealed the trip sp.
Miss Gaffney and Miss Mclean, of Wood
stock. are the guests of Mrs. J.F. Sharman
Miss Maprie Wiles., ot Dungannon, is
visiting Mim Basil► Buchanan, Church ct.
Miss Fitzgerald, of Ietreit, spent Sunday
in town with the Mines Doyle, Church -et.
Mr. •std Mrs. Pickard and family, of Sea
forth, are spending part of the Summer in
town.
Mrs. and Miss Eliza Blair, of Auburn, left
per steamer, en S•tarday on • trip to Al-
goma.
Jas. rhomeoa sang at theannivere•ryesr-
vises in tie German ohurch sew Rsussiher
Sunday.
Beason Guest 1s taking in the lake breezes
on board the steamer, whisk was here this
mnraing.
.Jeannie Smith, of Guelph, is visiting at
the residence of her somas, Mrs. Aleck
Saunders.
Ned Garrow left for Tomato Mon-
day morning after spayed*, his ree.tion to
l:oderieh.
Miss M. and Master T. Doyle, of Wysa-
dette, w visiting theta uncle James Kyle,
('bureh .t
Mimes May and Florence McCreath, who
have been veins, near Clinton, have re-
versed home.
J. T. Garrow, M. PP., is paten, in •
portion of he vacates .t old Orchard
Beach, Maine.
Judge Carpenter and family and Mr.
Smith, .f Detroit, r. roan arrivals .t
the Park House.
Mim Edith Simmons, who has been the
chest of Miss Mary Elliott, hoe gear en a
vast to Auburn.
Miss Ella Fraser and sister, of Detroit,
are visiting in bows, the gnat of Mrs.
Peter McFarlane.
Mitchell Adverts: Miss Klee Skinner.
of Mitchell, is speeding • few days with
friends in God.nok.
Gro. McPhee mid wife, of Clinton, passed
through town oh Saturday, ea • visit to his
mother, a (elborna
Mies Mia. Leahex, of St. Marys, who
had hoes visiting Godsriob, left for her
home tea afternoon,
Rev. W. Jamieson, of Hamilton, wbo is
speeding holidays is town, p1l•cked • very
thoeptelilis throes la Nsetb-at. Methodist
ehureh last evesiag.
We are pissed to hoe that ()wt. Barter
has se far recovered from ha Munn es to
be able to be out again
Mims Flo. B•11, les returned from •
...alio. w Highland (:reek, Toronto,
Arlon.
and ether peists.
P. Dlarim, of Buffalo, N. Y , arrived is
town Tuesday, sad will sped • week v4i4-
Ng relatives and Meads
T. C. Wright eft ee T sad y, atter
epesdiag • Pew Gaye at. Point Farm. Mrs,
Wright rather for ewe weeks.
Hardy Mere.., represedisg the Lesion
Sumiseas C.Uti►-V. C. S. C. -ars Is teen
today ad hailed on To. lbs(At.
Ms J. Meese, of Ways*, Mia, pawe4
through here Saturday es • v1si• it hay
say
tet hrr. Ms Mentes. Joh. Mees. Cabaret twa-
1<imardae Review : MRS. Dank. and
Wet hand e., ed whe had baa
reinensd is
W alwulhesseitli leek l by
WAR ON THE 1 ARIFF.
T.a w srou Taupe s • PIA0D.
H..uw Tunas : Harper'. weakly I.
dk.ewriee the 4 0.astery of plate se ti -
meet In the Matra by the posies enthuse
✓ ays : '•Wlw people have ante arrived .t
this stag' el Pew lWkteg.,it is Mt •
.herr ay to the further a..olides that
t.IN swearing*, fsrgag teslime y ler eh -
Warne • peered is • very alight .H1.es, if
say dLaoe at •1l " This applies te the d.-
morahiag afise.te of the N.P. as well
There are geed people who would ahs Risk
of nabbing Muir sehrhises boereeal sr pten
lag kis pease, who rat the same and by
political triek.ry cod ths prwMtaties
of law; cad if their eeessitaw tresbis
than it is set esengh M Mktg Meet re-
pented* and resMttetaa
WESTERN DAIRYMEN'S ASSN.
(Neta b w S.crwary•)
Daring the pest law weeks I.spseler
Miller has made visite ed iespsetbu sod is-
stretKsm to the Silver Corers, Kenilworth,
Bothwell, ♦icteric, Walsh, Sasser►til.
Lyon, Thaaseiesl, fithet. )(tabors, sad
Carthage het.rie., T0. larger .ember of
Mises Omits have bees made for the parpote
ell imsoaotiog the sulk.
While thei.epeeter has very maxi test -
mg to do, it is net po.ible te give meek N
finite iaete.ettea in m•klag, as • large share
of the time a taken tap in easpliug the milk
and in m•kiag the tett. To give proper is -
sweetest in .ierse-m.kiug. the peones re
doing ebeuld he in a enmities to examine the
Savor sad quality- of the silk when being
put Into the vat ad te take fall *barge of
the vat from the fist the milk is heated till
the curd is ready for the press. Uoles 0.
is able to do this the i.atraelor wtU not he
able le show his pupils how the milk should
to handled at the; various sages, and to
point enc the important features Si the
Indies ptetes is preceded with. Ha....
if factory.., whew •pplyins for the taeps•
tr, want iastrastio. in .hew s•klN they
should not expect him to de muck milk
io•tio.e t r the i.opeot*r's dervtote
have been oomiag in very Net rOtemtly-,witk
one or two sxceptioos they are •11 tor milk
insp.otao.
A great many f•ctorytnen write or tele-
graph tor the inspector am wen as there is
the least auspices of the milk being •s-
pared with, and *sped • vat from his the
next day. ween it may not be possible for
bier to make • visit for • ewple of weeks.
Where peribl., applications should be made
at least • week before the inspector ..,veer
we required, or if this cannot be dose
then Weald of be say disappointment it
• week or se elopers before the visit is
nada
Th. Asoeoue. i. •rrahging for • special
exhibit of dairy cattle in coameeteoa with
the Guelph Fat Steck Show on D.e.atnr
10th. Iltb, 12th, 1896. Cash .ad spacial
pride se the amount of 2210 will be given.
These prizes will be datribeted in live
elude, four pure brad climes ad one grade
e1...: and .hall b. awarded •ocording to
the following mode :
20 point for constitution and eoaforna-
tion.
1 point for each pound of milk.
20 point for each pound of fat.
4 points for sash pound of .olids not
tat
1 point for each ten days in milk atter the
first twenty days (limit 200 days).
10 potent will be deducted from the total
soot* for each per Dent of fat below 3 per
esus. in the milk.
It is sincerely- hoped that breeders of
dairy cattle in Western Ontario will take
an intermit in this .how and forward sumer-
ow exhibits. It will be a theism for •
Winter dairy .how.
The cheese markets last weak were ez-
oeedinrly dull, very few .ales taking plum.
Some -lane's were disposed of at figures les
than 8 cent. Not many Jane's were .old,
factory -men preferring to hold for awhile.
though some July's were offered for 8 owls,
but were not talkie up M the livers.
WESTERN DUST STORMS.
Meet selbe Mad Sweep..f toe Wlads leer
Ile Creat Desert.
Hertford Times • Then is no poisst
climate en this round earth we eal1 oars.
Paradise may afford such : but meanwhile,
between herb and there, is a champs to make
a variety ot iaterestiag observations. The
dud storms of the "Gnat Anwriosa Dame"
.re not fully treated in the "attractants" et
various new towns issued by speculators,
The dart storms of Colorado, New Mexico,
Arizesa-the whole desert eectieo in what-
ever Sate -Gee important factors is the
chanes for comfort. and soothes of the new
settler.
rte mirth of • coming dust storm .n, many.
The air is electric, • feather will cling to the
fifteen, the sky is oft times /ray and
streaked. the children 11* the schools. even
the primaries, are nervous. Saddsly the
bit et paper in the ,treat bogie to wind;
804.0 you will see the deet coming like •
nailing storm cloud : the sky is obeenred :
everything out of doors is " se the ay :" the
slim branches of the meant ootheaweds shah
the air. and if you are eafeetasabo enough to
be out of doors, your eves. nese, sad mouth
will be titled with alkali duet, while yes are
@ trivia, to make headway amino • whirl-
wind. If yen are actor .over, you will
baste. to drop windows and shades : bat
the duct is c ire it w11 penetrate whatever
air ed. The pattern of the carpet may be
eMitsra4.d, sad is some et the went has
in New M.zioe an eye-witaem has said that
drifts ave been farad es the flaw fres
OSS to two inches In depth -
"How lone does a alarm last' '
Sometime' an hoer, semhetimes three days
--awning with great violin., at intervals.
We ad known eat that masthead • weak,
with the ezesptiea of ono day for • resets
T0. .fed upon • dryad temperament is
datr miar : there is • desire se hide the
bead like an d,trioh : to creep tete thee
hole, tooevurthe Nee seasnot to the this
wild turmoil of whirling things. The
irritability ie se great with some preens as
to onlmia•te is Its ef waging. This is fel
leered by ni•et'iah.
it is not improbable that yawl stores had
aa 4.4.5.0e to the bender of the "Ail
dwelllmp."
A dust Herm may .car at any time et
the year hal the Spain. is especially welds.
W0.n the k m," the wind from the
desert. 'Haws in," be It..rtT et water,
the weal kid of • .lam Millr die se its
shunt
The 0.r- ease .aped m.alle M .018.4
e Mesews, what' dretek he Wise bore and
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winds that ever • lh.. s.1 segues et deet
has. W *al ,sad them far .enterta
ily seam, dust steer are essidered
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purer pia atter emq sad se N d..., en t0.
p t. 1s. oboe t e teeth Wm latherwhoaN h.._ 4s... Nubia bar tbt.0 am
hasffitlw as dry satbh b • din h5tewd,Ms Wing fret
the threat sed te the serve
•ad Ohs ~d►.areva ease a 'gEls.Ihl
•ala le evIdalnu fW glRi6wtlea
A POLITICAL BOMB.
Hon. N. C. Wallace Expected
to Throw One Ere Long.
CONTROLLER TO ISSUE A MANIFESTO
ibY as the Toper es grasp 1Ir,la (5
M.aheat Mea 514.11. are ret ultra
as N Masa ab. a1..If1Me 1.
L.hbed Ter It Ras 11M_,...
ter awns *yoke.
Montreal. Ang. 7. -Some of the ec-
hoes ofthe recent ()range mt. t.ug at
Halifax have reached the city and
are the subject of a good deal of com-
ment amongst members of the
Montreal lodges. Mr. William t1.1 -
t•ralth, the leading Orangeman of
Montreal. and perhaps of this I'ro -
vince. states tb::t Hon. N. Clarke Wal-
lace may be expected to throw a bomb-
shell into the political arena In the
near future, but when any details are
asked regarding the nature. site or
chan.cter of this promised projeetlle
that U so soon to tome from the (;rand
Master Mr. Galbraith becomes as dumb
as the proverbial oyster. and no fur-
ther details can be gathered.
1t is believed, however, by the NIont-
teal Orangemen that Hon. N. Clarke
Wallace will resign his position a.
Controller of Customs. and at the
same time issue a manifesto t• fling
I.1s friends why he has seen lit to do
,0.
The only difference that exists In
the minds of Mr. Wallace'* friends
here 1s that a certain portion 1..lfeve
that the hon. gentleman's resignation
is only a question of a very few weeks.
while others are of the opinion that
the crisis will not come so soon.
There Is likewise a good dead of talk
amongst the brethren regarding the
strained relations that exist between
the Grand Marler and ex -Mayor
Clarke. It has only leaked out to -day
in tact,that Mr. Clarke was the one
gentleman of the Grand Lodge dele-
ration who was not invited to occupy
• place In the car allotted to the
Grand Master and hit friends when
the Orangemen were leaving Montreal
for Halifax. There can be no doubt
that the Deputy grand Master felt the
alight very keenly and was not slow
in exprrpsing himself In this sense to
any one who might come along.
TO. report of the Government en-
gineers who were appointed to enquire
Into the state of tfie Montreal Har-
bor Improvements and report there-
on Is to -day made public. The har-
bor commissioners had asked the Gov-
ernment to assist them in raising the
FLIP of 14.000.000 In carrying out and
completing the work. The commission-
ers advise that the guard pier be con-
tinued nut, but that the Immediate
future does not warrant the expendi-
ture of two millions In this part of the
work, as proposed. They advise that
the scheme of high level when.•s be
reconsidered. as Mo great need exists
for the same. It Is also stated that,
whether the aid given to the Montreal
Harbor Commissioners be a direct
loan. purchase of bonds, or a guaran-
tee of interest. Is a matter for Gov-
ernment consideration. The oo-nmis-
sloners. In fact, consider the exten-
.Ion eastward preferable. and also
hint that the dry-dock at Maisonneuve
will be a necessity to a few
years. They conrider that In the event
of their construction the root should
be borne by the Dominion Government
and the work placed under Its con-
trol, not because the revenues of the
port of Montreal would prevent the
•-immixalonere from undertaking them.
but because the natural Importance of
the trade warrants its assumption by
the Dominion. On the whole, M. -sant.
Thomas Munro, Louis Cost, and Will-
iam Anderson, the commis,Mner, In
question are of the opinion that 112.-
100.000 will be sufnclent to do all the
necessary. work.
A very Strang, ease Is about to
come before the courts In Terrebonne
County, and this Is only another proof
se to the people's easement to go to
law. It appear?, that quite a number
of the faithful, both sexes being re-
presented, were waiting their turn to
enter the confessional when a dotpute•
arose between a man and worn
ars to who had the first right to enter.
The lady was about to claim that It
was her turn when, as le nth g, d, the
was taken roughly by the h n.1 and
pushed back. in fart. .1 finger was
hrrtken during the werimmare. h^nm
the (t, tion for damag. w that In i,+ out
to be Instituted.
Messre. Fred J. illrrhard roe! A. E.
McFarlane, second -year student.; of
Toronto t'nlvenl!y• rolled Intim
treat to -day On 1.11-) -1.-s. They left
the Queen (`Ity Thule -lay week. and
after wheeling Into Rine -ten. 180
miles, they took the boat to Brock -
yllle, and thence to Ottawa t -y the
road. Th.- Lie were also used
from the t':pit:.l to this salty, the
yrwee !.•nib m.•n leaving for Quebec
by the North whore this afternoon.
Mesons. Birchen, and McFarlane will
travel bark nn their %%held? from Que-
bec to Toronto. eToectIne to rea.D
nom. about the 222nd of Aufu.0
The 4'..helt.r el atisasens,
The Controller M Customs. Hon. N.
C. Wallace. was In town yesterday,but
returned to Woodbridge In the after-
noon. Sine, last Naturbt7 he haw
been taking a whort holiday aeons
hie constituents In Wart York. and
5111 continue amongst there for tbe
balance of the week. He le certainty
entitled to a holiday. A friend of the
Controller's, who evidently p(tasr•a,u
his confidence, says these in PO Iut•n-
tlon of the Cnntrofpr resrptteg for tbe
prevent, sad that none of his vol-
harues are in any way disposed to
Ouggeat the mama
Femme re irselwds tea Aga.
San Francisco. Aug. l -Tag elate
Labor Commissioner has prepared a
petition to 1'4one/ream adkttrg for the
ps..*ge of a law to rennet the beast -
grottos of Japanese ab tap United
StaTh.t..
fact 1s set forth that hteeati-
re Don of Japanese labor a this
Mtate prot
-ed tlsat 5014 tnkor
Lis
0.154 .SppIamtId b (-j tmpot'tn_
Goma red that era pen remit,, r rtvmaeeA
by Congress the white `bnewn we
thou be torsed oft 0f the Sate
it M the ',stealth's to Awe liar
widths' etiritedebeil tenth rarrt1'd r tut Ise
be SWIM 1111 Qmam■ a riche ee
ream's, 1m 1111111111110111 SAE.
Aates.ca. 5MJ.es RieM/sta a Valaatli
''/hams
Ottawa, Aug. 7. -Governor Shultz
bee rust sent a communication to the
Go teat hen, drawing altentie•
anew to the actlone of American
whaling vessels at mouth sal the Mee-
keosle River. The Information sleets
he forwards is gathered from the let-
ter ..f a mislonary who spent last win.
ter In that Inhospitable region. It s
to the effect that no lea. than lot
United States whaling vessels winter-
ed at Herschell Island. Complaints
have frequently been made of late
years by the Hudson flay Company,
who have protested to the Government
against the unfair eompetltk,n to
witch they are subjected by the oe-
ermtWns of thew Intruders Is the far
north. A11 the Hudson Bay sul.p.ies
which are brought Into the country
pay duty upon entry. while the goods
which the whalers trade to the RequI-
maux pay no customs tax whatever,
there bring no organisation In these
districts.
.Another objection is that by means
of the traffic Indians are supplied with
spirits, with the usual demoralizing
effect,
Apart from these objections there Is
the further consideration of which the
Government is bound to take notf. e,
sooner or later, namely, the delltrue-
tkm of the very valuable fisheries by
these foreign intruders. American
whalers have a station at Point Bur-
row on the hearing Strait. From
this point. however, they are unable
t•-• enter Arctic waters In time to be-
nefit by the early fishing. whereas,
by wintering at Herschell Island.thry
can commence operations almost with
the first breaking up of winter. es
the Immense body of water going out
of Mackenzie River clears the estuary
of drift be for many miles out to era.
11 Is during this early period of the
year. especially, that great numbers
of whales and other sea animals are
ca:ltured by the visiting foreigners.
In view of the value of these fisher-
ies and the harmful effects upon the
nettles Copulation which this illicit trad-
ing Involves. It is more than Ikely that
before long the Government will he
induced to send an expedition to the
mouth of the Mackenzie River. As a
matter of fact very little is known
concerning the resources of that great
section of country and of the waters
which flow through ft or wash Its love-
ly shores during summer months. The
Hudson Bay Company have never
been very communicative os these
subjects, although It is well known
that a very considerable portion of
their valuable stock of furs and the
like comes from the Mackenzie River
country.
Hon. Jots Wood, Controller of In-
land Revenue, leaves to -morrow for
Montreal and Quebec on a tour of In-
opection.
Sir Adolphe Caron and Hon. J. A.
Ouimrt left this afternoon for Mont-
real. The Postmaster -General will re-
turn to -morrow evening. The object
of his departure was to bid farewell
to hs sister, a nun. who Is going (0
African Mlesions.
Hon. John Haggart went west again
to -day, and w111 not return till the
lth.
Chief 1•;ngineer Schreiber is Inspecting
the work, at the Soo Canal. He
will make a thorough examinatl n
of the channel, to be eertafn that It
is entirely free from obstructions be-
fore the canal is formally opened for
navigation.
Now that the question M Imposing
a duty of 21 per cent. on Canadian
dressed lumber has been taken up by
United States authorities, the Cana-
dian Government is being generally
congratulated by lumber men on this
side of the line for their foresight In
last se -pion imposing a duty of 25 per
cert. on dressed lumber Imported
from countries where similar Comedian
lumber is not admitted free. The
matter of imposing duty upon Cana-
dian dressed lumber is now before
a board of appraisers In the United
States and Is Delmer watched with In-
terest by Canadian lumbermen. and
especially those of Ottawa, as the con-
dgnment upon which the questloa
arose was shipped from this city re-
cently. It was a car -load of planed
cad tongued and gr oved red pine de-
ptlned for New York. 1t was claimed
by some American authorities that the
lumber wee more than "dressed." so -
cording
cording to ordinarily accepted mean-
ing of the term. They contended that
the feet of tt being tongued and
grooved displaced It from the category
of " de•sned'• lumber, as "dressed"
'limply meant lumber planed on botk
sides. This contention was upheld by
the board M arbitrator., but the
?hipper. afterwards appealed to next
higher tribunal, the Board of Appraise
era by whom the matter is now be -
Ing considered. Lumbermen here re-
gard It ar a cane of hair-splitting- It
M understood Canadian custom au-
thorities decided not to take any Me
mediae, action In the matter of levy-
ing re -Iprocal dues on Imported Am-
oy -lean devotsed lumber, pending de.ia-
i.•n of the hoard of Appraiser. is New
York.
Maim Is the a.N.r.
At Providence
Provl.lence ..I 0 2 0 0 0 3 1 1--0 14 3
ituffalo 002000002--4 a 2
Rudderham, MoAulay; Herndon. Ur-
quhart. Umpire. fltwarawood.
At Wilkes-Barre :
Wilke.- Barre 4,8yrmcu.e 1; no pate
only 3ISMS'S, rein►. Rattetie..Kernan.
regains; Harnett. Heat. t'atplre, Haff-
ner.
At Roston
Brooklyn .... 1 1 0 0 2 0 4 00-4 11 0
1117tir.0001 10 2.` 1
8t,1n,n Kennedy. Grim; Ne3xton-7 411-
12
vette, Tenny. Umplrea, Burnham and
Hunt.
At New York •
Washington. 00e00•••e-4 4 6
New Toth02.111••!-• 11 0
MemGu
Mercer. Mcfrac allegligi, POrreil
Umpire, Emalie.
At Phila4elpilm 2
1'Allsdelpha 1••es•1014-i• 10 2
Raltlmon 0 0 0 140114-1 12
Taylor. Clememti =via' Clarkson.
ROMnann. Umpltr Jest._
At Pittsburg .
St_ Lours ••1.000.0-, 7 4
tr.eu,,( 2 0 1 1 1 3 1 0 0--11 17 2
RreRMtHawley,
Mer-
ritt. Hpvitt,tmo'D Y.
At aeveleed : Qppgbsaa e, I.
vtW .tubi
At o.alumn =rasa 111
2 till