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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-9-12, Page 1ionat. IsTEWSP.A.P33R OF HTJRON 001:71%11"1"W. FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR -2684 GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, SEPT. 12. 1895. D. McGILLICUDDY, EDITOR. see AQvsRTlsElllftNT5-1$EPT. Il. A BAD STATE OF THINGS. M"'; •p �dit:b .:.utibz re--•---ICHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. 4 Bassos Ayres the thief port of the 1 5 1 1 5 8 1 ford Conquered O. ex resit Lost Apply at tau boys_ --,Jane Cooke spaton Notice --R. C. Hayr. Pasted to Rest -8.- R. MoDcoga1L ... oval - Prelim= e•h.rbow. Corsets craved or Stoles -Apply at obis 'gam.. ale of Tara Property --O mens, Holt Holmes ..... tads, bat nakertnnately the Pre.sdcat could set be protest, for watch the delegates were very sorry. Hu eddies' therefore wee T. Falb ea rarlrsaela and easels. � � set sites. the Trade Polley Works. •rgosuae, with a popelsuos of 500,000 The Animal Meet2as at Myth. The Pact President 000apted the abut Aim people, u oossooted with Rump by 17 during the President. abloom ; all were different eteesteltip osmpaates, eostrollisR plowed to see bis is that position, sed over 20 haat. There are Ove to Freese, seven sverythtag wee . U.b gorily earned out is to Elglasd, aoladtag the Allen Ilse, three his (Rev. G. H. Cobblediok's)5h•rp. to Italy, two to Spats and two tohermasy "51.55. b Utwryaaos" wan the uubleot of HOW 1 •peelal Notions. �11M. LAN E,('o. r IBS '. UIn OF MARRIMtfAGE 11�/ I.ioernss. -,tCSes. OAR FUR SERV ICIS-A THOROUGH • f11 bred Cheater White boar for swells. MOOS BROS.. Huron Hoed. near railway rousse 11 Is@ IOHN COOK,I,R•YMAN. FCRNI tore moved. baggage called for And de vend le all parte of the town. Meta all etas ad boats. (iRoots' of bo over Wm. Ache• n e WOW ramp. PRIVATE FUN I>i - PAKTIF' Uk• tarots of obtaining money on glut clam fes see ur,ty cam dam at 5 per cost sp Irlas to J. A. Mclx)N AI:N, Room 1114 Tree old headless. Toronto. writtlm 1�uT LIME - WHY SEND OUR stoney out of tows by buying imported rtes. t'llmo Brat can supply you with the ✓ osgedk cheapest and beet lama Carola. steed at Piper's dam. t'boir•eat building Iwaysaae� head at the lowest prices WIL IN ItltOM.. Herat Road. near the railway .150iag, 33 Ito AT Aram TO RUNT O WORK ON re *lures. s hue of geed land and or earet. •/death X. -K. 14.-1)w4 BALL.. ria (InderI)h 1'. O. Property tor Bale � Tu)K 8A1.E. - CHEAP, ON EASY TERMS ¶,%t b•If of let mm, osessisloo L Weir )-awanosh. 1011 Sorsa. A well improved arm. Lou e, v and osrt 10. •ubdlvision of Htock B, olborne. about users'. TO LET -The slop lately occupied by the its Tow. seas d Apply to )t.0- JOHNSTOO N.b.rri•ter.ode- lob UR 11 lHlie. LIMB AlfltA L. SHAW, TEACHER .t Math: aid Theory -experienced ase deer Rest .t Owl. PeiNstai. Wr•t-.t .Aerleh • Mho 1(K. W. A. H. CUFF, ORGANIST. 11 t.. of SI OoRrtto's church. is prepared rive Ont... Vest ted Pianoforte iovtrtic- oo. Residence tet Aewrew-.t facer the old . lfr (bure&i P U Box 7114 211m Tenders Wanted Iltl"SF OF II FiEhUGE, The Rebut.. cessillievas.1 Casale sad the •rgsstIs. Repabllr CestraNd- 1 coach. is gladly Rad trapped at Ivsry Tara Prom the (aaad• Farmers eus, ANT year the Argentine Republic shipped 13,300,000 own., of abut to gag - Wad. ('.nada sent 2,800,000. Twenty Ore years Age the Argentite' had • populauo• of oily 1,700,000. •t that time the popul• this of the 1)umi.ieo was 3,600,000 Today the •rgeettne has 4,800,000 tob•btteute, or se many .a the Demtnics. It will soon have mors,tor the =mar/reties from Europe .mount* to an •ver.ge of 120,000 permits u sually, ted they Rot here to etsy ; they dost rush off to the United States. The Argentine has • million eases miles of good lend. There u no Winter to speak of. Its vast ;mores begin .t the seaboard. The Platte Raver furnishes Invitation for 2,000 miles tolead, so that rimier. low the year round, t,e rtrer never hemming en -bound. Resides wheat, that counts ranee ladies corn in abundant*. It has 22,000,000 cettl. ted 80,000,000 sheep. The live cattle trade with Within is Daly in the tint stage of de. vluputeat, but great things are expected of it. The annuls feed largely upon &f.11., • species of clover, of which the 'trope • yen aro grown. They are sot housed in Wastes, bet ren at Irmgs, .pd are fattes.d with oil cake made trots Imaed grown ors the spot. The expecte of sheep to Espied last year were 73,000 heed: of fresh matte• cermines, 536,000 cam.: of wee', pounds: and of cooed meat, 13,- A iomder•bte trade to also dose with France, Belgium, Italy and Germany, I the opinion ot good judges the Argentine e destined to ow;epy the ver. trout rank se a !nod preductog country. to • recent re- port, Mr. Curtis, • WashlOgtoa otheal,eays the freight rates from the Antennae wheat fields to Europe are from 20 to 40 per out. lower than the rates from the American Northwest. The Argotioe Republic u see of the countries with which Manitoba u expected te compete Manitoba with her Tung Mto• ton, hay y traesportatiou retie, and, on top of a11, much higher eastom tariff. t he Antennae is suffering lust •ow from too much booming, and her currency in depre- ciated : therefore The Mail and Empire thanks the country amounts to nothing as • oompeutor, says of is bankrupt, sad so on. With equal reason, an Argentine mem aught argue from the temporary deprciation of real imitate to Toronto, that Toronto u no good. ('CUNTY OF' Ht BON. There woo mefesdtngourselves with IlImmo* -- and delusion' ; facts ars f.cm, whether palate►le or not, sod we may as well re- cognize that to the Argentine we have • twat in the Britsh market that will keep Manitoba hustling, and the elder provinces as well. The Americans allow that she is becoming • formidable competitor of ours. I ceders for Furnishings and Supplies for Heine of Refuge at Cliatoo. in the county t Huron. will be received in sealed enyelute idressed to N. Z.lbsr. Ley.. ('ntditon. 1'.0.. larked. Tender House of Refuge. net later ban eATURDAY. $Z1'TI MBLRt1. MI. Se lowest or any tender not necem.ray ac spied • list of supine sad furnish.oge in emit, and also forme of tender may he had on pplieatioa to 507 of the follow's,t persons L C. Iiraat.rNIt . Wing ham. tarn. ixens I4 ('listen, B. Katsina. . Wroxeter. I. B. 01 trw tteafortk. stem. Bt m're.. Bs held. RYMyth, Ka ..i _Brosu4. 'tits. Cuing* Exeter, 91LIP HOLT Ooderich. L Fat.nns Crediton. iso. McRwag ' Hensel'. Ca. Lau. giederich. 1.3. (long Fordwich. L. T. Mi•Daa•id& .. i � ►� rated August Sith, MK Legal NO$.l.M. 111M1NISTRAT()R'S NOTICE. to the est5te of James Fowler. deceased. ,ursuanI to R. 8. 0. 11181. wane is hereby leen tl.t all creditors and ethers bailee laden aware rho estate of James Fowler. it. of 15e Tameable of vvawasteb. to the •.:sty of Hume, yeoman. deceaed.whe died T •r stout the nail day .1 May, Ilei. aro re 'ired noorbefore fl). I3th DAV Or sKI'TLMRZR A. D. 1Nre. o send by ail prepaid. or dein ered.to Jobe d . Roberts Saralee. Dungannon Post (Moe. ldmni.tr.tor of the estate and pIlbet. of the aid deceased, their Christie& and Surname& Adresse' and dee riptlm• with full partfea- an of their claims sad the nature of the se- srit fir any' held b77 them. and that after the aid date the mid Administrator will Premed e distribute the asset• of said estate. hav(ag Warden) totheclalm.of which h. shall th uve receien ved testae. and be will Dot be liable or the claims of W permoo or perilous of welch ke shall set thea bav• received lotto.• ihsted at O.d.rich ibis 11th day tt August. U h. tr6. *VAMERON.HOI.T & HOLIOOB. 3141 $o11eitew. for •dielsietrsur. How are we meting Argeotise competi- ttm' The Argentine farmer Is only taxed live per Dent. on his implemente. The Canada farmer pay. 20 per Dent. ea some end 35 per sent. en ethers. A Usn.lua maker, like the Massey Hurts Company, is allowed • return or drawback of 41 per Deet, of the duties which 11 pays on im- ported tron and steel entering Into the °De- struction of • machine going to the Argen- tine or any other Unman country. The oompsnv named use no.e but imported pig• Iron. The whole of to supply comes from the 1'oitd States, bemuse It to tamper to buy where then are numerous ersdes to dimes from end pay the duty ot $4.40 per J UDiCI•L SALE OF FARM PROi'- - IN THE T11100 DOUBT 01 JUSTICE - CHAN('LRY DIVISION. Ie Ike matter of Robert Heart, Pro.•tor, 11'... P.n.-tor. and Jrntafe Mar Proctor. ioreel ,Aildrrs of Ito tale Joan A. Proctor, l'area•st to the order made is this matter. *raring date the nth day of Sept.. A D. I. lawn will be gold b7 pint= amnia at the Commercial Rotel 1s the town of Clinton 1a the ('oasty of Hates. til MONDAY. REPT. meth. ISM. at three ooleek in the atersses. by David INekineom. aaetiaaser. the renewing vI0•bts lead. aunty : Lot number tklrtyAwe In the thirteenth o00 peewee of the tewa.hlp of O.4erleh. In the roao') of Huron. eimminise eighty sen• of land more or less. TM* prep.rty le situated three miles teem the Nowa of Cliatse end tem mien from the sews et Oede'rleb. The buildltte nseasist els frame hoose Milk • 'sin/ geed haat bars VOW with mane t.as4atlea, is pmt. The sett is • 551141 tram. The hash ass - sheet fear saes. There s also • smell ember& The far.• a well entered. TZRS8 50d OONDiTiONR: Tea per oset ga tbe dal of sale, sad the balst* within thirty days thereafter. Is 541 other remora tete feedtttees wee be the mtttdeit osodiies ptlss• Nin. of Um TM b�Oeurt epereyf� be tel . •shlert tesumi l• lees .e=rrs bbd sad ales seri sI le a tam w s eathe leek day r Ooseber, A.D. k11 • November a g,etf Nf11 Mabee intim per farther 11as11sslma assts to H. H • LR J keg too -that is, over 40 pet mot. ad val. -than to get the dearer iron of only one or two kinds lad is made is Canada. Hence American pig ova And none other roes late all their methane* the achines that Sold In Canada, as well as the machioes sent abroad. But the Ottawa it moot does not allow them • Dent of drawback oa the iron used en making the machines for the Canadian farmer. They have to pay the whets. i. thea square deal ' Is it the way tunable the Cambodian ferment u hold their own .email the Aram.ttoes' l5r/e14. ■ Radeaveregs site Row orth Leaguers capture the Tows -A ter. ea ieseafbll aiateertag The Re- port' of the rreceedinse. "It u doubtful says Mr. Curtis la Sian the next address, riven by Jobe Kerr. of ("Trade and transportation betimes Weepiest Great credit is due to Mr. Kerr Loped Stats@ sad Sp..ish Amster ") for bavtog prepared his subject ou abort "whether as many steamers arrive •t New notice sated •4o ter keeping bin premie to York or Liverpool as at Buenos Ayres. the Exeouuve by comtas to the ('oeveutne DURING last week the village of Myth was tbrawtd with ('►tunas Endeav ores and Epworth leaguers who tame to attend the mans& 000yeouon of the Huron Couuty Christian Endeavor Union. 1. 1 even way did it excel the previoas moves boas held in Wtogbam, Hensel' and Clin- ton, and every delegate rejoiced .t the in- terest sod usefulness of the great Christian Endeavor movement. The opening session was hold on Tuesday evening m the Presbyterian church, then being about 600 persons present. As ens glutted around the church the work of the foul societies was very noticeable to having the decorations arranged so nicely; 1• fact, the entire ehurch,baem•et and all,was ear,. suitably deeor•sd with dowers, greens, mottoes, bunting, etc., and presented • very tine appearance. A mammoth arab had bees built at the entrance to the church and is A hung • banner "C. E. Weloome, ' so that one felt at hems the moment bo entered. The reoeptiou committee met all trains and moneyed the delegates to the 1 owes - non church by mean. of • large nab decorat ed with evergreen and bearing two targe sigma, "To the Cosv.stisa.' -The proMdon-t, TW. -3114. Edge, of Godes rich, metaled the *hair darter the opening session and after devotional exercise and • few opening remarks he galled up. Dr. Ferguson, ot Blyth, president of the local '95 committee, to gigs the address of wel- come, and rtght royally did the doctor, on behalf of the local eomettes and the ('hri.- tian people of Kly th, weloome the delegates and assured them that their invitation was meant who they extended it and that they memo it DOW. Key. Jas. A. Anderson, of Goderi•h, the gave an address , "The kind of people 1 want in my church •The addrees was practical and full of choice though=. H. said at was the useful rather than the orna- mental Chrutun that the church needs to day -men and women who stand by their convictions and are busy all the time with the worb of the church, and acting from con• virtioo rather than from men btful impulse. Kr. H Henderson, of Hansell, next gave an address on "Literary and Bible Stu4y." He mai that in this :literary age then was De excuse for ignorance, because good books oould be ent cheap and every chance was given to young people to study if they wanted to. That literary study was neuaesary to thoroueh Bible study. es pecislly • knowledge of the Greek end He brew languages, and yet no literary marts could ..poo to layette God•• true meau.ag without t6o direction of the Holy Spirit. The first 'session onWedn•edsy was • tan rise pray .r meeting from 6 30 to 7.3J, led bi- Mayer Holmes, of Clinton. There were about 125 present ted .he ser' ice was very impressive. At 9 A.It the delegates were a(•tn assent bled, the ievotional exercises bee," take by Rev. W. J. Waddell. of Ethel. The first paper given was "Sociability in the Society," by T. 13. Situation. of Wroxeter. The mooed, "The F.ndeavor Society and the Young Man," by F.. H. McKenzie, ot Godench. The third, "The Endeavor Society and the Young Woman, by Mrs 11. L. Ashley, of Lmdeeboro. They were three excellent papers and will be printed in tull and notice sent to the different societies. "Why • Junior Seei•tyby Mies L. Holmes, of Clinton, and ".)union and their Bibles- by Mus lemic, Hetomll, were two e plemdid papers on Pinar work, and we trust that many Junto Societies' will he formed during the sowing year. Thee will also be published. "What an Endeavor Society ought to ex- pect from the pastor was the subject of an e xcellent address given by M. It Coltman, of Climbs ; three things were expected, Pres- ence, Prayer, and Patience. A pastor might either "bear 'ip the members by kind words, or he may be as a old water shower bath given against their will Secure the • although to very poor health. Hie remarks Tke Argentine tariff favors oxt.esive were very prastieal and it was • tatthfdu- rjten terpretatten of the Divine minuted, "MIs trade with Europe. F:nglenl, for exansit e, d.y. shalt thou work and rest the "smote" as the Walsh trade returns shew,,nesis cotton, lines, jute, leather and woollen goods, machinery, railroad 01.teral, saddN- ry, oto., all of whet& pay comparatively light duties 10 to 15 per out. -and •x- ehangee them far wheat, muttoo,weol,00rn, lodes, meat•, and so tomb, which eh. her - ash requires. The vessels have lull cargoes both ways. We manage tbInp differently here. We do our best to obstruct the bar- ter of which all trade, private or intona- tional, meant., and tutu deter the Krttu► pimple from dealing with us, biotic* en- hancing the ste•msbip rates en the com- modities we send emus the ocean, for • vessel coming to Montreal with but halt • cargo must charge more for the cargo 'be earner b.ek, uoreasine the cost of their production hen by maki•g the farmer pay through the note fur the necessaries ted con - venit5ose of !ifs. And yet we profess astonishment at our slow growth, •ad we wonder why English - ..5n tiniest such vast sums In foreign °one- triea 11k• the Argentine instead of to l;ana- 1a' But, next day or the day after, we vote to mutual the ansenaate Land, if the 1: neat is only shrewd enough to prom - ie • railroad booms or • sane' to our par- ticular locality. Canadians like nothing so well ea being bribed with their own mosey. A Curran badge or • Quebec dock fetches • constituency every tome. The thnfty Wittman and contractors •nj•y It, leo. There u a tine prayer in the old Alexan- drian liturgy '' Ketone those who are in prison ser in the mines. under accwatione or condemnation, to exile ser In slavery, ser loaded with grievous tribute.' Loaded with grieved, tribute u an accurate deeorip- ties of the os dition of the Ontario farmer • t the present tone. H• is also cursed with boodlers, and sorely afflicted with the party habit of voting against kin own intereete. Let us Mae that at the coming election be will make a resolute effort to free himself from them evils. He has the power ; 611 that is necessary Ila Ittt 1* more courage. DOMINION DOINGS. Elube Stewart, J.1'.. of Brantford, is dead. An unknown man died in Boothe lumber yard is Ottawa this week. The caapase against Sunday street cars has oommeseed an Hamilteo. t'rof. Wigjans predicts a great storm be- tweea the 17th and 21st of this month. Ho..). M. (abet has been •leted hen orary presides of the Hamilton Boys Brigade. Brantford has again adopted the s.tbool ruses from 12 to 2. Tie cbuye to 1.30 was disapproved of Clara Tidrtgtun, aged L3, of Hamiltoo, fell twenty feet out of • windowlwhile walk- ing on bet sleep, but sustained no injury. Joh. Garvey, of Kat Portage, an old rail- way employe, was struck by lightning, and. falling on the trek, was tint in two. Jobe Kegiaald Hooper, who is serving 25 years for the murder o1 his wife, has pe- titioned the greed jury to intercede for him. 1)r. P. A. Bryce, weren't% of the Provin- sal Board et Health, has been investigating the East London packing house difficulty and the city see erase system. Mrs. Gunge Tura.., .1 Mosugal, was found in a dying condition. with • bottle of laudanum beside her. Notes which were found tell • tale of battling for life. She may r•oover Contractor 1)oderdont, who is building the Toronto, Hamilton and • Buffalo tunnel Ia Hamilton, to order to oomplete has *en- treat 011 tie, waste his men to work fifteen hours per day , but the Poise rules fix the maximum .t alae. American implement makers, such as Ile- Cormiok pay ten or eleven dollen • ton for pig iron. oat of brach', it to Toronto is $2 and the d.$v $4.48, So that it is 50 per .enc., sr men dearer here. The Americass she get steel. sum and Mita, meting., not Ma for hinder apnoea, p•iate, win sails felt packing. see., temper by a great deal than the Oaaedian makers. Congress offers frue Had* is implements, but the Dominica Oee- elratmest is afraid to accept. yet iia shoat=s ea the stosn and is the prom keep ON M- Ryriag that implements are as °heap or Momper hen than in the Coital States. It would be unfair to the.Caudies makers. to be mare, to establish free trade eo leas as their raw material is so heavily Mmes. Bat the Goveramest should he basest enough to ..atom tint Ise policy is detrimental Oleo to the Canadian maker and the CAYIIss fanner ft should elm he hone.1.asegh to admit that .mob • state of ilisp le Jejuna te the ons.try at large. 11 is set '• bend• fay up Nev Smile by iw pettsy, for Nova Sesta ires,psy}'ine smarty $5 • Ma for trasa- porities to Toronto, to, and dearer at the fer- mis to bogie with, than Chimgo or P,tteb.r g irm, setwithet•edoag the Meaty of $2 • too whieb the Nov Seethe faros.* mon peeket, aloe at the farmer' expose", la not seed for implemonoo by the (alarm anthem ser for steam beatlag apparatus ser Mown by great firm. like (i5ree The whalethins .seempoa5Oted �s an ed .t the expellee .f the 1 nterin and Menitebs farmer*. W. ars justified is stylsg them, that se far ea impl.meste are e•aeersed, it .vete lest No use • strop sad la resp it Is the UMW Risme and • M.he Arne s fa ye to ansa It be thesse.1. The ren = hem the •stuns $ertbw.tt ere lehe per thea hem the (iaedf - .e 1lewtbwme. enema by the OsadlaPeelle es Mhga Pee whtsh sorrel ca b, d b •1111•1111.6•11- Mow- Mtwith Qkiem o i ami. se fs.rsesty 050 he aye the eats heple em 1M dte sra Comae. it edge mom The listen junior baseball deb play here Endmvror . hand as well as bis heart. today at 3:30 on the Agricultural 'rounds Then came the address "what •paster against the l:edortoh Juniors. A good pmt -taght to export from the Fadmvor 30• may be exported. maty," Rev. J. W. Holmes, Litotes. Mr. TM" Czar is Munn • m•gmfieisat y.tht Holmes has had =sob to do with young people • mevf Inuit at Ceponhog.o. Her length over all mcats dace their organization u 417 (set, team 50{ fat and depth 30 ft, and his remarks oa this .abject were potnt- with • di•pI•oernent of 5,250 tone. Them pe and practical. Ho thoagbt the yens. people .tight to pray for their pastor and dimenmow p te chew that she will bo s be ready at • menteat's mottos for motive larger boat than asy lake summer. Her easervice and 111 up the ranks in Christian Ria w to be of 12,000 I.H.P., which will warfare. The attendance at .11 •hurch drive her 20 know an boar. Her crew will „rajas. was Also .xpeetd of every Fe number 400. When •►e is finished she will giseeres rival the great yacht Giallo, belosglag to The ate:retuy.s report .bowed an increase Mr. Calmest, leaden, both to rite mad et 7 Moieties and 432 members, making the utterer baieb. total membership 3,278 for 67 moieties : of OUT-OF-THE-WAY PLACES. the 6 are Junior moieties with • member tbi� of 191. Greece stands lowest in point of wealth 1�e taeieties authoring 100 and over of all the countries In Kumpe. ars : Presbyteries--Loob.lsh, Fitt Ash - A Madagascar correspondent tells of MIA, 141 Uwltrloh, Kee', 122 ; Hotsaall, fonr hundred pineapplee befog bought and 120: Sealcrtb• 110 : Rlyth, 106. Wthedlet delivered for • school picnic there for $ i° 1--Ooderk• North .4., 104 ; "1 1110. four shillings tuber) et , 101. In the boo Cboo 'elands, thoughthee' The tdbwisr is • list 'bowleg the es are neither veb D R g, the inhabitants have letter boxes and telephones. Habitual topers are to be photographed in New Zealand towns. Each +•loom is to bays • gallery d them, and the pniprfet.cw. who .apply liquor to them w too be fined. In some parts of Japan at a we.idimg the FROM OYER THE BORDER. New/ Notes from WaehingtoS The-Olstr*bsINs of Committee Chslrmss- ships-The terewth et re ells= la Te u. -The ativer g.esttes The *agar ilea's (Was. From our Regular l:urreepondeat- WASH INGTON, U.C., elope. 9. Speaker Reed's probable distribution of the important coittimtttee chairmanships of the v. Mr. Pneat, President of 156 Flap nut House u • very live topic :among the tut Young People's Units of Ontario midi politicians That Mr. Reed will maks use end ex Quebec, wad iutrodueed kind to the l two •f *No as far as 5. Dail te help winos hu rod extended their kindest greetings. Mr. Priest u to leave u • few months to enter India as a miesionery. Rev. K N. Burns, K. A., of Torooa,wae now introduced. He gave an midribs os' law that may beet be dose. Up to three '•Bibi. Study winch we would like very •r four days aro at was thought to be car much to have printed to hall but space will y n ot permit of tt. We hope the suggestions Min that Representative 1)a1,sl, of Ponta! of Mr. Barn will be .ted upon by every sylyants, wee sun of beteg ehurman of the delegate, ways and MOMS committee, which would Tae report of the Boston Convention was stake him leader of his party os the Hew of given by Mum M. S. Washington, of the Nouse : but dunes the scent ft►cua11ml Clinton. To luted to her one would almost fight o Penney ldunte, the Dalai imagine t htrnoelt at the l ooventmea fiat tonne ode, and Senator Quay has, at is h ty I M nod v hope to nes the report a past before many place. the polRtcian think j amlmelen to be .omiu•ted for President by 1 TO wtursl and to be expected un- der the eirenniit50Oea, but mon differ as te took the ening to nuc orators as oo ey• , mid, asked J1r. Red not to give hem the ('lark, 5041 ..tog the sights of limine. �'* s a each • rte asst weeks.from Mr Quay would be regarded as • ..syot m•uc v„mati,. as 50 Aid to the eomm•nd to be obeyed by Mr. Reed, owing b H to Mr. Quay a probable control of the Penn- Pastor' enn- 1 d d 1 tem•uoall D P j aster was the nit address, given ) •• syIyanta delegation to the convention. Ma1'h.ren, .f 1e.torth. V*nation when .yl rfaia del. Hopkins, of 111 , sometimes proper y one an oaf nye y y jocularly referred te as "the red headed p.m°, * sn would be •great help i the rooster from I11.' u now credited with be - oughtaa1 e u eeow! its every totiety tag elated tor tate chairmenehtp el the ways ought to develop •=Quit to members. ted means committee, hut that u not so - The report of the nominating committee cepted by those who behove that Mr. ('an - was scoepted and the following are the non of the same state will be Mr.•n of o fficers for the owning year :-Preeid•nt, the •ppropnation committee. It would be Ih. Ferguson, Blyth ; 1st Vim President, unheard et to take the chor=ea of the two Rev. Mr. Becker, Auburn ; z2ed Vie Prehi most important committees from the same dent, Mem C. A. McKenzie, Seafortb Secretary. A. T. Cooper, Clinton ; Treaa- •tate. ur.r. Mmes M. 5. Wasbisrtom, t'liow° ; ; Teras Democrats are apparently rotting Executive committee -Rev. Joseph Edge, frightened at the increase of Populism in Ged sok : Rev. Mr. Muir, Ilruoefield ; Rey. that state, and, Instead of ridiculing the Joe, Rom, Broils ; Rev. James Hamilton, Populimte as .by did for • loog time, they �7ingham. admit that the P may starry the state The • 'Quest ion Drawsr." under the charge next yesr' Judge otter, • prominent Ten- et F. Ettord, Helmesville, brought out a •• LMrnuer•t, uow m Washington, ways : number of practical points and Mr. Fatord " That there Ie danger of Populist success u u te be oengntulat•d 0 hie having answer t apparent is the vastly diminished Demo - .4 them so sa'ufaotonly. This brought orstic majontim last year. I am fearful the afternoon semen to • oleee and the dole- that the uourm of some of our leading moo gates adjourned to the Methodist church, on the silver question will give such aid and where tea bat been provided. comfort to the Populists as to make it hard We are safe in saying that a mon •oot.l work to carry the state. i take at that the and enthusiastic crowd of young pelt Democratic national loaventioa will deelate never before were •sembled in Huron for sound money. I will have to abide by county. A s*mgoifieent epre•d had boon that platform, but 1 will also h+ve to eta. prepared in the basement of the church and pnrt • •tau platform that wilt without the local •o0nttes ora to be oonvr•tulsted on doubt declare for the free anti unlimited their splendid arrangements. coinage of silver at 16 to 1. It a this fatal On the walls were planed suitable mor vuianee between the national and state 4o- tom sad to every •violable place flowers and cl•r••ttons nn silvr th+t a going en maks it greens were testily unogld- embarrassing to the Demetrios e1 Texas. 15. Wedoesd.y evenmg se.ston was The Populie's are writ organized, aggremtve opened by • song service under Mr. Becker's and lac! by shrewd men, and they will cave supervision and consisted of • solo, duet, on this point et dlaorep•ocy, and work it So Demo - quartette and oongregationsl winging, the tremendous dia•dvaotage of the l)emo- The reports of the tisane* and re•olu - static party. ' tion committee were presented by the Sec" ' "(f the old parties, says • veteran obs retnry au i Rev. Mr. Kind ; both reports server who is inclined to be both todepend- wen adopted. eat and cynical in things political, "want The following ere the revolutions : to dodge the salver lureuon in the Dresi That the very cordial tbanks of this Con. ' dentist campaign they should readopt the vntlon be presented to the managers of the" ,ativer planks of their `tit platforms asd mom church for Its um during this oonveation. I inset Senator Allies. and Col. Bill Morri- son •• the be=ds of their respective national work I■ preparation during the progress of ttck.te 1'hon both parties would have our sessions. To the families who have so pl•tfoams which would meso gild to the hospitably received es into their bomew. ' gold men And silver t. the @Ayer men, T. the railways for reductor (arse. To the f and candidate• whom the gold mem would ssentuy, Mr. Cooper, for his efficient ser• +beluve to he for gold and the elver mem tar vice. '1. the Rev. Mr. 1'obbledick for his 'silver. This gentleman may have been • valuable nerviest, as chairman. T. the fa- httls severs on Senator Allison and 1' 0l. tiring president lc: his faithful work. To the Rev. R. N. Burns, B. A., for his kind- liess u attending this convention and ger- to bis valuable addresses. To the legal •o- b theft ennti4emce, soil it is certain that cooties for the social entertainment given and I both gentlemen hey. �alpahlc dodged op the tea served in the Methodist church gsortunitie to place themselves on record school room To the prem for the epee tither way, Iclee nor nblle If btln teethe haulm 50 soleve numbers sad ever : bride. as • sign of her subjection, kneels and 'rubes the fact of the bridegroom after he has trodden upon raw mom Names cineol be surprised is 1..015.5 i.sety breaks in everywhere.-llhtuenwin As entire 114. of eolitode a.atroeiete the porpoise of nor being• deet death 1t- adf le soinui7 an ilea of eters terror. - > The Menem itak sp to beeves, tbem whams, *boy Moi=nes- V r eestilieK Metbselist.-Climtes, Geissb5, North -et, Oed.rieb: Knox, 71 : 64 ; S.af.rth, 60 !.seal haws. have Rattenbary st., 76: 61. Presbyteries Blyth, 66 : Heesall, been forested in (tele - rite, (:lista., Swaforth and with W ienh•nt, whish was orgpaannoed beim*, then Ars sew four local Unless :s the county : tt is em ported, however, that Blyth, Meier, He5- .•Il, li.0.1s, Wroieter and Gerrie will or - maim daring the maths year. After the opening .xereasen ea Weidses- day afurseen the feet address was by Miss Mornson,but if any body knows the position occupied by either of them en the silver gaestioo they have not taken the public io- Wilma, of rlisses. es the iledeayor.rs re- lation to minim work. TM dm sbeeld be to impart the meats* Isferm•ti.a along mjtsiemery licca •54 to seem gems weld= .sy�y w.y d riving. 05 reviewed the f414 of tataies work, eead.sisg es immense am.ant ff imfermaties tete a ball Sour seal agly address. Prmldlent'v a/deem was the salt is they have given the Union daring the past The much talked about Mon claim will year, also for • report of this cenyentloe. The raw executive was then introduced by Mr. ('obbledi•k, and Dr. Ferguson, the newly appointed president, responded in their behalf. An address, " The Endeavor Sesiety and Sabbath School,- by Rev. ,J. H. ('ebblolick, of firawe*Is. Although the obureh wee peeked to its utmost capacity lir. Cobble - dick get s patient hearing and he gave one of the best addresses el the •enventins. H• said the problem of keeping the children is the 8.5. was • vert important one, cash parent and teacher was peeslsally riepo.•ible and we should nee .very effort to keep the children is the Sabbath Schools and Ealsever Seofetiss. One orgasization was sot "sough. we need both, and if these were properly oendneted bettor results are son to follow. He oleo surr�eetal the outlining of the two orge- isa!'ms known as the Count] Sabbath Or- gan's -sties and the County C. R Union. Rev. R. N. Borns, R. A , thea gave th • last address of the Cosvntioe,oititld"Thy Kingdom (tome.' H• made a strong plea for more thorough missionary work. And urged all to leave mon •beet the work need- ed, also whet is being dose, ted adopt a system of .ytsmatio giving to this greet OWN. W. ought to have mon of the Na - pelmets spirit and menet the onmmsod as • personal oommission, 50d if we manor go ourselves we fight to send somwooll Do •11 we awn as well se we fan and them he prepared for the miming of Christ's kinr- dom. The "losing meseentiee service was led by Rev. Mr. Becker, of Auburn, and was very isprffnv., every delegate going eat raoolvftl to do all be meld to "1eo4 up sad Lift up- fee Christ aid His March. 1eKTtt. These were 175 &&legatee prat. The next ssavoiMIS w4H he held .t (lode rich. The billeting .s==hpts did their week wfll. Mr. Ranker sdf an ezeelleat leader of be paid in Washington by the Spanish Government, on the 15th of thio month. The total amount to be paid will be about 31,500,000, of whish lawyers will get •bout $600,000, other parties $300,000 and the claimants' $600,000. There is • lot of So.m- dalou• talk .bout the claim and the manner ie which its payment has been brought about, and some of it may mew trouble yet for Somebody. Cosptroller Howler's long winded opinion 1emamoing the el•im of the sugar men to the mosey appropriated by teepees to pay sant bounties to the Court ot ('lams, te have the constitutiowlity of Government bounties determined, may be eatuf•.tery to him and to the Administration, but it isn't to a great many other people, and it is alto- gether probable that Curren., a• well as the marts, will take a band in the "tame. Of course So far as the eager boasting are emioerned, the marts will determtin►--what- ever the decision of the Court of Claim•. N will probshly be appealed to the 0 B. Su- preme Court --but l'osgrem will have moote- *bias to say about the power w=e=ed by the Comptroller, and it will set be surpris- ing if an act defining/ the dense And powers a that official goes to the President for his •igeston before the fifty fosrth Congress *ads iw life. T'he Rlyth people know what hospitality MOUND Rev. G. H. C.bbbAlok smaif 50 .xselloit etas sbsas5e 5f Rev Jas. 14^ . Comms Tali pares. (loniau•tt, Groat Nert►western, (et. 1 .3. Chutes, Huron Central, Sept, 25 26. Belgravf, E. W•w•nosh, Sept. 30,0.t. 1. Toronto industrial, Sept. 2-14. Leedom, We•tera, Sept. 12-21. Owen Spend, Sept. 17-19. Guelph, Central, Sept. 17 19. illerten. imagine towttnhip, Sept. 23, Kuser, South Huron, Slept 21 24. %area, Hay, Sept 23 24 Wimgtm=, Turaberry, Sept 24 26. 1'ollimgwoed, Nertbern. Sept. 25 27. It. Mary's, Routh 1'ertb, Sopa. 2626. Stratford, North Perth, Sept 2625. Atha Craig, Northers, Sept 26-27. Brawls, Seat Huron, M.�. 96 27. S.afertb, T sek.rwith, Aqt. 96-27. Mitchell, (lot 1 2. Walkertem, Northers. Oil 141, Hamilton, (wtral, Oat 1-5. Demeans, 0.t 10-11.