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THD LD.A.DI117C1. 1%111BNITISPAIL.PPIR, HTTRON OOVNTY.
FOlat Y -SEVENTH Y1:A R. -2:i36
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, SEPT. 29. 1895.
D. McG I LLICUDDY, EDITOR
NEW AQ+ERT1S147e--SEPT. 26
1'•ae.
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They are the Best The Fair
Lawlor CrMuooa in Mihtuery -K. B.
Smith 4
Fal; llilluary -lues Yates . 8
A Few leaden with 1's -A. L. Wear 8
Boot sad Shoe Selo -Wm. Muumuu, jr 8
%Velment -Jet. Rebtases 4
New Fall Goode- Celbores Bre. 8
•rd of Thanks -S. 1'. Bastedo. 5
Hardware- -Jet. Tate 4
Reedy Made Llothieg- ,las Reid
Pr, ,deed. sad Millinery -1. T. Ache -
.c• . . .... . 8
Sated flush Ssllrisg--G. T. Fult.rd &
('o . 4
;•;-t sole of Howbeld Furniture
,usdry, suet 8
Anneal Eames of the G l'.1 8
tunes R. K Smith . , .. - . b
local I T Acheson. 5
Legal Nide of Property -2 N. Lewis, 1
T is Excuntooe- By. AramMsaft b
'.during F J Tritium .. . .... . 5
5
Card of Thanks
(2 N t l' of TH.ISKS--
ToaoiTu,l4ept AN. Ilii.
Doe iter tad Brother. - 1 have to &ekeo.
ipjge with malty thanks the receipt of )our
pot . ith cheque for SCOW. the ineurasiv in
eke A 0 t -.1.t" bele by the late Mr. C. r Ammo
W. A month has only elapsed "thee the nos
,mean papers were hid. and rhe promptness
fa rmeeed Mg to the •ppli .1 too i• renal I)
Leemm.ndat.ie on the part of 'he Order
(test gratifying to V, . B.atedo} and my
Tears in 1' IT, & 1'. H. T. IIAgTLKIIO:
Ha Oen. E.., .
gwporder of Maple Leaf lair, \o. 17.
llderl.k. Ontario'
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Legal Sales
THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE,
CHANCERY DIVISION.
1. 1:.. l.anrosfer- Sale by/. soler of last I 'ru
oerty of this Estate.
Pursuant to as order for walle m.4. heroin, I
will receive t, oilers up to twelve 0el9ek norm.
on
Tl-iC-liAY THE ITHII)A N. OF (k'TOitCI1 1 e
for the purchase of Lot 100 Lighthouse street
Oorieneh. Tine attest nn diad sell cannot he
icy:elld. and there u • 'ante two story solid
hack house ther"oa.
reran lung teethe of purchar money down
sad bats,* within one month. a itho•t Intel
e.;
listed At uoderich this 44th d.) of eptenther.
A.I . Ilpl
1...4,_14.W IS, NALt'OM1ON.
BBiirrrnster, Master at (Soden. h.
tioderich. 11.
Speelal Notions.
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10A FOR SERVICE:-.iTKOROfl;H-
I) bred Clouser While bar fee service.
W I IAnt BROS . _Herm Reed. ser railway
eraawasr. LD 1s.
I: ni
atm
herr.:
slava.
(IT LIME - WHY SEND OUR
ntowoy out of town by buns; imported
Wilson Brow. can supply you with the
cheapest and brut 'mem ('•tads.
at I'iprr'sdam, ' hOi.ret building Mose
hamd at the lowest prieeta.
ani\ 114 U., Harm. Road. near the railway
Crumbs. s St 1m
t')HN COOK, 1►RAYMAN, FURNI-
tl
tuft awned. baggage copied for and de
livered to all parts of the town. Meets al'
train* sad bears. Rooms over Wm. Ache
re. hansom shop. Oederich. 1341
PRIVATE FUNIS - PARTIES 1►E-
1 "irons of obtaining money en lint claw
farm ae unity roe do so at 5 per neat by ap
plyieg to J. A. MCLION M.1I. Roes illi. free
NM Muddied'. Toosato, wltem
TYUTM- LANK, ISSURR OF MARRIAGE
LUosasea, Co. Clerk's woe. 3At
WANTED TO RENT OR WORK ON
trher... • farm of good land and or-
chard. ,Address, a. R. McLNil O ALL.
situ (lederith P. O.
Property for MN•
1L108 SALE; OR RENT THAT VALU
rr .hle farm of Neer,a in t.eeburr., within
one male et esMelhou..- and I'resbytrriae
orb. s mile and • half from Dunlop peat
,Tpe• end four miles from l3odench. blood
keine aad bu,idin.e and ezcet oat well' of
Pere water, Oaod snaky of firewood. cedar.
and rulw.y timl4r. Terme reaMsble. Asov
Von the premise or by tetter to J.O. CLOT
N, Dunlop I'.o. IS -It
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Fill: SALE:. -- CHEAP, ON EASY
r Tl:RM i :
W..r half of lot !!, concession S. West
Ws.mnnsh, 100 actor .A well improved
tarn,
hot 9. , and own l0, subdivision of Block 8.
('elborne about 3.5 acres.
10 -The shop lately occnpled by the
late Thos. Baeyd.
Appy 10 M,b JOH\MTON.barrler. Mode-
na wtett
Legal NoUoss.
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1'DICTA!. BALE. OF FARM PROP
1' THR TNIOH COURT Of JUSTICE -
cif ASCENT DIVIIIOI,
I'• r1,, m.tlf,, of Robert ?(nary l'rnefor.
1 -rrinr, and Je.wte May Proctor, lotan!
.JAr. • of IA, late Joke .1. I'ror•tor,
I',1,1aaut to the order made In this matter.
ther.•awill be dabs the sollt by iinhiI.&iMtn).atith.
(,flunei. 01 Hai... an 11+tows of Clinton 10
the reel.y of Ile -en. on
MONDAY. SEPT. 1Oth, I1Rfi,
u three °clock in the aherweos. by David
the, anent. anetloorr. the following esinaable
las f. namely
1 number 11 1,14 two in the thirteenth eon
cession oar the township of tiedetich in 1M
' " ') o1 H•:-ne, containing eighty acre. of
▪ ober. or Iers. Tbhs prnpert y a. BE arced
thrr.- miler. from the town of (Tartan
sod n miles from the town of tioderleb.
Tho h°ps
tldineeaist of a frame home t...:111.a ,•,rt) diol book horn lei14 with Mose
a' Suds ion, , The sof, to • sand, lotto.
Th -,,nisi omiatata. shoat f nor .crn. There is
""'n • .melt orchard. 1 he tarn us well
wa•ered.
notes and CONDITIONS. Ten per Deet,
nn 'ts day of nate. awed the I.1...-. with'.
.buoy date Overeater. in all ether ,-.gents
*be0Mdit osa will be 1be',mediae coodltlace
glib. Hiph Olen of Joe lo. Cbo.(+mry Dlrf-
tlw. TkM y win M sold, teleeet to •
"Mr hW ures es the
Mao en meet • leas A.D.
sad a• a ...eta] of 8*15. palette se the ghat or
Teirmte- Iars
►car firth*, lartIealsrs needy to R. HALR.
g"i . ('hien w rad uwderassed.
lAsp.s ('AgTWRIGHT . r AMZKON
Of s1. Rehir s% HOLT 8 HOt•MWS.
D.)
.d M.M 10Ih. tail 11e0eltovs. O.Awrbeh.
DWI*,
( S.I*e Wells, the market prdear, ie
bre'w ( proud ps
so-er .f • lipase* anima
rz
by him this year wbiirb "O. 9 its
It hi a maonill•••t'poemas el S 5
ens 'rwT-
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
The ciI'I.L trots the z4..& igtlL.
A werb1) steel .f ('Maur ♦ewe sorted
■p 1. sari lterybedy - PPM ■.d
r.1., a llpprd rad 1 e.de.sed
Preto hirer, gentle..
MORRIS : Ono of our fartnert
e0aale% over 600 gramss oh s nob of corn
thie Fall
Clinton : Miss Shepperd, Ise long oon•eet
ed with the News -Record, goes to New
Haven,
I
Keefer Mn. McDougall joined her has
laud here then week.and returned' with him
to Modem. to reside.
(:odeneh Township - The next meeting of
the Towaship council will be held at
Holmoo ills os Monday, Oct. 7th.
brucaBrld A. Mustard tool in a pailful
of potatoes the other day, which contained
fp•• weivhtog upwards (4 '16 pounds.
Myth Win. Sloan left on Wednesday
morn for Chicago, Illinois. He intends
to rooted • medical college in that city.
Hehoseville : Dr. T. Holmes, Detroit, re-
turned home on Wedosaday, having spent
• few d.ys visiting his mother, Mrs. .1.
((elutes.
Holwiserille . Miss Sarah ('ourttee, who
ba. for Dome time been under medical care
in Toronto, ha. returned 'ready improved
is health.
Wingheni 1', A. Mills and J'. S. Smith
went shoottsg on Monday of Iwo week and
succeeded is capturing ten birds without
the aid of a dee.
Holten : That other day Mise I1e11. Wob-
titer was awoken down with psr•lysus, w•
are pleased to learn, however, that she is
now much hetter.
Seaforth : Wm. 'Watson, a he fora num
ber of y roan had been employ d in the es-
tablishment of Knght Krce.,le(, on "Veda*.
day for (Winnipeg.
leedesb .. Mies .Iohastnu, teacher of
sus. N., B. returned sad resumed work on I
Choose'.) morning ; she hied been laid up
anise the holidays.
Stylish -1 Wm. Woods. • popular ez-
cnuctllnr of the village, was married ow
Wedned•v to Miss Graham, niece of J.
Gray, of Florence,.
Clinton Last week Will Shipley lest ,
three horses..nppo.edly from impure water;
the 11 a peony serious lues as they were hts
hest working horses.
Exeter . Warren Snell sod Will Dignan
wheeled to London on Mnoday of lot week i
on their hole., • distance of 32 tulles, in 2
hours and to minutes
Bolgraye : Mr.. 'tufts has rr..rved a leave
.f absentee from the post office tail Nor. 1111,
nw,.g to iii health ; she is also bating •
furnace Placed in her store.
Clinton : The other day the wife of T
li:dmus-i. 1.11 and eust•tn.d a very seven
sprue d the ankle : at gest It w.. thought
that too lun h was broken.
Soafnrth . .lames Leaman had two horses
killed by lightning during the storm on
Tuesday night. The horses were pasturing
oil Mr Leoman's term, near here.
Clia'••n 6 P. Sibley, for several veers
head tuner at the 1►„ktrty I Primo Factory,
has d.ci,tad to return to the United States.
and will make hyo future home in Georgia.
Exeter : While manipulating • draw
knih the other day Will Smith, ot"Spring.
burst- farm, Hay, cut a bed gash in his
knew. He will he laid up for a few weeks. i
Tuckersmith : Mise Monteith, of the
London Road, Tuck-r.mish,who had taught
the Hari ek school in Hulteit very success-
htily for several years, declines re engine -
mint.
Wiogbam : L.wrenee Trinity has per•
Mused the brick house on.lwpba.-sl built
the' Sommer by 1)r. Chisholm. Mr. Tre•cy
has rented has farm Oa moo. 7, Turnberry,to
.lois fife
Exeter : Thomas Pollard died at his resi-
dence. Andrew of on Sunday, 15th int.,
atter .n illness of • few months. Deceased
was a native of Ilevobehire. England, being
born there in 1815.
5 Ihok•os. postmaster, has rented his
200-aere farm is Grey, near Brussels, to •
gdatletnan in Morrie, for five years, at an
apu.l renal of $450. It is are of the beet
farms in this county.
lendesboro : E. J. Crewford rave up
Mn. Longman • farm and It was rooted the
same day to Mrs. Maggedge. Mr. Craw
ford 11te soy. to the Moore farm, on the
13th eon., in the Spriest
Auburn : A very interesting event took
plane .t the towlines of .1. Hoare, on the
1115 inst.. when his aster, Mose Luny, was
united in the holy bonds of matrimony to
N. A. Ktllnugh, of Brussels.
Keeton. . The wild roan in the woods in
Stephen township, who. has created much
disturbance among the .ommukity daring
the pass few menthe, is an escaped lunette
and the bay tum authorities are after him.
I;nd.nch Tp.: The •rrrarornent whieh
W. Leith has made to rent the Elliott farm
no the 4th concession, haring fallen through
he has rented John l'nrresoi s (arm, on the
5M, for • term of five y ears, at • rental of
,175 • year
Klyth • While coming set ot Frank
Metcalf s jewelry store the other day. A
M. Rath slipped. mid falling against one of
the plate elms windows, sashed it 10
.s.ith•rew. A Dew glees had to be get
front leaden.
Vara•: Ales. McConnell. while drawing
ie • lead of pose, left his team tied with the
linos. to drive •erssome oohs ; the watt
broke away sad ren to the been, aril nae of
the heats was en badly °rushed rgusst a
post that it had to be killed.
Seofertk : Rev. Mr Fish, of l'leyerills.
Penaeylwsie,. mid Mn. Firth were hen
this week. visiting their usele, Root. Montt.
Mr. sad Mn. Fish are in their beseystees
tour. Mrs. Tie i. • d sgbar et Dr. Gee.
('alder, • non-use M.Killey boy.
(Males , Jia Jaebw. of S.sfsrth, will
move beek to C;liseen ea oars se the health
et Mrs. Jaeksne will slew it ; by mistake
r edam" osedkciae, she ereefy p_Lened bsr-
se f the ether Asp, bat bet mosey friends
wilt M glad le bear she is reetn rlap
e Haimsevitts : J. T. $slba'ser, sea of
Oar •srproung Soling non, left un Monde
hwafy_ter Philadelphia, where he will
e enblesse his .iodine in the Drexel losutale.I
0. perpo..s t.k1ng • uorn.61 and cooater-
elal Course and expecte W graduate 111 000
year.
Clinton : While J. Crain was returning
home in • wages Wdeesd.y alteraoou, hie
horse get frightened at • dead horse by
the r.sdaide, sad ran away. threw,ng the
°ampoule oat. Toe result was • shalt end
other porta of the wagon beteg broken,
but so .jury to the ooc•pmite.
Wingbam : (M the 10th inst. there
pawed away use of the of 1 reetdeats of the
town, in the person of Mrs. Forge, wile of
Alex. Forgo, in the 78th year of her ave.
The deceased hart been ailing tor some
tiros, hay ing had • stroke of pardyu. some
time ago, but the end mite rather unex-
pectedly.
Kippen : The barn of I:abort Mslk.n•Id,
on the 2nd oouoeseiou of Stanley, Dear here.
wet irrucl by Itghtotrg durior the .rota of
Wednesday 5)ernlog, and the barn, with
its contents, was completely destroyed.
The barn contused the most of this aesee. a
crop, together with some imylemuts, her•
nese, ate. There wet an insurance of $1150
0o the building and ceoteots.
('lime . A terrine thunder and lightniag
. torte wet experienced here 00 'Tuesday
N ight. The north gable end of she Rotten
bury -at. M.tb.dl.t chanh wet struck, bus •
no damage wait dune beyond Leering ofl
deme of the ehio,les ; this i. the .emend
time the church hes been struck by belt -
lung The electric wires were broken sad
the communions of aunts s number of tele-
phones burnt out.
Hay : Two (oaten families nn their way i
from Southampton to Lei tie Point, pitched
their gnu in Taylor's grove, u■ the lake
Mak, iught mile* form here, lett Tuesday .
d ight. Dunes the niah1 it miter. thunder
Neem blew down • large. dry tree. whish
fell over one of the tents, instantly ktllisg
one of the lodusns rad hie wife, ..d evee
ly woueding their daughter, • girl of thir-
teenyears of age There was a third par.
son In the tent, but she *seeped uoisjured. I
Th. names of the nntortunate ;woggle are
n ot obtus•ble, but the women t* a sister of 1
John Crowe, the tedium ageat at South•
atopies.
OOLDWIN SMITH AND -PROTECTION
•, s.wie+ mbar me advocated sibs titer, 1. ,
the Ma itl.rtNsw
To the Editor of The 01 -be.
Sir,-- In your celemns I settee a state
meat repredueed from an Engligh review
that I rppeered on a polities' platform in
favor of a protectionist thrift. The •tate-
leant has bees malts seeer.I time* before
MA baa WI often hese oo•tradietad by 1.m.
feat will probably be repeated as long as it
pa serve the purpose of
mere Set me any it is untrue. My opts
ate th,se of • muders:e free trader. 1 em -
beam free trade as • principle, net ouly on
eeenonuc.l ground*, bat bec.use 11. tends to
allay. by toothy ietercuaree, these Cuter.
phonal 055,uta on which uarrow and in-
digm•ut natures fatten, sometimes to the
sumo df • amnia destructive to their re-
gard for social deos cy .• well as thetr dem-
ote* sei.ee. FonooSllr 1 might not be un-
willing to entertain the policy of direct tax•
atlou with total abolition Int customs. Kut
at present . differeet policy prevails. and
men satins has its writ 1 recognize the
necessity of *dimities the tie. -*I system 1•
the atrcumstauues of the nation, acludioar
such as are greeted by the worm of (0151(s
teal.. 1 dt-elleed the honor .1 represses -
log the (.olden l lub on this entiaent be•
errs 1 felt that while heartily agreeing
with the members of the club, who were
thorough free traders, on the general pre
own, I might mot •Iwova he at one wit►
them ou prsousal .iuestioas. Protectionism
is the imposition of douse, like the Corn
Laws of I ngiand, for the artificial eocour
agement of partoalar un.lustries. To thin I
leave been coestently opposed. Bolero the
elects°. of 1878 1 had an interview with Sir
Jobs Mredowld io tins house and received
from hie own lips the sasuranse that his
his policy was not protection, but, as he but
publicly declared, readjustment, of which 1
held that there was then need. I( Sir .John
M•edon.ld was afterwards led Ly political
considerations which be deemed paramount
to 'imbrues protection, as he admitted to me
that he was, my oosut.acy was not alfct
ed ley the change.
1 was the President of the Commercial
('mon Club and have always done as much
as my pen pound do. both oy ecusomtu•1 ar
gement and by the removal of lnternataonal
antipathy, to moot to giving to the todustrl-
ous people of thus country what 1 regard as
the uesumrble benefit of • free continental
market.
There were other coosideratioe. besides
the readjustment of the tariff which led me
is 1878 to give an independent support to
Sir John 1leedoo.ld, whose superior ability
l reoognired, though i was sever see of his
partisans. (oi.*wiN Senna.
Torooto, Sept. Il.
4N wspe so 11r S15u/ lite effise 1.l
Vim merallt---
THE LOSS OF THE EDAM. I yes •at $p iog: Clsrt%11.1 -..1d :Jell FROM OVER THE BORDER.
A Big Ocean Liner Founders.
A rentals. •1 sea 1. a rein 4...,. toe l ate
atoll) The rummager. sad t row A11
saved aad sr.stgbt t. rare
la a 1r.wter.
kONI)ON, Sept. I J. - The steamer
a•.m fres hew 1 ori :opt. 6, for Atwater -
dam, l.uudored off Storz Point, en the
southern coast of England the morning after
• colhs►on Her p•weengers end crew were
saved.
Lloyd • agent at f'rawle I'uiat wires that
he observed • steam trawler head for Start
Bay hevt•g three large ships boats 1c taw,
and that the steamer hereof on* of %Test
Hnrtlepeel tool the trawler In tow and
beaded for P imouth. ♦ large number et
p.epto were seen le Om W..14 and on the
desk of the trawler. 1'13. weather was
foggy.
p. y mouth, Sept. 19. --To. steamer Beres-
ford hes arrived here towing the trawler
l aiture and three boat. ountaiaing the sap -
tet., crew and passengers of the Nether
'rad. (las steamer Edam, which came a1e
wU.smon at one e'clek thus morning fifty
miles south-east of Start Point, with the
steamier 'Tarkenton during • thick tog. The
Edam t•unuered. The 1 uekeritan was tet
se the fog end sot semi afterwards. Every
one on board the Edam took the boat and
ail were picked up by the trawler.
New York, Si pt. 19. 1 hs F54.m was r
barque -roped, screw sweeter of 2,030 tons,
311 feet 6 tock.. l.og,39 test 4 moos beam,
and 30 feet 3 inches depth ot bold, and was
supplied with two compound engines of 1,-
800 burgs power. She w•e built •1 Fisten-
ourd is 1883, and was owned by the Nether-
I.adeAmartcas Steam N•vigatues Co., of
Rotterdam.
Start Point off which the Edit soak, is
• bwilaud in ore County of Devon, about
nine miles south • west of Dartmouth. Pr.w le
Pettit te• few miles westward of Mart Point,
to the sae. county.
London. Sept. 19. --The steamer Turk..
tar, whieh Mine 101.0 continue with and
sank the str. Edan., was spoken off the W-
ard the afternoon on tie way to Cardiff.
New York, Rept. le, Agent Peeper-
toom, of the N•therlend.-American >:.i. N.
Co., had received only mantis.. ezehsege
advice *Utile loss of toe Edam up to 10:30
A r , mid these oorrobor•te the reports of
the United free. All haads,had arrived at
Plymouth.
The Eda.0 carried 75 in her crew all told.
j She was tilted solely for steerage peseenver.
Ms.i-tseigbt She bad capacity for 1,600
steerage psierenger., sun had camel as
many as 1,200. She euuid etenm about 11',
knots, mad took 14 drys tor i M pvesge be.
tweets New 1-otl and Anseterd.m,
Too oompuy velure nor at 5250,000,
which is fu:ly ..'.reed by tn.ureoce. Her
Garro comprised 2,000 tone of mono, 900
Ions tit floor, 1,500 tag* of coffee, 195 cases
of sewing machines, 183 canes of 1oi`.coo,
and general merchandise valued approxim
Mealy at8120.000.
Th. Turkeotou, wh eh collude] with the
F:d•m, belongs to the A,iglo-Ar.bs.0 and
Persian Stsau.ship Company, 1,to ted, of
Leaden. She was Inuit in 1894 01 Lauthoo'e,
N et steel. 345 feet liar, 47 feet beam and
26 feet depth of hold, and measure 2,612
cwt .ud 4,060 grow tonu.ge.
Lest,os. September 20. --The Times give
prominaace to day So a letter from Admiral
Fitzgerald, in which the writer says that
lord 1)nnr.yeu mud •zpeot that his nos -
duct is the limiter of the Antenna's imp
match races will be severe'✓ entombed, and
that it amperes unfavorably with that of
Mr. Iselin. "His tear minded tenantry men,"
the Admiral says, "have maim to rant the
emirs* of Lord J)unrwvea, and .11 tree lov
sea .f sport moat regret that Mr. Iselin'•
seneroam offer to email the seemed race was
d&eliad. Tecbanally-, Lord Dnaraven'e re-
fusal to sail es the third day was right, bet
the antrum sboald have bows treated ape.
broader erosade. Ammer:seas throsghset
have shows the trove sporting iamtisot. The
Imp•rli.l nonlife e) Nanti(aI history,' the
letter oonelades, " will say that Lord Dem.
raven hes (ailed en upheld oho best tradi-
tions of Magnets y ehl-rtaenag.
♦ easel sample of hew the people wank
the newspaper for Mrgmia. mine 1s bead no
Mseelay. i■ our Lws lent week H. It
Pdleeb adyer{iod a "Removal ale, ' .o5)
steatite' as Friday meesiae, sad by dater
day ineahs stray et the Kae advertised
wore geed oat, but Mayday will see their
plows as hos bamptio table filled with bet
mgt memo tomo one.
IIOW 1T 0..-t RRLn.
Plymouth, Sept. 19. --The fellewiag de :
trills of ,the co,Iisien were obtained trom l
passengers of the F:tam, who were
brnaght here in tow of the steamer Herea-
ferd,
It was pitch clerk when the collision
occurred, and at first tutees. alarm was
o wntfe.ted by those on the steamer. ♦e
coon, however, as 11 was semi that the
Turkestan was st.uding by to argot, and
that the trawler Vulture was alongside, the
mixtety became lee.. The Edmi, s boats
were r.piuly lowered, and It was found that
there was ample room is them for .11 G■
board the steamer. Then was hardly time,
however, for the pawLgers to doth. them
selves fully, .od the women threw oa the
olothing smireet .t hand .ad mute Cheer
way to the deck, whence they were lowered
to the bots, they bring the tint to go over
the y.wl's stile. E'orten.wly the .e. was
.smooth, and the transfer was carried o0
without difficulty and perfect order was
m.intuuud The Turkestan .cod by until
all were clear of the sinking roamer, which
went done et 3 Matlock. The Turkestan&
store, was 13541) damaged.
our I•..1. WIl9Try LR
Linden, Sept. 19. --Tbe (0.ster of the
trawler Vulture, which picked up the t.,ree
boats of the 84.., end with 1h. m was
towed to Plymouth by the steamer Berm
ford, says that besrfag the awash of the col -
beton, though not being •hlr to see any •F,eg
owi.g to the fog, he made for the soot
wbese . the sounds came. He (mood the
Vasa filling rapidly, but there was still
.mp:e• line to rescue that" on hoard. Then
was 1.m poeio whatever. and the officess and
(nw and n•w0ger..1ike behated with ad-
mirable eosins=
THE FALL ASSIZE.
Keaoom and fourteen ether. for 41.600, is
shares of 5100 mob. It is claimed for lb.
Ole. toot the kerne was smell la urn, mid News Notes From Washington
1201. mi animal that would have bees molest
ed, but for the hreedtng clamed for him by
clefts., and ea alleged record of 2:30),whwh f/et Nard . Awlode en 1.M NNor sae+t le■
plffe. claim was really never made, the
bootee beet time hetmg 2.59. The o.. be
``•• Thursday at 4 o crook and lasted ent11
Fr►uay, evening. Veriest for delta., with
meets. 1'aai.ron, Holt t Heins for putt.;
liarrew, 1.1.1., sad F:, Sydae) Smith, (.1 C.,
for deft .
Molarty vs, Smith was p+etpsated until
next Court.
Scott va Pike Au asttoo to mover dem
ares fur alleged arrest ames
d mel..ttof
l
character. The ease was settled y deft.
for 21100 and coati. Meredith, l'•meroo,
.ludd & Drumgule for pus; (:arrow a Proud
toot for deft. _
HARRISTON V8. OODEICH.
Local aaesballers ala Mgr the wrrl.aea
Chub.
On Friday lett the Harrieton Rrowis
came to l:uder.eh os • tour end played the
(,odoneh club 10 tae •iterno.ri. The
H•rrutens were successful in Brussels and
Chilton, but felled to beet the l:edench
teen), as the anoezed.t•ten,ent of game will
show, .
The features of ;he game, which was
somewhat slow, only one ball being in re
summon, although repeated foul bite were
made, were three double plays by the home
team, which happened most opportunely.
Following u
THE SCORE.
.tenni( 'H.
AK K H PO A
Histamines s 6 2 1 4 0
Thompson 113..,3 1 0 12 0
Holmes ea p5 3 2 1 5
La roes 4 b 4 2 1 6 5
Tilt 3 b, . 5 1 0 3 0
A. Robe rts •f3 1 0 0 0
Shannon r f.,. 4 1- 1 0 0
Daho I f .. . 4 3 0 1 0
H. Robertson p ar 2 1 0 5
The Resell 1. tie 1's.ce sad limp J1 Leas
weeb.
Y.tto. vs. 11.115).0 --As ands. 1 est.b
i.h • boundary 1555 between then pantie.'
who reside in Morris township The jury
was 41154)11 eed with, and htts lordship din
mimed the a.tjna with neat.. (i•rrew 1!
Prosllfoet for p8 4 ; A,.rwerth, 9 f1, .ad R
1.. Nekoosa. for deft.
Martindale ve. Hopp - As semen for m.4-
eys evatrpaM on the shipment ed hey Jury
despewe5d with, awl his I.rdahtp rave jadg
swot few puff for 5644 65, sad interest from
Mareb 8, 1896 (*arrow, Q C., .0d R. S
Reye for puff : J. M. Bow ter deft.
ileaaem l al vs Dygerrt--This moa We
amiss fee ndules% mirepresntatios is
the gats of • banes, .ad it erected • Brest
awe ei interest, the planate, 0nmbrlswgg
54Mea, besides their winsome& The mien'
r paws true • is'sttlsg wallies sowed
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
Total ... , ..... 17 6 27 16 6
HAI1R1MTON.
A.B. R. H. 'Q. A. 1.
Stuart 2h 4 1 1 4: 4 3
Lennox cf.. 13 2 1 02
Hartley If 5 0 0 0 ON 0
Itrsdley se - 3 1 0 1 3 \1
Angus rfa p 4 0 1 0 2
Boyd c 4 1 1 3 3 0
Lemon 36 4 1 0 0 1 2
McGrath 1n .3 2 2 16 0 1
Hamilton part 4 1 0 0 3 1
Total 9 6 24 16 13
50055 IT I11 L'U*.
1234b6`789
(;.ederich 1 0 4-8 0 0 3 Ito -17 6 6
H.triston 002023020- 9 613
Batteries : Goderiob--Reherena H-,
Holme end Malcomeoa.
H•nittes--Hamt!tun, Angus and Boyd.
Umpire -(:rower and K 1 ilt.
Two how hits, Boyd. Struck out by
Holme., 4 ; Hamilton 2.' Bars on halls, off
Robertson 7: Hobnobs 1 ; Ilam:Iten 4 ;
Angus 3. • Hit by pitcher, Stuart. Double
playas, Holmes to Thompson, L.al'.ge to
Thumsauo and LePage unaswuted,
LEESURN.
MoNtuy. Sett. 23.
t-'nrto u Norse. -Alex ('raw, spoken of
to our last week.s items, pre shed here ea
Sunday. A congregational meeting wall he
held at 10.30 .. M. on Monday of nett week
to decide on a call for •,pastor, Rev. -1. A.
Anderson beteg moderator In the matter.
..N• one will forget the tea meeting
Thursday of ►hie week. the Nile show will
furnish the music, several clergymen w:IL
give addressee and the editor ot Tile '1 .
NAt. will be among the speakers,
PORT ALBERT.
Tt's.0Ay. Sept. 24.
Mr. Holt has sold his house and het to
Steven Martin, of Kingsbrides.
Wm. Itobiesen, of Dunlop, he mood In-
to Mr. Delouse house and opened • buteber
shop a the village.
The bridge has bad • sew floor put on sad
is a good jar but a ten foot cover on the
entre would have been just as food ad
dose for est" fourth the money.
John McBride has bought the Martin
property soar the lake from Mr, Harrow,
has taken possession and is making improve•
meet and emeth10g may happen soon.
Nothing is hoard of the huddine of the
meth pier, and I •m skald the premie will
be • (eller* end the township will be out
the 6100 ; but then it was • grad trip, aed
son. of our folk wanted 11.
Then is n5 indication of • 1 y election as
yet. The fir.• iodisation of se election is
omit of the ander *trappers Irma the engin
..r's Oboe is eons here to inquire about the
loos of timber, soma. etc , and measure the
depth of the water, end put • few ,edeb•t4
marks on the odd toilet pile, sad then the
election will neem follow. Thin 1101111110.0• T•
r er.sCy appreeisted•
rawer. se the i-etoper.11er .f gar
Treaties.) Almon l oboe 1111-
bs+lens - -1 Mb l eostolsleo.
Brom our Regular ('oneepondest,
‘VASHINGT0N, 1►.('., Sept. 23. -
President Cleveland's position in the tem -
Ing samaritan u the gut feet oftener' dopes, -
ed by tine who are interested to politica.
Everybody het • theory as to just what
that position aa, but, strange W
N obody pretend. to "putt oy the authority
of Mr. Clevel.nd himself. A geatletnan
whose personal awl puhtlurl . ooauoo
with Mr. Cleveland' is of (1e closest nature
e poku very tuteraguugly on tiro sublect,bet
nudcr circua,.t•ne.s which preveua the use
of hu uaaie, which would add much weight
W his word.. 11'- wad • "Iew presidents
haste allowed their tuteuttow to be mi.repre-
seated to the exteot *het 31r. (len-land.' are
beaag musrepreeeuted today. Nobody (nown
this any better ilia be :b... He tea -s
.chenuag for another u.auo.tion from his
party, although be would probably •ceept
at .t he thought It ae.vaian to cetr) out
the idea whish governs the WAIL ul his
othctsl nota. The idea as to prevent the
silver meat sontrolliog the next democratic
o attoa.l cenv'•nt*ou. Mr. l leveled could
with five word& put a cud te the mention
of his time iso .ousectlou with •author
005)1laium, but he has an idea that hie
n ame will aid the •tit, -savor mea to control
the convention and for .het remain 3oes not
'peal then. Wh--ther those words will be
spoken when a utfici.nt number ot deleeates
have been elected to make a certain whether
the couven Sou w,11 be rover or atm elver,
or whether by that time Mr. Cleveland will
hare decided hat his u.uae must go before
the conveLL..1a anyway, I. cat ibis time
• matter of doubt, nod will doubtless
be detertutoed largely I. cir umataucer,
but whatever Mr, t'levelms4 doe
you may be sure it will be part of hie
general plan to keep silver dow12. He is
thoroughly maturated with the 1 tea that the
gold men of ;he wend ree.td him as their
. peelsl ehaapt.u, an he also regards pith
..If.
Attorney (dean( Harmon bows gr•oi.ful-
ly t0 the nugbty power &loath the Iew gives
Ore Cemptreller of the 1'rsasury, by inform
tag the Secretory of Agriculture, wbu had
asked an °tfisiat °ratio of the I►epartmeat
of Justice conerming his right to make cera
esu expenditures, that he had applied to
the *rotor 'bop ; that in .11 matters cun-
'srninr the expendoag of publ.e money the
Dockery reorg•avau.n law had mode 'he
Comptroller • opinion more powerful than
that of the .-1tt,onu y I:eueral of the United
State'.
The snervy snd suc.:..s with'which the
ldovernment edictal" are ruuninv down
('ub.n filibusters throws a very suMtantiml
doubt upon the pertudicaliy reiterated rumor
that the edminarattus us prepared to ree0g-
u ze the Cabbies. In this world it is nearly
always " tike master like man.- If the ad-
mtaustraties did not mut tome filibusters
headed toff or captured It would mot take the
minor officials lag to Its attacked with film
buster .bltndoesa. Tb.re are biota that as
attempt is going to be male when ('engram
meets L make parst.an political capital out
of A'nencu eyutpatby for the Cuban revol-
mtiumia te.
The us.ompromus;ng 16 to 1 or aothitag
silver mei, stook the: ,t would have been
better for Kam*tor Vett, of Missouri, to have
lett out . portion tel the statement be pub-
lished over his oignaturs as • denial of the
report that he had toliowod Senator Mille
and changed rug "potion on the silver yue-
tien, although 'he .:atemea was entirely
consistent with the S.nstor. 1'nagreeeidoal
re.ord. The port th.t was objectionable to
the silver oma eta where he said if he
eeuldu t get free coinage at 16 to 1 M would
be willing to vote for •uy other ratio that
eopld secure a major',y iu ('oagrees. How-
ever. se Mr. Vent stated. he ha,l already-
voted
lreadyvoted in Congress for rani. ail the way
frons 16 to 1 to 20 to 1.
The movement to trader the U. S.
Fish Commission, now ao independent
bureau. to the Department of Agriculture
has gretwo so rapidly that the prediction to
mow made that it will go through Congress
with a whirl. The Fish*Commtesio0 o.bout
the lotto** of • half d -ren Independent bur-
eaus
uresus th.4 f or some y ears defied al I 1 'onrrertnon-
•I attempts to attach them 1c some of the ex•
scull's departments of the Government,
through the shrewd manipulation of pores -
ago sppresprtatton. by ..he mem who were at
their heed' It isn't credible to ('oo(re.s-
men, but it is none the lee true, that the
appointment of eons or other relatives to
built salaried erattiows secured the votes
land influence of even those who had earned
the title of "wets►iep of the treasury '.
Tit y watched and did 8. growl at
other.pprepri.tios that had weak .pets,
bet when is route to an appropriation that
was to he shared by their relative they
kept gniet and voted for il.
MANY DISAPPOIN rED.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
HAscsh'r r.*R Orroosa.---A new name
appear* answer the writers of short .tone
in Harper • Megaton. in Mary Stewart ( tit
hog, who is the author of "The r'oupoos of
Fortune, • clever son humorous tale of
New York fin.eti.l st>emslstion. The
seemed paper by Richard Harding Darts.
"Three liriegos in Central ♦utsriM wbwh
is printed in the ()Kober number, describe
• journey fres the interior of Headers. to
the western .east, and the queer eapital
T•guetvalpa. is whieh there is nothing
watch was sot either mad* ea the spot or
brought on horse or mule beck over the
mnuto*0.. ♦ pathetic story of tramp life
is given by Josiah Flynt, who malls
his tale "Jamie the Kid.. This nter,
describe. the downhill of • way
ward boy, enited from his hem. by •
tramp, sad apses 1. thoughtful parentis •
WWI. field for p►IMathrnpic .sde.vor.
t'eslteey Iigalow . history, •'Th. Oerssaa
Strunk for Liberty. marshes in shot/anther
asmbar the opined* of the Tyrolean patriot
Asdrer Refer. The spirited illustration
at R. Osseo Woodville add ts•teri•lly to
the II•Mlw of the of soy.
Tweets Pale t lal4torr M.KA to tee IM w.s-
■lartmer or a well•Ss.we Product.
Toe, .s'r tspeciali Sept. 23 Many regrets
were expressed by visitors to the Indu.tral
Fur that the 1►odd's Medfeiee 1 omp•ny of
this cite did ant hav• • display of their
well kaolin Ikwld's Kldee% Ptlls,the remedy
which hoe by thi(t(tin*e become m widely and
favorably known for 1.b• •beolute mare of all
complaints of the kida•ce, even in the meet
smite Mage•, A rumor was current that •
public exhibition of the manufeetmre of the
remedy would bo given, hut the restricted
qac" this year provost...I the prewi1lity of
snob a scheme. Theme who west away dl.
appointed .t not ,5Na4 the masnlantnre of
the moody will have to wait till sett year.
F.veter : doth Spackman took • large
dose of palest -toad saltpeter in mistoke for
Epsom sales, tie Saturday night. whieh
nearly proved fatal, 11*. doeter had to
ewe • etnwt•oh pump to relieve him. He wee
able to attend to leis brelwoe no Hendee AC.
though feeling • little the worse ler had mar -
r