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THE BIbNAL: (.ODE1t1OH• ONT.. TIIURSDAY* JUNE 18, 1896.
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IVKRY THURSDAY MORNING
ay K. tie•O--NI
Uses of !'ektla.uew-a sad le, wart -/weal.
dederM*. Calsis.
Teres or NbseAP4MS
Owe smooth, 1a .4....s
Thee taoatbe,
els "
Dee fear.
V
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••••1 f1
L eak et fee. babel.
istitr label is • wending menet of the does
t. woo* you are paid sin. nee that It le net
showed to fell into arrear.
When a ehen'e of edd►ew 1' 4.••Ired, Mia
t t• old and the new address eboold beeves.
41verelates Relive
Legal and other trowel advert ammonite. deo
w line for Beal lnerrtlon. sed s (lents per line
fee sorb eut.ainent tnsertton. orf -neared b
• onsp.r..l anal..
Bushmen. n.,rt• of els noes anti leader, lS per
year,
•• i or Lostro lied. Strayed
aineaflns Vecert. Sonatinas Wanted and
Bsdnem Chances 'Tante• not ...aeons( $
11ses nonpnrell. Ili pet mouth.
Moore nn sale anti e•,rme on Mte, net to
e t ►s. d II - t t f..r ere month. Yta, pie sob
woo til mons*. Lnrv. r ado •. la protiOrDals.
Aay gent.! lied., theoblert of twit nth V to
Promote tt t tau watery hand$ et any
emus' or nnmpery, In be ennaldered •o *d-
eartlttear i, and obanro4 an-.rllatdy.
Local ate ire' V alinfareii type we Deet paw
word. mo ant hoe Wmtman 'ie.
Loos! .M ins le ordinary reams 'vpo two
mete per word, No actio• for Trees than inc.
Notices fur churches wad other religious and
benevole.t'.atltutlon, halfwits.
Subscriber who fstl to twelve Ten Stas tL
rerelarly by mall. w1U e rotor • favor by ac-
quainting se of the toot at •4 early an date s
P ublisher's 1.4lte.
J. C. Imo Towel. of Ooderleih, kat hews ap
palated Local Travelling Afeent for Use town-
ships of God•rlob. Oolboroe, Asb$eld and We-
waiseh.
Loral postm•stsr over the dlatrtot are also
empowered to receive subeoriptlo.s to Tun
Sfes•L
Atl communications must beaddressed to
U MCGILWOUDDY.
Twit ,
Telephone Cattle, Qoderrlccia, pat.
QODERICB, THUMIDAT. JULY M. IMI.
IT SHOULD BE DONE.
IN 1673, when the Liberals attained
power under MacKenzie, a great mis-
take was II ads when the rascals con-
cerned in the Pacific Scandal were not
criminally prosecuted. When the
Liberals stepped short at doing so,
they left the coast clear for their dis-
honest opponents to return to power
in 1678 sad loot the treasury.
It is to be hoped that the mistake
will not be repeated. A careful
investigation ought to be bad of every
department, and no guilty man, be
his position in politics what it may,
should be allowed to escape. Every
thief must be dealt with by the law,
be he •x•minister or ex member, and
punishment must be made to fit the
crime.
With TAlrrs-the man who caused
McGteevT and CONNOLLT to go to
jail -at the head of the Public Works
Department, there is no reason why
evidence cannot be procured that will
show up rascelities in that great
speeding department in the pest
eighteen years ; and with Sir Omen
Mowee in the department of Justice,
we know of no reason why the delin-
quents should not get their deserts.
MIsCIIR was criminally prosecuted
in Quebec, and why should the Fed
oral delinquents go unwhipt of jus-
tice?
THE TWELFTH IN GOOERICH.
THE celebration of the anniversary
of the battle of the Boyne, which was
hell in Goderich oa Monday last was
one of the greatest demonstrations
•ver held in the Huron Tract, and the
good order which was maintained
throughout the day reflects the highest
credit on the participants.
It was clear:y demonstrated that
no town in Canada equal. Ood•rioh in
facilities for abeoroing a large, con-
course of people without fear of con-
gesting its public arteries, and many
were the encomiums pawed on the
taws and its various points of interest
by those who visited Huroa'l county
town on the occasion.
It is a pity, however, that a better
bill of fare is the shape of the oratory
of the day was not prepared by the
committee which had the program in
hand. The 10,000 visitor, deserved
to have had the privilege of listening
to some men of importance in the Or-
der, from whom a proper presentati-n
of the principles which governed the
body could be had, rather than be
forced, as they were to hear the vain
babbling& and platitudinous verbiage
Of a pelt d village peeaoheru sad a
kelt-baked country doctor whose sur-
roundings and teachings had been
necessarily restricted,and whose views
of the great questions of the day were
of the narrowest kind.
No one in this day can deny that
the Orange Order has beoome a great
ia•titatioa in Canada. sad a great in-
stitution should undoubtedly be the
parent of great seen. Yet the plat -
Ism exhibition at Herber Perk gave
no dadieation of that wisdom or ability
whish should have beau to the fore tits
the eeension. The mem who vett
Illasd epos to addr•m the greet SOW
Wow of people deshtiene did fly
best, but that beet was of the most
mediocre kind, and was not of such •
&afore .s to bring respect upon the
Order, or add to its membership. The
gathering deserved to have been re-
galed by addresses from oratorical
giaate, and were foroed to put up with
inanities from pigmies.
It is in the interest of the tinier
that oa future occeaious the committee
of management will put forth effort&
to provide big men for the platform,
where large end intelligent audiences
are congregated -as that which was
held in (loderich Monday last un-
doubtedly was -and that superannu-
ated parsons and small beer medicos
of large political aspirations will he
kept at the rear, where they always
should be. The Orange Order is an
institution too greet to have tenth -
rate men for spellbinders on the day
cf its •nniver+ary, and hereafter, it is
to be hoped that nen of national re-
putation and broad dis.'ernent will
take the place of local Liliputians in
the platform exercises. Let there be
big men or none.
SN4P SNITS
-Now for the b• e-electioaL
-How will the fifty cent dollar af-
feet the Sommer n ardor hoses reit year!
-From the ptlttce car to the ice -
wagon was a great drop for Teresa mrd his
o•owd.
-Moneiay was • great day for the
Osage Order in the Heron Tract, and they
eajoyei it, too.
-The Protestant Horse was in
creat shape Monday het, and lo,ked as tf
the ort o-ou was goal and the 000dltioa
powders of esoslleet quality.
-Toe people r f the Huron Tract
will Iona remember the oelebretios of the
glorious, pion• and inrmsrtal memory et
King William to (+stlerioh in 1R9r,.
-Th. meeting of 1 he House at Otta-
wa will not be heli until Aliquot 19, w se
to salols the members of the new Govern -
meat to g before thou oo0etttossts
- When we hear of the rascalities
resorted too io the retreat filiation* by the
frauds of the party thea in power, we i.e.
g•o to wonder how the rowels were beaten
at the ballot -box.
-rhe Rev lirother STOUT would
maks • fine mtwionsry to wad to the Canal -
b•1 1.1 r. 1e. when the natives wanted "raw
meat %Vh.o he is what he is, with the
grew of (Sod, what would he be without it'.
- The Toronto World now claims
that H,o Wiisiiio Lecatrs u olowly
following the Conservative policy. Ole
would thtok that nob • cours* on the part
of Mr. Laratze wool 1 bring happiness to
The Worii, bet we regret to find that oor
esteemed 000tempor•ry to not happy.
FROTHY FRRRRORY app'ars to he
troubled with • flax of languars, • .Lase h
of ids'., and • heek'.ries for reoogoitioo u
• sdver•tooed maitre i ler. Mon lay last h•
talked himself as dry •t • limekiln, and
shoaled for "Water r The only rammer
he est, however, was from • keen -witted
mon of Il n `gel, who had voted for KILTv
e a the 2 I ot Jame, and who Mid. "Lister
to the* dt: d •v a windmill from Clostoft
wsatio' to be drives by wether."
-This *looming country will never
be right until every ballot -box staffer is h
jell. mad the moo who got the pose
weak fools to endanger their liberty are !r
the penitentiary. We, to West Huron. re-
member how the preoloas scamps held high
carotv.1 in the bye Amount of 1892, when
MOYTAUrr woo .%.rwick, and ruled the
roost in 16' red pular in the Albion Hotel
Hs then h,..te 1 that he had • oorobistiea
for marrying elsotims. is the North Ot-
terio scheme hie!
-if the Orange Lodge is not a
Tory institution, why are bl•therekitee I k.
Fwrr,iy FKgzl.oas, of Clinton, allowed to
NSTOPit O?AW
1 fir
Important Events In Pow Woi de
For Busy R•ad•h
tttls flaw weww Maggemtrl easeshdar
elsnasMN and ems Ings Ihridy sad
£.h. Sys Pea stns aew.ttttw et
Mar roper -A MIM Memr's [nM/msms
r mares .o*M M51.msMsw
KAI_LIIOAI, KV re OILING&
The Town Comedl of Birmingham
baa before U an offer from Mr Wil-
liam Mackenale. president of the To-
ronto street railway. and Mr. James
Items, president of the Montreal street
railway, to purchase the whole street
roUway Velem within the town.
InsEITICa-CANAULtIn.
The Winnipeg Free Pres urges the
Manitoba Government to settle the
school question and take 1t out of 110
Federal arena.
Mr. hurler was sworn In at noon on
Saturday as president of the Privy
Council. He had held previously s
conference with Jenne of his colleague
and 1t was agreed that the opening of
Parliament should be postponed for a
month
THE Ylltt•: KE( OMn.
The business portion of Bartlett,
le 11. was entirely destroyed by fire.
Leas $JUO,000.
The town of C. ,bran. In the Province
of Grudnv. Rusara, has been burned.
Three hundred houses were destroyed,
■sad two thousand people are homael.ss.
By the ezpin')ton of an oil lamp in
Buffalo least night, a dwelling -house
was destroyed. three people were kill-
ed and • fourth was probably fatally
injured.
el 1(1Hl:w.
Martha Eby a French woman. who
was confined In the jail at ltame. Ont..
attempted 1,, c.»nimlt sulcld. by sawing
bct throat with a lath until, she hid
punctured the windpipe. It is believ-
ed she will die.
Joseph L. Berard,wholesale hard -
wale merchant. 8t. Paul -street, Ment-
rcal, attempted to commit suicide by
swallowing a dose of carbolic acid. He
f• In Notre Dame Hospital, and there
1s no hope of recovery. The reason
i,-i•igned is his failure to secure the
Mutant rights In connection with a
n. w method to manufacture stove-
pipes.
rtitertcs-Ia1rgKLAe.
The deceased wife's sister bill passed
Re third reading In the House of
Lords by a vote of 214 to 142.
Governor Murray, the British end
French Commodores and the New-
toundland Ministry held a conference
on the fishery trouble.. and there Is
bore of the matter being settled.
The Irish land bill has been fixed to
go Into the committee stage on July
Id. Gerald Balfour, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, continues to negotiate
with the landlords and Natlonalia:s
for a compromise on the measure.
Tab; DEAD.
Encke, the German sculptor, is
dead
‘'Mr. T. K. Grigg, a well known hotel
man. formerly of London. died In
Regina.
Mr. P. E. W. Moyer, editor of the
Berlin Dally News. who was well
known throughout the country, to
dead:
Right Hon. Sir Augustus Berkeley
Paget died at Hatfield aged 73 years.
He was British Minister to Sazuny In
lk 3-59; Minister to Denmark from
135.9 to 18M; Minister to Italy from 1*75
to 1883 and Ambassador to Austria
hum 1414 to 1833.
'1'.. .. Be.Lle.lol-m WOKLU.
The twentieth annual Bible confer-
ence was held at Niagara.
The accounts between the Synods of
Ontario and Ottawa have been settled.
The corner -,tome of the new Em-
erald street eMthodlst Church was laid
at HamUton by Mr. F. W. Watkins.
At the convention of the Christian
Endeavourer, held In iVaehington It
was decided to meet next year In San
Francisco.
Rev. Alex. Grant, speaking at the
Northwest Baptist Convention at Win-
nipeg On the school question, declar-
ed that to put religion. whether In the
form of exerCUses or Instruction, into
the state schools was to do the child-
ren lnealculable dentate.
Tutt MEM 00 WAR.
It is reported In Constantinople that
Mzt> thousand Kurds in the Diarbektr
dlrtrict have revolted and are pillaging
the tillages Imdlscriminately.
The British naval manoeuvres this
week wUl be on a larger scale than
heretofore attempted. One hundred
and five ships and twenty-two thou-
sand men will take part In the ex-
ercises.
The Ancient sad Honorable Artillery
Compan> of Boston visited Windsor.
•rd wan Inspected by the Queen, who
txpre..ed her pleasure at seeing them.
They were afterwards entertained at
luncheon In the cantle.
Dumber the platform sad make porde s
• p•*wbee. FKxuwax is so Oreneem. and b
a
(everything else for revenue purpose* only, o
He was • remdialut in the January rho -
(inn ; thea as nee of the "C.atelq . Tedd b
e nd Freehnrwcomb nattoa, Ire •rie.i to nen
out to the anti-reenedtelt.te, end on Moods,
he wee • Topperita. if his medical abili-
ties are so more reliable them hie polities
sad his pills and powders of err greater viol-
as than his polltio•I mere.., thee Heaves
help ht. patients, for their owe is hard, in•
deed.
IIANNO.N TAres PITS
And *tie tleemtss Qom' TbaS whew tb
..a. g1IMe daenoe Dm11s s eignen
rail, Ile wan Insane.
Midsummer arry end' Ont.. July 1& --Tile
Assizes opened hen to-
day, Justice Ferguson presiding. The
emmrt to -day was occupied with civil
eases only criminal cam on Use
docket to Dat of the Swede. Christina
iianeon, charted with being the mum
dente oe James 1LsBrn. 'I is /mime was
committed on the Rh of last mootb at
Seguin Fall& Kr. L. P. Heyd will nes
with Crown Attorney Johnson for the
prosecution, and the Prisoner Hansom
will he defended by W. L Haight, bar -
tinter of thin tows_ It le said that Haft -
son I. subject to epil.ptle fits and teat
he has been attained by 'pease d
thle nature more than once emcee MO
Inch tl y� bora This Wag the
daftweak* sad h
ht the de&ee wBI
argument for his amnia-
taHbd whilst
� e .
ttae mime was ap
the prisoner wail (♦.
ase os.Ible. At rho •oaclwnhn et eo-
dsy'• pr'ocwaltngs. the grand parr barn
Mt Malshed. They mewl at Lem
beMwfww moraine and IS a true NIB
returese. thui triai will take oleos
Sertawitk
Hassall A. [M d Settiesea
mob has Men Mask isaemsaY.
sad hie fseN MewWay
,♦
tltaod M W mein twee le
At the reception given In Montreal
Y the Major to Vloe-Admiral Erskine
0d the officers of Mer Majesty's mea-
t -war IntreVtd and Tartar. Mr.
e urier, In rept" to the toast of his
ealth, took the opportunity of de-
laring, 1n the presence of the British
encore. his unswerving losalty lo the
Bdtlab throne:
CNGLA&&IrIgD.
Detroit on Balterday celebrated tot
evacuation of old Port Dernoult by the
British one hundred year. ago.
A scheme V on foot to erect a gigan-
tic model of the `lobe In London, on a
scale of one -five -hundredth of nature.
The Hamilton police prevented the •
burial of a child that had died atter A
undergoing Christian Science treat- be
meat
A special from 81. John's, Nild., may.
an abundant codfahery Is reported
south and weal. It Is pronounced the
best fishery for forty taenia
A German sub -marine cable company
has been formed in Berlin, to ly a
gibes by L.G.L. 4ee, se with* stirring
addresses were delivered by Mem*.
John Russ Robertson. L. F. Clarke end
others.
rte&tta.r rgMe4nNAL.
Baron Hirsch'& widow has d.inated
tour million pentads to prom AO the
ensigratioe of Russian Jews to Argen-
tina
The Infanta Eula/le of 8pa'n la 111
London, whore she Is entertained ela-
borately during the height of the pee -
Gent season.
The marriage of Princess Maud of
Wales and r'rtnce Charles of Des -
mark w111 be celebrated In London on
Wednesday. The Queen will be pre-
sent.
Assistant Engineer E (i. Barrow
has been recommended fur the ap-
pointment of City Engineer ot Hamll
ton In sutxsslon to the late Mr. Has-
kins
It 1s reported in Parts that the Duc
d'Orleans is betrothed to :he Arch-
u:uehe•s Dorothy Amelia, daughter of
Archduke Joseph. commander of the
Auatra.0 l.andrrehr.
It 1s announced 1n London that after
the naval manoeuvres the Duke and
Duchess of York will so to Australia
en beard the Blenheim, the fastest
cruiser In the British navy.
It has been arranged to erect a me-
morial to the late Christina Rossetti
in Christ Church, Woburn square,
London which she attended for neer
Iy twenty years. NIr Edward 'Blanc
-
Jima, bas consented to design a
series of paintings for the reredos.
It is related of the late Jules Simon
that when he was directed to make an
1111c.a1 report on the Parts Ezpoaltun
of 1ta89 the amount named for the
work was 88000. He. however. of
own accord. reduced It to 42400, to the
amazement of all olllce-bolder&.
intLITIee_ rt/It e:U:N.
The Socialist Labor party has nomi-
nated C. H. Matchett of Brooklyn for
President of the United States.
More that SO Nihilists were arrested
at 8t. Petersburg during the part
week, and a number of secret printing
presses were seized.
The Italian Cabinet resigned on Sat-
urday, and the Margate df Rudlnl, the
Pumice was charged by the King to
fora: a new Ministry.
The silver men had complete control
of the Democratic cuntsntion In, Chica-
go, and adapted the platform declaring
fur fr• e and unlimited silver coinage
and taxation for revenue.
The C3overnur of Havana has sus-
pended the City Council of °menahe-
coa, consisting of 25 aid, rmen. The
majority of them were autonomists.
The secretary, accountant, and several
clerks were turned out of their offi-
ces.
A despatch from Athens says that
Russia 1. prompting France to occu-
py Crete and hold It against Great Bri-
tain's tenure of Cyprus and Egypt.
The British fleet has be. n so strength-
ened in Cretan waters as to almost
blockade the island.
As a result of the Brussels elections
to replace half of the members of the
Chamber of Representatives whose
terms t spire, the Catholics gained six
seats frons the Liberals, thus dimin-
ishing still further the minority of the
latter In the Chamber.
The new Shah 0t Penta has an-
nounced that henceforth public pests,
dignities, and military titles will be
bestowed solely on the merits of the
candidates, and that no money consid-
eration will be allowed weight in the
matter of appointments.
t.'Ael: A LTI Et.
Three thousand houses have been de-
stroyed by floods on the west coast of
Japan.
A young man named Albert Fisher
was drowned at Brantford while bath-
ing.
A man named Michael Doyle of the
Ashdod settlement of Begot, South
Renfrew. was found dead in the bush.
Mr. Thomas Doris, a farm mei-vast.
fell under his wagon while driving
from Peterboro, and was fuatantly
killed.
The roof of the Presbyterian Church
to course a erection at Palmerston
fell, kllling a workman named John
Whitely.
Thirty-one persons were killed and
many injured In a collision on an re-
cursion train on the Chicago & North-
western Railroad near Logan_ Iowa.
By the explosion of a Chicago d
Northwestern iocomoUve boiler, at
TromWy. Mich., on man was killed,
and three- others terribly Injured.
Archie Remillard of Ottawa was
drowned In the South Nation River be-
low the city. He was tipped out of
a buggy while crossing the river with
some companions.
Sailing on Sunday Dost three young
men their lives John Deckop, 19 years
old . John Geppart, 20 years old, and
John Ebert., M years old, were drown-
ed at the foot of Austin -street. Buffalo,
about 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Anna Hodgins, wife of Mr.
Frank E. Hodgins, a Toronto lawyer,
while riding a bicycle in London, Eng.,
on Wednesday, tainted, and fell from
the wheel, and died to a few minutes.
A coroner's jury rendered a verdict
that she died from spopbezY, induced
by sunstroke.
CHINK AND CKIIrINAI.M.
Burglars took 1600 In oath and 4500
In stamps out of the Clayton poetofiloe
on Tuesday nicht.
The grand Pio, at the Assizes In
Barrie yesterday r turned a true bill
against t. m. Hantoiund, for the mur-
der of his wife, Katie Tough_
Thieves broke Into the vestry of St.
George's Cath Kingston, and
after drinking all the wine in sight,
ransacked the box containing the Arch-
bishop's vestment&
James T. McGee of Detroit was called
from his bed early in the morning and
hot dead by an unknown man. Frank
shley was arrested on uusplclon of
Ing the murderer.
H. G. Hunt, music dealer and man -
agar of the Opera Rouse In Bt. Thom-
a& Ont., was arrested In that place on
the charge of having used postage
stamps a wooed time.
Harry L. B. Noted, formerly assistant
y -master on the Canadian Pacific
allway, wan arrested on Friday In
ew York, suspected of having ap-
propriated 1500p which he stated was
,t from his pay -car in May;
At the Assize Court in Rncebrldg,
on Tkursday night, the jury In the case
of John McKenzie, charged with the
murder of John Scott at Severn Bridge
last October, failed to agree, and the
case was put over to th. neat Aslses.
O'Donovan Roma recently called to
Ind an old-time friend who had been
0t to the penitentiary, and at once
1 down snj wrote a letter to Gover-
Morton, asking for his pardon_ He
as somewhat ■tartled to receive a
ply stating that his friend had bean
ad for three yearn.
Arthur le Montagne; • Fran* -Can -
an laborer at (swell mills. neer
Med*Mown, Ma„ ed two shay at W
f.. bock taking effect In her herd.
left the hotsand meeting Prod
langer, Section boas of the
adlan Pao11*c
siesta. d.ng..0mlyy wweerim b,m
nateray. Bret
re head_ Anal. wilt pre r*ty
eo,.r. inoon* nay wan the •/-
Montagne theta shot alfaae t ea`
tight oar. llyteu Ineteatly.
cable from Germany to Spain, and H
thence to the United Stlltes. N
Manitoba crop reports continue_to be
of a gratifying nature With favor- 10
able weather wheat has made great
progress, and a good harvest h me -
one
♦
o osse tet the largest life 'neuron°, cor-
porations In New York I. dlscharglag
a number of Its clerks owing to unusual
dulness 1n Iia beak•& at the present
time.
m
Os Wednesday evening two boys se
named P°wle>, aged twelve, and Mo- ea
Cullough. aged seven. were playing, nor
when the former told the latter to w
climb • tree and be would show hint n
bow to &boot a tramp McCullough de
climbed the tree, and Pnwley procured
• shotgun which h. fled at his play- adt
mat.. Tie shame entered the l$d's Low
left bang. HL recovery Is doubtful vel
The two bundtvd and sixth aanjvee- H.
tory d the battle of the Boyo. was Bon
rhbrnt.d by (tiaadlan Orange's's a
many doatnrtettutloe. In Teresa &
mons&.* parade was b1�1 s. Natmedag
followed by • plonk and games ad
11iklbills° Parti. A hsaeh.em veer Imo
the
CODERICII BARGAIN CENTRE.
Jthis week.l
CORSETS
Price 50 cf nts, now 39c.
EME3ROIDERY
Don't fail to see the Embroidery at 3c a yd.
SLILOR HATS
Price 25c to $1.00, tor 15c.
SHIRT WAISTS
JAMES ROBINSON.
tae
!Mt Jt•taara.
Toronto. July 15.
Floar-Tnde V quiet, with pricer steady.
Straight rt. lent are quoted at $3 to *31.10.
Turuutu frelgbta
Bran --The market is dull, with cars pts
changed a 25 tolt $8.50 to *4.75 west, mid starts
Wheat -The market L quiet. with demand
somewhat restricted. Red wheat is quoted
at 01,, U ale west, and white at Vee to Me.
Nu. 1 Manitoba hard sold at 51Io
*dust Fort William and at OOc roruuto
freigkte west.
Barley -Trade dull. there being uo de-
mand. No.extra
1, quoted at 3Ur to Slc and METAL T CEILINGS
No. 3 carts at 'Lk•. Jtri lA1a
to-Tbe market remains uWhite sold at lbc outside. and mixed
at EAVETKROUGHING
17he west.
Peas -The market Is quiet and prices ars
unchanged, with sale. at 44c uorth sad
west.
Buckwbesptu-'rhe market 1s quiet, with us AU Mods of
businessae,-Stinnes& cute quotations
Ki°emnous. TIN,QMII 1 ANO COPPERWARE
lnal at $..tet on tract. REPAIRED.
Corn -The market Is dull end prices as
changed. ' Yellow quoted outside at Zlc, and
mixed at 211*.
TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
The receipts sat Uve stock to -day were age
as heavy as mew, and prints souse psently
ruled steady. Shipping cattle sold at 111%.
to 8%g per Ib., tae IaUer for euuke lots
arty. Bulls brought lac to 8v for the
Mat Tbe damned for listeners' cattle was
Wow and prices are unchanged. 'rbe Dwmt
were 3c per ib. by tie load. medium at 2%
to 2%e. and interior at 1%. to 2c. Mile%
ewers wild at It;'A to I3tt men. the latter toe
choice. Calves sold a1 42 to N mer head,
according to quality.
Sheap and lash In limited supply and
prices are steady. Sheep add at .74c to 3e
per Ib. Spring lambs sold from 32 to a per
head, according to totality.
Hogs In limited supply, &herr beteg 500
head. Tls beet sold at 4e to 4".c. weighed
off cart Thick tats are quoted at ✓ 550
stores at 13.50 to 11.74 sows at *2.75 to 11.
and stag at 12.
CHEESE.
Belleville July 14.- At hue
hCheese Board
to -day 33 factories boarded 24747 white and
505 colored cheese. stales : 270 white at
tear, 215 colored ■t tlwr, 5u colored at
C 13-16c, 50 white at 6 11 15c.
lltgersell, July 14. --carnage, 4147 boxes.
balance June make. Males . 51V at
he snore balding for name prl e. Markel
quiet.
Cautpbellfurd. July 14_ -At the Cheese
Board here to -night. 745 boxes white lad
1110 colored were boarded ; 2110 white were
sold at *$%c ; balance unsold.
BRITISH MARKETS.
Liverpool, July 1t-Wbest, spring, 45
ltayd to Ih 04; red winter, M 1d to rte 3344:
No. 1. Col.. *s 34 W 5a 344d ern, 24
10110." pee M 71)!d ; pork, 45e sad ; lard,
30s sit ; tal.ew, ITs Od ; bacon, heavy, 1e.,
33s 04 ; do., Sgbt, l.c., 21s ; do., heavy, 23s
Id ; cheese. new and colored. 34s ed.
London-Openlog-Wheat off coast quiet
and steady, oa steadier. English
country markets sten y. Mals• off coca(
quiet, on passage rather Omer.
i•iverpoo.l t wheatsteady tut ufee
qut`ste1orul��sag.. Sept
hOidfoNovMahe01l
Ys sad for July, 2s 11464 for Aug., 2. 11%4
for Sept. and 3. 031.4 for Oct Flour, 15. 9d.,
I'arle-Msrte ts closed.
London -Close -Wheat off carat steady. or
passage nominally unchanged. Malas on
passage fleas
Lr hod for Clow -meat future') steady at
H 104,d for NJotoe. Mvieptqu sad Os Oct. sad
441
tor July. 2s 11'rd ter Aug'e`2s `11%dOtooi
Sept. and 3s fur Oct Flour, 15s 94.
At earn dens os Mondry afternoon over •
thousand of oar visite,, were ea the &meth
pier •t the same time.
SANDUSKY, WINDSOR,
Detroit and Sault Line.
Leaving Swadwtt every Mooday and
Thursday eight et /� r.n., calling at WWI -
Mr. Detroit, Oourtwrtsbt. Sarnia OodrleL
KIncerdlse, Dort algia. fouthamptoe,thrmo��
Saul ay aad North ChentW to the
For rams and all lafarmetlsa
Address C. P. R. or O. T. R What west.. or
WM. LEE, Goderich.
G. W. BROWN, Windsor,
General Manager.
77 tm
VISITORS
Should not fail to
call on us and nee
our lines of
FINE NNIDLEWONgt
FANCY GOODS, &c. Inc.
We will be plead
to see you and
show our good&
THE FAIR.
Wan Pio a as Oat AIM/
CANADIAN and AMERICAN
V OKSEL'S NEW FURNACES
is jout the thing for small Muses.
°all and emit at
WORSELL s co.,
A Careful Buyer
Will 'sleet his goods oartdly, have W
Moths. made right, sad pay the right tied
of • prise for 'them. Yee may rest asserted
when yea ply your order with s year i& -
tarsals will be carefully premixed.
N. me .haws as ea extensive s line se we
de, beautiful soods.ead .dd as a egmre saes
will @sable you to save tsleeey,
PRIDR &M
ma ?mai*:
NOW OPPN
The Balmoral Oatfe
The prettiest and hest -Furnished
Cafe Welt of Toronto - • - • -
At This Balmoral may M &staled
ICES
of prtnot make .ad Bever, by the dlab or
erwor. and the mistime fomottal. Is slimy,
ehmr(M wM► the levet of bver.ps.
oo�r�Ns aFEcrm rimes
are .eta for eau Purity. raver sad
Presbassa
T=AB OOFFEE .rod LUIIiC7
serval at all lourm
fPial as/ Family Parties
with laws, Mqs Lemehee, eta supplied
SImoisonablo FRUITY
orf
No. 1 quality always is st•@t.
KES. J. J. WALSH.
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