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D. McGILLICUD D Y. EDITOR.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -SEPT to CAMERON HAS THE FLOOR COMING AND GOING.
Pate Hort Smith is visiting is 4foatreol.
Geed Iasprveoie.ns- -Tbe Pair...... .... 4
Fee Fall •ltd Waiter -A. Maar*
The Kldaeya-Folioed t Ce
Card el Thanks -P. Mellow' and ethers
Ae.wr•ey-- :. D. WtUtama
Screamed Soft Chat- Wm. Lee
F•rmere--A. Mel). Mia.
Property foe dole-Ceoteren, Molt
Holmes
Lest a Shawl-Dtl.lop P.O
K.halmM4-A. B. Corsell
•• H•apy Thought " R•ste for Sale -Jae
T. Dictum
Apprises.. WaNd-WillitrM. Harbor
Setup
G. N. Deva .peat Labor Day in (!silos.
LABOR DAY CELEBRAT
Iis l)UNOANNON.
IfonOL-The loosl serene sen
IJ.P.. oesvosv.e.r, Ito.. who winiieseire or
ED frTwo Slob le to the sees el J. 0 erd
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done for oubeartpaotJ oeaao.,, dvertWen and Job
w and la au w cls receipts f
or
8 And Arrmlaynis Ex-11[lntstern. will cure... drove w $e•toruk on labor How It WAS Spent In Goderloh. • • p
4 amounts paid for the Mme.
Day. TI'ID. DAV, Sept 8.
6 Miss Brune was visiting in Toronto last I I Mr. Brown, painter, of WaketdeW, thio.,
b M Selbas ■p sae t'hrar.eb es ..sada! aid week. The Peet Mee Mere a IUD W --new ts/ acid i. on • emit to friends and selectee' us Due -
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l moss.
6 Num.. ---Our farmers are shipping their
tall apples A very large area of fall
wheat has hots gown is this vtoialty.
WgoLo. •K. -We saw the notice of the
I as Nerite West Wawa -
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T OWN COUNCIL.
■tante. el ahs Last Beg.ter Merida/
et Mat sed,.
Int. renter semi-monthly meeting of
the tows oosaotl was held o. Friday roomier.
Present, Mayor She•non, Rewe Proudfoot
l)p.ty•Reeve Holt, sod oouooillure
rhompsm, (;ode, Colwell, Saunders, Wil-
son, Nairo, Nicholson. Campion, Crewe.
M&.ut.s ot last teenier meeting read, sp.
proved and argued.
A smmnntoauun from Mary Wil -..u,
mato • reniesl•eu of t►xes, was nn wutiem
of Ib- deputy reeve and Nicholwa referred
to 1 burl of Revision.
A oommsnsc+tion from Goldthorpe &
1'ulus allow, for . fr u sate sod r itiesioo of
tame for the ;,sir ,.• a of erecting and es• y.
tog on • weodw thing and turning faoaory,
Ina on motion of the reeve sad Neuro. refer-
red to puhlto works oommttt 5 to report.
., °omma.a°ation from Chao. Rates, sec-
retary of the tire brigade, regarding Me
wretched este of the men's clothing •aid
boots, was read and on motion of Proudfoot
sad Campion referred to fire committee to
report.
A number of meon0ts were read and re
,erred w finance committee.
I11PDAT .1r fNAs, s ...tta11TLL.
Your owmittee ham a xamtoed the fol-
lowing amounts and recommend their pay-
ment flies \-ides., tet 65. .loo. Brophy,
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1 our committee &leo recommend Mat
they be empowered to advertise for tenders
for 138,500-4 dolga:urea and to sooeet
e ach tender as they may deem advisable.
E C.tMrWN, Chairman
On moue. of tampion and Ntobueoo the
retort sas adopted.
k).,okT ..r OATIK AND WORT .OMMRri.t:.
Your committee beg to report as follows
e Dave accepted u e tender of Messrs.
1'acksrd & Co. for tr.nsIerriag, this beteg
Me lowest leader. t1'. have also .incepted
the tender of Messrs. Rogers k Co., of Lai-
dig, for inside wiring et, West wok, 11 50
per tamp, minceeled wino/ 12. The tender
t.t Golds & McCulloch, of Galt, for one
10.74, 35 aurae -power rngtte has been so
copied •t the ram 0t 11,400, this Leung the
lowest Leder. 1 our committee have
awarded the 0o.tract for supplying dymo
to tee National Electric Company, of Eau
;lure, Wis., tor the cum of $1,22b, tke be-
ing the lowest tinder, •.d the epeeiboitioas
Mum m •000rdeme with the requireme.0
d the engineer in okarge.
Your 'oD Use deemed it advisable to
-ohmage the as. of the stand pipe, and m -
steed of it being 12 feet u diameter to have
it 16 feet. the plates sot to bees %Wok as
therm toederd far ; and we ars therefore
having new specification made. or rather
toe old ones altered to treat the diagram
of us. new stead pipe, • copy of whim will
be cwt to the diWerat parties who have al-
ready tendered.
Your o. hiss love also bega•rd into
the oest et laymsg • pipe for bre purposes to
the premises of the Goderiob Lumber Co.,
..d find that for a 2 isoh pips rearing • dim -
Moos of 375 feet the owe would be with
hydrant shout $90.
Your committee would ask wallas, Ib
fix the rates te be ehargd for i.os.d•eotat
heContracts love hets prepared and w M-
ien snood by all the penin M whom tes-
am love bee. h1.
P. Hot?, Chairmen
Moved by IY. move, wooded by 8.0 -
dere, that, if M •ls far fire preteens ns re-
rr.d be - ( report d *be wailer sod
be ooam.asse le slid• grey M the Ode -
h lumbar Ce , the said eoasasfM•s be
authorised 1. as tees have same pet be.
tarried.
Os omens d speed. stall NMheLw
the report we tarrn? .r t'ost.`•c woszs o05NSITSI.
1 our a.mm/Ms' bon te report No" !hey
have engaged W. Br.s418 . make the s.ess-
N►y plass. apasisewerage aiysatstia.o, ala. et the pre-
bbp.ld 1100 fer his ..mess. em frie the ~ be M
L reformat es the letter ef C.ptota Hebb
the tows kgs M control d she =ae=on if
the heseh d as to v ik - d
sorties 28 el the troas! by-btw. We r.-
seelitood then • sew by-law be prap•ta l
anwdbr said eosins.
Tsoursow•Ate`
A ..m.sisaMss from wdr... 8•.. -
din of the ere se.udttes swiss shat the
Ors wanks had reported that sae d that
Imola d base nosedy patronised did w
awed the .were e.ed test was reed. .
Tbe asm.5ulsatim erns os wins re -
dived, cad ea motion ol eswmdsn and
lhsalp.w Ilo etsrk was meerw.Md to se -
WY 1k t the
dna
from whi@b it was 'whined et
Oa maths el He rime teswellheu the tine
esmmilese was f.serwoeed to have the se -
.L. pus Is proper repair.
A temeammati.. fn= 0. W. Freer
g to be allowed to sad as expntlsa.d
Memo. to ptaperty sarry es* she ambit
ismes.sms t• was wad .aid es mains. of
%Asepsis sod Nairn rolarrod to wow sad
e.mmlttos wMh psww le sae. -
Th. swell then ad rjarm
Tower. Sapsasabr 1.
....ism,* Coma. el 1Isatil. and &wt.
lo Mt w d Mr. and Mow H.
tithaeMu R Inkhorn's W rMwssed Gam . vb.
lobar Haire flim I. !easier. IM at
aaeds hew LOOS tp.. Ila -tile Sesame
far Seeerd. *beat the Lange -
Fla Sleek.
To E followin' from The Montre•el
Star (Co' a. J s. • brief mm..ary 01 th• spook
of M. ('. Censures. M. P. for West Huns..
delivered s. l'arlaameat on Tuesday, Sept.
1. Mr. Comoros held the attention of the
House tar one hour and a hal!, and on 0ts-
oluding+toe .1.eeoh wee complimented by
lord Chief Jwuoe Russell, who ..ad, It
was the greatest polaroid indictment ! ever
beard :'
Mr. Cameron's mono.. asked for oopt.s o1
all tenders, 000tzeots, .tatemen • of the
suma paid, and orders -to -council passed in
connection with the arnatructto.r of the
Langeviu Block, (1100..
Mr. Cg'r.uon reviewed the whole case
fr,n. we lotting ot the uo0t.reot• l..r the
owtruotion of the building op to ti.. pre, I
sent, He did not mums m•:ters, nut
struck rtght 0,4 Irom the tint. He was go-
tor. he said, to discuss • conspiracy to de- i
fraud the Canadian treasury, • shocking
000dttioo of atrium that enabled • succees-
ful rata to the at<teot of half a million of Cb.mp•gee,iII.
dollars to be made upon the public funds. I Archie Di. kaon of Blyth was in the Co.
Look tt the facts of the oto. lo 1883 town on Mond.,. •
tendon were celled and 16.1 of Mr. Cherie- I
.loo. Rankine of Seatorth spent L el.or
hors for the construction of the main build- I Day to Godenob.
isg for 295,000 was •coapted. And br I Principal Strang, of the Collegiate, was
hold ' Afterward@ it was found that the Torobto last weak.
oontr•ot did not 0.11 for a root. And OD 1 112
there was another tender for an iron rout, Mise Josie Shannon was veitiu4 in the
w awarded for 2975: me for Queen City this week.
.1.• Robinson made • business trip to the
Queen City the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Dive returned teem
• trip to the Queen ('ity.
Tows Treas. Hulot' was in Toronto last
week.
Mrs. F..1 Pi -Wham was m Torrent.• let
week.
M. C Cameron, M. P P. was in tows the
week. MONDAY, Labor Day, was general
M,.. -R. B. Smith my in forontotbe peat ly observed as a build.), and as Old Sol
assk.
It.htag CaI.re-4yrltaa and Draw
lag tensest --A Mswt Lrril
tag ease Mall
Mn A.J. Mesa w vial log is the Queen made an early appearance, and lept to the
qty front all day, pleasure parties bad .n enjoy-
able 1:arrow left yesterday on • trip te able time. lo the morntnv the town was
Toronto. 'rather yu et, and had it not been for the
Mr. and Mrs R. Ra Wine are visiting s gam0 at bowls between the old omits and the
Toronto. l oolte we should have little to mooed for
Mrs. Chas. Newton is veitiug freed' i.
Toronto.
Rev. Joseph Edge was in Se.forth on
Thursday.
Mrs Aleck Sunders visited u Toronto
that part of the day.
Our anglers were early at the river and
harbor. and though there were bet few good
statues hocked, all the wielders ot the rod
seemed to eojoy IDs outing.
Boating was freely indulged In all day
last week. 1 long, .....a the placid waters of the harbor,
a1re. Colin Campbell vatted Toronto Fair lake rod neer made this exercise a most
Inst ween pleas..,., „nee
mos. li, McDonald le m,.i'tog m the Tenon■ w.. played .t the curling rink
Queen 1'rty. court a part of u.. 4•y, but there were no
Gm u Porter is reported rs being some- eat matches to recoru.
what better. Cycling ryas much in • •-or during the
Hayden Williams, of Wteefm th, spent Sun afternoon, the road.. het mg ..r. n up, being
day at home. in parte*t condition. Dr.ving was general,
Mies I're5dfoet lefi 'own on Frid or the Leve number of inebiclm &round the
blah .rd $4
loses se 416,000; o.e for Moore apparat-
us for 115.500; one for elevators, !(89,000,
and one for stars for 111,040. Addles ten-
der prices and d•dttotin, the value of work
not done for whish peymsnt was made the
whole building was to oust 4344.406. The
site mot $95,000; so that in all the build-
ing was to out the public treasury 4489,-
406, Now followed the procetdteg pursued
during ooastruotton. " 1 t discloses," said
Mr. Cameros, " a rank 000eparacy bets....
the *Detractors and the Government of tee
day. lot ex Mtoeten tell us how the
tre•enry was raided sod explain it if they
°•0." Mr. 1'0meron wart over the state -
matte year by year, showing how the cost
kept ancre•ainq far beyond the limas of the
estimate made of i he orgin.l cost of the
building.
Mr. Cameron's totals were as fol owe
A000rding to the statements of the Depart-
ment of Public Works, • banding that was
to °est $394,000 had been ooaetructed at as
.xpeoditar. of 4486.000, hot upon adding
together the different sums voted by Par -
Basest to pay for the building the total
amounted to 41.086.000. What bad be-
come of this extra halt million dollars' ••1
call it wholesale robbery end I challenge
the rotations/It who were i• that Govern•
meat to amount for it. Has it come to the
that we cannot get • public building coo -
steamed in Canada without chemist mooing
sway abated of the esumat s' I call it
• direct .te•1, • clear raid. What become
of the messy ! How do they •oce.st for it ;
did they pay for tee work twice oval Y'
Mr. Cameras wont on to diocese the oon-
tr0et for the oo.struction of the iron roof.
He west into the 00ee to illastrate the
game of " freeze out,' whish, ho said, was
played apen the oo.trsotors, Rooesau &
Mathews.
Wbm their promoted themselves to kagbe
work upon the roof Mr. lharlebota rehired
them somas 4 the building, unless they
pad bias 25 per owF of their omtraot
price. Was .et that en outrage! Bat it
was ably pert of . ew.d•low ooaspir oy w
get rid of • wkadiast. ovatt aotor Mr.
Cameras weed rod hew Roaasmu a
Mainers were to put • roof as the beadier,
d they amid .ot gee .t the bedding. The
.eatrsot to build • red implied the r3.18t of
semen to the bedidi.g. The Hen Minster
d Janine gave that Ming as ha only staid
do is law ted seamen mans.
Mr. Cameros bore wont iota the .videos'
takes oy the P.Wis Aswan Cowasium be
1891. It told how theee sestrsetees, attar
mask ni IfsR. were Marl_ . •.-.s*..d wt,
and Mr. -C s,k was g1... the .5.te•et
for the putt./ on d the red. Mr. Camer-
as tefe his ,tory with e.pit•l amok 0.d the
House Seemed es U the nylons. d int
seasd.l.asa1.. d 1891 won quits sew.
Anter the dimmer reo*as be sMws.d W.
arrangement d the poet OsseermMve .4.
miobv.Mon. M. 18.d a hew. that et IM
as*o* voted by Podiums* one-half • mtl-
1b. of dollars had .et 18.on •sensed for.
Had Mr. Marin* he torn b... gtee.d ;
. end W be divided with ems whom bow -
this 4sn1amsm as the ether side meld pro
habit oases t flat Mr. Cameos. thought
the es5susweim et the i.10uily r'a.•ised
fee the tett adasbletratbu to and
Hut Moa Mr. Ob.rieb.s' *Lim fee mer+.
Penned by the •riietl, hot atter detest at
the pais, tril.ud to arbisoseess, ewe et
Woe was " • ..darts Tory heeler el
MoatreeL" Fortunately for the god saw
of Canada awl ter tits yobbo wessry, the
wa*@b-d.4 bad his .ys' epw. wed the award
et Hose .rbitr*Mma led serer b... earthed
est. L ,sesius ., Mr. Camerae said be
was tseybe41 she paws. be order Mae the
tub dwMW d the esowlr.ey and the rube
might M pissed Were the Howse.d the
esumt.y.
Smell seise M _•- 41•e•et3y Maved.
Te mos Moth the .rimy words d posies
..bees •f de.eb Amsrlsan K1dey Cale
would sows.. Lew wpmgnper apses. BM
We at rants= • Mw t Ade Sopor. Dudes
Fats. Ont.: ••Oas bottle el e.se Aaserimaa
1(.4. Our. ee.vbesed mm d in pus'
worth." Mislaid M.Md1.., 1•y, OM
ilEenwredewe booth et bests Awrns.
05.0,. and taking M ....A1.. M
get km..dlahe rent" 111 J.
Lambe. 4hurlsehs• Qss t wise over 4100
lar Msamtw, bet awe ra.dvad snaring re-
1Mf sw*r I Mips 1he w d Smith Amasses
[ice Oars." Roe. Jaws Msttdoolt„ St.
J.hw, is 1L t "I have ,..d.d one kuadne
dame worth Of geed file sea heals d
I. Aosmis Missy Otitis" W by
J. H. and the Misses Colborne were is
the Queen City last week.
F B. lhaom, ot the Bank of Commerce,
is holidaying no Stratford.
Mn. A. S. Chrystal and inn were among
Torooto's guest. last week.
Mn. 1)ookh.m left town on Friday on her
return to her home, Chicago.
Wordes Str•oban of Grey was in town
this week on Conn.y business.
Mies Belle Joho.o. spent • few days in
the Queen City the past weak.
Mn. Cayley Hamilton sod infant, ot R. -
Idea, N. W.T , are at the Crescent.
the Mimes Mollillicaddy were visiting
relatives in Toronto the past week.
Jas. •. and Mrs. Reid were to Ontario'.
metropolis tot a taw days last week.
Misses Emma and Laura Aohemn were
visiting in the queen City l.at week.
Mr .ad Mrs. M. Davis, of Mount G•r-
m.l, I11., were in town the past week.
Messes Kathleen and lVionafr.ds Ba11
.pmt the past week in the Queer City.
Mrs.‘ Rev. iSimpeon, of Bruoefeld, was the
past week the guest of Mn. Robt. Header.
sou.
Mr.and Mrs.Hy.Rothwal and amity ore
spending • few days with trieode is limos -
field.
The neosger of the N••rth American
Cheesiest Works was in the Quests City this
week.
H. L. 8elkeld, Harry Salkeld, and George
Wilson were at the industrial Fair last
weak.
Rev. J. A, and Mrs. Anderson and
obildren have returned tr.. their Summer
vacation.
Mrs. Pstter.00,ot Brandon, Man., was the
pee weak aha guest of her relative, Mrs. R.
A. 8mtith
W. Adamson of Ceithae.e-.hire, Scot-
land, is visiting at the residence of Mrs.
Adamesa.
Mies Bonny, of Toronto, is .sealing a
two -weeks' v esus. at the family resides...
Nelson -ft.
Re.. Jas. and Mrs. Wilson left to Tues-
day for boon*, Names FOIL, after • lengthy
yell to relatives .t Satierd.
8 J. A. Boyd bas moved his tastily to
Belfast. be Mew* bees •ppoiMMd to the
paths sets.l is tb•t village.
Mtn 1 Mathew. who has her retie.
Maeda be town for the peat five wsska,tw
lewd to Duluth last Wedm edsv.
L M. Newts., et the Tuner Herald, Chi.
..is.lsft for home en Friday atter • plasmas*
via* to relatives be tows and township.
Mrs. Walter Groes. 1 Magnin, who
had bees winnow bar dela, Ib.. Robs.*
Headaees. the pone two weabJdt for hams
es T.mday.
Mr. maid lira Bahl M.D".old d Tran,
N.B.. ere the ramie el 1)r. Clark, V.S.
the gosshmas let nephew ef A. C. Me -
Dark!. d Damep, and had as* seen his
tale for 40 yaw.
THE HARBOR.
Proem rough 8aoday.
eebr. Yesell sailed. Ught, ler Thessalia
en Friday.
TM mater. Orba.de .oiled for Tbwle•
en Tinny. light.
The Newer Cambria was be pont y..ter-
day .os.fag en hos .. tb.eed Mer..y.
The Mower Onrasea saes/ se Tuesday
mining es tar d.we word .ad laet trip this
.snow
The asbn Ori* en, with MO Is. d
bard .mal for W. Lee, monad se Ls'%
deem Twnip roll.
The mace. Anew, with ogler peon fee
Deur ei . won twee Mie pis* es 'I1wMy it
WSW. end sided en ?limy ..wait..
Thy dredge Awed* and tog raw wto this
and i.A hr M der--sei.a. Mlwdiw♦
esThe limber Me bees posit, wall *sand
ler S*18. pili M daps. a Wells. k
iiieiwas is spmatmai n ef the neons it Ws
The seise. St. Aod,ww from Fart
William with 87,000 badman el wines for
millers.iew. the Wed the 0 T.L, wrlv.d
is pmt os Ttinip.
town being som.thug phenomenal.
The bowlers, as u.u.l, had • good time,
there being 000nder•ble good-uatured fun
during the playing tf each of the games, but
more p•rticalarly when the old ones were
plying against the ecu..
The games and players were as follows :
Morning game -Old Ones vs. (7114.
Old Ones. Colts.
Fred Holmes, C. 1). Williams,
D. Holmes, W. Campbell,
A. MoD ellen, A Farrow,
W. Lane, skip, 15. 1)r. Hooter, skip, 11
Afternoon game. -Wynn re. Jordan.
Jorden Rink. Wynn Rink.
W. Campbell, A Farrow,
G. Ehott, W. lane,
A McI). Alan, l'. A Humber,
F. Jordan. .kip, 43. J. Wyno, .kip, 39
P. t threw o'oloot, when the baseball game
between um Hurons and the Unioas of
Wroxeter sod Gerrie w.. called, all other
sports Isere oast in the shade, and young
end old wore at the Agricultural Park to
witne.s the comity oh•mpionsbip game. As
w ill be seen by the score, the Unions ob-
tained one run to their first inning, end
Gndevioh followed with two, but when the
1 .ion. le their Dext scored ten the chances
of the coveted chemWonehip eomtng to
Godenob seemed .far off. Notwithstanding
the seeming setback. the Huron. played
on pluckily, and as wall be seen by the more
were the winners of the prize.
BASIL ) ALI..
Hurons ire The Colons.
The Unions went first to bet and .cored
one run ; the home team in their venture
getting two. In the se -,,o4 ,he fun started,
and for fifteen long mann'.'. • hF fie et footed
Ireh hngad* who man the 1..;• i n outbeld
were kept buoy sifting mud in a manner
that spoke volumes for their .thle'ic train-
ing in the days goo* by. But all things
must have an end, and • etgl..-1 ieu••f west
up from the onlookers whop the third man
was oat, leo rune having t... -o scored. It
was an oo-hill tight from the out for the
Herons, and w, bad did things leok that
many people left the field thtokung the lead
was too moon to be overtaken. !Mohair,
however, e an uncertain game, end is sever
won till the last man u oat, ate the result
clearly shows. Roth teams. steadied town
tor • maple of timings and played furls
geed ball, bat this style of ply soon chang-
ed, .Od amid the wildest excitement the
home teem gradually improved its position.
1. the seventh wisp the Harms .cored
torr, amid followed the up by en in the
MAH sad Waking their opponents in the
Muth The game .t this point ,toed at 23
to 21, la favor of Wroxeter, ma that our
Wye W to ebWn two rags to d• and thew
M wis. 11 was McHirdy's tars to hat, and
be bit • pep fly to Nash ; that fielder drop-
- the ball, wad the sulks re safe te
eM. Collins next grasped the staff and bit
be Brows in lett field, sad waited the first
bag through that fielder's snow, Mallard'', at
the was time rmeblpg eteotd. F. 8bsn.oa,
the amt batter, strath est, Mt Tilt, who
followed. got the ball jest where be w•.td
it and welted the woad base ; MaH•rdy
sad Collies owing the piths. Ther' was
grate .zdtasont wbon Charley Shannon
hook the bat, bet when he node t sure
abe e Het emit Tilt solely home the boys
@bested till they were hoarse. TM p..
was slue elided. sad it is a safe essay
that it was este et the most rele.rh aver
played in 0.d..4.1. TM esoltemsu* te-
mtfds the MW among be deeeribed. and N
L to be regrMad that we .f the epee -
tows snowed their feelings is gee the
better d *Wr .emeses sense and marten'
enrols. the spirts
5000. IT £lots$.
1 2 3 466789 R. H. R.
(!dere* 2 6 3. 0 1 4 6 3-24 16 9
Daises 1 10 1 3 1 2 3 2 0-23 21 8
B0Mrise.-Doyle and Malawi. ;Colby
sod P.
The wbeang 1111111 sal maosed with see ..a
eat
PROPPED UP BY THE PILLOWS FOR
EIGHTEEN 'MONTHS.
A with Seers 754 d W /r• AWw's Care Me
D. wets keen sympathise well out to
thus. who .. from terve disease t 1*
saes.e se onddesly, end M amines. ..w
away s' dwamw *hue w discs* atony
le esterhwaad y He patient The saw d
IM. L W. I.w, el Tertian Juanita. Oat..
who we usable .to n dotes is had far
eighteen wt a .wen M emoth.rbeg spells
end pale 0 M_•1in by ns Mesas esseplimaL
WM would haw thosaM Ho - emit he
tad yet eon beetle..1 Dr. Agnew%
Dna the Heart ra.wd lratbl.essa Is "vas sash aro*
e wess
whore symptoms me Ismaranl 0.as, N
M we to be taken se mow d
ebb wvIble now. from the aye.
Sold y J. L Dacia
morri.ge of
nosh, end Miss E. Johosoo, of Ashfield, m
lest week'. paper. Coogratelatioas.
Mies Annie Molatb and her Diene, Mw
F. L Herrn, who bed been on • visit to her
tatter, Hugh MoMetb, lett on Friday for
their home .1 Pontus, Maot.
M . .2 lies Margaret Nevins lett on
8.turd., wi.n ineod. w (i.,derich, • et
le • few u.). the latter goee,to Toronto on
a visit to friend. ••td the Industrial Fur.
Mrs. Sotim•geour,of West W.wsncoh,whe
has been 0o • visiting t••ur to relatives at
Kincardine, returned home last Friday.
The vsoeret'Ie lady report& having had an
enjoyable tam..
Bst.r.t,r 8,11001. ---The trustee. of Bel-
fast public school have engaged S. A Boyd
to take charge of the school, owing to 'he
resignation of George Durum. fir. 8.4,y1
and family have moved from (.oderioh to
Beuast.
LAw:e 1)111 o, u. -Jas. Crawford is rush-
ing business in the manufacture of apple
berrela,whieh, owing to the abundant apple
yield, are in great demand, at being so large
that be could give employment to five or •11
good workmen,
Lst-rt'ac.-On Friday evening its.. lir-
Bowewng gave an exsllent lecture on re,e-
sioopry work in Alberta, where he had leen
ft some time, in the Methodist church.
Owing to the busy ses.00, there was not •
large attendance.
Mrs. (hakes, of Bos.evain, Mao., and
child .re on an extended vont to her per
eats. Mr. and Mrs. Scnmegeour, end other
relative* She has resided an the l'rairie
Province about eight years, end is loud in
Mr prasm of it.
ERROR. IN DATE -ID last week's budget
it is.nnounoed that the Ashfield and !Vest
Wawanceh Fall show would be hold on
Thursday and Friday', 0or.9 and 10, instead
of the 8th and 9 h. In oo5wyumoe of mu -
fleeting with the .bows of Wtngh•tn end
Royfiela, the date of the Dungannon one
was altered to Oot. 8 and 9,
WEDNsaIIAy, Sept. 2.
There was • light docket at the divisios
court on Saturday.
Mie. Maggie Wilson and Mw Johnson
left on Tuesday to visit relatives in God. -
rich.
The right of way for an electric railway
has been granted by the muntoipalities be-
tween (;oderiob and Walkerton.
('has. Robinson, ir., former,v of Ashfield,
who bed been visiting at the ofd homestead,
has returned to his born. at Pontiac,
M ioh.
On Monday eveoing,;lhe 31.1, t troupe
held an exhibition of Utak Tom's Cabi), to
the Dungannon A. & D P. Company'.
ground.. The attendance was very large
and the performance well conducted, sash
part bang acted in • manna* beyond the
anticipation of all present. The pared. was
attestUre, music tin( ulnas, end was much
.paralleled.
BLUEVALE.
W snxslenAy, Sept. 9
Rev. A. Y. Hartley conducted the .er-
ltioes in the Presbyterian oburob, Walton,
last Sabbath.
Sam •ad Alex. Mao..., of Battle Creak,
Miob., w visiting their mother. They came
ea their wheels.
Mn. Biekell, who had hem visiting her
father, Welter Rutherford, tor several
week., raared be Detroit es Tuesday.
KINGSBRIDOE.
TT.oDAT, Sept. 8.
Thomas Quigley, of Clinton, le mamba, •
few days with he brotber,etrr village blaok•
smith.
Miss Sarah McKay wbo had boon the
guest of Miss Hattie Noble, retuned to her
home is Oederiob on Saturday.
Dennis SUllivan •.d hie brids,•fter spend -
tag • few days with relatives bore, lett on
Friday to attend the l.duseiel Fair, To.
Festa
There sort be some ..•1 •ttr•eties be
our village this 8ammer, es we ..mse asem
of the boyys tram the insular tows are reg-
ular 8tlsdsy visitors.
The modems. Miskael O'NeUf' Thomas
Hsasey osd P•tri•k SellIvas. loft Monday
be maw their stades' ae tho Sandwhh Col-
lege. ds. speeding the vaeasial with their
permits.
The fanners in this oniony love finished
'•etrvestiags std onion more the .hr:11 whistle
e 1 *ka Ibasebbeg -ohbee as heard is our
se Joh TM tanners report • very tawniest
Tie J. espesi•Uy of Mow.
DUNLOP
Tro.o*., Sept. 8,
Mis Trudgeon', of GoderM& Mww hipsvb-
Md ken es Friday.
MV Mary Tobin i..dv to woad the
Oellednto Institute at (3dwin.
John Barker wee be Zistov as Masd•y of
lass walk atssedber the funeral el a Ma-
ine.
Mrs. E Hogan. of Carlow,•nd daatybtr,
Mrs Yures, of Down. v1M0 !rise& bus
Lot week.
Mrs. M. Halls, hs. .oar R1.8r, .std
harm Hb work. Her War, RILL. 1554►*
aeh.el bore to 1491.
Mlet Susan Wallace. et the Baytsh Road
was the twist of Mim Haughton. d oho
Ordinal tieeMtge,Isel oak.
WSW M.. frees eagar Bruseisidiar
MI (Mende hem bat wit. ►N was
pbeLJ Messes Iho Well d all was •nay.
The tos.@bip &Wore ahead be is
havv1kslgg the short est round '.
rssdsi
sepia and the Mmeld l4 rwpissed. s
Hat walling will M ink 5t Mike thew M
is at post At the prase We the
tosw@b1p Whom are maw asleep nbea* *his
=yewslrbadW so web by insaN end ysw/t d 10L.....54
THE HEELERS H U S GO.
An Independent Tory Opinion
agv11 lurtrawts w►. De relitleal Werk as
las-V-o. sao.N Walk the Flank -
Sew a Treat 5.ddle...e
mare Welders.
Prom The Toronto star *Ind. Cont
Tfi E political newspapers that are
as.ou.lnv the dismissal of otvil eervte
have so for taken • miry peculiar view of
the subject. Their idea, on both aides of
the political fence, appears to be that 000e
a man ora women has obtained a Govern-
ment position, no matter bow he or see ob-
tained it, or how he or she retains it, no one
has soy n*ht to interfere in hes or her en -
jos ment of the job for life, or until he or
she is superannuated. Of course, the Deere -
papers admit that flagrant violations of
trust or outrageous neglect of duty should
be punished by demlwi,but it is doubtful it
ever an ottioi.l has been dumi•sed without
having mine tearful plea made for him by
his party friends, if his party happens to
be in power. Even ofhouls who have hem
teen, to jail find friends to beg for their par
doo •ed oatueliy us for the.r retnstat.
moot.
All the• boous-pocas .od rooked work
employed iu obtaining a post ..a, according
to this then y, must be tor.utten the mo-
ment the sac. • •1 purlieus of office are reach-
ed. All the ..ark paid for by the country,
but devoted to ti.. party in power, must be
winked at by the n.00miog administration ;
also the spying .wt whispering which are
done by those she. -e- lives have been em-
ployed to piratical darty work must be over-
looked.
Why.
Doss a government .ilio. -bolder cease to
be one of the people the moment he begins to
draw • salary '.• Ito the rules of business ea
applied by merchanta and others to their
employes not govern the administration of
a department ! Aro Government office-
holders • separate class est .part and oon-
•oersted to the drawing of the largest pos-
sible salaries for the lest poestt,le work
Are they to have all ot at and the balance of
the people none of it
If it a something worth making eager ef-
forts 10 obtain, it is something that should
be passed around • little more, tied if the
threatened dismissal of all ptrtrraoe is car-
ried out it will teach those who remain that
very useful lesson of " mind your own Mali -
Oa the other hand, at en administration
0.n use the horde of othoiae under their
control to retain power, it will become -
government of the people by officio holden
and for office holder.. Dominion ohcielo
,hould have no right to either vote or work
for • party from which they hope to obtain
favors.
It their lives .re w saosedly *numerate
to the service of the country and to the
drawing of pay- until superannu•tien day, if
Indeed they .re • *ort of • minor political
priesthood which must not be interfered
with because they serve as acolyte. in Me
outer temple. then they should not soil their
bands or besmear their robes with the dirt
of every -day politico. If they get bunny
tor • obans to vote and work they oan
eas'ly resign their jots and return to the
wallow of politics. Either they still belong
to the oommoo people and should expect to
he retorted to the walk of life from whish
they came at the pleasure ot new masterr-
an it-otumito government --or they should
be separated entirely from the world and
the savory flesh pots of promotion obtained
by bode/ while in of8oe ea the party More -
boys of Ho.e wbo can rive them • raise of
salary. -S.
LOCAL. NEWS IN BRIEF.
labor Day was fairly well observed as a
holiday.
H•.U.k's Apple Evaporator now employe
thirty beside.
There are many scarlet maple leaves te
be seen now.
The Genesi Sobool lawn look, exceeding-
ly neat jest mow.
WUI your pees be la order when Their
KrosIloaoise visit as !
The tow Bedford Arms betel will be owl -
plated Ilei t fete ware.
Hares Z.sampsteath regular meeting will
bon M.sd.y evening.
There was Holy Commandos at 8*.
Oerge. on Suadsy moraine.
The Kaitang Fs.*wry a still rushed. wit11
geed prwepee1 for the future.
Doris. the past week our people bars sot
been mak troubled with dust.
Apple bawls are bids/ carted lath the
townships is vary 1•rr..s.bars.
For the sort 30 days, • elorlag sale or
wall paper at set...bht.g pries' The Fair,
If ladies preltsastismisse weal, winter
inset be at load, o s•Orly every creek is
hell.
The Royal Ara Meow of Gdrish
will seem is the Moonie Hall .sat Twisty
w ane.
Z. Armstro r stns a !.else on Weiss.
.t the I.ogu. la Nerl-e shsreb es Friday
The Gedrhb (kiss Oemp.wy bas nest
Pres 'sips he w Wm *M
theist
From ell queeMn time reports tett Sun-
day's wind awn a .a y lightened apple and pts.
Then is se break he the owner
o the stark d masher wsher gave us n mete
sower esSater4sy.
The Orem
Mg.
arbor et peeking brass no HrNOki k`e
n on ay.perate.g lase ry.
The rester el M. (eergs's en Sunday
N EW Ors sawerapWs kr a hop sow
t lbstLw at the Swiss Fu.tlt.l .whose
£1 0 .. lawn Mash le vsry Was see
hag p8pal en rho Wose 10.1 laws. me
halm yw* to wolf fou Ha asesamem d a
aeons et wdl esu4=te1 =Odra