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TRURsDAY, Aug.?, 1, liAr)
THE F4RIER D FREE
TR ADE,
\he the Liberal govei nment came
into power, we were to have many
things that ere evidently still on the
road. We were to leave Free Trade—
the freest measure o Fri:e Ttale—and
the fannee was to be the beneficiary
pallier, whieh if we were inelinee
to bevisiooary, might almost lead ins
fitteece f:ztenze loofa after them-
eelvve. At eny rate anything needed
by the farmer was to go on the free
liet. The time for aetion, uot with-
etandiug toverm
he gnent's promisee,
has eeident;Ar
ly not rived yet. In look.:
ing over the list a articles trausferred
to the free lies since 1SfP7, we do eat
tried. to stop them, but it was of no ,
Notes By the Way. Cheer upon cheer went op from "
the thousands of people who had gath-
As Seen by Sergt. Major John T.
Westcott, ROPre*ente4 tile
33ra Huron Regiment on
he
tCatta(liais Coronation
contiogent
. Letter No,
It is now Tuesday, Julie- lOtli and
the eootingent b oet oo the Atlantic
on tbe steamer PtIkitilann During the
day we etiair -several icebergs m aU
sizes end shapes. seine low ;eta some
etatelleg. nbove the Witt as laege,
s d- d
ter sizewelling.' The Bugle
Bend rendered e few. selections during
tO the that ander its benign hi- the day: but. the majority of those on
board ore either sea gel; or feeling
that wan stednotentiebrua a
incondition
to enjoy usie H
eny kind, The all-
fex Gaerison 13and etso played several
times during tbe efterneon and daring
evening they always played at offieers
mese. :3Iany of the contingent ere
ating hard tack or sea buscuite and
very few going down the -eteerage
their meals. Stet gulls are ninnerotis
tine bessweee in it ewe, that the fitenier , andut neart"boat. III the' even-
ed on the (bee to welcome us. We
bad to remo
ain n boardall night, the '
Winds played and the scathes sang, and
told yarns, all being pleased to bave
landed. The cargo was nuloaded and
the c'infusion it made was impossible
to sleep. June 17th—at Alexandria
dock, Liverpool. Arose at 5 a.m. and
took a thorough search' through the
boat in search of my kit bag but was
nusucessful in finding it The Eittil
Tower eau be seen at Liverpool from
the dock,
If You Aro Conscious of Falling
Strength and Energy This
Month; Make Use of
Paine's beiery
Compound
lees any use for, The records show plia,tireeattetjosntelr;:e.r.„4i?rg ire
ba bed-' of ertieles lea betel t sea sickness e;esassisj:ii4!):. 411 7, new
foun 1 end Chas. W tfrahz;nt of
=Used. from paying clat,y, so that
there was certainly a chance to gip i Siun Hughes' regiment, Lind -
shell ziever fltnee,-et ham for his
an odd and end for the tiller of the ess tnwaid me, A. R. Rinn. 0
eoil. The fainter i„vho has waited for the flk anti myself lied the misfortene
the day of Free Teeth., must lie really tutw isitinve.'". kie had the
ood luek iti st l ;
restless. It is time for him to olien
veiltn keeninmine bot nettle
his eyes to tie* eineayeases o---------------------a,garch thratagh the steam -
whole governmeut pence'. . June Iltb, we met several lerne
neeneneenee., and email vessels on utir route 017in
day. Wes are now peering or Race
GREAT ILEALTII
STRENGTa GIVER.
Other Medieftie Can, A
ford orG narantee 8 ugh
Happy Results.
SOM.'S AND COUNR,V7'S and the ueeen is ne swot nten anti women, young aii4 old; of
what the cnnadisenee olnebiatt, w eeveral whales and pchpoieee dine t-orery iank in life, freely adrni that
has to say abont Henry Ellin: and tit e 1. mg our trip to -day. IV conld see they are more conscious of overnmed
Machinete--"Die Art nod Wniieta intgewfhnudiand !eland which to 'ose nervone etrength In the hot, weather
weleher die :if:whine Herrn tlenrrin. -' dI1 : than at any other seaeon,
fur jeneit Herrn tenpillidet, mad winde we sse until we rim 01 Ireland. On ed, Nine's Celery Compound Words
toile madam. Die Machiue Oeht die with the mail front Rimouski. The remedy can ogee with honesty,. it
obetleanot nserva.
Peafowl,* wolf.time it took to deliver the mail into vigorously cleanses the woad and reg-
, ee
tiee Dentsenein aber as ist neine Liebe the Parisian was one hour. It is ewe- wines the n3017 nireontiou, it
verloren, wir lieben die ,Maechine mot prieing to see the, amount, of Inuit strengthens and encourages the it
Rue
Weeen eh nicht
trunke. beekete and mail liege fine neye and enables them to fdter from rali.
the old sad. We P3ss Bleti Rork, the blood all waeteaud morbid matters;
, This place loeke like* white brick it secumet strong, then nerves, gives
Any Person who has Wile 1111" dwelling, alter harlug been natant sweet mid catbird eleep to the nem -
down side 'Wee veindY seekingan. 111" consumed by are and left standing ont tired and brain -weary. In a word,
inenennal wlao could tell him woe" in the water. The re:WM they call it paine's Celery Compound is a true
same termer resides and encounterizig re; s; T. ;
aR141144. as ereause it is a rest for the summer Mover and heantlohunden
within,. more hospitatle than a 8°S- Miele. In taking stock of the passein Ralston. ot Nixon, :Onto eayei
Pelgeite4las';111Inkraillogrettallin° ilegichwibliaeaP.Yiles= uw,le,,,"„bs4leVialki,1"1#4:1141041! 511A-titje 41tifigfliq see*°4eIret is
saittitItTka 01*a:1'er:441'V upeeri)1stigtt
made its appearance in this locality. Seavral of the contingea could be caused by ebronie dvspepsie, aud I
That le the custom a calling the WM,
iteaal“ "Plog to EaraPe" as titer lay could not sleep at° night. %Isis condi.
by some distinctive name, melt as in their haniumeke, several of ns bar- tion of sleeplessness brought on darn,
"The Maples," ete., etc.1 and havingthg faswd since Meenlay with no pros- unh I was attended by four of the
this name and that of the PrelMet" peets of an appetite the balance of our best doctors, and took a great general--
neatly painted on a sign board at the pawner, and those who were able to ty of medicine, but all failed to do me
entrance.gate. This has long been the eat were thaittg, innumerable coin. any good. I thought I would try yoor
m
etistoEugland and might very plaints against the victuals served and Paine's Celery Compound. After I
well be:generally adopted by us-Ontar- the style in which it was served. As bad used four bottles the nervousnees
b Reformer. Catena.
her eerfoign zigt des ens keine aelie 50;1 miles. Cape Rece is the lest land , When sneh condition is experiene.
eerie. politteehell Lehell ein Sumner tht> steamer Rhona came snit advantages and results that uo other
WORFZMAN FATALLY INJURED.
Hastings, Ont, Aug. 15---Shoon
Burshaer, an employe of Welsh 4 Co's
tauriery, while engaged in starting a,
large wheel this afternoon, was acci-
dentally caugbt in the bele of the same
and tbrown with such force that his
epinal minim% was severed. He may
possibly live a- day or two, bat cannot
recover.
FATALLY INJURED BY A BULL.
Athens, Ont, Amt. 10. ---The death of
Jennie Donnelly, a prominent farmer,
at Seely'y Bey, occurred yesterday as
the e.ettits ef injuries reeetved by be -
mg at tacked by a bull on his farm Met
Friday. His baek was badly injured
and his limbs paralyzed. He would
have been killed outright at the time
but for the timely arrival of a neigh-
bor.
DROWNING AT PORT t IARLING.
Port Carling, Aug. n. A sad
drowning matured Yesterday after-
noon 4 Stewart Lake, in the town-
ship of Siedera, about twelve miles
from here. The Yietins was a young
man. Mr. Gem Craig the student zu
tharge, of the Baptistilission at Foote's
Bay, and whose home is near Dresden,
Ont Some canoeraces Were being run
and in some way Stewintfell out of his
canoe and sank before assistauce could
reach hhn. The body, which was in
abont twenty feet of water. was recov-
ered in about an hour anl two physi-
cians did all possible to restore eon-
eciousness, but without avail. The body
was taken to Gravenhnrst to -day, ac-
companied by Prof. N. S. McKechnie,
of 'Woodstock, who will take it to the
father's home, near Dresden.
WANTED.
'We would like to ask through the
columns of your paper, if there is
any person who has used, Green's Ang-
eust Flower for the cure of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, and Liver troubles that
hes not been cured—we also mean
their results, snch as sour stomache,
fermentation of food, habitual costive -
nese, nervous dyspepsia, headaches.
despondent feeling, sleeplessness—in
fact any trouble connected with the
stomache or liver? This medicine has
been sold for many years in all civiliz-
ed countries, and we wish to corres-
pond with yon and send you one of
our hooks free of cost. If you never
tried August Flower, try one bottle
first. We have never known of its
failing. If so, something more serious
is the inatter with you. Ask your old-
est druggist.
Sold by O. LUTZ.
•
TURNED ON THE GAS AND DIED
Napenee, Aug. 19.—About 3,30 this
afternoon, W. Coffey, a man of about
65 or 70 years of age, was found dead
in his room in the Paisley House.- It
is clearly a case of suicide by ga s, Which
3ia,c1 been turned on, There was no oc-
casion to nse eas, there beieg an elec-
tric light in the room which was ging
all night. The Mall is a 00111HlerCiLl
trdVeller, blIt it is not as yet known
wha filen lie represented. In five or
six pees in a book awl on the inside
of a newspaper he wrote, "No.121Stu-
eirt •street, Kingston, is my home."
• which shows that he premeditated the
rash an,. Deceased came to the Pais-
lev House last Friday ited went away,
earning back ,Sa.tlirday, baying been
ther , ever since. He had no baggage
,ar g r. Fre lied been clead a long thee
when found,
for myself T had no appetite to go
down the steerage to sample them,
having stayed on deck or in the smokn
Ing room. or on the table below the
deck. Wednesday, jam Ilth, made
the acquaintances of James McCor-
mack and 3. X. McPherson, a the llth
field bettery, Guelph. The latter Was
troubled with seasickness the same as
neoself, but the former bad been on
the battle field in Sonth Africa. He
claimed to have had a much better
time on his South African voyage
than on this trip. We bave two
horses OD board. The grey horse
Prince. the property of Lt. Col. Pen
lett. This borer is a years old, and is
the same that the Duke of York (now
the Prince of 'Wales) rode when on
he. tour through Canada last fall. The
other was a beautiful bay front Stan-
ley Barracks, Toronto. 'Whilst being
seasick to -day one of our number, a
some- about 50 years of ago, was 1Y -
and dyspepsia left me, and I have done
more work since than for years past.
I now e0joy excellent health and con-
sider myself completely curecl."
Around. About Us,
Hullett: The Dodsworth farm, on
the Base Line, has been vented to Mt
Edinenson,nI Groderich township,' Inc
five years at about $123 a tonueIt
contains ti5 acres and is a, good farm
but bus been somewhat neglected.
Clinton: The Standard elevator,
which bas been run Inc several years
by Holmes 4 Smith, has been leased by
Mr. D. Urquhart, of Hensall, who
takes possession on September 1st.
We understand Mr. Tom Sinalleombe
will have charge of the elevator.
Winghtum On Monday, Ernest
Button and Robert McDonogh were
out dridviug with Wm. Button's team
of ponies, when sometbing went
mg on hie bask in a vetr sick cantle.' wrong with the wbifiletreen which
non, 1 asued him how he felt. He
anewered "I would give all I possess
111 only had an Acre of land to stand
on." This soldier WAS sick all the way
goiug and coining. Ile beat my re-
cord a trifle, June Ilith.oceau gettin
pretty choppy and nearly all on boar
feeling seasick. We are now 1300
mites from Quebec mid it° land in
sight. I managed to crawl down to
haninteek and after being aesisted
into it by my friend Graham. I soon
went to dreamland. tune 13th, it
is raining a lane. I bad. no breakfast
but 1 managed to go down to dinner
and ate a little pea soup, but the wait-
er meeting with a misfortune, upset
the balance of my meal, consequently
I was compelled to go on deck much
sooner than I wanted to. The fog
whittle blew several times during the
day. The Parisian travelled 347 miles
"during the last 24 hours. In the even-
ing a concert was given in the cabin.
June letlethe soldiers are having some
sports on board, tug-of-war and other
gatnes being; on the list. The Parisian
sailed 361 miles the last 21 hours the
fastest during our trip across. We
are now near the Ivish Channel, got
acquainted with Morris Coffey, a cou-
sin of Mrs. James Richardson, of Exe-
ter, and Serge of the 27th Lamhton
Regiment. We met a large sfreighe
boat which passed within a Mile of
us. Inpent the night in the smoking
room, being too sick to go below. We
received our pay from the Captain. I
might mention that considerable gam-
bling was going on in the boat, one
soldier loosing his pay, le, in a few
minutes. June 15th, the ocean is
rough and choppy, am feeling tough,
having cast up accounts twice before
7 a.rmancl was kept in that route uneil
7 p.m. I consider this my worst day
of sickness dnrieg ney journey going
across. In the eveningI managed to eat
orange which ray friend Graham
broughtine. Beer was issued to the
soldiers nearly every day. Those not
wishing it was given an orange instead.
My friend Grahain looking after my in-
teitest during my absence a t every -issue
This has been a yery cold day and
roughest yet, water coaling me deck
on both sides of the boat. June 10th,
The Isle of Men is in sight and we are
now near the Ivish Coast. The Steam -
at Moville, Ireland, with the mail.
een getting pretty tired of boat •life.
The Isle of IVIAI1 loOks like a black cloud
in the sky. There was a, drizzly rain
el day. Many a tinae daring the day
wished myself home, or lauded in matisna. I began taking Hood's Sarsapa-
slog-land. At 5 p.m. tv e landed i n Liv -f rilla and this medicine has entirely cured
nool clock. This Post has thirteen me' I have no hesitation in saying it saved
„nes of dock., As we neared the dock my life." M. J. McDoxsan, Tren• ton, Ont.
p, hip lint -Tale and kept it up for one -Hood's Sarsailarilla
.lie whistles on the steamers hooted
II continuously, Y011 00111C1 seer- Removes the cause of rheurnatism—no
,cly heal- yourself speak. The eepeoes outward application can. • Take i1.
frightened the horses so that thev ran
away. The buggy was upset and tbe
young men thrown out after being
(hugged entne distance in the top, Er-
nest escaping with a slight eut on the
forehead and some braises; Robert
Meleontigh had his right arm htut and
is unable to use it The 'horses ran
several miles before they 'vere caught,
and the vehicle was completely broken
up.
Goderioh: John Alorrison MeLeod
betterknown Its Dr. McLeod, passed
LI) tht:great beyond early last Priday
morning, and the report of his death
WAS a, great shock to the community,
as but few people knew he was serions-
ly ill. The doctor was one of the best
known men in Huron and Bruce, and
by reputation WAS known through
Western Ontario and in inany parts
of the Western States, where for a
qteerter of a century his medicines 1)11(1
been freely used. Latterly deceased•
had been losing in strength, and he
sent Inc his nephew, Mr. David Mc-
Kinley, from Glasgow, and for the
past eight months that relative reliev-
ed him of many ditties connected with
his ever growing business. John Mor-
rision McLeod died in harness, for on
the day preceeding his death, be re-
ceived a letter from a lady in Bruce
county informing him of her hus-
bands serious illness, and so intereSt-
ed was be in the case, that he, against
the wishes of his attendants, proceed-
ed to the laboratory with the remark,
"If I can save a live I will, I may be
dead Ito -morrow." He prepared the
necessary medicine, and from that
time until death came, but a few Ileum
after, his own life ebbed peacefully
away.
Aching joints
In the fingers, toes, arms, and other
parts of the body, are joints that are
inflemed and swollen by rheumatism—
that acid condition of the blood which
affects the muscles also.
Sufferers dread to move, especially
after sitting or lying long, and their
condition is commonly worse he wet
weather. "
"I suffered dreadfully from rheumatism,
but have been bornieetny cured by Hood's
Sarsaparilla, fer which I am deeply grate-
ful." Miss FRANCES SMITH, Prescott, Ont.
"I had an attack of the grip which lett rae
weak and helpless and suffering from rheu-
Lost
eel
7
"My hair came out by the hand- e;
al, and the gray hairs began to 7
creep in. I tried Ayer's Hair %%row. .;
and it stopped the hair from rota- ,1
ine out and restored the co:-."--
.Mrs.M. Gray, No, Salem, *ass, z.
There's a pleasure in
offering such a prepara-
flan as Ayer's Hair Vigor.
It gives to all who use I: t:
such satisfaction, The
hair becomes thicker,
longer, softer, and rnme
glossy. And you feel" so
secure in using such an
old and reliable prepara-
ion. oho Wan A nee
rtor dreggist casino. supp ear..
ma
as one dotter wad we will"patia-as
pa a /NA tie, go Ati,r0 nd_givo tbe .r.a.me
Of per nearest expou-etn-ce. atoldresS*
J.C. ..4).7g4 cl),. :Ursa% Taus
F111111r BOAT BURNED.
1:-;? o'clock to-
day. while the steamer Omar P. eon-
, ger was lying at the wharf in Black
:Ivo-. fire originated in some manner
and before the Pant Munn firemen or
the lire extioguisheron the boats could
be got into play the handsome fmr,r
boat was a seething Ni0FS of !hones.
, One of the other boats belonging to the
Ferry Company was just milling into
• the wharf at Port Huron at the time
and severa1 passengers abOalal the
haat ootieed a email blaze ieening from
the Cengen The alarm was ineued
once but the fire broke forth with ter.
rifle force and enveloped the steamer.
The upper works of the Conger have
been destroyed and she is in about the
seine coudition as when destroyed liy
fire a little over a year ago- The loss
m the Clanger will be a severe blow to
the Ferry Company, as she had only
eeently been rebuilt, aud refitted
throughout.
Ginnton: Dr. Cluule,s A. Lang kft
on Settuday for Toronto en raw Inc
England via the steamship Leto Me.
gentle, He purposes taking speelaliet
coulees and degrees in London, Wil-
ber& and Vienna, Dr. Lang, is all
honor graduate of Toronto Medical
School.
Clinton: After a long soiree ing -from
pulmonary trouble, Mr. Joe. Chidlen,
passed away 00 Saturday last nt the
age Ora yearn. The demised was hi h.
ly respected and at the tiine of
death was Worshiptul Master of the
:Masonic Lodge of that place, tinder
which auspices the funeral was eon,
ducted on Monday. A large number
of brethren were present from differ.
ent plums to attend the funeral.
Fall Fairs
Toro to
Loudon
Exeter
'Zurich
Seaforth
Wingham
Goderieh
St Mere%
Hirkton
Myth
Sept. 1-13
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" 21.2.1
25em
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Sept. 30 Oct. 1
to.
Oct. 2-3
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wur.m.
A Great Man and a Child.
ZS' his reminiscences of Horace
Greeley in the "Youth's( Corapan-
• loner' eerier; of Becollections of
Oaraotts Editors, Noah Brooks
says that Greeley could bear a
great sorrow or a groat disappotnt.
zrient with the fortitude of a stoic, but
a trifling anitoyanee Would provoke
hint to an outburst of wrath that was
Simply childish. The death Of his little
boy, his *WY and idolized eon, Was to
him an awful blow. No xnan can know-
-what agony the stricken father silently
endured, his grief coining the drops Of
his hearts blood. But a typographical
blunder, especially if it were in one a
Ws own writings, drove him int°
spasms; then his maledictions on the
offending typesetter and proofreader
were something blood -curdling to hear.
One morning he went swiftly down
to the "Tribune" office to find the com-
positor who had made a bad error in
setting the types for one of his editor-
ial articles in the paper. Bounding
upstairs into the composing -room, with
blue fire in his eyes and shaking the
paper folded across the page to shOw
the offence, he shrieked, "Show me the
man: Show me the nian that did this!"
The error had already been made a
topit of discussion in the Office, and, the
culprit, a very old man who had been
with Mr. Greeley on the New Yorker" ;
and on the "Tribune" ever after, oarne
out from behind his case and tremu-
lously pleaded. guilty. The editor,
standing there in the full height and
strength of his manhood, looked down
upon the little old xnan with a startled
air, and then, turning away,. invited
anybody in the office to, kick him
(Greeley) downstairs.
Of his education, Mr. Greeley said It
"was picked up by the way." It is na-
tural that one who knew him should
Wonder what naannee of man he might
have been if he had been trained and
disciplined in an institution of learn-
ing. He might have been a very much
greater man, thinks Mr. Brooks; and
then, too, his raw resources might not
have, been so strong and abundant un-
der a scholastie rule.
When he was a lad of nine years he
Was offered free tuition in the academy
at Exeter, New Hampshire. His par-
ents declined the offer, partly through
pride, Mr. Greeley thought, although
nominally because his mother was un-
willing to 'part with him at that tender
age. Later in life, speaking of this
faiMre to secure an acadeniic course of
instruction, he said: • "I suppose I
ought to be sorry, but I am not much."
Mr. Greeley affected contempt for
college-educated men, and was aocus-
toned to say, with great emphasis, "Of
all cattle, the moat useless in „a news-
paper office is a pollege-lared man!"
This seemed to be an affectation In-
tended to justify his own lackof solidi-
arship, , as if he were the shining ex-
ample of what a great editor cold be
without special training.. As a matte -
of fact, adds Mr. Brooks, during injr
term- of service on the "Tribuee" "
majority of the men on the staff were
college -bred men.
DEATH OF MR. SAMUEL SLOAN,
Goderich, Aug. IS,—A prominent
resident of Goderich has been remov-
ed in the person of ;Samuel Sloan,J.P.,
whose death occurred unexpectedly as
7.30 ontect Met evening trent heart
failure. Mr. Sloan was born 14 years
ago, at Shercock, County Coven, Tie -
1;1.0, and ealAr, to Canada when a
young man. Vol. more than a quarter
of a eentnry he -was engaged in the
grain buying and exporting business
itt this town, retired a few years
ago after a very sueeeesful Ws:loess ca-
ret% Mr. Sloan Was fOr 0 number of
years a inoinber of the Town Couneil
of Goderich, and for a long period and
np to the time of his dealt be was one
or ow License CoinniisSioners for West
Huron, In religion be was 0 Metho-
dist and a tueinher of the Masonic Or-
der; in politics he bold stannehly in
Libeni principle,4 He was:one of the
most widly known men in this section
and was universally esteemed, The
funera1 will take place on Wednesday
afternoon.
ekes Sitort
nd lett leads.
cnid fer everything
that runs ott wheels,
Kverywhoc.4
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STRUCK BY FLYING DEBRIS.
Windsor, Aug. 10.—George Bushey,
au employ of the Saginaw Salt and
Lumber Co., was perhaps fatally in-
jured in an accident at tbe lomber
anis at Sand.wich yesterday alt ernorm.
The steam cylinder of the •engine ex-
ploded and a -portion of the flying de-
bris struck Bushey ou the bead, cans -
ire, a frightful --,ash and rendering blot
Ittie0t)SelOttS. He was rennwed to Ho-
tel Dieu, where he is hovering bet ween
life and drat b. lie is about Sayears of
age and unmarried, -His boine is in
;Saginaw, Mich.
sulk
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'Or WANT TO
13o3,- or Sell a Farm
F yor 1v4tyr TO
- or Sell Towu 14r perty
W -YOU WANT TO
Borrow or Lead Noney
IF '017 WANT
Collections Made
P Y01.7 WANT
Tour Lille Jsuvet
WANT TO
Go to the Old eon
BY ALLAN LINE
CASH PAID FOR vuns
I at MO Uilderatued
HN SPACHM
11. Sp:tamales Hord
WESTERN FAIR Sept
. LONDON 1240, 19
A Medley of .Speetacular 31er1t,
lIatchiscan the Human Bonth, In a thraling Hailoon
Aereuelon and Parachute Drop. The marvellous epic, Haule.
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