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;Tae 11.4eier „Imes.
THTJSR•DAY, MAY 13th, 1886.
A"t 13't�t,T TVAS.
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anItuferairefee telereeeter,
Dun QQ. roped a total of 192
failures throughout the country during
the past week, fifteeu lege than the
week previous. Tcventy.fitve of the
number were in Canada, aeveu more
than theprevious week.
The graze for bi;rds•on.the.bate ill
the east, it is said, will serionsly iu—
terfere with the ,peach Drop. The.
bird that is roostiug on the that of
belle ought to be picking vermin from
the fruit trees.
His Excellency the Goyeruor-Gen-
eral has received a cable message from
her Majesty expressiug her pleasure
at the successful opening of the
Colonial t�xhi ition and her delight
v via r b t 1 g
at seeing so marefy Canadians present.
Pacaud',the Fitenoh• Cauadiau, whom
11ir. Mowat took to his bosom in con•
neotiou with the Riot excitement in
Essex, was fired out of the Executive
Committee, meeting of the Windsor
St. Jean Baptiste Society the other
day. He was voted N. G.
Mr. Triugham, of Windsor, fully
believes that his electric railway will
be in operation by the 24th inst. He
has recently received letters from
prominent residents of London and
1.D11ORIAL NOTES. St. Thomas making enquiries regard-
ing the applioation of electricity to.
Lae Quebec Legislature has thrown steel railways.
out one resolution expressiug regre
at Rail's execution by a vote of 40 t
16 and mother by a vote of 41 to 18
The Ontario Assembly is, the onl
legislative booty in Canada which ha
shown any sympathy for rebels an
rebellion, its object being to help Mr
Edger in securing the French vote.
WITHOUT any special effort a very
large fund has been already raised in
Chicago for the benefit of the wound-
ed police and the families of those
killed by the rioters on Tuesday
night of last week. The amount is
now about $40,000, and it will orob•
ably reach $100,000. The Inter Ocean
says : "Men have been eager to give.
Every houest, law abiding citizen
feels shat the men who were wounded
or lost their lives ou the night men—
tioned, did so in defence of him and
his, and is glad of the opportunity o1
manifesting his appreciation of the
faithful service."
Tem opposition are angry because
the Canadian Pacific railway company
are repaying the money they borrow-
ed from the Dominion Government.
When the thirty millions was loaued
about two years ago, Mr. Blake and
his organs asserted that it would
never be repaid. Their predictions
on this, as tin almoet every other
measure, have not been fulfilled.
The company are paying twenty
million in cash and delivering to the
Goverumeut nearly seven million
acres uflaud, reckoned at one dollar
and fifty cents per acre. When
these lands were eiven to the railway
company Mr. Blake always said they
were worth not less thau two dollars
per acre, sr, that the country will
gain a considerable sum by the trans-
action.
MR. ,CHARLTON did not•'find his
timber limit attack on the Govern—
ment smooth sailing. He struck a
great many snags during leis speech,
as will be seen from the following
"Mr. Charlton said it might also be
pleaded that the amount of money received
for these limits was large; but it was not of
the terms of the leases that complaint was
made. The complaint was of the granting'
of these leases without, public competition,
Limits were granted to Mr. H. A. Ward,
M. P.
"Mr. White (Cardwell) -when?
"Mr. Charlton—In 1882.
"Mr. White—You know he was not a
member of parliament at the time. .
"Mr. Charlton said he was a prospective
member any way. ('Oh, Ob.') Among
those who put in appications for timber
Emits for other persons were Mr. C. H.
Mackintosh, 11. P.
"Mr. Mackintosh—When was t hat ?
"Mr, Chiiilton—In May, 1882.
"Mr. Mackintosh—You know I was not a
member of Parliament at that time. (Hear,
hear.")
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Mr. Taylor, M. P. for South Leeds,
wag among the many Conservative
members who answered the slanders
of Opposition speakers on Tuesday t s
London, May 6.—Tho Canadian
Paoific Railway Company has de—
posited with the agent of the Cana.
dime Grvernment hero ten million
dollars, being the first half of the
repayment on the Government loan
to be completed by June 1st.
A new county Orange Lodge is about
to be organized at Wiarton, to be
oalled the Loyal Orange County Lodge
of Bruce, to be composes} of the
Orange ]District of Wiartou and Ar-
ran. There are 11 primary Lodges
in the Wiarton District and 7 lodges
in the District of Arran.
The Police Magistrate of Guelph
tried the first Scott Act cases in that
city on Friday. The defendants were
Jas. Welsh, Thos. Middleton and
John Doran. All three were convict-
ed and fined $50 and costs each.
The two first mentioned are reported
to skipped out in ord0 to avoid the
penalty of the courts.
The most important eases before
Sudge Sinclair, in the Ninth Division
Court, Hamilton, were the actions of
the Art Publishing Co., against var-
ious citizens who had refused to pay
for the work. Various defences were
Pet up by the 3efendauts, L. Garland,
Dr. Philp, John Rowan, A. McTheal,
Geo. H. Snyder, Audrew Leitch and
E. B. Feast, but the Judge in each
case decided that there was no getting
over the written contract signed at
the time the book was subscribed for.
On Monday night Charles Mitchell
and Jack Burke met for au eight -
round sparring contest. Five thou—
sand people were present. Teu
rounds were fought when the police
interfered, and' the referee decided
the contest a draw, tough Mitchell
had the best of it. At the conclusion
of the fight Jack Dempsey stepped on
on to the platform and challenged
Mitchell to fight to a finish for $5,000
a side.. Mitchell made no reply, but
turned to the reporters and asked
them to note the business -like and
gentlemanly way in which the
"champion" challenged him.
The seizure of the American fish-
ing schooner David J. Adams, at
Digby, N. S., by the Canadian steam-
er Lansdowne, for purchasing bait in
Canadian waters, is 'causing a great
deal of excitement in political circles
in the United States. The matter,
will, no doubt, be made the sub'ect of
diplomatic negotiations between Eng-
land and the United States. The
Americans having: persistently refused
to entertain any proposition looking
to the renewal of the treaty, no other
resource consistent with national dig-
nity was left open for the Canadian
government than to use every exer-
tion to protect our fisberiee from en–
croachment, and to guard our shores
from the intrusion of American fish-
ing vessels.
night of last week. He did it in the
following style
"Mr. Taylor said he desired brieflyto refer
to the slanderous statements made rgarding
himself in the town of Wingham last winter
by a person named M. C. Cameron. He
(Mr. Taylor) wished to say that he had no
interest in timber limits, coal and grazing
lands, either in Manitoba or the North-west.
He never applied for any such lands, either
for himself or for any other party. This
fellow Cameron who knew when he made
Don t use any more nauseous purgatives,
itch as Pills, Salts, &c., when you can get in
Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters, a medicine
that moves the bowels gently, cleansing all
impurities of the system and rendering the
blood pure and cool, Great Spi ing Medicine
50 cents.
HERE AND THERE.
News Condensed ti
i'l:•ere is considerable stir in Hen-
' tall there being several new build -
the statement that it was false, that it was r
manafactured ant of whole cloth, be stispect- fags in course of erection.
ed was a paid agent of the Grit party, ,going I DZr. A. M. Polly, of iGoa er10h,
in
around the country and opposing those tendsivinthe liveryb
J3 g u P uinneAe
and has sold his stock,' •
John organ, of Stanley Mtownship,
has been appointed e.erk of the
Seventh Division Cotlrt of the county
of Huron, in the place of W. W.
Conn01'4 removed.
The Government haul promised a
grant of $2,200.per toile for the con•
t ntianoe of the C. J? B. from Tees.
Water to Winghain. The prospects.
of the road being built are now good.''
Saturday afternoon the Scott Aet
Comlleittee for; lt1jddlesex met and
o ganised stab-cotnmittees for the
carious tovtnsbi a to see that ak ttie set
whom lie could not oppose himself, vu.,
'mal.iciou who
circulated these wilful and
gentlemen. 1f this fellow Cameron
e false-
hoods, Was the M. C. Cameron who repre-
sented South Huron in the fIouse, it was
deeply to be regretted that any gentleman
espirrng to the position of a statesman
should stoop so low. (Hear, hear.'')
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A Loss or TASTE and a thirst for acids, yel-
low cofnplexion, pimply skiff.,, a my,terious,
aching of the bones,ta distressed condition of
the -head, woe -begone
expression of the fano,
irregular action of the heart, periodical head-
ache with prostration,high temperature of the
body ;with shills and Ivor, gird constant
sense ofr' i
wee It esB'. tl
uttering in the stbtinartlr,
and sinking sensation of spirits, Irritability
of temper, hulicate what is called a miller.
ial`'condition of the Systotli' a co3iditioii
which must be remoi✓ed, if at.a11@ through
the rernvrgoratlon. of;the kidueye and Ryer
iced. Appropriation Of $500
ie eefn
wear made as the nualeQs of a fttnd to
for whish nothing &pals that great specifies, , aict the t'D+5tnbuttee ill acoottupliefiing
Warloar'e oaf0 this' ends
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Two attempts have been evade
within a month to btlrglarieethe
store of 1Mir, J. O. Quarry at Lim.
eriok, in McGillivray Township.
Oa the last occasion they blew open
the safe but were soared off,
Mrs. ,Albert D. 'White (nee 13elia
Baldpate of Listowel, fired at her
fn,ther's residence, Gederioh, on the
3rd Inst., at the age of 21 years ; of
consumption,
The Lisenso, Commissioners for
North Middlesex have granted drug-
gists' licenses under the .Scott Act to
E. P. Stephenson, Parkhill; T. Hey,
Ailsa Craig, and 11I. Mara, Liman.
Messrs. J. lir D. Mernor, of Zurich
and Hamburg, respectively, have re-
cently purcbasecl the general store
and business of Mr. J, K. Wing, of
Zurich. J'. T.Z. goes to the U. S.
Mr. Hillary Maher, of West
Williams, has a ben which laid an
egg, weighing 4::1 oz.; and measures
7fx(j?t inches in circumference. Now
coax on your hens to beat this mam-
moth egg.
Mr. W. G. Potts, formerly of Olin•
ton, has lately received another pro-
motian by the American Express Co.,
in whose employ he has been for
some time, and now bolds a position
as messenger between Suspension
bridge and London.
The following are the totals of the
township of Stepheu assessment roll:
—Real property, ;1,777,418; income,
$800; personal property, $36,325;
dogs, 463; horses, 1,111; hogs, 809;
Sheep, 1,984; cattle, 1,779; popula—
tion, 4,034; deaths, 27; births, 51.
Mr. H. Happel, of Zurich, left on
Monday fir Germany to bring oat
fifty German laborers to assist in his
flax business. He will be about 3
months. Laborers in this vicinity
must bo scarce, when au i.nportation
of this number is necessary.
Owing to the letter asking for .the
appointment of Mr. Patrick 1lalouev
as postmaster of Metropolitan having
gone astray, there was some delay in
filling the vacancy, but a telegram
from the Hon. Postmaster General
received on Monday announces his
appointment.
It is to be hoped that the petition
signed by many of the influential
people of the county in favor of the
release from petieteotiary of James
Henry Benmieh, will be speedy. The
sentence was a severe cue—severe to
injustice. The murder of Maines
was done under the most tantalizing
provocation, and that unhappy affair
has already cost the elder Beamish
his life. James Henry Beamish
should be set at liberty. He is said
to be in consumption, the disease
from which his fattier and une sister
have died since the tragedy, and to
which another sister is else succumb•
ing.
Brussels has been excited over a
romantic case, iu which the wife of a
blacksmith of that place is a chief
actor. Her first husband, or a man
claiming to be such, recently arrived
in the village, and had a warrant
issued for her ar• est for bigamy.'
After a consultation with the woman
and her prevent husband and some
friends, the iuforration was with-
drawn by husband No. 1,- the woman
in the case signing away her right of
dower, and giving him permission to
apply for a divorce. She is now
happily married, and has the sym-
pathy of the community, owing to
the unhappiness attending her first
marriage..
What an Increase.
GRAND RAPIDS, Micb., July 14, 1884.-
1 'suffered many years from Chronic Diar-
rhoea, and was able to get only temporary re-
lief. My disease seamed to baffle medicine.
Began to take Warner's safe cure, and in-
creased in weight from 115 pounds 140, and
have not had a sick spell this summer,
whereas last summer I was sick all the time.
—M. H. WALBR.IDGE, Mich. School
Moderator.
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immediate wants.
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fast Sear without ordorluS lo, it oeltulue Punkt 1115 paps,
,;.1QAtustruttoux, pricoo a curate cteecrlptlnnd arta ,utu. Ulu
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of DB,C1TLVEBWBLL•'S CELEBRATED ES-
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out medicine)ofNervousl)ebility,Mental and.
physical oapacity.lmped4ments to Mtrriege,
etc.,resuitiugfrom excesses,
Price, in sealed envelope ,only 6 eon ts,ort wo
posLal'e stamps.
Tie celebrated autlaorofthis admirable es
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successful practice, thataiaruolug consent-ten,
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New Goods in this Week.
Beautiful V7"iotor'ia Lawr. in Cream, Pale
31u,e5 Lemon, Seige, ►moo£±ee, Navy.,
• and Black.
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In great variety. Fifteen patterns to sele3t from.
An immense assortment of LIGHT GROUND PRI NTS—
all the new colorings and prettier goods than ever shown
before.
MORE NEW DRESS 0®0DS,
Parasols, Gloves, &c., ;ire., at RANTON BROS.
All the ladies come and see them. 'Remember Miss
Wood makes up, cuts and fits Dresses, Mantles, (kuo, whether
bought from us or not.
GENTLEMEN—We are showing some ex.tra tart goods in
!Fine Pantings, Worsteds, and Scotch Check Suitings, also
a select stock of Gents' Ties and Scarfs, Great value in
9 "White Shirts. No trouble to show G-ools at
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f G P S .the Excretory organs to
a proper action. It
should be found in every household and car-
ried by every traveler. Sold by drttagists et-
erywhere.
IOUREFITS!
When I any curo.I do hot menu moroly toatop them for a
tlmh, nd then 52101 them return again. r moon o 1o,IIcal
titre;I have made rho dl0enso 0 11'12'5 FPILFPSY or PA Lt..
INO SIOKNPSSi I1(6•10ng study. 1 wai•rint rnyremudy
to caro tho worat'daoea. 110caueo others have railed le no
,•eaaon for not no* retching a ante. Shod at onto roaa
trcntGo and a hree Ballo of my tnfnlllhle remedy. (ROS
ExSreta and Post OBlca. It coats you nothing for a trial,
and I' will cars you Address Dli. n. (1, rid. 9',
Branch Ct one
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*e will GIV11 AWAY i,eCO' "Self -Operat-
ing Washing Machines, h'f you want
one send us your name P. 0, and express office
at once TRIO NA/ION/ill (NI, 21 Vey street,
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r116vonSoifsivo+onlelyfor thea66/eInaed/id try Honed
tlio,(anrte of cas01 or ilia *brat 1,End and of long aiandliiit
156(6 6080 Mlydd. Indeed 6o. fi'ti•ong is my"f61t61n 11111
1Blcsoii`, that f *Ill 13o111 TWO 1O'rl'Lg,S FREIE, t0g0thef:
`ilrlt0 a, VArITA5(51 '!1r£A TIS5 00 the df0daao to 6010
iufforet.- l0lve oxpwnfat nods. o oAdroaa.
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We have one of the very best
Hearses in the County,
And Funerals furnished and conducted at
extremely low prices.
EllusLE1ls OF ALI, THIS DIFFERENT Soca TIM
ADVERTISERS
can learn the exaot cost
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advertising in American
papersby . addressing
Geo. P. Rowell &n,
lAiellvrapapbr AdY.v rtis ng 1311t`otlit1
10 Sprttleei St., btertar York,,
Strict tooth, for 0+•l a el ic'tlrriphtiet
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One Case American Gingham's,
Direct from Boston.
Canadian Cinghams,
Beautiful Goods.
Scotch Ginghams,
Very Fine.
American Prints, Muslins, Skitngs, 8cc.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS AND PRICES AWAY DOWN.
Stock Complete in All Departments. No Trouble to show Goods.
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The following lines, hich will be sold
Closest Possible Cash Figures
20 tons Cut and Steel Nails, American Pattern,
40 tons Lindeman Blacksmith Coal (will be sold Chea
for Cash or on Short Dates,) p
10 tons ]3uckthorne and Barb -Wire Fencing,
100 boxeGlass,
5 tons 'White Lead,
bbls. each Raw et Boiled Oil,
3 bbls. Turpentine,
10 bbls, Machine Oils,
Also a car load
of Locks, ocks, Hinges, Butts,
and general Shelf Hardware,
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