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THURSDAY, AUGUST 17th, 1899
WEST HURON INVESTIGATION
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The West Huron inquiry came to
0. sudden close last week.
At the moment when the Government
majority in the Privileges Commit-
tee eefusedto hear further evidenee
nine witnesses who had been brought
fvom Goderich at a cost of $400 were
waiting ia the corridor to be called.
Mr. Borden, wha was conducting the
inquiry asked to be allowed loalf an
hour to examine these witnesses offer-
ing to take that evening or the next
day or any time that -was con-venient
to the Government. The request was
refused and. the West Hurou men were
seat b.ome without giving testimony.
While however the case was not com-
pleted, enough has been proved to
show that gross irregularities occur-
red in all parts of the riding, while
serious crimes were committed in at
least three polls as was shownlast
week -when Returning Officer
Farr, who held the poll
at number two polling district
in Goderich, stated. to the poll clerk
that the box contained "thirteen
damned good ballots for Holmes." An-
other witness swore that Farr told
him that he had voted twenty-two
times for Holmes.
DOMINION FINANCES
WI—itchell I 1.111i0RI tIER,EKLY IMPROY[9
Battnea-Ideurt Nixon lie$ been ap- a
pointed!to the Position of eight watch -
oxen in place of Mr. Inite.lien who re-
signed, -The ratepayers areeno rote
at the January eleetiou on the impor-
tant question whether cows shall elan,
at large dueing the sugener.-Dr.
Wood, is gwing o1l oiedal to the
best bowler hi the Mitchell club eacb
one to play 32 gesuesand the man
that wins tbe Inost games gets the
`medal.
St. Marys
Beinee,--Miss edarion Dickson re-
turued home Tuesday eight after a
week's outing at the lake.- The Junior
Lacrosse Clubs match that WAS to
have ta,keepla,ce agaiost Exeter has
been postponed. ---Mr. Graf Herris, of
Sarnia is spending a eew days in town.
-Mr. NV, P. McIntosh returned Thurs-
day morning to Haverhill, Mass. after.
4 visit of three weeks tinder the pareute
al roof. Mr. In clatosh is principal and
proprietor of a bushaeas college in that
city,
Bidduiph
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Cotaeone-The Connell met pursaant
to adtourument the Reeve and all the
members present, oil Moeclay, Aegust
7th. The clerk was instructed to agaithi
notify the G. T. R. re crossings ha the
township. The clerk was instructed
to notify Conductor McBride to cut
thistles and weeds ou his property in
the village of Awmick, The clerk was
instructed to ask the Reeve of London
township to meet our Commissioner
on the townline west of Elgiefield to
repair and improve that road. A By-
law was passed levying the various
rates for the year,. 6 mills on the d.ollatr
was levied for County rate, township
rate and grants to pablic schools, The
average assessed value per acre is $31
or $3100 for each 100 acres, making the
county and township rates withgrant
to Public schools $18,60 on each farm
of 100 acres. By deducting the assess-
ed value and acreage of the villages of
Granton, Awmielt and Olandeboye
from the total e.ssessnaent and acreage
of the township, it will leave the aver-
age assessed value of each 100 acres of
farm land $2.000,with a tax for county,
township and grant to public scbools
and allowing of an equivalent to Sep.
schools of $18 for each farm. -
W. D. STANLEY, Clerk,
The total. disbursements of the Gov-
ernments, including amounts charge-
able to consolidated fund, amounts
chargeable to capital, railway subsi-
dies, and all others charges for the
last six years during which the Con-
seryatives were hi office, were as for
1891310,793,208 19
1893 42,272,138 32
1893 40,853,727 91
1891 13,008,233 89
1895 42,872,338 le
1898 11,096,383 92
Against this the Liberal Govern-
ment has asked Parliament to vote this
session, 'in addi tionto $2,522,054.44 voted
early in thesession, as supplementary
to the estimates of last year, the fol-
lowing amounts.
Main estimates 818,280,550
Suppiereentaries 5,497,333
Drummond. Railway 1.600,000
Grand Trunk rental 140,020
Railway subsidies 5,305,120
Bridge at Quebec 1,000,600
Otherbridges • 285,175
$0,061,188
As regards the railway and bridge
subsidies, the Liberals claim that some
of the railway to rylaich grants are
Toted may 'not be built, and conse-
quently all the money now asked
for -may not be required. - But even de-
ducting all the railway and bridge
subsidies., the amount to be spent this
year is 353,528,893. In 1896, the last
year the Conservatives held office, the
railway subsidies amounted to 33,228,-
745.49, and if this amount is deducted
from the total expenditure for that
year, there remains 340,867,688.43 to
compare with tlie Liberal expenditure
of $53,523,893 for the same purposes,an
increase of $12,656,251.57.
Staffa,
DEATH or Mies. MMLER.-Solianna,
wife of James Miller, of Cro-marty,
clieden Saturday last after a some-
what protractedelln ess which wa,s borne
with patience and christian fortitude.
She had been ill about 10 years, and
all that the best medical skill could do
availed nothing. She was in her 57th
year, and leaves to mourn their loss a
hesband and six sons 6,nd two daugh-
ters, the sons acting as pall -bearers.
The funeral was largely attended, the
deceased having been held in the high-
est esteem in the community;
WEDDING Booes.-- A quiet but
pretty wedding took place on Wednes-
day evening Aug. 9th at tbe residence
of Mrs. Allen near Oromarty when her
eldest daughter, Mary E. was united
in marriage with Mr. P. Scott Barr. of
the 10th con. Hibbert. The ceremony
was .performed. by Rey. W. J Doherty
B. A. incumbert of Hensel]. and Stella
hi the presence of the members of the
families of the bride and groom. The
bride was becomingly attired in white
organdi trimmed with silk and carried
a boquet of white roses and sweet peas,
while her little sister Violet as maid of
honor looked very pretty in white silk
carrying a baguet of pink carnations
and chrysanthemums. After the cere-
mony the company proceeded to the
dining room wbere the tables were
found to be loaded. with food and delica-
cies and beaatifully decorated with
flowers. After the supper had. been
partaken of the evening was spent in
the enjoyment of music recitations
and pleasant converse until the early
morning hours when the guests depart-
ed wishingMr. and Mrs, Barr all hap-
piness in their journey through life
together. The niany valuable and
beautiful presents received testify to
the loye and esteem of those who gave
th en) .
He Was Able to Be Moved to a
New ReSidOriOe on Ttlenday.
nooliete Weee Eiliedand li:*ere Was
Byldeetly a Conspiracy to Deb. ID=
of eiis Decal Deetunents—lAte ZnIpor-
taut 'Mallet Wa's Saved by Ills Fre-
Bence of •nund—A. 1.:ew.1..;`orgery Dis-
covered in the Secret Dossier,
Rennes, Aug, 16. -At 8 0'010011 last
°teeing Maitre Labori was removed in
at atubulance to the residence of Prof.
Basch, he a suburb Of gelitlea. He stood
tbe journey well, although naturally
fatigued. The dootors are extremely
hopeful of a speedy recovery, but con-
sider it would be unwise for him to re-
turn to court until there is absolutely no
danger of a relapse,
Maitre Demange has decided, the.refore,
to ask for an adjournment, which has
necessitated a writteia application by
both 3ilairse lin:lenge end Captain Drey-
fus, who have already sent letters to the
preaident of the eouremartiel.
Colonel Joimust will undoubtedly
accede to the request, but he cannot greet
an adjournment for mere than ewe days,
when the application must be renewed.
Captain Dreyfus wants the eremions post.
poned until Monday next, when It is
hoped that M. Labori will be able to be
present.
Two Letters From Dreyfus.
Dreyfus has written two letters to
Lehori. The first, on beaming the nem of
the attempt to murder the lawyer, is a
spoutaneons expression of ede shooed
feelings. The seeend is a touching epistle
expressing the prisoner's keenest regrets
at the onteage, profound gratitude to
Labori for his heroin championship aral
hearffelv wishes for his speedy reeovery,
naeories neekere itifted„
The correspondent of the Aseociated
Press here obtained yesterday completa
corroboration of the statement, exclusive-.
ly cabletd to the Assoeiared Press Mon-
day, that the pockets of Laborrs coat
were rifled while he was lying on the
ground. Not only were she Dockers of
his coat emptied, but an at -semen was
made to steal the wallet, in which were
important papers referring to the coed -
martial, including his notes for the
cross-evronination of General Mercier.
Made a Pillow of His Wallet.
atareommationo•
-
The Pearce potato patches in Lon-
don are flourishing this summer, and
1 it is believed that 200 persons will have
sufficient to last them a, year. The
grained, seed and other necessaries
are furnished free to Londoners who
care to expend the labor required to
secure a crop. The patches this year
cover twelve acres. One is at the
north end of Colborne street; the
other lies immediately at, the foot of
Carling's heiglots. Each patch is
divided into one.quarter acre strips, or
thereabouts, and there are some for-
ty-five divisions, each worked by sep-
arate farailies. The tubers belie been
well tilled and are free from weeds.
Here ancl there a few cabbages, beets
or other vegetables have been grown.
The land is given free to the Charity
Organization, the donors, Ed. Daly,
and the Shoebottom estate, paying
even the taxes.
The Sebringville post office was
burglarized bet ween the hour of clos-
ing on, Saturday night and that of
opening lVforiclay morning, Cash and
stamps were token by the thieves.
The Sebringville post office is sit-
uated on the north side of the Hume
road opposite Seine id's hardware
store. Mr. J., Pierson, late tewnehip
clerk, 13 postametet and the assista,Dt
is Mise IISeDonnell. The latter' close
ed tlie office on Saturday at 7
o'elock ea ustlan and discovered the
burglaty this Fil OFTlitlg .W12017 she open-
ed the building. The thieves forced
an et tranee to the post, office by prying
open a winclov with a chisel. The
safe had been -closed but the burglars
teenaged to open it w ith out resottiug
to ex plosives or other yfolen co.
An investigation of the premises ie.-
ecaled the fact that the following
valuables had been stolen. $12 in
cash, $0 ha, cash takee froma t egister-
ed letter ttddressed to 0, Trashier,
liarthvare merchant, e clepoeit book
with the Britieb Mortgage Loan CO.,
and a, qlleetiey of stamps. A yalti-
able Money letter for tne depatttrientr
was not discovered dotibtless eyeing
to the feet thee it waSnot placed with-
in the !Safe.
M. Labori has himself related the inci-
dent He had just fallen, and saw one of
two men runeto his side. One of these
said: "His coat muse be taken off. He
will be too hot." The speaker then took
the wounded lawyer's coat off,. and the
other took the wallet M. Labori, how-
ever, retained his presence cif mind, and
refused to allow the wallet to be taken
out of his hands, platting it under his
head for a pillow, and holding it with
one hand. The coat was shortly after-
wards put on again.
The directors of the 0. 1'. R, declared
a dividend of two per eent on the com-
moti stock, and two per cent on the
preferred stock for the half-year ending
June 30th.
Me Sas. Inlet:loot bas bought the
Beattie Hooey, Clinton and is now in
potsessioe. The barn was owned by
Mr. Beattie sr., and the dwelling by Mr.
Ferran and the Wails of the former
eneroech Mg upon Mr. Farran's potted,
as the easiest eolation of the difd-
malty Mr Ferran bought the barn and
hat leased it to Mr. McCool. Mr, S.
Bee We lefb for Treberne, Manitoba,
rrl les d ay al tern O 0 te taking with him
half car load including three
norset.
Another Teetuicy in the Setate has
been created by the death of Senator
Itellerose, who died at his residence at
St. Vineent de Paul, Monday. He had
been ill for eome time. Re was appoint-
ed to the Senate to 1873, preveaue to
which time he sat for Leval iii the 'old
Canadian Assembly and the Ilonse of
Carninone. He Was A Coneetvaeive,
and n -as widely known as an active
spirit -in militia matters. The death
of Seeetat Bellerose Makes the number
f yea:metes in the Seeate fone---611
ereatcd by the deathe Of Censer -Valve
Petters-flon 0, A. 13ot-titan, Hon D.
Itherlaed, Ron, W. Senfoed and
Bellerose.
Evidence of a Plot.
On arriving at his residence, M. Labori
asked bis wife to look in his pockets and
see if their contents were safe. Mme,
Labor' found the pockets completely
emptied. Luckily, no papers of import-
ance wete in the pockets, which contain-
ed personal letters, including menacing
letters received on the previous day. The
rifling of the lawyer's pockets of the
papers, and the attempt to steal his wal-
let, while no effort was made to appro-
priate his watch or money, are regarded
as dear evidence of a plot, in which sev-
eral men were implicated.
Are the People Eliding Him?
The man who actually fired the shot,
it appears, was only, one part of the
inachinery of the conspirators. In spite of
the extensive search made far the would -
se assassin, lie is still at large, and the
impression is gainiDg ground that be is
being aided by the anti -Dreyfus country
people, who are concealing him some-
where. The doctors in attendance upon
M. Labori have sent to Paris for an X-
rays apparatus, in order to locate the
bullet in the lawyer's body.
A New Forgery in the Dossier.
Paris, Aug. 16. -The Mafia yesterday
made the announcement that Maitre
Lahore after he was shot, declared, as
the outconae of bis injury appeared
doubtful, that he wished to make known
the fact that M. Ohanoine, who has
charge of the seeret documents in the
Dreyfus case, has discovered m new forg-
ery in the dossier.
The Anarchist organ, Le Journal du
Penple, says that in reta1iation-4ov the
outrage upon M. Labori, the Aliarchists
will hold General Mercier and Med. Drou-
mont, Rocbefort and Judet as hostages,
and personally' responsible for anything
done against the Anarchists.
,EXETEll
MONTENECiiio .uu orl-,
Denunciation 9f Another pt the Favored
Nation 'rreaties—lludget of News
Pram Ottawa.
Ottawa, Aug, 16. -Tee Deparement oi
Trade and Commerce at Ottawe is
formed of the demmelation of another oi
the fevered eation treaties existing be,
tweet! Britain ancl other nations; in thir
inStance with Molitenegro The ereete
Aceordingly ecelae one year Ileum).
'Gene of Hica Thieves.
lt is alleged that an organized gang o
mice, stealers hes been at work in the
mica mines near Ottawa, aud teat as
ergeniseangene, with headquarters in the
Capital, is disposing of the stolen mile
eral, The Atterney-Generel of eniebee
has been asked to investigate, as the
mules are In Quebee.
tteney Scary Fredieted,
Mr. Per' B. Selene of tee Geological
Survey, one of the most extensive agri-
eulturists in Canada, says. Canada's pre
cluetion of Loney this year wili only bc
about one-fourth of what it has been fol
a number of years. The statement if.
based upon experteece with his own
apiary and upon reports, reoeivecl from
other bee men throughout the countrY,
charmed With me:may.
Francis llotheleau of Buckingham:
Township was arreeted, last evening by
Bailiff F. 0, Clamming on a !thane el
bigamy. The peisoner married a Miss.
Roohon here last March, at the same -tams
having, it is Alleged, a wife and sever
ebildreit living La Ontario, He wa!
broeght before Magistrate Pearson yes,
teeday morning, who conimitted him te
Hull for trial.
IS NOW AN OUTLAW.
M. Guerin, the Darricaded Frenchman,
Still Hold's the Fort—Will De
Ler. mere.
Paris, Aug. 16. -The warrant for the
arrest of M. Guerin, president of the
anti-Semite League, who, with semen-
thiters, has been barricaded since Satur-
day last in the office of the league, haa
been placed in the bands of Magistrate
Fabre. Guerin is now regarded ns arl
outlaw in a state or rebellion, since bis
Uotifleation of the issue of the watrant.
He menet claim the right of a citizen of
exemption from arrest from sunrise to
salsa, and the persons garrisonleg the
Ileadquetters of the league, numbering
about 40, are in the sante pcssitiou. Strict
,orders have been given to arrest everyone
attempting to enter or leave the builclieg.
Three of Guetin's frionde, who attempted
to leave the place yesterday morning,
were arreeteci. They all eerried sit -cham-
bered teveleers mad hatchets; and what
Prenchmen clesignato as "American
knuckle-dust:ere,' otherwise brase knuc-
Mee. The prefect of pollee is still await-
ing orders from the Government in tegarci
to the action to lie taken against Guerin,
•
Will Let Him Alone.
M. Waldeolt-ROUSSeau coeferrea several
times (hiring tho day with M, repine.
prefect of police, and le consideration of
the fact that recouree to tome in the
menet of M. Guerin might lead to e use -
lose Paelefice of life. entailing, still gereeet
demoiletratiolle at the obsequies of the
victims the Premier decided not to ex-
pose the life of any initio. soldier, police: -
Mee or firernan, lju'i to leave M. Guerin
a ehOleo betWeen self-Imprisorireent and
areeet Meanwhile it looks as thalfel
this affair livoula have a rathet tame
ending. The friends of tre Guerin ore
busying themselves to rosette him front
foi 11306681We end foolish positiot.
THE WINSTIFEG DANE reonitEer.
mete Sides Confitlent—Arrangentents fat
the Trelisoluary eteatiee.
Winnipeg, Aug. 1(3. -It is expeater
that at the Police Courtto-day Davis wit
ten ail he knows about Andereon't
alleged connectaon with the robbery ant
the peemoution are looking for commit-
ted to a higher court ..
On the other band Anderson's friends
are conaddent of his inuocance
Mr, Howell, Q.�, has decided that he
will undertake to net as counsel for the
prosecution. His mrviees had been im
requidelon from both sides, but aftm
conddethig, the anatte.r he decided that
the bank had priority in their einem
W. S. Anderson of Toronto has aer- Wed
and visited ids brother at the tali
A man named Seary, who made the
search at the playa. where the money wae
foenea, daises To have ens' covered the
Paper b wheel% the Tank bilis were
wrapped. It to bo marked In blue
loaned by one of the lenek• 1114Ttaas.
ARersgea THE' CASHIER.
Charged With Hanbet=linf.- From th
I-nee:bola Loran else sarteas Co.
Toronto, Atm 15. -Frank
young man aeseentiy nreenetel to the
pomIdon, ot cashier in the F.r...e.e.old Loan
& Savings Company's oMee, ems arrested
by Detective Bu=ows yesterday after-
noon on the suecharge of stuling
$180. Tne consnmer alee-es that denim -
tions to she aeLens er tilean hare bern
discovered by the company's auditor.
The company holda bonds of the Guar-
antee Companies te the ,..--eetre of 7,000,
so that no loss will result in any event
Tile prisoner has been employed by the
company for four years, and wasreimr.tly
promoted. It is alleged that he com-
menced, speculating in New York stocks
since his promotion, and that all the
pilfering has been done within the last
six weeks. He is 27 years of age, has a
wife and 2 -months' -old bey, and spent
the,night in the cells. He will appear in
the police court this 3:120/11.173g. The com-
pany says he has made a fuel confession.
A Wendigo Case at Edmonton.
Edmonton, N.W.T., Aug. 16. -After a
sitting of five days the jury in the case
of Payoo and Napisosis, two Cree In-
dians from Smoky River, who were
accused of murdering one of their aura -
her, brought in a verdict of not guilty as
to Payee, and guilty of manslaughter
against Napisosis. The ce.se is a peculiar
one. Moosomes, one of the tribe, became
insane, and the other believing that he
bad turned "wendigo" or cannibal, and
would k1I1 and "eat them all, called in
their medicine man. He could not care
Moosomes, and the 'otber Indians set upon
him and killed him, cutting off his head
and driving a stake through his body to
make sure that he would net come to life
again and eat them.
Climbed Mount DAWS011.
Glacier, B.C., Aug. 16. -Mount DaW-
son, a bitherte unclinabecl peak of the
Selkirks, Was ascended on Sunday last
by Prof. Charles E. Fay of Tufv's Col-
lege, and H. C. Parker of Columbia
University. They wero accompanied by
Hasler ancl Fens% the two Swiss guides
etationed at Glacial, House, Mount Dame.
sen is the higbest peak ef the Selkirks
time far ascended, being about 10,800
feet above sea levee The climbing is re-
garded by the guidee as more diffieult
than Sir !Donald.
Can Keep Fish Fresh 11.04
Ottawa, Aug. 16. -Dr, leemiall, M. P.
P., Cape Breton, has anevedhere from
the Atlentie coast, where he leis been
conducting expeiernents in his cold Stor-
age process for the preeervaten of froth
fish. Without freezing cr the 1120 04 el:m-
icelle he smiceeded in keeping lobsters' for
80 days le perfeet condition. ire believes
he 9249 thus solved the problena of a re-
munerative trade in ereah esh between
the maritinae arid uppee provinces,
RUSSIA 18 UNITED TO GHIMR
With the Help of God an Under-
standing Has Been Arrived At.
Russia's Historic Aim Has Now ?teen
Attainedee"Unwearytug Care for the
General Wetly.* Induces the Czar to
Pdakeo Talienwan is Free Port for
the Merchant Ships of All Nations—
A New City.
St. PeterSbilr,s,,, 16.—EMPeror
Nieholas has Issued the foie:ming Leper
lel order to the Russian Minister of
Irinauee, M. de Witte:
"Owing to tlie great possessions of
Russia in Europe and Asia, it bas been
possible, with the help of God, to effect
a rapprothement between the peoples of
the weSt and the east. Through the
frienilly attitude of China, we have elle-
needed in attaining our historic aim,
Imvhig obthizied the use of two, Chinese
harpers, Talienwan and Port ArthUr,
With a large territory, whereby an outlet
for the Siberian Railway to the Yellow
Sea is secured.
t'Tbanks to the wisdom of the Chinese
Governineut, we shall, through railways
In course of construotion, be united to
China, a result "whioh gives an nations
the inuneasurable gain of easy communi-
cation, and lightens the operations of the
world's trade.
"In our tin:wearying care for the gen-
eral weal, we have deemed it necessary,
after completing the railway, to declare
Talienwat a free port during the whole
period of the treaty -for the merchant
ships of all nations and to build a neW
city in the neighborhood of the said
'core"
Laborers tor the Harvest.'
Winnipeg, Aug, 16.--0.P.II, reports
from the east in tegard to bus available
labor for Mandate!, harvest fichls, show
that 4,500 harvest finileS will eeTho frOm
Ontar10, and 1,500 from QUebee and the
Maritime Provinces, inakilig 6,000 in
all. The first train, which is from tie
Maritiree Provinees, will aerie° on Fri
day, and the ()there a week later,
THE BUBONIC PLAGUE SCADE.
Measures Being- Takeo to, Prevent tbe
Infection Spreadiag.,
Ponta del Gada, Aug. 16. -All com-
munication between the Azores Islands
and Portuzal bas been interdicted on
amount of the seeming oases of bubonic
plague which herie been discovered at
Oporto. No vessels, merchandise or mails
from Portugal will he admitted at any
ports or these islands.
Canise, Spain Aug. 16. -Quarantine
has been declared againshall Portuguese
ports en account of the suspicions sick-
ness at Oporto.
Madrid, Aug. 16. --The Gazette to -day
will announce a quarantine on everything
arriving from Portugal. Sanitary meas-
mes bare been established on thefrontler
for the proteotion of travellers.
The Death. List at Oporto.
Oporto, Aug. 16. -Since the on-threa]t
of the plague here there have been 26
cases and 11 deaths from the disease.
"tog. TIIIES IN DEREK'.
rish Party Wrecked. ltethodist Church,
Protestants Stoned cathone chapei.
Londonderry, Aug: 16. --An Irish parte
wref.A...-ed a Methodist Church here yester-
day eve.ning, while its opponents stoned
the 'Catholic chapel.
The anevor ass Ise -tied a proelamation
empowering military officers to act as
magistrates,* and additional soldiers and
police bare been celled out.
Riotous scenes began at Londonderry
Sunday owing to the celebration of the
tainiTermry of the relief of Londonderry,
besieged by James II. in 1689.
JudgeDeinoetemy need,
Montreal, Aug. la -Judea Do Mon-
, e
teeny died at .1.0.80 last evening at the
Hotel Dien, aged tie yeets. 1414 rfonor
retired fro% the recordership . a f4w
menthe since Ile was ti member of the
first party of Pontifleal naretves, Be
1evos a widow and le childret
tort William Grain Sbovellers Strike.
Wineipegt Aug. 16.-T1ie grainshovel,
lore et Fort William have qUit Work oil a
cleinand too fin leo:ease Of from 10 (zone;
to Od etits per hear, faid etin; cents per
tour tor oIertitur,
aersey Lily Married Again.
London, Aug. 16, -Mrs. Lily Langtry,
the actress. was married July 27, at the
Island of Jersey, to Hugo Gerald de
Bathe, 28 years of age. the eldest son of
Sir Henry Percival de Bathe, Bart., a
retired general, formerly lientenant-
colonel of -the Soots Guards and a Cri-
mean veteran. The ceremony was quite
private, the only witness being Mrs.
Langtry's daughter. Tile wedding occur-
red tbe day "Mr. Jersey" (Mrs. Lang -
try's borse) Merman won the Goodwood
Cup. Sir Henry de Bathe has seats in
Devonshire, Sussex and County Meatb,
to wbich the bridegroom is hen!. The
bride is 39 years of age.
ltelief Fund for West Indies.
London, Aug. 16. -The Lord Mayor of
London has opened a fund at the Man-
sion House for the relief of the viotiras of
the recent West Tette, hurricane.
The Faris Docked for Repairs.
Milford Haven, Aug. 16. -The Ameri-
can Line steamer Paris has arrived here
frem Falmouth in order to be docked foe
repairs.
COLLISION AT SUDBURY. ,
•
Westbound Imperial Limited. Runs
Against a Tea Traln--Engincer HID ed.
Ottawa, Aug. 16. -The westbeund Im-
perial Limited, on the C.P.11„ which ]eft
here ebout neon on Monday, collided
with an eastbound tact &mile just west of'
Sudbury, an the engineer on the im-
perial Limited Was killed and several
others injured.
The Erie Dropa the rates.
Chioago, Aug. ' 16.-To-41ay the Erie
Railroad will announces a rete of $18.45
for the round tile between. Chicago and
New York, ereeM is at present no round
trip between the iwe elides, the standare
one -Way tato being • $20, The rate to be
Made by the Erie is, thetefore, loss than
a single fare, At rife sane) firne come-
sporietne, eat% Will. be medo from all in-
termediate points to Now York.
Was Troubled with Palpitation of tile'
Heart.' Entrenae Weakness and
Nervoee Headacbes.
In the little hamlet of Montrose,
Welland. County, resicleS a lady who
gives Meth praise to the curative
power of Dr. Pink Pills.
The subject a this testimony is Mrs.
Richard Hanna,an estimable lady who
has resided in. that locality for many
years. A reporter seeking an inter-
view with Mrs. Hanna found her
willing to give full details, which are
given in ber own words. .Flye years
ago I was taken ill. I attributed the
trouble et the time to an injury sus-
tained by wren. Time went on and
did not get better. The synaptoms of
my complaint were palpitatiou of the
heart, extreme weaknese, stomach
troubles and terrible head.aches. I was
very nervous, had no appetite and ex-
perienced much wakefulness at eight.
Finally 1 was compelled .to take to my
bed, being too weak to sit up any
longer. In this condition I was treat-
ed at different times by three doctors.
and took a great quautity of medicine
bdit, realized no benefit. Not one of my
neighbors thought I would. get well.
In the meantime I thonght myself that
death would soon end my tefferings.
One day Mrs. Sroitleof Port Robinson,
came to see me and peesuaded my bus -
band to procure for me some of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, and he purchas-
ed six boxes; After taking the six
boxes I had improved very much and
was able to up, tbough yet too weak
to walk. I sent for another six boxes
and as a result consider my cure com-
plete. I can relish food better, sleep
soundly, a,nd stand. more fatigue than
I count for years previous. .although
I have passed the meridian' of life I
feel as healthy as -when I was in my
twenties. With great pleasure and a
.grateful heart I treye this testimony.
The public is cautioned against num-
erous pink colored imitations of these
famous pills. The genuine are sold
only in boxes, the wrapper around
which bears the words "Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People." If your
dealer does not have them they will be
sent postpaid at 50 cents a box, or six
boxes for $2.40, by addressing the Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
11.14re cleaionnisers on strii;t.c.
NO".7 YOrit, Aug, 18,--einglit bemired
eloeeeitaltere, employee in 16 shops, join-
, ee ••• !anke of the • strikers yestereity,
.ng the burnber on strike to a
4 abott 8,000. The strikers deemed
wegoe and a reelection in the
.. ll, ,',.'ng hour,
1
rattilist IuSane.
Chleage, Atig. 16,—Youbg Griffe, the
Once farming Anstraliee inlaid, is cly•
ing in the Dunning /Wane A.07111m, Tie
has tee:cattle, suffered a geeeral peesioel
break clown Mid bas beemne violently
I insane.
lete West Oetatie Tecate!".
tiv8ot°enffl'ilelftllWe.o?tnote,
gun itiot ht Stottffviflo yettolllay Ana do,
oided to hold. a Convention toe the 1eo-
u ceeditiate et Septoteber 13.
The Clint= town council on Monday
night struck the tax rate at twenty-one
mills on the dollar. This is two mills
higher than last year.
Mr. Wm. Bell has sold his home on
Mill St, Milverton to j. W. Barr, V.
S., for the sum of 31,100.
Mr. Isaac Barnett, of Blanshard,
who was so zeriously hurt at a barn
raising is so far recovered as to be able
to drive asound again.
In an exhibition game of lacrosse at
St. Marys lionday,-the Galt Champion
defereted the Alerts by a score of 3 to
2.
Good Cheer!'
Courage Yet!
DO NOT CONSIDER YOUR
CASE INCURABLE.
Paine's Celery Compound,
Works Marvellous Cures
Every Day.
Though you have reached. the critical
time of a hot summer so diseased and
broken down in health that your case
is considered incurable, we. say, "Sick
brothers and sisters, be of good cheer!
Have courage yet!"
Paine's Celery Compound is a great
physician's prescription for the cure of
chronicand complicated cases of disease
that have baffled the skill of the ordin-
ary physiciaaa:
We positively assert that rine out of
every ten whom the doctors caeno
help will gain health vigor and new
life by the use of Paine's Celery Com-
pound.
The werk of Paine's Celery Com-
pound in the homes of our country has
been noted with wonder, admiration
and joy by all classes of men and
women. In thousands of cases it bas
saved life after all other means" bad
failed _
To the tbensands deep in disease and
suffering from blood troubles, kidney
and liver complaints, rheumatismneur
gia, dyspepsia and nervous prostra-
tion, we honestly point them' to the
only source of health that the world
can offer-Paine's Celery Compound.
This great banisher of disease is not in
the experimental stage like the vast
, majority of advertised remedies; it is a
ntrue saver of life- a cure for the
troubles that now make your existence
miserable,
Another case of anthrax has de-
veloped itt Listowel. The existing
cases, the doctors think, are due to
the cattle drinking the polluted Water
below the Listowel terleeee, und W001-
10118 iiiills. The cattle sugering from
the disease bave been itiolatecl and
steps heve been taken to prevent
them drinking in futere the river
water below the mill. Tbe • Town
Council will also take steps to eon -
!Area a sewerage system that will pre
vent, the pollution of the steam, No
further traced of the disease is tietici-
pated,
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thin blood, weak lungs and
paleness. You have them in
hot weather as well as in cold.
SCOTT'S 1011ULSION cures
them in summer as in winter.
it is creamy looking and pleas
ant tasting.
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P111 Your
Finger o•
our P I C
You feel the blood rushing
along.
But what kind of blood?
That is the question.
Is it pure blood or impure
blood?
If the blood is impure thee
you are wean and languid;
your appetite is poor and your
digestion is weak. You can-
not sleep well and the pars-
ing finds you unprepared for
the work of the day. Your
cheelcs ere pale and your com-
plexion is sallow. You are
troubled with pimples, boils,
or setae eruption of the skin.
Why not purify your blood?
enf
will do it. Take it a few days
and then -put your fleger on
yo,ur pulse again. You can
feel the difference. It is
stronger and your circulation
better. Send for Our book on
Impure Blood.
If you are bilious, take
Ayer's Pills. They greatly
aid the Sarsaparilla, They
cure constipation also.
%Wee ea cue fielegelPS,
Write there freely all the particulars
in Z
enr ease. _Yon 'will receive a
12r° PtereglesTler.
.1"..owen, zees.
5, Bricker, of Listowel, has purchas-
ed the interest of his partner, Jacob
Bricker, in. the hardware business car-
ried on in that town under tbe name
of the 13ricker Hardware Company and
will conduct the business in future in
his own name.
G. S. Kidd, proprietor of the Arling-
ton hotel, Listowel, who was severely
'bollixed at a, barn raising down the
boundary the ether week, was suffic-
iently improved to enable him to be
brought home on Tuesday, Aug. 8,
and is making good progress towards
recovery. His injuries are not likely
toleave any permanent disfigurement.
ea
The laws of the Medes and
Persians never changed, neither
has the superior quality of
MUNG
Its merits bave made it the
most popular Tobacco in Canada
f or nearly half a century.
eelenteelle
Farmers having logs at
Y -
SUTHERLAND INES CO MILLys,
can bave thon sawn at any time, a
the mill is now minima
Apply to
GUS: WAGNER,
-
Foreman for the
Sutherland Lines Co
On the first indica-
tion of I)iarrhcea or
Dysenteryafewcloses,
ofDR.PowLnR's EXT.,
OF WILD STRAW
BERRY Will promptly
check the advance of
these dangerous dis—
eases.
Zi has ,.1.1een over 40 yeare
n use and has no equal for
he cora o f bowel ccenelaints -
of young or Old. There are
'Many dangerous imitations: •
on the maelcet, so it would be
wise US sed that the full name,
Dr. PoNflerrs Ext,. of wild
Slierlubol,y4 is onerver,y Wiens:
you tpAy,,,