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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1893-09-08, Page 4_____ - . 'N'P— I , - , - o.A_-____ - - ___,_____._1_ -----.-I- - - —1 I 1. � . . .- 11 I ,- �_ - - 1� . .� --;J; M - � - - I Ir -I — _ � 9411011111111" . 7 . �. - , I � K W �"P' - . " t, lim ", - T_ � I - - . . _1 I - I—— - - _ -_ - - - :�; - - � 1. I � � - . i� 211' � �;, : 71. , " , -- Xr,* . - - I . � � -1 �_w � , 1 -:-t,7- , . �. , ,. . . 't - .1 -1 - " , � . � , ..tW - - � _ . � � I � I � , � . � i � . � �,, ", , " , qV1 -, A� , �1- — _�7_�� - . . 11111111111111L,, - `7 - " . . 1� i I .� 1,�� ,— . , . I . - � I AR110010" 11 I - - . - I � �� - , 1�_ �t_!�,�.�,_ ''I - I ' wmww"7— � . - - - � � Z - . . - _ :_ - � -, , � — �_, �4 - , . � �� — �f� 1 77%7 _� . � Tt;_,___qF �___ __ ,. - , - _ - . - .� . .I-, I � �'O, - _,_� I - . . . I . , - _ - - . 0 � � I - _. o ; ---111-1- � _ 1_-' - � I . , �__ �, - . . I . -f *��.- I - C I S . I- W .. I . . - I- I � Z I � -4.11- Z,:"%-t�r_._ . 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Itsounds ,rather'for- are ,not fit to be called i� the parenthesis after each � ." . ments before-tho farmer@, not only In bat- how-mr.,shows a dacrea a of about 2D,000 ii IRLThe Idgure between The naips Canadian has been made 11 I one denotes the page of the paper on which the alidablb to talk of flooding the country With letin form,1 but more especially writing tons� The quantity of rioultural products i advertisement will be found. cheap American goods, but It is not marly to tha Ag - r,1601tural press.. Ntarl 11 of the a synonym In the eyes of the world for %seed . �61 r - I w V , - down the elland Canal to ; . I : 2,300 Farm for Sale—Expositor Office. (6) new. work in the Stat 0� of nuesots manliness and sterling honesty, and a ontreall was 261 954 tons as against 205, - a so terrible as our Conservitive friends would I above is 0 ; i ng ip B G Bros. (6) 605 tons he previous year, The grain trans- ; I and Professor Shaw was chosen. to i I solely : 1, I ats, a 9 ackson Bros, (1) have us believe, for It In always - the :iilltrs - cannot believe that the people of West , . I . . 11 0 @� . cpaul. (8) n the a L ad of Jhe reputation hich he Huron will drag it in the mir a, ported to i Montreal by rail, during the sea- , It a hmaker and Jeweller— er r. (5) and not tho'buyers who suffer -*hen the 0 0 son show an increase of 107,000 tons. ; ; tt New Fall Stock—R. Jaunliefoo : ( . had made ol$11s conducting tho ats, I)n w rk - . 4 � i Acknowledged by All—Jack ,6) roe. (5) 1 market In glutted. We think we would bi at Guelph�.- The experiment static In Min- ' . Lieut. Col. The Hon, Matthew Aylmer, , 4 4 Ready for Fall Trade—Dun � , un n. (5) - a fit#ated at St. A th Park THE DOMINION CAPITAL. son of Lord Ayltrier, thenew Assistant -Ad- .. ? 4 i,t estimating with extreme liberality, were we 0880ts I jutant General, has arri#ad. . . mare and Foal for Sale—W. Somerville. (8) about midray between St. Pa Is a Min- , i it :xpositor Office. (8) to say that there are ton per oent..df Can%- , a — , - t , . mospolii, inif within three fou t9a ) a mil - i - - I .i For Sale—E (-By Our Special Correspondent.) . I I I I I Pickling Spices -1. V. Fear, (8) y " ic care which irun ry, I : News of the Week. i I � da's population directl interested in suY� of the aloott :ten ; Reliable Dye Stuffs --I. V. Fear. (8) I OTrAWA, September 4th, 1893. . I H . For Sale—J. P. Clarke. (5) I � .. one probooted industry. 'But suppose for rninutes *w.sen those cities. � As an .evi- , � l . . I GOLD.�-The steamer Paris brought to " has been Daily Cabinet Councils have been the or- I , �.. 'Teacher Wanted—W. G, Broadfoot. (5) L Now York on Saturday f,25,000 gold, the � ,hich , . � a moment that there are. Well, -American* dance of the malicious spirit ) � . I I i WanW—Thoo. Code. (6) � . : g Professor Shaw of tote, i t may be der si ter, and an - - L , 1 2� purmuin , nce the return.of the Prem. �, I —R� Hicks. (6): L of Umbra ;07,000. i ----_,� : For Sale goods come in add force a reduction of . d 4 G !;-be PERATE MAN. -Alonzo Clark, a : Alms Ladies College—B. F. Austin. (8) mentioned that a copy of ! the . effort is being made by the Government to A DO � I - Boarders Wanted—Mrs. Geo. Flintod. (8 per tent on this one tenth 6f the population, . whioli'contained the recent report of the ; ; racehorse owner of St. Louie, after shooting F -t . —J. T. Cairns. (8, clear off the arrears of work accumulated - I I Vavn& Post Office Store � The -result is that nine tenths of the peOP18 commission, was sent to a promin int mem- ! . I Qtirl Wanted—Mrs, M. Y. McLean. (8) � and" dabgerouil wounding his wife, has I i - , a. It during hie absence. There are a large num- 11 ard of I Ragen - Fall and -Winter Goods—Wm. Pickard. (8) cer- bar of the I Minnesota Ho t i__ %, save 215 per cent. on their putchases in a I 1, committed suiolle. q . ,I was marked within nd -Without, ii�d- reach- bar of appointments vacant, Including . I i Bicycle Races—A. T. Cooper. (6) I -Two thousand I - � WORK FOR OPHRATIVES. L n. (8) tain line and one tenth tons or gain the dif- � It Mind Your Stove Plpes__Mullett & J*okeo ad Its deWastion almost an soon as the, a some high offices, suoh as Lioutenaut-Gov- people ll� I �ork by the start- � ' 11 . ' ave been put to v i I Genuine Goods ---H. F. Edwards. (8) d 25 F_ j i farenoe between their former not profit an Intment had been made, but It c�mplete y - I 11 11 . 0 ernorships, Judgeships, and Collectorship Ing up of the cotton and yarn mills at Law- . ; : - i� � i 11 '� . I nth has for four- Mled to 4�ot its purpose. T6e, regents at . f � per cent, But this one to . - . f the port of Montreal. One difficulty in ran6e, Massachusetts, � . _.. . . , subsequent meeting of th -0 SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKE�S.-Threa 41i a , teen years been bonused out a� Board found � � f. � I I %N of the pockets I I .1 � "I I - � � Ap;v Lit inteu� in every clause of i'that .report the way ot�f Mr. R. S. White, M. P., getting visions of the World's International C?F .. I __ � -, 11roll (9witifor. � � t ht T% of the nine tenths to the extent of 33J per and una "imoualk sustained I the'jappoint- � .... � .9 I .1� I I .1 n - � - . - nt. of the price Of 4 their goods ; and more meat. . I thislatter appointment has been the oppo- vention 'of Sunday School workers were, in - 0 ce The duties of the new position com- session at St. Louis, Missouri, this week. . I � sition of Mr. Ouimet and the French, who ... L I than that, in its relation to 99 other Indus- mence Oo6ber let and the saI%ry paid is an I Delegates *ere present from every State � � � A SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Sept. 8t � ' ' ad'vanoo oii that given by the '�Outarlo';!'Gov - urged that. the Collector of a Freneh city and Territory in the Union, also from I. tries similarly affected this one tenth im.part pot i - . ; - . i - 1. like Montreal should be a French Canadian. the: Canadian Provinces and from &I - ,I, 4- ernment. I ! I . I � � 4 of the nine tenths and reaps the same ad- � � I I , F - I I , I � Home Rule. - I . : -_ 000000010 ! : I have reason to think, however, that this most every civilized and jincivilized 6'ountry : ; . : It � : � �� * . vantage. Where in the hardship ? No I i ; in the world. ! . - . !", . It Rule bill has passed its third . - I � diffic! Ity has been overcome. in this way . I . I'll .4 . � t ',�' The Rome ' matter how you look at it the fact is India- Thid Political Cam aign�! !1 -The hotel in . I SUMMER HOTEL BURNED. .. -1 . i � � I The ostoffloe Inspector of iMon'treal Dia- sai, I , ; reading, and will cow go up to the House of l . ' r �� .. mbsok, a hamlet in the Wurttemberg . , - ! is class legis. Dominion politics will trict! Mr. King, has been on erannuated, 151a- . . - putable that a protective tariff 1, likel , soon be red I I I I al I - Lords for consideration. Th' amount of � I � � I a I I ok Forest, in which were sixty young � I . � I lation of the worst kind, 'a robbing of the - orth T2,200 a year, . I I � - , , hot -in this Province. Mr. Laurier the lead thus creating a vacancy w . - -,, I - I I . women 1passivg their holidays, was burned I I 1,11 that commodity it r6ceives there will, in all . � . . � - � many to benefit the few. - i )f. which it in proposed to fIll with a French b . I � ;;; d, 1, or of the Liberal party opene4 a. series ( to the ground on Thursday morning, lag, % I'll i likelihood, be extremely acant. The Graces, I q6nadidn, on the condition that the oppo- week. � All caped except four, who were � � 11 I � I I - . at Nowmirket in the . A � I . ; - 01 . ... at I t . I political meetings tion to the appointment of Mr. White is . I - t I . - �'i, 11 the Highnesses and t4e 11 Me -Lords," will I suffocated 1:5their beds. .. , �� .. �!5 4 � � on ay. *, The people of , ,,�:tl I . t, County of York on Tu d withdrawn. If this programme is carried Rg : � overwhelm it by a majority that has been . Voi Populi. I . TH ' - CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.— � '* . I I . I , I I I �Jp- 11 ,�, �i � I that section have given the , brilliant and out, it will be rather hard on an old and Jaoc� laiborne, living twelve miles from , - . _��L I 4 estiniated at as ,high a figure as four b.,un- THE EX�OSITOR predicted some time ago - ! efficient officer, Mr. Nelligan, the assistant , , � � gifted W&4�r a splendid send off. The Tor. in the . X I � & . Natchez, fastened his three children I _f; i I I 11 I . i dred. Then Mr. Gladstone will again W I I Postoffice inspector for that District. He -1 . . I ;;; - : �Vl L A, itaP' that the people of Toronto would not alto onto Mail says there we &lid house on Friday while be and his wife went I I V _mt re bet eon six L . -_,�, . � is, of course, entitled to promotion, and in F 11 . - " �, Peal. -to the country. The skill, the finesse, . � off a short distance to fish. In their ab- . �iA� - the wedge of Sabbath desecration to enter ' �'Ik A, seven thousand personk pgesen:b. M r. the only man familiar with the dutips of the 11 LL L I no '� Z � 1, I . -L T �, I the indomitable perseverance, the undmunt' by passing the .13unday street -car by-law. I I office. A few years ago the law would not e e .;be children set fire to a lot of loose I " to accompanied by Xadi�mo Laurier 't . -;I � Laur er :eed co ton. The -house was consumed and . e I ed courage which this wonderful old man Our prediction hao'come true.-. � I have permitted an outsider to have been ap, I �, �� f� and. -a' number of friends tT' n the'ohildren were burned to death, �Ilx i lef t- oro to by the : . r It I f . . I, ,41_ � ointed to such a position, but this law wis '' . has shown are remarkable in the highest de- - ' ' . .. p I)ISTRESS IN INDIA. -Floods- are causing i 11 1 4 . " An old writer said : ." The voice of the ormiiogl tr�ln and at every, A�st n on the I.. i . I I in I � 10 , changed to enable the Government to ap- i. '. - I �_ 4 gree. Through one of the bitterest political I great damage in the Province of Behar, Bon- - ... � - of God I" and, to a large route to Newmarket the most '01casing de- point Mr. Barwick, the Conservative organ l i.7 opl6 is the voice : . � _,� I I - I . . : . � I . I .. Ir.. figtits Britain has ever known he has held Pe . .- : gal. The rice crops are ruinedo and thoua- ; . I . . I : i tent, we believe this is true. In a crisis, monitrations were, made by the people, izer in Toronto, to a similar position and'it ends of people sire homeless. . �_� � ex "' � . . I - _ argel I . I . .. I! i together a majority,' composed I y of is, therefore, open to the Government to ap- . , fi . I I g when the people are thdirofighly . awakened, while -the �reception at Newmirket is die- AN EmiNENT PREACHER DEAD. -The : � . . . . . . . ; hostile factions - which would be equivalent . . point political hacks to these impdrtant pos- Rev. John Cunningham died of diabetes at �� . ; �1. -1 ) : when thdy real�ize wh&t;is,st stake, the good 6ribed' as f Ilo*a in the report,: i �!* 1 7 �, I I itions in the civil serivice. Before Mr. White f�� 7 ,� i to one of about ten in our House of Com- I - Dum - his.home in St. Andrews, Scotland, Satur- . I . � . 'icy 0 always be trusted. ADO a -, p ; 11 . �4 - senseof the major an, P "At eVery station along the 11 is appointed, however, and before Cardwell day morning. He had been ill for months. I �', i moue. He has listened unmoved to the bit- .- I : ;. I I In many instances, no doubt, wrong does berboarde the train onitheir ..way to the , 11 I ��,�� -4 1 Is open there will be an eleation. in the city PRAISE.FoR MR. BLAKE. -T. P. O'CWnor .1 I i . �, of Ottawa to fill the vacancy caused by the r. I .- ,; I tereattaunta that the most thorough mas- town. A procession was formed and a ". triumph, but it is, in all cages, where, the ' in the London Sun, has a warm eulogy of I . � 1-1 tars of invecti-ve in the world could hurt at . . I march iiia& to the park. The townspeople appointment of Mr. C. H. Mackintosh, 9- Hon. Edward-Blakei'as the most remarkable � I � . : 11 : I people have been. luiled into apathy. But , - and great P,, as Lieutenant -Governor of the North. t -,,, L �� turned outl in large numbers, and valuable r�cruit of the Irish party since . .-i �� . him ; he has smiled at the thunderings of � * I �� I I � � x .i � once let them be thoroughly aroused, let crowds from the surrounding country' were west. It will be easy for the Governm�nt 1880. 1 - I ; _�_C� ii I opponents, who accused him of the basest I - I - , . . s.� ad ace. I . ` I the issue be clearly defined, and they speak 'in atte Flags w.er6 i!,flying here, to'elect their candidate in Ottawa, because ARREST OF A FEMALE AGITA.ToR.-Emma "? an . while across -the the Liberals are not likely to make any nom- - I it treasoa, of trying to dismember and destroy there, d� everywhere. , I i 11 ' .- - . 11 4 � � with no uncertain sound in favor of what is I ' Goldman, the female labor agitator, was ar I � .1 . . . � I . 11 11 - '.� I . 11 i� the great Empire of Britain ; he has met streete wer'e numerous ,beautifully festooned illation. There will be a plethora of candi- rested at Philadelphia Monday at the in- .. I ' I - � i - � I � I � ;11 - i f and overcome obstacles that would have � right and just. I evergreen arches. The farmers were out in dates on the Conservative side, and it will, stance of the New York authorities for in- � . ,.. 4 1 - gaily decor�ated four-in-hands, rigged out for make no difference to the Government � � ",� �, H �� I ted any other man io. the world to -day; ,Believing this to be true we will .mak a . citing riots. . .. � - rr daun I . ' the occasion, double and single Age, -and on which one wins. They can then go to Card- . Z. �� :. I "I I thatio,that at . the I TER IBLY DESTRUCTIVE STORM. -A re- :: � .. another prediction �and � - � I �_ � . J �, he has taken .the unpopular aide, and by . , I I horseback.! Every rig and hors'e bore' flags, well with the prestige of victory, even- if it . k I � I � ctions the Liberal ',.party � port friom Augusta, Georgia, states that 600 o i e it i�ext: Dominion ate I : I I . ,wheer force of his personality has mad I while the many bicyclists in.attendance also was an uncontested seat at the Capital, � c � . I � , lives were lost and $2,000,000 worth of .. � . . w 'lar emblems. Piotur . r I . es of the where the Government is all powerful. � � ill win in spite of all the disadvantages wore siml , I . a neighborhood of ; !, I � In . ' property destroyed in th I I . _:1 � .� , the popular one. It would be extre ely in- --they have to contend with, by a majority Queen and Mr. Laurier were to be seen on The number of members supporting the Port I oyal, South Carolina, by the late � k I .1 : .- - Westing to study the surroundings of home I all sides and the following bra;ee bindi were Government in the House of Commons anxi- R ' I I t I . I J � I .� I _; thatm will be at once a surprise and a shock � , _. �. I in atteudaInce : Aurora, Newma "to m' ; 1. I and friends, and the training that have . rket, No- ous to resign their seats to accept office is .� � � I c . ii", I _; .4 � EMIGRATING -Thousands of Poles I '. �1 �1, to their .opponents. Let our readers ponder bleton, Kettleby, Stouflville, Bond. Head, very large and must alarm the Prime Minis. OL � ' . � I . r I made these things possible to 11 the best I h the Warsaw district An the last . I _�. I I, ,,, I �A - . .. ter. There is Mr. Manson, of North G ey, f a -e I ft � - let,theni weigh the issues care- Mo , 1, � , , * this matter ; unt A16ert." ' e w eks with the intention of going to I ol -A: � k. hated man in England." i I � �! : .; I I I i1aj.. who wamts to be made County:Judge ;1r, America, but it is doubtful whether their . & piu, 4 � fully, and we feel sure' that they will not I � . ,� � - . If this first meeting is an index of the re- . .�, P .4 Burns, who wants the Lieu tenant- Governo r- will enable them to get beyon . ; � I I � I - Z . Z �. 1 t win be accorded Mr. Laurier, money d Eng - I . __ ' only arrive - at the same conclusion, but ception tha . �, �1'j � .. I - __ I ship of New Brunswick; Mr. Mackintosh, . -i . li-4 I I . Tariff Aeform in the States. land. . V I . . � -- � I ill do their utmost to aid such- a conclu- on his tour, and we believe it is, his visit who goeR to the Northwest; Mr. R. S. . , � fii. w � I .. - I It is given out on good Ruth ' ity that a . . i P � Oil t ' RACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. - Rev. Dr. . .. I I I � -111 9,; I I - I sion. I will be alike gratifying to himself and his White, who wants the collectorship of � - R, ; : , . I I R;oberi McIntyre, of Denver, Colorado, has � I 1, .�� I measure of tariff reform � . Montreal; Mr. Bain, of Soulanges, who � - 4,,I�� * will be bmitted to . � Mr . I .; F � . Al -i ;,I, � ' I party, as well as creditable to the people. . requested that his salary be reduced from, I ', �11 $ ' :� : 'I, , [�;, I I I the Congress of. the United States on No- The Agricultural College I wants some office, he does not care what ; ,000 to $1,000. There is great distress in , � O...�, I., i I Laurier�as, we have already stated, is a ated Mr.. Lepine. of Montreal east ; Mr. A. W. 85 . I _it`��A* . vember first. It was hinted a short time . . Difficulty. I � - . . � 11 I I .. pi� q .� ". 'f Liagar, who wants the Lieutenant- . ;-,:�,-Z-t 4 to appear at Mitchell, St. Thom and iever- R 0 1 - ; � . � � I A � - ago, the protectionist press that the For some time the Professors I'll the - Od- . ad r. McIntyre . as oes, Denver in consequence of the silver crisis, � , -. " "I , ; I � by : . Governor�§hip of Manitoba, and will get it, a thinks he can.stand an . . -1 , 1�� " ],!. we � have not -. I 11 1'�4.-�' .i points, bu eighty per cent reduction when some people I � , I . t t I , , t Democratic administration dare not move in tario Agricultural College at Gulelph have I .1 � and many others, then there are a number . i4l; :4 1 ; .1; i.4 . �, _� . . h ' a . � - - eard whether or not he will Visit iaron on -who do riot intend to offer themselves again, re starVing. I - ��, . i __ i the matter of reducing the tariff in the face not been working with that degree of bar- � ' I I � , �.:".- -,�- 11 . � I I I - t I I , 11 not it would be B-STED. -Commander Lud I - ;7, - � , this trip. In case he wi lkkie Mr. Hugh John Macdonald, of Winn" SEALS NOT MOL � I � u - � ' . . I I �: .-�_4 � of the present depression in the country, but � mony desirable for the complete ,a iccess, of - : P_ i, � .�; : j, � I . �, r'-,, 4 -11, I well, that "All'Who desire .to bear and.see him, peg. It may be that the Government is low, �o��manding ibe United States -naval 7 , 1 1 Mr.Cleveland and his confreres seem not on- such an institution. The principal fricti force In the Behring Sea, reports that no - �. -,�,71- 4ty -, ton strong, and it may be that the outlook Is - . t . should attend the demonstration at Mltehell � -�,, , �;!_t - ly willing but anxious to redeem the pledges was between the two leading teachers, Dr. . ! . I bright for their carrying the country -at the raide have been made this season upon the . I � I .,� ;:!; li i:1 ". � , I - on Thursday next. . il t elections, but the haste ies, and t at the seals are unusually - : � n* .: made to the people at the time of their elec- Mills, the -Principal, and Professor Shaw - 1. - max their support. rooke , i.� . - F ollowing up Mr. Laurier, a strong depu. ere tire making to become independent of plepti ul. �� , , �� . �, 3. 1 . . 11 � ,� � � a I �� . � .- � ; j� tion, and the chances are that a very liberal the second in command. In ord r to aseer- � I ; 11. . . I - � : , �-� 1._. I ' tation from the Dominion Government, them looks a little the other way. GR,�AT DISTRESS IN NORTH CHINA. -Late - - I I ,.".� i , tariff reform bill will be submitted. The , tain where the fault really lay, and with. a: . I . I . � The Government have determined to Dawn 7rom China shows that famine prevails � � � � � 4�- i � . ! I �� ' . � I - � .!! I 4 chairman of the ways and means committee, I view to the.smoother working of the inter- headed by the�Premier, Sir Joha7hompson, send Hov. Mr. Bowell to Australia to pro- in north China, and the distress to terrible. I -�, � I 1 1 . ,.;, 1�,T I I 11 I I ,.4 .1 . 1. have announced a tour of tho 'Province. mote trade between the two countries, Men, iwomen, children and cattle are dying � 1; I . , who will ha-1ve the framing of the measure, mat machinery of the college,the Government .: %` _. " . . . I � � I � 4:.:,: - . I - i 11 Conservative combination will be com- following up the signing of the c' I -ti -jl, The ontract for by hundreds, and cholera prevails to an ", I -, is a man of strong character and of 'very appoined a commission to enquire into mat- I I A " . ... I lfll�, I ... . . I � - osed of Sir John Thompsoni &,ad .11onor- a ten years' monthly steamship service be- alarming extent. ? . I r' i_,� 11 � z pronounced viewp on the subject of free ters. This commission was composed of p I tween Vanoonver and Sydney. Nobody A �COTcH LADY GAMBLER. -Trieste news- - . � . .-i I . I , ,; . I . � ables Messrs. Foster, Haggart.' Patterson, " , - . -, ,;! I trade. The New York Sun advises that Mr. John% Winchester, a Toronto Bari ster; I . I . can object to the promotion of trAde be- papers of Saturday assert that a Miss Leal, . I I !,,�j�� I-, I � I I � They tween Australia and Canada, in fact it n . 1, � Wallace and Dr. ; Montague, M.' P. � � .. Y� - ,I � I ' 1. �1_ whatever theasure of free trade", be granted Mr. Waterworth,, an ex -member of -the , . is a you' g Scotch woman who has recently I I �, , � . I . I . I I - ; I .�illl �� 7 � are announced to be at Clinton on the 26th highly desirable that our foreign trade been � playing at the Monte Carlo gamin . � � , � I - "'.".": to other countries the tariff wall be lowered Legislature and a farmer of the county of I � . I - .1 i . I 1, �'.,,�T' s of this m6nt , and are also to have meetings should be extended, but why the Govern- tables, had remarkable luck -for several , _;iti A I . Uot one inch but raiher built higher agai mat Middlesex. The third commissiloner -was a � I I � 'ment should negle' , - �11 1�jt - at ct to cultivate the im- days, which culminated in the breaking of I .1 . I I .� 7t ''. I . . in North and South Perth, but the points I I , � - . . ,� 1�1 I . Canada,. in order to force her into the Un. Mr. Pierce a prominent businesi!man of the mense foreign market at our very door, nay, the bank. She is said to have won ;E6%()90 I . 't . I- � , il 0 I � 1 4: , � . I I 1� - If, . : '' ,which� the Perth meetings are to be held in on the contrary pile up tariff obstacles to in on' hour. I I : I I - city of London and a Cons 8 I 11� . I �. �rg A � ion. However, un age that meddling, bbteh e rvative. Thi . a r. I ,1!�Jl � . I � . � . I ; J prevent -the exchange of produce be- . I 1,11 � �., I - - not Yet announced. Di�vry WATER CAUSES CHOL'ERA.-The I . I I 1, � I 119, troubleaome Conservative-, Government oom mission --held an exhaustive inquiry and , , 7- ' , r -,A, � � . � . tween the two countries, is some- - ,� 0� ''I I All thege meetings, both Liberal and Con- Vienna correspondent of the London Times , � I . - �, of otira courts such treg-tmen, dance - . � : � t it in not likely their report and a portion of the evi ., thing bard Ao understaDd. It would reports the first death from Asiatic cholera J! ��r� , � 7 - � " �'.J ,4 1 servative should be largely attended. Both not require an annual subsidy of 8125,- in Vienna was due to the drinking of unfit - I I .vi, � �' ,� that we will receive it. One thing is car. has been published. The report strougi . f . . ,� It . y ' � I . �J I 11 11 a a ihe 000 t o establish communication be- tered water from the Danube. A q , X , , . eta of m letings will be addressed by V* i -I I � �:� --x1,_ �, . tain, however, and that is that if they do upholds Professor Mills and lays the entire : . � M I ' . . -1 i If 1� li-i - &bleat me on each side of politics. It wil,, tween i the United States and Canada. GIGANTIC SCHEME OF RoBBERY.-Gover- I I _! A- � get the country into such a fix they will blame of the difficu�lties and disagreements , P It would only require a little common sense nor Tillman, of South Carolina, referring to 7 ;, �It�. ti . , I I 4i�'!, I I p � . . do Ileformers and Conservatives alike good I - I �11.i, �1 lose their political heads. Canadians seem upon Professor Shaw and those -other Pro- - on thejpart of the Governments of the two the silver question, says that the present - �`g; ,� I � -4 � ..,P14 ,�� - - I to hear t e great publiq, issues discussed I - I � I I I willing to stand a good deal from the Con- fessors and officers.of the college who favor. - , countries. .Freight that will not pay for its scheml a of the Democrats to make a gold , �.,: 1z � � -, 1 1: 4 � " ; - f rom. bot points of view. People can't carriage so that the steamer carrying it has standard is the most gigantic scheme of rob-% . ,.�-jt I-, I . I , . . - I � 1, 1 4" ,!,;, servative party, but- even a worm Will turn. ed him. On the other hand Professor Shaw V � , -, ;, � . � I - - .'�,w i . know too much about the public affair lbe subsidized to the extent of $10,000 a bery ever attempted, and to frustrate it the I . ��J_,, I : ,It will probably require an iVnmense publishes a lengthy reply to the report of . ; - . ii.� .I,- 1, - trip, is not worth caftiying such a long die- peopI6 ought to rise in their might and hang � : 011L 1�, � their cou try and one of the best ways of ob. : .11 _iP,4 � amount of courage, patience and persever- the com.mission,in which he finds fault with ta�ce, and it may turn out, an th,e late Hon. a " e of its advocates. . ,� jm �-5 . . . . ' 0111 7 . : ke-1 I � I . taining that information is to listen to dia- 1 � I ;'�fe A;,! - ance on the part of the Democratic admin. the personal of the commission as being too .. John McDonald strongly asserted in the GOOD NF,NN,s FROM BEYON-1Y THE SEA,5.- m . �Ai-jl,�, � . I - - I . , ijft.. !,� -1 f cuselons e1uch as Will be at theme meetings. Dominion Senate a few years ago, that we , . . i - iV;� 3� I . istration to bring down the tariff *ithout much biassed in favor of the Minister o . � allot materially increase our trade with Business is reviving all through. Australia � --- .,�,_ 4 ; _� OR � -�'j; i � - �� .1110, ,1 i - and Now Zealand. The banks are beginning � � .1 , I .. precipitating another panic, for, the nervous 'Agriculture and Mr. Mills to give a fair re- I Australia. The Hou. Donald Fergusou of . - I - 111. � !1 - I to resume business, and tuoney Is becoming , ,� ' - I ; 14, . . � _4 � 1� �, disease from which business in the ireat port, and cites instances where he has been - WE majy say for the information of our Prince Edward Island has been appoifted : I I more plentiful. ._,�, I - readers thiat the Clinton News -Record has to the Senate to fill a vazancy caused by - �,,n � : - � I .1�1 1 j Republic is sufferinA 'has reached an a6te 'Made to appeAr at a disadvantage, when if Comm -ms SuicrDE.-Dr. T. 1. SA 91 . � A PRISONER - .1. 'g, . :._ . I . kil �1� 1. . �; 1. not yet pkiblished the resolutions passed by death. Mt. Ferguson as u y qua or � lUi. 0 � - stage, but their greatest task will be to re- Thatcher Graves, who was tried, ;.convicted I ,� .1i 'i � � � i. I the facts had been fairly brought out in I . � a place in this repository of worn-out liti. - i,i ,4� i I - � I � � I the Oran e Grand Lodge which empower . and sentenced to be hanged in d',16lorsdo a - ity-4 , strict the expeq�ditures of the nation, w4ich, . evidence and honestly commented on in the - . , -, � "'; I . . cians by attempting twice to secure a e tin � I � ;11� , ' r or so ago, for the poisonine of Mrs. 3 P - !,.. � . �. I -i if kept on at th`�jr present rate, will b alnk� report, he would have been shown to be in the Gran Master, Mr. N. Clarke Wallace, the House of Commons and being reje a by yea I � _1 � ' 1-1 .1 11- I � Barnaby, of Providence, Rhode ' Island, I , 11 wmember of the Dominion Government, to the people on each occasion. There are I X,��'J . -01 �,� .. rup-t the country, even with its present im- the right mud a deeply injured man. More. ' while that lady wan visiting Denver, an . I , I �, - but the 11-1, I I ' � , , . ' 1 still four. vacancies in the Senate, . I- �V�A��i I mense revenue: from high tariff taxa,tion. over, he boldly charges that the commission withdraw the warrants of subordinate I - who was afterwards granted a new trial �, i_�_ O', I , . . Goverment always keeps them. open as a re- '. � , Z. � . , _r;f . 11odges th pass - resolutions .condemnatory I wHch was to have come on this mouth, - . �! �11�.;� 1 ,I There are such hordes feeding at the pnblic waa appointed and the * Investigation-; eon- I , serve; bribe to ambitious or troublesome fol- - . . : I I I . _�t i � I I I - T - ,_ I n .41" ,I I poisoned himself in the jail at De' ver Sat �. -1 . Itt I il;�:, �i: 1 r cribs, and it is too much to expect that such ducted not with the view of gettin � at the lof uct of the officers of the Grand . . I., � . 9 I I lowers. I I ;vt! . - . - urday. I Ii. k!,�. I I I � se -f Lodge. Neither has it publii1i,ed the letter The Dominion Rifle Aafiociation's annual - I .1.1 .7 - � -Al creatures as are develo-ped,from honest men, facts of the case, but for the p4rpg o . , J: `� � I - - I I . - � i, , I � I � of Mr. Dawson, M. P. �,Until it has the matches occupied all last week at the Rideau , 3'! . � ,I. by that iniquitous practice, will look at shielding the Minister of Agriculture, hite , 1'114� . . W I , - Huron Notes. , il 51'.; -, I I I I __ � . . Ranges. The Governor -General's prize of �, ift - the matter in any other . way than through washing Professor Mills'and kil-ling him, Gourage topublish these documents, it had ��', - I , � 't I - '!�V�*, $250 to the first, $150 to the second, $100 to A colt owni ii ad by Mr. D. A. Forrester, 11 � :. A - . ' , . , �,A=1_ I'll . - the medium of their greed and set- Mr. Shaw, and all others who sympathised better hold its pence on the subject, as the third, was the coveted prize of the meeting of Clinton, nearly hung itself the other day ,4; ", - . - . i I �, I I I I - I I � � " - �._, I 1. t mor.'e it says the more ridiculous it makes and resulted in a very -exciting contest be- by getting its foot over the halter rope. ' P�:,-:-.;. i � fishness. Once let a man taste of these with him. And thus the 'matter stands a . . I .. �,�_"!.. 19 .. . � I ,�i I itself in the eyes of those who- ka n tween Staff Sergeant Simpson, Lieut. T. t -Mr. John Middleton of Goderich town. � -�i � fleshpots and he becomes dead to all noble the present time, only that Professor 8 , I _`�i� � �.. - .,. t - haw ow the . . t��;." � i I ` I - . 1. Mitchell and Sergeant A. Bell, all of the 12th ship, intends leaving for' the west in a few .U" 4 i4 ", f - . I . ioq,� , ,I I . cir6urnstalices. :. ,;P ?i __ emotions. He will let his countrymen and and ot,her professors and officers who sym 1 . i " . i I - I Battalion, York, Ontario. At the final weeks, to look after his farms. I Y.� k - ' . . 11 T . . � - , "I , I " � q his country oink to ru,in if he may but fat- pathieed with him have resignel and there I I . �,_ . range, after firing six shots out of seven, T. -W. Roddick and Walter Wake of Brus- ; �.� " I -, - - SIR JOHN THOMPSON, the% Premilt, , " � � Is Simpson and Bell were a tie, and everything �els took's drive across the country last , - � � �17 , � u Elea at his trough. Such can never be sat. is likely to be a material change in the teach., . i . IF � z � - �.�t; I! � 1 ` . - . preparing to make a todr,of Ontario, and depended on the last shot. The excitement week calling at Walkerton, Owen Sound and . � 1. i8fied, but cry incessaptly, `Kore !" iDg staff of the collegeat once. . ,� - . - I I , -i� �. . -, . 7 : it . ; will appear in all the close constituencies. was intense and Simpson made a bull's eye. other points. - . 1i - il 11 M,ore !" . I L . �jl " ,il _1 zi - In. this 'connection we are greatly pleased Bell took long and careful aim but probably -John Young, wife and two sons, now , � 1�, 11- c , He will -be accompanied by,& brilliant gal - .it I'l, " . - grewnervousand barelyhitthe target, so living in Soo tland, purpose coming to Morris . '.:, P - to note ' that Professor Shaw has already I I ! -1`1 � 14 ' , axy of Conservative start. ..He will proba- that Simpson won the first prizeo Tom township this fall. They have a son living - ", � I I . I - � - � I 11_'� �. -1 1. It's Too Thin. received an, appointment better than the bly vivit one or two p6ints -in thin ,,county. Mitchell the second and Bell got third. in that township now. , , . . 4'_.1. I . . ' � , .. . _. � I . a a - ' Simpson is a phenomenal shot, He -was at Richard Sellars of Blyth, has come I - . � __ t � . Several of the Conservative papers are one he vacates. The. iction of the com"s- Thi ban a flavor of electlon times. 40f ' into � .. ! . I . . ! i * bisley .last July, and had the highest aggre. a nice little fortune through the death of a � � I - A �_. making a gretit to-do about American manu- sion will not cause him to suffer in the esti- V -, ,,, '� I - . course they,will travel in a private car, and � factilied goods bein mation of big friends or those who know, � i , , , �11 I I , � I i- . ,g alaughtiered on the I ate of any in the Canadian team. He made. relative in the United States. He has gone � �. t I 1Y . at the eople's expense, but this has got to . . -11 , _� � p figh scores in several of the big matches, to look mf ter it. � I � - �'- � �� i i , Canadian market. They all have practical. him beet� He may have made mistakes, but .!--Up to noon of last Thursday the num. , � il � be such an old story that we no longer recog- won -the London Corporation Cup and won . 1, * -bitter opponent wfiltl admit the special prize of $100 in the contest with bar of quarter &ere lots sold on the Rana. . 4 � . f4 I y the same story and the substance of it ,is even his'naost ' - i, �j . . I ( .�E 'i nize the brazen impudence of it: . I . 7 , _d estate, near Clinton, had increased to .1. ,�. about this : " Because of the great depres. that he has done splendid work EIV the col- - � . the Lee-Metford rifle, a new weapon which for �1. I � �11 . � � .. t _. � T. - . I . 1--i Simpson had placed in his hands for the first 123. � ; . � 1. , , � sion, in the United States, manufacturers ani lege, and its efficiency during the past few HoN. J. Q. PATTERSON, Minister - of Mili- . * . � .. , - I � time.. The D. R. A. meeting, although hurt . -Mr. X. Baechler, of the falls reserve, I I I _1 � - I large dealers are obliged to sacrifice every- years has been largely due to his 4 iligence, , 1, I I tia and member., of Parliament for West ,by one day's rain, was unusually sucoessf ul Colborne township, has put in the stables I', -4�1. 1 ,%� � �,', I - � 14 ' . \1 I I � _o � �. I thing in order to get ready money to meet skill and good management. in the way of high scoring, and in having somewhere over 100 head of steers to fatten . � ;_ I.. �� .. It I;,' a great Huron, has been doin hia.'constitubacy - . 1, I - 9 . e �j�l = -1 ,�L -their near er4agements. � With this end in not only every provinoe in the Dominion on�corn. � . �� , pity that the services of so,able a man are to ' thoroughly durin ' -the past 'fe � I �'�, . :� -If - , pretty 9 - W 1. , !" - I I �s I P. - o Canada be lost -to this country and that another of, we' I- represented, but also the Royal Navy and -Mr. Collison has rented the Howson � -1 t, :t view -they Qe sent travellers int � . , I , �� i . . eks. - He has visited the-Jowns and vi Army, None of the regular soldiers, how. farm �on the 13th concession of Hullett, the - I � -1 I -;t abd cleverest citizens goes to swell . � 11 � , - t�� -�f ' our beg � I I L . to dispose 4heir goods at any price they lages, driven up and down qondeeilons and ever, could shoot with our own Canadian . term of the present tenant, Mr. Gev. Craw- `- - - R. � ?,., .1 - . , .:. " I,',- ' I -`I; I " will bringe-Ailhat, deluging the country with the Canadian colony in Uncle Sam's land. sideroads, attended 6roshing , v I - 1- i i � . . .0 . eta., etc. olunteers, althouFh the two jolly tare from ford, having expired. . � .11 - What a fix Canada would be H. M. S. "Blake' did very well. The beat -On a single conceesion in Hullett three . - 1. ,%K� cheap goods. , We copy the following from the Toronto- He has also made cash presen4 to numerous �� J 1�'%K ,' - . � � ( �il �, , �. shots of the meeting are chosen on the team new dwelling houses and a new barn have I � - 4 in now if she had free trade with the United papers of Saturday last : . bands, has bought a bell for\�hi I C,- ", A ".v e.Port Albert which the Association sends to Bisley� next been erected this summer, all within a radius I I , jj!! ' � I I x- �. States." This last clause in, of course, un- " We learn from Professor Shaw that he church, presented a flag .to' the Poijit Farm year, to the number of twenty and the names of a mile. - - it. i . � .1 - I .� �. I . I I - �, � �1. ti I., derstood. to be spoken in a very triumphant has been appoirited to the chair of Animal hotel, &ad distributed largess g - enorously in of- the lucky men are as follows : Staff gar. -The Clinton Gun Club has purchased a . � I I . P�, Husbandry by- the unanimous vote of the I -, I- � � I . ., ��, k_,� - tone. Such a fairy story may do to frighten geant Si son, 12th ; Pts. Bayles, 12th ; park lot of five acres and three fifths, on the I �,� ;; ij" - Board of Regents in the State of Minnesota. various , other ways, basi&.o making all. . ; r`. -- �t . I Sergeant7ing, 45th ; Lieut. Curran, 12tb ; Ratieford estate and purposes fixing it up � WL; 9 children with but surely no grown man The duties of the new'Appointment are: marous promises as to bringin '@rtain I �, . 1. t, - * - � v- L . . . . I g a ,mat. Lieu't. T. Mitchell, 12th; Lieut. Davidson, expressly for their own use. -1 T.p. . . !.* � -1�` ., 'Would be fooled by such a transparent bug. (1) To lecture oil live'stock.for two month@ ters to the attention of the Government. 8th Rifles ; Capt. Gray, retired list, Ottawa ; -Dr. D. McLeod, a Canadian by birth, ��' '.; � K� 4�4 I,. - � .. � � . .1 1. . I'- " - 11-f aboo. - If American manufacturers really, in the autumn to the students who attend � Lieut. McAdams, 3rd Vies. ; Staff Sergeant who at one time taught school In Huron and ,;-:i . r', r� the State Agricultural Colle' Were this done simply out of tho fhInees of - , - . -ave peady money and are willing to '. ge ; (2) To' IeC7 . vidson, 12th ; was - married , , 'Id make no Lieut. C. N. Mitchell; 90th; Staff Sergeant officer of Detroit, at a salary of $4,000 a year. � �-_ , ; �, .1 - must h ture to the farmeys :at the State Institutes a large and generous heart, we. won Bell,'12th ;'Staff Sergeant Da here, has been elected health L� ,1�, f-�, ". I . - s -ell at any t),ice, and this is the story, what- for about- five m , 'to -Aletterwritten in Brighton, England , I ; � 1. I 4, I onths in the year on the objection whatever,but it 1*00" .us no like D. Mitchell, 13th ; Pte. Ross, 13th ; Staff I �, _f � , � - difference does the tariff make ? It simply various phases of practical Agriculture; ai'very thin - ly disguised atterug � t to b I uy votes Sergeant . Armstrong, Ottawa Guards ; on August 16th, and posted that day, was �; 1-,,,�J:: � while thus engaged Mr. Shaw represents . I i� _1 �_ '74, inj I urea the seller, while it benefits the Cana- at the next election, that ' Gunner Turnbull, British Columbia; Q. M. received in Clinton post office on the evening l -;-- ''. . � ,, i �� .V � t I . the Agricultural College on the Institute' . We must pro. * i� 0, , . t �� than buyer not one whit. S. -Ogg, Guelph ; Lieut. Williamson, 45th ; of August 25th. There was evidently no , : " - - I ` . -A , . . staff, and one of the principal objects sought test. Surely sensible men in 'the rid'ing will C loot in its trsnsi � J" 1, r . I ,apt. Milligan, Durham Battery; Pte. Hay. time t. i, , �-�.�, � . But even supposing we had. free trade and in this - J!A. phase of the work is to bring the not be so''easil fooled, but - show Mr. huret, 13th ; Pte. Bertram f� F , �� - . y will ---i.-The other day as Mr. Marquis of near , , - , 77th. 0 ": I �� A American goods came in never to freely, farmers work in sympathy with the work at Patterson that be is very � � badl The canal statistios for the year 1892 ha,re Holmesville, was loading sheaves, be had a �, , ��., i. I I the Experiment I y -Mis- . , 11 I ' station ; (3) To supervise . � - �- .� ,, - what harm would it do in the end ? Peo ,I - ' " ' been issued In a printed volume and show nasty fall. The load was nearly all on, and 1; � - P. -p - i � i experiments in Animal taken in his estimate of the Men of Huron'. �! 17, which : I that the total quantity of freight moved in the team was,headed up a hill, when the � 0, ,1 Ple would not buy more than they needed are to be conducted at the station ; (4) To If the people of West Huron allow them- all the Canadian cnals during the moon pitcher spoke to Mr. Marquis, but they, ap- I ,U�� , �� .1 : " . �, %� I � I 1. - !,�, i. � 1� and if the goods were not superior to Cana. establish and supervise field experiments at selves t6t be bought by donations to their was 3,031,763 tons, against 2,902,044 tons parently thinking It was for them to ,go on, , , i '. � � , I 11 . � �� "r� . I � I . i I 1, I . I . 1 7 I . �f . . 1. . , y 1�11 I � �., so. LO H FA R M a I a ic son B I .a can & I I I Ia - , ",�, ". � I .. . . . . . . . r �4 1 �', it �� . 1, , . 0 � � V :, �j�_ - . � : . . I t . . � �, -r I I . . I � . I r,: I- . � I t J v__ - Vi", � . � 1 . - . � L_ I I . - � - - , I I � . . I � . . I .- q. � - - I � - . . I . NEW nw� � ____ . . � � . . � I . . started, throwing Mr. Marquis backwards I I -_ lace the accident -occurred, brought Mr. I . Deatchell, I- I - . ,Cb , . 4 - , . I . . . ,- - , I . � ___ � . - A I . I I . - started, throwing Mr. Marquis backwards I I -_ lace the accident -occurred, brought Mr. I . Deatchell, over the top of the sling, rack, down he bIIIV Miss Hutton and her brother to The fall rendered him unconscious fc r some toWnL, when medical aid wasi Pr*%u,,red for ' time, but he was 4ory fortunate to escape , Mr. Peatcholl. Miss Hutton d her I with nothing more serious than a severe brother were not seriously injured. 'The shaking up. I ' horse was found next morning at Mr. War. -Mr. James M. 'Martin of Moron, has wick's, none the worse for his night out. moved his barn, put stons stabling 6nder It -Mr. B. Forster. of Holinesyille, got and built a straw house, giving him � build. tired carrying -water up hill, and has &r, for Ing 56x82 feet now that it Is co�npleted. ranged something else to. do this work. . Mr. Martin in a progressive farmerp _ His house Is on the top of a hill, and about -A collision between two single i buggies half way down is the spring that supplies took place the other evening on the main the house with water; be has put in a by - F I had its street In Wingliam. One uggY I draulio ram a few feet below the spring, for I ar shafts shattered, which was, the greatest I enough to give the water considerable fall in done. � �Ufrmy and by means of pipes the house In coast ' - ant. r. Jo`hn Mallot while workin"'g atound - ly supplied. The ram works perfectly, and the flax mill on Friday accidentally fall, will throw the water tan feet up for every . . and striking a board in' red himielf inter- one foot of fall. I nall and otherwise. go, was c fi to -Wednesday of list week a court of .in. the touse for a few days. I vestigation was held at Walton before A -A most valuable cow belougain to Mr. Govenlock, J. P., by the Howick Mutuai G. Hesk of Hallett, had the mis ortune to Fire Insurance Company, in reference to a I break her leg while in the bush he other I claim presented by Win. Storey for M, for . day, and we are sorry to may Is no likely to the loss of a year old heifer said to be struck be of any more use. . by lightning on June 25th. J, RA Miller I -John Johnston has sold out his store bus- and Edward.Bryan, directors of the above [mesa at Bluevalsto Joseph Pugh. Mr.John- company, called witnesses to show that the ston is going to Goderich, having bought out heifer was sick previous to the time it Val an extensive livery business there. H. Ross h 11 found by theowner in the field. T ere were has bought the livery stable at the same vil- no marks on the animal. The claim 'Was lage from Mr. Johnston. i disallowed by the magistrate. . -The trustees of the Goderich Collegiate -On Sunday morning, 27th ult.,, about I Institute have just - had completed by three o'clock, the stable of Mr. Finlay, . Saunders & Co., an improved . system of Lower Wingham, was discovered to be O'� : I L heating and ventilating the building, which fire. Mr. Finlay, with the assistance of I I they think in about as perfect an! arrange- neighbors, succeeded in saving his horses, I ment as could be desired, � harness, etc. The hay, of which there W,ac -Mr. M, cMurohy, of the Goderich Col- a considerable supply, was destroyed, along legiate Institute staff, has resigned his po- with the building. The origin of the fire is . sition to accept s, similar one at Colling- ' not known, but It is supposed to be the , Mr. R. E. Hooper, B. A., was work of an incendiary. There was no in. appointed to the vacancy at a salary of I suramee. The town Alarm was tounded; but eight hundred dollars per annum. as the fire was beyond the limits Of the . -Word has been received that Thomas water works, the hose reels were not taken ';' Black, of East Wawanosh, and those with out. � him, had 9, narrow escape while on their way -Wrn. Brown, the veteran horse trader to Manitoba, by the train runni6bg off the of Morris township, says he has got a horse track and some of the cars- turning upside that can rival the famous Barnum ciren't down but no person was seriously injured. I horses for ability in performing feats that -On Saturday, 26th ult., Mr. and Airs. . require reason and cuteness. The other day - - Edwardp, of Albert Street, Brussels, cele- he rode. his trader over to a neighbor , a and ! brated their golden wedding., They had tied him to the side of the barn. The horse, - been married "fif by -five years. In honor of not liking the idea of standing in the hot sun - the occasionitheir daughter and son-in-law without feed, broke his moorings and started -' provided an exeelient tea on their lawn. on a tour of inspection. He first visitedthe , Theee were about eight' guests'present. y adj pining pasture, but finding that the grass. . -A horse - belonging to M '. Moore, of hoppers had left nothing for his wofship, he near Blyth, met with a painful 'accident last returned to the barn and smelling the goca : week. Whitle coming from Auburn and bay withill, concluded that he must b&ve w.hile descending a steep hill the animal some. He forthwith started to investigate stumbled and the weight of loaded cart making matters wo�ie, ithe heavily the'fore the siding of the barn and finding a small door, three feet equare, that Jed to the legs of the poor brute were badly cut up. threshing floor he immediately crouched like . -Mr. James Steep' 'of Clinton, who has a camel going through the eye of a needle I boughtthat portion of the Rams Ord property and without delay entered and was soon on. . in which was situated the allave factory, JOYing a bounteous repast. This horse , pond, is cleaning the pond out, ,and intends ' weighs about 1400 lbs. and left the clear im. to stock it with fish; he la�lso tpurposes pression of his foreshoes on the floor Where he erecting a cold -storage buildiog, -and may entered. . - also put up a house. . - -A kettle of boiling tallo�, caught fire in' i --- . . Stanley. the Exete�r tannery the other day, and en- - COUNCIL DOI-211GS.—Couneil Met at 'Varna$ . tertaining the fear of its getting filre to the building, Mr. Clinton McCallum carried 0 August 29th, 1893. at be O'clock, Mem- � the blazing vessel outside, and in doing so the sleeve of his shirt caught fire, scalding bers all prisent. Mr. Morrow's account., $6.750 for goods supplied to Mrs. Scotch. � and burning hi right arm considerably. I 's -and Wm. Lamont's account, 80?, for mere., . repairing bridge on McNair's sideroad, were —Mrs. Barr, wife of Samuel Barr, of the : 15th concession of Goderich township, died ordered to bQ_paid. A by-law was passed at London, on Monday night of last week. authorizing the clerk to levy and raise a rate of two and one fifth mills on the dollar Deceased had been in delicate health for for county purposes, one and one fifth mills , some time; she was the second daughter o Mr, Fred Tobbutt, and leaves two childrenf for local purposes, and seven tenth mills for —Miss Esther Willis, daughter of Mr. general school fund, also the different rates required by the several! school section cor- James Willis, lumber merchant, of Exeter. died in that place on Wednesday. of last porations. The clerk was authorized to - week. She has been -a sufferer of consump. ering the council to -- issue debentures for the amount.'bf eigbt tion for some time, which finally terminated . hundred dollar# timid amount to be raised her life at the age of 14 years. She was a off union schooilsectior�No. I to defray the most estimable young lady and the parents L � have the sympathy of the community. � 7 expense . of building a new schoo'l house in -Mr. William Townsend of Tuokeremith, said school section. The council then ad- , * journed to meet again on October 10,.at I met with an accident a short time ago which might have, proved very serious. He was . P. M. . I - engaged in hauling in oats, and while stand- - Clinton. ing on the edge of the rack lost his balance , . and fell heavily to the ground. Herece.ived- (From the News -Record.) I some severe bruises, but we are glad tbo 'say NEW S'XOKE STACK.—Mr. A. Chrystal, of is able to be around again. Goderich Boiler Works, placed a new iron I - —While Mr. N. Dyer Hurdon, of Exeter, . smoke stack on Fairon mill last weik. The was playing with his little boys lately, he . old ons bad b . fifteen years "and was met with a slight accident 'which might pretty well rotted, r. Chrystal is an ex- �, have been a serious one. One of the little pert mechanic and completed the work with, � feHowi playfully threw a brick which struck out a hitch. I . his father on the cheek just below the tem- EXTENDIING BxYoND.—A large number of ' ple, making at the tim6 an:: ugly looking : people were present at the auction veto of wound. : � . town lots in Bawden's survey of the Rame. -On a recent forenoon Win . Bright, man- ford estate last Thursday. Purchasers seem - ager (of Brussels Flax Mill, hung his vest, in ed averse to buying by auction. Since then the pocket of which was an open .faced gol& 47 lots have been sold. Only a few AdIcee upon the fence east of 'the Methodist w7 at, b I lots for sale remain iAside the corporation, . 111 (c lawn and immediately opposite the c u � and some 46 outside. .( mill. Somebody purloined the timepiece PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL.—The following during the noon hour, it is thought, and the World's Fair party left for Chicago on the missing watch has not been found since. excursion last week: It. Ransf.ord, Mrs, —Mrs. Francis Burke, of .Zetland, re- Ransford., S. R. Remington, Mrs. Combe,, Miss Combe, H. B. Combe, R. Agnew. B. ceived a paralytic stroke on Tuesday of last which caused her death on the fol- Churchill, R. Jenkins, Miss Jenkins, W. J. ,week, lowing Friday. Deceased was 78 years of Patton, Mrs. Patton, J. Jarvis, J. Adamoo, age, and was one of the earliest settlers. Mrs. Crich and H. Smith. The Nfauitobs . excursion alto took Messrs. W. Elford, J. 1he funeral on Sunday was largely attend- ed, many of the pioneers of that section Southcolnbe, W. Longman,- Hugh Sturdy. . following the remains to their last resting Mrs. Stillwell, of Bayfield, left for Spokane, Montana, mud Mr. and Mrs.George Beesley, I'll place. ! —Mr. Lack Kennedy, of the Central J. Castle and A. May were passenigers for Ontario, California. Rev, W, Smyth ana 9 - I - Mr. Rober Mason, of the Base line, Go wife are off to Parry Sound. All the above - � erich township, who takes possession on the were ticketed through by W. Jackson, local 2nd of October. Mr. Kennedy has not yet passenger agent, G. T. R, I RuNAwAY. — Labt Thuraday afternoon decided what he will do, but whl likely re- main in Clinton. Mr. Mason has rented there was a runaway on Albert street which his farm to his uncle Thomas, who takes threatened very serious results. A big load of flax with a spirited team was manned by posaesBiori almost immediately. .1 —On Friday last Rev. G. H. Cobbledick, James Perdue. Near Scruton's butcher � - A5 Hunter, H. Dennis, J. , C. Tuck, R i shop the horses took fright at a passing bi- cycle and all efforts to control them 'was of Le'atherdale, G. A. Deadmano Geo. Henry: no avail. The flax and driver were dumpea W. H. Kerr and Dr. Cavanaugh of Brueseli, left for a trip to the World's Fair. Mr. off in front of Alorrish's bakery and Cante- ' Cobbledick and Mr. Kerr had some inten- . Ion Brothers' grocery. The horses madly dashed up Albert street and came in forcible tion of going on to St. Louis, Missouri, where the World's Sunday School Conven- cont#ct with a buggy occupied by Mrs. W. ' tion is being held on the 4th, 5th and 6th H. Ball and child and Mrs. Goldthorpe, of Colborne. The buggy was upset and badly insts. —A daring burglary was committed the smashed. The ladies and child had 5 miraculous escape from death. Bath were other night in the store of W. Neal at Wal- ton. Thieves entered through a cellar win- severely bruised and Mrs. Bill cut In the . -was dow and by way of.& trap door made access . face, while the child not injured. The horses continued their mad career until the to the store. It is not accurately known how much they to themselves, but heavy wagon caught on a telegraph pole OP . -appriated it is estimated at $5.0. Other houses in the . posits Mr. Arthur Cook,s'. The animals and wagon and tangled harness landed in a neighborhood were ransacked also , the midnight marauders but no serious to, 8 sus. . confused state in the ditch and were captur, , - tainted. i I I —The Wingham firemen I captured second ed. The horses were :severely out sud bruised and the wagon a wreck. An idea at Stratford on Th4aday, 24th ult., of the force may be learned when the froct money axle was broken clean off close to the wbeel. in the hose reel race th Railway team of that 'cit; ,Grand Trunk defeating them The escapes from untimely death were MaDY bv two seconds. They had to do something and fortunate; .. I I I . - I - - �_ L L � ie -,Z.. -, - " j � I : I � � L � . � I . SIRPTE14, ,x-, A�� I . - - - . 06 sr.d -0 I I _. I Twis will be . � - - . - L TV contraict: . 061lip ,low Ito . - I 1"Isk.—Riev. in �the'N . aetnorl&I cltrll laati,p,ev. N . jr4ads in thi 1, __310,41tor Wi , p,xeter 'Timel , I ,-)&r. I and M ,,at Sunda. --- Gill ball save! I , pidiy last f4 Creek contra" AV - - ' L L LOCAL ITE , woo ,ill for , . leased to ; I � � grothe.Tate,31 L is on &a extel; 1 ..m. Tbey, _ ;ble time'.� toncher in 810 She, taken th4 W4 1hope she L people of th . ;ot all Bull had s. win', I 11111ying pi] I I V � 4 . ... OP a from 1, - rig CanadisJ . if - J�enny bas 14 --- erritorY, 01 120 �cojne bac the PStrong - that our� 106 1 Creek. It sl ition with a] � its infalacy. LoakLIT1 - E. tisvingan 4el . —There Was 4ohnrch on Si 11ton having JAshaln, J. I Tuesday for. donalia x -is. train. X-iss, - Ids HUI is: , able to be � . Adanas�von better. -T-ho w.right and ' . pounced for . SERIOLS : bridge Oud I from Blyth seven ,and ei bridge was - leading a 'i throwing tb aukl� ,bones . socket and 1 outside of t] woutid. A I anadtressed is doing nic before Mr. ', LCC�" Ri is novv the A the iverage expected.�w-� - �The reno the P.sot fol "areest bair 7v returned lh� our sesside' lama b'scs ta, Howard he Robert Dr3 1 $2,500. 'U, & very reas in the,uear in anoi�her Peter Duri ,carpenters -mism ma, few , i 6 7; h viall . , - Emily BOU . been -the gi ,ad to ,her Howa,r4 he ,big a ...... . e. i \ . . Bpav_ni- cently to redelOg thc 1. one of the other,o cau to one aldi �staading 13 fell on the I places. 8 peated m HeniT Th. and aro 1 pleased W Snell recei home froci place ait B in atthe t he trilracu, I Thev.attle Ing from I badly iuj we utdort -Quite a Of going . month. I John Gibil amongt , hi Methodial I the home, inst" mol Hotel is � work beit . - - . Pacific _R table, we� , train �com. the up tri late, owiv trairas aw win so,on. . I running t 4 the formt � � - they never saw or did befor I e, and as luck . !!!!!!!!"" I � . . 16, I would have it, pulled the ticket for the � first run. They are of the o inion that had � one of the other teams gone Erst they could i have more than made two seconds better' time. . " � -Robert G. Vincent of 1 Brussels, has � I . . worked out a now design in a spring mattress. It is called the Diamond wirei mattress and Mr. Vincent has applied for �& patent. He is perfecting machinery whereby he will be able to turn out 8 or 10 a day and he says the price will be very reasonable. Mr _. ITin- cent has had an offer for a half interest in the invention but has not decided whether he will accept it or not. He j has purchased material for upwards of a � hundred mat. resses as a practical test pf their worth. . -On Wednesday evening, while Rev. Mr. Peatchell, Miss Hutton and one of Mr. Hutton's boys were driving home to Wing - ham, from attending prayer meeting at Mr. R. Warwick's, Bedond concession of Morris, the horse, a broncho, becam� a refractory. The horse jumped to one side! and overturn- ed the buglp�, throwing thei occupants in the ditch. Mr. Peatchall wag quite serious. ly injured, being cut about 'the head, his right wrist and side being badly bruised, the buggy having run over him, The shafts being broken, the horse got away from the buggy and Mr. John.S.alter, near whose OLIVA:* BBIEF.s.-Rev. Maurice Baldwin, Bist10P of Huron, conducted the confirmaition ser' vice in the Trivitt Memorial Church oil 8111)' bath morning last, and administered the rights of confirmation to eigb*.een candi, dates. He also preached a very a utilt sermon on Sabbath evening to a ve 1796 congregation of all denorainatiOnL-31r- George Bawden, bricklayer, has secured a situation at Durham at his - trade, and left for thereon Monday last. we wish him success. Mr. James Jewell, bricklayery 0 assisting Mr. R. Cudmore, contractor, of Hensall, thin week.-Georgio, a two-Y"V` , old son of Mr. H. L. Billingg, formerly a dentist here, died at the Central hotel 'In Thursday of last week, and was buried in the Exeter cemetery on Saturday afternoon last. The cauwof death was congestion,of the lungs. -The Presbyterian church hi's received the first coat of plaster this WO.Ir- -Rev. W. Kattlewell, of Paris, preociln I here in the town hall on Sabbath morning next, and at the Main streat church 012 Sabbath evening, and in Draw's opors, � House on the following Monday evening - He comes under the auspices of the ROYaI Templare of, Temperance of this place -- The South Huron Fall Fair will be held here on Monday and Tuesday, September, the , , � : � I - I I 11 . I . . I tk �