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I . . 0 ALeter P1 VLThe figure, between the parenthesis after each * a - � man in lown that has that language, ifid McCallum, Annie No. 8, E. Wawanoxh'444 McNab, Nellie Worth P. S. yards, reached the lad just as he elaspef1his .. -. - I I 0 . ch the throw it away. . twentyofivel I - � - � ,f, Su ��iibll ne denotes the pap of the paper an whi . . his probable successor has none of it, it Martin, Rachel X6.14,W.Wawanosh 428 Moir, Louisa No. �:. 10 Had hands and sank for the last time - � � I adverttgenient will be found. 7 . . * * - I I I I t � Medica - ' - _. _.; - . a � ' A 'I.. . 11 - atteeme , � i I A Protective Tariff at best is but a tem- * � - seems to be on'the line of judiciousness to Martin, Daniel - No.14,W'. 11 464 Neelin, Edith $eaforth P. help was instantly called and 'In a ,Short --' - Mo& . . - � weidwr Q . - VolaW Lis"ohn C. Morrison. (5) porary expedient. Let. us I look -at We find the following iummary of the allow th6 Gaelic service to drop while !he O'Connor, Julia No. 14, E. - " 449 Pollard, Bella. No. 112 MeKillop time the boy was about again, but it IWO* a - I �- , 'It- - - __ . I � Wanted -.0. Pearce. (5) I .1 I 4; S - - ... - _. . � - , her relosine. ' ' - .'Weetern how-' it works. � A certain line of financial and commercial position in - the Rev. Doctor himself is at the Lead of .the Naylor, Mabel No.13,E- 444 Reynolds, Florence No. 10: Hay close call. Mr. Barnard is deserving of I . _-- .- - . � . FS17-Thos. A. Browne. (IS) - I . congregation. . � Peacock, May NO. lo, iforris 508 Roberton, Bells, No. I Hallett special commendation for iiis prOmptaM : 1. .1 � �celattv - `*%ut rea-J. T. CairniL (8) . I States, in the New York Tribune, of Mon-, I- I . 11- iff . I Pup positor Office. manufacturers is protected, the price is CRois AND BEARs.--Crops in Russia are MeVety, Milton No. 10, 11 489, 7arling, Katie J"�`aforth P. 8. and courage. , _� I .,a- . � I - Property for e J_ N. Knechtel. (5) . , I It IL __ . - . . . � I turers day 23rd ult. :_11 A year ago the count very- satisfactory, both in regard to quality Robertson, Kate Blyth 521 O N Ilie I - . - ( -. - time- . A choice Farm for Sate -David I,Ipe- (5) enhanced and the original manufac ry )un . V ---�Mr. John Ransford, of Clinton -who re- . -'- � __ . 00 I and quantity., Finland has been invaded. Mille, Oliver No. 9, Turnberry 465 Be F. No. �0, Hay turnea from Chicago last week, a ' �. I Gang Plow* --T. Mellis. are prosperous. Other men see their pros- was in, the agonies of panic, Banks were ,verfey, MO. . tates -,that ' � - I - . I " - I Children't Shoes --R. W!"ItI1111 (8) - by bears, which are ravaging the farm . Turney, Robert No; 8, M orris Denrilsc;�, Alex. No. 7', McKillop the visible evidences of the railroad strike, - 1. - --R Willie. (a) perity and embark in the same line of busi. d�vpping every day, �sud commercial failures ' -,. - �, - � . I - . Cash Buyers. - stock. Troops have been sent to kill WROXETER. McLeod, Win. C. 9,�afdrth P. S. , in the shape of car, wrecks and rumas -are - I - - - . . .- .B,S,3��._Mr. � � The. Imperial Restaurant -R. Haxby. (8) were nearly 500'per week. Manufactu i ' .... �. - I __ - � I new. The domestic competition threatens - ring them. � Morrison, Albert No. 1-2, McKillop something appalling. An attempt was mad . . I - - I - ,,a IaA . U,3rone Match. (8) . Barton, Cassie ,No. 13, Howick 462 it e � _`V_- - - WA �� , I I _. . I . New Fall Goods -R. McFaul. (8) - - � No.-!, in immediately following - � � . � establishment& in eN cry direction were clos- - A KTX'G C!AeTumb.-The Chinese Lega- I Pollard, John to wreck the trad - . 4k � . � aers a 9 m. to do what the foreign competition was do . Campbell, Mabel � Gorrie 495 ' - , __- . I P � CatchinSthe Eye -R. Mercer. (5) tion in London received a dispatch on Silt- � Sparling, Charles 84forth P. S. _: - ffe eta! , , . C40tral � udne" College --Shaw &Efflott. (5) ing before. Then a trust is formed ; it is ing, domestic exchanges were disorganized, Dane, Rachel No. 4, Howick 463 � Own. ! - ` .. I I � - . rove. - . , I . � � . � � arday"from. Tien-Tsin, saying that the Kin' I �_ �, -A Wingliamite, went fishing a few days. �' .- . I is ,. Snap a- Kodak -Bright Bros. (5) . ' . stocks were dropping towards the lowest . 9 Fortune,' Lilly No. 13, " � ' day He ' � the logical outcome of protection. In Caa . � 425 :. � I . J� of Corea, was captured by, the Japanese on ' , ago and amongst his catch was a small roZk . I _.__�, - � - I - ada, we have the Massey -Harris -Patterson point, soon after reached, and prices of com-. Wednead . Gibson, Edith J. Wroxeter 518 Successful Students. � q I- . _. . - - Ws of the Wei I - - - � � n. (8) . bass. Not lia:v-ing any use for it he cut it - , �11. ,q �;, , - W illb . I—, .. f . � I Ch - -were sinking. Com' - I . . . . it to a eat. In cutting it o .. , V-9 � I a ay. Ha-zelwoodi Letta, ,� 94 473 The following stude4s in this County � , '. I Re trust, the sugar trust, the cordage combine. modities parisons with . WILL AP-PFAL TO Ciff ANcEpty.'President Inglis, Jeannie pio. 9, Carriek 423 and neighborhood have s�cceeded in . up aud gave � pen _. . __1_, - �, I - ep, is home . nd they hopped � . I I . us others'- in the United States such a period would naturally exhibit, gain 'Debs and the American Railway Union have PWmg two little frogs jumped out, a - , and numero J. . Morrison, Letisba I Wroxeter 493 their Primary or Thircy,class, nonl�r_6fei- , a well 4 , . , . ,.- - - in many respects. Failures are now less been granted by Judge Wood, of Chicago, I f . around as lively as though they were on the �;, , li-t- is a grand Pla Miller, Jennie. 456 sional exaluinatiOng : � �� .. �_ ftw 1 05 noo * tov there is scarcely an industAy that has not ' - ' an appeal to the 'United States Court of bank of the river.. � _� J eph -Ra I Ae": .. I U 250 per week, and in aggregate of McEwau, Annie No. 2, Turnberry 514 Seaforth-W. Aitchison, R. Aitchison, E. � - gr*, Joe DEN I * its trast. The great majority of people are, than lis- A eal in Chancer -The dwelling house of Mr. Dulump I I ��._ �: . ght - Itron X V . McGuire, Tillie No. 18, Howi-,k 424 Connor, C. Cadmore,' �,F. Clarkson, M. y . -1 � 't ,b,olne from Cal ;7�) bilitie"s only $2,600,000 for twelve day EW PULLMAN ,-%,. I _J I � - . � a ,of U. &MPANY. -It is stated in near the salt block in Goderich, was burned I I - __ ve believe, of the opinion that combines are ' .. - _��' Iwv. D, H, B I - � MitchenJenlima, J. No. 1, Grey 486 Devereux, J. Dorsey, E. `�Evans M i Fianna- - Sunday morning of last week - Phi �, - I . an evil and the only way to break up com- - July. But the volume of busine!�s is smaller Chicago that a wealthy corporation is being Watters, Lizzie , No. 5, Howick , 496 gan, R. Higgins, J. Hort6 n, L. killoran, M. - An upset .L - -Tiueffd�y �� - f I Brawn, John - Wroxeter 443 Lamb illan, R. McNair, - 11 - ,.- - - to I SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, August 3rd, 1894. " free trade. Canadians formed to take over in a body the striking , , . lamp is supposed to have been the cause ' * ' - �&u than a year ago. Payments through all J. Laidlaw, H.Mc�f i , - ,7 � bines is by all i � I .- - ter te �&U& Bradnock, John No. 18, Howick 501 Morris Peterson, E. Proctor, J.,Rae, B. V 01 i - t owing � . clearing -houses last week were I7. per cent.' Pullman employees mud to start a rival es I Most,of the furniture was saved, �he , ' .- 4 should not allow themselves to be deceived tablishmeni for the building of palace. and house was worth -%,cry little, and was not 1 - the S I .- - . - Protested. Elections. . . less than last year, and for the mouth thus sle , Darling, John No. 9; Carrick I 488 Stephens, I. Simpson, C. �anders, E.Welsh, likely insured. - I I - I _ -home In . by specious promises. They shoiild� not let ] a cars. Dustow, Thomas F.No. 9, 99 460 H. Watson. . - I . . � A I � *,to yca� I . .i � � , I I* � ZAD� Rev. Dr. J. B. McCullough, -An. immense sturgdon, weighing eight -y- _� . . The. following election protests have been their capidity ind selfishness get the -upper far 23 per cent. 4ess than 1892. Railroad - Hall Win. No. 9, , " 460 Chnton-W. Baird, P. 0ampbell, A. Con- - - -1 . - �v ,Vouatry_�-Xiss � . ,Z entered thus far : hand of their common sells I - earning editor of the Philadelphia Methodist, and rbes, M - .- f4raham, two pounds, and measuring nearly six f6et ' - .-' ii�w I 2ally Faual e. Let them re- a thus far reported for the month are one of the best-known Methodist cler Henry, Wm. No. 18, Xowick 522 sitt, T. Co tice, C. F� - in length, was captured by Messrs. WHI, . - - � � I- - I - - t , 11 ' gy- ar . -h R. I - , 4 . . rip � -.1 32 per cent. less than last year. Lair(f, Herbert W. No. 5, Howick 581 M. Hartley, F. Hartleyi T. Is, i4ter, . I � 6 vilating . Commodi- ,nien in the Philadelphia Conference, died . _ LrBig-RAT -Gibson and. .Middleton, Ham- solve then to be square with the whole world � I I , Dempsey and Robert Essery, of Stephen, at 4 - The ,mjoyed 0 . I Mitishell, Hanre Molesworth 449 Jeckelli'Iff. Lennox, WJ McCrea, A. - . - rather than, by fanciful expedients, atte ties average lower than a year ago, and -are Sunday. Milne, Richard & No. 5, Howick 591 Kenzie, Me- Gritild Bend the other day, Apparently it - - , � �. !'_%; Lizzie A ilton',F Harcourt, Monk ; Hardy, South 'Upt . - - J. McLean, R. keMordie, L. Mid- - I t- , Bra -at ; Pathu, Centre Simcoe ; Campbell, to overcome the laws of close to the low' A PRINTE R!S I I FAT TAKE. "-Henr S had- gotteii in beyond the 'breakers and could � &nth Bend 'I - nature and secure eat point ever known. A - Peterman, Willie No. 9, Carrick 496 dleton, S. Plummer, R. Reid, R. Ross (pass- . 9 � - ,_ P . - __ Bretz, a compositor of the Faribault, L * � not get out again. I -,. �_their father N year ago heavy foreign. loans to relio,ver in- Rae, Robert Wroxeter 538 ed in Latin), L. Worthington. '. -1 I . ) . - . . - - I .� South. Renfrew ; McKee, South Essex ; . to themselves ,'unfair advantages. The nesota, Republican, for the past twelve Simmons-, Byron cc 456 Goderich-A. Bowles, P. Densmore, L. J. -mr. G. Logan has commenced the frame - � .-.,&P.-:_L,a4 W* N� Blezard, East Peterboro ; German, Welland; former course must' bring true prosperity, temporary necessities brought. gold hither, years, has just received notice that he has work of Mr. F. Crich's frame ba,rn in Tuck- . - � . � - '4 � - I - Strong, Edmund Gorrie 485 Elliott, W. Fisher, L. Gordon, W.`Gordon, _ . � ii . Enow . and intends to have it finished in �. � I -_ tile young pe* '1� 'South the latter cannot bring aught but eventual ,but- it is going abroad, $3-300,000 last fallen heir to a part -of $40,00%000 which ersmith� Allary . . Garrow, West Huron ; ,, McLean, - � I was left -by some relatives in� Germ ' Stewart, Arnold No. 9, Carrick 501 F. Gray, W. Hawkins, J� Hebel, G.,How- short order. This has been an - exceedin - . Iere to A- thei - Iffuron. shameful defeat. I . week. The trouble about money, which was . . any. I . � . ard, 1. Kilpatrick, C. Lawson, C. LeTouzel, gly I - ,to attend - . by some supposed to be the cause of all dis- A CouNTERF.ErrE%-Winiam,'4 Martin, an I SEAI?ORTII* busy season for framers,'which aecountg � .. I--- � someof ill. . . CoRsF.Rv_kTms - Meredith, London ; - I __ _� . I . . ex -convict, and one of the Ofiost skilful . T. Long, R. Alair, H. M4cdonald, J'. Mae- for this building being so late in being I � � I 1. . - our -vi I . , order last year, no longer exists ; the roar- At Seaforth 79 candidates wrote on En- Kenzie, N. Malloy, L. VeLean, E. Milian, I - - Q 'threil I .. __Stealfi � I Smyth, Kingston ; Magwood, North 'Perth; . ' Notes and Comment" ' 'counterfeiters in the United States, was at- trance Examination, and 26 on Public A- Morton, J. Robertson;V. Ross� C. Shar- le - 1wain,-Quite a I - � . � I Xiscampbell,�Eaat Si-mcoe ; W. R. Reid, I &k - kets are overloaded ; tile New York banks rested in New York on Thilrada;T afternoon, . -Mr. H. Freemixii, of Hallett; delivered - - I I . . . School Leavine, Examination. At Brussels man, L. Stevenson M. Al�.Stirling, F. Tabb, � 11 IOWA Picnic i apan is I , le in the act'of makm' counterfeit so n. , _ . hia . J hk-elv to 2et into trouble over whi i , I I on Tuesday of last week, - the first new 11 -well ��d � - have r-21,000,000 on hand, and 'eact 58 wrote on ntrance, and 50 on P�iblic A. Tyndall. . t . - West Durhaffi; Reed, Addington,; St. . - L week, - - 11 , . - �. . sinking the Chinese transport Kew Shing, - . , ,; I I , . He was held in $5,000 bal � wheat 'of the -season, at Clinton, Which - " � . - from a � School Lea ing, The results, as confirmed Wingliam-List I -W. Armstrong, E. -11 � -home - I Jolin, West lork ; Ryerson, East Toronto; brings - hither, a million or - two more for BANK OF ENGLAND. -The 200th anniver- v P. weighed. over the standard. Mr. Jameg - � .. " - . . as it was sailing under the British flag,. and ' �Y�the Educa Ion Department' are given Bradwin, B. Covenlr - left for . Preston, North Lanark. which the stagnant business of the interior , p, J.-i'Duncan, E. -East- Turner, of Brucefield, delivered at Irw.lalf; -, __ � . TOW � , - saxy of the establishment of one bf the most - . . a : , I � . I - - . ri � tain, the man " n' folue of L I I . I -although carrying Chinese troops, had not. . . ' VeLOW: , , , 0. Hanna, Ki ' kto D. Smith, . elevator, on Wednesday, )fichigan, this � PATRwis - Senn, Haldimand ; Tacker, finds. no use." . notable institutions in. Great'B Beattie, Fred., Seaforth Public School 561 Duncan Stewar this yeae-s . t 1,�� - ner attomded th violated the neutrality laws, as there had . Bknk of England, was celebrated on Frid t, B. Treker, M. -Wilson- wheat, that went 63 lbs. to the busliel, and '__ - lk .,; . - . ILY1 t( I it . i A -_ lln 5 i , _A I 1. � . uth Perth. been no formal declaration of war made by Tweaking the Eagle's Feath . ers the charter of incoi.Toratidn of the bank Briglit, Ed. ' . 44Z List 2-W. Bray. yielded 38 bushels to the acre. - - .. , � �1� - � $Ion .as did ab I P. P. A.-Gurd, West Lamliton. Broadfoof Harold 11 Cc 1 422 Exeter -R. Cruch I . .1 - 1. �,�_, I "eik -well of W, . . V - having begn granted July .295, 1694, by Wil- it � 99 Ylison 1 -Nellie McKay, A. -The other evening the citizens of the . - � __ _ -10 . I - I ' either nation. I Colonel Denison, of Toronto, has again liam and Mary. Brownlee, Arthur 422 -Mitchell-A,Go 3 east end, Blyth, were benefited by a . � I I This makes 24 protests no to Thursday - I - I , I " I * * I Cameron, John T., No. 10 Hy. S. 423 Williams. . I I . - I � . � - ,_ � night, being 11 against Liberals; 9 against * been making himself notoriou6 and' ridicu- �SPRAiNRD HER Tow(.,um-Mrs. J. J. Tay- I serenade tendered Dr. and Mrs. Milne I �� ,_ I Campbell, Norman, Seaforth 481 St. Marys -M. Bayne, "M. B'ennet� -- I . - Grover Cleveland, the President of -the - lot, of Waterbury, Connecticut, sprained her 44 cc -, M. they having. recently returned from their' I - � 1. I I . . ' Conservatives, 3 against Patrons and I . long by -a jingo speech in London, England. tongue during a fit of 4aughter. She Dawson, Charles, cc 4C 49-5 Bruce, A. Fitzgerald, C. Alarding, X.Rayes, wedding trip. This is i way the bandinen have . . � -1 . .. WAFTENGS.- * United States, has brought down upon his He stated that were it not for the fear in- t Edge, Jesse - 428 J. Hill, H. Howard, A. Hudson,. C. Hutch- I � . . tell took pla4 . against P. P. A. bought little of -the matter until a, few days I . 900 . - I -I' I �17 �- I" - -J. _ I devoted head the wrath of the Protectionist Govenlock Wm., No. 10, McKiflop 49-29 , a, W. Letts, H. McKay, E. McDonald, of showing their d � will and tendering � I - I- .. .. � . - .-,.betweenXr.,. .,t. 11. -We just learned of 'the South and West spired by the British Navy and five minion ago, when her tongue began to swell. Some congratulations., -It is not necessary to say - I I ' G. Shaw. o / 1, . ; I onto, Demo6ratic Senators, by writing a personal Canadians, the United States would declare of New York's best physicians have treated Hannah, John, No. 7 Tuckersinith 503 McIntosh, D. McPher�on, D. Ming, B. they were well received and a pleasant time -1 I �. - . - 11 31f, . I I Hii,ron protests by telegraph from Tor . Hodgins, Lloyd, Seaforth Public School 579 Mossip, M. Radcliffe, J. Roberts . �- __ - _4 ,be walk,OA ,% I letter to a member of Co . . . her in vain. She has been una:Dle to eat for . - up, M.Rob- - --- .1 - �to I - agrees, giving his war at once against Great Britain. This i - it 99 - spent. � . _ - -wou the rape A 1, before going to press, and., consequently a the ast three days. Hoffinan, Chas. ,425 inson, F. Sinkfils, W. Taylor, M. Th . _�_ - , . , � � _ views on the tariff and the present condi- p Horan, John cc cc 1 469 - M. L. Thomson, M. Trem'61e. 0 1 inson, - -One forenoon last weeli James Ireland, - I � � 4 - -�. fore- the -disti I - kn�w nothing of the grounds of protest. tion of Tariff Legislation in Congress. He nonsense of the most ridiculous kind. AOAST MEAT. -The wholesale, market of Irving, Win. cc 44 488 Harriston-E. Allen, *. Alexander, C. sr., of Morris, who has attained to 85 ye�rs � I � - 1._. . Hanna xiur ION ' I - - � - � ) �1. � They were entered on Thursday. We can - - I Either the doughty Colonel is utterly Nelson, Morris & Cc', Chicago, was burned of age, drove -the horses with the m I - I I ,other real k . was perfectly within his rights as the other night., -and $50,000 wotth of meats Jackson, Frank, No. 8, Tuckersmith 560 Braden, J. Bennetf, M. BILtton-, E. M. Car- 0VTm9 ..... . � bril - speak for South Huron and we can assure . laid down ignorant regarding the feelings of tile Amer- - Nplincy, Jos. J., No. 7, M Killop 435 ter, A. Cochrane- F.'Deut4chmann, H. Dob- machine until three acres of hay fell in - � I I � � - has been ill for . by the Constitution, in so doing, but he had . ' and property were destrojed, The 0 c . swath. It is a, rare thing to find a gentleman I'll ! - � . our -friends that in so, fax as we know or can, . ican people or else he is the victim of an re " a McKay, Daniel, No. 10, Tuckersmith 436 son, Alexander Enislie, 4. ..K. Elmshe, J. - I �, .11 �� I I .coverea.-Mr, - learn, there is no cause for a protest, and the temerity to oppose the views of the. hallucination. Many ATri6ricans, it is true, doubt the fire was incendiary. I McLe�n,Arthur, Seaforth Public School 474 Flath, M. Hilborn, E. Hi4imler, B.'John of Mr. Ireland's age skirmishing round in a - . --- _ -been sick for .so WHEI& BI�EF'is DEA -R;- e � .1 - bay field, but he is in the enjoyment of a � �. -11 I - I Owing to th Proctor, Richard, No. 3, Hallett - 440 ston, L. Jones, C. Leppardj� T. McIntyre, J. � I . . ,� consequently no grounds for alarm. " Money Lords " and that. is infinitely do not kil o*w.much About Canada, but the ma- hay famine last year in Switzerland all sur- good degree of health. These" old pioneers I . � . . � . I wors on- . I . Wilson, D. D., Seafoith Public School 469 McLaughlin, W. Mahood.1 S. Milligan, E. . . .111, - ) I ho un I - ;; . � Jority of those who do have a great feeling of P1 I possessing. - 1 55 , � B . e, in their eyes, than violating the C . J . us stock was killed, and now there 'a & Broadfoot, May, Seaforth Public School 484 Millar, G. Morrison, S. P� have constitutions well worth I I � .. I 7 , '. uth is - stitution, which they themselves have done great scarcity. Beef brings on the hoof, � ,'dfield, W Ram- -The other eveninga'yonng lady of near " I � The Tr Best. � friendship for Canadians and a Canadian is $15.40 per -920 pounds, and dressed beef Chesney, W., No. 5, Tuckersinith 458 *age, N. Reayely, L. Re W. Rowe, A. . .� I � .. I I eI . .I- in the spirit if not in the letter. Here is one I Londesboro, had an exciting time going to I __ _i� � I . , - During the late election our attentibu. was made welcoli d, W. Sinclair, ill A. Smith, M. Fi - - e from end to end of the land. $40.38 per 2290pounds. The consul suggests Common, Enphelnia�'Seaforth P. S. 424 Shippar, _ that village. One of the holdbacks of the "' - .? � . � 11 Dr. UcDonald . . extract from this much talked of epistle, Carder, Edna L., Blyth Public School 434 Stokes, F. Stewart;lq. W411ace, M. Wilson � - .- �Ottawfi.-Dr. - C __ I . - _� forcibly attracted to a fact that bad often The same may ,be. said of people from the that American live ktock shippers communi.- 4 , harness gave out, and the buggy struck the - . . guests -of Dr. Al I ..and we must say that it is i most t-leax- old c . Car -roll, Maggie, Seaforth Public School 424 W. Woolner. I . I . cate with the president of the Swiss Butcha � horse, causing it to run away. She held on I - .� I I crossed our notice before, viz* : the tremend- - . , ountry. Unforttinately, there is all Clarke, Florence, Blyth Public School - 463 The total number. of caiadidates for this � __ I -1 .of ,Seaforlth, is, I anly one: " It inust be eta' Association. I . bravely, and managed to stop the horse, but . - . - I i - - ' , �� . " �town._Thhe Mi - ous amount of misrepresentation, trickery, elementamon the professionalpolitician class . . Charlesworth., M., No. 8, Tuckersinith 422 examination was 4,319, of �whidlr 1,936 pass- . . - . . . I I admitted that no tariff measure can accord 9 Dulican, May E.,S'eaforth Public School 422 ed, I an average of almost not until the buggy was well. smashed up, , - - I I . �Ajsjtlillg Mr. Fi - � " - deceit and plausible falsehoods that is made - , that makes political capital out of "Itwist- ea- with the horse kicking and then - falling - . . with Democratic principles and promises EAST HURON ENTRANCE Engels, Gussie, . 4. tc 562 forth passed 9-5 out of 47 - more than 1 � Dallas, of Detr I . to do duty for argument'in the Canadian ) ing,the lion�s tail," but thig element no more CC cc - . 11 � .� . . Edmund, Mabel 4296 percent. Three o the I � town.-Migs h or bear a genuine Dem a f Imes credited to 1�,� - ". . . 1. '14'�F"' J b 3 � . ocratic b dge, that � EXAMINATION. 'f.,.',, -Recently Ro ert Symonds, of Sailt-ford I Press. This is more particularly the case ill - represents the people of the United States - . Forrest, Margaret, No. 7, Stanley 441 Goderich School belong, ,%v� are informed, to had John Sands, of Colborne, before Mayor 77 _� � �. % � Winghanipubl � - I does not provide for free ra,%v material. In -than Fortune, Emily M., No. 1, Tuckeramith 443 outsiders, so that the num.16er of candidates _�_ ", I - .,caraine and I � Conservative journals, though we are sorry 6 Colonel Denison and Casten Hopkins The follow is the `Hit� of those* wl I Butler, of Goderich, for going over the Salt- I 11..� I . � I - the circumstances, it may wen excite our- 10 Govenlock, Jennie L, No. 2, McKillOD 493 passed- by Seaforth I "I . .0f]EEarriston, ij , .� . he great body of Canadia6, who have passed'ing � _ A I - - The 4 - I Of unior Leaving, � Ai- -a wonder that Democrats are willin Good Edith, Seaforth Public School ' 423 same. The results J � ... - -The Misie I to say that some Liberal papers descend to reptesent t from the several schools. At Goder'ch 'a ..the ford bridge faster than a. walk. - -I- the same level. It is positivel disgusting, . I ,g to depart have sonsi or,daughters, brothers, sisters or the recent Entrance Examination, 109 can- . -evidence showed that Sands had not ilone ' I . I y. HenWerson,Edna, Seaforth Public School A422 Senior Leaving and Matri lation exami . - " * it to I week after week-, to see such methods prac- didatea�wrote at, Clinton, 80 at Wingharn ina- as was charged and that Symonds. had , � - - I .1 ADn a vw - 11) . from this, the mo§t Democratic of all tariff friends in thd neighboring Republic. As , Ky-16, Aggie J. No.. 8, Tuckeramith . 446 tions will Likely be out ear next week. ; I - and pr . mciples, and that the inconsistent ab ' . &nd 39: at Wroxeter. The Education De I every appearance of being the worse cd - - � -, 1. - AMIRs. A . - I . � tised by men who claim a living on the sole _. ' for war, theideit makes one laugh- There partment has approved of all the candidates Kennedy, Odie, No. 8, Tuckeramith 425 The number of successf candidates re- liquor at the time, and the case was accord- - I � . _ - .- I .visit to Paiall . - �, ground of being guardians of public sardity of such a proposed deparpure'should is as likely to be war between the Republi- either passed, or recommended b the local MeWaughton, R., No. 7, Tuckeremith 425 ported at any ..e.entie of e amination must ingly dismissed. - - _�, � I . forthl, is the � - _1 . .__ I morals Opillli,Dn examiners. -The following are eqult I �� .- Patterson. - , � . , d-istrib. be emphasized by the suggestion that the calls and the Democrats as there is between . "T auccem- McLeod Agnes, No. 4, McKillop 427 not be re arded as the r ', of the work -Mr. C. Prouty, clerk I of Stephen, re- . 11 . W , , �_ , leaders of public � . t ie Mardie ) Tillie J., No. 2, McKillop 426 of an sc 1 7 � tow1k, Val in� 1. liters of knowledge, guardians. of the rights wool of the farmer be put on the free list, the Americans and the British. C' ful candidates with their marks and the M ) y tool, as in many -instances. candi- ceived the sad intelligence by telegrani from � � . , . � protection of tariff tax , olonel school to which they belong: - I cGregor, Olive, No. 6, Hullett 510 dates other than those iprepared at the ,Goal,erne , I _�11 - M=. Stewart". � and the ,ti,ii be . McMillan, Mary, No, 13, McKillop 424 school have presented themselves for ex- ur, -New York on Tuesday of last 11 I - X re. Tenaut.- . of others. The editor of a newspaper .who, - Denison and all others who are fond of in- . Z week, of the death of hips brother, Mr. Nel- - I ., - I ICLTNTON. . McLeod, Annie, Seaforth Public School 489 ainination. - . ! . " is the -aulest d, . : I - �� - .- . in the hope of gaining a place at the public placed aroundthe iron ore and coal of cor- dulging in' Jingoistic talk in regard to the . son C. Prouty. Deceased was a printer by -- - - I , I I porationg and capitalists. 'How P � I Parsons, Mary, No, 6, Hallett - 494 �, . trade and was 78 years of age. Mr. Prouty I . I - Bell,-rVir. 1, I -, trough, will so debase himself and his call- , . aR we face United States, should take the first oppor. Bowers, Mamie Clinton Model school 514 Rennie, Maggie L. I N 2, McKillop 501 : . - . . " I di it 0. I -- � - to seafort'll, w] , the people - after indulging in such out- Courtice, Hattie 644 H was unable to attend the funeral, owing to ". _t T.. I , � ing as towilfully deceive his readers in the -in'- . turiity to visit the Country they are so ' . uron No�tes. - I I ation.-Mr. 31' nations and viplations of cc'- C er, Eva. 99 Simpson, Violet, No. 6, McKillop. , 486 � I . . . - - -- Z L - . - - . . . :' 528 42,_? Miss Moore, of ChicaAo, is the length of time it would take to get to . � - . trerest of anypolitical party would sellhisSOUL . -tinually yopping about and get ae- ChOoNley, Aggie, if C Storey, Mary Ann, No. 2, McKillop visiting at his brother's hom . __.* � Iiis brother, 34 � e. - I � 11 principles ?" Strange to say, Se44tor Hill, ' I A, (I Stephens, Tena, Seaforth Public School 430 her uncle'sT Mr. George N.16Gowan's, in East - _� Z. � . Everett of ICU I � . .. I . -is selling hiisoul-for money andt�e chance -, defended the President. . 4uainted with a few of the warm hearted DoheKty, Lcna ' 558 Scott,Marion B., Seaforth Public School 426 Wawanosh. i -Little Danny Sheridan, of Wilighaln, . � - - � � -1 -- , � I -$On, .of V Lond , ' ' Doherty, Ethel C. 9 k 11 .- to live at ease on the proceeds of the toil of of New York sensible, everyday Americans who form the 94 -G. A. Deadman, � chemist, Br I ussels, is caught a black bass the other day, in the . � � � : I . . I * *' . . Holmes E. Louise cc .. 541 Stevenson, Addis, No. 8, Tuckersinith rl 8 i �cousiu, Mies A others. I backbone of the Republic a 661 south branch of thd river, which weighed - � -1-.1 � � . I I . And this too often, we fear, is the * I ad they would Kin Flossie if 49 Ward, Lillie, Seaforth Public School 469 enjoying a holiday outing in Muskoka, at . I '. - I . Is ViEitiag'in 1H I mainspring of each effort. This is putting There seems to be nothing lefp �of the - soon cease their senseless din. 91 it it 664 Young, Mabel, No. 7, Tuckeramith 436 the cottage of his brother-in-law two pounds, seven ounces. Danny weighs i � _ - I .., Mo , __. . I Keane, Maude 1 Mrs' about thirty-five- pounds, and he nl�st have, ._1 f � I Z�f �: I ly, we know, but it a in the cc cc I . - , the matter pretty stron4 great railway strike but the case __ 587 --- -_ -_ Deadman and children are allo there' I , - . . . ' - Moffatt, Maude cc .614 --James Fox, of Wr -e had quite a struggle with this big catch, as _� 1� I . - is the plain truth. the truth divested of the courts. In Ohio, it is reporte4, Judge THE Exeter Times ;,professes to be very McCrea, Celia it oxet.'r,' has digpose& it dragged him in over his knees and smash� I - � . - , . I 11.1 ( C 69 561 Public School Leaving Exa.m. of his drug business there, to Dr. Brawn*& . - - __� WA,VELZTS. I . - . . . . - - Taft has sentenced one of the strike, leaders- anxioug that Overbury, 4ace ed his ole. His father, known the coun- .. .. I quirks and quibbles that surround it in the we'should point out,the hes 449 p �. 49 cc Twenty-nine candidates wrote for the Company, who are now installed. -.�'. I -1 . Pickett, Rena . tryside over as an expert fisherman, needs , I __. � I 'Goderieb. tow . I . at I e. . I . 0 isley, Belle 44 4i Clin'. Shegrard, of k usual cours . . to six, -months' imprisonment, on t4e ground that it has toia about Mr. McLean. . 507 Public School Leaving Examination at -14r. Frank MeDonagh; 'of Carlow, has -1 , - I , ' u , that h . . � .11, I , - , . t) I TJ � In any event the truth is best aind i - 9 contemporary hag set us a pretty large con- 'Jessie it 41 '9" them from him. . ... - �of � ra. . i i was urgin a boycott mrhio� would '433 ton, 24 at Wingliam, 19 at Wroxeter, 120 �t gcldhi�'botelbusiness to'Mr. W. B to look after his,la-urels, or Danny will wi Pa �, a - . � a the Rattra � 437 . - . 'BrIesifill is 'ai I --- � . have prevented th.e railroads from ' 99 Brussels and 26 at Seaforth. The resulf is of Toronto, who has alread taken posses- . - � _. �- end will prevail. . - carrying tract. Life is top short and our space is Stevens, Nettie 99 . I . y %__ __ . " I " The mills of tile Gods - . 49 .1 538 as follows: I sion. I -Debsism seems to have taken root in 1. 14.11� , . Miss V11 out their contracts with the Pullroan C' Shannon, Mabel . , U;Ctilr ._1 - � I om- too precious to produce the whole if it - the -_ '. Toronto on, a f grind slowly, 'but they grind exceeding , list. We Steep, Clara 535 . CLINTON. ; . -The new tile, and brick' yard at Walton Exeter. The other day some thirty of I pany' The Indiana and Chicago pontempt 423 ' . .'� flax pullers struck for hi her wages. They �� small. " We.rhave in Ontario many Libera - may, however, give the following samples : 44. it r)o() Aikenhead-,'John L. No. 2, Tuckerarnith 661 r has made its first delivery and the output is . __1 '. - . -vilintim, 1*8 the . cases have not yet been. finished. ! Taylor, August& 44 44 . pronounced first-class, be' clean, white quit work while in, a fiefd in the �ountry ,. � _ - Nini � ax I Morrig I journals tbat in the matter of fairness in . It said that Mr. McLean had "packed" the Worthington, Josic 11 62,5 Blair, D. S. No. 2, . 654 ' i#9 and e red to the woods, where a meeting I � . I * * � . and hard. i - � __ , dealing with public questions any party. * convention that nominated him and that he Worthington, Annie �11 is 449 McKay,.John F. No. 2, - cc -W. Cole, of Holl k . was r pai , � . - I � -vacation here.. �, . I 1 776 held and during the deliberation a 1: � � The Soci I Wiseman, Clara it A, 468 Cooper, Melinda No. 2, if . nes,dHe,,' started his peace m � 1, - �don, �s here vt might be proud of, but this is to be expect- alist Labor Party, of New York thereby received the nomination. it al . 68' thresher last week, hav aker who approached, wall driven - I --- 1- I so 14 if i�, ' called at am _-1 . -Miss Belt, d City, has made a strong Fair, Percy Bell, Eliza - cc 4 A thr ray by sticks and clubs in the hands of. - . . . ed of Liberal journals the world over. The plea to t, said not longer ago than three weeks, that 49 is - 450 No. 3, 49 . 916 home Wednesday, and at q. . Elfor&s on . - � � � . � Misses Brown --- - I Hie New Heywood, Lewis 518 Boyce, Andrew T. No. 3, 652 the infuriated gang. They remained out �. - York Constitutional Conventioni'for the the Ontari ' 96 I C C 9 . Thursday. . I ------ I Toledo Ohio D Conservatives also have some that keep � I 0 Government had robbed the Hovey Frank W. 543 ROSS Maggie No. 3, 826 1 Elmer, eldest son of D. Ewan, of Brus- for three or four (lays, when a - settlement � 11 - ) I � � . - � . Walwin.. i � � gratuitous and nonsectarian instr�ction of municipalities of their due share of the Hovey Herbert A. it 91 454 Ross: David No. 39 Cc- 1 736 was effected, and since that some of the - MTS. t, their skirts clean. The paper, however I . cc 4C 678 sels, fell last week and inflicted. an pgly � I . -_ �11 - ' Helvar Rojrdou Brown, Christena No. 9, cc . .... I of Brcsisa,ar( all children -of school age, and the furnish- license fund and that they' L - I 1 498 strikers have returned to work.' .... � I i �� - which stands �ut from all others in this re- . .now only ger, .in , eCtleton, James D. 11 It McTavish, Bessie No. 9, 1 .9� - 791 gash on,his forehead that i1equired the at- I - T relatives and . Ing 438 _1Z ..... - . spect is' the Toronto Globe, of free meals to the school children of the proportion of one dollar to three that 13L '44 tendance of a physician to bind up. 1t,wa8 mentioned last week that _.k1r. L 1-1 I a journal of ! - I Matheson, Peter cc It AA -'4 Chrysler, Flo. E. No. 10, 733 � . . ., I - __ Bums and d � . -Mr. J. A. Morton, of Wingham, was R. Snowden, of Stauley, had the raisfortune- � _ - - 1. I destitute families, also for theTpll' 0 it � if --- Dmpsey, Maud No. 3, Goderich Vp 615 . . - - _...., - weik.M:-ssw which every Likeial has reason to be proud. . ro�as6 by they received under the old act previous to Smith, J hn T... by the Grand Lodge of A. F. & to lose a fine hog, by -its dying in his :wa%on : , . ;4 the State of all railroads.. . . . (19' A. -: ; r Its broad Liberal . . Trewartha, Nelson No. 3, 684 - _� .... springs,:are t-1 �� ism, its bourtesy to oppon- 1875, and that those who voted for McLean - Acheson, Mary No, 2, Tuckersmith 477 8 M., in being elected to the office of Grand while on the way to Clinton. He had in I I-, - . * * I CC ., � _- cc � ., �Mrs. Rowel 11 * � Cooper, Elsie , The foll in awarded Entrance Registrar of Ontario. . 11 . entsi its fairness, and. its. thoroughness form at the recent election, voted approval of 561 owing were - � addition a warm experience. While passing - -- . , I � I . a model for every journal in the - country, The Liberal Government of � i - Chesney, Jennie C. - (4 446 Standing on P. P. L. papers: .,. . -The members of Bethel chute . _bheneighborhood of a sW&ML in Gode- ,.- - L . as . am the t 4 . .. Englind that "robbery," When the Times proves Workman, Jane , it I 49 11, Col- . � in' L - � . - . cc 485 McKenzie William No. 3, Tu&ersmith borne-, and their choir, presented their choir rich township, oneof the 1 managed : I � � seems to have taken a new lec__�e of r�fe and_ the correctness of these two statements Bell, Daniel S. ' cc cc cc . � - Mr. and Mrs. and compel the admiration even of oppon- UP . 460 Rose, Bertha No. 3, 1 leader, Mr. S. Butt, with'a purse and to jump out of- the wagon box, and an bouelg I - � . i . 1-111, 4 I - ents- Long, is pushing its prograrnme, 'vigorously. The to the hilt," borrowing its own class, McIntosh, W. H. No. -3, Tuckeramith 509 Armstrong, Eliz% No. 33, C-4 I LL �of Pencouni,ng - . , . ... may it continue to preach ic ex I an address, the other evening after choir exciting chase was necessary before the 1 L I - .. their parent f . Workman. Nor'man No. 1, Tuckeramith 498 Cluff, Mabel No. 10, Goderich T'p - . . I I i - - I tnith and advocate the right in such a man- Conservatives, apparently, have 144 heart pression, we may, perhaps, give it a couple ' practice. animal was captured. Then after the pgs - � of Southampt( r w Anderson, Ella C., Blyth Public School 485 McIlveen, Arthur No. 3, . Stanley � '-While working at the bridge, on tile were delivered to Mr. Cantelon� and . ; ! - I . ly and straightforward way. for the time being. The Governqjent ex- more. I Belfrey, Willie - 'I CC 94 were - -carriedon. a v , I � I , t , 4 I . . . 514 Murdock, Alen No. 10, Maitland concession, Goderich township on being loaded in the car, one of the same lot I � newing,01A *a i -i - pects to pat through the Evicted ' Tenants' � Kelly, Joseph M. 49 cc 555 Mustard, William No. 10, if Tuesday of last week, Mr. J. Killipps're- (lied. The day was unusuall - � . . i ,I � . y warm, and __ I . 1; - I _. � Jolinin th KI . . . i Aa Economic Absurdit Bill, the Scotch Local Government Dill and . THE ADVOCATE, theor aa of the Licensed Biggart, Jessie, Bayfleld Public School 511 Moore,.Mar-v No. 9 Tuckeramith ce;ved a bad cut in the leg,from an adze. It !01theugh care was exercised in bringing them I . ,win, tv, , ii 1� Y. 9 cc 19 alms e, � . I I The Conservative journals are at present the Miners'Eight Ho 1� . Campbell, May - 49 if 522 Thompson, Winnie No. 4: Goderich T'P - will no doubt he sore for W�me time. in, it is presumed that the weather was too - � - 1� to � -,Detroit, i ' q ur Bill, before .he end Victualers A�sociation, which, by the way, Olivant, Liz'Zie 449 Nott, Matilda No. I I Stanley -Mr. Alfred Grey, of the 13th conces much for them to stand. 11 __ . I'll 111, SM giving considerable e tariff of the session, but many Liberals tb ' . cc cc sion . I � - __ and, of course, are upholding it.'and liag Stanbury, Flossie it, it - I eens - tel " Prorogation of Parlia. 1459 Bosnian, Maxtha No. 8, ' Morris 625 )aratory to taking him to A- John- " R Elli Evicted Tenants' Bill will be all t�,%t ,can following to say : i and place at � , I attention to th ,ink the is a very ably conducted Journal, has the Olivant, Maggie 42-9 WINGRAM. ' of Iffullett, was taken to Goderiell -A very pleasant affair took Whiddon, Annie E " cc placed in jail, prel Willow Hall, the residence of ],it. � wnes A their readers many fairy tales fearfully and be squeezed through. ment, which took placc on Monday, recalls if CA 493 Vanstone, Lizzie No. 9" Turnb. 762 the asylum. He has becomia somewhat un- 8ton, Hensall, on Wednesday evening -of last . __ __�, Mrs.- H. Be I I . Cameron, William . 456 Weir, Jane No., 91 11C - wonderfully concocted, in support of their � * * * � I the fact that the session has not been with 749 safe for the other members of the family. week, it being the marriage of Miss ,Jennie ----- - Davis and �dhf I I � 1, - Erratt, Mabel, Union, No. 5, Hullett 499 Bremmer, Thomas No. 9, 41 C � .. � I .. � assertions. The statement we ha T he American House of Repref;O�jtatives . out matters of interest to the trade. The Baugh, Fletcher cc if 785 -Mr. James Young, an old and respected Johnston to Mr. Ben J. Short, of ParkbilL . stone, H. B ve most I - �� i 459 Campbell, Wm. C. No. 9, if ony,was performed by Rev, Cr� �.. I frequently seen in these papers of late is, Oil o reduction of the nialt duty, consummated by Tyner, Annie M., ' No. 5, if 422 Powell 44 692 resident of Hullett, died on the 120th ult._ The cerem Z WeaterveltJ, : . has passed a tea I tion in fav r of a,n -_ ! I aai amendment to the Inland Revenue Act ) Thos. Jno. No. 9, 659 The funeral, a large one, took place on the H. Thompson, of Thedford, uncle,of the ,d, �- London ; E I . _0 it that a protective tariff does not necessarily amendment to the constitution pr4 Smith, Arthur, No. 5, if 558, Bisbee, Lamson Wingham P. S. * 775 following Sunday afternoon, ',,to Burns' isT00111. Thebride was ,supported by-ber - Strathroy ; t! i . viding passed in the closing days of the session., Fair, Maud, No. 8, if 579 Hamilton, Hugh cc cemetery, Hulletb. I sister, Miss May Johnston, and the ,groom , ,�_ . � _k t 4 ,I enhance prices. to the consumer and conse- for the election of Senators directly 7 Py the gave to the brewers a much needed relief Ouimette, Lou, No . 8, I 1 431 McKibbon, Walter . cc 668 The deceased was in his ,�, I . And. H. E, � . �, � - i I I . trom exec 902 63rd year and unmarried. 1�y a friend from. Parkhill, The ceremony - -, �,� �� 1. --J. I -- , , .1 quently that, while behefitting the manufac-_ people. �_ ssive taxation. The new tariff Young, Litwdy, No. 8, if 49 , -Mr. William Bell, of Blyt' Vas witnessed by a, large number of friends , - Hotel, -, K I I I * * 1 retains a protectively high duty upon for- 694 h, came near - I KM*IZ§,Iev- Mr, turers and through them the country, it im-' - . i . Stanley, Bertie, No. 3, Goderich X 504 _�, . 4 - - * I I " ; eign, liquors, while the French treaty, if ENTRKIXCE STANDING. losing a valuable mare last week. While in and relatives of each of the contracting . . andlfti.'Dee � . � � - � - . poses a burden oil" March, Alburn, No. 3, " 552 the pasture field she broke through into a parties, who, after the ceremony, sat down . - -1 , T no one. The benefit received It is now reported that Walter 'ellm n ratified at Pari�) will materially reduce tile Yeo, Eldred, ' No. 3, " 538 Blackwell, Laam Wingham. P. S.. . . Doherty, of - .1 I W� a J I � 1� 4 bvinanufacturers through the tariff,isadirect the American explorer, and hi I cost to the co wO.1, but fortuniately was discovered in time to a sumptuous repast. The presents were . . ' Z � . I a pspt nsumer of light French wines. Jervis, Fanny, , No. 9, I'- 4-92 Chisholm, Alba cc � d with difficulty extracted, not much the numerous and valuable, showing the respect I . Mrs. Whitem r � culliary benefit. ,y, are How this will effect our- native producers of Emmerson, John, It an -1 ald and --hili " �, . � I I ,pe This statement then is ,sa.fe and by now, probably, will 13c' No. 9, " 4.34 Field Daisy I worse for the adventure. &'ad esteem ill which they are held. -11 - Pn the wines remains to be seen. Hearn Dav;*d - No. 9, 46 I equivalent to saying that money can be way t - 1 3 473 ..Fleuty, Maud . cc I � : W. Km ' � - I gg, 4, � __ �J o -the North. Pole, news 44ving . - I I Baird, Pet0, . Nd. 1, Stanley, 472 Griffin Stella 14 .. W. M. McKay, wife aad daughter, of -The Wingham Advance says .- "I Mrs. I- � *ife and N � :1 createa; the purchasers pay no more,.but reached Norway by a sailing vessel, 0 short 'i . Reid William E., , 94 I St. Joseph, Missouri, were visiting relatives J. Dinaley, of the Dinsley house, engaged a . i �_, Bonthroli an( . sellers receive more. This is an absurdity. � I ,THE Toronto Telegram remarks: " What ' id . No. 3, " 457 . Welsh, Cassie 91 and friends in Grey for a few weeks. Mr. servant girl on Thursday last. � Swallow, of I time ago, which had spoken th " Payne, Dav- � go. 3, T�dkersmith, Stiles' e * I On Sunday I � . I it d be equally logical to saythattwo � , 114g,ald with war b,-twen China' and Japan, and . . � ' Geor arence I 49 McKay has been in . the West for 6 or 8 evening the ,other girls all went to church., � - . N. 8toug,_ " A I . I - . , . � � - � '"lil Jacl. IGHA Vanstone, rcl years and is ocl girls should,. but the new -comer re- - I 1, , Mrs. A,. M* I I WRN I I- At. prospering. as go I I I - �, and three made five, but when tw4o is sub- I * * * � bye elections in constituencies where A. F. McGee, Carrie N10. 12, West Wawanosh -An operation was performed byDr. mained at home -for a short time. Taki I . - I of London. - 1� � Bell, Jennie Wingliam, Public School 451 Jewitt, Ernest No. 8, .Morris 119 - i I � � . stracted from five the remainder is four. The Journal of the Knights ' Campbell will insist on talking, the outlook 4( 99 . Browning, of Exeter, a few'dayli ago, upon' a big -valise belonging to one of the .other - _. Z I last week:: . of Labor 3) . Clegg, Frank 562 Higgins, M. No. 9, Turnb. �. I � � . � . "I r Cargill, Annie; 41 . it - girls, she packed it as full as she could with I -Campbell- X � - Jeretofore the advice to ,%vo king- . .. 491 NVROXETER. . � Vnat is the object of our protective tar- ; says : is dark indeed. the youngest daughter of Ri 'Harvey. �. I , � - . I . - ,� iff, 4nd in what way does it protect our in- ! men has been to -keep out of the,lilitia. It Eades, Annie 44 CC 478 Burns, Hattie No. 7, , Howick 637 Esq., for removal of a large cancer from her the wearing apparel of her workmates, and - Miss Fergus: - . : right side, the effects of which only con- leit the house when darkness �egan to come I , , I Gregory, Marion - 11 44 . . . . . . . . . Bella' Bethu dustries? If we'understand the matter at should be changed. News of the Week. 478 Heibein, Alvina, No. 7, , cc I ... ,�. all ; 0 Every workingman Grey, Jessie . cc if 910 flued her to her room four days. oil. The theft was discovered when the 11 foot-, Mle$ D1, " . I - � .. the object of the taxiff, us regards its ' should oin the militia, thus ge HEAT! HEAT !-Almost tropical heat has 94 49 483 Hamilton, Alice - Wroxeter 659 -The old bridge on the Maitland concea- girls returned home from church, and Chief � 11 I Chesney and' l - _j tting the Hamilton, Bella 4.33 cc . protective feature, is to prevent our n-xa.nu- -arms Prevailed throughout the Unite Hazlewood, Mary 683 sion, Goderich township, at � I * . and discipline necessary to defepd th d States and Jackson, Sadie �4 ,_ dc Henry Sweet's, Bullard was communicated with. The -wife 6f S"A I e I 11 . facturers from being undersold b - . - J- e ertrackand traced her -as � roit. I . Europe during the past ted days, and much Mainprize, Ada I -C cc 540 Martin, Reuben 4C 754 is being replaced by a new one. P. Chi f got onto h I Det' - , y foreign country and the people from the AnArchist suffering and many deaths from sun -stroke Rose, Minnie if :1 it 458 Rae, George - cc 746 Evans is doing the work, and when fin* far as the C. P. R. - station that night. . - � . . competitors in the home market. This is railroad manage-' - 471 - � � - - I I rs, their trust attp' have been the result. McLaughlin, Alice Gorric 700 ished it will make a good substanti Next morning he got trace of her'agAin, and . � I rneys Bradwin, Lorne .49 it 482 McLaughlin, Lily 69 � . al I -- � � � and tile. murderous deputies and Pinkiprtons WESTERN CRO.Ps BUR,NED UP. -Wide- &C 664 brid � taking Doe Dingle � Accomplished by,arbitrarily adding to the I ' ge. 'y with him drove out to I . � spread destruction I Foster, Frank C4 - � I - - I � price of the foreign article If the price is -whoni they employ. of crops in Kansas Greig, James IL cc 491 Neill, Ella U. 8. S. Howick, Turner 667 -Mr. James Kaine, of Clinton, has a Belgrave, where they captured her, return- �� GLUANIING1 4 . 3' Exaggeration is pne of and Nebraska h P 464 Taylor, Grace No. 11 Howick watch that he has carried for about 45 ing to town again b 8 a. m. The girls re. .. I I 11 not enhanced there is no protection. as bee caused by hot Morton, Morton 4 C. t C 672 � y - " become the � � For I the worst faults of Reformers in the 11nited winds. Nebraska's corn " 494 Ferguson, Wilbert No. 1, C9 "34 years, while -Mr. George Carter, of the same covered all their clothing, but on learnin I �4 . crop has been McDonagh, Robt. . I 94 1 Order Of Sol I ruined. I I - instance, suppose that, -%vith free trade, the I Staies. SLirely no sane man can expdct the . Park-, John' �- i't 4 C 455 Lowish, H. F. No. 1, it 853 town, has a faithful and reliable friend that the cumbersome nature of the law, decide& � certified b 1 I inarket price, in Canada, of a - certain a,rti- I . GOLD FoR EUROPE. -The gold shipments 1! 498 Fraaei, Peter No. 2, Turnberry 695 has been with him for 60:i years and looks to not to i'lish tlfe c"e, so thc thief was al- 4 muse of labor to be benefitted by such Russel, Boswell CA C9 476 Hay, William 94 � � . I __ yc.rh.,X i. I " . from New York on Saturday.,, were If No. 2, 679 be good for 60 more. - ., I ele is 75 cents. The Canadian ma,nufac.: 1 counsel coming on the heels of such ' $4,800, Stewart� Alex. cc has the appearance of be. - I . nature has a . � 4p ex- 000, makina e week, Bradnock-, Lizzie No. 10, E. Wawanosh 524 , William, Ing, a little " looney,"' but it is hoped this .- It would we, - $5,134,Q40 in gold for th 443 Kirkton, Francis No. 2, 94 !Owed to go. She . - ,� - liple of law breaking as was occasioned by and $550,00% in silver. VNTRANCE STANDING. ' second son of Jam" Big op, of Grey, was experience will teach her a lesson. � niu* man turers petition the Government to the effect 1 w Bra,ndon, Cora No. 7, Morris, 428 1 773 On Wednesday of last week evens I -- , athat e I- that they cannot sell at 715 -cents without the Chicago boycott and its attendailt riots A To-wi,- WIPED OUT. -Forest fires have Brandon, Norman No. 7, LC 423 Gibson, Nellie Wroxeter United in marriage to Digs Annie St I -The death of Miss Agnes Fergusoll, , . - - we fm �'. loss, and ask that a duty of 33�, per cent. be Such a mad scheme would have the pffect* destroyed the town of Mason, Bavfield coun- McDonald, Arch. No, 7, 49 . Dane, George No, 4, Howick of Toronto. Rev. John Ross, B. A., daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson, of � powers, the � . . I � ty, Wisconsin. Loss $100,000.' ' 514 ' ,� &I . "I i I I 491 RY at Melville church Exeter, in the 29th year of her age, took � 9.1 - No MORE GAE'LIC.-The Sacrament of Stewart, William No. 2, CC manse, Brussels. May their joys be many. place on Sunday, 292nd nit. Deceased had I all in hii Po . placed on the article. Then either of two the moment the fact of its having beell ear I MCC ymot, �D. No. 7, ( Hooper, Alfred No. 2, Turnberry performed the ceremo, � the Camp I Currie, Ala gie. No. 11, E. Wawanosh 523 - , i . thirias must take place if the Canadian tied into operation was discovered, of array- the Lord's Supper was dispensed on Sunda cc I . -are of -the 0 1 0 - - Inallufacturers are to receive any benefit; the Reid, Wiyred No. I 1, SEAFORTH. . -The other day as a new timber was be- been in but a few mouths, and until -recent- - . ,. � the 24th nit., in the Presbyterian Clint Y' ' 111Q, put in place on the frame of the min ly her tarlf 1 430 . ing the country in_ two opposing armed � ches Code, May No.'I, Morris . 433 McLean,' ,',TaggieB. No. 10, Hay 7 4 _. demise was not suspected. all bu �, - I . " ' . f the sluice gates A year ago miss Ferguson was the pictute � , am, at Wroxeter, two O' - I ere of L of Thurso, Scotland, and for the rat time Deacon, Euphemia No. 9, E.Wawanosh 474 Wheatley, Mary No. 3, Hullett 663 br ke away. Gordon, the ten -year-old soin of health, but contracting - telit. For i er R 0 d 'or price must be :raised or- the quality of the canips. If th i frie ds give such counsel fi nio6g;ht 0� in history without any Gaelic sacramental Duff, Ruby N�_ 4, Turnberry -, 41_)g Obtained Entrance Standing on P. . 11 article mus$ be lowered. In either case the as this, the American workingmen 8, . 10 consurhption of - " J price is enhanced. � . � 69 . 8. L.. Of Thomas it", was caught and borne down the bowels her decline w � liould service. 'For many years Gaelic was dis- Henry, Win. No. 4, 470 Examination : as exceptionally __1 plea'se 1900 i ' pray to be delivered from their frtonds. pensed with in all the churches nkins, Jennie No. 4, cc by the torrent of water that came rushin rapid, until she became so low' thai medical I -_ and its eu �. When the Conservative papers, there- Such offairs as the railroad strike with its First Free (the Rev. Dr. Taylor's), but this McCracken, Hattie No. 4, CC 557 Brownell, 4Mabel Seaforth P. S., 119 11 . unknown, eA , straggle I � 503 Dal , Maggie it (9 f;kill was of no avail, and like the lil - - � I ear its last flicker seems to have died 64 y bravely for his life, but the current was too . Ivanhoe C11 I fare, state that prices are not enhanced by attendant 'madness and such talk &§ 7r Out. McCracken, Bard. No. 4, the valley she soon faded Miss r- Wr.'- � � - " R. RPM" , - - � r . I . � the ' . 438 Elder, Jessie No. 10, . away. - coutribute& I ; There are perhaps more reasons than one for Robertson, Maggie No. 4 19 Hay strong for him, and a&' and again his gnson, with her mother, brother and sisters � ,- ; the present tariff, they are admitting that above - will put the cause of labor f�rther dispensing with the Gaelic as it is often Robertson, Jessie No. 4' Hartry, Maud Seafortli P. S. head went under. Mr. 6 in W thing with I 1. , 491 , 1; I I 1 3 1 if 425 Lamb, Lizzie 49 4i John A. Barnard moved to Exeter from the township of Hay I - I i I I I I . .,. � � saw lais peril and without a moment's hesi- a few years ago, and after a time had pro- - - � at the pr*Z1 , . I . i . L I W - I . I - � . . - . � I v� � , I I . � � . p I ' i i � , . __ L I I � . �. 0 , L : i . � . � � I I � . . . - I I . - _. I � L - . � - L� - I . .