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I --- . - 1. '1- � -- � . 4 -1, �� 5 - Z � - 1 I ^"- I � . � I -- . . - . I i -J, �� - . � ; . I THE IrMON -F"OSIT � . '.� I . I . JULY, - '. -.-. . t� - 7- I I -- I I - � s 1 7 � f 7 . - . , , , 7777 � � -- - 4 � - I - � � I I V*V - . . . I 18980 . , t I I - I 01111111- - � I I �� -. I . � . I I I I . - --- . m� � �r � � . � - "I . I I � I � , . . I- .. � . . i - M�!�.l . I I !!T -!n-- --- 0! Mft I . I- � - . . . I I . . . - �,4"Y, i1of of the gainflottee � - " *046 In Ron., h . � I . . � , - 11 � MW ADVERTISEMENTS. in the Legislative hall and committee rooms of war, and oo!nparatively unprotmlate4i4p , maka,' At* 011 . . . . . . . V . : ,-I- . . .1 � - , . Y . t -4 � 9, rmor a , � . . . I . - . I I I . � ; .. . � I I t I - 4 I - - 11 - - - - - � . -1 4 . � Ar The ftovs between the parentbepts, creach in the, Parliament-buildinp at Veroutog but.. mpawby their very dooM wbmoij,Aad� &,,.*hw � .4- an&', iiib 'bar of the M I Government and . I -- .. . 11 -4 . �- . . . . I I i� � 11 I � . L.,., I � - an this no person will be, incon " liter a niethbor 13611iffilouP I' oilf.` . �� 1, - . � e 1,� � .� I - � i � � paper on which the further th - of -their gun boats bon ai the alert, Instead wnO arm tb* Uovsmm*ub to look bo A6 & m the: I 11 .. I � . , I I . . . . - � � ; .. I - -�, - - mik- I � I � " - � -1 - - 2 . - - formation as, to thei-pip in was also -to %uponvor pipl. ..' �� -- I � . � , : I � - - ; i- . � � ... ve an of biding - I ,abilitlao of an, appli-k Mr. Mat . I 4 OrVt 7'.� Iii 1, ,� I . , � � ... - - -: . vanione6d, while Mr.. Whitney will ha, I iGhAAo*vO(rsfd8�, t6i'I �� I , . " I , 11 , I � � � 9"W** X6lW1Qr*,k Vaodoa%ld (1) . . - . ON' -we . - . � .� - , .. � , -- ! - � . � I . seat for office, if 'fiot' to thoW owb- party The 6overnment. ii - uoj.pO1itiWP,.,' - - - P, . . tl . � . �,-. I - 11 I . f opportunity0f thowingwbether or not he-limal havesunk a I 1.� .. " . I - �� . s ; - i " - - - . Vaebbilp 01"Ohnon Bros' . � nd captured every transport frAleads ? It so happens, however, In this understand'politico, t roe of its iiamblin , 1 - ; 14 1 , - I ",'', . "I 4 - , � _ I It . .... 11 I ... � - :- - _ � . � �. I � . - f . theappointment r000mm - . � � I I - . . :: i . I . - &aforlh Dye, Woft.-H Move 03) the country at his back a he boasts he has. vessel that the Americans had sovib- to gin. I came that 1. loaded by being Liberals and tw 0oiuslervatives. The , � .. I 0, I . Binder Tvv Ine-SilIg & AdCurdis (,j) . f It. � � 'L ' - I I .. I � I I- , - 11 . L . ; I 7 I - a 4 t a � � - : � � 11 I Have You Wdusn?-W. a. shaw (6 11 I ... � z . � .- th committee was not made. Premier Is a Couserve, lie. it is. likely that- - - . � . . L 11 L . . I I I I There *IOU hot Via, in the old town tlego, and In this way have destreyed the � . L 4 . .� 11 . . 1111111111p=.��, � . I -- .. I I L � Varm-fa 02h-121100 gal - , . I some slinfils;,will, be a to avold another . L . . I - - I .� - - �! �.) ., when the hou"'m � . .. � I : I I . I . I I . � � . � cutyates-v samordile to) alited- - �. veryflowor of the American army? In In the current number of the Canadian appeal to -the people. � Ext WAS. , . . - ' I : .. t L ravaganole . I - . . L � 1 � LL . . I -- I ' --- I I .i r . . . . I tact, thro�ghout the wholo'cam.phip the Magazine, In Dr. BourinoVs article ,on the principal or a I i the Govirnment. at , - . . I L , . .1 - --- i . : "iblood. � I - 4 �� I I L - I - . I'll . I ... ! V I I Spanish Governmept have been acting the :so Tho'biakerg ofthe Dominion of Canad% ! the elections, - h a emotional isslou.. 0 - . I � - , � V- . . .1 - . � . lea WWII " low. of support. - * 0 0 - I - .-- ' ' V I 1; I So . .: . The Somforth Exi"Trolt W the fi Of fool� and .oharlatano, . and that � t so 0. . a . 6 him a& I - . An Entire Line_ of Bovs" a 9 .., �- . L - ardi- part , . . # reference is made to William - Lyon M - . - . - d � . . ,z �� , . . � hood to may rem I ; . I � t . I . i . .. .. .1 t I L . ' �-- - I i ; - `1y, In roPlY to I the -Mait when their soldiers, both on m and land, Kenzie. Bourluot speaks -of, him 94 "the In a000r4&noS with , . I . I i .. . � - - . .. ..- - ' . - and Empire : As tj yets it 'has sob been I were given them by . . . I . - . I - . . I _ . - . I . � , � 4 I . I I I . are starving and going In rap, . - . I w - . . . . I- T , &VV01ft L proven ailat then an either qwllxm . - little Peppery, undignified Scotchmau who an act ps - th,6, DO. . ' ' I . - a .. I i I . Vs, on �or ned at the Is, session,of , I - � - - I - , - I - * the course of * the Amorl � Is , IL "dthrifts. in the Liberal port Nor hap . . - ly." Tun - . � . � 1. Sht &Nuwtv _. - can for a few years played so important & part," minion Parliament, th - Government Uys, . l , . I . . , �- ' � �, - , * � . . . � - I L: i � I . . - '. ,, . � .&IM08=01% way have peculiar ideas as to authorities been very much better, They and says " he lived long enough to regret appointed ' 1� . E �, - , I . thf.m"lling of thoo !.a!=, but, -,the ropidit I I a Council of Administration for .. . . i . L � I I � I. 7 1 1 �', T L- . . Y rumbed headlong Into war before they had a the sad wistakes'of a reckless period of his the Yukon ooluntr Three -,Pi,ece El; . ks - L . � . . . . I . - Vo -we gliding into fat a head of this . 1. I I .. with which Grit M _ . I . . . SIKAFORTlt. � PMAY, July 15th, 189s � my have life." Whereupon the.Dand",Banner ve � . I . � I . � � .. I I � - r I I Ofilm, and the momjl: dash which * Tart* man ready togplaoo in the field. Th council will be Mr. yiV I .911vie, a gentle. ,. lo I . - . - I I- I , cor;ootly remarks : 11 May be. Yet had "it - () . L . . ,-- � � Sifton and Blair an getting thro woul� had to0end their raw recruit@ Into a foreign wh9solemrianoe.im and knowledge of . / . . . - - �� I -- . . 'boon for the little rppft man� - - � . _ -- not - i � . . - ' acturer, Land - a . . - , I Call forth columns, of, donancis m ! I I � -1 Si _ _7L and undigni theopuntry mirably f t hint L � � �e� zt, every , o From a mantif's .. .. � country, with a climate the severest of any fled Sootoliman, Cminali aj might still be the I for go Import. I - � I - � . . - . . . - I W.. .. '17 � . - . . The War. � week from TnE'Exroemit, if the bensfio; illed or. ia'any wosh.vo't of the Family Compaob.P' Wo.be . sub & positipn. . The , I . Mont of this . - � . I . . � � - I . fox � HMOs we eye Mai We Who - � - 6 I . � I - . . I re not its party friends.-Goderich - . 4L - 00 . , - ! - . . rinv , . - � � I - ��- I � . There is not fituch of interest to note fronr 1; . i - Have that few Canadians ever -properly r unod will *alloys Mai %. I laht has % I - � - I ..... --- � . I tar. - . way inured to the hardships and privitions . . -LLmN D I � gg , I - - ' ' - preciated the great sery L P* been administrator for . . � . I � I . � : , ,foes - randoiad. heir -- 7 .. i . themeatof war this week., Sant t ,past year, and he - -- - - � . - .� � , L . incidental to war ; without any suitabl . � . - 4 i � 1� 6 reason togetbefr . *iil return . Mr. L OgilVie . L' , ., z � i&90 Still Now, brother, lot u. . . for a . 6 country by William Lyoip McKenzie. 'No ho4� sh I . ,� I . � 10 i- conUnuestobotheprinoi poinbof opera- me' I leaves Ottawa, next I - I Will'sell 'them f6r 2 I � , I . - � � Pal meat at -close *hat, a�nth means for the can a9d pro otion of the Man slice him day has done more. � &"nine, th � , � . ;� : I � I range, ority te . . � 81 .. . .1 I . � if I ... I � � . . tions. Shafteet- arm -- . - - . , I . � I �, � I I largely reinforced sick and the wounded duties of bin now posditi I � Ll� . � 1 -L-.� yx have You for ", saying that Tuic ExposiTon I , and without suitable - . . I . . . . I I � � � . I � .1 - I I i L i I I I . � . -1 . � would..verjr strongly advise you ,to not 7 LLL-� I � I 11 .: by additional +fetvals during the v;aek, is . would con4vain in to Appliances for iho deba, The Ontario Medical Council has befora . . I . � - 17� - : � � . its Political 0 - rostion, of. 'troops' I � . � f, L pponen . I I- ma I .. . � . , � . .7 ; , ----- lt� � still lined up 71 , . I neglect' this opportu'Diti, of -, ., I -Jr . � - . � , � L �'- I 11 - .. aiound'Sautlago city, and he what it conAon'es in, its pe4tical friends ? and war appdrtenanoes., And, when they it a Proposition to take the votes of the ,. ., � EUUs I . . Im bluying a . � � I hami con0te0bli str�.ngthened his position Forni - . . Ontario-, physicians on the qu . HAPPENIN68. -M r. 0 , Coleman . left., I � � : . � I .. - . � a . " ' The-'? si I I � � L - . I . [ . , Altoon years the Conservative Gov. did got them lauded, without even giving . . motion of . . . . $4.00 guit, for $2.68. izes are . . . 1. � . 'there, and has ihe place Pretty well stir- PO a atilblishing , do lodge " Practice,."' In -other last*,sek for City, L Ore he will visit . I . . I . -. �� - . I i �, . . . . . L I . . ornrhnt, sup rt, d by our -worthy 'contain. them a breathing spell,- and in the absence prevent .", � . an -1� L , . � L I , I . friends for line.- r, d Mrs. Win. � for Bo - '113, 14 and � I . !. - rounded. t X� sughgament, -however, has porm,ry, words it wants to It .. I I aged TO - A, I . . I I f- . f., z. - �11 , � " slid a good many Tory M.P.'s into of the nooeswy supply of food, and unsup. . � physicians serv- Coleman, of t 4th n ssion, Ray 11 n � I . . FS - t I 1. . - I - I L . I I '�! ' - - - � 2.9 SOL Ion " the appoint" ported by artillery, i � g boneficia societies and clubs u' - 15 years. They are - made of good L - 11 I - . taken plalea"Uring the Week, &lthoU L X f't,qfficen "d - � I rushed them Into a ry uder -Sundayy with ends full in v � � 00 " . I - �� in ', �f� � . . I gh # Inds h loia*.- is$ . ! . -- I : % .. � I .. . :, -, - I I PraminARY skirmish has been kept up near- Was qualified .for the position TH - salary. This can be affected only by colors. Minnie Izzardll; .-of Cali n. has Won the I . - - ' - I I I "I'll, f. I � - .. I . . --. ly every day OIR'both sides, but which has rosnoi& � Z Ex. bloody engagement In which, in one day's Ing the individual me' guest of Mimi Annie t for the . . I .. Halifax Tweed and Grey - nuixtitres --and , . - ' I ; .: - LL I .1 found no fault. - Whan it did not fighting nearly two thousand were killed or mbers of the profession t . . - - I I , - .days. -Mr. Robert Stele returned '" 'few 11 . been attended by no serious results. .- 4y mom of the extraordinary powers given on Bit. . -.1. - � - . . . I I This do tic w - wounded. Whatever,mittooess has -attended . 1consist, of I - . . . . ith the practices of Jts Political op. I �hs. Council by the Legislature. = from Oil n,' * ere he Us been �: I L . I - i� � - I oessation of li ' ion Talk about � I . "IV, � - % - A L ontilit : has been due to nago. the American forces thus far, has been d g on the. - a tM utal exanglastions. . . . . . I'll . - Ponente, why should It I opudemn, similar no 'such practice being 46 derogatory I Co�, * , L . . . . . I - .1 I -- fff� � I . I , Pa . --., � . . . . . - I ... . tiatiOns b�twOm General Sha tar and Gen. - , dignity of the .medical profaipion, Is is non - t - , t nts and Veste . . . . . to the , , f -Mis. i,evj Stele has L . - I -_' c V-111", , , � Pra0bim On the POt Of its political friends ? to. good lack, coupled with the' bungling n on tho sick lie * I . i - . arge of the B' No fault is found with doctors who rrest � . . - , To 3panish, general in ch i . 2 , 1. I � I - r84 the f - . � - i t - i , ,*-- � I � y other Conservative and bad management of their pponeit sense for the plast few days.--�- r. Alex.! Fo . I . I � I . i uk did bhe Star Or an . �, - ; . . 0 .2 serve railways, etc., under salary, has, with commendabl enterprise, pur. . � . I . . l .. f6ftes' At S"tisgO. The Spanish have offer- juab as I -� ': , . I . - tb-` � , � a condemnatio ad . . . - ME I - eerle" Pan .1 . . I . I . , - . I . �- � . . - � � � ' the voteranenglnear I . . - , i, � . L �� - paper ever raise its Vol a in L the bravery of their men, rather lawyers serve corporations and business . %tar, and with . - �� . ed to on 1 0 a . 1. than abased a now P . i � �4 � - . . I � rrendor the city�providing they be of the- Conseivative Government for to good generalshl I L� I -, - I P. No, the American@ firms under salary. it seeing to be & case M Win., Jarrett, at I . I I L , I : 1, f . ; - ! . . as nd Mr. Elishi Carroll ,gssigt. � - - I . JGZA L L . 4 . Permitted to remove their troops and muni- these . . making 9 " � L I � the helm, a ; ! - , - . of tho who are not engaged being jealous . Z . - I , � , . , -- - � -appointment$ ? If they did, we would have not much to plains - theinselven on. in- AS r ANOTHIGIM XCE - � ' I - , - A tions of war uninalsobad by the America= be - I � . . � I � . - ... . . 74 � 11 of those Who are. ant, will have an outfit meorfid to none in . .1 I L - -- - � ILL I . obliged to our fri if he woulit. oint -connection with their management f this . � . I I 7 . i- I -- - " - i : . I . - � . I I � L I 1. � by General Twelve 'en- s Black Wat � proof Coats; I � pr . . sad 0 - the .00unt,y,-M Foster left last . . � i . � Thin ' ji,position was iaideted P . . r. Jose I . . . In . er I . 1. 11 � 1Z - � - war. , I I b will not, therefore, besome the ' - . I I . I � 7.� -1, Z oub the occasions. Is it not, then, rank - . m - � Levi ].*its week for' Boillevain, - . � . I I � - r, of Chicago, in probaly not so ,�r . . '. ,�. i � I 1. �- I I nitobs, Where he L �, . . I 1� �, I f Shafter,- who, demands an unconditional sur. . hypocricy to a out - . . I ; i �� I % � i f ry now against the Lib. now. Or in the GvVt of. their vanquishing proud of 'his son Joseph, as he *as when Will spend a few. weeks iting friends, And' � regular *2.50 for. -. . .. - I � . 33 .... � I , , . 'L rft6r. To this banerpq Toral Conti as to � a G . atine. Ut .T.* iLo - . 1. . - � V j, t . - .1 f�-I I . . .I- . UR ral overnment for doing What Poor Spain, to Put, on airs, or as the bo�ys tha reouperating.-Mr. Ja . ve has secured I . � I . '. - � ; T I : 1. they op. t young plunger was a - I - I I ' L - � n k: s -- I give & Peremptory rofusal, and so the Mat. L I ritoniallialm the the services of Mr..Alfre Forry,.Of Clinton, , - . � . 11 - . I -1.1 L - - : L� I � � 1, - I I !-- I . proved of in . their Own friends ? Does would say, to got- a swelled head. Whe&tL - . - . $1AGE 15 - z �. �4 � & The fin � I � . � U? I T . a. . . . - � � . � . I � I present writing. There is nieriborious set of a Conservative G Amerlc*us ar's a great and a - powerful peo-. The older Leit r h been obligr to , chased a ndw Front' & ... . V- 1. . I - ter standt at the lesi for thq harvest. -Mr. rL Uve h � I I- . � I -1 � - . � X, I 11 - - .. . L I - �L . I . 11 � �- , -1 r ' I ., I r.- r. 'L - I - . 1. .- I f -.-L'- - I In � . �d binde as L . I , � - � . . .. . L "I -7 - a as ad 6orrow Arthur Townsend, of d6r*ch town N I I , . i, 1, t'qzt O'Aoubt but the Spanigh troops in Santiago overn- I - � ._,- _ . - - a Mont, wits ple. T�oy- have ample resources both in $7,0100AW to pour into the same holiq that ,I 11 Ipt � I . ; . � I - . i - - � in a terrible plight, being Scares of food Mont, Jay who was engaged with .- - � ;� .. L Ar a Practised by a Liberal Govern- '� � � � � � Z � r 1� . � 4 L ' . - I- t _ :.-� im . �', its members open. to the charge of money and men, mo, .. Jobw Cocbmpo� . . . I � r6 Particularly in ,swallowed up his son's fort, neand hill Own L for -the summer, left I 6 I � � � 6 A A i and water, Don't lail . . I I- *- -,-,. I slid, although they are prep& " ek unexpectod.; �, � 7 11 I � �, - red . � n -I- C L * Wing opollamen. and spendbhrift4? The Money. They can buy at once What, they ready-oash, which was no u * * 9 L � � I . I ; -% sell I . I � � *1 1, i , to make a, stubborn resistance and . * b a small sum. - .1y, for home, on account of his. flath* see W - - . � � I . i % :L � I their conduct of the Star and its confireers would need, and they do not need even to stop And in his loss he receives little 8 psthy. heal - , ' . . j! . . .1� - ''. . I . � � bb. Mr. Andrew L ive's barn in !� , ( e L f - . � . , . . I � � - 4 1 �-, tL . . You Leiter want Into his big w , . , 0. _ - . I . I ,A - liyej an dearl XSL possible, they seem Zoat deals essing favorably towan completipli.-m,r. I � I . I � rrr ; � Y n - . � . � i One to believe that in their . . - � . .- . . - � I � - L I" . - to; rel'U" the Sure fate in store for - them, judgment Mae' raynd against a country impov lalots of money- and little experience. Fharles Shumache fini: ad the foundatio . � , , I I I _ - fully naturally lead . L and count the cost. They have become sr- wit1h to se � i I I ., � 1. I . X . eriabod by Now he h r. 11 . L . . � - . --- i. I -- I �.� - � � and that they, have no ch�moe of giving the h in the -case. Again, would ; OX or i L as the experience and other people. of Mr. Robert Lovell, n hem last week. I � � . � . - - � t - I � L � � � I . � YOU Please point out, Mr.'Ntar, any " deaUll corruption in high places 6 t on aild have the i,noney. The frame work ,is now I . progress L ( .1 11 11 - I . L I � 'r � - * � � I ..- . 11 I t . I ..w �r � - . villainy on the part of her rulers ,Inch . I X� � struction.-Mism innis hafer and Master L . . . I ) �� 11 S � �, On by tba tbab'Messm Tarts, Sifton, and Blair have Am we . e above . V L . " , city from -,Mpture and - destruoti ' if con- , A - '� Rev. John E McFadyen, M. A., B. D., . Norman Shafer wheeled out from Houssli, I � - . - � � � I th - , � � I - I enemy' The officers and arm In I Continent are fo I . - L � ,, 14 - T in ch&rgP Of been gett 9 through that would justly on. on th' J, TtuuAte1Y, strangers- ' . I I . 11, .. I I � . � - I I , - I � Santiago WO of Glasgo I I I ." I � : 1'4 n I . �. � . , .1 to ; a� countr ir, has been appointed to the a 'hair ,on a tandem and spent t � I I , 1. . Ulds Ovide tly, be willing to title them to be called sPoilemen and open d. . Yy also, distracted and torn by day with friends, .� 1I . ' , . :-. - - L sL . . .. . � �� . -- . . F � arrouder on any terms, but the Madrid thrifts internal dissensions, and beset ' 'Of Old Testament literature and exegesis in -Mr. T. Jarrett. princi OVCourtwright . I ,... " I � . � - , . - . , � thoribies Will �"Uo ; or can yon � Point out one corrupt in lea speolats, . '' - - I . an . . with ene * I rublio school', whieled -- . - - .. . , from Conrtrig�b - I - . -2 -1 Knox College, and Principal Ca a . - n J I . It permib them to do act that has bee from within as well as L from With van, Chair. . �, L �- " � a Proven aga,inst either of out, a'ad ' � ant week, and will Spa I - . I . - �� L:a so.z they evidently Preferring to h man of his 'vacation in - - - - . . . # . ,.� - . . . - .11 � . I . .� I � � I 9 n; - � � � � ... - I . eve these gentlemen or any other momber of which has been worn oub by these di the'Senati, and Mr. Win. Mortimer vicinity. -Mrs..H - Ba I returned on Bat- . .. � 1, I t I .gi a I I 1� I �- .Lz - �; `_ � I their brave soldiers, out in piae a to the , Ellen' Clark, chairman of the Board of Manage urday last from a wask a - , � I , :2 e .i � I I � Laurier Government, since th siOng, And-itill, in.subdai* isib with friends ' ' � t - - t, 1. . I _, F, ey assumed ng a power such an - __ W., � 11 � . Peaceable hat unconditional surrender. Ad. ofroe? If , �You t have an 1111613to have been appointed to. proceed at in'CliDtOu--Rev. Mr. Acheson preached's, i � � I I .1. � . . . � . i � , - 'I I Y information on this, they have had their hands full. They sermod espe - .. .. . - I 'i� � i 01106 to Glasgow bo confer with Mr. Ma. I Epp. riate' for! young I . I l � Y p�. � f Iniral SlImpson2a fleet has not yet attempted ay be than"kf .eiall I EPP I ,- 14. - t � , - I i I -1 -1 I these points. letrus have it. Come to par. in al that the bumptuougn egg Fadye:' giving him full information regard. Men, on Sabbath. eat.- a are pleased to '- .t. - .. -t If yo L * n, , . � :::: t4, enter Santiago harbor). and that - officer tip 0 �,Z -'&i' . � f ,ulars. see that the RoV.ZL " L I I , 11 � � L - �� I . . .. I . - � -, � I . : and presumption of their leading p ing I he I Mir. Ae soon is number -B B-'. -GU,iNN' ,� V . . . Seem& to content himself with throwing u fail to do that, the public ublio -work, and, if satisfactory, ann .ad , L . .9 . . . �, .�l- � I � an . ounc.. amoni . . I . I 1. . 1- i I � you h 1hem into war with a first. . Ing It is highly prob.^ r Forreat're. � . . . . � . I � � ----- will be justified in concluding that. eve men have not -led t . to him his election, 9 the 0,0101441rm- oope I I . '. It ; � . - � - cently returned fr' � . . I � - - � � 1 1 R occasional volley into the fortifications and om; a lessaut Visit With - , - . . I . � i - � - dation for J�D L C I .1 7 . I I �' no more solid foun , y.bur itetam class and wetful nation such as Great able, therefore, that Mr.' 'McFadyett. will friends in Michigin.,,,-M - Me Allister, Mrs. - - � I L - - - auto . � . - � � - I Ilt r �p L . - does than the fictions of th almost any apartment McCann and M�k- - Murr of Le I V 'Li . . i � � � � . I of - the European � - far he does not a . To- with the opening of college P a4bury, . I 'UNEs' m = = � S - � Z. .1 part of, the town at. long range, but -thus and inuen Briksifi o enter upon the work of the d THE ORN eaforth, , $ i , appear to have done much . n October. The � � I � I Li- � ronto Mail, 1i Powers axe b the'Poor, distracted and im. newli appoin pr were the guests of Mr. obert, McAllister . I -� I I . . I . . . � - - . I ; I - . t-1 . it .1 -� , harm. But, reading between the linesad who Imp already distinguished 'himself as a Ing last week ' Von. - ; . 1, � � I . . � - � I .1 I . I - . � � . T, � . I : ., 1, I -the numero'n - I . I � poverished people whom they attacked. Ar- ted ofessor 'a a young -man last week. -While returni g home one a * � , - : : I 8 reports, it is evident that us- I . . . . Mr. Gellirge Pringle had the I -------� ... � � � , ,,- I � . - scholar ofthe finest type.: He is & licentiate - I i� I - � I . firm 'n. L � -- �, � - F . t - . rayed against any of these dther powers, misfortune to have the wh al of -his ve cupied the Methodist pipilpPit here on Sunday, here the first part . � . gotta iO123 are in Progress between officials TILO� United States and � - of the Froo'Church Moto f the *eek. -Miss ,Tane. 6 i I a Young member of that badly damaged by coming n contact with eve i g L rave ... ,, nd gentleman Rose and ' - � I- . � . [-i7 �� . � I . Spain. � - and acting as they have � done with Spain, galaxy of brilliant schoiars who have. given _ a a n I" The Miss Sproat were in the wil Ak � . , I , � . which Wen being chased by preached here 928a' yea - I affa iv . . Ono of �bhose this week, the guests of Mrs. W. " I I , in high placies looking to peace The'New York Outlookf one of the i the American nation would be swept on t of the Firee� � Church . - of Scotland distinction a, do Mbers L . , -B. J � rv-_ I : I -and a ces- drove of cattle, I .. ; - most 0 � � . - ." I sation of hostilities, and it is thing no doubb, 9 , 9f Ways oidse a ripple of Loan, Milan Roo I gin - . - I ��-� i able " well as one of the most fair afid existence and among all the churches of Christendom. hf-101109 to Mr. lohn Cha, happy events which al 5 ter',-.: I . . . � �- L .. '7- i . 94 Old Glory " buried in' the � I � I ! . . . .. � � � 111. � I which ia really at'the bottom o � .. I � . The latter aegis I . , Meters. Willie wid, _ .1 - . -" .. i � V t6 lack of rational of AmIllrican Publications . ringle, and excitement, occurred , t L . w ted Mr. IP � . 11 L . P, P - . ' I pound -keeper .wag ru � I our . -at the reqidenee of Mr. White shipped a car loadl of hPS4 from, this I... I " i - h says that earth out of sight, ina month. This war, genia, I -- � . . . . .� . ; hostilities on both aid - . There is a battle royal- on just now f , h* . - dely' &ranged . _ James Roe on Thursday of Wt. week when station on Monday. -Miss Nillie Shirr_ay - �- I , � I . . - . . rem is Peaceful altimbere, and . � . . I ? fbrig wil not have been in vajim Jf it tweed Mr. N. Clark Wallace and, M I the cattle his daughter, Mary, was mairied ifo Mr. returned home last week fro * . . --� . .. I - ail. If these negotia, Santiago'has pioved three things. ere be- L � --' - .. I I , tiOus succeed, there ,will not be much Moto - three things it aiImmarm;es as follows : J�j ajor ded, Mr. Pringle at the Sam, time John'Str In London.- � , . - tea4hea our Jighbor humility and leads a . . - � L . .. . a -ong, a prosperous -. farmer of How � . I I � � I I I- I I '�. fighting, and it does seem worse than useless " (1) It has proved that the. Spanish - them to see that they were no i= ages to the , as performed by the vill thi visiting Mr. John,19cott,- � . , � . Sam Hughes, M. P., both prominent I Mr. JA -11011 Millar, of Kippent wax in the . I ill I : I main- & complaint foi dam i0k., .%e ceremony w I � , . I I age is week �- -L - t no big "Or bere of the Oran - ,�rder, as ' &mount of. $3, which we unders Rev. Mr. Fisheri of I -� , �. f � � . for Spain to continife the farce of m ke brave sailors and Soldiers � . 96 Well as - Prom. tend was Lambeth, assiated ' by Mr. George Chapman, of Caledonia, �wwsx. � . - . �, I 1� � I . 9. t , oppositio n "' - ...- In the so powerful an they . I - . � i - . thought they welt. L L � ;L -WLon, Is And it in altogether ineut Conservative mom itoba. is expe I to braitigoof Virden,Man. f Gorrii, in the visiting relatives heire, the first Par of ' the . . 2 � . to, the inevitable. I Spaniard courage born of despe . . as bar$ of the Domin- pinted.-Rev. Mr. 8 the Rev. Mr. Garbutt 't � T- L t. - - tenaciousas courake born of hope. But . . go num .-m-The cantsta, " Queen Rather" an � 1. t�e- f ,I - bar of invited guests. week L probable that this 4�s. ion 'parliament. oted to occup the. : Vnence of a lar I 0 1 - . f � -� In the meantime, it is certain tha:t the this i -Major Hughes' in his the Presbyterian church...o abbsCth next.- . a a many friends of the young given in the th . ,pulpit of l- L a. V 41 - - . . I I '' . . oldist church "on - Tuesday I - I � ' a not the highest form of courage. It son of humility will be rubbed into them paper, the Lindsay War join with th . , , " - , I � k . I I . Aimped on the in- is better to know when a- cause is lost, - and still more before they get thr ugh .11 h �, The interior Of the M4tho lot 941 COUPI ing last, by rof � � I . - der, publishes a church h in, wishing';them a pleasant It ti raw American troops z me � ;4 . . . . . . . . � t- - . * , - -�O t I b loan r "a ... voyage evem P - G- W. Cline of . reg luba learn'the lesson' of defeatt, �thau to die. for the stream of time. N, � . . I 11 � hospitable she of(*,. ,are suffering . se- lost C& .& job they have undertaken. W' t 0. lettei accusing Mr. Wallace scantly improved Lin appearance by down . W"!ughsm, &mmisted by Labout 40 voices " � - v - - :. � � I i � �V L I 11 . , age a * w', 0 1 1 age- The weather at Santiago, it. ey 00n* laying of a ; N . . � . � . !njoyed bi a large and appreciative au& verely from dise POOr,L the Conservative party and to the Orange work of W. Stone r I - . t .� � - nd be buried in the grave with When th of treachery to kalsoming and the W Carpet, the . I ; R quor . 7 � -� �- .# man, He .. 11 � . I : , . . I � -Ii,� . f V is as bad an it can be. - - . . . I rch had securedthe services - - . � The dash which Carvers made for free impoverished Spain 'and li�come order. Editorially Mr. Hughes me, . lance. The Chu I - � I The rains are near] - doin * - ken - . , - . � I Y was the list resort of a bravo general ; rulers over Cuba and the Philippines, their - mention of this letter as follows : ,, It is .. . AensaU. . - I . 1. CoUtinuouaand severe, while the hea.t is in- 'thp refusal of Jose Tor&l to an of Prof. Cline and company, � -- � � . � L L - _ and the pro. � : � � . . A PLEASANT TICKE.-In renewing hersub- ceeds amounted to nearly 61W - - . - . Z..m � riender San- trouble will only be Commencing. They now known that he joined with the Lib,4L - 13ayflibld. I - scription to Tnz ExposlTolt, . .. The con. I I . . . . - � tense and almost unbearable, -and the whole t'090 is- the mistake of Castilian pride, con. eials in the general election to assist in 4 - � . I *ill then have to provide for their . 0. MARRIED IN DAKOT'A' 9 Mrs. John Pol. cart hold in . Coxworth's hall - on Tuesday , . .. � ; nd w�ich fightt on wb�sn Op publicly and .-On June 15tb 'lock, of Enderline, Worth Dakots,wri a of a eveving, under the auspices f the Vaixed . . 110111g is useless feating Conservatives, both Miss Lillian bf- Morgan, da ghter of M I 0 � -;� 1. district seems to be reeking with filth a . � --- - - �- - (2' Santiago haa pr1oved �7that the." Amer! : quests and they Will have to deal with other privately. It. in known that he has refused John Morgan, of this vi a 0, Was r- pleasani social gather bich was eld,st q; t . 0. 8, W&S very'largely attended, -, �,� 1. � Married the residence of Mrs. I �� ,- I � disease. It in reported that yellow fever CaU -Ard- or volunteers, are d �tO laiquitous Mani- at Devil's Lakes'North , VZ Pollock 'f E' the a &CIO c . If 1. . I. .., Whether reguh nations. It will be then that they will fin ; condemn or censure the i , u ; . - 1:14 . -J-1 - - On - I Ou all having every inch -of rooni I � - . . . : I - - I . not any Aoba School Law of.Laurier and Greenway. B., Mercer ' of Ingaon. The i d, a . �i 11" 4rok Out among the American troops, good soldiers. - They have proved &fresh the out in earnest -that they were, Frank E. & 'Ot's to HOn- derlinegand &former resident of'th;illage'.. o a ied, a a to the siel courageWhich not only I 0 as, and niany had but, this report has not yet .been confirmed, Area death but larger or more powerful t6n the '- - He was not given an office under or 'in the ceremo The occasion was the gathiring -tog her of to go Away. The programme was � , , . � � �y was performed in th Presbyterian a very - I � . they were. - that h.. there, by Re M � -- I bub it is certain that Many of th endures privations. They have demon- + Y phought . Laurier Government. He professed- . 6hur the children and grand -Children of Mrs. Pol.. I good -one, and in addition to. . ' � - . a officers strated their staying It has been said by the b c I r. or ,ch. . home talent, I and man Ars- Prostrated by a me power�as well " their - eat others were ' moking the . Grand Orange bride Was one of the most P .. Ular The . look to celebrate ler sixty-eigh,th birthday. . the musical soleetione of the 'Glue family - . . � vere fever of dash. The same qualities Which character_ authority.'that of pridergooth before 'is foll'Al Lodge, while t9ey were really ladies of Do Young : A very pleasant time Was I - a We h& L asking their villa Lake, while spent by all pros. were much enjoyed. -Miss johnston, -of ' �. . - I Sonia kind. and the hospital$ and medical !zed the British grenadiers 110er welling- and friends to remain 0 groom . I . � r ; &Way ware r . ;. I I a I .. : ve no doubt, but the truthfulness in 'order to heal prosperous hard 146 ant and the meeting was' made dodbly on- Wingthatr1l rendered as a -voluntary t the I . I nerohan at Langdon. ' .1 I . � I i . ton, the boys in gray and the have in blue over the unfortunate trouble created by The bride joyable, as it was the firab time they. had -ail . I 1, � a many friends he wi close of - tfis sermon in Qarmal Presbyterian L I I I - ; 9 attendants have More %u their hands', than of this will be fully pxem ified by tbe'ex- him. He, ' ' ill Inite Met, together in her L home. Among the church is � . .: , I �� V14ay. cart attend to. TheL at Gettysburg and in the' Wilderness, have P1 Wrote Jett actually both last year and this with. us in wishing Mr. and a .on L SabbiLth evening last . - I situation has not shown them, -,elves. ' parlance of the Uni�ed States be L i� I . The s !'- I 7 ' L Santiago . fore this era urging his special friends to happiness and prosperity , Youngest brother, Ci V- I I . . again before . . Mercer all 'gues w . I .1 � ; I war an attend the Grand Lodge ; &ad, thus packed down the Stream of life- . Mr. David m h . t - " The solo was well -rendered..- -,� - L : 611 a. under Shafter. '(3) Santiago ,,h" d its results, : ad responsibilities are . is a - I I -� .4) ged at Havana or M' a'nill' :, to mahlro. Pollock's 1 � ............. Z� � I L, . proved - a . - - heir v . oyage rry. Mrs. P61lock's -Many . Humenton was in Clinton l,ast, - / � . I I ; I - I _ I . the ninetee 4 h I . - . nite with her I iting relatives. -The eve . . . . or ended. Yes, thOAmerican soldie it to elect himself -araiii. The article is a WATTINGS,-Min M;ud Ferg son is home Wilidi here about$ will u- - xteenth century is no match f 11�'T I ift lor - - - that the si M S. I ; . '' i ih . ra are &I I rev4lation.11., Be week via . . rgreen 1,- . r . k at , at unintelligent courallre � th Wallace and Hu ban are from Toronto. -Mrs. B western friends in the -ho that she ma decorations, owelien and b t' I The'Ontacicl Leg-hfttu.re ,to. X right if th ge0a chance, �They are brave, fro, , aker a d a - of � ps y be I . . -� � L I . , I ey hild, ?&red to enjo I . . � un Mgt ,gave Our I a] Y Many more Epicious *11 - - 37 ,4 1 et. L is no match for intelligeab courage. The . - uds of the first water, politicafly, and Toronto, is visiting her moths , such an' vil � age quite &.-fine a 9F _L - . - .1 Spanish fleet at Manila, is dest Courageous and loyal to their count - Mrs. J. . � PPesrauco on Thesda - . I 3 , I'Temier Hardy, has given - 1gou - royed without ry, hub both have used. the Orange order as & tool Biggart.-Miss Br Occasions, �t . . ing 0 6 oat I - . and were -much -admired by -visitors.. . A � 7 tlhe-' U6.7 a theloss of a single America the A morioan -politician ierle t of -St. Thomas, is BIECYCLE , , 'Tlle q 6 L - I - : R . surprise 6 it life ; -the so and a section to secure their own political advancement the guest of Mrs. Dr. Keppard. Miss Rets, . RACEs.�-:The bicycle rac�s held crowd was one I . . - of and without which the J � here on Tuesday aftern Of the largest' ever seen Im I ,i a r � - our village. 1, A full report. of the . � � �f, t0L meet for the tr&u�' ario ,Legisla,ture Spanish ]Rest at Santiago. in destroyed with the American people � if they, ari y would have a. Stanbury has returned ho f Con last, on the rack L , � baction. of ibusiness on theloss of only one American life. This is I corre t1Y mained ve . byterian College, at me ro the Press -track, were fairly Well attended, conside''' in -proceed- , I � L f� �L . . I L - t F . ifie Sed of -August. ,The main -reasons given not becanae Spanish sailors are not brave reprosezited by:their _press, are, or have , . rY small Potatoe's indeed. Toronto, here she ,the fact that pearsin Another c0liamn-Xh. and - I . V, . - I . '. - ----.� .Was Awarded a certificate of ho 0- . . wing to the hour of the Mrs. 16hil Welsh, of ter, spent, . . I ' L I r.-Mra. Orange pr 0 being -somewhat later lest Sabbath *ith - Mr. Thomas Welsh �of - . J - fighters, but beasuieL they are not educated been, simply braxarba,- and the pity is that A " I F. A. Edwards was v ocession near Exe - . for thisearly. li�eeiting of the people -'s repre- lighters. z Naval battles require mechanical it is not.thein who have to go � meeting of the 'Reform Association isiting he Sister at' than first i, I . � . � , I . � .:, ., ol, ''I aentative3 .%,re aa. .foll to the of Xincardine this week.-Dazi. pencer or. utended, the time- arranged for -this -village. �Rev. G Lo 0 �� A . -- . 1. . Q -w#: Firsk-That in skill and SP is .� froub West Huron has been called for Mond � . ; . i d If d an -ex. . I - i : � . ., . Ole 6 Ivere � . 7 -an- h NsilOrs hawwpot meeb6u- and beco ' STo rived home from Bay'Xille I the.bieyclera�ee clashed with - that of the cellent sermon in Carmel church an Sklilbath I � . -1 4 e. with the pr6 ical ;kill. me food, for Spanish shells 'and September 12th, at G' I .an week.- proellillion, thus preventinsr V 9 �D,e in ho a Y � I 11 I rol _m would liked to, have witneWse man ' . I a Public School r the Commons. The Signal for the 1olidays.-Mr. . d the ram We wer6pleased to see Mir. Chrigto beL a session ,� -1 ..� I vision$ of the con- The conflict at Mands, and thfkt oderich, to nominate a Miss Rachael Taylor, of D t - who evening, and will also preach On Sundt y.,., , I 4 , f - tItUti6U,L thers MURb L of the at Santiago were between, th ballets' and endure the horrors of IL (ju ban candidate fo I " I I 1 .-, leAst 0 a century. .d,f � . I I - pbor - . , . i - Charles Reth (if from doing me. The track wag in . I I . ace in each ye - Says : - There will 6 a Brantford, a former resident of 113 . excellent Eacrett, Of "ViCtoria-Pairk Fkria Il- �, i - ZgislAture at and the .Inquisition ; between climate, instea, o the poor, innocent fel arlei aid, in I be L , 111 our. i I i. . , condition and " many' noted riders. were irillage a is . 0 first bisne t - o, thiA Iowa who are sweltering and fighting and ." kit the sitmosphere mhlrs. (D .) Atkin. . w'days ago, 7- . . 11 � , . . t -6th. of ar. The which teaches the common people k town on that d hot time in the old the:QtieeWs. . t last session closed on the I . ar a guest at . . Ing th . ,- J , 7 . 6 tin me �week I -his late, _ I �;- . . will - 113V at ow,= to I -1 X very . -- , ; � I hl'i 11111111111111111 . . � I �- .. . . ' ' L I I., � i I , - I - - � - the equare.-Last Sunday morning the Or. abour this week Vieltin X� - ;- i n, ,� Uently, it will be necessaiy. to The above is, no doub coo - troit, -have taken and the races keenly contented, The fo oriona illness. -Mr. ant M'M- JI.- T.. &Briiin , �fl.l , -. � I January, and one which forbids them to think." dying he' likely be son and children, -and Min Carts , ,of De. proment, the events were very interu in l .L- , ,,� . and-, conseq by- that time. , � . . w Z fj "� ,b, an true. But it . I I a . ; roOn"* at Mrs. eke, -on * . I � - , I have another itession bef .3re that date, hub seems to US that . � i Wbt!n Sir Lewis Davij of the i - , lowing Is the priie list . One - mile a - !. . . .�. t � � I no matt -r which wa the Edito I � - -� I � , Dominion _ in Ware in the village L I IT, -- .: .1 a On account of the I Y angemen and ' rAOSP--blelvor, of Goderich ; Fred KyAd, and Mrs. A. 31cphemon, bfrft " Ot L ' - � � . h � . -tllirgantunber 'Of election struggli risl Notes and Coniment - vernment, Young Bribons,in 3hed to- Iffinflall - J A a go ll .1 - �1, I - . a may end, and tb. s.. G� was _ in " , � --! . 1, � is now little 1. Washington, a Trinity church, where Rev Williamej Goderich ; time, rents. -Everl Oftlige lodge, in. L I - . � - petitions; to be tried, and in view of the fact doubt as to what the i . rach' 8 0 ;; ' I - - n I F - U . i � i , . J. . ' I ' ' . . ! -- .�� w I L " . . , ., beg. neither 6L an, of Goderich, ban is L - .1 z, . I . IlOwn as this istrief v . � �: ,� . for "in- Stratford . L I ; vith the er ; I ", -P that the first of theie trial.3 will 'not take country will be eAft, b 012 appointed to the. position of Oint Commission W be compos structivO 180itnon.-Sunday L .; C. Cook, Hen"IL; '--. Taylor, ,,of one, celebrate I d the 12th of JU PoPtion I - g, '&90. he arranged Mitchell,, gave a most interesting One Mile 0114n. -F. Dunbar rt, . - Mr. D. 0. 8b 1, A time erring Of 2.0 Z5. , H - and . -- 1� � *1 : 11 i- � I � 1�'-� L' place, as arranged by the�' claim much landing a j ad of eveni g there . I Alex . : - . 1'. bi Maurice �& 'r L ld I i. -f? . � courts, before the glory froni the war. waiter there, vacated by the do ' was a union meetin : . . me,'2.28. Half mile b I - # ly here.- � - . 9-� . 1, pwort League ! -G. , all, who . 4" . j . I � - deleg.Ltes repreienting eye, - , � f In 'u lar - as - th . Capt. I the English, United formerly of Iffe& I L and 0 eavor societies in tb . tt i : . , I -4, � r end of August, .. Dancey. This PO ' an Go hristian En of the E' it a forth ; D. � Hartleibl, Dashwood - - - has been 'a in . � I '- � � - - . L �. - R j . -rance ap intment has not hung States sad Caiiadi a - g the Clinton high v-,hool' . i , , . I . _ I �- -1 �, -1 it will not be Pozeible to bravery, daring, and andu of th: fire very long and We he ieV'e L Mr. 1Str&Cha; lat Quebec thin Year, verzkments, to meet Methodist church. me, 1 17 1-5. ]T%lf mi,ls amateur -Mop in in- tow n- rehe .. f --- : t-, ,4 hive all the trials closed and any new ele- Next Sunday evening 9 t ��, .1 . � �J I - . I - i �, � - wjng acq,yajultsuces.-Mr. _ 1 � - . . .� i 11 , - tions that may be requi' . c� officers and men are concerned, they are in a very competent man for the position. � t� settle,ohe various both meet in St. Andrew's church -13um- vor, dl�derich ; E. Belcher, Goderich ; , T. L if and Mra.. Palmer . ! � I k, - , T. T. PaiMsi T, � I I ,., I -i � red as a result of the both all righL . In fact ' .- war guests I .1 . !: ! .S. 1. I'l I - . are rather later i � 644 * -Of I -1 � - I k t�' p 1 � h. ; time, Londeaborai arevisiti their friends - 7 ;1 - L i - aCtiOR of the C - I both countries have - , matters of controversy between this country in arri B- ROU186011, Beatort I.2 .6. . 1g, o I n - I I v ng this Half Mils*oPon,-�F. D here. 11 - 'i .1 P he and the neighboring republic season than usual. There in, plan Tob anbar, Btratfor& - C -Mr. Robert Crw � I - . s � 1.4 -: d oldiery. - The Ameri- t of ad. I i� z � , - - I � � � . �?, - 0" Id before the House good cause to feel prou* of their a Speaking of the fighting qualities of the, . ;_ 0 . - wfor socin Of John,craw� i ! - can admi commodation Cook, H-onsall - I I - - i:f nistration placed $50 es and � h ' �- I I � - ol- �` Should niest in January. The only way, It is sit head quarts United States -soldiers, as , vacant hone , n. Jewett, Bayfield ; ford, in at ome,spendi g %, few - .* I - �11 ,4 . � I � . ; - ra-wheraLthe defects and � a esti ,000 in their time,- 1.092-5. Five mile race,"J.- iff. friends. ., ir with . . . I ther4fore, is to have the Legislature called hewn before m%tes to Pay their share of the ex to let, and b 1�� 1. "I � � . . , , - I .1, , I . criminal., mismanagement .. of the COMMF penises U - Jarrott ' � , ' A� I bun OArd at' Private ho S an -Mrr Thomas � . . L , I - gling and ' Santiago, the New York J Williams, 06dorich . 6&cher at 11 ,� � It August, before. th' 1. 0 al O usion. The American hOtOls-William, Brandon, on - Geer ,, , 'i � f Com- . . � L - . . e courta commence -comes in, a,Ud in �' .. I . i j'a. I . , - . � � - people won't a ,a if he ; time, 13 Min. bin rel" ;;;tdod among � .1 � � r . rJenabe bound ,th r ba er, i Craig ;, Frail Xydd, fteiasa� Re Powers, Ailg& Courtwright, is enjoyling his , I - - -- nation me cO says : " The Spanis:r tarr - 11" I - , , � , L�; I � this impact *peithei I L . d atru6k this item out pf the estimates and it it. Thise : utem. 59 second*. I � � Crebb, son and dau ,- , 1 -4J �heir work, and, if desir � . I Ativell and friendi about here._MM �� I , � . abili, a4journ the Can throw atonse at the othert. The�course ceived in regar& to the ch -, sadly de- was feared -that this. action would "block week he butchered a th year Bialcirs.-The Men L ;&hftF -]all of Goderipli - . if : . . ,.. - arao ]But thL - .- I , - 4108sion until such time as the election trials of the Spanish authorities " Whom he challe* , se P Of: the foe the commission. 'ey . I I �� ;r . . . L4 1. I.. -. 4 lt4 I old steer raised by Mr . , 1 � . .- , I ra. Cook Bros., bi .cle I � I � -- � c aVe re- I . � I , , are visiting With fta.'Crabb's son.:Z ' .,- I .1 - Senate h - - John Reid front dealers, had a very attr r . . � � I I 1,� , is inexplicabi , nged." The 'same consideredthe matter a ;�' 1); � 1. be closed,ind the ei - 6 road, that'dreamed 829 pounds. -M, . Me. active display on White, or., of Lthe � . I 11 ;Ji � � � �: - -1 � CTI e�pioua they may no. . paper and have restored , Time% Exe - . I , � t I . lled - - � - � tLJ _' censitate, held eil that thik danger an . ter, -.and fain. . , f -, . - Second The judges of the except upow the hypothesis that they 'have might with usl truth have said #4 the the item so tic Dougall and daughter, of Toronto, a ive T Uss"Y" - which 4ft 'forth very favorable. ily, were here a . t.,L ` cans were n ;�� _ �� .- . o *�Z � �'j L .� . ipated hag d . . ending the 12th and . � - I ; been playing to fool tfie - Ameri . been remo here od Monds, . friends.--, -- ..: "I peoplej o . sadly decal . ved. Vial � 'L - � � It � y. -Min Nellie C Comment. In addition to a very ni . �_ _ 1� � � � - Court of Aipeal havin ' r elie that ved I regard to i as ever. Ing Usears. Mt-rtin, of Toronto . � . � Z � f- ! 9', declined '' n I . -1 'to give a , they are to bambo6zled and . -- I � ; , � -� -1 - � � : 1 I the character of the foe whom � the . -Mr . and brie wheel w � lee_ . . # r . _ , i turned from London on Monday. a rg" gres decoration they had are and McMahon, Of lAnd-dn, are the � . I � I P y had The Toronto Sta, ' Mrs. John Stsobbry, of Toron guests of- I � . - - �,�� decision on th? questions submitted to t'h,em. internal d, . 1, L ') General Shafter L evidently - ir'saY8 . " It is one - thing to, are .Ps and over 'Mrs-'JOhn Bell, of Y. --:-The Xing" Hi . I � 14, ;, t., ; . � ith �`ciobed lam vol�ving a . - � - I �J�� issension"mong their own people to be a . to an 0180trio lighted business si 'gins, of Lai 7 � �, . a. '1119- � - � F. - , . � I .i. 1 �1. � as, to the validity of the viotes of th' 1 ,thought he would have nothing much t proud that Caliadians are able t Dr. R. Sbanbu4l' - gal the who .. I ,'I ,,�!. � , .- 036, who that they do n . o do L to give I - I - i�itig %, � � - 4i :L ,4L Z - obk ' 'I I robber are . - L. . t,; ,f -to � now what they are doing. b�t march his troops stmi account of - being lsu�inonntel by 9 vis - . I I I- . - I - V �, L I . - 1 14 . - -- , I . � i I d as Constables at' theyeoeut election ght Into Santiago. a go -a new and improved 9t'Mrs. W. 0. D&vW.-&v. Mr, godginii 11 I ao I . od themselves who bicycle,4 which gave the front &'brll"nb and of Seafo Y I : "' ' ''L-*" �' , it It would almost seem as if the Spa Ak the worst; he was going to capture it . rover � ct- � � is necessary to hav, nish GOV- . Ali$ ftra dean of t 1 . ; .1 - I I . he diomis o' . 4 . I, - 1 3 �� ,I , , a this question set at,reab ernment is so b ' Khours. Well, in trying to march in in they fe,01111sting appearancei Cook Bros., how. Huron, accompanied by M . -1 ,�.� � " ; I 11. ' . go, but Canadians have UO Cause b0- be. ftme.�, - . - . i-1 : . � � .r everp w0reonly one of the Many I ra- Nodgins were, . "�,.:!;. :z I by legislation b "Y"fighting the intrigues he proud that in every hundred " Americans,11) _busii3e&s in the vili* on ' , L I.- . � I efore ainy new elections are B=EFs.`The Presbyterian Sabbath a 'h . . � . I Z,-1 � - - '. � � against their own ' lost 1,800 of his brave .a. in dead and there a - . I � , �, I I - I 1�. �i� . held,� lest a large Tuesday renewing ac� � �: - I . . ".Ll re fifteen ' picniced Tuesday aftern 001 fime who had.thas added to the appear. quAintanoss.-Min ' - t I existence that the war in wounded, And at the preseni writing he has or eighteen Canadians. . 000 at the Mai land anoe of our Villag . a L nL , X Johnston, of, � � I �. � � , �, , . by novel and attractiv a, a di the 7 1 _ . L , , , portion of the electorate but a second& Ponsideration with them, been a good Man days at the j Canadians : . VD. -Miss Anderson, and he va -has bee I - � . V�:- : I - 7 r I - I � � " . � eL event -. � , L,- I , i- be die Lry I - Winilism, , r a 9 c g but who had not --the mei%ag brother r . 9 .past Weak With her, ' I � !, - would bave sounder grounds for troit, are guests at Miller ago. 9 Johns : , franchised, in th Y ob and has 980, � t- " , I of the trial and thab their qnly ' a 1109 completed it yet. , I � �- � "re i . .1 I ,� . ,- .1 �8 Z �.� judges, ht the ecection courts sustaining the show -of * . if to keep up . I ri I- r. within them . . r. W. Felt � " � � .� . 1, �,� t n order,to ofave off & revoln. ------- I 'do if they bad been able to keep their J. D. Dickson , * I of- an . maelves of lightin n,-34, . - � f war i -- . . PrInCIPR g UP the ramg-. and sister, of n Zu , � � 7 ; - � L, , - I I contention that the votes of the constables . Crothere at home.,, Thi - he I 00 ricit 'had the b soars, , in . - - T 9 were in the A;, - I I � . ; � The Conservative papers, led by the To. 8 !a 'to to a certaii 11 I �� a with el t , , ' , 7 . #� � , � � - . yas I weak i - L I � I tion in their own country. extent. Fe'lls' Cc agmte Institute, Visited .hi*s a- ter, B 426 th week , :�l , are roe A notabli feeltu Cook r. B. Kaiser. -The � -L' �q � . illegal. Third, - Th - - - . In 'go far as ro' But it in a subject for pride that - Mrs. J. -B. Camfbell, part of last lmr . � a re of the decorations A&Us I � �� zl_ .1 . - i-il 1. a Privy Council . their fleet is conce . ate, Mail, have, of late, become greatly Canadians who' -go to the - ask d MeAllia r Were on the Par � - I - - �, a - . r line this, I I � , L � � , raid, it has been playing frightens � United States thi-v week, whole jug to Me Ion - was ths beautifullyArbased 4 how Windows . week visiting their brother. - . -1 � � go -seek ever sinco'hostiliti" com. - in con- * Killop on AY Of Our mirchints, which Speaks -W L . t I go �, � , 01 of the in. hide -and. d of the 11 spoils -system is - have not only the stuff in them', but that evening. -The funeral of Mr. 4 th L fine all. for . ", 1havink decided that the �00ntrl i - . �,, - � � land fisheries is largely un : . - .1 . � I � �, 1. I beat part i 14 r h f of L . . - I � � n,ug, to y their school king, 5011 of Henry Perking, 0 . this vil a .of ro dawned I 1L. I � . tm i I � � � t- I ' he civil service of Canada.- and business trai I CIE -The morning of JUne 29th i %., . , der the. juriledic- menced, and now, the nection with t they have been equipped Door or. their artistic bm�te and An . : Of it I . . � : . I f - tiow-of the Provincial authorities, legi .. wav largely - attended on I goods earried.-Mro, F,, Pierce, L . . - . I I I �11- f F, A� . . Thurway k Ithe Oest of, Mrs. rest, is brightly, and at nine o'clock t 'a belle *oin 1. � I - - - I - . air man ara during which only to hold their own, hub to come to the Mr. and Mrs. Parkin@ and family, - have . James SuthlolUnd-The the tower ipf St. Columb .- . i ; � , - in elation. destroye4.. A sample of th But for the eighteen ye ' enable them not . � : h this connect* Agement their own friends were in Power at Ottawa. , top in almost every sphere in he farm * -his sect"Olr are tt aW4 church ki& . � . - - �!�` t �11 , � 1. Ion is necessary before the is to be found in the orders wh .h � . I . � I - ich required which thery sympathy of a large circle of friends in t * ere in t I I � I 11 I I I I i7t r I 1� L N . . ,gre y wen , town ran . Government CaU administer this additional When what they can the 9 I spoils symben, , engage. 'It would be well if we ic through with � I at loud and clear, j�- ell! 0 - ' *�r - % .", �0 � 7 I � � I ? I - hurch . - . - � I .,7 . -poor Carver& to hide'his fleet in Santiago � could sad 13118reaVeMent.-Mingea their baying, whic . proved a bein Bile Olith- an Interesting -and attrao. .. . � * - . trust that has been cast upon the . L .give Robins -and OY good yield-, and are now on 9 I; � � " t. I . 0 - � by the com. . hey had, � home, but as we on, g men employment at Kaine have gone to Owen Sound. The d in harvest. I . . . �V , . - in. Thetis harbor t beea, " was Practised with impunitig all our brighb youn - L : .1, I are th.� maln, reasons k ujrhb in a trap - t . I t. Ing, and report the, 'a tive assemblage to Wita M&rFiige of � . 1. . . i -1. - - ..� '1 no fears of -the eVil Con eon the - - - . . � ; . which Afr. Hardy bin'ed fl,ai evidently,, I . "a enong 11 not do this, it is a Sub. - ter hat been in bad health for some tim crops ofoaft kinds to, be Mr.,isg _ - ' : � . - - : ject fQi pride and congratulation- that they #sake a Chan d unusually good. We have Certainly, in th ROSS Cirpenter, second tILY01iter ,of .-, I -. . . ,� . - - .- I - -1 � , - t8 Of Sampson and Schley, and the resulting thereft proton . a of alir in the hope. that a is Mi. and J&rs. John Cirpenter. � I � - .L �' I � - . I . " gives for the cajling of I the Legislature a.b equ . a - - .. , L On. al� go a roo a . : , � .- this unusual tinfe, ani W� a to do so won wh th v b . - may recover ter health . $action, iti&t cause for thankfulasag for : I �� 6- think that -every - " . - ' 10 - 11 - - w . i - . � � I VE � ally insane but Peremptory order to be terribly she om 7:ba Ma`iJ ,-Mr. Cht th � r. D&VId . . I �L I - � � , s- I 0 MCCO1111614 Youngest son of M,r. -.- . , I I . .� - N � . preach. May h a fari B and Mrs. L . I .- . ,. . .� I - he Reform Asiocist h polumbig, prov- ' r a- for securing the sanie.-�-Mr. Samuel wh John MCCOnag1l, Of Hibbert, ,. I f " oked because the , re 6;1. ' -�- I I has gone to Ohio.to a abundant crots.and gooA weather thu . e I leave the harbor in the face of sure destruc. committee of t ;0:,,cut'v� The Britis Inci4l olectiong Lmr in the land -Of the free. -Mr. -and its I Z I � 1. . Qth of the . .. I .1 dispassionate heY are ii6n and at A, time when he con -Id be of the a resolution recommending the appoin . 70%tllg POO . P �4-4 L 7 : �, I Is k ; _ . � I It afl- too Place on J§At . V . and wife, of Detroit, are spending .Ple are very Popular amongst &1 . 7 - . fl, i, � " I substantial and suffic ut =n - .- urday last. The L Turner UeOFV Walker Are visiting at Dungannon. their �- * . L 1. � . ' i large circle . I . , ..- ! - .- - I n Y con" � t . . �:-It �� - I . ascertain g just hOWL 'th'- embed in theoeft- . I . f, . 7 � I . . -� . V olf6ims : I I 1� j- the Legia'ature. It Z 7 1 - ; , , - . � 1: - � - � . 11 li, 1-� I I � - - The responsible Minister ought bb ?use of thirty.three members. . ,There . re formerlyL Mu It � . . parties stand in of What their whole course has been. What vice It Here is an Office in the civil -nor. 9 ' Exeter, is open 'Ing & few days With frie f many, which was performed by the Very W, - % - 24�1 � - ;1 t Goderich. It ex. la,st,.Le islature it had a majority of. nine in huniness. -Mr. Jardine. man .. Dean guell", . . . .� Will alqo give the country;, an op' Mr. McBride, wife and family have MO and friends about here. - their relatives much interest Was Manif . .- %� : - v The early session, greatest advantage to the la,Rd form in .holidays with his Parents and -Of friends, and, in - I - � !�- U � . Of a successer to the late'Mr. Nallce to 6, Government got a bad gliaking up. 1n.jheL - � i; 4 � . � - 11 POrtuUitY -of savii 9 Santiago- This is simply a ,sample position in the customs a to Owen Bound, where he intends to .an . dl �-Mrb, BODUOtt, o '- 41, . 9 in 8. h , ger in ads Rev I I , 1 2; 1 - - . . ' I I T� r -J I I - . �. - : . I � . � I �. I ant f( r some me erg , Ba . bronchitis. His many fris I&lm,&tt&ck f place but now of Sesfortli, is via' , I Y' I 17e bmewhai i er Power in the world, with a fleet such select the best man. I . Bell store, is juffering from t h6re-M - Gilehrrigt,. of . this Last week Mth .. : - . Z It . Veni rib 'to be taken, ' - - t it is' the party. W members this 1ime, making I ads would � 9 it, 'h bank villa . a quiet Monotony of Avon. 1 - - : . . I . - InVer . � . . -- fro., -in as they had, 'Would have allowed the Association that names the Offloiad. This is 've no d to hear of ' . gone and daughter here. -Mt. j - I L I L ., I - OL they . I '-'Mrs f P] sue ' I I L - hi ' as 11- � � -� I tmembere-in-all. Itionaidthat Is speedy reeove . throt4 Of E�eter,accomps ng at the home of Mr. Beattie - 11 I - . �, � "; the Cool retreats wher , may be spend- American't a new development imported !Jr?m the I thirty -sigh frost in thi 'a' I 401 3 ,, I , ,j � .1 ransport vessels, loaded to the There was a heavy niedi by his daugh- when Mks 104rried to L I I �, . � . . - Pretty W :rdi Was Pleasantly broken . IV a - I L United States." Well,: now, �either party will havo a working "jority ,a V, UIr -, , ��. .. �: i - ing their holidaim, and be forced to swelter *ater's edge 'With - wha, the nijht of the fo - Icl it 0 torn, Mrs, .-A, H COlfins and Mine Kate X t 4am Mr. Khm.l. I I . I �� - � ,; , I � . : I � , . I t is th th -1 , _- L � . � � . � � L . . I I . �- - . , � era ani munitions go very terrible in all Ora I in the new Tiegislaturs. Among the a com 'ast- In some - as Bonthion-:*era : the village . of Tom& Th10 ceremony was teand , � � � � I 861di �il �- L I It -1 - I - *1 . I A . this, -We Person win I me" ew potatoes, beans, etc., we. , inju 5 in, this.. week � I � I � , mbers elected in opposition to the Glov. - Air. Cathcart, of Cioqi4U#kti.- , jos 00 gin, *.iV McquAilItalmon.-The Min - , � , � I , . - - - . � � rene -- � . I ; . 1.1.1 , I : I . Rev' by Rev. Dr. Ha' . 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