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00ed For i ii.lsbaro, some thirty ,fertile rngiopa. of •Outario—.(tib
tiled .distant, fo><"ihe purpose of to- Mingo admits the fertility of
ptyrling tn Sheriff .0Qx with hie Ontalaic).--.liave a right to speak by
booty, Lewis ailoaeette,d it>r' nothing wty:of rontrnht, and they would not
ingtl.o constablethat it was an, a ezeht}n$Q-their present farel and
riste'ko agent bia'havi.n$ etoiou the hOtiae8 for those in any province, or, ;
prgperfy, and mop his trip ' for that matter, it iffy 10 14„,
01u4ey omitted :IQ 114ntipulF hie 'T'ilerdMd 110 country in the world
that has .the prouwise, anti 'future of
Ottuedli, having each magnificent,
territuriee as the. Cantttliau. North,
west thrown open: to c her so,pao
Winnipeg itself •is a marvel, and
with the loge fertile country•at
brick• -.coal to be laid down .at $k GO
per .ton, and throughout; Mengel*•
anti the terilturlee at a less.Cost
with her water facilities, her fisher,
lee and wines and forests, Chicago.
itself walla the near future have a.
sister Oauadiau city ticival in wealth
and renown, I wt's the guest' at
Louisville of Hon. Augustae E.
Wilson, who, with his princely.hos-
pitnlity, makes Louisville and the
good old state of Kentucky have a
churn fur the fur the remainder of
my life. Feeling, Mr. Editor, that
the extent aud fertility of the fields
-ef Canada have not he •n overdone
by ate at Louisville,
Yours, etc.,
(REV) STUART ACIHESON.
Toronto, May 25.
prisoner.
The Presbyteriau Aasernbly whioh r,
met :fast week :in Detroit has post' lite. tole °MeOr -milked the two
v action i h. allei;eii stolen best's together,' p'ieeed
poned for one- year t Qn n t his rieoner OU Ona uud erode the
revision Qf ;the Confession of b'aith p
The ft 111: ' other himself. I :r the ha
toreor.. wiatton,-"_ecomos - t
and is aIUeudod to read ad follows
"God, before the foundation of the
world was laid, according to His
eternal and immutable purpose, and
the secret counsel and good pleasure
of hiswill, predestined same of
mankind unto life, and -hath par
ticularly and uuchangeably chose
them in Christ unto everlastin
glory, out of His free grace an
love, without any foresight of faith
or good work, or perseverance in
either of then', or any other thing
in the. cre•ttere, as conditions or
causes, moving Him thereunto; and
all to. the praise of his glurious
name,"
Sectiuu 7 ;''as amended and be-
comes section 5i and is as follows :
"Tho test of mauklnd God was
pleased sccordiug to the unsearoh•
able counsel of Itis own will, where-
by he extendeth or withholdeth
mercy as `le pleasoth, 'not to elect
unto everlasting life,' but to ordain
them to dishonor and wrath for
their sin, to the praise of his glori-
ous justice; yet so as hereby. neither
is auy lien tation put upon the offer
of salvation to all, upon condition
of faith iu Christ; nor is restraint
Laid tti,on the offer of salvation to
all, upon eundition of faith in
Christ ; nut is restraint laid upon
the frtaetlunt of any one to hinder
his acct-lurlulce of this offer."
Chapter 4, "Of Creation," receives
some amendments that are merely
'verbal. The same way be said of
the changes in chapter 6, "Of the
Fall of Man ;" chapter 7; "Of God's
• Covenant with Men;" and chapter
8, "Ot' Chiist the Mediator."
A chapter "Of the H
made chapter 9.
hila to take a pair u
his pocket and lock him to a barn
wire fence near by and then throw
the key to the lock ou the handcuffs
in a brush pilo: °
T eav;u t.hun rnhl, ul thn nliieer of
long the road alter the lapse or tin ru 4",
time dis'coverod the uufortuuate
officer's .predicament and liberated
hien by breaking the fence wire.
l,Evory effort made thus far to effect
Ithe capture of this modern Claude
Duval has proved futile. At this
time there�are twenty Texas sheriffs
ton the lookout for Lewis. Officer Mc-
Cluskey is badly beaten and bruised
up. and is very much chargined •to
thiok he mull be so thoroughly
taken in. Ile is regardod ns one of
the bravest and most humane
officers in Texas.
CANADA'S PIZA UCTIVE
A U,A;
To the Ed)ko • of the Empire.
Stet, s read a paper on Saturday,
1611 45 y, at Louisville, Kentucky,
the "Scotch -Irish Congress
merles," on "The Scotch Irish
auada." The papers of Louis-
ville gave a very full and, let me
say, accurate report. My paper,.
appeared to be well received by the
cougrese and the good people of
Louisville. On ray return to To
ronto I iceived a copy of the
Chicago Tribune of the 191h May,
and . that paper has done ole the
ltiuduess to overhaul me in good
style. It publishes a lengthy quota
tion, and then forges out three-
quarters of a column, showing how
far the "optimistic Acheson, of
Toronto," goes beyond the mark in
speaking of the fertile fields of
Canada I will place the matter
in your hands, Apr. Editor, with a
few observations. The fact that we
have, as stated in my paper, an
area of 1,175,000 square mites of
fertile soil, leaving out the other
half of Canada for rock, ice and
snow, cannot be successfully con-.
ttoverted. Prof. Goldwiu Smith in
his recent work ou Canada even
places the fertile lines on the map
higher up than does this "optimistic
Acheson," and no one will accuse
the learued professor of being an
optimist, so far at least as Canada is
concerned. The question then is
one as to the actual fertility of
Manitoba and the North west terri-
tories.
Now, I aur in a better position to
speak than many ou this subject.
I myself being a farmer's sou can
speak of the fertility 3f Ontario --in
w•rich province I have been born
and brought up. My father's farm
in South Grey, Ontario, was one of
the best.. Some years we grew 40
bushels to the acre of wheat, and
othor grain ip like proportion.
As the result he had means to put
three of his sons through college,
and two are ministers of the Presby•
tet•ion church. On a farm adjoin•
ing us lived our cousins, the Fleui-
ings. Four sons of these want to
the territories of the Canadian
Nort-westh, an 1 two of my brothers
Went to Manitoba. My brothers are
delighted with Manitoba. They
enjoy the climate, and speak in
glowing terms of the fertility of the
soil and the prospects of the
country. And I had this past
winter a visit from one of ray
cousins, Mr. Thomas Fleeting, reeve
of' Summeiberry, and he and his
brothers have been living in the
Canodiau North went territories now
for eight years. They have built
their houses, ploughed up the
prairlee, sown and reaped; have
oared sheep, pigs, poultry and
horses. During the greater part of
last winter their horses fed out on
the prairies and were fat. They
ave all large farms. Their sons
Itevertaken-,to-t.henrselvee,_ andfi ttld. other~ student said glaciers move
vivee, And they speak of the coun "dawn' afiopea, along"'6nilyeye; "over
'ry as having a grand future before hills, just as streams do."—Journal
These men, brought up in the of Education (London).
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DAYS FOR a THE SAINTS
AND SAIN'T"S FOR
THE DAYS.
The puritan icouoclasticisin which
tore frotu church walla pictures of
the lovely Madonna, and . gave
images and rosaries and crucifixes
to be burned, which built the deso-
late, hrtre, ugly meeting -houses of
early New 'England, and scowled
with Bradford on the Christmas
gauzes, was simply a declaration
that the multiplication of pictures
and rosaries and images had not
blade Men and wutriltn more truths
NI, upright, liberty -loving, and self-
denying ; had not yet purified and
ennobled human life in England.
Perhaps they were doing the good
work, but imperceptibly to the
eager Puritans. Saints' days and
rossrivsl they said,, will not bring' a
bee a1 npnn earth. There are
r• bi>ably enough (I• Int saints in the
Calendar to Make a saint's day of
every day lit the year. But what
we need, brethren, is not so touch
days for the saints, as stints for the
days.—GEOrtOE WILLIAM CURTIS,
in the E litor'e Easy Chair, in
limper s Magazine for June.
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Mr. Ittalrew Bowes. Alma llnitse
Drandsld, l aril)>ahire; li;rlg:t ,writer i.
B.41! rw tiny, ye•a,rt. 1 In.t bola 'sorely
rn iats4 with tttaoa nf+"l q att ;. sotntt , of
tho otos s,q,hadiy 1 had to b+•at up'Odra
on,mf ltatide and 'knees, I coapt ttpt
walk or do auyr w,rk.. iltslT tied, tk'
great many ria;uddies without Cbtaini.eg,
any lasting'beead's: if empk.yed medioi4
men, -but bitty did net seeru to de me any
$)pit. My feet we>'satttpies 4wolleD tc'
twioa their it%.turnl tis and I dotterel
the greetest•rigcity. I bud uhunt given
• upat,ll hopes. of over beteg well agaia
0184 rely attention wag dfre9t14 to ynile
lnf ill ble r•.►nedy, S. Jao'hy ()tl,, vyliie i I
• applied with mr.et nihr.vrllan+ effects. 7
was Ina very:,hort; time free from pain,
and I be,ve, in a 1 ttge tne,isiar.,, sebaiintd
the ase of my feet,s.ud hen i y,''
POLITICIANS' FAVORITE
DRINKS.
There is much merit in a cup -6f
cold water—especially in the House
of Commons. !The theory is that no
refreshment in any shape or form
may be consumed within the sacred
chamber. But by common consent
the simple glass of simple water
may be borne by a sympathising
friend from without to a parched
politician within. It has to be
done delicatelyand without ostenta-
tion. If born aloft, in defiant,
fashion,and the standing ordere are
outraged, the incautious cup -
bearer may find himself within the
stern reproof of the Chair.
It is not always, or only, simple
water that is thus iustalled. Front
bench -men have their fashions of
imbibition, and some of then
affect strange ;drinks. The Grand
Old Man, for example, always
bears with him—or by the hand of
a dutiful son, or by that of a faith-
ful junior whip—the historic
poo atm pot (which is exactly
what it looks like) in which re•
poses that mystic compound of egg -
flip, seasoned with sherry, with
which his vocal organs are lubricat,
ed the while his physical system is
sustained.
Mr. Chaplin has a weakness for a
straw-coloured liquid, . which he
would not be ashamed to own as
champagne. Lord Randolph Chur
chill, it is loudly whispered, has a
weakness for brandy and water, no
common brandy of the baser sort,
but fineold Cognac, which meaner
men rake sparingly as a liqueur ;
and the Civil Lord of the Admiralty
—for in this official designation' old
friends have almost lost the
Ashmead-Bartlett of ten years ago—
takes nothing stronger than cold tea,
well tempered with milk,and flavour-
ed with thesinrplesugar of commerce.
A villainotts•Ipoking compound to
the eye, but gifted with inestimable
powers of suatentation to throat and
nerves alike, if tho'teatimony of its
patron may bo trusted.—Weekly
Scotsman.
..--Mrs. Hollinger was stuck
yard engine on the 0, P. R. at
Orangeville on truly 7th Lust and a
doctor found it•neoeesary to ampu-
tate four toes. At the assizes on
Thursday of last week she recovered
a verdict of $$00 agaiust-the corn*
pang.
AS AN AID, to internal remedies for
skin diseases, Dr. Low's Sulphur Soap
proves very valuable,
- On the farm of Mr. Deakin Farmer,
„McGillivray, there is a outiousfreak of
nature. Some weeks ago a snare 1 ret its
colt, and not to be disseppniuted,sbe took
to raising a calf. The calf follows its fos-
ter mother with the sante fnstincttveness
bait would the onw',aod the rareisequal-
ly maternal.
\V INTER SPORTS.
Toe grey winter season exposes tnany
to attacks of colds, cough•, hoarseness,
t:ythtotes of the chest, asthma, bron-
chitis, etc., wh'oh requires a reliable
remedy line tiagyard s 1'. crura) Balsam
for their relief sod corn. Known as
reliable for ui•er thirty ye era. The beet
cough cure.
-The \ ane ,over, B. C., News' tells
of the very sudden deal h of Edward D
McGregor, psi't.,r, who dropped down
white oa the C. P. R. 'wharf on the 15th
endaxpired within a f.tr minutest. Mr
NPSONIE
Chou Away flaking
dee the n;ame:some brga
N 7►I
ORGAN E•
13ost 0110.
010W on fi; xhih.ition.
CLINTON,
—School Mistakes :—' Fallacinus"
means likely to fall," as "He rode a
fallacious horse." A girl in the
course of an essay on the use of
pictures in schools, said, "Sight is
a gift of nature, for without sight
pictures would be of very little
use." In the certi4ftate examina-
tion, a second.year student wrote,
"Constantinoyle was formerly not
belonging to England, and was a
dull place, as the Turks "generally
are ; but since it has belonging to
us, it has brightened up and is now
the key to the Black Sea," An •
Vet powe
natural fuuotions. No other reneedy
gives such satisfaction, because results
from use are nut the Berne. Sold
by all druggists, or sent to any address
on receipt of 50 cents by Clark Chemical
Co;, Toronto, New York.
!h
Perry Davis'
PAIN -KILLER
D;REQ,T4Y TO THE $POTS
VIATITAPOM i ITS AGTIQ 'L -
or, CRAMPS, CHIJ,LS, COLIC
pIARRIt4, DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA I'IARBLZ$,,
dad ta11 BOWEL COMPLAI7,iiTS,
NO REMEDY EQUALS
THE PAIN -KILLER.
In Canadian Cholera and Bowel
omplalnts its effect is ma;^,Icet.i.
t glares In a vbry bort tirne.
THE BEST FAMILY REMEDY FOR
3URNS, BRUISES, SPRAINS,
RHEUMATISM,
tEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE.
QLD EVERYWHERE on' 26o. A BOTTLE.
PlIr Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations..
THE HOUSE?
G BALSAM.
EMEDY FOR
P, CONSUMPTION, $C.
SUE LOST 11ER LOVER
hersuae her hr.•,oth was ,ff•'give fr ow a
slight 101Wh of Cat,ar. 1. H" w ,o,•d and
married Eno her girl who wh,,e0 hrelth was
(tweet fr•un the ase of Clarks C•+t.r,h
Cure. If your lover or etatian to hi., is
worth 50 cents to preserve, then 1•
your druggist et once. Take u..,t•
,-lse, for nothing else will euro ar.0 ro
easily and quirk, If youcannot pet
Clark's Catarrh Core from your dr utlgir.,
thea :-eua ,1n art to Cl kik Chemical Co ,
Turon ,,, N.w Y•nk.
—John Harvey, aged forty, for-
merly of Brucefleld, Ont., committ-
ed suicide at the Tremont house, St.
Paul, on Saturday, by shooting him-
self through the head with a shot,
gun. He left a note addressed to
Iiia father, Joseph Harvey, Bruce -
field, Ont., Canada, in which he stat-
ed that his wife, whom he married
at Moose Jaw, N. W. T., last July,
had ruined him. The woman denies
the charge, and says her husband
an was inebriate.
HEALTH IN HERBS.
H >alth-gtv%ng herbs, barks, roots, and
berries are carefully combined in B,tr-
dook Blood Bitters, whioh regulate the
secretions, purify the blood and renovate
and strengthen the entire system. Pride
$1 a bottle, six for $6, Leas than 1 cent
a doge.
—All the trains on the Milwaukee
Roo .s, May 23rd were delayed by
Inilliuus of caterpillars which had
crawler] upon the rails to sun them-
selves. Saud boxes were soon ex-
hausted and two engines were
hardly, eufficieut to move the traiu.
The morning freight was au horn'
and Len minutes In going two miles.
The caterpillars were gionnil into
masses of gre,lso over which the
wheels slipped. 'Che caterpillars
have been a post in that locality for
two weeks. ()Ii ISdil LA'I'I4)1\.
THE N1.ws-R.ECORn has a larger
ADVICE TO AIOTRERS. Are you disturbed_ et circulation than any other paper in
right and broken of your lent by a sick chr -ot
suffering end c>yi"gwit hpain ofnutting Tu. ? tit id Sea ICM, and as an advertisirty
If so send *at owe nn.l icer a b,�ttly of "Mr,. 0tedlrml. has few equals in Ontario.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" 1. r Cbil4ren Tetrh
tog, Its vain„ is iu ulcnLable. It will relit vo Oar ho018 are oven to those who
the poor little sufferer immediately. I>, pond up. •u
it, mothers; there is no misiake about it. It mean business.
aures Dysent, ry and Olarrhtea, regulates the
stomach and b.,wrls, euros wind Colic, s,.ftrus
the gums, redu••es 1:,11 ,, nnti ,,, end gives tone
and energy to the whole system. ",11 rs \Vinslow's
Soothing Syrup" for ehil.r; o,. tool hi ug is pleasant
to the taste and ie the prescription f ane of the
oldest and bast fonitlo 1r11ysl01ana and n005e1 in
the United States, and is her soh, by all dru;0401
throughout the wurli. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Bo enre and ark f•n• ' Mrs, hW'INSLOW'S SO./'(m\6
Sync,'," and tike no nth( r kind, -- e.i'ly
—A sad accident ooeurred on
May 12th at Gladstone, Man., to
one of Mr. Sebastian's daughters,
aged about nineteen. She had been
around where ' Mr. Sebastian had
been burning brush on the llth
inat., when the flames from a burn-
ing log caught ger dress. Seeing
site was unable to put it out she
ran for the house, but before getting
there was burned so badly that the
doctor has no hopes of her recovery.
HA(i. YEL.
This stands for Hagyard'a Yellow 011,
the heat and promptest cure for all pain
ftwm'4h tr•*a'rrrtplrtstr aptvsi»:••. toethewrauk:tng;,
torture of rheumatism, A neverfailing
remedy for croup, sore throat, and paint
to the chest.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.
CORRESPONDENCE.
fL a will at all tinges be pleased to
receive 1(1108 of news from 071r sub-
scribers. We u:iiiet a good corres-
pondent in every locality, ?tut already
represented, to send us ItELIAIILF news.
E1ERSt...
Patrons rvho do not receive their
paper r'eyular•1l/ from the carrier or
thr'Juyh t/teir local post offices will
confer a favor by reporting at this
office at once. Subscriptions made
eontnlefCe at any time.
ADVERTiSERS,
Advertisers will please, bear in blind
that all "changes" of advertisements,
to ensure insertion, should be hander.:
in not later than MONDAY NOON of
each week.
—Mrs. Thompson, near Brach-
vil e, will be 104 yours old next
August. She is still very agile.,
going up and clown stairs, and able
to read and knit without spec-
tacles.
l•ec-
tacles.
T&IE KEY STONE.
R •gala+• action of the howels is t',r• key -
etone of health. The use of B B It, in -
r urea it and .urep conatipata,o, dysp -psis;
etc.
Mise F. ‘t'illiam•., 145 1i1','>r Street,
Toronto, writes : "Have ae..rl your
Burdock Blom! Bitters f„r c.,astipatinn
and path iu the head with great +nooses',
1 Mtprt•vad term, the 5eu••ud
—The D.tkratans who have settled
in Manitoba have iesoad a card say-
ing that they find Matters even
hatter than the Canadian agents re-
presented, and expressing their
complete satisfaction with their new
home et York-iun.
'.1 ANY MEN, MANY MINDS," hut
all Inca and all minds agree as to the
merits of Burdock l'ille, email and sugar -
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ERRORS OF YOUNG AND OLD
Organic
Failing
MLack Of
emory,
PhyoaWeakness,
purred by
Hazotton's Vitalizer. Also Nervous Debility,
Dimness of Sight Lose of Ambition, Unfitness
to Marry, Stunted Development. Lose of Power
Pains In the Baok, Night Emissions, Drain In
Urine, Seminal Losses, Sleeplessness, Aversion
to Sorge , Unfit for Study Eftoesslvo Indul.
"2d aorl d`,y eto. 1y Everyriots aelhiig e d yy
for treatise, 3. E. HAZEUTON, graduated
Phermaolet. 808 Veep St., Toronto, Ott:_
JOBS PRINTING.
The Job Lei ailment of this jour-
nal is one of the best equipped in
Western Ontario, and a superior
class of warp': is yuarunteed at very
l0m prices.
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u,1• =Y k- TISEA1ENTS inserted in Tato
- Mows RecooD at low rates. The law
makes R compulsory to advertise stray stock
If you want any kind of advertising you will not
do better than call on Tewe•Reocord.
IMPLEMENTS.
The subscriber baving se.vrred his connection
with the Mas-oy (company, desires to intimate
that, lin has been appoiutnd agent for the well-
known arm of
FROST 8, WOOD,
implement makers, of S:uUh's Palls, and will be
pleased to all ell orders in his line as boretofore.
Will RIPo keep nn hand WI,iussoN Prows,
COLTER & SCOTT Duress, D190 HuuiowS, and
articles of like nature,
WM. STANLEY,
04,-6m
Idoln>osville.and Canton
A NICE HOME
AT A BARGAIN,—Eightacres of land with s
select orchard of choice apple trees ;
comfortable house and stables ; nd.loining;oode-
rich township. Apply to B. L. DOYLE, Oode-
'eh. 6204t
THE' CELEBRATED
Idem Washer
hand Wr1iter.
THE REST IN THE MARKET
Machines Allowed on Trial
am also agent for all
All Agricultural Implements
Wareroom opposite Fair's Mill.
J. C. WEIR, CLINTON
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