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CLINTON. HURON COUNTY, ONT., WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, .1892,
FATAL LA CRIPPE I
HOW TO SHAKE IT OFF.
It is conceded by poople generally
. that
THE BEST LIQUORS
should be legitimately taken to ward
off that dread disease, La Grippe.
WE HAVE THEM!
'Me very beet qualities at the lowest
possible prices. If YOU are in any
way interested, you will surely snake
a great mistake if you do not call at
The CLINTON LIQUOR STORE
An ounce of prevention ig better than
ra; pound of cure. Do not allow your-
self to g it the Grippe.
J. W. RITER,•
Liquor l‘ferchant, Albert -St., Clint
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Goderiult.
Mr. Oswald Sturdy returned to
town last week.
Mr. Ben, Smith, of Chicago, ie
visiting at the family resideuce
South Street.
Mr. Geo. Meuse, of Chic igo.,who
is visiting town, is the guest of his
must, Mrs. A.. Smith.
Mr. W H. Seibeld,of the Buffalo
Fish Co., was in tetra last Thera.
day.
Mr. N. Fair, of Clinton, spent
Sunday id Goderich. ' •
Mr. D. Pasynoltle, of Clinton,
was in town last Thurstley.
Mrs. and Miss -Radcliffe returned
this week froua a year's visit to the
Motherland and the chief European
cities.
• Mr. Jno. Welters,of Saltford, has
been seriously ill the past few
weeks. •
The watering cart was out on
Saturday for the first time this sen.
son. On Sunday the clerk of the
weather coati!' arid the good work.
Mrs. Turner and farnily arrived
at the Gederich resideties from St.
Leiria last week. •
Mr. J. E. Tom addressed a meet-
ing in the Temperance Hall on
•
Sunday.
Mr. Geo, Stewart loft this woke
for Saginaw. •
Mr. T. C. Sturdy has Jeturraerl
from his trip to the 'Southern
States.
Miss MeIntoeh, of Detroit, was
present, at the marriage ot her cous-
in, Mies McGregor, ou Monday.
Captain McGregor arrived in
town un Saturday to be present at
his daughter's wedding. The gem-
tlemen left ageiu on Monday to
join his Vessel, the Baylichl.
—.
The storm of Thursday aud Fri-
day detained our fishing fleet in
harbor.
" The 'schooner Greyhound sailed
salt for Wiarton.
Miss Potts, teacher, of Dungan -
in towu on Saturday.
Mr. D. Curry, having obtained a
license for the Railway hotel, openi-
edehe sable on Monday.
flacon lodge No. 62, 1. O. O. 001e-
bral8,1 the anniversary of the 'wrier by
attetriong Divine service in Knox church
ou Sunday,
air E.I. Van Every left thia week ter
ths rew:h. Ahem of lake Soperior.
11*. 13, Radeliffa left for Now York on
Tharsolay tie meet his wife and daughter
-on their return home. -
We regret to Lea,- that Mr. Jim. Ell -
kW, tiem, Bly6e1,1 Rad, is sulforing
f rum a severe attack of talletetriation et
tan 1Igt.
Meeere 13on Satins, of llitievale, and
Waiter Stairs, of et 'the fah /pelted the
UM in Metal iu tole' town on Monday,
S'IOJVC Ung the Mes,ra McCaughey whe
retina to their ferm:.
The schoneer Lfireicr Nftreigarrived
in port lett week with 29) to to of ito41
far the N orth American uherei,e,1
• Trio steamer JEW:4 left eh Thursrley
for \V iarton rood. other Georgian Rv
pvrte. froreg hes Wen supplied with
a I10w with:Ala %Odell has leamont: more
pond or than the mesa populer
j Oahe by the nemleor of uoys w:oe are
contieutlly imitatieg it.
Toe three rnasted HatIonner e:rphtr,
Captain .1. W, Green, 'sailed pi Suuday
awning for the 1.1-,orgien By.
Tao schooner Our Captain Bogle,
teat week for the North to load
huribor for the river.
Tlit fag whistle blew for the first time
tete
9e/11408 on Monday afternoon.
MO. Jun. T. Naftel died on Sunday
afternoon, after an illness of a few hours
duration, egad f. The funeral will
take plea this afterneen from the fo.n.•
ily residence, Vineeat street.
Mnia Mary, deeghter of Capt. A. M
MeGreeor, and Mr. Geo. Kidd, of the
U. S. A.,were united in wedlook's bonds
in S. Peter'e ehuroh on Monday. -
There toeing only four membors pres-
ent on Menday evening the usnal
meeting of the Public School Board was
not heid.
At the Annual meeting of the Mechan-
ics' Inat;ture on Monday evening the
f ollowing were elected officere for the
current year : W. H. Mumey, Pres.;
1-ly Smith, let Viae Pres.; Roby Perk,
tad Oes Pee,; A. J. Moore Trees ;
Geo. Stevens, Sal.; Directere, R. C.
Days, Pat Ford, E 1, Sharman, Dr.
Richardson. The let and 2ad Vice Pres-
ident,, the Treasurer and Secretary were
Also tlecto.i directors.
ch
Myth.
n. a.. D. (menu.,
13AIIIIII6T8O, SOLICITOR, enerAity PUBLIC,
CONYSTANOlin, &G.
-----eawate-v TO LEND. --
mace over non's Harness shop, tosser
teraxer, ntsru. 700
/Ioly Communion in Trinity
mesh on Sunday morning next,
StattleT• the viewto be given. Atelrovve. dem ae the grauins On his tredve
Armstrong nail th I Mayor ooneider. eilooree. His speech,as far ae :6 went,
ed the offer an advantageous one fur wars tnuuh as usual. But the entry
the town and the $50 would be well...... L
spent. Plinnmer, Doane, Johnston un tue pare of Hansard CA11 beht
Kennedy, blcraggart opposed; they' te1,1, the, story. The offieial report
would rather expend the money on tells now: after speaking home
The .vemen of the Bayfield Road sidewalks. Ex Mayor Forrester be. twenty words, Mr. litckenzict end•
te
Atixiliary are contotnplatino bey- himself opposed to it. On motion of ly unable to say"— and the reporter
ing asked to give hviews declared ed by mayingi.—"I feel myself utter-
ing some kind of entertaininent. Deputy reeve Kennedy and Council -
e
We hope they tuay eucceed. t tor McMurray further consideration eontinued:—
We are sorry to hear that IVI,r."The hon. gentleman wits Re
%of the proposition was postponed for
Jusaph 11-Isliardsan is sick. ly a Mr. Whitehead a chance to have his
months, probably inoilier to give I overcome as tu he unable to say
, .
more."
hope he may semi be able to be
arotiudligaiu. buildings completed.
This ie almost a poetu in prose.
ut t was not long before the
We ate happy to sae that Mrs. • BEITORIAL NO7'ES. ragedy assumed limiter hue.
Bia
Rathwell Sr., who has beet; residing — ta
o through the winter, hits Tile night of April 27, 1880, in the
in TOrOnl
was gulled into a so called re- Bouse of Commons, may, it) a cer
returned home.
Cuba is kicking over the way it
The Rev, Ttfr. Henderson, of , . toile 601168, be deemed a hietoric oue.
Bayfield, delivered an eloglient ser• cThere had been rumors duriiig the
iprocity treaty with the United.
mon in Bity field Road
oad Preehyterian Stetter. And now comes Brazil day floathig about that iminsthitig
i
was going to happen anti the galleries
church, On missionary work, which with a recnonstranco against the were rule The old Parliamentery
was very much appleciatei. fraud practiced upon it by the great- wiseacres pretereled to know what it
est nation out of doors. was, but could not say. But it,
ultimately turned out that the Prime
There is something radically linieter hiteaseif was token bysur-
wrong ,about the Goverutneut Cott- prise. 'Midnight peered aud the
lowly emptied, and, es 2
trul of railways, Recently the On- House ea.
in. , on the 28th approached, the
tario Express Cu. was , organized sleepy house gladly heard the
with ample capital to carry on }nisi- motion, for adjournment. But it
nese. The Grand Trunk refused, to was not to adjourti without a yery
give them carrying powers over startling announcement to many.
Mr. Mackenzie rose just as the
their lines and organized a cotepauy Speaker was about to put the motion,
of their own to do a shriller busi- and, in subdued tones, but without
ness, but havo now amalgamated a falter in his voice, said :—"1 de
with the old Canadian Express Co. sire to say a word or two with re -
This gives a practical monopoly `0 gliaordusteo. in" )1),,ehsrtseorndaalyredleacteiortunsitt:dtlitots
one Company. It does not seem withdraw from the position of lead -
right that the Graud Truuk Ity. Co, er of the Opposition, and front this
I
or any other public cattier that has time forth I will epeak end tort for
no one but, myself."
Illohneaville. received large legislative conceseious •
- Aroutid. him Rat a silent group.
The S. S. in connection with St. as well as money grants should be Cartwright with 1118 "heart hiding
Johns church was re -opened on Sun- able to dictate as to who should be suite" looked through hitt spectacle
day last fir the summer months.
aflowed
• The S. S. will be held at 10 o'clock to do legitimate business at his deter, and such few of his
every Sunday morning, The church over their lines. If the Grand troinethae alliee as were present
-
service will be held at 11 o'clock Trunk can refuse to carry any other seemed abashed and heartily aeliain-
th
e month when it will be 'held at Express matter except their own el of themselves. But they silently
"foreook hint and fled." Henceforth,
a. m. except on the first Sunday ot
7 o'clock in the evening. The ser- what is to prevent them from refuse as Mr. 1.11aekenzie said, he had no
mon next Sunday will be to the
chiltireu. The offering will be in els' inAo catry auy other freight matter. fronds ; the iron entered into hie
ot the S. S. If they are iuterested in flour or lum- soul. But there was 'a wondrous
ber mine? they could, under this force and a wondrous power .in the
few words which fell immediately -8f,
ruling, refuse to carry the products- ter from the late SirJoliiiMacdoitald,
Children's service on Sunday next which may ' in the light of
of any other Mills, if the Co. hawords
p
in St. ,Tames' chtirclewhen the Pastor pened to be engaged in the same recces events be deemed almost of
'rile offering will ne in aiet of the businees. . Parliament should ' en- prophetic force and warning. He
will deliver a seamou to the ehildren,
S. S. quire into this matter and make it said :.—'Of couree, we, on this side
of the House, have nothing to
compulsory that the G. T. R. or C. •
say to ouch a decision. But all I
TOWN PA it LT. A M ENT. I?. It. orally other public cacan say is that I hope the hon.
rrier
• shall allow any ut' iter Majesty sub, gentleman who takes the place of the
‘let Monday
chair and aesociated with him was lion. member for Latilloon, and his
7night. Mayor in the jocts tu do legitimate business over
ex -Mayor D. A. Forrester. their lines ou the same conditions as party, will display tile "lee ability,
earnestness and zeal for, what lie
Deputy Reeve Dn
i. 13. Itanedy and themselves or any other private citi- '
all the councillors present. i- zee or corporation, thinks and for th
believes to he e
Petition from Dauntless Lacrosse - -- -- - - ------- - good of the comitry as have been
displayed by my hoe. friend who
Club asking for a refund of Town .11. ACKENZIE'S RETIRE,
'MM
during their rocent concert.ham just taken his seat." Anil th
Hall rente
On motion of Kennedy and f
iNirearag• ERSH I
MENT FROal THE alsEA.D. Howie, At 2in the morning, adjourn-
gart the fee of );$5 was remitted. P. ell. anti the curtain virtually fell on
Mr. Mackenzie's public career as an
.aati-veiastetritesenall.- • 110W...fa.r....41.1,e-
uarty which ousted him from lice
f.losition has profited by WI ili timed
decision, ten years of politics, has
no doubt, taugheit."
Mr, Charles Reid his arrived
110108 fr011) Manitoba.
Wo aro pleased to see that Miss
Jane Reid who has boon visiting
friends iu Miehigan has returned..
.011 Monday evening our town
fathers met, in Iudustry Hall fur
their monthly. reutine of business.
The beautiful warm showers the
past few days have put quite a smile
on our lartner's faces.
Mr. John Barrett has purchased
the Plates') p roperty. on M wife St.
from Mr. Joseph ()embus for $350.
Miss Tone McElroy left here on
Monday tor Winghana to work at I
the tailoring business.
Mr. Charles Iiudgeus, beker, left
hare on Saturday for Cleveland.
Ohio, %shore he hap obtained a good
etit.
On Monday M r. Pattetson and
family left here fur Illtievalo where
they intend to reside iu the future.
r. EWE!, 8011 of the Hub was in
town on Friday in the interest of
the piano business.
Mesers. Geo. McElroy and John
Disuitolin are 'erecting a nice wire
fence in front of their resideuces ou
Dingley street.
Divine service will he held at the
%neat hour in Trinity church ou
Wednesday evening. .
Profesaur Meek the elocutionist
is to give au eutertaitiment in In -
(Instil hall oo Friday eveniug the
13th inst., under the auspices of
C. 0. , No. 89.
At the last regular meeting of the
members of the C. 0. F., No. 89, iu
their hall, the folloviing officers
were elected :—C, R., J. S. Mc-
Kinnon: V. C. It., A. Steinhoff; R.
S., J. W. Bell; F. S., IL Slater ;
Treas., M. II. Hammond ; Chap.,
W. Sims; Ss W., Isaac Cowan ; J.
W., John Scott; S. 13., Malcolm Mc-
Lean J. 13., Charles Hamilton.
Delegate to High Court meeting in
June, Bro. J. S. .McKinnon.
Wo regret to hear that butcher
'W. 'Kelly is confined to the house
through en accident toone of his
legs ono day last weak. We hope
however to see him ,t his usual
place of butsiuess ere long.
Lonnieboro
Quarterly servicee were held in
the Methodist church on Sendey.
'Iteve J. Caewoll tints expected to
preach hut owing to illness lie was
unable to get Imre.
11,1r. Pattersomof Clinton,preach-
ed in the Presbyterian church on
Suntiey. Rev. J. fiamilton, the
11e1V 1)+18101, Vill 1)0 inducted next
• Tuvalu, 0 number' of minister from
a distannce will be present and take
part in the ceremony.
Mr. Wtn. Bingham arrived from
Manitoba on Satutdny.
beE tog is oxbows image in tis
vicinity, nearly all the farmers fin-
ished last week. The rains and
warm weather have'greatly improved
the fall wheat which now looks
The follovring officers were elect-
ed at the regular meeting of Court
Pride of the, West, C. 0. 1'., on
Friday evening: C.R., Goo. A.Necv-
toe• J. T. Oliver; Rec. S., J.
C. \.tinins; T. S., Geo. Snell; Trees.
A. Woodman; 8. 'W., Geo. Cocker•
line, Jr.; J. \V., N. Pringle; S. B.
Thos. Riddell; Chap., Jamesenllen
son; Delegate to High Court, R. 1,
. The Messrs Crawford heals just
comploted a now fence in front o
Mr. Campbell's house which Adds
nitwit to the appearance of his place.
Thoy aro now putting up SO rod
for Nlessts la.sharn nuil
The Presbyterinue ere putting iu
a fir mace in the manse.
Regular meeting of S. O. E. or
Fridey evening next, a good atteu
dance is is:roosted. as importen
husi 11105 iv 11 be brought before the
Tiro following are the officers o
the I. 0, G. '1'. Lodge for thi
rmartnr: C. 1'., A. Woodman; V
'1'., Elun Allen; R. S , Maria Riley
A. 13,, Jennie Woodman; F. S., 11
Lawrnaon; T., Lizzie McLaughlin
Nelson Bell; D. M., Mrs, J.
Wood tOPTI; Chap., W. Cunning-
ham; (., Orpha Whitely; S.:Hower(
Riddell; S. .T. T., Mary A. Lee; P
C. T., .Tae. Woodman. Next Tues
day evening another frieudly con
test will start to last 8 weeks, Sis
ters Elva Adams aud Ida Riley wil
act as Captaisn
-The cornm ismion appointed b
the Bishop of Huron to examine int
the circumstances in connection witl
the meritorious dieappearance of Rev
II. N. Martin, the curate of Chris
Church, Chatham, have complete(
their labors, and it is understood th
result is the complete vindication o
the pastor.
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Bel:move.
Miss Kelly, of Myth, is the guest
of Miss C8.11100 this week.
Our popular young tailor, Mr. D.
Geddes, is doing a melting business
this eming.
Nit). Wm. Watson has purchased
a largo number of hogs for the
cheese, factory.
A number of new members have
beep added to the choir of the Pros
byterian church.
Querterly services of the 1381 -
grave circuit were,beld in Sunshine
on Sub:ley.
A meeting of the W. F. M. S.
will he held at the Mause this,Wed-
nesday, after000n..
WHOLE NO. 704
.T=
it veleigetion he beld, and !amide.
'tient meted out to the guilty pary
whatever lois em -lel poeition, t',e
ratford Home should receive emelt
supeort from tier charitable public,
and a deep stain muet tat on Mr.
CH1118100. This is quite as had a
terse as wentioecel in the Packet last
year,ts hen the 6011 of one foiniho-r
of the gnepel in R Canadian oily se-
duced tIon atloped dam/liter of un..
other, end the ioor girl WAR stilt
beck to England, whet e elle could
doubtless, go to elle devil through
the Leerier) elutes, and "no react had
pity on her soul."--Orillia Pocket.
(sindeeigh Township.
Authority was given the Mayor to From the Montreal Gazette.
-0410R-1-ttegysill---01-1"--414.111'esnof+3th'str" --riti"iiutr; we come to the rater
days of Mr. 'Mackenzic'e public life,
days spent in Parliamentary opposis
tion and, to some extent, in silence,
though friend and foe alike would
have been glad to have heard his
familiar voice, and hie terse, sincere
and honest epeeclies in Par fitment
once more. As a constitutional
principle it was only a matter of
course that on the change of Uovern•
merit in 1878 Mr. Mackenzie took
the leadership of the Opposition.
Ile did his duty as such at least,
honestly and without reproisch; in
vulgar parlance "above board!'
But his tactics were not those abunte
wound him, and in the spring of
18) -to it wee freely • whispered about
that cliques were endeavoring to
inoilernaine Mr. Macketizii..11 1ll Liou.
There IS 0. tradition itt Parliailitm-
tary cireles that the honest old men,
was above underhanded deals
was warned by his old friend
Mr. Bolton, that a movement to
his detriment was afloat • Others
tiny that there was/nothing of the
kind, and that whatever watt ilone
was done in "eaucure" Mr. 'thicken.
zie, how wier, did not believe in
government or adurinietration by
"caucus." Ile was a believer in
Parliamentary Government, and
often said that be had no wish to
see the AlTleliCall theory introduc-
ed into this country. "Parliament
is of no use," he once said, "if the
caucus is. A. Parliament within a
Parliament is a contradiction of the
constitution." Next came, with start
ling suddenees, the death of that
eminent man, Mr. L. II. Holton,
'and how deeply Mr. Mackenzie was
moved by the event can perhaps he
only realized by those to whom he
spoke on the Sunday following and
by those who later on saw him in
the House of Commons on the after-
noon of March 15th, 1880; when,
after a feeling speech from Sir
John Macdonald in moving the ad,
journtuent of the House,he rose to
f
second the motion. Not a line of
his rigid face moved. It was as
tor el00 on account of lumber.
Public Park Committee consisting of
D. A. Forrester, Alex McMurchie
and Mayor Doherty recommending
that steps he taken to improve the
Park by planting, trees and putting
in a turnstile.
Also that a name he given to the
Park and that- 5100 be put in the
estimates for the coining year for
Park purpasett, and that the ground
be levelled in the fall ad seeded down
with grass seed.
Councillor Andrews suggested that
seeoling now, in the spring, would be
the heat. Councillor Plummer op-
posed this view contending that fall
was the best time. Mayor Doherty
S tit! that the idea was not to disturb
tho oil now as it would interfere with
the use of the. ground this Summer.
MeMurchie, from the Committee, in-
clined to the view that it was too
lotto now to do the seetling tttis
spring, the ground could he got ready
in the fell and either seederethen or
next spring. The -report was earrie
t (1.
Street Committee reported progress
of work already sanctioned and re.
commended new work : Sidewalk
from -Albert to Maple 2t., ou the
north side or Whitelit ad St. and
on the nr01 side of' Initrio St., from
St. Patol's church gate to the old
lioyal hotel. S. G. Plummer, chair-
man Adopted. Finance Committee
reported in faver of paying salaries
e;257.75 ; street ace.. 271.91 ; proper-
ty acc., ii0.11 ; charity RCC., $2.50 ;
printing acc., $0.75. Receipts from
scales et16. ; Town Hall $7.50 ;
rent of office $10.00. G. 1). 311cTaga
garb chairman. Adopted.
Treasurer Roisson's statement
showed balance on hand 1st ofApril,
$3.450.64. Payments during April
$1,328.16. Balance on hand 1st May
$2,128.48.
A proposition was read from Mr.
Anderson on behalf of the Mail to
write up the town,with illustrations
of Town Hall, Model School, Collegi'
ate School, Rattenbury St., Victoria
Block, Brick Block ,Albert St., Gilroy
and Jacksons Blocks, Whitebead,
Beaver, Coats and Searle Blocks, 17
cuts or views eltegether. These ile
Instrations to be published in the
Toronto Mail, with two pages of de-
scriptive matter, on the town paying
g50 and furnishing photographs of
A GREAT DAY FOR IMPERI-
' ,AL FEDERATION.
April 25th was a great day hi the
House of Ceniutorre at Ottawa for
imperial federation, and front four
o'clock till midnight eeheve been
treated to a, set iris of good healthy,
hopeful Hpeeelies on, the following
rosidution of Air. McNeil :
"Thee if and when the profits..
meet of Great Britain and Deland
adinite Canadian producers to the
mid kete of the United Kingdon up,
on more favorable tidies than it
accords to the products of foreign
couetries, the parliament of Cane
ada will be prepared to accord core.
reeponding 'advantagee by a reduc-
tion it the duties it imposes upon
Bri:isit manufactured goods."
CURRENT TOPICS.
Mr. )leNeil made an earnest
speech., which allowed !lie own con.,
viction that tiovre was some hope of
the 1.ords between the mother
country and the colonies
),Itewo cliter tor.' her,
Tlingeholution was eupsegfed bee
Messrs. Degjar dine (IA shit), Kenny,.
Hazen, laavin and others, and about•
()levier Mr . Foster, on behalf of the)
government, approved of 111h) 1.880,
lotion and spoke of it as "The voice'
of Canada to the mother country."
Mr, Davies followed in oppoid,
Cott to the resolution as being im-
practicable.
The debate W11.8 CO0tilllled until
0118 o'clock, when the amendment
• was lost by a vote of 57 to 98.
The titiin reotinn was then curried
on the 'tame majority and' the house
adjourned at 1:50. Both divisione
were etraight party:
In. And About The. Comity.
k Thomite Oke, of Exeter,
recently disposed of his stilenditi
farm of 100 aeries, being lot 2, colt-
ceseioti 3, Stephoe, to M r, Charles
°elides, from Iowa, for the sum of
$5,700. Mr. Celfass hits succeeded
in securing a good bargain.
distressing came of suielde
took piece on lot 22, thee 5. West
•WKWWIOSI), \Olen! Wire Leads., Sr.,
a respected ftoriner of that townehip,
banged lutioself on Fridorrilor. Dta
verrenorkirtrderiertairierneeliatveatine-ira•re------------
rows and was dragged through the
field for mune thee het finding this
would not accoinsilieli him purpose
he completed his ineadie act by
benging to a email tree in the Cold.
Temporary insanity brought on by
financial trouble vas the cause.
The, reinaine were- interred on St.
IIORSE SALE IN; TORONTO.
Grande horse sale may fairly Augustine cemetery on Suirdey.
be said to ile unequalled in
the history of Toronto. Never
before in that city has there
beeu such an aggregation
of well-bred ail i ni ole oll'sged
for salte and never heye the
prices realized been so good.
Fetch day the big tent was
occupied by a crowd of from
500 to 1,000 people, and though
many of these were 121ereonloolter8,
51111 tIu bidders were numerous and
and the bidding 218 brisk as
could be debited. It is a fact
wordly of notice that while
pf course, there werre many Cana- A. 'vote of thanks was given Mr.
diens among the buy els, yet the Rogers, nil inotiott 11. l'aul
great bulk of them, and, in feet, and 11. (lerry. Rev. Mr, llow1
those Chat tnazle doe heaviest pure who is completing S11S4111 140(1
cheeses and pail the fanciest prices yr -ars' term at Atwoo 1, was the
were American horeetnen, owners of junitir pater on the Brussels circuit
12 years ago and is held in high es-
teem by hie warty oil friends laird
A few years ago WAI Stat1011,' lo.t
Londeshoro.
—The charge against 1V. 1'.
Thistle, late of Atwood, of seam; tog
Maggie Verner, a girl under the age
was age of 16 years, investigated 111
the police court on Monday laat. The
I °Melee in alleged to lortve been cont.
omitted last July. The c180 comes
THE PERMITTED CRIME. under the . Charlton Act. The
Some few months ago a child of plaintiff is a girl of prepossessing
fourteen, adopted daughter of Mr. appearance, who had been living
M. C. Camerson, formerly M. P., with a married sister at Newry.
Goderich, died in acconchtnent. Several witnesses who gave evidence
During the election Mr. Cameron to the "best of their recollection"
issued a card stating that the were examined and the unfortunate
child's betrayer was known bet girre father produced a family re -
neither he nor the Statford Or- cord of births, marriages and deaths
plian's Home authorities, who were in which the plaintiff's birthday was
her luardians next. to Mr. Cameron, shown as August 1, 1875. The
have taken any stelae to bring the cese waS n'ij turned at the request of
wretch to justice. Unless a thorough Mr. Mabee.
—llev. 1). Rogers' aoldle:85 11 fore
the Epworth League,. in the Nletho.
diet church in Brussels, at es on
"Put yourself in hit plane," last,
M outlay evening. The reverend
gentletnan showed the necessity end
advantage of doirog this front the
standpoint of sympathy, charity,
discontent, 123 theologieal or politi-
cal I1i1.0011I,1011S and in tl:e 1.111
{Jilt 118 02 10(11. Tile three Toarteri
of no hour oceupiod was gebuine
tr000t and the w;ttiairtiet uf the
spetker gave Hideo noel point l t!:
well direcovil and e.aisiloloo week.
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large breeding and racing etables
anxious to procure likely animals to
01089 with their own choice strains.
It speaks well, tndeed, for Canadian
horse breeders, when men like
Rockefeller, Watson and Capt.
Martin, of New York; Ilnmlin, of
Buffalo, and Crispin, of Bostou C01110
to the city and buy horses at prices
ranging from $400 to $1,200 apiece.
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