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uron NewsRecord.
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VOL. XVIII
CLINTON, ONT., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST, 26. WHOLE NO. 927
Speech From the 'll'hrone.
tit .lwt luta A'r e'r'r.\\\'.\ l,.\»•r
'rttt'ttst).\v.
.\t :3 o'clock last Thursday tftertionn
his exr)'llency the (;overnor-(.eneraI
proceeded to the chamber of the senate
in the parliament buildings :Ind took
his seat upon the throne. The meru-
Lers of t he serutte having assembled,
his excellency was pleased to conon)tntl
t.he' atttemirmee of the house of
commons and that house bring present.,
his excellency was pleased to open the
ih'st. session of the eighth pitc'li)nlen;
of Canada with the following speech:
Honorable gentlemen or the senate
:tad gentlemen of the house of com-
mons : The necessity of malting pro-
vision for the public service bats com-
pelled 1uo to summon you together at
this sontc•\vhat inconvenient season.
1t!s impossible to, lay before .you at
t Itis session 1I1 fluhlic :L410.4)11111 s fur the
ilatst year, or bidets] any of 1111• report!:
usually submitted to parliament. liament. Cu-
rler these (it•contst.anccs, 11n11 hi view
of the fact that you will be required
to reassemble early in the ensiling
year. it does not appear expedient to
invite your attention to any measures
beyond the passage of the supplies.
The operation of the tariff will I
outdo the subject of careful enyuil•
during the recess 1•:ith n view to f1
preparation of such a measure ns a
\vi'.lmaloot dein¢; injustice to any 'Mere,
materially lighten the burdens of t.h
people.
Immediate stops will lir taken to en-
)'erre (t settlement of the JI(utitobat
school question, and i have e\•1•r'y (•oti-
lidInco that \Won parlinolenl :(gait(
assemble, this important. coot 1r•wersy
will 1111'4 been MI 11111.11 s111isfnctn111y.
(;pollen n of the hnl(se of common,:
1'he estimates for the current vete will
he laid before you forthwith, Honor.
gentlO1011 of the senate rend bon-
otahle gentlemen of the hon„ of con,.
1100)4: I hope that, when you twill ha we
given the necessary attention to Ib
rnnsidet';)!inn of the year's supplies,
111a1v he (11(11 es relieve you (If Ih. dill
of flll't11)1 (tlte)danc•t• art tIli, 1,1.1)11
pte'liaumcnt
Willie!' II )teat.
I,h,Alll\(i w,\'1l1:11E- 't•111111•(10el"t (I1
'r•A7(lo.. Kris( -Urn e1' (•0-)'1)11 \'1•IVE
EX I' I1( t (31 I' N"I•.\ 1, W1/01i.
y-
11
Y.
1,
0
11
winter• wheat h:lv1 11001) rar•1fnlly tesl-
The ,\g1'l0lllt 0001 l'nllegt, (itl)'Iph,
Besides ascertaining the comparative
yields of grain and ,t r11w 111 the )Iltl'•'i•-
ent w:4111') ('5 111 ' \wbe;d•4 1111)e 111'011
closely ex,lrnined each yep' for then'
)11111111 y of gratin, tine. of nett crit 1,
strength of strn\v, frewlo)u from 79)-1,
older to 4l1'terrt)in0 which 5111 1.
will give the no+sf-i4li.fartoly 115.11)1,
'v11en gro'w'n under uniform r•on.1t 11104,
net. the Various Val bale been
1nr)•1'u115. 11 115)0(1 1)1, the Oolle!4'e for a 1 0..1.('.,
11 41 years, (11040 1.%•11i-11 1111) gi 1011 1 b.'
.hest slu,istat•Liin art. selected for clistri•
hution throgg)oul Ont;trii. Thi-+ 4ys-
lrntof('n-opee•atIVO experiment:it'work
enables the f.tenn'•s fo 41.14'r411!n,• for
1Il iuselwe' %Odell of the 10.4ling vat ie.
tie5 twill give the hest re5nlf4 upon
t heir own part 01)1)11' farms. As 11
practical resit): from o11t1lin111 infnt•-
utttion in this, hundreds of fa1)0)•14
1)1'0 nary growing \•1u•ie)ie4 i') their
regular farm pra)•I it 0, wllir11 w.ve (11-
Ifrely n)kno\t•n 10 then( :1 short liar)•
ago, For Il'fanle the Tla\v4on's Or
chaff Variety (If )•hent,'whirh 111)4
t'Peently given sm.)) high ))vera[(„
1,f g1•;)1r1 pet' 11(1')•, hot 11 n) Ihr 0011,gr'
and throughnhl Ontario, w1•:14 4r•are4.1y
knn\i'n except in one 114iglthorhoorl
near Guelph 1101 it it ws. sown in our
experimental grout)14 in 1501, 111111
11fler'w•,tr(1s (listl•ibnt111 for 00.0/ler/IIivo
experinnvltnl work. This i4 naw one
of the most pnp0lar wau•iptils 11f winter
ww•hrnts in this province.
Tn the fall of 15)1,; nine leading w1u'i-
\\-fth!) the past seven y1.u:, 11111
nn(Ire,l and ihfrlw-4hll•0 1nri.tiv, o
ties of winter wheat were dist.ribnted
in this \vaty. They ever). divided Into
two sets with five v tri0lies irl pooh.
The I)rttvson's (;olden Chaff ‘vas used
in hotly sets, to form rt basis by %Odell
the results of 1111 the varieties could he
compared with one :mother. Each
person who wanted to conduct tan
experiment started in his application
which set he desired, and the five
varieties in the set selected \were sent
to ills 11tiQrea, with full instructions
for conducting the experivaent. The
grain was sown 1)l the rate of one and
one -thiol bushels per 1101'0, upon plots
exactly uniform in size and shape.
The yields per 1101, hltwe 110011 l0J)Illnt-
etl ('tutu the 1101 11111 1esults obtained
from the plots.
. inety report, of catrgfutly conduct-
ed experiments 1)1110 100.9 recei 4(l
this season' 1111 to the timer writing.
As th054 clone from t Net} y -seven rat'
the counties in Ontario, the results
should he of real pratc•tiCal x)tlne to the
farmers of the province.
The flllntyit)g table gives the com-
parative results of straw rind grain per
acre of the winter wheat. varieties
tested during the p,ist season on 10
different Ontario farms:
SI1.11.1)• (:;11111
1.(1 ties•
11111'. a.(•rr.
(..n, Ln.(a111.,'
IT Tsar ‘‘,. ,a'-. (r,)llr,1 Chair. .1. 24 '2ti.11
:2) 1,m, ll'iat'r Mfr , 1.1.1 211,1
13) 111;10 111 ta'no.e., .... ,IJ(1) 21.4)
Il, 1,;r1r1v 111.1(9a'\.11a .... . .-1.27 21.11
1,4 ;-..,t(11(•1-' ... . .1.1'7 Y:144
1,a \n.r`ic;' 4 11(1,1170. .1.:1) 21.7
(7) lar)) 1:1.e,.• Iliault ..1.10 2.1.1
enltnlanriaia .1.:11 1!1.:1
1:11 Juna',' Squall, ireful ..1.12 •q,o
\I 0, /,'twirl 0(11110,4 t0 1110 c'nn(•lll4i,.n
tlinl, 1110 'oeiet,fos whirls hate given
good average res)It4 in the exper'i-
mten)s at. the college for It few N.I.rir•s
have also given gond sat isfaot ion
throughout (hilail'io.
111 1hi. f 11io\w))g 1:11110 will 1,0 found
titter. hely of '\•i„,4.1. 'wheat w/n'feli.,4
117}11111 twill he spirt fr.r• 1.y )moll, i..4, .,'-
Dungannon.
SuiroPIN ('e 1.1.. -Ott 'Thursday after-
noon, Aug. 18th, a sad gloom was pita
over the citizen, of our village by the
)u)uouncemeut of the sudden decease
of one of our most. amiable voting
women in the person of Miss Violet,
1latll(iugh, third daughter of the late
l'at ltniu.los'pliallougll, aged 17 years
and 10 tumt110, The deceased was sod-
denly seized with at violent attack of
cramps, to which she succumbed in at
very short. time, although the hest
n114410al aid was used to relieve her,
Icer remains were interred in 1)1111gan-
norl cemetery on the 1511), bring escort-
ed front her late residence thither by a
large -concourse of surrn'ving relatives,
friends and acquaintances. Rev, 111 r.
Armstrong conducted the solemn obse-
clnios 111 rt very impressive manner.
'I'Ite deceased young lady was highly
esteemed by all who knew her ars being
ivat'inaa:, ,gentle to all rind very consis-
tent in 1100 deportment. she will he
sorely missed in the family circle and
by her inimeroms friends. The name
w:.5 nppropriatte with every respect. in
her life; 1 he young 115 well 115 Che Old
are 111115 solemnly relrainded 1)) be pre-
pnred. The bereaved soother, sisters
anti brothers have the deep sym-
pathy of t11)' entire community in the
sacs rind sudden Iereavt•)r.etit. Two
less it) the family.
t'ouuts' Currency.
Annie 131ett, of Sen fel th, has
been engaged on the Orillia public
school staff,
:1 barn helontring to Charles \C( eks,
about a toile and :a (Waller ft nt1
w\n5 struck 011 Snn)hlV \v, .k l y light-
ning and dostroved '1!)11 the (lint ow,
c•ollsisling of About 1111 1)11,1101.1 of
threshed grain.
,Ii'..10 1111 (;teen, \\'h1 twat, 1101100;11 1v
/10(111i1 1111 1)w ,i(t(1ge 114) -sur) it 114'•
('11;1tgc of ) tealing n 111111 0t' hoary
tin) ono lll.:gins, has empty() () an '
1,1(111M .11.4:1111,I IF:21411l5 1.1,1'falls( 1111)('5:
pound sols of (.111'11 w11':efy, to f:oomr', and d)fnti.a)lion of clarv,, ter.
i applying fir Itient \whi (('111 r•1Il•r,IIIV
0 tCS) the three kinds in the set wr)i'•I1 ,\ has4•b;111 nn.'ch at 5.'nf'"'t11 1'-
f tI)i' rholw•, 111111 t'i!) 114)1111 there1ult- t )111ti n tram 11010 1'ol)la1111', J OlhlIly
;1001' 11ntv.,t next ypu'. The seers ,,, l' •1n1) the n0.rr•ied men '41414 i,l'lye,l 011
ho semi ill), In 011, 0011pr in tt•hirh the \I.111tl:(w ;Me/ 110/q1, a hen !l o.atr.nger.•5 '
:1pi)Iir;U inn- at 1 t'rrri) 11 as 1111)g 14, 1Ii :1:21,11'1” .2.11 inn if t.tt'ir•I'•rs •uecee.{.•1l in dr'-
stipply huts: teat ing our 1101.111)- 111 it 1.4440 0f 1.14
• tier N. 1 1).nwshn's (:1!.leil ('hall' 1.1111'1 1"1°
in 11'1!".".14111112.1Y 11111'0'.41.
Earl), Genesis. Giant, I•J)cty hell ('late- 14114 11)111 ".14.11finglt gm"' 111' 51.1')'))
Ill lllllg. 4111')).
5011.
1' I'I der I'((;.It�.IOn1\•i''("4 01111101) ('hair, f.lr,n' 1 .\Ir.r'lil- 1 h1,1Vn11d'.•f.1lt'ltil(tlt':
•i.nl rat iii111'.., I t 4/,111111 Iris son
Ser N0, :1 11,rtwsr,tl'. (;olden ('h:)f1'• 1f.•11)', 11144) 1115
tit'011) t, ('}rano lien, Si111) ian. life. :11-1111,11.‘1 11,'re .•ng,lc.
1 41.!)-111,1)
.1 in
i:1101) Ir'r4nt) 'vi•l.ipl.' nine 0f thee• 11.u•king )h4• \\ Ig.1)) 11011 ,.1 the 11.0.,
1'15 5111('1111 Writ), 11 .'zal,•ri111••1(1 • Ilis), %VI11 11.11'? ..f tl),• rack give yea w an'1 ' 1
.1gt'11'111(1n1)1 (1111.111).110•:11;4.li- 1)1)4)) bin( to tar "r•a0n') 11.' f111I II
in¢ which 1.01 ho111•.!t•1•: 111111'h.'wain, Ili, head .11141 h). 1)4• 11is Heel . Soil i
1(11)1 instructions for ('.l in''.1)711) Ilh'nk y,'.11'• '1 t; . ,1 .I.ilire,l 1'•r11:1
(aura 1111 whirl to r, port, 1.1' II he fnrll an.l 1)!)).'.1 11l' 11'441414,i'. tt•if,•, and 1
i -bed f1''•(' 111 (•140 1i his alllr144, )))til sine.' Hill 411,11. lar• 14;:11e• )1•:41)1 nearly f
1)l) 11004 exhan1(111. The of h.'1, (1i'•) nine o
1'. .1. %\\•t'ry/.. . 1.):.:01.)1 1 ;C,• p)ornr..rl
hxperdn'tltali-f. tilt .)i'-'),i1.•i, tw.!)) 1it, IIt•'etion
1ng. 11, 15:)14. )rn,ng l0 l'lin!'.n, an I 11' 1,•,.l \I. • \Ir- •
(;r(• .1.4.1141 t1. g.. I,•.• tt,ty- '.1 til.• ..4A and (•
Kfa1N1•y. r4.ure--int.. hitt 11.01 •1,)n' 04 11 a. f)•1w 4\
rod. nom hate' 41 nen the h'.,tsl 1.11. ' 1,
d i❑ the 1•;xperinn•nh)I 1)r•p,tr t 011'10111
News; Notes.
It is reported that the Empress Eu-
genie has Made rt twill IIs favor of het*
namesake, the (laughter of Prince
llonry of 13atteuherg, and the Princess
Louise.
Ueor•ge Ell\ve11, a Philadelphia boy,
smoked twenty cigarettes in half an
hour for 111 wager. Ile died: few hours
aft et wards.
Mr'. \V, (1, 13alfout', Provincial Serres
tltr•v for Ontario, died at six o'clock last
\'1'aodnesday evening, at his rooms to
Par•lianu'nt buildings.
The Rev. Mr. St(w1u•t, pastor of the
Methodist, ehurc•h 't1 (Cat.arrtgni, Ont.,
was killed on Tuesday night at the rail-
way crossing in that village.
Mrs. Thompson, wife of Rev. T J•
Thompson, of John street Presbyterian
church, 13elleville, died suddenly in
Kingston, Wednesday. She was mar-
ried hist December.
'Phe Dominion House of Commons
assembled\Vednesday' afternoon, rind
elected Mr. J. 1), Edgar. Speaker. The
formal opening of the 1101)80 took place
'Thursday afternoon.
The egg season is opening eatrlyy,
England this yea 0. Already 2,`254) tai. s
'1'('alrlulhtrl )'gy4 have been received at
Liverpool, against 75 cases at the sameperiod last,•year.
Mattie Ov'rmatn, who figured so
conspicuously in the. San Francisco
Brown scandal, has 1111)110 a confession
in whish 4110 declares that the charges
against the I2ew-, Dr, Brown are all
true.
\Vednes(1ay afternoon a young man
t-.atiled Harry l)inew\askilled litPieton,
Ont., Ov the bursting (dr) small cannot;
with ww liirh he hat!. fired 'a salute to al,
wedding party' that had just left on at
steamer.
\1r. Robert Fairly, 'a ;well-to-do far-
mer of Ernest towvn'Toivn4hi[ c0mti1_x-'
tell 40)011)0 by vetting -111s th(ljait'\vith st
111•/,17', :t
sort white t) (0` cl1eeasetl
11(1')ve(1 a. sunstroke, tvbich affected
his 111:10..
The remains of Mr. '\\'IS. k3a1foitr,
Prot lnt ial Se(')(f,a l'y of Onfat'io,• v
w er•0
int 411ed at .1 u)hersthnt g on Saturday.
l 11rief f111101111 servile wilts held at't th,e.
Parliament buildings, 1'or•onto., 0(0,4.,
twliirh a 1..) tr'ge formeri and proceeded
to the I'Ilin!) station, whttn(e the hotly
was convey -0d by train to Aurherst-
butg.
:\ ('orinrw•,)ti1•1 11111(114 was hemi
\V(dne,da1 in Ottnww'n before the opon
11 -
I1of the (loisl, to 4(11) 1 11)1 ol(pisitinn
1(.0,1,1% Tho atlthn'hrnrl, however,'wrts
4
511 .11 )II than, at Sir (1011)es Tupper's
sit{ge4t ion. I cattily.:ocattily.:uad,jeut sued with-
al? rn01intt 11 ft 111,i$1011.J1111 ('rake, at \\'Iliterhnrrh farmer,s,•har: (11 'with paying his Hired man
;Pi,..•. $.i )n set 0 house on flee, s1) that.. ,11111i1 rec)iwe al
the in4m'nee on the•
ore. re•, Mr.Crake took action
til. ul,l.ly of torr 1111 for dlsrrihntint,', 1) )le.l lonent-elf.
n.':onsl a 1111111 0:11110/1 Slntl h nn a charge
t'stealing- a trunk from hint, and in
oils.•,) neee. of which the arson r}latrge
re:
.1 press 114pahr•h states that, another
ol.sigr)nlont of Be boys is (1n the
•.1y t1 ( 'Amid '1. 'There is room in thio
'41,111 ))antinion for thons(nrl4 of it11 ''
clpai \\ 1)11)1, $.4.31, fop assessmentRall ' 1:)rad '111 hunt '1111' ,1•111)1(g'• hut.1 -light measures taken to pr•)t'(vtt f 11)4 country'
and 13. 11. 1). lt.gislr'r, he 4)1014 fr•(ghl to thi. ,,''r.11•:.•Irs ..f the buggy fr,,nl being made the (lumping ground
1'for Iltr• patnpet•4 111111 1ri11)instl; of
Itnllta4 \t'iley b. rnll.c•t)1r• for NRI \Iv. ,f,en1. 11, (;11l 11f 11111111t. near EItln 1'r,
('aided. 'rho f01liwing mics '41 11' (1,11,4 mice, 11.1. 1 . Il1.h 111.)1 m,. I
fixed by by-Ilhw far Ihi'. year: ('1n1tt , s I i f film 1 new insert hn4 invaded the r0nnfy
_ to slopes- ,1'J f .r.n.•r monster. )1 •
1,111 1 5 nulls; township 1.111): 2 2:1 i ..1) fI
-p4•rt•, 111 \rgaal,le, 111111 ail.• that fn
no!IL:gnner•nl4ch10) 1'41.)', 1 1 11) mins:I '001(1 piny" 11 '1v7•1111 :it fla'•lion ;it
Iho follotwing are the 4evr'ral 411)11)1) , �ho r•nitiug f;,ir•4. 1\'ilea 111'. :4) 1;111 il(I
(4).': 5. 14, Nr(. 1, 1 I r, ioIIl,: No, :3, nt'a4ured it (his 'week he rowel it to tit
I) 111 milk : No. 4, 1 mill:No.5 1 1 5nmilk: I have reached Ila' homer)... pmpoi 1ion. ,11
No. (i, 2:3 111 mill,: No. 7. I mill: No. 0, ! of -ix feet 1101) it k still grol'4 ing at in
1 3 40 )tills: No, 111, I.} (hills: No 13, 1 5 5111.1) 11 role 115 fo 11.•;(1.110,1 ' i -!hl.•• 1)11 ' i-
mills: No. l1, 1 :I In atilt,,: 11, (', Sopa). )1)(''44)1))'' in. as 1111s one ate a number be
)11e School (I ('5 mills. (',rmcil 1)0(4.14 of 1,1111,1, ;di n)"11.111 ing from row. to 1 h
ng,lin alt \tondo' %1pt. 214111 at. one, 4)x feet in ei)cntnference, and they . 1114
o'clock. ,1. 1', ('.thaws, Clerk. \ct•rr• all grit' n Il1nu ell. 4ee11. 1 iti
11110.0 41011. is being rstgrrly 4011
4• by ).l)o fstr•Inrr4. 11. Mlles wt•il•h
110t)) 1111g411.011 14 efTe(tnal in driving
e pr 4I5 frn(n 1 he pnhlf n vinr•4, 1t
outdo its npp4a1111•)' in gar•den4 in
abnston, 11111,14 now being ) r'nn4p11tnterl
f.. g0•rlens sill over the country. It
dianumd 41.114)4(1 insert with )t. hung
1.k. It stakes 1). 1•nsin044 of spra.r ing
4. potato hugs and living on i.heir
1041. 1' (11,04 111)). hr1rnt lIV, vines. it
gre0n in color,