The Huron Signal, 1885-9-25, Page 2THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1885.
TRX tBLACILLOYIS"
Graphic Dsaoription of >1ya N
tins of Alestr%hia
situ r.0ieesa of rust meswan --•
nem. warms* epewaaeat efweses
cess.
RIM& !)lillYie-4101•r >drratb !Saye
elapsed same my last letter appeared in
your columns, but bs►vixg Wane leisure,
sad knowing that these spilt* to a ger
taimement are al►preeiated-•one havdag
bees as yet oossig.ed to the wade basket
- I hare deeded to give yen smother
pries on Australia sad Asstwliaa mat
Ekon. There are assay inter sting sub-
ject. pertaining to the Southern Hemi-
sphere which my two years' ressa.noe is
the colonies gives me familiarity with,
and ample scope to waste un. The Meme
chosen ler thio letter Mons that no doubt
will interest your many readmit. The
"blackfeUow," ea be is styled by the
colusists, I will deal with, as 1 hawses=
them peraoually, and for many of the
facia 1 aria indebted to an 0111 °monist,
who d•sunbei thorn to ere as he sin
noosed them.
Tilt AC*TRALIAR •WatclNt
•s of the Papuan race, but in many re-
spects the lowest type of roe. They
reenter probably 40,000, bet owing to
heir nomadic laude of life it is imposer
We to arrive at anything like an accurate
estimate. They are black, but not uf :he
aggro type, for their hair is long and dor
paved to Ds curly -nut woolly --and they
pride themselves in the growth of • pro-
fuse
rolure beard and moustache. They ars
sheet the average European height, bet
dight in build. The women or One,
(and by the same token I never ooatd
tied out why they were called gins unless
in aeknowledttetnent of their superior
capabilities for consuming the juice of
this jesiper), are not w good looking as
ohs leass, owing, no douht, fes Itis fret
(-hat tWene subjected to easy cruel
treatment, and arsestly exposed to every
hardship and drndeery by their lords
and masters. While in Queensland, I
saw a great number of blacks, ,they are
much more numerous there than in any
other colony;, and • truly depl,rblepie-
turs of huwaiit, titey presented. They
µeserally travel about the haunts of i
civiliartron in twee and threes ; the gins
invariably with a short black clay pips
in their mouth, a possum skin fastened
on the back in which she carries ter
infant, and • cast-off dream or petticoat c
completes her slake -up. None of them
are passably gond-looking, and
suit ULD Ilse
1 particularly remember seeing was ab-
solutely hideous. One of our fellow ,
lodgers offered to weer with me that
wiles this gin came beneath the verandah g
to beg for a penny, he would shut his
eyes, torr around three tunes, and throw h
the penny, she would be certain to catch
it in her mouth. s ettenaive esu that
arty. Suiting the action to the word h
he threw the penny. W. lost our bet.
it is necessary to add, however, in
justice to the seas of the mouth, the sc-
ceracy of the thrower l thio !Intl in jeeti-
E'catiun of our lest het, that she was an
expert at witching pennies arid made her the thrower. But, notwithstanding t
living by it. The hair is carefully ne- fact that Perseverance built the Py
elected, and rn no instance have i mien midi, reared the seven hlll.d city, a
an aborigine dress the head in the opessd the watery blgbws! to our gree
elaborate fuhion tl,e Mannan nr Figi band, I must acknowledge its inability
news or steals the unproved and cord and
!easement& artists ►u the dove d •
**iliac d basey' woe► es sn.I�at fr-
dueemeet to same "King or
'Ills' ' or yr etbeol' the
!�►es� w w _
form and iitki$wM
•load 4m
Selthei 90,10k le
them.MM. flpatestaelesseetoM
Mehl toy het jam sad bosh gibe
ben, ee a ode= Ski playfd re -
geese !hei * return *e Otte bud. The
primeval part of their subsistence is
wallaby, Therese
and native t
catching birds sad GA, and should
• amain
be thrown usl their shores no greater
delicacy era the satin paetabe al. The
Boder rubs himself all ever with the oil,
he then anoints his wires, and thus pre-
pared cuts kis way into the eatable part
Others swop Dome and by night they
dance sad sing, and by day they eat and
sleep ; thus fur days the revelry cen-
times, and they remain by the putrid
carcass, rubbed from head to foot with
blubber, out of temper with indigestion,
quarrelling and fighting among them-
selves, aodalti.gether • disgusting spec-
tacle. Another particularly relished
morsel of food is obtained from decayed
timber. it comets of the worms and
insects which they diligently and speed
ily gather in handfuls, and singe on hot
ashes, and thus prepared the blackisll.ow
bas a dish on which he thrives and
fattens Besides all this they have a
great variety of vegetable food ; roots,
tubers, leaves ad fruit go • long way
towards the completion of the bill of
fare. They have no cooking utensils ;
all they require is • fire to roast their
food. They convey water for drink in a
wooden vessel, but as they de not wash
them.elees, • second vessel is not re -
quasi= They carry .11 their possessions
about with them. The man's equipment
comsat* of • small kind of hatchet, fash-
ioned from steno mid fastened securely
to a wooden handle by thong, of akin ; •
throwing stick ; several spears which
they throw with their toes nearly as
expertly as with the hand :
AND • 5Ooll$KANG,
• weepiik peculiar to the Australian
aborigines This strange contrivance I
will try to dearth°. It is about 20 inches
in length from point to point, 24 inches
n width, and j an inch thick. It is a
tlat curved bade snd_1roat the peculiar-
ity of its shape and the still with which
it w thrown it realms to the feet of the
thrower. When in Queensland I par -
based one of these weapons from an old
natio a "king" --every petty chief is
style! "king" by the colonists -eh.. was
clnspi.tuous by a large brass plate shaped
like • half-moon suspended from his
eck with his name engr ved on it.
These marks of distinction I learn are
lean to them by their adopted mother,'
Queen Victoria, when the adopted their
tinting grounds. The wily savage as-
sured me that this murderous weapon,
which he had just finished making/ that
_ might supply himself with snot!
ter
bottle of rum), had killed "many lots
whit.eman.'' When thrown by "his ex-
cellency" it described various zig-lig
movements throog't they air and made a
circuit, returning to within • few feet of
he -- r
Pyr
No LADY 0114. DELH:Hm IY FLowER*,
ad and likes to see them do well and bloom
abundantly, should be without Hafting
t ton's Food for Flowers, Ordinary Nich-
e" ages 30c.--autbicient kr 20 planta for one
taste. They poise their bo ss *hila
pipatiy in sags sad areas, thee Me..
• Vyw appearaaoa when
gui h their Seoeenests is the
A. the dramas wait Meter, so
Mel d�sr, until they tesei *me-
adow *sags star. of ..mill asaat b peat
Mgt 1unrw berm ewo;tpI radars
• ..vaso sad Ilia sada* look
1ik: =t�dems
or
fMw, span eras or kaaga.eio hank is
Imileta% In their dame the
shove t wouderf.l power of s1`tiery,beit
their sates is void of all pinery, and
their oasis sssresly law than iaferaaL
it e. very sedum • oterrohboree M lasid
in New Beeth Wales, now au .•sassed
and few are the natives.
The stranger um landing in Sydney or
visiting any of the inland towns is most
certain to be stepped ua the street and
asked for a 'penny' by sumo Of thew
p or dirty miserable relics of a must
degenerate race.
TRIM rLaa;alr1Ya PAi•t'LTIM
are acute enough to knits you are a
stranger t the town. One Dame running
from the opposite side of the street in
Brisbane on my first visit there, singling
Ins oat from the crowd to beg for a
pansy. They believe in the existeuoe
of a Good Spirit and an evil spirit, but
only the men have any future slate. A
ease of "heads I wia,tati you lose' with
the women, they are entirely "out uf
it." Their basins= is simply to get
food. cook and prepare shelter fur their
more fortunate husbands to this mundane
sphere ; that done their presence and
assistance w ao further required. Not-
withatanding the many efforts that have
been made by the government for their
civilization, they will not take to any
trade or occupation that requires labor
or attention, and save a few eaoepticn.,
they are never regularly employed by
the colonists. Sometimes they are en-
gaged as boundary -rider or bullock
drivers, at which awing to their ability
to tide the roughest bone they do very
well. They have often been of .hemi
service to the government u trackers.
Should $ mystenous murder oocor any
place in the country, a black tracker i.
sent for, who in all probability will
detect some trace of the perpetrator
which would escape the inexperienced
eye. They are
1'sOS$CTKD BY THE GOVERNMENT.
ss the same manner as are the Canadian
,Indus. -.o much allowance made them
yearly -and they are pnvileged for like
the Australian member of perltament,-
the blackf.11ow is allowed to travel by
train or steambnat free ; but notwith-
*ending the various mesaules taken fur
thew prut cut oo and preeervation they
ars rapidly dying uff. The habits and
swages brought among them by the Euro-
peans were so different to their wild, na-
Wal and simple manuer of Ids, coupled at
with the outrages by the early ocnricta,
the introduction of vices unknown to
them but belonging to civilization Ifs, e
and the spread of diastase hitherto un-
known, were apses satficiest to speedily
d.erease this numerous Saes, leaving to-
day bat • remnant et the entold tholes-
anis
hosr
anis that swarmed the costineat on the
landing of Captain Cook.
!flZ RCO?�l IC? WORMS
which the (ollowieg report was adopted :
• loor..•,.soits. apponited w examine
into the workings of the Boos Jct beg
to report ea fellows
1 That exdwithstanding the greet
.M.�rtyo to the =unties w los upers-
tarn of th. set, asst chilly from those
4114=104011.110d
�ltd rally N'i� Ueda, and the 'SCA
d off 10401lytti lu3J GOYttats to enforce
Ism it UN
NOW
daersarnv
.11t is Stolid
'lomperanow People Discussing
Thar Future Polices
Nis Qameear•ea is Nut <*.ti_ _ee eines
ammo nowasw
hike,. lbv 7. W erM,
p � te p tesehttios psea et a
rsMtiet of nhiiltroutire el the hwsia-
les'ISlespess io• afliMps,held is Asguet,
a roma( anatomies@ of the Ontario
branch Waa oosnwnoed oo Monday Ash.
14th, M the Kchmusd street Methodist
Church, Toronto. The ober= of the
meeting was to consider the duty u1
temperance worker iu relation to the
setrresaseet of the Scutt Act and to
decide on tame policy for the falsity.
The sesaioas in the afternoon lied even-
ing were both well attended, over 200
delegates registering.
I. the absence of Hon. S H. Blake,
president of the provinces' branch, W.
H. Howland, opt Toronto, was voted to
the chair. A committee was appointed
to draw out a migrate of the business to
he transacted at the convention. IM
recommendation of this committee, a
committee composed of representatives
from counties where the Scott Act is le
fume was named to report on the work-
ings and Ensnarement of the Act.
Another committee was appointed t,
consider • plan or electoral action. At
4.30 the convention adjourned till the
ev.nrog.
The evening =seem opened .e 7.30.
The report of the committee on Scott
Act working, represented that the act is
a partial success ; that enamel' viola-
tion, of it are ..•meta., driakitg has
decreased in the counties where it w in
form ; that it is an improvement on the
liosacs law ; than failure to properly en-
force it is dee to the apathy and indiff-
erence of officials ; that the appointment
of efticsent license inspectors would rwul:
in the sueesssful operation ..f the act,
sad that the only twenties where it is
properly enforced are those where offi
ask ssalsssfy do their duty. The ap-
peietmeht of pollee magistrate, =each
Scott Ant testy was urgently two
mended. A diseusslon, in whish menial
speakers took part, followed. The sub-
stance of the verities speeches was very
mach the sate as that of the commit-
tee's report. The speakers added, how
ever, that the act has completely dope
away with the pieties of treating
*rosily emphasized the appeintntent d
rel- eommiseioners only men who are in
sympathy with enforcement of the Scott
Act ; that in the opinion of the conven-
tion the licensing of liquor dealers, ie -
Mead of druggists, is an outrage on tie
temperance people. and that efforts
named be made for the removal of these
appointees ; to ante temperance people
in counties where the Scott Act is not
in furee to gee special attention to the
n eafuroement of the prohibitory clauses
e the Crooke Act, and t, continuo the
o Wits/Ion till the Scott Act has passed in
every satiety
A vote of thanks was tendered to the
•
members o.1 the house of asoma= who
by their 'root prevented the heel patting
of the masts wine and hewer amendment
• to the Scott Act. Votes of thanks were
g also ceased to the pastor of the Roch-
e mind street church for the use of the
building, sod to W. H. Newland for the
able way in which he fulfilled hw duties
se eh/tannage After devotional exercises
itic tonvention was d�niesed.
.r
The Sweet Molter .f'sinks•as
no afar that finds
u. •lastest totally
system, is 1lpli
o.1 drishi.g, and
rag emote
rep„rtine, the act
t cuatllisa
as seseemtu y ob•seeed are these in
which the otticers aeal°uety perform their
and in whft:k the temperance pet. -
have sufficient urgartiaatt„a
3 Tbat the delegates who appeared
before 'cur committee unau wily re-
commended the app.nntesent 1 polios
magistrates ui each county.
4 This committee furthermore de-
precates the reckless runner in whict. a
few physicians make use of their power
to grant osrtilicateo f•.r medicinal use
taw
tit" I
Saginaw, wily City, Qoderldy
Detroit and Cleveland.
KIM AiMAN[I1DITL
Tow f. le out awl Ou. mom/tour
"Saginaw Valley
sew. uA4•t, tllswee .
Wm run during tae Mannas of Narla.ttmn, as
tuition :
Loot.. Goderek ewers Ttf.re/ay. at 1 .'
cloth p us.. for Nay City ^gid 'tnaiaa..
at Sand B.s.k, Port Hops ead'hwas,
cudneo ions with West Shore Boats at
Hooch for usurer City, Cheboygan. Motets*
Island and St. ignace. and at Bay City with
.trainers for Harrisvitle. thiamin sad Algoma
returning to Uoderielt on asndal•
Leat,e llodrrich every I*.aday, at Retests*.
soon. for tort flurea. Urtroft sad Cleveland,
rewriter to Oederlch on Thursday.
This mere .111 be continued during tk.Ir••
.q. of nab upsilon.
In the afternoon the discussion of the
report
--
report of the committee on ekctoral TICHFTB
action was resuosed. 'Che report ad. is for the w hole SOUND
O N D Ted RIP
i.s.ttause»
will ed that the rtnenmendat,ous c.ntatned
in Rev. Mr. Rens• amendinent should toe
referred to the Et...melon Allianceeaecu• ooespltngadays. meals and bertha taslNas.
tree. The original report which was For rates d freirht anti passage. sad Me
published yesterday mor was adapt• other information. apply to
.d with the following additions
1. '('bat this convention expresses its
WM. LEE,
Agent at Oederteb.
�( The Saginaw ‘'alley may be had by Special
warmest approval of the ashen Ur thuae it -rano -me. 1 for K� Bxcurricas oa tho
members of the dommv,, senate who Lake any Thumei.y arteraoon.
labored denng the last session to strong -
then the Canada Temperance act, and
•bo opposed the intneluction of the wine
and beer clause and other efforts to muti-
late Me act.
That inasmuch as a large majority of
that body, including nearly all the mein- I GRAND a' L it A B U R iC
Jour i h. loot. fes.
hen appointed of bate years, hare show
deeided hustrlity t° the act and to to
perance and moral levitation general)
and inasmuch as there is no pnope.•t
obtaining from parliament, while the
body is constituted as at present. sue
legialatinn as u ,mpeirirely demanded h
the majority of the country, this oun
ventiuu expresses iia conviction that the
senate should either be reformed in such
a way as to bring it into harmony with
the moral sentiment .,t the onuutry, or
(het it. be abolished, and recommends
the sfection of such medicates to the
Mese of women. as will support such a
policy.
On the recommendatIon of the com-
mittee en resolution... it was resolved to
instruct the alliance executive t.. me-
morialize the government to appoint as
,.'!EXCURSIONS
y,
n EVERY SUNDAY EVENING
GODERICB
pollee magistrates in Scott Act Bounties
and deprecated the restless matinee i
which a few physicians ,granted cern.
Cates for liquor. The meeting seemed t
be of opinion that the report was not
strong enough, and accordingly referred
it to the committee for further consider
The report of the committee on else•
total action rwooromended that the eon
ention affirm the necessity of electin
prohibitionists to all representativ
bodies, municipal, educational and par
liametitary ; that it is desirable to form
a prohibitory effectual union in each
municipality in the province, tad that
the members should be pledged to sup-
port only knows prohibitionists. I. I
D. E. NicC,
Islanders do. Before ctyiliret,, came cau*e that boome-raug to. return to my y
among them. their dress was indeed cry feet after leaving my hand. Tu recover
primitive I have in Buy possession
it I was forted to travel probably in an
• o utlrLrrL BILL Dagel et -it opposite direction to that intended by
of a young aborigine belle. It confining my aim, but never, notwithstanding in -
of a small apron, atxrot the size a dwtry andysrs.raranoe worthy • better
man'■ .'land made .•f strips of skin worn cause, could I succeed in throwing it i
round the loins, a bone three inches in return oven partly towards me These
length worn in s hole pierced through savages continually
the septu.n of the nose, and a necklace ' grove *Rove Tr r•wr Lrldt
made of the teeth of pommels --a kind o1 , or Hell tribes. Seldom, if ever, hart
squirrel. Tn t teutales hat. no lore for they been known to build awbstaatal
flowers nor adornments of any kind : hub or dwellings in villages like the
they do not tati,r. themselves nor wear North American Indiana do. Their
ernauneots of theta!,, such as braciete or shelter a e,1 the must primitive style, and
rings on the ankles w many Savage lobe unseen•..( Ansi, d hark hits assume
ear.
Maw • Warmer lie/ lecke. treelike.
Tells y as reepr once an
amendment to a unction to adopt the first echo in all hearts as th
lag aelew
Meese of the report, Ree, Mr. Roes, of I wuriog words gives in the •hurt extract A. STRAITON, Aft-, O. T. R. amass,
Tilsonburg, moved • lengthy resolution below. Speaking of one .4 the painful 1!x94-Oodericb, Onti
the girt of which was that, no temperance realities of life -ie., -an aching corn, C. -; - ---
elector, no matter uf what previous ..oasthe
at h o'do, k, os the Commodious Seesaw,
OCONTO
t: w. tesitisaseh. tessese.trm
To Detroit Sad Mai •
a4 leseblag u Sand
Beach. Port Ham Port Aamis. Taws. Ferest-
v11Ie, Lsatrtttata, Ihnilae. and all toes St.
Clair pons Ise the tend Trip, MIAS.
Or One eek on bear!. including mean sad
berths, Wank
OrONTN
IJMC- ZOQ_
]lade a1 Hanot Beach with the Port Surma
r
Nerthweese H&Yway for Seesaw and Ise
ttrmadiate WaimeaAb with the ('tevrlaad Navigation (7w.
boats tar Uacada. flarrtavtlls, All sigera
Pit) Mackinac. rbebolpn and let. lessee,
n
sad all Lake dapear porta
Aad at Detroit with all railroads sad OM -
land rheas, Navigation Co. • heat. sirClsee
/Good hearing Mirk os hoard.
T. N. DANCEY,
Agent
0eeeck
July tad, 11116..
MACKINAC.
SUMMER TOUR
1
Air
Posse ttrus, res arra
woe se ser wean famous.
DETROIT AND MACKINAC'
Alia awn was e.,
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
worair s
• w
"Fiches.,.Meeklmee Mnerded.
1
e tinr
tininess Tea Peagada seam tires.
DeleonA Oleetdfltd Sleety N. Clio
C. 0. Weirreeme. else. para- Ntw
efTaereo rel
es,
Alb
'Croak, of Dowagic, Miebivan, addatesti-
t t, marvelous resr'ts
•t -••dMg
Peddled per.aasion, should support any ' the tssof shat gnat corn cure -Putnam'
aoddate fur dominion 1 P less C
A boy whom we know of makes quite bonen who sea• not a known prohibition- lit to my entire satisfaction and though
M
par lamentary air um Extractor- I lave teed
•
a nice sun of money every year by rais-
ing a patch of cucumber fur pickles.
The month of July is not too. late to
plant thea. He is a hard overlong, am-
bitious boy, who will be sure to stake his
way in the world. Besides the cucum-
e ben, he has • chicken house, which he
•
r.. Thew ehse4.vtetwe, like alt • Inc re ofkei' aup;pwtrt. "Ms even
nations, is the.r purer ..1 endurinv hard- lie nn'y used in cold weather ; • fire at
Alps Cbar•;ter, enema! appearaeeeleach end of a log, one for the males, an
sad artaspirntio.ra err neither cultivated lusher for the females, is all that is re
nor weight after. The •'hl•ckfell,. ' is gaited note month cul of the twelve.
low in intelledtenee, pr•.ht,bly Lacing no THC , o,esoatao
inferior except the inhabitant. .4 the
Andaman Islands. • They ate sharp i was m° d'oaM particularly enterttsn
f 1118 1.. 111e early co' .ts, prorldin
thiave.,as many the c..l...ntat, know i"
they were on, ".peaking %erns" web the
their ',reeve They are tietcher.•us asnl
creel •m,i corn ao Arlly. Like our nati•ts. This jolliticahon rp.wnblim the
MoAb Americ•n Ie riIty, t'i , paint
war donee of the New Zealanders, ..r the
their hoiita, but only ..:1 the .•; .sn.n of iso.! man .4 Ameriox,, with they excephem
their masa
„sae, l'•arobh..ree, a ttenrr that it Inte..duces mimicry ',if birds and
al '7tnlleir which ; ortrap.,n is ,❑ r, .n,nial. poo: nils*, t•• r .I . c *. They are.
.u.
!let 1 .a, noun. n. special . creation, such
darns to the itdtaa war .lades, Lut 1 ,
will rope, 14• as the "sulking ret young min'• a mystic
u turther on. Ear
rite ..b00%% 1 am..n;t I h,tn, the conquer
imself. We told you about that
once before. He has since got some full-
blooded brown Leghorn towls which he
1. very proud of. They have given •
large number of eggs.
Hen! M how this iftdustriuw hey makes
his pickles. The cucumbers should Tint
be larger than the fincer. In Salting
them put a layer ..f ta't on the bottom of
the cask ; upon this put cucumber* and
Salt in alternate layers at the rate of
three quarts of salt t. • bushel of circum•
ban ; add a tittle water t., make brine,
g and weight the whole ; the cucermhen
WHAT w•11 • TYCO sof r a r'
ing ..f a wet.: ...ring trier, the euecess(u
'nay d all an:.mall are jasdy en- capture .4 • number o1 young w.en..n f.
elute. einnirlrt •:w. Aoyt�u,: the wti,•...•r a.. a charm 1.. 1, gluon seer
/tentative nwtroneot •.r ileitis to lig anomie. Several hundreds will *.sent
tarn hife tarry can include r1 their h'e, fly. fighting men only tekiny lett in
!bill "4 fere. Etery *1110.11, el,eth this clan. - but the w.. en, children an.
fir kangaroo. •K ,.•.use, b,rd ,•r reptile, „p,1 mien add no amen part to the ven.rl
fish or maim i• f.•nili tr t.: hcn. F'. r cxcttinelt h their •hill r..
y hsps an.l they
drink, hrfure the whip min cam., h, . hewing ••f a kind .4 dr.a,a trade by
prepared a mixture *loch if net 1:11.•x, strrtchmg a Wever .i .km ..leer their
eating we* at least ex.oa'ratin,g ; he did knoea,
not taste fn*0ef , but smoked • weed THE ...v.+ ter:i situ
should be covered with brine within
twenty four hours. In freaheuutg, place
iu • tub and c•.ver with b,ilinr water i
once • day for there drys, or until fresh,.
Then Were in tabs and cover with vine-
gar. Add one teaspo...nful of m lel 1
spices t.. the gallon, and a little alum.
They ste w,.rth (nein forty to sixty cents ;
per handfed. aesewiuy to Sarson.
et,, If neither party herohelot out a n in my line of business, would like to
o- • keep is in stock ' Beware et eobssitisa
bibitien candidate, khen the temperance jaad imuattume bold by drurgiats trod
people should Dominate said support a cout.try merchants.
man of their own. Les. was up- I ,I,h L,
National Tanners'
argued that ., the practise 4J supp.ertieg the see of barb wire as d•esageog more
posed to the ori,.ns1 report because he a 'Hived States Kat
1
Hide and Leather Aesnetattan *.edema.
Duly pruhibitrun candidates were carried I bides than any other cause.
imus the minor elections for munici
paj
nail Mires Cared.
officials, *chola trustees, etc., a third I Ary you tmubied won Salt Rhes,.
party would be termed. ilia views were Rough Skin, Pimples or Canker Sores
supported by secaral spe.Jter, all of I if see, go at =ice to Geo. F.lrynas• Dru.
7 - Pa 7 k ' It esu never known to fail. �I b
whoa were in favor of what they rather Store and get apa�),a�e f , ;Oregon a,
indefinitely
ea reeled as a rt +h h furke's eit%inteeC�Mtii ' Price till cent..
w vote fur a pruhihitioni.t irreeepet)*
tits of his pellucid views. if both
parties brought out temperanoe condi- THE kipinv of Tom Davis to New
dates each elector should vote accordieg i lock Las attracted publ.. atter
nkeealag •wlndlers.
t.. h.. p4.lttical views. A lengthy die the "Sawdust swindlers •-those enter.
c,r.ilrn followed. In spite of several ' prising gentlemen who pretend t.- sell
disclaimers, the fleeting eeenud to be incounterfeit money t.• dis!tnne,t 'ticket*.land shin packages .4 modem instead of
the queer. A:iu there 4. .ea net seem te
fev..r of a se.IKi independent temperance
Sever er speakers r•.
rt er en
Iced the
r'-
lht
Mi hes an • a+ ”
T1 i
` ) n the ..tau of \ere j'urk to
dent senSever of the meeting h saying I punish theca tine ad a has tit ALaR. tN •LL
that their ultimate aim ren not the &sett � D y h 11mt fhae a man +ylo LibTn iter, Lath, i�'%L77Llies
Act merely, b rota I.ruhibitNq Heptose Sawd..t instead ..I the roun•er• I
Ilene he wanted to .oily got more then h t `- sad bu::,lr:'s eaitrorial of rvery do.rr►ptle.,(
throughout the country. The report bert•ined for. for whir he 'nicht make heti-
Sant FUITITU.E
was te(err..l busk tu the _ornmdtee. The ane. use of the sawdnat they rna.ttprfeas YY►ECIALTT.
wore ahs'dutel worthless inn could r..• as.t: Urrler proeuprly aurrKad iso.
renreution adjourned till .t.:A thio isaew• i re ovt to any use. The ;oche may be Oodprlob Ang. 7. else. ttesci
tri;, when the amended remota will be 7 l
htl(ally ri11t or he may be +n •q :but en . -- _ `- - .....
GRA TEFCL--COMW►RTD O.
EPPS'S COCOA/
BREAKFAST.
fie a tbor,ugb knowledge of the .ata
ttkt Len + which
:� � 1 Mand kbgg1crtt aar•,�ei1g
appiic t of the Ase properties of wett-
wk•ctw4l ime, )Ir Rpm W
oar
breeetast melee with a i dies's1y de owed
hevereae which ■ ay wave us Seas; .heavy
such runlene tine tesorlal thaby t Jodie/et istltslia. r1p
be pea4..tb' bole up said i irvnq e�t tie
reels every tendency to dlae•ae..�
.f setts nrtadfse are /..osteo tie
rrea��� to attack wherever there is • crab
point. We may preen* /sans . ABM draft W
kkeepint ow -selves well Untied wick sure
brood and a properly nourished frawne.'—ffM
'lister /lir r milpkfs.w e17J t o rackety .Gro-
cers.e
labelled tans ---••)AMas Sera lb.,
Homaopathk beanies, London hare." SM
MVPI far Caaa4s►,C. t uetmem. llnntrwN
CiEQDE3iIC7H
PLANING MILL
HSTABLI'HHD HISS.
En oilman, Lawson : Robinson
*.at Io. Ti no. RappoY
Sas4, Doors & Blinds
7 ¢ma.le a tuna or
I
recetleut h
union ecta
e.l.
* *apble person will tin, i fault wish
✓ f. apww. his decuton. The scoundrel wh • seeks
somewhat similar. But new c1' ilizatiosi is w.'I regulated amt inessurwl, and
has in:ndn,til plenty of the genuine executed w,th ineeninusprecedes. They
firewater," anti hie old wee•i it entirely are always performed et Bids, with
dwcsr•.l•• 1, and in its stead he legs 1•..r i bri 1ht Brea *uremia Ing the weird apse -
it iikpow i* *!.rant tit With our read-
' en against the sudden attacks of Clpule
ra, ('ramp. &'otic, and the r*nous Il,wel
Complaints incident to the epa.•.n e4
rips fruit, roe: tables, Me 1vr Fowkt's
Evtraet ..f e%'ild Stra.tvervy is the mild
!specific for three tr oublea 2
The raiment, .•t Joseph (' mk, a preo,ni
tient merchet.t • f K llearline hs., been
/••end els the harbor after being two
weeks m00ing.
The h.anrnion Commerewl Traveller%
Assorlauon .igl at peal * calk 1• teat !Le
constituli. nali;y ..f the tax imp.. -e•1 .•n
ire menthes in Halifax, !et. John and
other Owes.
IG,,tI, 1,4V.
w
1 The renrentias ••t the • mean.. branch els boylntilp tl:o; othoe pe*ple. nit m npY, that he may ( Har, •i,•r rrr.rtrrd Wargo *tesek of
,bpaere•p. tis h..
GOMM BOILER !0813
..t the Domini. el Tenrperauoe AIlia/totl
resueiesi business ye.terd*y morning.Ievrslat..n tackle thus ,ree.1.. , they
e,
i
linens( 'smelled. %%'Tthe Now hint, BRASS IRON STEAM F
(Lone • g,. •4i sur .kw
The attendance was even larger than w^old Ire '- r"rr—
Mondap. business in nukir; a law the.world
BO]
TAe amended report of the r Hm•ailtee ennui..
en Stec .tet en'r
.rcemenl was rlreclt.nell, -
a watierta1 rr.N•MnoeAteml.
ry
ITTINGS
,RNS & ERflIIES
the drift .1 the speakers remtarks aeiem pb„t!o scon
.. nfer. .mei, lir r . re.:de t't a (�� 1rj6W Salt r
•ulwtantslly the seine as that Mos* malaria;
rime n •i•ould elpan.e ...A rh..r-
ass and Boilers
(lay s diocun:..n. Reverts from ramose trembly t•eie up the aye. •-m e,t4 ltitnl••e.l 1t i 'p'n .‘tioete*r Nwtka.
conn•les on the verbiage of the act sed Css'•d l aunt•. this puts ,ii•tll '* u •n �T. • nor, vinyl, one repairs w
rhe a' mach (' . 1 P to n
r res
.r s^,1 , y teesr w ee.
in most eases the dt!ficulty of pynl.ptly .. ,•, « s h,.,n.• . oro.. Ser att.r,u
:bass ;•rpronta tz•tr * i.l *!1 (' •m•
enforcing a were neared. The mem- ptalnte. r" An ...mew
list 'Dr' ' t1.,., N I ('H RS RT k BLACK,
ing was ;.seed in this discussion after N rth • • Hand of c tis 2 w"ti. *ewe n• T. R
t+olehcl► Ire b. gg yy, 17ty
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