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The Signal, 1893-8-3, Page 44 THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH, ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. 1883. Mu $inz1, la IV IBM THURSDAY MORNING .T O. /eOlgiatINT. Oise or Pah> Datum Neetlt�wt. eederielae. Teres .1 Nbeerrpats. s Met oath. dvnstra 0 If Us « M 1 le Ogee credit is assail, rho pries Per Tear 1 i wtU be Adver1rstsg Maas Iwytai and other oma sa) adverti.emests, 10o. W lie for drat Insertion. and 3 new. per hue Tar each subsequent I.sertloo. Measured by a ao.perell seal& Hula..e torus of Mt lines and wadh:. fes per year. Adr.nisemente of loot. Foam... Strayed. eltuatluns Vacant. Situations Wanted and Barnum. Chances Waisted trot exceed's' t Ware nonpareil, 31 per utoe.ti. Hoare on !tate and Yams nes Melo. 1101 to exceed 1 line.. 3l for hest month. 30c. per sub seau.nt month. der, -r rune. in proport.•. Any special notice, aha ok$cct of which is to the pernoiary bette$tt of any nutt- er company. to br considered an d- er and charred •ax o:d101t1. Le•a1 nor lora In nonpareil type one Dent per word. no notices lee+ • tom ISr. Local nol:ces In ordinary reeling tent two cents per word. No notice for leas than 30.:. Notice. for churches and other religious and henevoleet instil:tacos half rate. tramairrelai tagtrerr Adveettwv1.. A Halted number of displayed adr.rtlae Mews will he Inserted at the ftolwine eves : Per Inch. one insernon 30 40 " fearI•rr•n!•vu 100 Moe " tse m•+n:he. ... 0 months. . _ 300 one y.sr _. S no l.n .dreRiaement leas than two inches In ir.it!t will be cakulat.d as shove haws. 5 per roam. dlament allowed for orb payments e three arson, hi one. rat : 10 per Dent. on siz msethe. end tS rer.rats tun s weir's, These es.ditlt ss wtU be strictly eatoroed. Atte.. **The Mahal" Senses y. P"swe-riber who hill to TOMMY! THE. MUSICAL res-Jarly. either by ca•rier or h3 mall. will roofer a favor by a•,.luau.ting us of the fact et as early a date as poesiole. Leen et emir Label. Von, label les standinj receipt of the 404e to which you are paid up. See that it Is not allowed to ran Into arrear. When • change of address is derated, herb the old and the new address .boold be given. Ref•ct.d manuscripts cannot be returned. Correspondence must be written on one side of paper only. Publisher'. entire, J. C. Le Teasel, of Oodertcb, has been ap pointed Local Travelling Maui for the town- ships of Ooderiob, Colborne, Ashfield and W a- w+n.eb. Looal enstmasters over the district aro wino empowered to receive subecriptlose 10 Tile Stan tt_ AU Commuoicattons must be addressed to D. Yc01LLICUDDT. !ton flsita4 Telephone Cab 30. Gdsenh. Ont. t30DZRICH. TIEUIMIDAT. AUL 3. IR MI* MIRE vas N•TIa ■tow. Perhaps Minister of Militia Parris o , who is now in tow. receiving the =deletions which fawning friends are ready to bestow upon him. an explain the " true inward• nem " of the recent " ingenuous " and " gen- erote proposal of the Tory Gondola Free Press, that American corn should be ad- mitted free to Canada, despite the Natioul Policy, on the ground that, as both Amen - can and Canadian cattle are o0 precisely the same footing in the English market, they should be on the same footing here as respects the prion of food. On its face the propteal, no doubt au- thorized, bean the appeeraoce of en at- tempt to lighten the burden of the Cana- dian cattle feeder, but with such a tricky Government in otfbee, then is • very strong probability that the man whom it is sought to henefit i+ not the farmer primarily, but the whiskey distiller whore wealth is le-- li.ve l to hare made a \sinister out of a political adventurer, who howl• loyalty while supporting the scheme of ('.,ttledera- tine which ctmpels the loyal Province of Ontario to pay the cost of governing the Proem... of Quebec, whose loyalty to Eng- land' is at hoer 0gtea to '1e++stion. The benefit is intended mainly for the •lictill.n, who have always opposed the duty on corn, of which they use enormous quantities, end if, incidentally, the farmer who buy. Dorn for cattle feed is slightly bene3tted, that cannot be prevented. In order to pacify the distiller, who kick• ed vigorously at the corn duty, a law was passed which gave the is the husiness such a mosiopoly that it is impossible for any mat to now eta the busmen unless he poser the wealth of a Centro-+. It is net unreasonable to believe that a portico of the enormous prof:s the whiskey men made, found its way into the boodle feed of the Tory party, but eve for this they were recouped, as the public account' dew that the Wetherell", whiskey men got about $150,000 to assist in beildles • little railway from their whiskey mill to their farms. The Minister of Militia atlas represented North Kart, and Mr. W,.i.r Month ilesez, holt core grower coastitao.oies. Kent, which adjoins, was lir, represented by • Tory. While they were sound is the faith they received protectors ler their cera, and the whiskey .asci got • mss opoty to square them, but sow that all three Miami bre homers solidly 1lberal, the O.verswest appears to have se sympathy with their osr.grswere, sad the whiskey distillers, whose money m be elproad late ether e.a- stiteresiaA have everything jest se they wish it (molds . • sense een.try. A politial d veeesrer with ualiaited servo sad e u tter lank ef asap., ran is a her years hears • Mishear of the Crows and pse.m e semer weeMb, nesm thee. he t.SS BIB Mbar eserines m. alb "deed 11..11 meat M etch • whale Perhaps, as already said In this arcane, the Mi.M0ar of Militia who datiale Warn! is oar midst, and is reputed to know • trick er two worth k•ow- iag, Olin •xpai. the " true i.w.rdesss " of the Free Pre=e proposal to admit cora tree of deny. THe Tvre.ury1111/: e.I.SADE In a .I N.• log busier .1w•daye, Mann, up arid dos n the lake .hat. rod. Tits DEATH o, AD1.1K\t. Taros NGT O' Int helped prumotioa, but made the task of in- vestigeti.g the Victoria disaster compar- atively light. Arent. H... ,t + 1'trrINrls raattr 11111 toss' of the riding and has been Interviewed by .11 the o lite -rakers we fear be will think the grand chorus of the metre Is. " I)Addy Wouldn't Buy Me • Bow -wow. THE "TRAUMA 1.011. EUITOK .•F 01-14 K', keened local cootempotsr� a t. • state of mind about the bank smashups acroerige line. First thing we know he will with- draw his investments from the United States and bankrupt th.: unfortunate country. Nom ITH Tt'l+l••• THA ,•.[RTL.\ jingo Canadians that the Americans are 'utterly opposed to the British ani to British interests, the tone of the press of the l'uiad States was decidedly favorable to Britain during the meet Franco -Siamese emornglio. Blood is thicker than water. or As Ernie? 1. a,axc1 M ti n To IUM,1 THE Minister of War in this section. He is 'o be given • one-.lollar-a-bead banquet, and everyone is invited to buy a ticket, irres- pective of politic+. The question may e0• ter the mind of the ordinary voter, What are we hang meting the Minister for, toy• ,ray. II Ti1R CONDITION o, THE At :KO 'r LTr arr.% across the line is so deplorable when they have no duties to pay in getting their horses, little, bar, puke, v.getahle+ and sue -ales truck to market, does it not prove that the Canadian farmer is in a still worse shape when instead of having au eves chance with his American cousin he is still further hand'. sapped by • practi+xlly prohibitory tariff .in everything be ranee for sale in his sat ural market' Tut 1 I.'s EK..\TI% is OF Tmlt Neck or THE woods purpose entertaining the Minister of Plaine at a dinner on Thursday evening. The Secretary of the Co.servatire Assnoia- t•oa of West Huron announces that the .f - fair will be strictly non-partisan. This in- timation may be true -re it may not -bat we have an idea that any Grit who would attend the jamboree would discover that the toast list was rather highly spiced be- fore the night waned. Ti:kete at the very reasonable rate 1f one dollar each can be had from Secretary M I ri N ELL BAYFIELD. From our own oorrespoodeoL Miss Lucy Burgess has retnr.ed to Point Edward. Miss Liby Ferguson. of Clinton, is here vitiating at John Ferguson's. 1. Rose. of kruoefielI. was here on San• day enjoying the bautiful treeb breeze". Arthur Peck and Alex. Fergus .n, of Heir all, passed Sunday at their homes here. Rev. Mr. MCKwan, of London, preached la St. Andrew's su.day morning and eras teat. Chas. Roth, of Brantford, is reoewiny old I acquaintances hero ; he is a000mpwied by Mr. t:olden, also of Brantford. On Sardey. August 13th, Rey. J. W. Hodgins, of ',oxfords, is expected to preach in Trinity church, and conduct holy sacra- tn«nt. Mr. Rrns•ihri.lze. of Setfnrth, was ben for a few weeks t.kitig the ben •ht of our i•leteoratiug sir. He wee tie guest of W. 1'larke. There seems to ha a p•rticnler attraction h.•r. fur Mr. ('uurtice, of '.osf•.rtb, as be fr•+ltently spend, a iiund.y here, • guest of Wm. Clarke. 1►n Sunday morning la+t iter..1. T. Ka- rin preached ea excellent .ern on t•, a large •onigreg•tioc, the subject l.riaqq "Tins immortality of the Soul" sin Smiley melt he will commence • eerie' of sermons on subjecte taken from observtiess made while driving through the country ; the first subject being " The Broke Foams." These sermon■ will be very interning sad should attract large 000gregatioos. These dayspeopleAscents have Asoas so used to seeing mercu making advertisements about cheap goods and have been so often disappointed by finding those raise geode'. be trash and dear at any pries, se that sow • great many pay no &neaten to .sob an- nouooemete: but H. F. Edwards has ob- tained such a reputable standing and has secured the cosflde.oe of the people to such an extent that they know whoa say spaniel offer is mad. that they may depend on ret - tin` extra vanes. Finning August goods will bet sold at prices mob as will prove a big bensgt to purchasers. Call and •semia, goads and prism and you'll be San te buy. At*ISALII -Riva Hotel -Mr. Metcalf, Mies Doane, Mrs Whey, MI= 1. Tiffany. Min L. Oris sold, Detroit; Mr. ad Mrs flew aril family. Mrs Chaconne, Mien Carrie Chapesan, Mrs. Cowes, Mn. Brod. Mick and lir. Harding, London; Mrs. headier...on mod daughter, Mr. and Mrs Pitag.nhl, Mrs Grieves and Min Stehle, earshot),; R. Rsiith shad Miss H...tag Termite: Meer& C. Roth and J. Gelds.. Brantford. t neinv ttaiml -- Mrs. (Rae. l Stewart. Coate.: Yrs Windom and oblld. Trwto: Mrs. Chesney sod 1:serge posey, Mr. and Mrs Govssleok, Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Mie Asda, Lily and (iertie Ora'�, Mimes Hattie Brooks .ad Ferree CaepbLI. Mows F. and H. Clarkson, C. Winn, J. McKinley sad O. Gr•ef, age d ,Glom,: Mr. C.I.. Gray,Welw5e k, Regfd, Mrs Kaman,bliss sed Masser Km.., Mien Hanley sed Mie Helens Arenas. Detroit; Mr. sad Mea MaPbngs., Strat- ford; Miss Srlerly, Landes. .tares f rawest Toads ..rens. p.Mf.l seem w Itbleedisig k ..d et all hard Oafs. mess of .Y dines, are saps r.meg ei to • low dye by the um of Patron'. Pebbles Oars Ineener. Ne.e OAR r ttsru. NOW emus psis. Inter imam Amor Una ri 1110 Pain 9q,, SHP DOMINION maws IN ORIEF. Belleville hes a new neat iaoney. The harvest is Nigel Canny . reported Wad - Petrone baa new a ledged the 8..s d Koalats& Thirty brigs= failures have occurred i. Casa.= this week. The Salome run on the Skeen River. B. C., sa reported poor. The Bret ahipsneat of bay from Metros! to Hamburg was made this week. Me A. W. Burt h.s beau appointed peit- cipal of Brantford Collniate lmautate. It is thought this year's wheat yield i. Menitobe will not be wceptiosally large. The Prentice Boy's propose to have • rand d..tratio. in Belleville on Atte g rand 3. The Bey of Quinn Railway between Sydenbem and Harrowsuut:s is about Dorm Omni. Thhere w much complaint to shipping cir- cles over the "Crimping" doe* at the port of Moutteat St, Patrick's Society, Moetr•al. has just w t !•210 sterling to Edward Llake for the Hone Rule fond. The total deposits on June 30th is the postother and Government savings banks was 5434,103,373. James Walker, who lived about five miles from Itraoebndgs, was tun over and killed by • tram. The .Montreal sugar refiners have maule a reduction of onee.gtlitli Celli par pound ou granulated sugar. Considerable dam age to crops and 5utad• nags in Manitoba has been oa•asion.-d by violent Windstorms. The luinber trade b, -twee= Montreal and North Anuric. is Lrisher now than it has been fn. *nem year.. Both Calverley and MrI5..aell, and the late S. J. Dixon, rope walkers, were bora in Or near Owes Souui. The passengers of the steamer Alcides, wrecked on the coe.t of Anticosti lam See- ley, have arrived .t Quebec. The total amount of Inlanl Revenue ac- crued daring Jute was $14100.4113, an increase of $19,0000 over the same mouth Last year. A quantity of butter from Sesatur Per - .S ile r, at \Vi.lseley, N. W.T., reerired five ruses at the reorut \1'inuiprg rzh►bl• 1Ke. Hamilton will co.te.t Mrs. York. ?I0,. n01t wit for damage.. fur the loss of nus uus- band while buildtes tide Barton sire.[ sewer. The Kington Board of `(eparste S.•hnoj Trustees has d,cided to dispraise wit • the services of the Christian Brothers as teaeber& One hundred atoll thirty C.P.I. employes in Montreal, to whom sales of dismissal was given a week ago, were discharged 8aturi.v. �1'a:s.w's box factory, London, was de. stroyed by tire Saturday. The loss is $12,- 000, and 40 employee are temporarily wt of work. The body of 8. W. Flagler, postmaster u Weilingtou, was tonna! floating au the lake. He is supposed to bare fallen in ac- cidentally. Ih. Pattereoe, of Leek.1w, has bee. find >ir1f► sad costs ley Mayor Barker, of Kincardine, for peaccuciag dentistry with- out • lice.... Miehasl Franks, an Indian, of Giber* 11 ..ere, Muskoka, is on trial at Bram- bridge for the murder of another Indian, in O_toha last. W. C. Raid, of Fergus, charged with offering to purchase counterfeit money from American green goods man, was fined $300 and costs .t Guelph. The election of • Winnipeg real estate ,put to ■n office in • church has been vetoed by the rouge egation because the agent is an 11005.1. Wesley Hunting. of Adelaide, white threshing on Wen. Neils farm near Strath• roy,had bis left hand torn off by cooing in contact with the cylinder. It has been decided that when • Mont- real fireman dies while performing his defy his heirs ate entitled to *10110 besides the smouat to the Relief Fund. The Caugbnawaga Indians intend to ask the Dominion government to disallow the action of the Vneb-c t:.verament in imp's• tog the Quebec business tin upon them. isoting a ber.room fight at Three Mit. Brnok, neer Edmuostoo, N. II , Herbert Merenrs was thrown on a pair of scales and had hie neck broken. H. died instantly. Col. Tisdale will nuke an application nest session M have a ship_ canal roustrn.:,. .d from Lake Erie or ife St. Clair to • point in Tilbury, Ewa, or in that vicinity. A \I l'.R. Pap, em was wt. -eked at Sprtn[tield Saturday. seven roaches and the engine being thrown flown the track. No lives were tat l'est.rMay Frauk Sherman, • signalman who bed bees working • day and night o. the wreck fell asleep on the track and w. killed. OBITUARY RECORD. William T•Ilmas, one of Hamilton's ear - list ssNlers. is dad. The death is amen0.eed at Paris 0f M. Mario Davy, the well-known scientist, aged 72. Robert Lewdly, exReeve of Velem, died at lou residence in Barrie on Friday, aged 70. Gen. George W. Morgan, .he was the may surviving general of the Maxilla war, diel at Forums Moss, V.. 1k. James Cueniegbam Bachelor, Con ttander Of the Sm Council of Scottish Rim Mama, dial Friday et Wasbisgt... GENERAL Then . • rained crisis is Ravi=. Th. Shames Oeversenet hag aeeepted the full serom of the French ultimatum. Te commercial failures scarred is Los. do., Rug., Friday. Resttis' eel minas will work sly fear days a week le reser.% the output, The reamer New York will try to haat the Campania from Retbasipte. tomor- row. A di.pateb area Brieha . ay. that =sad lose *0.1100 the Roto... 1. - Two Okla, e.eb sheet Ig, /audit • duel i. Frans N. week, and bah w.re w.u.dsd. The celebrated (isi.sbeungh pietnre ro- .edy stole. from Ague's, 1•5Hd-ui. may be rewire ed. Twelve death from ehdra res la= within the let few d• is the la Ruder +uresis preens. el (ruse. Thom . • s.eement es fled he Uedss to eel the tared of the inspeW Federa- tion League, .wing to Its wain ef hods A Mehemasio hes woo the int prim. ef MASS .war, d.m by Pi..s hoed let the lits d10111114= rani mesaaotaisniiiillien2anmuss. __i UNITED IMAM NOTES. THE LUOKEY MURDER• F► tromps wen injured ie • wreak war heW'hat dropped to ID seam cash a (765• sago Friday. August tate ink will he BriOaia'o Day at the World's Fa.. The Rases. Ingwtios at Wee/i.gton is to be tamed to an Kmbassy. Nene.' Hoyt, aged 10, was arrested i. Sioux City, 1&, 1.., beim .terlieyt. The mases of the Mesal Collar Com- pany, to Webb comity, Texas, have named dowu. Hugh ]Baler, colored, was Waged .t IKlla., Tawe, ter the murder of Policesian Ih.wer. The First National Rank of Greet Falun, Montana, with • capital of (X:30,000 bee .uapeuded. Hardy Caldwell, a well-to-do farmer. killed his wife and then suicsded near Bowl- ing (assn, Ky. President Cleveland bas proclaimed Por- tugal within the benefits of the lutarna- ttoual C'upyrighl Act. It is repoa.wd that Medford, Fifield and Previte* Junction, Wei:om.in, have hew wooed out by forest Brea Wheat sold lower in Chicago os Saturday dies at ary time mu the history of the Chicago hoard of Trade. All the wire trail factories is the Uoit.d Stases are closed down at present. They will be closed until September. A powder till at South Acton. 31ris., blew up ou Saturday, and Wm. Clegg of l'tbridge was Instantly lulled. .lames Coutnev was Imaged at Waycross, G for the murder of kis room nate, Jake Sisnr , , last April, over • game of cards. Tear U. 8. Government is lying repeat- edly asked to uacoaditioaally repeal the sliver penhwog cLatters of the i.herm•n Act. i)ck Hall, the noted moonshine. -chief, of K.ntuck,, is reported to have been killed by John Belcher, ou the Elkhorn river. Senator McNaughton, New York's Far C•immtwnuer, died at the New York State Building at the World's Fair Grounds yes- terday. 1t is now 1+14 that Charles C. Loekstaidt, • s.tas..factersug elect, 0.1.., is the man who ewn•.Iled tit. Cricag.. beaks of about >J ;s i, gNNI Tiro League of American Wheelm.n hes refused to e.netioa sat colleens tmeml.-res ..f the iter e.'legsate A \ \ wishing to run I.lcr.k I'resid.ut Cleveland has teemed his pro- clamation persitti.g Canada•m vessels to be coded m cue of wreck in waters con- tiguous to the U. S. by Ca..adia. weaken.. John Sammie, • laborer, 33 years o:d. of l'sn.l.0-g. Pa., murdered his wile and bra dare:titers Mary .ad Madge, aged 4 .red 2 ye.re respectively, and thea set the house oe fire. !t is said that the British pnstof ce authorities will discontinue the pract,,-e of forwarding the American malls by special train from tjueetstowa oo account of ex pears entailed. Solite stove polish, while being used Inc • Peddler os a stove in a Pittsburg. 1'.., house, exploited, ca.ato( two deaths .ad fatal injury to three others and the dist,oc- tion of the hone.. Acting Secretary Curtis, of the 0. R. Treasury, says that fish caught in Canadian waters, by Canadian fishermen, wit► woe owned by citizens of tin. Caned States, cannot he imported free of duty. A special cable to The New York World tea -•shadows the decision of the arbitrators to the Behring See . sea h says pelagic w aling will be restricted, but Atnerse.se wall not be given the full property tights chinned. PERSONAL MENTION. The Nawab of Romper is it New York. Ma)or•Gen. Herbst has returned to Ottawa. Sir 1'b.rl.s Tupper will ail for Canada 0o August 17th. Speaker White has gone to the )lard tint. pen emcee for • holiday-. Emperor William sailed 'uturday frr:m 1 Kiel, for Cowes, Isle of Wight. Hon. Mr. Fester will 'alk tari7 to the Frederick's', N. IL Board of Trade. Rev. F.the Davis, of Mario,. eelel.,ated hie silver jubilee is the lirtatl.uel `..to,• .lay. Lint. -Gov. Chapeau his .i,eide.l to prolong his stay in England for two weeks. Sir John Thompene wd ilon. ('harass Tulare are still detained u• 1•.'n., •w,,inig the judgment on the Bohri.g sea arbor. 4on. ACCIDENT RECORD. A 3123,00() lumber Bea oeeurred at Lad - begun, Mich. Charles Restos, aged ten, was drowned .t Waterford, Friday. W. Phipps, 20, was drowned at Exeter, Out., Friday. Fire has broken eat •..w is the Pettibone mem, near W ilksb•rre, P1 Rix ears were derailed a the G.T.R., n ear E,.e•to.., Oat„ Friday. Mr. Woad. general merchant at Helton, w.. seriously injured by • runaway. Half of Wahines, • tetra ie Here County. Ohio, has been deete.y d by firm A thirtemayw-old girl ..wed Wad was killed in • runaway secid•et at Emerson, Mao., Friday. Mi= ilaIsy L..grill, d•agkter of Lk. A.J. I •.will, of Hasillte•, i. an &eeidest Net 5..f her ea Jaw Hey.yrl, proprietor d the WeR..d (:ra•im Werk., bad by l g bnkea by tea fall el • mee..ee•t. Wats R. Tooker, • 0 P. R operator, was drowsed by the eprelZartf a heat at Oldbury A Widger woman, Mrs Resit►, had her right side reemplet•Iy paralysed y light- ing, which stew& he ,mica 1iri. Kaes., a rim, woe horned to death while play ahem • M is tea weeds, sear Bridgeport, Ohio. ih. ste•oesr Pearl was run iota by se ..knew• steetser mf Oennty Dews, be- hind. The Pearl mak, marrying hews sena p.eesoa fns itponieh steamer Ras Jess, leaded will heres15., es rets t. Amoy, h.5.... draw, ed be he. (Intel 430 preens es heard *sly M were oe.eid. A d..psreh frees Rem.11, Mao. , says than 11Ebteleg snook Lowther Brea' imp, T. Ltwthe, who wee ose.dd le i a dTeen w. billed. H. bream Jobs wee warm them feet el him N the time boa w1. use Want •Wam. il•teser, .r Wdl.riy . ter.hip A Now notes... Who sage ecce slew We Deed Osaae.sd, earn*'. FAL" OK, Jaly $L -(Mee murder oR Me latter at Lanny. was was fosse DOI Aare. riet Isle. sear iia en's Falb. Ian inriag, w ell he mph reed at the Fah Ageless for Me mar - der of his masse asd sneer, who were .or tiered as hila semi Yea Detsosve Ohre 1. Whist work ea 1hs ease. interest Is when h.s bore derived ke the nslgkbo food of the sass of Os awful e.esrreme by the mato ewe el s sue who sow corn forward and is,. be saw • ywnsg4•ahlag sten acteally murder the girl. Ills story Y tat a the day the Lnstmy family wee ereniated ins we• hie Ingram Irina Creek to tab. the Wahl for the/Omen H. toot • short est sewer he L py eeines ••d pd eis by Whim jest 1�wide 1. a asyy.e below aseam fob mob fres the hoses M ypet~ of • girI , who we• rsnwims sway r.ei_.��� at the top of her .trio• A sheet Menem the boas., be says, the ams e.eeMe her. arrack bar down with a sorelyardeurflgeoped b.r !leak rose the house Atter ...shag Mi, lee esy. h. .tt.ilci.sd on his way. weet•e Jasper, took the tris for • peat 1. the 533.3.. and said ootbi.g most it to serene soul hie new • few dap agDebieldes Orem will kteeMpM this latest report. CANADIAN -AUSTRALIAN LINE • s.telr.g Uetahl..t tea Mbs/4y Wti. Ube O.w.rament OTTAWA, Jody %. -.lame Hadd.rd, ow.. same eaterpriw. arrived ham yeeerd.y •.d a of Auutr•lia.•Can•deais lite of steamer.. and IF. W. Ward, also oeasectmd with the had as interview with Hue. Meekes5ie Rowena, Su Adolphe Caren and Mr. Par. eines as the Uspartess.t of Trace sad (bsla.rce. Their t.ls.ies with the Gov vrns...t wee to tattle some details d the eiontract for the subsidy of £1.3,000, vM1k is granted or • moathl perm* hmksass Vaucnurmr, B.C., and Sydney, t•.IIt-sq at Hotn,.ula This, it a understood, w5U be sax. -..sully aeoompliebed. Both gest5• men ars hopeful of the Iran doing a big trade bros.. Camels and the group of ialew& with which it.o,i.eeta. At pressen Ne•sssra also mall at Brisbane. Lot to as - thane this will require a beaus frost the Queensland Oevenumet, which has bee. pprrneamisel The Gerstner el the Fiji Iea.da is elm seeking .sorts to gut the boats to call there, •ad the bits.& (lovers - meat will he asked for • sebvNuoa for this p.rpra the New Routh Wales Govan• meat has given • boar of t 10,000. TYRON WAS TO BLAME T.. Vadat we she C.art•.•rtial-rope 1t...k. Apwitsed. VALETTA, Malta, J.ly '27. -The court- martial that was appointed to enquire into the loss of :h: be.ti:e ship Victoria has rendered eta &lemon u the cam. d Maurice A Bourke, captain of the Victnrta rh. court fiend that no responsibility attached is Crept. Bourke fnr IM disuses, and he was therefore acquitted of all blame. Ti.. verdin of the court -mental wee that the accident wan ds. entirely to the oeda giro by V50. -Admiral Tryon. Nut rosily was Capt. Bourke bot all the survivors were acquitted .f .11 blame. After the d.rtsiou was renamed Capteis Bourke's sword was returned to him by Vic.-Adaur•t Sir Michael Celine Seymour, oomwnaader-ia-chief of the Mediterranean squadron sad president of the alert, amid genera; eougratolatioaa The court es - premed regret that Rear- (chiral Mark• ham, who .n the day of the disaster was ,m I the Campenlown in command of the port cassis, did not carry out hu revisal is. Ovation and triers 'guide displayed by did Victoria. THE WINNIPEG MURDER. O.. Presiw .r C..tew.a That IN ILns Was t. Death While negate 1105.3.4. Wutarrna, July 31. -Riley cod Lebla c. the two toughs charged with murder and robbery of Jobe Wilson ut fjUtord, (.h,1.. hers last week, bine bees committed to the laps mines for trial. Leblanc has put tk a written confeaalo.. which states that Raley .b•ke.l the old man to death and they then divided betimes than lots money, •Mentf:AL Leblanc loan old tinier. He l of Preach extractlou said apparently Miura es' years of age lie ...lark nod wears a heavy OHM tact.a d:.•oree lousy is a toting manned ore who I•.ola as if he wo01il '5'..te.per.t. urtnce. He or ab..ut _ . ..slue. • all ted active 511 4011.1 ant) rrrr dark. I1. seemed to be pretty inervwse and tt... word •-innrdsr" appeared 20 startle aim. 11e, erre • rnugbt into court M different tint . ■..d het.. prim kept s p.ir•te ever anew Heir arr.'.t. As W It4My's ant...dents rite 001)0. st.i. that babas tames ran "at of kiwis NNt. llama 0n genera. prim-spls. THE WRECK ON MANITOULIN rare.., Infewination nr.a.ga 11..,. br • Lake c.w.o... Kier J.,y M. -Ovum' M..01 of the stamehip (City of Windsor hal brought i.telligrsm regaining the portio. of • ship recently east ashore en lal•ad. Oily eae body was footed. Tho wreak is • piece of the e•bia reef. •host .is fest square. 11i the body was a Mack errs a•d vest, black .tripod crew•/-., fair overalls, yellow oilskin trossera, new rods bee boots. He was about u3 feet is lent sad between SO nod 25 years of o,. body was need about 14 mils from Duch blends THE LUCKNOW DENTAL CASE. The r..lstrae. t.0..se • Whim et .ws .a t.. D.r..4..t KINCA.Di,., J.ly 31.-1a the mss of Dr. Pant eras of Le ek.., charged with pprr•aeettising de.tisiry without • lieges.% Mayer Harker has decided that rhe defend- ant is guilty d • breach of the dental law and timeshare esovisted him l• the sum el tweet. deign .red east& He e.ssidsred Nat the defesdaos was sr.Mid.g d.etaste, Yen, but feed it with Seeles jlsidis. Feeding the cold kip. It, nod . ea* cam afford to bete $ cough ter eold,aeut. sad leraing• . emeemptien. kthE mowed him ScOTT'S EMULSIO sham's 11111w1 11pft Qed 14..,' ou read Iltrimpluseraitse okimigthsw SWI tally Os, ,.� BR.WILL3AMS' P INK lLLS E PLE Int rug d 147, ewrlsh amos tenniter . all gf.al hoer, ba : o aolewr(tai ww�,g ie.t,,gars7Msa' WEh�aAKi AMEN _�i'!.l +hes• mwlrbst. ad MyL�ea $UPPERINO WOMEN din �w Meke�ioA banes Ind tltaah nl.wotfees *te-. to gad Nam. Y rasa PALE NM Satre MU ehowld take these PIM. They nein the peek .tail le. l-dlrlw M MMoshe k. anm d e y •H .- ll. per{m °sen es [ee t i wrw■pienpt w -teles l k•�y s a hooee sifter jtM TN[ DR. WILLIAMS MSD. Co., Beenvilla oma or KOMetnetn. LT, x x OldChirni (CUT PLUG.) OLD CHUM (PLUG.) No other brand of Tobacco has ever en. joyed such an immense sale and popularity in the same period as this brand of Cut Plus and Plug Tobacco. Oldest Ort Tobacco euvessjat• fusers is Cascada- MONTREAL Cm Plug,Mt 2 ilk. and me set draw any Use Wines the sechaoial and prellenelonal i..1...s whish go to make up the rt ed ds"Ysery. lir Jt... r- .. ps•a's P wade . OTTAWA. July 3l [Apsoisll,-To belpeva the tally taw .sa. el the s.wupapees w pbb15.b .g ridiculeus storm el cheap* is the (I...ram ss . soon as Bir Jake p•�o ro mo. Thea oiled to the e *Yat the Premie will retire hem the leader- ship tad be assailed by Bir (lariat Tut per. This is a oo.►ism Thome who an roan o. the Mends know teething of a this; Mined, men of the minister, are ta- ng • hcliday,ssd .11 are awaiting gar Jskn't nears shout Aug 90 at 15...04 1. What is likely to happen i. tele: If the Paris .ward peas is fever of Canada, eft Jobs Thompson may .waive soma Ii.perW honor, most likely a eammw to the ljsoon'. Privy Cesncil with the title i Right Ho.oeabi., similar to 81r Jobs Mee desald. Bar Joel Thompson will thes mil for Cicada, acid aft. • short net .mist a1 a number of political moetisp so • tale i• Ontario. De.py.d neon N Y ONMUahee a Moe N . E, July 31. -Mrs. James Wiling called to v i.it btstbasd, whet is no =de with M..... Car.a•11e. Biqa.�.iet•herrl, sad while seated rani.' Is him enm.eod sd1Mly to &rosth..tw terwly...d dud alma* fedwtly.. H.teW a 1M free. All are stifled to the hose that their maw will boy, se emery haily shield heel els ser.. booth d rho halt f11e �/ 11gr el Syni ..' MW. 14 area is 111 ism motive K awn heeds§ by dl Imams 1s. LOCAL IIRMTItB. Plowoo sash mimes rq•irrd 0 mdse.. , B..d-.m.t.r e1 (ii4 Ash Chimes' Butt Tho Y.P.E.C,L. of Ross ehsr.b. sheared holding a lawn mold w the Mom grsrA' es the mvs.i s el Monday, the 10114 ire. • Tba.. Gundry. A�ssto55 lwr, wHf 41 b! amnion at Mad.u,b'e how Duos** Q. 80Iw1.4•y And. 51h, North + let 9e, Wi- ese. W. Wewmes& Ush, Malts. and M.1sbm of Wen ki.de e n -1 -ole, satwl b b .bats. byWad' trot% E•w-twy Wks. Thlo wow fins Sold by F. Jelies, DrwoM. Thum wit Moly M w .amens boo by as wow* dthe �Mj14~ji. Msetalmefor Avis d�Wok ••d of ase rpimn who wish so os bow mots fes a My% wainwen 1.'.mot to te. pia tumilty en lo at kw ye oft 13.10 IMMO 511 mule lam. Bea. thea.. 4 114114. g ad Imo wf11 ..silks pens • p»t41 f` orU. Wham r ra.MISM rr�lii� Mgr t. Am a"thes11R1d flltrtlss*• SIM 1111 " Sioollsbe wrap'. Maisie ai1� fir weeds " W17 a .e.a� (wOM Ma Tilos . 1Iof