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\ The Scott Act Convention. St, Catharines News. The temperance people of the county and city met here in convention on Satâ€" urday. There seemed to be great unanâ€" imity of opinion of those present in a belief in the Scott Act, with all its acâ€" knowledged defects, as having discourâ€" aged the use of intoxicating liquors to a marked degree. The prominent feature of the convention was the pronounced stand taken upon the question of formâ€" ing a Third Party with Temperance as a leadplank in the platform, the opinion being almost unanimous that such & course would tend to retard rather than to advance the temperance cause. The meeting decided that there was no hope of help in their work from the Targ i Aeee i e evo urelenca 6e > * Aind is OR 5111(.' threeflpieces of its own selection. Ti \ the judging of the singing the follow ( ‘a.\ ing pbints will be considered, viz / Time, Wune, Expression, Attack, Har ( mony vand Execution, (1 to 10.) / Th C t_ea:Ch/er or some one of school age re. .Slldlr‘/.g in the section shall act as lsader ol "‘;t;hn-â€"eompefiitibn ; but.noâ€"réstriction H thewespect‘t o brainin S.inplacedmbpon wapts xenool" t the completion of the com petition all the schools shall unite diffo} Vati m. ip Yinging the National Anthen What Our Contemporaries Say cessful schools. Dr. McMurconix, Chairman of Com petition, but if from any cause‘it not be able to compete, have it and take part in the singing 0o: National Anthem‘anA in ‘tha aa ) / _ All children of school age (5 to 16 years) whether attending school or not will be admitted to the grounds free, ‘and will be eligible to take part in the competition, the only conditions being that they come under the supervision of the teacher and march with the school.. The children of each school shall wear some simple decoration viz: a badge or rosette,made of some cheap matsarial. 6. pI mDO giie. y ldMSIC34LE Competitidit At thei show last=year, the South Grimsby Agricultural Society have decided tc award four prizes (Â¥st : $13; Ind $8, 3rd $6, 4th $4,) to the schools showing the greatest proficiency in vocal music, at ‘their annual show this year, Oct. 3, 4. Each school competing, to sing bhrea pieces of its own selection. In L100 % wies‘s PLRT W public y the pro the mo are expressing their heartiest approval of tho efforts in this dircction of the honorable the minister of education, and of those teachers who are carnestly strivâ€" ing to fit themselves for such important work. â€" But more especially is honor due to the directors of South Grimsby Agriâ€" eultural Society, for the deep interest our maye taken in the musical part of some Cu\.;":\ducation, by offering handâ€" were the m'g;é%zgivma for the schools who by admitting to Vr\l?@?\lg?t 14 mu&lo aud schoolâ€"children. \ This \“zll(;un(lis h‘c{_“ all an impetus to the study ’)f:‘y ‘.Jas-glvcll ‘ AgFia: ~", aane ""*J«Oof music in the Music in our Public Schools. It with pleasure we observe that the people of Ontario are fast awakening to the importancee of voeal music in our public schuols. Parents on every side are expressing their heartiest approval eonoeoammmmmomenmmamanoremineit InitaArStener ns 1 GRIMSsSsY BEAMSV LLE AND SsMITHVILLE. . Of Aducat esent the p rtb in the singing nthem, and in the JAS. A. LIVINGSTON, f(aAk ABEPEADEAT Tuurspay Juiy 5, 18858 KDITOR AND PROPRIETOR 17 The TIZE J . NK ere was no hope from the Tory M a v sUuccess abtendâ€"| On etition at their| ou South Grimsby | ed have decided to | sol st $12, 2nd $8, | the schools showing | ot} 7 in vocal music, | th: this year, Oct. | the peting, to sing | urg _ selection. In | in ing the followâ€" onsidered, viz : i, Attack, Harâ€" (Eto 101 . The"" 7 school age reâ€" Mr. q sns triet, 1 £On DER RSON, of Com. been in the sue ulf_’,‘l/ng pn’n ast YSET «V i wIn 3) 10n 'mpri_ aen Or.t *b Â¥,o '; _~ yoar |\ rommempt "of Court," _ Whe C _ was the | Judge Frazer while his vietim was beâ€" ite| ing borne in a carriage and accompaniâ€" ed by an Attorneyâ€"General through 16 | sympathetic and â€" admiring throngs ? i06 | It is not apparent that the process by ee, | which the New Brunswick judges enâ€" he | deavored to vindicate their colleague ng | from the imputation of resemblance to on | Poohâ€"bah has lowered him and them in he | public estimation? Some form of proâ€" ol | cedure ought to be devised for punishâ€" iz:| ing judges who bring their Courts into ap | contempt. _A year ago the New Bruns. wick Court was as much respected as bâ€"| possible. Now it is impossible to be: ck | lieve it respected in the same degree. w, | This is a serious business. â€" The Minisâ€" id | ter of Justice has argued at great length nâ€"|and with all his ability that any one who brings a Court into contempt should s | be punished severely. Is J udge Frazer )e | to go seot free ? " Ain‘t anybody to be | r| whopped for this ‘ere?" asked Sam| 1| Weller on a memorable.occasion. It| iâ€"| may be argued that the judge and his 11 | colleagues have been sufficiently punishâ€" e|ed by manifestations of public opinion. 6| But that argument was scouted when , | employed on Mr. Hawke‘s behalf, though | .. | it scemed reasonable to hold that he, c l if he had conducted himself impriperia _ Strangerâ€"I have no politics this year; I‘m leader of a brass band. Citizen (to stranger)â€"What arve your politics, my friend ? from the Parliamentary speeches of Mr. Thompson, who was supported in this matter by the eminent legal authority of Mr. Davin, that the most dreadful consequences to society must ‘come of lowering Courts in public estimation. Men are punished for attempting suiâ€" cide. But how if they succeed in the attempt? There is then no recourse against them. They have voluntarily visited themselves ‘ with the heaviest possible punishment. _ And so it may be argued that legislators cannot devise punishment to fit the crime of judges who rush into the position that Mr.l Frazer and his associates have reached. i1 it was rignt to imprison and fine him heavily on the mere theory that his articles might possibly tend to bring one judge into contempt,. how can it be anything but grossly wrong to allow those who have unquestionably brouht a whole Court into contempt to go undisâ€" ciplined ?. It would be easy to show trom the Paritamentary. anoarnhax af Nlo From Moneton‘s Mr. Hawke it ann wUCL MINCLAIN, WC aro Clacdt L0 0 that a document has been sign them, repudiating the transaction urging the Provincial Secretary to an investigcation. * ANAMA ALULIUCLUH S ~â€" WwCicome fIiome _‘to r. Hawke it appears clearly that he is not been brought into disrepute by iprikionment for _ that . yagus tofferces was o f Its A Religious Town. jat6 ma';ke room for the ex 1 ® _ wWelland Tribune. {have bprought large num | i(¢0 s j d ‘a" Five exâ€"mayors of the town of Niâ€"| Dress Goods in great va ara Falls bate sisned" and publishcd of ladies to thisg Celebrat agara Falls have signed and published | quigdy, Inst see those a letter denying the statements set fouth | Gloyes, Ladies‘, Gent‘s a by several of the ministers of Niagara ; cost |â€" Remmember the gre Falls, and claiming that town to be as lz"i One"f(llfth gfi the pr 1Ses. i. tqs ‘hecked and t orderly, peaceful and lawâ€"abiding as | a tket ind triped Shi > ( P eze and ennround; )f Jufls, White and Colorec any town of its size and surroundings | andPainted Window Sh in Ontario. From the statements made l wans to get his German by the exâ€"mayors, and for many of | Gernany. Before leaait them they offer statistical and unquestâ€" ';n]e,\;]aife marked away d + o 5 u hag Cc ionable references, it would seem that| / @8 PUPCS exceeding e Ehatecs ort Alleent maclices ataAlte equil to what they bran« the charges of nlegal practites at the| andGentlemen will find Falls have been made to some extent (fqrsatgh:we an astonish from heresay evidence, and that a full | MintOnly One Door We; view of the cireumstances place matters P in a more favorable light. t amaitA., | T.;.., Government. _ The meeting should have gwone further, and passed a vote of conâ€" fidence in the party calculated to best advance the principles of Temperance and Reform. unished with Contempt Te IPES FOR ANYBODY. ave been sufficiently punishâ€" festations of public opinion. rgument was scouted when n Toronto Globe Harda on Oliver. nIs by public ¢ theArca,l imj litchell Ady nims ind 1 tionably brouht a empt to go undisâ€" be easy to show y speeches of Mr. upported in this ; legal authority lcome home" to ocate. stem of deprivâ€" ntarily | To patronize, from the fact t cavies; | duets its business upon a Â¥e yet an aggressive basis. It i may be | haw business each year ; it devise | in force; its assets; its surple judges | come, and the dividends to its TIG t he, Pa T porly N A Yourt A C on OUu order [ OFFICEâ€"Independent Office. _ ,TMEDICAL ExaAxINERâ€"Dr. MiIttwaArp By its low rtes and copyrighted plans, to thogse desiring life on endowment insnrâ€" ance in any form. _ Its policy contracts are favorable to the insured, being nonâ€" forfeiting and indisputable after two or three years, AS STIPULATED. The Etns Life Ins. Co., with 38 years of successfu ex perience, with assets of the choicest character of over $32,000,000, and a surplus of $7,000,000, f LIFE I1NC ASSETS Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordâ€" eons, Flutes, Fifes, Concertinas, Mouth Organs, Ete. 4 Instruction books for every instrument Pianos and Organs tuned and repaired A Full Variety of the celebaated Bell Organs always in stock. $ Every organ guaranteed for 6 years. Every Hiano warranted for 5 vears Always in stocl THE ETNA IS A DESIRABLE company of Pianos df firstâ€"class manufacture in the city.. Prices will be found very low and terms the most liberal. MJM onâ€"Piano; Torbnto:. The Eansdewne Piano, Toronto. The Stevenson Piano, Kingston, The Weidenslaufer Piano. Ge; The Wéber Piano, New York, the ! leading Piano of the United States, and the one used by the principal Italian 0 ara Companies. The Flse Piano, New York. â€" The latgegi;' ano Manufactory in New York. eekly output, 150 instruâ€" mentsâ€" HEstablished 1840. The Schubet Piano, New York. Thef@}q.},lfiz ano,, New York. : Cxp &R CP JOHN W, GROTE! Fek 1NSURANCE ~COMPAN 3 _ SECOND HAND PIANoS AND orcans 44 James yc in o ooveer in e t ce M behisadennt ol 1 teething is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescriplion of one of the oldest and best female Plysicians and nurkes in the United Btates, afd is for sale by @lldruggists th roughâ€" out theiworld, Pricc twentyâ€"five â€"cenis bottle. sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow‘« Soothin yrup," and take no other kind. OFFERS SPECIAL ADVANTAGES 3 Hanilton, Cufls White and Colored Lenos, Fancy Braid Trimmings, Bray, Vitoria Lawns in Black and in W hite iUld.Pgunted \\_”indow Shades, Watkins leaves for Euroc;e' on {}], Sets, Gimps, Dress TLinings, Button Ho wanlg to get 1,15 German and French Shipments on the %\'ater B;fth irnstant, to purchase his Fall 3md T (:("rln@ny. Before leaaing he intends to slaughter a creat vrriet ; war‘is declared by Russia and France ttle,\‘ai,‘e marked away down to less than Costoprices 3 ‘Fhe Car bttf)ods of which he has too much. Just ful, the prices exceeding low for the best makers‘ (ro.ods .m(pretks- ze a great sale this season; the styles equid to what they brand them. as some makers mark their C; 3 ):l')‘lm not buy Carpets except from hot a‘nd Gentlemen will fi}l(l almost every arricle they reqili're in f:;l‘),‘“ 'T_- »frame when they are not over (,'Qrsgzj have an astonighing large sale, they are the very best mak \n,h,f House Furnishing Goods at th Mint :‘nIy One Door West of Hughson Street. â€" Enter the Door isésisoféas and suit the ladies exactly 7 Sarpet Window. W. BELL & CO, to make room for the extersive alterations in i _ 2 | have brought large numbers to purchase the barmres. "The immense reductions in the prices of long lists, of goods| Dress Goods in great variety, Ribbons, Laces, Feat, Thenrew styles of Millinery, Mantles, Jackets, Jerseys, Mantle of ladies to this Celebrated House. A lot of various . FloWw&s, Hats, Bonnets, Gloves, Hosiery, etc., are attracting the quickly. Just see those Dress and Mantle Trimmined8 of Gwds will be marked down next Monday so as to run | Gloves, Ladies‘, Gent‘s and Ch.ldren‘s Hosiery, Laces, IXitifulnew styles of Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, Ladies‘ and ch cost . Remember the great reduction in (_)m-p'eés__Aul\v;;((-joodketc. "all marked away down in many cases less than 1 at oneâ€"fifth off the prices. ‘That is $10 worth for €8 T},e'u\wn, 'A‘apéstrv Down, Wilton Down, and remmnants of Carpe Cherked and striped Shirtings, Black Lace Buntines SeerS\;L;POt'e‘l goods arrived this weekâ€"Pink Chambreys, Cotft Cufls, White and Colored Lenos, Fancy Braid 'l‘rin}:m'inwc". Brai Vidoria Lawns in Black and in White, Linen (;‘f’“ «ndPainted Window Shades, Watkins leaves for Eurot;e' on {], Sets Gimps, Dress Linings, Button Hooks, Hose Supl wans to get his German and French Shipments on the \Imte 1‘)']-1“11 instant, to purchase his Fall and Winter Supplic Gernany. Before leaAing he intends to slauchter a & t‘ y L cte. war‘is declared by Russia and France againgt A ust th(:‘\';fi"a narkan away Anun *n Inoa F2 i ,.n,.‘P_A-,:__‘, C.T(")'?‘, t \f\rICty.LnnAo P Waala hnfl has too mnch. Just see the ‘\‘r81\" meaadelatiler Liano, CGermany The Hreatest Selection (Of Hartfo ‘RGANS, irplus G#2 C OoCkKk. Erices very low, fuitars, Banjos, Accordâ€" ires Wind C [nflam matio _the whole thing Syrup the fact that it conâ€" upon a conservative, ‘RKCn of your rest by a sieck ind crying with the pain ef If so send at once and get a Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup," thing. Its value is incaleulâ€" ‘lieve the poor little sufferer Depend upon it mothersâ€" ike about it. (It cures Dysenâ€" North, Hamilton sis. _ It increases its year ; its insurance its surplus : its inâ€" ‘,O7° G6G.7 G. 7,000,000. C IRC to the traste, f the oldest nurses in th Y all d ruger «t onn \re you disturbod o (of p ho es N bel 108 h3 fod â€" has o Co R U ao B io BA Pss B f t h C oo â€" Wo A * \ o 1 o mt i y i3 y t insured. it cures Dyser ‘s the Stomac lic, koftens th and gives ton rystem.. "Mr 1888 vears $ ~eiacnnee i mretorrnee NEREDONE o cinenentcmabrect Do you want to buy or sell Vil lage Lots 1 Apply to Do you want to buy a Hand: some â€" Private Residence Apply to Do you want to buy Choice Fruit Lands. Apply to To sell your Farm ? Put it in the hands of wW. 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Kinx Stre C meumecesinnone e conccen mnne marncemitn â€"rem °W KE , retion PC\ 0 h | fetemsn, 4LNsg; Or on to Of ul trio CC [ s " ® ‘f;i‘?;-zl-‘? s‘ Ree $ ~k - tl4 L. & a "a “@'“;3'5(‘; c ,}’" ;;%fl de hi ts ho i+ ic‘ ie . 1:)19 ill A , #/ # 'tcl » Eue ’7' a i ... t .‘j‘i§ & e (tho . e . w @ '_hey w Y pefore © o hi » i/ {‘v; ent C WÂ¥ / neverb l «. Whey i« h 1 / $iler, 4s * e i TiX the fre K ‘J_,, .:‘ en R ]' &4 PEVEELS S Lan THE THREAD OF Meanwhile, Warren Relf, navigating the pervasive and ubiquitous little Mudâ€"Turile, had spent his summer congenially in cruising in and out of Essex mud â€"flats and Norfolk broads accompanied by his triend and chum Potts, the marine painterâ€"now lyinghigh and dry with the ebbing tide on some broad bare bank of ribbed sand, just relieved by a batâ€" tleâ€"royal of gulls and rooks from the last reâ€" proach of utter monotony ; now working hard at the counterfeit presentment of a greenâ€"grown wreck, all picturesque with waving tresses of weed and seaâ€"wrack, R o antesy o s "cha‘ Thames # her, to pick up the sW ous accident. The s mainmast ; the waves ranks ; the gaff qgui the shocks ; and ever lowing rush, the re® her _ triumphantly Meanwhile, Warre» stray episode on §0( was still before his stray episode on goocd._ Ww HEVY â€" KiE ss) was still before his eyes, made V rapid dashes on his pad with a SF hand, which conveyed to his m strange shorthand hieroglyphics £0 idea of the scene a8 it passed before i She‘s a terrible bad sitter, this he observed in &A loud voice to P9 good-humored enthusiasim, &8 they together with struggling hands on of the Mudâ€"Turtle. «* The mom think you‘ve just caught bher ag skyline on the crest of a wave, 8h again, and over she goes, plump d the trough, before you‘ve had a C 1 1 We ““' nnan vour CHAPTER IX. HIGHâ€"WATER. «Signal aways good,humoutedly wind- “No mor I take it. That ] pad through anc damp brine. PC far as it goos C SUNSHINE AND SHADE. w 1: L ME CC O ) O e up the swimmers in case of seriâ€" 1 . â€"The shrill wind tore at her the waves charged her in vague gaff quivered and moaned_ at and ever and anon, with a belâ€" e t ouiccs ana ewent Over t of & Di SA ment lat sticlkky bri ‘r side. I simply ue Te w en J e o 8 ud a f the year, with a north ing strongâ€" across the a falling barometer according to the printed nade his way out of the _and turned southward tide in the direction of Fu LrOL U * | away," Warren Relf answered | ouredly above the noise of the No more sketching for me toâ€"day, That last lot she shipped wet my igh and through with the nasty ne. T‘d better Put my sketch, 28 * _ helnw in‘ the locker. rty Weaut‘y. u,:r hofasiut C 4A believe even Furner himself | »ia h ruch out of it in the way of & Pl”.‘?lfi(f:kfrgfii,n;fi nature.â€"Hold hard, . there, Lechoing tones t9 | k out for your head ! â€" She‘s| puoy upon the pc ) & thundering big 86@ across | The other ma his very minute.â€" By Jove !| steadily. As he how the smack stood th&t| lurched once mCX wave |â€"â€"Is she gone 2 Did it cil ray of light ip her, Can you stt her ahead | the surface of the of the suspicious right still," Potts ghouted from sight at onte of ® ere he stood now in his oilskin | swayed by the 3 ed from head to foot with the turned in ghastl ay, but cheery aS ever, in true starlight. i UE C J otsw maut 11186 s Port yourh down below in y e&ger S c uy o io g i ME ce y ite pape® while it | out Hugh Massin 1, made wild atnd ward in that 1i with a sprawling| on the mornin(g) to his mind, In Whitestrand. nl yphics some faint| dare face that bar sed before him. accustomed to the tter, this smack," | danger that other ce to Potts, with Aa they neared n, as they held 02| making straight fo hands on the deck | dexterity, a pale The moment YOU | rising and falling t her against th8 | the waves on th wave, she lurches | Rolf‘s casual atten , plump down into |py its strang® we » had a chance to figure. At first, pon your sheet Of | thing geriously & s precious bad sit: | stray bit of fJatin ; but when you 2nd | the light fr0m the unging and toss!2E | and with & suddexr ar an a loppy chaln:; i once it was somet a Hebeeh : Wind‘s freshening. We‘l do to keep her nose straig We‘re going within four or wind now, as it is. I wi clear ahead at once for thy strand. I would too, if i smack. This is getting e I like it, But we must k her, if we don‘t want he dead men. She can‘t live in a gale like toâ€"day‘s ] money." They signalled the me! unwilling still, with true s to abandon their ship, w hours of life left in her. the smack, the skipper © mute pantomime, as lor held out the water. TL Afor it, therefore, but to li humanity‘s sake, as clos to make as slowly as t] wind would allow, by su| the riverâ€"mouth at W hite? All day long, they held ing and plunging on the only towards evening did with the toiling smack, dusk along the low flat 8 Dunwich. There, a fist North Sea, one of these that plough the German out for the fishing fieetâ€", take up with all speed tc ket, fell in wit.hr them i} BME W t MBE M To L Cecesate t time, and transferring t] with some little difficul smackâ€"or rather her w line behind, and started to save her life, for the Warren Rolf and his c0} such aid, and preferring themselves at all hazards, alone with the wild eveni in the growing shades | their way up the river at «* Can you make out th Warren Rolf shouted < ahead into the deep. glo‘ the coast with its murky left it rather late, I‘m i up the creek with a sea ; we can spot the poplar | hardly like to risk entéâ€"â€" light on the sandhills alo be the lamps at wohitestral windows to starboard yon | ought to show PY rights a | of them, with th* striped | this side of is" | _ ss [ can make out the 8 1 | white paint on it," his co | gazing eagerly in front | fancy it‘s a shade too dar :1 the poplar. The lights | seem quite regular. St1 P | we could make the creek a | and the beacon at the hi fi ing the tree, if |you care A know.your way LP AB 2 | well as any .fin livfng â€"| we‘ve got a fair breez® 3 | gee, for gong UP the mo x | Whitestrand." 0| â€" The wind moaned like e | The timbers creaked and s Mled. The black waves 1 d | the deck. The Mudâ€" 4 8 | the shore before they k 8t | _ <. Loff, luff 1‘ Relf cal ad & CC he peereq once more into Lth with all his eyes. "By s T can see the poplarâ€"0 rn}:: catch it ? We‘re out of * | ter of a mile. We‘ve g °Y: | make it this tack. W _ J i can seo ;; catch it ? .‘ | ter of a t (i make it t # get our That wWi Jove 1 _ d got to no â€" I house U 14| Hial] : it n. They W~ | seaâ€"roon t‘ 81 farther, ‘Yre | of the C1 ed | better f Aâ€" | of the :‘;S.. fixed 0: )1 mering bYy | the an, ertâ€" | master: hetr | sgetting gU4S | now ; at } hand 1 belâ€" | ward. over | the tid :e!‘l}. set in 15 [( and ts dI ® war rlmfi on t 3 faint Xg?;t N. accus ulc f a 1d 01 | maki deck | dext ;b%(},x‘é risin irches ';k{lcf-}lf i into | py | ice tc; fig_m et Ol t +hin ter of a mile. We‘ve 6 make it this tack. W get our points bstter That was &A narrOW . 2"A" R«ank:. ~L 10 aaste: «IW s m OE the gma.ck I this time I exp$ His compan the word wi yawl answere breakers. Wit tween wind aD éfie myster ou! trough of the 1 with hoarse J0