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AND DOLLARS MANNING a COYLKr- Mala Ten of ace but who to Mi lunkri to When WAaonc J lie too all our cvviL If I tevi I id jviiC liiy A fttll my I It alio lit fcOtlO- 1 o ai l I i Use was a sure I had to iake Lit It li AYERS J J Co Cures others will cure you Ml rrdvr J HOu6u Anal MAURI AG LIOKN8KH At tin Offiot Main Power Gal BOW lit Wl Tcrraaifl per day genu H Iralni of Health I In la enrich the blood like putting money out at tattrttt Of Cod and ftiricUog all run Almost as Palatable as Milk get genuine Scott A It have been eirly in the fif ties that an exciting steamboat race took place on the Missouri Early in the spring of that year the Henry Johnstone and the Martha came from southern waters to their fortunes in the muddy stream At the same time At the busy levee of the growing each vessel looV on freight for the northwest It happened that the two boats dropped away from the wharf about the same lime The Henry Soigenson master was probably half an ahead of the Johnstone master It was in the afternoon Each boat was loaded with merchandise and both cabins were filled The steamed away briskly and midnight had turned from the broad Mississippi into the dark turbulent water of the big It was only a few moments titer that the Johnstone passed into her wake When daylight broke the boats were in sight of each other both steaming ahead steadily with no apparent ef fort to show high speed It appealed however that the Johnstone the faster boat noon the boats pass ed St Charles within hailing lance of each other The of each vessel sat on deck and watched the other boat pushing through the water but a few reds away The crews too eyed the boats from their respective fore castles commenting on the rival steamer A young fellow on the called to passenger on the John stone Tell your captain that we can leave him so far behind before sunset that he cant see our smoke This taunt was at once conveyed to at the rail and a response And you can tell your he mat he can burn side of bacon in his hold and not get a bend between us Then Captain came to the front for a word The did not come into waters- to race any but if you want to see what sort of a boat she is why I guess well have to accommodate you A shout went up from the drowning the reply that Captain made As he con cluded however he waived his hand to the mate below who sing out Aye aye sir with the air of an old dark brown of Five min utes from the closing of the little speechmiking the engines be gan to move more the blunt nose of the through the water faster and faster until the wheelhouse of the boat was abreast the on the John atone A passenger on the shouted Better poke your fires up will go plump It was a good piece of river in which the boats were running he bends were few and hot severe the water was deep arid in the channel The passengers crowded lo the hurricane deck and stood far astern shouting taunts at the sleepy looking Johnstone Then the Johnstone pilot his foot on the whistle Valve- A great cloud of steam enveloped the the top Of the pilot house arid then a shrill whistle sounded the first of the chime The others broke in with it ten seconds later until all the bunch of the Johnstones pilot house were shouting musical tie- fiance to the Music indeed came from the of those steam boat Whether from near Or far the whistles chiflic always to tell of calm deaf evenings waters soft music tire Singing of melody whisper of love whistle there came a stronger the heavy With each vibration the of passengers and Crew beat faster a hurrying Of feet a silence of voice The race was on Through lhe narrow chute- by Cat fish Island around by without stopping and Wards Hollow the boats raced sometimes forced almost to the grating point by the narrow ness of the channel Twilight found but little change in the relative position of the boats If there was any difference the had gained a few The moon was full giving the pilots a splendid opportunity for good work Its yellow radiance made a river of gold of the turbid torrent No one slept until midnight when a few of the passengers slipped off to take a nap On the there was among the lady passengers Miss Bernard a handsome young woman from St Louis She announced that she would remain awake until the won the race or had hopelessly lost Half a dozen men gallantly agreed to sit it out with her and together the party roamed the moonlit decks or visited the engine room and firemens quarters to encourage the grimy workers to hardy endeavor I wilt give you 100 to win this race Miss Bernard said to the en gineer And the same to you the cried addressing the soolyfaced head stoker The morning found the too yards ahead of the Johnstone Were beat cap said a rough trader addressing Wo were not returned the cap tain Im running this end of the race and depend on me to run it right What want to say friends he began is this Well be in good water before very long a narrow river with a deep channel and rock bottom Its the best water in the river Now we can beat that boat ahead of us easy enough with one thing It will take some grease If I can buy a few sides of meat from the cargo we can go ahead A St Louis trader was on with several hundred sides stepped forward in an instant shall have em cap he said for It was a light jolly cheer that went up hardly bowed thanks so hurriedly did he get away from the cabin and go below Turn the loose Jim lie yelled to the engineer and before his words had died the water the choicest hi inflammable materials were rammed into the yawn furnaces In twenty minutes the Autt was so close that every out line was clearly visible in the brilliant moonlight In two hours the boats were abreast ten yards apart I The from the furnaces of the boats gleamed on the surface of the water rivalling the moons brilliant rays The passengers on each of the boats could hear the others as talked excitedly of the race The noses of the boats were exactly together as they entered the long and beautiful stretch of river just below On with his own hand meat Into his until the J again passed the It was something akin to a curse that Sorgenson utter ed when he found the last of his choice fuel spent On on sped the It was ten yards ahead and gaining I More food for the flames Twenty yards and at the bend first I- A mighty shout went up from the Johnstones decks when the boar rounded so that I he Aull could not be seen It was soon visible again however but the Johnstone was gaining each minute of the time In half an hour had rounded and the race was won It had a start thai the could not overcome Just after midnight the lights at landing were sighted The passenger were still on deck talking of the race A pall of black smoke hung half a back from the stacks and by bend ing the car could one Catch the faint measured thrum thrum of the engine far back on the moon lit river board He You and ORCHARD The Temperance meeting was conducted last Sabbath by the Sons of Temperance and a very testing meeting is reported Lehman and Miss of was spending a couple of weeks visiting relatives arid friends in this place Mr- and Mrs Slrother and Master were visiting in Orillia last week Mrs May left on Tuesday for Manitoba to visit her sister Miss is filling her place as assist ant postmistress Mr of Manilla is visit ing relatives and friends here Miss MarySpencley is visiting at her home in this week Miss Conner and Miss Edith Case spent over Sunday in Newmarket Mr Ash and a lady friend spent Sunday with the Misses School opens on Monday with Miss as teacher TOO tor The very warm weather of late has had the effect of ripening all crops very rapidly and soon the harvest will be a thing of the past We were pleased to notice that Mr Greenwood had so many cherries to dispose this year How much nicer the item would have read had it been that Mr G had sold worth of cherries besides distributing 5 among the poor Mr George Morton has purchased old homestead and is expected back from Bute City Montana in the near future Messrs and were in the city this week Mrs and family returned to their home in Chatham this week A and wife spent Sunday last at Mrs Coon of has been spending a few days with her old mutes Mr and Mrs Da foe We noticed Mr and Mrs Wright Fogg of driving through here one day this week for last MUTUAL CORNERS The Coming Governor Aberdeen the new governor general of Canada Is expected at Ot tawa this month and the city pre paring a warm welcome for the Do minions new The official gardener has already prepared his tribute oh Parliament hill The foli age plants forming one bed been trained to show the coat or arms of the Aberdeen family and their let fortune follow while another fashioned out of many colored joints reveals the Tweed- mouth escutcheon of Lady Aberdeen and the legend Advance with cour age he of will land at or Halifax and be met at the pier by a committee of the Canadian Parliament headed by the Speaker of the Senate and formally welcomed and escorted to the city The latter place will witness the installation which this year i to be accompanied by a military turnout and by a gathering of Canadas most poli tical social leaders The sight will be for the of Canada will attend in Ihe formal dignity of silken robes ruffles arid headdress The senators have planned a fortnil imposing reception to Ihe Earl of Aberdeen The house of pro poses to honor the governorgeneral A committee will meet Aberdeen at the railway station and escorted by a of troopsthere tike a proces sion to Parliament hill Hall is in the hands of decorators painters and furnishers The lawns and the terraces are being trimmed and the fust reception promises be a tremendous social aye salt and ran back towards the boil ers In three minutes the smoke that came frorn the stick had changed to a rushing volume of coal black streaming a Quarter of a mite astern into the the right a rocky wall covered with clinging ivy rose to a height of feet Over it full moon beamed but the shadow of the great bluff ex tended across to the other side of slream Into this narrow deep black river the boats plunged like things of life The had a tittle advantage and not a aide of meat bad been used Pile on the bacon boys shouted and with a yell the grease was hurried the furnaces The Aulls captain felt that he was beaten He had use the best of his fuel the race Pile her on boys shouted keep her hot I Inch by inch the Johnstone moved ahead Theres butter on board l cried Miss Bernard Burnit and Ill pay The must win So butter in cakes and baskets was smeared over sticks of wood and fed to the greedy lames in the boats fur naces responded too for the slight gain that the Johnstone had accomplished was toon overcome and the passed the other boat shouted others and the meas ured choc of the exhaust pipes became hoarser than ever It was neck and neck Then the John stone began to gain again There was a bend ahead where the bluff broke for a few feet only to than ever a yards beyond For this bend the boats worked The thing was to reach it first I Farmers are very busy harvesting Crops are turning out fairly well Mr Homers house looks well in its new coat of paint Mr Win and family of Nebraska were visiting at Mr M Stairs on Saturday A man visited these corners buy ing butter and tuning pianos School opens on Monday if our teacher safely arrives from the Worlds Fair The girls from these cornets who tried the Entrance Exam were both successful Miss Bertie Wilson has returned home from where she spent a part of her vacation Is the correspondent asleep He did not report how the Band of Hope held in Mr Nelson Stephens came off Those who did attend from here re port a very good time A slight came up during the afternoon and ail were kindly invited into the house where different games were enjoyed which they had supper Before parting the member of the Band of hope sang a couple of pieces Lome Hendry recited a piece and Mr gave- a short address There were one hundred present SO- A young farm laborer named John Storm was drowned on Monday of last week while bathing in the Thames River at Chatham Ka The Methodist Church spire at Aurora has been completed and The inside of the church as also been repaired The opening services will be held on Sunday- and will be conducted both morning and evening by the Rev Dr of Toronto Liniment the Best While Mr Mckenna VS and his assistant were returning from a professional visit to King late on Friday night last they met a horse and rig without a driver They brought their find to Bolton where it was claimed by a roan named Davis a thresher of King township The horse had run away throwing him out on bis head One of his ears bad been split and a profusion of gore was visible on his clothes and person He had to be shown out of town as he hid never been in Bolton for Rheumatism Be of your matches and fire Everything is dry even the street loafer has a burning thirst Robert Turner the Hamil ton young man who had a leg cut oft by a train at on Monday died at Hamilton The Mayor of Gait has issued a proclamation warning people to have their dogs at once tied up or muzzled This has been brought a- bout by the appearance of a mad dog on the streets of that thriving town A week ago Saturday after noon a barn belonging to Mr Janus Johnston near Stroud was struck by lightning and burned to the ground The years crop of fall wheat barley and hay were consumed There was some insurance On Tuesday a eld of oats on Dr S farm roth con Whit church was set on fire by a passing train and atone time the house and barns were in danger but a few fur rows of the plow kept the fire within bounds About shocks of oats were consumed Joseph Richardson of the late firm of Richardson of is being pursued by a cap ias issued at the instance of Messrs J King Co creditors of the firm which lately assigned The es tate turned out very badly though a statement last February showed a large surplus Robinson J P ex reeve of and exwarden of the County Council was the defend ant in a charge of assault preferred by George Morgan manufacturer of Village before J Wing field J P Wednesday afternoon The matter was settled out of Court Mr Robinson agreeing to publish an apology for the assault and pay the costs of the case which amounted to While Gen was fishing off Channel Grove on Friday befell into the His friends mischievously steamed away in the yacht and allowed him to swim to shore The General is a good swimmer and the trip gave him no trouble He lost a belt contain ing too however and now nearly all the fishermen of Wolf Island are grappling for the belt for the recovery of which the owner offers re ward What might have been a serious accident occur on Tuesday evening to wife and company while driving down a hill in Pickering township The strap at tached to the broke allow ing the vehicle to come against the horses which caused them to kick Three of the traces became unfasten ed the tongue and the rig was upset by the horses drawing side wise by the remaining tug Fortunately no one was much injured K5u When option was an open question for the ratepayers of Pickering Township to upon those oppose to its adoption pointed out that it was a dead tetter in NEW WHEAT CLEANED FOX READERS Grasshoppers arc destroying the crops in and around County A party of Icelanders ar rived at Winnipeg Tuesday They will locate in Manitoba An excursion boat was cap- sired on the River Shannon Ireland and seventeen persons were drowned an from Pennsylvania was cut in two a handsaw in a mill at Hull Point Que the Township of Faraday Hastings County a local option by law was defeated on Saturday by a smalt majority Valerie ICdwards the re year- old daughter of Ioht Ham ilton was killed the kick of a horse on Sunday night A cable from says that Queen Victoria is enjoying the best of health took a short cruise on the royal yacht Tuesday of New York has sentenced to be electrocuted during the week begin ning Monday October Harvey Vance a boy aged a- bout five living in was burned to death as the result of throwing coal oil the siove A train on the Valley railway Wales rolled over a steep embankment on Saturday Seventeen persons were killed and injured The steamer blew up miles below Ore gon on the Snake River Six per sons were killed and a number wounded The series of lawsuits in con nection with the Markham Village public works has already that village and the end has no yet arrived A fishing fleet on the wis overwhelmed a storm Tues day and many boats foundered Seventeen persons are known to have been Reports from the great pota to areas of and Whitchurch townships arc to the effect that dry weather is likely to greatly short en the crop Charles Huston of Ohio a young man in search employment had both legs cut off near Hamilton by a train which Its attempt ed to board George Fanning aged Alnwick Township Northumberland fell off a load of grain on Tuesday and striking his breast on a log was instantly killed will submit their by law tor waterworks again on the of September There is no doubt but that it will cany with a majority this time Mrs James and daughter Goodwccd while out driving a few clays ran over an embankment and were much injured especially the former approaches a grasshop per plague infests the surroundm townships Whole fields turnips and late oats have been destroyed by Gazette An inquest was held at Hock- wood on the body of the unknown man killed on the between and Acton No clue to Ids identity was discovered total of taxation for the current year is 1 rA mills mill being for pur poses and Industrial Home 5 for reiuireients and lor village A daughter of Rev Mr August Methodist minister of Virden Man while playing with matches set her clothing on fire burning her face breast arms severely The damage caused by the floods in and Northern Hun gary has- been very extensive At fourteen workmen were drowned and at sixty lives arc reported lost the employees of the Man itoba Northwestern Railway went out on strike for back wages Tuesday at noon arid the road is tied up Later The men have been paid and are at work as usual There seems to be a growing demand for frogs border and Canadians as well as their neighbors aid in supplying it Last year several hundred worth of frogs were sent from Ottawa to New York and large quantities arc shipped every year from Rice Lake packed ice for the American markets During last week a great bush fire raged in the neighborhood of the forest they first caught twenty times and fined only once They asked the people of Pickering to believe that violators of such laws were such slick fellows that law could not catch them very often and that witnesses would swear falsely to de feat them when they were caught We have seer sufficient cases from Pickering to test the truth of such stuff for four out of seven hotelkeep ers have already been convicted by Inspector Ferguson As a matter of fact one no longer hears around here that they get off every time but rather that each charge is sure to convict and apparent that the fault in Mariposa is not in the law but in its enforcement In Pickering the only- hope now is that that the High Court Judges may lend their efforts to tangle the law up in appeal cases and each violator who is fined at once pro ceeds to carry the case to a higher court in the hope that some techni cality may be found which will defeat genuine attempts at enforce ment Whitby li the Hair first caught en the soon threatened the des truction of Midhurst Carrie lire brigade was summoned to the scent- on Thursday afternoon and six fire men with the fire engine upon reach ing there checked the fire Mrs property including house barns c were burned The sturdy farmers fought the fire for several nights- Gazette Monday morning Henry a well to do farmer about 5S years of age living about five miles north of and near the small Village of Columbus had his two sons hold by their heads a span of colts attached to a reaper while he got on the seat to drive the sons let go the colts sprang and the driving wheel of the machine Struck a stone Mr was thrown off and fell with his head before the driving wheel which passed over taps His car was cut off skull smashed and life was extinct as soon as he could be approached j