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4;117 GOBSCIENCE W 10 PRIZE ,A.BOVE ALL
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setting another good example to 'the
motherland is before the Protestants
of Canada.
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'Ile Luck now Sentinel Bruce County, Friday ,August 29th
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Ohurches, and aim to establish the
new orders of tlaegs by the beginning
'of the twentieth century. Thatace
cornplithed they may expect to see
British Protestantism follow our ex-
• ample, within the following couple of
decades.
Canada led and Britain followed in
tucknow. August 29tht.1890.
LalTORS ARE, RESPONSIBLE.
It is a comma /practicelor people
who wish to air their grievances or
• –r."-"s"--sseess •
vent eir s
tell the editor, who may object to be
d up in t,heir,disputes, that they
will take all the responsibility of the
matter, and that'the paper has nothing
to do but print their stuff. It is well-
known, however, that a newspaper is
legally. responsible for the statements'
of its corresponnts. This fact was
nnphasized by Judge Rose in a judge-,
ment given'on Friday last in a libel
*tilt between the Lindsay Watchman
rind Warder. He said : "The defend-
ent's papey equals the 'plaintiff's in
vituperation, outrivals it in coarseness
'ilia runs atone in ito distribution of
iltilte.t-thes_worat of the material
West Waufanosh Council
A special meeting was held on Satur-
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hers present. A communication was
read from the Township Solicitor re
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the costs being as follows : Garrow Jz
Proudfoot, $407.94 ; Cameron Llz Holt,
$300. • On motion of Messrs. Todd
and -Johnston; Messrs. tlribson, Locks
hart and Bailie were appointed•a coin
mittee to interview Mr. Oa
a view of settling a
obtain a detailed s
of the suit. The Reeve and Treasurer
were authorized to borrow $1000 for
the use of the township. Moved by
Mr. Lockhart, seconded by Mr. Bailie
that Wm. Thoins be paid $23, in full
of his claim against the town.ship, for
damage done to his crops and drains
by water flooding thene—Carried.
Coalition adjourned to meet according
to adjournment in Saturday, l&th ult.
eron with
claims ,and
meet of the costs
Our various dep' artments, DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, 11 A.
ICAPS,-CROCKERY & GLASSWARE.
READY • MADE • CLOTHING, ET0i
Will be foun.d complete, full of specialties amd prices
to suit the times.
correspondence and not editor a
Council met Aug. 16th. Itembers
does not relieve the defendant, for an
editor 'is morally as well as legally
onsible for the contents of the
paper. Such journalism would go 'far
to reconcile one to a censorship of the
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found."
SIGNS OF TB' 0' 'TIMES.
The .world moVes, says the London
A tiVerii8er. raven in Great Britain,
where the EstabliellW Church ec, long
strove to keep aloof from. the Non-
conformists, there seems a tendency to.
• make the best of the opportunities to
• m itually advance Christian principles,
and to .‘co-operate in good works
S,r. ,II. A. Isaacs. the Lord Mayor of
London, is a Jew, but he does not per-
• mit that fact to come between him and
his duty to forward:the public inter-
. ests. • A few days since, he entertained
the archbishops and. bishops of the
all preeent. • Minutes of former two
meetings were read and signed. The
Treasurer's iep.ort, for June and July
showed a balance' on hand of $20h.04.
Moved by Mr. Ba;lie, seconded by Mr.
Lockhart, that Alex. 1). Cameron be
eiat I r of
$60.—Carried. ' .The committee ap-.
pointed to consult • Mr. Cameron re
costs in gravel suit, reported that Mr.
Cameron had agreed to accept $300 in
full of his claims against the township.
This amount to . include his costs in
late suit and fees as Township Solicitor
since 1886. Moved by Mr. Lockhart,
Seconded by Mr. Tockt, that Mr. Cam- ,
erOn's oiler be accepted, and that he be.
requested to furnish a detailed state -
Meet of ilia account, as requested • by
the Board by motion on May 27th.—
Carried. The Clerk was instructed to
request the Ashfield Council to . levy.
an additional ride on the Ashfield poi -
tion of U. S. S. .No.1, sufficient to
Cover the amount over p ,id 'by the
Wawanosh portion of the section in
1889. Witnesses in the gravel suit
are requested . to present their claiins
at next Council meeting. A cowman
icatien from the County Clerk • was.
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Episcopal Church and the heads of the
, read, in which it ,was stated that West
various other Churches of the Christian
.Ws.wanosh will .require to raiga2202 -
' bady. The Bishop ofLoridon proposed '6 for County purposes and $247 for
-. . "The -health of the ministers of; all School grant for the current 'year.
denominations." He prayed for unity, Moved by Mr. Bailie, seconded by MS:
and added that he waeniore pleased to Todd, that, for the ts.xes required for
County and Township purposes a
have been asked to propose the toast,
County rate of 2 mills and a Township
rate of 2 mills le levied on the assess-
beca:use he had also been asked to
able property in the township for the
couplee.vith• it the name of the Presi=
dent,of the 'Wesleyan Conference the current year. The Clerk was author -
chief minister of a body for which he i7 -Pd to levy rates on the different
School ,Sections sufficient to raise the
had the highest adniiration, and this
amounts required bv the different
year a minister whom he had long held Trustee Boards. Several checks were
in .gre4t . personal esteem. Rev. •issued after which the Council ad -
Charles IL 1-(ellsin reply, said he did journed to meet on Saturday, Septem-
, not think that in. Engl.und there was a ber 27th.
probability of immediate union of the
several...Churches ; hut it was their
• duty to eultivatee kind spirit toward
each other end co-operate in every
good work. While there was so much
• to (IQ, they would not be warranted in
wasting their strength and time in con...,
ilict one with another.
Another illustration of how things
have changed since Nonconformists
. were ostracized and persecuted by the
State-aupported Church was given the
other day, when the Episcopal Bishop• ,
of Ripon (Dr. Boyd Carpenter) irivited
the Leeds Nonconformist Ministers'
Association to take tetewith him at
his palace, and expla,insd to them the
ninny sightiein and around the cathe-
dral. It was, a ministerial .chronicler
setae a teue Nirenicon.
The Britian exponents of the Gospel
pay not be moving in.* direct route
tosiss.rd sarganie ,union, ,but they are
doing the next hest thing : they
culti-
.Alf t0) the tipitit that lea& to brotherly
sympathy and eseopetattaon.
In Paned% the'dissiding littea are
.still less tightly drawn. Let Protest -
cheap as we sell for caash and produce
CAMERON, MURDOCH & CO.
LUCKNOW & DUNGANNON
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R. K. MILLER, Clerk.
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We keep all the best lines in
Twee, Dress Goo, • Millinery, -Gloves, liosierya, Corsets,
Lace Curtains, Etc.
•Also full line of gents furnishings. Our aim is to give
you a good article at a reasonable price,.
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Liingside
Mr. A A; Crowston went; on a trip.
to England.
The Misses Sarah and Bessie Tiffin
were visiting last week in Kincardine.
Mr. ° Richard McKenzie, wile leis
been visiting friends here, returned on
Tuesday last to his home in 'Manitol.a.'
Win. Milne, of Warwick, Spent
a fee/days lately with his friends here'.
Miss Belli McKenzie, of Detroit, is
visitieg her.friends here.
All' who wrote •fer third class certifl.
cater from this viciaity Were secsesa-
f al. • .
' The Misses Kate and Charlotte
Csowaton aro visiting friMids Dan-
ville. ,
Miss McLean, saf Wingliam, is the
guest of Mrs. James Crowstcm,
. Mie's M. McKenzie, who has been
sick for the last week • is able to be
around again. •
• The %steel Kate and Charlotte
Crewston came 1;oine from Dunville
last, week. •
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-All ,k0idii of groceries of the best
qualitiea kept at the new grocery very
atten e o.
only. Goode delivered to any part of i
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T. Lawrence has just received a full line of
SCYTHES ANL) STONES, SNATIIS, CRADLES AND FINGERS, HAY RAKE -1,
• FORKS ANDFORK HANDLES, 110E, POKES, HARVEST TOOLS,
COAL OIL, MACHINE, BOILED, RAW AND LINSEED OILS, WRITE LEADS:,
ZItiC, WHITE AND DRY PAINTS, MIXED PAINTS, ALABASTINE, ,
GLASS AND PUTTY, WIRE FENCING OF ALL KINDS, BUILDING PAPER 0. K.
DRY, AND 'FAR, ROOF TAR PAINT AND COAL TAR, WAWA LIME;
PLASTER OP PARIS; LAND PLASTER, LAWN MOWERS, GRINDSTONES, DAISY
- CHURNS, WASHING MACHINES, SCREEN WIRE CLOTH,FLY TRAPS,
PURE PARIS GREEN IIONEY EXTRACT91S BEE SMOKERS, liONEY CANS:
KNIVES, ETC., AND A FULL LINE OF TIN AND GRANITE WARE,
BRASS AND ENAMELLED PRESERVING KETTLES.
Eave troughing done on the shortest notice at reasonable figures. Repairing promptly
ers will do well to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.'
• gar „organic nnien tbe Protecant ,t,b0 !Ho, 111110S. T.I.A.WIRMI<TO, °wort.
Ants here lead iu the gvand movement
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