HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Sentinel, 1882-10-20, Page 4tons. ` Then the. Granit _,Jury had pro-
tected persons .4• believed in the free
discussion of everything that concerns
�`"" them,. and stood bbetweenthem and the
power of the Crown or the officers of
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OlTARJ0- ELECTIO11iS:
The result : of the by-elections. in.
Ontario Wednesday, mtzt , be ' very
•st tis£actory to. the Hon. 0 Mowat, asin
the. Reform constituencies heard from.
Ie,has: been sustained; and some. of the
strongholds of, the_ Conservatives' have
• been taken, and others show. such signs
of weaknes that a'hope may be enter-
tained that at the e general olectionthey
w ill fall. into line-
and enable - Mr.
Mowat to demand from the Dominion
Government justice for Ontario,. which
for some time hass been denied: `So far
as: heard from the result is as follows;
South Bruce,; OxOonnor, 'Reform.
South Waterloo, Masters, Reform. -
}South. Essex Balfour, Reform;
East Simcoe, Drury, Reform.
Glengary, •Bayside; Reform.
ry ti:-
West Hosting, Rose,;: Conse a . Bei . .
Muskoka, not heard: from,: '
The .Mail will have to wait a: little
be£re "Mowat least go," Thepeople of
Ontario, are topatriotic to entrusstto
the subservient followers -of .Sir John: •
the - rfghth and privileges. which are
guaranteed to: us by the Confederation
Act, and Ontario willnot be alone in
- making demands for strict adherence
to Provincial Rights. Manitoba three.
ugh the columns o4 both .Coiiseevative
and Reform journals: state plainly that
there will be. Ito stinneNDER.`
• South Bruce-.has.•done-nobly and the
,Reformers feel satisfied that with uni
ted_ efforts they can hold the fort..
Town . -
. iitcarcltns�� "o rt throe ` lithe a>�er:
felons ofa.few govcl and true hien has
- again t' ie prix lege•of ranking as a Re=
form M;unieipality: The able analogi-
cal speech of the 'Hon. Blake
/rk. had quite a clifferent.e_fect .than the
Moil anticipated. Will it give hint any
credit 1 ,
Huron has. added to its laurels-, and
. the men who -halve so- diligently •looked-
after the electors have now received.
their reward. Nothing. likework arid;
. care. -
Teeswater has also testifieddto. the
work and - the Hon: a : Mowatmay feel.
satisfied that his labor has notbeen in
' vain.
Kinloss -would also s1'ew an.increas-
ed majority but the stypidity or per-
haps worse=conrluct of one'of the Dep-
uty
-
uty' Returning Officers; deprives one of
- the ..wards of 37- votes, but
lesson that the electors will no : doubt
• remember and avoid in the future.
OUR JURYSYSTEM
the presen€t'Grand Jurysystem has
been forcibly -assailed by some who
oirti t that another, and cheaper substi-
tute could be introduced.- The matter
_ hasbeen brought before nearly every
Grand: Jury in the Province, 1n order;
to test popular feeling on the subject. '
I, has been almost, unanimously con-
ceded that at present no better scheme
can be devised by which criminals can
obtain justiceand the dignity= ofthe
lair maintained. Chief- Justice Ar-
moue, in addressing the Grand Jury at
`Poroi to the other day,... said. that; the
present system Was a. dem. oeratie ad:
ministration `of Justice a,1?P
s opposed to an
. �
autocratic, as the men composing them
were selected: as representatives of the
people -There were some persons who,
would do away with the system and
substitute some autocratic board; but
he- had never Seen- any feasible surges
tion for a plan to take its place. As
the Taw now stood a' man could , eat be
at on his trial until, twelve of. his fel-
lows>had unanimously agreed upon a
true bill., iIn quiet times, when there
were no prosecutions; for sedition and
felony,; the Grand Jury was not quite
so necessary as when people were put
on trial for political: ' or religious: opin_ -
the Crown. - Alluding -to the :-Petit.
Airy., be said that a great many persons:
were opposed to i but for his part he
beiieved that they were more likely to
come to a correct iverdict. quicker than
persons higher up`•in: the scale of edu-
cation and culture Doctors, clergy-
men -and ,lawyerswere more apt to Ileal
with subtile- distinnetions - rather than.'
questions of fact,, and he was satisfied
that in moat cases therm three classes
of men would be.unable to agree upon
a verdict.: ' In nine eases Out of , ten,
theverdict of a comm on jury would be
a correct one. As it , now,: there
`must. ibe an unammo verdict of
twenty-four. men before smaarreceived_
a sentence endangering his •life.
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ASKFIELD OOUNGFL,
The Connell. met at Young's : hotel,
Kintail. On the 5th of October. The
members all present. The minutes of
last Meeting were read and- signed..
Petition of Maurice Wallace- and others
it eying the Council to.make_ a covered-
dra n on. the IOth and llth concessioir•
road near John Bowler's. Account of
Mitchell & Carey for- printing.' , Moved
by P Clare,- seconded by Joseph
Griffin, -that William , Hardy, of Luck
now,. be paid the sum :of forty tvo`
dollars for board and lodging for John.
Boyle,an indigent. Mr: 'Jas. Brown, -
Collector, gave his - bond and received
the roll. The: following aoeounts were=
paid: Benjamin Augustine, 4 stringers
and placing. plank, fixing butnient on'
bridge on S.; L. • -6 and 7, con. T4, $2.5.;
Abij ale.' Reed, ditching- and : covering
crossivay'ort S. R.6 -and 7, con. 5 ,and
6, $S. 97:1; PeterBayne, fixing scraper,
60 cts. Samuel Phillips, . drawing
plan of 'bridge, S. R. 940, eon. 7, E. D.,
01. Kenneth Matheson, gravelling on
S. R. 3 and 4, con. ' 12. W. D., $10 .:
William McBride,, inspecting :gravel:
ling south of: Port. Albert, $2.50;,
Daniel Campbell,gravelling on, S. i:,
20g yds at 10 Its per yard ; certified
by John McLennan, Inspector, $226:
72 Its. ; Mitce'l:I & Carey, for• printing,
$60:70 cts: ; John•MoLennan, inspeet-
ing gravel work on. S. R, -$14.; John
.Matheson, ,art -€ivment for -ditchint,
g
P_P
on con. 12, $35 ;. Henry McBride,- re-
pairing Scrape?, 65 ets ; W. 4. ITall,
repairing scraper hancle, 75:cts- _ .. -
Tle Council adjournedto meet
again on Wecinesclay,; the 15th Novem-
ber, at Dungannon -
• JOHN 000KE, Clerk, •
s.
ittit7 rR»FID. '. h
B RBot tr—WEBSPEi . On the -- 4th
inst,, in -West Wawanosh,; by the
'Rev. W. T: E. Barbour
of the township of Erin,. in the Co.
of WelIngtonto Miss -Mary Jane
Webster; of
2_
-Webster;
BORN. -
McK�v.—In Laneside,- on Sunday,_
• Oct,- I5th,the wife. of; Wm: McKay,
of a daughter. -
McGaaRv: —In Lucknow,on. Saturday,
Oct. 14th, the wife of Arthur Mc-
Grory,' of a. daughter. - .
die -its. Wealth
TREATM ENT
DR. E. (i. •WLST's NEIivF. ARS) 13ii:%I.t
.Treattnent,a. guaranteed specific for. Hysteria,:
Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, -Nervous. Neu
rai_:ia,; H eadache,Nervous .Prostration caused-
by the use of alcnholor tobacco,Wakefulness,
Ment'. Depression, Softening of the Brain,
resulting in int+an.i:ty and leading to. misery,
(Imlay and death, Premature old age, Barren-
ness; "OHS of Power in:either Rex,1nvoluntary'
-tosses and: S'perniietnrrhtea, caused by over
exert on'of the brain self-abuse or over indul-
gence. One box will. cure recent cases.:Each
• box contains one month's•treatment. One
dollar -a box orisix boxes for five'dollars ; sunt
by mail prepaid 'm receipt ofprice. We"guar-
anteesix boxes to cure any case.-- With each
order received by UR for boxes, accoaipsn-
Teti with five rlollars,wewiil send the purchas-
er.mr.-written guaranteeito refund the mono
if the treatment sioees not effect a cure, - C. e1.
Suer..ta , Serie Agent forl;ucknow. Joxx'C.
\VEST d: Gu., Sae Proprietors, Toronto. Ott.,.
Liver .Lomplaint, .
Ie: rill her an indefinate term, as .eeinemonly
understood it consists of a. torpid_ sluggish
state of the '.iver,-a deficiency orasupeirabuin-
dance :of bile, or an altef?ation from Its- proper
Character. All disturbed' .action df the liver
and billfary. organs, .giving . ris' to pilin in
the side,: or under. the°sshoulder blade "head -1
ache, weariness., dizziness, sick stomach, lots
of appetite, bail bowels &c._, are promptly
cared by Burdock Blood Bitters:. -
•
dST RECEIVED:
T O'
rhich I am selling off at very low rices,; as wheat is Cheap I. reduced my goods accort
ly to meet the Farmers. Dress Goode for tl cents per yard, worth 15 .cents.
! A ._..SE LLtNC:.. THE
F- FOR
So as - to give every one a chance to; see
GROCERIES, 'BOOTS and SlidES HF D iA1E LLUT
x1>�
Dress and Mantle Making on the premises. Call andsee rely fine assortment Tw
.Estmememostmeeis
here.
d :CROCKERY, TEAT CIIE lriy
ds : ecialt��--
�P y
CLAN TARTANS; SOOTC
GLNGARY,:MARQUIS OF 'LORNE, TAM. O'SHANTER -AND 13AL
ORAL,- Scotch- Ornaments to Suit.
.COMPLETE sTOCKOFANCY �11- - DRES7
C40DS ,:
C^�I=HT P OITN D8 Off'
-Never be Without !t.
Tourists- and all who are subjected to : a
change of climate,; water, diet, kc., should
never 'b, with ►sit- Dr. Yowier's Extract •.f
#O DONT _YOU FO RCET
$1_OO.
Alex,- Ma t: tyre;
PREMIUMS -
`ORM P,OWDERS.
_ Are pleasant to take, Contain their own!
Pnrgatiro Is a safe, surd, :and` effectual
'''estroyerof worms in Children or Adults;
OnesQan.
On Deal . Estate,: at reasonable
rates . on terms of payment' to
suit. BOrrotiel's.
ELLIOT TRAVER-.
OFFICE- N,Ixt to Post OL. e
LuekIst w, :Marc , I >
T- LAWRENCE'S OLD_ STAND, LUCKNOW..
To the farmers and the general:. iblic.. it.w li not. a .'
.ou:.to buy •all thing rn-th -. -ar - r ll 'o call at pay
the
.Y :. � _ - Y . a e H clava e,Lnne tilt you u New Hardware Store of :T.. Lawrence,. Campbell:street,Luck-
now, where a great -variety of goods is now opened out. New
designsin Builders :Hardware,
.
Cutleryg Plated are PaintO0- Gass ?ulIy, Shae1s
a
--,
Manure and Pitch Forks; Iloes, Rakes, and everything rating
First .-Glass • B;Trarbrare
.
t. will still continue to =; keep
usual a fine lot of
•
ranite Wares,
also Box, Parlor,
dk t
C
And f which are marked down -low,
8
EST
AND 6RAZIN® NDS ARE irOUNbCN
THE Northern Pacific R. R1
w MINNESOTA, DAKOTA,
nio'MONTANA.
BIC-CROP:-AGAIN-IN8-1
Law PRICES : Loma TIME; SERA.TE FOR !MPeaire
HENT; REOUOEDFARE ANO FREIGHT To SETTLERS,
FOR FULL INFORMATION,ADDRESS '
. HERMANN TROTT, GEN' LANs Aar.
Morn=wii�i�esq 8T. PAUL. MINN. -
NACAE
Vishes to.inforni the -public tliathe iters
A°nst#intly on -hand a
IRST-CLASS STOCK
en's:
Women's,
Misses! and
Children's .Boot.
o. and Nxami"ne his
,really. su '
y ..puna::
as ock in each: class, especially
Buff Debbie: Wh 1e•Stoc4i-
Before purchasing elsewhere
Manufacturing a Specialty..
Last year's stock Bald at and undet
mat
'Ergs and Butter - 0. g' taken ti .�
for goads.
A';L EAt ER
Eavetrou. -hin and .Re�airin = Promptly Attended 1To,
g g -,Repairing P
As non -
ebut first class vccrkmeu are employed,: .gid,; alines fav-
oring,
Y P
orin ._. us - with their warir can rely upon having ,a,
�. •.. _ ; . - .. Y P -having good job.
done,and at as low ..rices as -can b done -iii:an; first-class shop
P. .-:� Y
the coul1try.. While::returnixi my thinks to the p lblic-fir.
lin
the liberal patronage bestowedn nie ; i tler
Iasi, 1;Lo a tiir
the tontinuauce of the:same in. the
tut! e,:=. • _ -
RN'
11- Teas and'Sug
AGI-
•
Wild Ssrawiy,theinfalij,lle reedy for au'
IUuiaurr cum aI t •
solved: to be abreast of the l usines4
has just laid in a splendid assort-
ed stock- of
that he is noir in a Position to offe�t
his customers better value: Iban. .
eier :for their money and in
determined not to:.
undersold
$x
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