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AYER'S PILLS
,e, keel proportion ot the dsiuh3Vie
emusi sheassist minoring result thiiit
Pant et the 'tweeds, hoes* sidliser
Avila's. Orrestmer 44.4ts at$ tUreotl epos
thou crawls, met ere etriauslellY deli
1V,4re VA 444001.41 044124 lir their dose*
$44344 toritudine Coastleetlea, Tsetse',
tLiete Diarieopalis$ notoltieleo. InTemeessilir,
_gust a awn of other ittimeats, foe all of
aktelt the/ are a sore, pure prompts libd.
PA'.1044b; ibtbilkly. 1110 1:WHAF40 140 Or 0410
411,11414.40 +mat physietteisinueguisr pro°.
Vee, ewe essisistalothly the esti:statism In
*Latai 441 Os LPN -1)3' tne eritelost prefor-
Coe.
Wieser:44s Ire comPountted of usgetehlo
-
ettri,
011331 114 encabsoletely free lout
va 1 cht ap," litlee.40.10140400/eiristimets
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. E, A feld1PertorfroniustIdaithilrrite1t
svolvateirriLui Aro orramette tenie Net
wo InT, ocestaut torapeutots. I bets teen
a *afore sulfcrer from Desinette and rOltr
11 t4.14 SOW the ealy tics* i soma tots. is
/Or trOieri' 1)131 d000 trill (011401 4000e illy
boyfpld i0.144 111.333 MY Imatk from polo. 'I)ul
st, re the MOst 01101311411 mut the rosiest i 4,q/ii4,
4 SIOWO ever malitt. It IA a p1rosur0 to tee to
speak In their praise, seta I always toi SO
W.: 441'..A111,:, Ot W'. I.. Page &Itre."'
Agorts'Oemoireit lasts.
% ''NtratikliP hips(Itiehumq.% se, June z, nest, ,
•...‘ lAsakli 'wed Avtura,Pitte Ist number:.
, sa14
s. suast.,ohwnie's'* , 1
• by ccyeoou. .iO
Wsknow, teem to4Ito ansblalreltsee tlykeep themesst ourhomea ize oast as smeekest, wesus re,iablemay sucatene.Am DtsrertAtey metersituitt„r
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j,T,AsTari.,7
Illoxilt. Texas, June It **
, 1%2. . , .
The iniv, VUANCIS B. 4/AnumP, writing
Avin,f4ttaithit Ati4 says: 0 rchr Soma TeAte
easel.1 gems neon suhiect to constipation,
)itaut, widish, bi rte of the eel or meal.
clips of vitrIsus uds, 1..1ulreret1 luereuting
isOuNottioacor 'until soriat -nasstiss age 1
otenetn.visknig Avenot lefus.7- They have
fiehrel, ,.....aorrectea, the costive ,.heahtslitt, l!iti
b U rdbtly Improsixi my sellers' lth,
Armes Caraistric PALA (sorrel:a breve
tartness or the bowels, stimulate the ente-
nte And tlinestlon, anti by their prompt and
thurOlogli aeons sire tone end vigor to the
'whole Phystcal economy. ..
.,,,,.. .!. 4131;t0t4b R. .
, cti,4g44,, P,01.*1•08#0171141014 7
. , . 84,114.1 by an Druggists. '
IOWA All experience the' wensterfel
O
LDAND beneficial eil'ects of ,
Ayer'S Sarsaparilla.
1/19,14.-*. wincebre Eke's, S.M.'.
talc! I. Eat*, 'Or 8337 scrofulous or rYith•
mint 111117 1313 a4o.23eajoia sudstrang
tor noose. .
• Sold by all Drugglit*; $1;atz botttes fOr, SS.
EWES'S 011.1470.9,
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Whatever through tritille Across
the contluent it may he :possible to
•attract. to the.Canadian Pacific Rail-
way,' the directors of the company
take Menne tasecure. 7 . r A I
, Horne has told the Britieli.Coleuibi-
, Leis that ateinnera will he put pe to
„,,isointect . the Pacific terminus of' the
road with Chine and Isipalt. As the
vessels Will be the 'property of the
• rail way coMpaity, A° Second interest
will he able to prevent the through
-mosa. being put at competitiye fit
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tires. the absence Of other con•
trolliag. influence/1, the bulk of this
•trattic min go to which ever compauy
will undertake tocarry it on the
• best terms to. the shippere. The
eanadiatt .11acifie Rail- .
..way Company, in thio particular; is
the only .ontithet can. bring aucciss.
lc wooitlhe knitstfike; however, to
supperrie that 8. hirge,,per.t. of this
tee* Will.'be•fduntitO be easily 46.
tainahles The A.Maricati transcon.
!bleep With the cern hinatione
they eau make, may be relied upou
taake. deep •ritte fight fOrthe
chief prize. Amerieso shipping,
theakerto the ruinous policy of left-
handed 'pettection," is itt elow • ebb,
-Fuld 3113 signaisf revovery are Yet al'.
parent. Over:the, Aineriemis we
seal1 have, in this eoeteet, 'one ad.
rootage, mot they will have one over
„ toe we have not 'debarred-. oUrselvey
front relying Steatite/tit 31) 4033)' coantry
.s141111 utilizing theft); tilO
could not, wider existing !ewe, na.
-thisilizeit foreign vessel of any .det:
seriptioni if •the life of their coin'.
,99e00e' depend . But the
A mericatl,trado ;with Chitia and Je•
2,patt is relatively -large; awl the great,
„,er ea re ef thie bade IN tamest Certeie
to be distrilmied through the agency
of 'tire A us .railWays. The
Englitli tied° with f:ihilitt and Jewel
%,iti the prize which the Oanatilait.Pa-
Llific R Way may hope. to sharp. TO
• he euccesitful, the'company museptit
through freights down et et conipeti-
tive figurew hkli ea riled can under.
'Thesteritten, it is not impreb-,
will • leave but. Albite profit.
Joat whatever may he the:.reselt.' of
the venture, tot enterpritie of stroll
dering.and •nmenitude -will deserve
Auccess.—The Week.
The Model Fano.
,
"two Grit .organa will ScarCely
have the 'hardihood • to clasp the
Farmers' Advoeofe witb„the "Ops
. Position haulm.” Tile .dc/vocate 131
strictly a farmers' paper, publiehed.
• moldy in the interests of agricul-
tur1 community, awl as a repro':
sentiitive 'fanners' organ it says 'the
following about the Agriktultural
college ; ' •
,g`isTever was so little done. haver
his there been tiucli ,irreparalile
injury done ea Lilo farmers as dui i g
the exibtence- of•the Alodel Farm.
'Chat wei ini &nit name; tioiv it le
called the Schee of Agricultere.
The fern' 'OP nat./Orally tintit for taste;
it ie iljaticut from the -Statute; end 18
.g girlie, to the .,tittrrotiading-.00untry,,
being filled with Canada thistles;
the road around the farm • ente so
thick witia them that the inhabit -
note/ desired taConipel the Govgirji-
90 them eut., but the 'Govern-
theot were not liablalor the taxefor clotIiIlg s
thjetles, es farmens aroi
'so the thistles weut to seed. The.
iiew buildings erected are not put
up nearly ea. well aft the old ones
were. Theeovince neither artiatic
ekill tier enavenience, hut aro.a coii
glotnerated mess of ill.eonstructed
Rill) in many deeps usefees buildingn.
They have not the order, neatiiese,
design or coinfort that mdy be found
in many farmers' establiahmeete; in
they- sterid aS a inonuthental
;disgratii re.therAhe'n slf
honor, 'The dairy reports have
hetet pronounced enreliabler and aa
for the teed report, it has been
Worae aen incorrect,"
If Mr. Mowat liae the interest's of
the terming people at heart one.
hundredth pert as much as lie pre -
feriae IA hat*, he will not allow
` these acousations to go for nothing.
etefteeteiresi'
• ?, 'Vanderbilt hag fold Maud IL to
13.0treeri for $40,06, although he
'watt Offered $100 00 for her by pro,
• otentieniel -turfman.
Pito home thieves were seterititisti
At Port Alfigitinis,Mentena, by cow.
b6, clieriliera, the other tiossr, it may
be notieistity to let the cowboy e loose
to pii.tify the air of Atilltatia, but in
the C'anotlian territories order is
ditainitifroyA by the -Mounted police
*Milano to who wish to lead agtilet
lito Will get dor most ohiltkotion ont
7,7 Arm,
Tams. 26 ner A
..41111);BA mmoe.
VOL. VI. NO. 40.
1 rigs ;maw obodiNenS.
CANADIAN.
A "Merry feast" 141 PrOvitiod for
-the-readers of the Montreal Menus
hy the publication Of retie:loon cur
rout tope*. Federation of the Em••
pire eto., by Sir Francis, Flimaks,
Prof. Gantt *MI others Ootablee.
Tbe.poldisher of the Orilleilimits
was arrested andeppeared npour&
Jag Seturelay.to aii8wr * charge of
criminal libel teeferred against him
bylthe if ublielter of the Orillia Nett*
Letter, Judgment reserved,
Twe Eidvetion Army officer* +id
Preston, Opt, bave -been fined 11,I
and Costa each or eight days in .
for violating *a by-law prohibiting
shouting, dec. '
AIL) Dennison, of Torout,o,• will
command the couthigent of Caned.
imp' voyageurs destined to.ait143rit•-
ish transportattorh on. the Nile, ,Egy•
pi. Quite a cheugektemo Alm pines
t o the pytatuids.-
The trial of the petitiou of Dr.
Roome whist the return of D. M.
Cameron, M. P. for Wait Middle-
sex, resulted in:the,„distelesall of the
cese, with cosi', 00 1he4eti1ioner.
,
.• Everything ivas , ready • for the
marriage of a young mush, feadier
of Kingston to 4-Presityteriati Milt*
Wei of Nova Saddle and the erre,
n iony was Ito have taken place hiit
the young lady strangely disappear-
ed. *
Therfrost on Saturday, last• week,
did some damage on the town line
hetWeil Erin and Eramotia.0, Trte
potato tops by noon on, Sunday Were
black, allowing tre-blighting effects
of a treat at this thee .of the year.
F, Dunbar, of Guelph, the sculp-
tor, has juin; firtifthed •a clay model
bust of Hon. O. Mowat, A number
of friends of Mr. Mowat have seen
the model and expressed themselves
as highly pleased./ with 11,-.
From six weir of fall wheat Mr.
Geo. M..Schneider, who farms a few
mires hiside the cnrpoistion of Ne*
Hamburg, • threshed .318 buellein,
which h, a,yield of 53 bushels to the
John Teenier Will• row either Ed.
„.. -m Is
.,.. .
ward Iranian or Willia'eeeb Nee
$24500u aide over any Suitable !alit
course'. in ' England, - within , four
months; five rudest with one turn, .
and °puree to be inetunlky:acceptable.
. During the pedt seVen months the
Portiere] offipees have seized 36,373
,
gallona of etc.,: 8,138 gallons lager,
2,276' gals.; - rent; 2,088 &none of
whisky. The hnee amounted (6411,
900. .•
The Beason is :around' 'once mere
when ' we hear of .quilts' made of
an inOnite number Of • pieces, . An
old lady 82 • years of ago, roiding
near Hanover, :has just completed
one cep teining nearly 4:000p2)eec3ii
eael, .piece. being el Outthe alio of a
colt. '•. - - -
. ,The late bolt snit irim conipany
being iit'progreas of liquidation, 0
new Ceinpany or li•Selisig men lias .
!seen . formed called the. ptitainitin
Belt company; . :and a- eherter , wilt
ahortly be obtained. They have di,..--
'ciile-11 tO reepeii'. the ' W orks : at ' the.
• Humber. /se October 1st. under the
inatiagemenf:Of 3tr, Livingsiotie.
. , T4 new seriett of reeding hooka
for high .00.7p lic sahools in.Onta
ria, in Prepera tote; will not be
-ready' for.. .. on flew. , Pert of the
0.„...te)
. . '
series'at least will likely cotne into
Use at Chriiitintis. It is thought the
books Win be:published by the three
duos that have lready prepared tem
of readers. :. . •
arnes•-Drake end Charles: Dun,,
eentenceil itt Port Arthur each
vo Years in the:penitentiary for
,
way rot -Jittery, jumped it V erbee rti
1 the steamer ."Ontario" into
Huron neer the Smile : They
pieked the 'leeks aud removed
slieekleso and apparently ex.
ed to switn three miles to shore.
0 vies -rescued by a boat from
teenier in an -exhaeuted , cOndi.•
but Dunbar wentdown.
,
bar,
to t%
high
iron
lake
had
their
peat
Drak
the s
time
.A.t
happ
tx L$
Well
with
•atel o
raise
seein
by so
the el
face a
being
there
other.
unfortunate shooting accicleet
ened Henry Galion of Guaira;
eputy,• Registrar for South.
ington. He was out shooting
two other proteifieni citizene•
me of the party seeing a bird;
d lila gun quickly and fired, not
g Mr. Colson, who was hidden
me underbrush,•through wldcli
lot worn, striking hint in the
fed injuring hie 0,1 ea One „eye
. 'completely destroyed, while
is • bet little hope Of saving the
• • ,• :
PAO, Eye . gentle:: e:
following to the Guelph Mercury :
"Last Wednesday, at London kat -
noticed a Iodv from G'tierlple
willien I thoug going, home,
but to my surprise as I afterwards
saw, 011/31144 purchased ,a. Collet to
Mali Station on tbe-litie, at which
piece r wait Alen itiopPing. trete
she watt joined by another Of the op-
posite sex, front Guelph also, who
expected the Meeting. r learned
the above from words / heard fall
I thought you Would not
coine"—and they entered the hotel
and palmed the night end part of the
next day as wan and wife; When
the balance of .1)30 journey Watt' at)
CoMphalled She repaired to her
home...the' Items -Of her .parents**
with the appearance of a loving
daughter and a deserted wife. I
think ouch bstaiuese should bo stop.
lied by those two 'partial, in reaped
of their familieti, and that they
altotild bo content with their own
partnere."
A mob of about two hundred Men
and boya Surronneitel the Gospel
artny barriteke, Batik Ont., for the
purpose- Of rottan,egging GauersP
Atherton, Otte or ONO Oi th0 nutie
Converter who appeared outaide were
greeted with * 81/00/dP Of eggs end
compelled to heat iti tindigni4ed re.
treat', The gallant general remained
inside th30. riarretifflo where he *mg
eerroontieJ hy * ring of Ids female
concerto, whew set protected Lim,
until about two o'elook in the morn
Ing, four hour* eget the meeting
was. (Herniae, when he made Itia
escape AM) II the roar exit. The
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PHIBEPIENOW4T IN ALL THING18..4414TRAt„ IthtlellOTHINGI."
Plito,dlavs, sto at I
I501r* young C444414100
aro
letagl4e—coid etteettrai
1.10tion lof a liftkely 4,001
litiptitriatke press—thec if
not voieing wertNt hew
tcs /JO % ii
--" it met "going to this htfit
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. WRIMII. * TODJ:k ZuhUgherg, emigrate in that tkirei.tion
CLINTONJIVRON COUNTY ONT lirEDNASDAX UPtEliffSER 10. 1884 ITIJOLE NO. :303
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..•darkarli
We want every perspn, . old and young alike, to watdli this
spaceand see what -
Ffas to, say in a future issue, regarding the Tailoring Depart-
.
ment of his Establishment and his new Cutter.
It will astonish you!
Iust open64. Out, •C4hithiprps, Blaok
azid-Q010ed. Velveteens, reir P
...Opeeding7
,t03.4-430.0 them!
, .
•
hypocritical. Some time iigo h
took a yrallag girl „convert from
Paris on a ealvation starritig tri
and vague ' rui»ors as to their re-
lationsworked the people up to a
terrible state of excitement. • ,
The Scott act is to be spbmitte
to the electors of Renfrew.
Mr. William. Gordon, Mayor of
§tratford, heti been chosen . Piot&
'vent of the Arsti,SeOtt Acttion of the county of Perth;
Robert Cluff, the etillusen was
badly burned in* firant the Imper-
ial Oil Werke in Petrone, ba Mon-
day and succunibed to his injuries
ofi Thursday.
. The barns of Geo. Ball, at. Kent-
pertfeldt, near Barrie, Were burned
Sunday night. I'litee tramps had
taken refuge therein during the
nightiand one perished in the Demo
It, is eupposed a spark from one Of
their pipes caused the blaze, •
nfr. Fenton, of St. Peul,Minn,
way brought before the Montreal
recorder charged with obstructing
Faesengere by, preaching on the
street. He pleaded guilty, hut
this was his first offense, and being
here to attend the meetings- of the
Ilrituth Resolution, bis onetime was
suspended, the Matter, to he tested
in a higher court.
On the arrival of MI excursion
train on the G. T. U. at Kingston,William Gray,fet*Miyor of Ohat ham,
Ont., ettemped to atep olt*Iiile the
train was in motion. lie fall bee
ileitis the care. His lege Wore Cut
and the wheels premed beer thorn.
/116101101e hid to be badked com-
bine ter get him out. Ile whit died
wheat recoitered. Grey waiie/s
tomfo 14 A/61114'04 1.0 Visit the **bib.
Won,
Men nerstiel •Cteerge book, aged
5$ pieta, inet With, en ntiMolY end
*1 the station of Northern. liallway
"ft Ittre. Heim* from the train
While in motion, and niisaing 1)15
tooting fell 'bonnet," til
• '
e media,tely. Dowsed, who followed
the occupation of a butcher, leaves
a wife and twci deughtere tO mourn
his loss.
Geri 11. Il'urner,OfToronto,'eliarg.
ed Mrs „Emma itlOoter,
widow, with unlawfully uttering aed
sending postal cards and letters
through the niaile.accuaing him of
ditreputableeeimeri. The Magistrate
after Itearing.the cailomillinsitted Sire
Moorefor trial it ties Peat iissisee.
110 th6ught the woinan mistbe infant)
to write 'Beth letters. Mr. Cara
defendant'. ;penes!, believ•ed
she Walt Slightly insane through the'
cruel treatment the had received
from Fatter. Sail was accepted in
the suni of' $1,000 in herself and two,
sure Mei of $400 each.
This from Port Arthur: The
bodies of two the unfortunate seek
after being offined, were taken to
St. John's Cemetery, bet the person
Who undertook to dig, the graver
failed to carry .013 the Joh, but in-
stead, left the two Cafaiss in the 410ri
just inside the cemetery fence. Tri
that Condition they, were found by
the Rev. Mr. MoMoritie' Rector of
John's itilinroh, whocame to
town td look for aseistance to ctim.
plete the Wrier. Ald, Rasking, Mr.
MeMorine, and two Other gentle*
nien then setiabout digging the grave
which thee several hours. bard work
they fteeompliabed, burying the tor.
pinie Bide by side. The gentlemen
were en flick from' the fearful stench
eurer.
inetfrno ths bodiesi but bete re*
to
AMER/CAN.
.l13y4y*liee to*, to lower. the
rowed at the "air ground/4 *ince
*polls, hut failonl. The traak Wel in
The mile Wee dont
without **hip in 114.
While ttre. Ames )/4411,of
thrusts, Wee sitting' It ..bet, window
ita Sunday *Wag, eons toissaio.
Imo boy threw rt deed tett in iter
'Wady anus *0 bed *tow that
SIX thouRand starving Indianilat
the ropier River Agency, Manama
threaten"' to take the war , path.
Troopa have been asked for.
Wheat is being fed to swine in-
stead of corn to a considerable
ex-
toIt by farmeraiin the-Oltio
who have to old corn -to spare and
have plenty. wheat, Which
,will • yield them: ef -better return -
*When torned into pork thin if sold
in it crudo. state at th0. atirrent
market price.
.. Two little nirls. of .Tao. McGoth-,
lin, aged Seven and 'nine, of Flag
Springs, Mo., were ovettaken in the
wood a by ,uttlinown parties and out...
raged. 'the ...Maine then disetii‘
klwrgiedslitolite and lifThetrw
throat of the youngest was cut. ..The"
whole.country is aronsedkt and the
eniecteants will be lynched if caught.
Wililan AlcBrytin and * fried
were fishing in /he, Housetonic
river, Conn., having a large clog
with them. • The boat upaut, and
they *era throwninto the water.
The friend reached Rhore, but when*
eiver. MoBryan would lift his head
Above the water the dint would
riodnee upon him and keep Mtn
down, evidently thinking it elf play.
Mellryan wail drowned.. Ite leaves
a wife and two children. '
it.r",.1 I year old.',' eon Dietcht•
of Asirian, 1ich.lo'd of
what phyeloians priMOutiori congenit.
a
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malforinatiOn Of the heart'. A.
eimilar Ottia bee never lived to his
ogir before. The kystem Circulated
osvtielniugpirtbscib°414dmtaiblintioltrimehlisiet'tiii 114.1°6411.Ttahl
01
heart lumt during lila Oh the right
Ado and 'he wasknoven at "the ahitd
with tile heart On the right sitims
BUITISt/40•14/411.
The choler* hie osueed Zealand ib.
tilto intrOPite oeMping ground for
teeth31
tourists. -
WIH probitbly grant a subsidy of
$20,000 a .year.
It is reported the the government
• it &bout tO loud Statiley to Egypt
on a private !Moiety which, how-
ever, ia connected in Wane way with
the relief of Khereoutie
Maine Kitt:lie:tar telegraphs that
the route from Dongola to Berber is
perfaii4 Open ea feria Os Well's of
flresCui, and thst the hoetile tribe*
are disfiersing and fleeing front the.
country. Ewe thousand • British
-troops could easily 'march" same
from Dongola to Berber.
Rosituth, the Hungarian patriot,
in a recent interveiw saidthe French
colonial policy was not prolinsing.
Bismarck, he /mid, wait seeding
France to China, Austria to the
Emit, Ressie to Itidia, and England
to Egypt, in order to make external
safety velvet to the 'Europe, which' he
ettles.
A Correct. Estittaftte.
One of the most reliable Of Abler -
kart journaliate in • George Alt.
red Townsend, universally known
throughout the United Statex es
"Oath," ITo lately viaited Canticle,
Antilles published notes on hit hip.
Hit estimate Of Canadian Affairs
generally tire worthy of hie matured
Judgment. Speaking Of the Cana*
dein Paci5e reitway, he stye it ix tp
driy the great .feettire a c•trado,
haat to the to, Toorrenteriver. For
&wilting that work Sir John and Ma
3Iinietry were turned Oat of . power;
but in, 10 few year" the- Canadian
people found that puffin/ in Mee
Whe were nethifig but. Ktiferiere,
itinl tattling Odt, then Of .ldrsie And.
physicsl etipaeity, wee 4 iolly, *
they breath& John Afoodetiant
back, and he vtleittl tit* Money for
Otis read, which ill no* eke MOM*.
Ptiehed itntit getittlitl tO th.,
Paoide, poseibly astoeptingo tonell
Iink sithish will MOO hek *applied.
That toed hit Mat Ottiatis*itable
idisiatirkkor litattat.
•• To *reload and Back
Tits RSV. nn. POTTS IN 1RELANo.
TitteReie 'Mho Potts, D. D., Who
hne last returned from a trip to
,Europe, in conservation with 4 Wit,
ton reporter 33814 that- ho liad left
.Denada • on'. the -140. Jilt.** !set by
the steamship "Oregon," of the *Do.
minion Line, and had 'returned
the elnue.vesiel cut her •leat-voyageN
He had Crooked the Atlantic thirteen
times, end bad tO say that the "Ore-
goe was the Most 'Comfortable veg.
ael iii Whieh he had sailed. ..Captain
Hems and hie (Soon were *mons
the most efBeiiiiit.be had ever known,
while the attettcheme on the vessel
was all that could he desired., -fin
landing he had spent three weskit in
Iretaed, le his native place, Maguire',"
Bridge, in the Comity of teerinati.
'ash,
.a.niow long is it office you warts in
Ireland previously, mii what- were
yolir iMpreaalous at to what you re.
coney stews,'
"11.ie three years shoes 1 was at
Witte find / uotid * growing
proyetuent is every particular.
rhere were low gropes, the iteneen
WS* la that part of
the coeutry, 44 I ettpectetis there *MI
interest loyalty to tbeflrItialt Throne
and Onstitution."
the 00114610t2 •tif the
faraterer
ii4404,. at you sto Ware,
they hello tat ban hold lowt 11)41 1*
ia any *entry whet* the einem Of
4044 Set ienatite. *OWN. it
it diltarean thio tbi*tisb.
"titootott-tiol itirleulturta
eittiatodr,
tontlitimi of the tom hones -
people generally."
orea hove given your general int
preltsion IS to the condition of Ire,
iands• but what do you third/ of the
ettitude ofthe Paritellitea in and out
of Parliament 1"
"I regard them largely as mires.
tureen, nowise, leaden' of the Irish
e!ople, i *Merl, .disloyal to Orem
Britain, and 01 ent sense the true
'Mende of Ireland. Their vonatent
slat io tho dismemberment of the
&Ore, tchieh Wolrld materially in-
jure therpoeition of tiiu rrotettatit
ttilnoritY in Ireland."
"As a minister of the Methodist
Church What ia your opinion with
respect to its preient condition and
the prognua which it has latterly
made in Ireland I"
• "Some yeartisince there wee* up -
inn of the Wesleyan anti Primitive f
"Methodist Churches irt the inland,
the united church is working i
Moat satisfactorily, conceros
the gpinopol body I mot many of c
its Miniature. 'who ere earnest and 4
much attacked to timir'elititchT"Ther
are doing an eXcellent. work, the f
church being equelly successfol ea f
in the day* Of . the etimblishmeitt.
Tbelinee,- I may add,lere moro dis.
'abed, draw*. hetWeen the Episcopal ty
church and Priinitire Methodist
there then imed to be." ed
ilree Were, understend, preoz t
at the. Belfast Methodist Clifirch sig
ceinferenee 1" • ' •a
' • h
"I .ettended that coeference p
Belfast, AS you will he aware, the w
Proitident of Alto British Methodiet
145
• Conference, is President of the Irish at
Conference, bet the' yice•President
tor Irelandis the Rev. -Jetties Don• .0
nelly. ' I regard the Methodist mite w
, inters of Ireland, as .ania ct heroic at
devotion' to the great work Of the be
. Stager and. worthy.suecessors of the el
• Apeetles. The Ministerial standards w
have very muCli improved, and the af
• Methodist ministers of ,Ireland ge
CcIal,p re well -with the. ministers of ize
any other church." • .
ey
' • "You Were not, of coarse altogeth- h
sr, idle, during your atisenee from th
yoUe Ordinary field .of laber ?"
"Nes i.preached and gesso addres•
er
P a
ses In churches, , tenni and in the ee
'open ele in different parts of.:Ireland.. 81,
I .also spoke to the Orangemen. at me
. Greenhill, In.. the-cob:Ai OfTeralans.
athitititaciazindtsilve7eelpfLhseliftirtn:abryaslyy , 614
'm7. inpreseion was the1.7the Protees fai
tante 'and Roman Catholics were lir. eta
ing more in 'theeipirit of good neigh, • IT
borhobt1 than prevailed in former, aes
feel*. Every: lover -of trelansl, and ",it
olain thet Tett ta"baccitintectramoag tae
t
the .nutobor, • most sinceielY• doire .
that tide feeling shall•continue to' et,.•
•
bound more and more ".
"Was there any indicaticie of Ma1. cli4
erial prosperity other - then those ,•..
which you have mentioned. ,ihat
struck you is noteivoilliyin the North
of Ireland" • . • • lege
. .
"I Ivo .partieUlarlyhnpressed with 'last:
1.14. 1118(003401 evident:eel of prosperity A
in. and ' about ; the:city of Beilleat, the'
com
iat .inereial ""Is
which ,ara conrinded usast becons. e
n :increasingly gre
centre." . '• - • •
....Of Ammo oti vititOci E31014043d?' tLehoak"
, s a .1 •
lied the good fortune to be pre. •,..M
sent at the- meeting: the celebra was
tian of tire Jubilee of; the' Emanc)pa 'two'
-tine of the eleves in the British West ttf
Indies, *hien aas* .peetiicietl over by coin
H. it 11 ;thee Prince of WIpspore
diseovered. bins to be a most effective .in : r
speaker,. Who ..efileimetly presided 1.101113
and gave a masterly historical' ad Sir
• "Do. you object to give .tno, your .$4thra7
Opinion as to the leading speakers on aa'
tba.ist 'i's.
. •
apleto matter -of fact speaker, not,1 thoriz
Meat sity; attractive•as an orator; but eithat
you cen Bee the . statesman 'in er�ry Re b
insistence he utteree Eel.] Grenville 144114I
spoke 'tvith- earnestneas, and ithpres.' it
-sod me 34418 worthy minister -Qt that M.
• Queen whom. he his • int long and -so
latbrullY Nerved, in.. various impor, "'tr."
tent capeoltlea The Right lion. W. 'Art
Foster is a Man of inuneneo, power deaiicle
• end deep convictions; tforeover be 'cai
l
Jun a trOttaly way of expresSing end c'?1rge
enfoll'cing bfoopiIhfoflg, The Arph
blthep of Canteritury is, 014 he :mist 6" a
he, an Ode fermi. .hol1 43203311 C..0 .• P,Sit 'of
'
that I IVO *not specially impresser nutly
either with his Metter or boamanner, men,he
Cardinal' Manning. struck
Emo. or„
o a‘ a. otheri
-then cif rare ability, possessed of guar.
Be' thews himself to be -in etterp Way si4Ir8r0ti.lat°
•Wes eminentle hira L0 be settl
the leader Of ilia ehurch ienglande el
e very 'spirtually minded mon, theiel Mitten)
• oughly ooneeitnitieut in hiareligious Mr. -
viMee, and 1000l4 not but think What Ottawa
en •ornament be would have .been respond
had he continoed in the ministry of accused
the Anglioani Church."'
"I wits toyer more foroibly inipree: 't,13811:'ef")
sed witk the greatness of England Or .til"" n
rather,. Great itritain, than 'during
rtMent- visit; ond I ififsi Proud ti1.
feel that, ote '0, Canadian eitiseri;
Shared in tho greattiese and the
glory of thee foremost, nation of the
world"
Lliwit•a04603rot:v0eisiosixoyrouleiptailitlr;f:14itLs4ntettl:hoirtio:471:::
be got without -labor over t
faster than elsewhere,. A 1
eenceptioo senile to have
grontel on this subject, 2'4
he cases where Ceinelittee
twtar6 iuic:a411:i4e
iftud;thI:P"l4
pride:si:-, .ut144
ii tn.; :wit: kebeurp7. Otf4t*J, vy
11 ;ler- kc I a st °sc. telerr:lawYli'o4s%n";:er:
who only aims to do $ ts
3140r1 to be consitlerial. We
Lb e common experience is t
ala luta of late yeare d
a 1)1 14 for him as any per
Vs' i Led States, 11.
by statistics quotes.' 14 thi
1.14400 th.Q average Wages pith
tali
tai%eXieceteotiba
hititsitakte riaid v!u
wty
Lor market Of the • belt kis+
°vets at inferior wages, in the
or labor soy better than tie
us? The general veidict iti
s not. Nor are the Oana.li•
lave gone* to the neighbor -110
hies any beer off than th
tay at home. 'We ere arca
Orkielreli";:r11411Tir11
eir einployment here to see
°dunes over the border ere
be streets. in iteleiteetti una1-1
riythir.g to do. Nunobara
ould be glad tecmite honte
ad the moue and were riot
t� do BO, 'Otte men dusts
reinped througli the State o
iiu in search of. work 'at hi
rid tramped ell. the way bac
e reached fhb river, where 1
ed -en tit someone • prom) O..
WI, a ferry ticket, when be
to Caeada, i4 a happy
Auotitee mat wii
ver on an exeursioe train iva.
fferiog. his return ticket fubon i
ea0CmattihtioditametintujetitgtetillksieuespA
might neesl it IsiMself.
any days. A Hamilton Rime
he went Over with hig $ ision
ter trying at all the:shops, g
t job at w.eslihig disi,e
tel,kitchen in order to raise
to take hint home again,
e sante state itf things exi
feorseinlaaltiletrept°oktverixoftvt111,1evititIrk";
enc0. in the local trade of
nes here and in Michigan
Cteaullielciers7tY/ti I oYrisi ang;nni 8013r. ro-P."
eulten:veldsiloee tfai7tot'ryklie0orerk°4";i;TI
wholeasle way. •It till ecente
t , that the' men wile. is. 4
rly , in Vatiada, had 1
y Where he is. beiit knowo
precieted, rather than tulip
iti another couctry where
uggle for:. Wu far 'Its °tie
ra are thousands 'equally oi
n'e_. eutleok thee hie
•
tins roiret.kree AT/kip*
isVAT, k
Ir. !IreaudragrYcs.? F;;. •pu
isterier, was exam 11, 1.
hat the 'vivo.' t•nent -of M r,
O 1111451/14.1PeRc:14cItterrafirli7eifiel"poil
a yoerhefCII!( J,14.! 4W,U0 Lai
ePxolauust:t.le:i
r...51801)eugell,A editor Gen
unts at Ottawa.
r. Blake' then suggimied that
might tor:allow diet
he the in re,,tigd4On .orther t
egsrd to toe. four names • n
therehe • .
• •
•
David Macpherson prot
gly against !mine shut. oat;
view of the case. 1101.1014
juatice had 13134,) 0130(11(3 136
osipotieMeet, aml cited/Ai I
eiyj
oil by him to tiSo 0.11, oirvr
10148 for any puroese *hate
01101114(1. Air. Mow t k t40Wt
he (Mowat) Raid to' he fa
sked to be. eXateined,
11t. P. P., ,nlicci
against 6410441)ot out, as a
on Alex, Morris,
eir•a( t
i air 17, feloilct
s.oetihrieloiltii vteb4cttigi &anti
include any other lialltt?;
113(4331 ha formulated,.
Meredith thert.hposi fore,
charge amtiost the Oatat
2)0111. that t isss .tneinhoris t
Sin. Ueda's*. '';14I0,i`tit,'
• • and Perri/in--had indus
sa of the Deese. to epistle&
emilbere to corrupt them, et
entrap other parties into 1.
13111)19) offenne,
Deasviiddelitifeietcpuliteldesenenoatr fi
r b
00 )13. .„„•
C. IT,. Nacittetcol",
,Stated OM he' had Ito cm
(ince with any of the petrel/
Aterndith gave (With:nice t
icy of tha Opposition rm th
imits,und Raid no oropositi.,
mut pasaqd botwoon bini and 'tie"
land, .other--tbei, what would p
betteeert
Mr, Cleiglitme. At, P. P., reteel
feted any oharga of the forniettigie
lIeW GOverti mon being dim:limes
iu OppOsitiou (mutant, •
Itch, Arr. Morris follow*, I te
'limiter °dein.
Hr.. Carnegie, Ai, P. P.. di." Mid es
Oath the chargsa made agai list itinsitt
the Port Dope et'itidor.
Mr. ;roles Shield% Said he had „be,.
tsoublt:ecatixteueutilililiyedt,lio Crowe, met esit ti
Mr. thike retailed to fafaintiss 1)1213,
aud the Jellees ilisilated 1t3fl dis
ellertted 1104 t urther attentlehoes
The Ootunibt.liti. thee atitoilitted
till the 2n4 of ;October, %then Mr,
MeretlitliVeherge egkinst theklov
Meirt will be iikswitigeted, anti •
the teleinetpl eters teetrithied,
A PoWeRFOt StraitoN,-,-a
SolnlY ii*Oluth that lived it the Ottr.
Wile* in florpte, was a entitle& illicitly,
and a great hand tb rtiti abbot after
preaohers. Otte mummer there wmf
a hew preacher from *boot the Ste
wartry who watt to preticb in the par.
isis kirk. 34314 A.lick tOttial ita off
to hear him, On the road hem° litt
fell in with tam Jentiettote from
Teel *eked him what bind
of sermon the yoleng 'minister 'gave
Mtn. k), were. Tenn! it was a power.
fie amnion', says Aleeo eithound
ammo*, man; hall deo and brunstatio
*rani Oa malItt, O'fl ha dfaVa them in
among the brunstaue teak like *
droee 6 )10,0'4 end eittghe them by
the hair 01, the heidt and 'Molt them
gni* at&
esnoy Iforilltratiwian.-
3391131,31431
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