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"INOEPENOZNT IN ALL. ?HMOS, IvIELITRAI.. LN NOTHIN
CLINTON, HURON COUNTY, ON.,. NVOINESDAY, DECENDER 24, 1884,
WHITELY 4 TODP0
WHOLE NO
318
. . MAKING : • THE -: GREAT.
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Rattliug Big Days Since the Sale. Comp
meueed. Large Parcels Going to the
North, Sonth, East and West, is Ike
Order d the Day.
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evious to Remo
ng to
01"PMJall\TC+
-COME AND SEE
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COME 'AND SEE
The Bargains in Silks, The Bargains in_Blankets
The Bargains in Velvet, The Bargains in Comforters
The Bargains in Plashes, The • argains in: Cottons
The Bargains in Dress Goods The Bargains in Flannels
The Bargains in Velveteens The Bargains in HOSIERY
The Bargains in Mantles The Bargains in Gloves
The Bargains in Costumes -The Bargains in Ribbons
The Bargains in Shawls The Bargains in Laces
The Bargains in Millinery The Bargains, in Trimmings
The Bargains in T.Tnd'rclothing AND DON'T \FORGET
CLOTHING
rSee Samules and Prices at the Door. -4,:a
alior61!3aIssumasaRescarisuMittactzratztew
Core of Iltiron
& .Albert -Sts.
811811VE8 DIRECTORY
fentiot6:
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EDWIN KEtFER
- ,JD311•1•Tt'ISir; -
Late 'of Toronto, goner Graduate Royal College
'Rental Surgooils,
COatfe.8 Blook, Clinton.
-All Work Registered. • ChargOs !doctorate.
Wedicitt.
REBVB. .0111ce, Rattenbury Street, tni•
_ ,L.(4,-_emeedloateloy. Itansford's hook store.
&trio isilottelifst Tmer i:oranteoe MAE !furcin
clinam,:fon.14;38st, 6 P:
poitt. '
MANNING & SCOTT,
Barristers, Solieitors, Conveyandoral, .1ze Coin.
Mistplohers fur oniatio d.ildantoba.
107' :01fiee--TowxEALL,Cnotrox.
VAS.
6 ,010.06,14:31./th, 1892. 20
Pr. A. PORRESTErf,
n.,0,4tniA2Jcy„t
‘10.7,v0114Z ACIP.Aer. pir Nov to horni.
"Office. Beaver alook,Cllnton. v22tf
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8EgitagifIRITA°11' rat431P1°r'"eci al°6*
J.Z AtOrtijotv‘ Witig114;.. *
pooAarltiOal as JOHNSTON, Law,'Dhancety,and
.Convoyaneing. °Moe -Witt atreet, next
' r to Post office; tit:dutch, Ont. O.
11C. HAEL tiVolleltor Ortfee, corset of
se
• ue.ro,and West lieteet, OM' OtAteR no*
more, Poderieh, Ont. 137.
Jloncy blind 16vbs4tatet of inbred,
ICASinION,:narristor, Atternovi flolieltot In
antentaity; Oonvewarteer. ae. Otnee /Wet
!WARM Megabit, the toOtui tormorly Coen.
pia tit Jim* DOYIS.
eir AM' natentIft df bloke at lowed.
H-.
COTIONSEIt for Reron Oounty. Sales at -
(1.. tended to in ntly.'patt of the County. A.d•
ires13 ordors tO 001)111tlell r. 0. . V-17.
CILAS. litA:111IL1ON,
• 'A-•
/.1, Myth. Sales attended in toWn and country,
reusohable terms. A list of farms Red Village
10eS for sale.money to loan on roal estate, fit
Mw rates of Interest. Insurance effected on ali.
claims of property. Notes and debts collected,
deeds appraised, and sold on commission. , Bank-
rupt stocks bought and sold. ' •
1880
watrigarg.
J. E. BLAOKALL,
etermary Surgeon,
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary nellogerTo.
tont°, havth Opened an Wilco- In. Clinton, is
. rewired to tont ell (Rapiers of domestlo
animals ou the most modern prin. 4
• 01010. All (mondial% Carefully
. performed, minim -11s PrOnlpt-
ly attended to by day or
bight. Fees moderato.
OPF/CM,--,Itit door West of Ken-
' nedy's Hotel, Clinton, • t. V-17.
On
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TO THE PUBLIC.
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thitioriohlkteliforks
Italt appointed Mtl, 110111MT eminent, as
ottani artniit nt Th000(1141611 latoblo'Weeks
for,ths county of Moron.
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.Orititor.
L. 0i L No, 710,
v;r4. viANTQN,
,rMeets snocirn ldoubAY of every
the Town hall. Visiting brethren
month. 1101 'upstairs, opposite
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5-41.W11,YAR1m4e welcome. -
1). CANTELON, W. M.
It. M. TODD, Secy. • 0, TWEBIlY, D. M.
wono to Pa
MONEY -TO LOAN•
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tiorrowers, .
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I intod, 17th, 1882,•20
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11/101RY to lend in largo or small fauna, on
.111„ good mortgages or 33e0.1131 comity, at
the lewest ourrent rates. II, 1.1ALE nuromdt.
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Milton, rob. 22,1.981,
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SALE,
EIV WILLIAMS` sworn% SEWING MA.
LN MIME, with Atty. leaf; ilas raver been
lilted; tor light At hRAVy WM Seld terlots
than It cost, ,Apply oraddto
Ratio], Columbia papers just re-
eeived contain, artielee expresaing
the general satiefaction which pre-
vaila over the selection of Coal Har-
bor, on Burrard ea the West-
ern tertIlinIs of the Canadian Pad.
OR Railway. Mr. W. 0,1Tan Horne
has decided that Vaneouver will be
the name of gie future commercial
city. He attaches great importance
to that:name ; in consequence of
the workiswide reputetion of the
Leyland for an unrivalled climate aO4'
other advantages, and, whenever
the name of Vancouver is mentioned
its location will be known every-
where, 'Tr. Van Horne adheres to
the belief that the new city will be,
one of great IMPOrtalice, second only
to San Franeisce on: the' Pacific
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BUITISH-7-FOREION.
• A great meeting of Orangemen,
will be held . at Belfast, Ireland,
January Oth., on the occasion of the
Wycliffe quinmentenary, winch tvill
obferoreeleittid.
ratod throughbut the north
A. lad .of ebout thirteen years,
named WllUan Markle, will kwo
other youthwere skatiog on the
large mill date a Hespeler,. tvlieti
the ice gave. way, and young Markle
was drowned.
'CaptainDedley and tlie mete of
the wrecked •yaellt, " Mignonette' "
who were recently senteoced fp deatll.
for killing the boy Parker for food-
-
_to..keep_ thenoelves_Alive,,and• atter-
W'Rtrolliarix.li*tiedio
tivare.911:te.n. twiced: to six
inor:h
. While two brother notated R'or•
dap and e.„.hcia„ninneselcBletelieraiverw
sicatieg_en.the..,Okdarl)ale pond Ge:
haWa, the ice gave way, all three
going down.lite bo4leB were
covered stiorili afterwards and the
elder Riordan wee res ta,ted, ,
Mr,R1n,0the-apostle of Anglo-. •
Isreal, • ndV in Canada, soya that
Queen Victoria is a believer iti her
descent (rpm King DAViiji the Roy-
al Psalmist, and has declared that
when the time comes' feethe trans-.
fer of :parliainent to Palestine, she
will bp etily toe happy to accomp".•'
any it„ ,
E :r1 of Merley, Liberal mem,
ber of ,the House•Of LordS, and un-
der Secretary of Mar, in an address
•at Prytif011,„ deeply- deplored tile
hostilespirit et;gendered in Ireland
by the differences of race and relig-
ion; "The Rediatribution pin," he
7rOtilitYti',8.:aantdreya tayt o'itioutint igl irtuyd rens
Manifested fromtime to thee in'
wieked Outrages ,and. the returning
to Parliament of avovvedenetitiei-of
Engicied,. prepared , to obstruct :in
eV ery Way all benefit -lel: legislation:
rt would undeebtedly be necessary-
' in, 1885' to renew the coercion act,
else tintre, would' be a 'certainty of
..a revival of outrages and lawless.
nem. ' While . giving Ireland' the'
largest mea' re of 'Justice,Bligleaid
Must,.116 said, be titan and newer for.
a moment allow it to be'supposed
thet, she will consent that the union
he .diesolved. ,to• regard to Egypt,
Ise said England never could allow
any European power, to eccopy. a
provaincett pesitieti there.
judge Sinclair vOn.IGinttor taiVs.
In addressing the Grand " jury at
the opening -of. Wentworth County
Oourt ' and General Sessions last
week at Hamilton; His .1 -Totter
, Judge. Sinclair' thus alluded to the
amended lisuor law p timed at last
session of the Parliament of, Ontario,
as we to other. in Mere pertain-
ing, to the liquor traffie:
1OR--.9A-L-111. •
IN 'Mg village of IlEtAIIAVE, thodwelling
house and store ocaupied Th0 1310 is
onto/ •the 111083 doliirable If) the village for husk
noon. There , good stable, outhouses, and an
'excellent soft wnter'elstern on the premises. Tho.
let cOMprises nY • an acre. The Moldings are
In good repilr. WIII be sold eheap, as the pro..
prletor is giving up business. germsoasy..
-APIAY nin.
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6:11.0. • • • • • riaistewn, Ont.
iota.
COMMERCIAL liOTEr.
This Betel is furnished throughout with great
01180 10 meet the Wants of the travelling public.
Cenupodiouesample'reonis. The hest of 1140001
and cigars are alWaVe kept at the bar, ilood
table. flat situated Betel In oilmen. GIVO
a oall.
JA.S.• IIOORE1 roprietor.
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WAWA. JURA 7t1i, 1882,
PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL.
The above bad has latOy ban Mated by the
Undersigned., The Refined 'have bee0. refitted,
und the besrpossible aceon1111011ation for farmers
and the gonoral travelling pub`le is afforded
Large 815 1)100 toilnoction, 1110 bar is suPplied
Nidth the hest liniforsand cigars., `Your patronage
aeliciMd. Veterinary Surgeon In connection:
• GEO;THEOBALD, Proprietor,
Canton, May aril, 4884. 286.--ly
WAVER LY H OUSE.
rinttis MOTEL la NEW and basalt tho require.
moats of a Ilret.olass house. Large and airy
rooms, elegant polors, heated with natter In
the iminodlate'tleinitir of tho 0. 'It R. Benet.
The bar I well stocked with the ChOlecst bandi
of Nowt and cigars, The travelling piddle Incy
rest assured M being well 'eared for et thie
house,
SAlfUNG P3110,
blInton, May 181.1881. 287.1' Propnctor,
Vtoonle.
ritINTON Mato, No. 84, A. $1, & A M.,
u meets overfly Telday, 58 or rater the tun
moon, Visiting brethren eAfilidny wood.
POUNO, w, tr.• • A, Woltil INP:rON Aso
Clinton, Jan.14, That.
A pRizE fi,„4 AIX ('43131Cretro:it:le
• and receive tree,a costlyho*
Of goods which will I> all,
.tt.
ium4;yrei;
CANA:ME).
VertexteneiYa prairie fires have
been raging in the vicinity nt the
railway at., Reverel points between
Calgary. and Gleielteri during the
past week, and a great deal ef dam,
eget, has been dime. In this western:
country, where thOusanati of co t e
feed out all winter; the !OAR can hard
ly be estimated.
The groat buftett cencern.of Jac.
Y.'Slientz .itz Sens, of Berlin, Ont,
-leis for a year es twice heeti selkng
buttons to the States at eatisfaetory
prides, and now that it h.ve become
thoroughly practical to supply Un-
cle Sam's dominions With buttons,
it has been contineviced in a thor.
°uglily fiyateinatic style.. Four tra
yellers started the °thee day from
Rodin with samples of Canadian
Made button&
:Tike solicitors for the Canadian
Pacific Railroad have filed plans
01 -tile !volition of the branch from
the main line through Sandwich
West and the town of Sandwich.
The road will strike the river a few
yards above VASsumption Chtireh,
Sandwich, The bUtikts of the 'liver
at titie point are low and it will not
be neeessary to make a cut to get
16 1110Water, As ill the ease et the
Canada Sou:bete. There will 'Ake
room for a large yard and station
at this plAce.
The retrialtie et Mr P. Mungtivin,;
saloon.keeper,o tun* have been
.brought ° to strotfotA, in said
that a row took place in deceased's
saloon Over the 'Presidential election,
a bet haying been Made -of which he
wee the bolder, paring the row
Rorol one drew a.fflvolvur and Area,
the shot taking (Area in tile body of
deeetuyed, who died in shout An 'boor
afterward.' Deceased sioie about 28
Party-„Coveritaleat
"Is not bribery the corner -stone
of Rarty Government ?" was the
pertinent eneetion put by Mr. Jim
tice Armour in the conspiniey case
last week! and he answered his own
question affirmatively by saying:
"Men are party men for the spoil:I;
they support the Govertimentof the
day for the spoils. If A Man 41004'
and givelt an independent - vote
:
against titeparty he loosea their
patronage, dine he net" This is
ourely the)',worst recommendation
that Party Government can have.
The authority on which the state,
leant is made would cause it to be
accepter] even if it were not corrob-
orated by every mates own observa-
tion.-2'/Le Week.
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Ikraakees and the Scott Act.
Speaking of one of the yaukee
hirelihgs who would' instruot the
people of that town. The Galt Re-
former nays :-
4"1110 tniatalce which Mr. Finch, ip
common With the majority of temper,
ance ppeakers,is inseeking tocimpreas
people with the idea tiutt all those
connected, with the liquor
ntraffic are
ecessarilytlittle better- than cut-
throats The statement isn
et correct,
e sumo
neither is it necessary tct th
of the temperance movement that it
bhould be argued out on that ground.
leopleAre naforced to drink, a net
their Willa, and the majority of those
engager' in the 1:m3inesS are not the
'blood•reci villains that thehonourable
.gentlemani painicUlnant,„AV,a,,„retezee
-tio;tlfat-Ttf4taria ofcourse it may
bodifferentin-his-coantfry. Nobirdf
eayttilisliosfl6inttdemapYerraenfucsee•B::1;a1Litinkeituft_I-iu;le
"iiiiite-iniffeeisnee-iifiiiiiiitin as to tile
best means of eradreatiog those eVils.
Mr: Finch dill not dwell so long on
the latter aspect of the question as
many would have liked,
oftiallimor,said .he would make, a, few Jo -
marks on an iMportantstatute passed this
y'par by tne Ontario Legislation. ' In great
part it would Uoine into force on the hrst of.
nextInc;ntli, and it was right that it site:414,N)
well known: All good citizens wire iubrest-
ed in the observance of the laws of the °ohm-
try,'.andslionld assist in , tleding them earried
out. •Thepow.,act,tOok the view many people
entertained that there was only in rare oases,.
if at all,any need for a. saloon, whlh Wee
merely a drinhineplaeo. The Judge's idea
Was '..that. those in the liquorinterest, had
. rought tnoIi opposttioa by their desire to
"maintain drinking Oboe, pure and 'simple.
The Legislature had doehtfid that here should
bo no licensed places,withoutLhotel-Acconuno.-
dation; that ikno, saloon. In .any town or vill-
age having leis thin .6,000 population.' In
Ilia :AV Of ilamilten the Judge believed, the
census would anew only dye saloons after the
first of January... 1815. 'Another :provision
-Wise that the tnsimetor of License Should pub
-
lith ;r1. lister tho.applieants and tho places for
rhioh they desiredlicenses, eo bat any old-
serynIghtoppose Hie granting of any particular
lieenre. It the majority °kin) rittepayertein
.itny polling Subdivision petitioned against a
therilt was the duty of the conimis,.
*stoners to refuse to grant license in that
sub -division. 'Under the • provisloas of the
law there would, after a certain time, be no
more liqu,mlicenses granted in conatetioa
with the,sale 01 gitoorics. The judge.sald
that in his individual opinion he 'could hardly
doineide With tho 90 legalatora who thought
this the bat moans grottoning their ohbot. 11
',as hce belief that the datum of temperance
would be hotter served If the nuinherof shop
Ittenies were greatly reduced, mut these that
remained left hi the handi of moat respeetable
men. The traffic would bo surrounded by
mote sate -guards if toll lathe hands of the
best basitiees mon with reputations to sustain
pnain if tarried 'OM' to tilOSO Whosold Uglier
only. ,TO deal nut liquor,and Heuer only, all
day long Was 'titit an OCOlipatiOn that i..00404
tO the elevation of morality. Ilo would not
RV teat it tended etiterwise, but he &ashler.
oclabet women and elaldretr.wore les te likbly
tO be supplied with lietter by these Whe had
r
ho°tti:o1rld 1'1'Ititeofiral
6lonlir. I (I ktilengal
n b:bath:nap
other assoolations for.tiat °violet .of the lont
wire abelithect under' the now kit, mid no
lotion could ho opened from a osolosk In the
morning of the day on which any menktpar
ebotion Was hold until a o'olook In tbo mere.
Ing of the nett lawful day, This Conned, op.
plied only IA ParliaMbinarT elections. Sotra
ore pennillbe wore laid Iowa itgtinstposo•
sepelvingaleuers 10 habitual drunkards, The
Oltrauls, fordposisteen Aet, or 13004 Mkt has
been tarried in 4 0(3133308 01 comities in an.
nda,11,111 trite provliilon8 Weald have. the et.
feetof reducing drunkenness and its stoma.
antevits, the more wattles it ,teas ea.sea le
the bettor.. But if thew had' lint' that Ofteet
tottnf solencititent Would bate 46 be, Merle.
The GovernMent aphid have brace the Abel
euestitin In thie reatlerifer the basineas of the
brewer, distiller, and tavern.keepor was Ander
the firoteettee of the few, and tumid realm
Tit isle ted ewe whit I
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Oneaper Living and Lesit Taxa-
tion Under "Tory" little.
London pree Press,
Hon. Mr. Carling, Postmaster
General, in his speech at the City.
II..111; allowed not ,enly th9.t the cit-
izen WAR AMA to live cheaply at the
present .time, • but, that he • had the
additional advantage of light taxa
thin for Dominion :purposes. It
costs the people"seven or eight cents
per ltead less now thin in the years
1874 5 6, when the titxaatioo levied
amounted to $5.07 and $5.2 per
head of -the population: The Grits
have boasted of their economical
government, and in minor matters
„..it &tactility Was .carried on with a
Parsimony approaching•to meatiness,
. But .it te a suggested feet that.while
1873 the rate of taxation per head
was at $4..50, as the legacy of Tory,
rule, the first year the Grits were in-
, power the rite flew up to $5.07, or
57 cents per bead . more. Sir Leon,
ard alt reported. in the Globe,
entered into a calculation to show
that the average expenditure per
headsince 1879 was less thati iti
the 'years (roe 1874 t� 1879, and he
pravell that from 1879 to 18,83 there
WRA an average:of $4.81 per ead,again
at $4.88; between '74 and 19-a dif,
ference of, Reven cents in, favor of
Tory rule. Hon. Mr. Carling may
well congratulate his
upon such a result of the work of
the administration of which he 15 so
energetic a Member. .
Thu Reverend Dead.
• BIligliu'u4
Tbe IllilrivitieEnv1 Thomas
Brock Fuller, D. 0. L. and D. D.,
/*hop of Niagara, died at an early
huen°eev: Illatrie4shnoepshauarYst,i, reai4
Sev-
eral days. ago be was working in bie
ntreadrY'llit:tt140 hheierainut:d.thrt fieral,
the wollnd aid not give much trouble,
but a day or two afterwards it teeter'.
faonrcisgo:71701 pane, '1st , bbloodn:°:813bulionwg
set in. The end has been, expooted
Wita-'13040 the leas severe when it
came. Bishop Fuller Was a native
Canadian, He was born at Kingston,
July 1603,1810, His father, Thomas
Richard Fuller, was a native of Ire-
land, and a major of the'Fortrfiret
rogitpeqt of feet._ His, !nether Fee.
a daughter of Captain England, of
the. Forty-seventh, who was cousin
of Sir Richard Esgland, K. 04 Be
commander. of the third divialen of
the British forces in the Criufea, It
is t Also worth .moutioni!ig that Bis-
hop Fuller is a lineal descoudant on
the paternal side -Of Dr. Thomas
Feller, the eelebrated Baglifth divine
of:the seventeenth century.- In Jaw
uary, 1835, lie .was ,ordained to the
priesthood at Toronto by the Bishop
of Quebeet and a few niontha later
he married Cynthia, eldest daughter
of the late Mr. , Street„ of
Nie`Wrii, district: In, or about the
year 1830,„ he removed to Chatham,
where be labored .for, ab9Pt rellr
4.13aK-Tv1tViiitice1t'Seitt and fel-thin!,
zuesa-angfIrtiVelling. unsmonalr-T-Tel
was 'then (1840) appointed to Thorold
..Where;lie;eitablicibe&-soitgregati. emf--
.at various points. in the vicinity of
Welland canal, while at the same
time he was the mainspring of the
district branchOf the Chureh Society.
and his housewas the Centre of all
church work. Ho labored there grat-
uitously for Iniitify 21 years, when in.
18914 he was appointed reetor of St.
George's church, Toronto:: &Waf-
ter he left: Thorold he Made that
parish a present of .$1.1,000, which
sum he bad advanced tonotrds the
ereetion.of the church there. '
THE REV. DR. mce.
' The 'Ray. Dr. Rico, senior general
superintendent- of the 11:12t1Odist
Chorch,, died in Trento, Monday,
15th inst.' He Was born in Houlton,
Mtiane, in. 1815, and WAS therefore
past sixty4iine years of ave. His
patents removedegto Woodstock,
New Brunswick, in1819, but he was
eduoated in Bowdoin 'Oollege,Mass.
133.1837 he was received as probation.
er in the. Wesleyan Methodist
Church, .andlas, since, thenlabored
in different parts of the.. Dominion
from Nova'Scetia to Manitoba: He
inaugurated the movement and 'hid
the honor ,of estabhshing the first
female college in Canada. • • •
, TICE RItY. na. °Annoy. „
The death of the Um,. John • Car-
roll, D. D.; of York Station, Ont was
announced on Saturday, 13th:inst.
Ife had be,ea slightly ,ailing for a
week or so; but nothing sekoos Was
antiCipated by -his friends. Oe Tues-
. .
day last Ile was about. the City and
called at tdie,...gunrdian office; On
Friday ,he was taken suddenly „worse
and' became uocopseiou's, and on
Saturday morning he (Red.': The doo.
tors say there were Byrn tome Of para.
alysis- and also of typhoid fever: Dr.
Carroll Was (pie of the niost.ividelY
known and, loved. of the Methodist
Ministers' of , his daytits life has
been one • long toil in, the cause pi
Simple and ampreten-
tiorts in . his, manner, he was univer
sally loved' andrespectecl. gie work
ha a not been confined te personal
labor, and he has been one of the
most successfulexpounders• of the
'history Of early Methodism in Can.
ada in a namber of works written in
an interesting mid Winning . style,
He was .born in 1809, in New Brun'.
swick. Shortly -after his birth the„
family moved Lb Saltkilhaand thence
tolgew York. He. remembered die.
• •
Dreadful Dakota:.
The meat horrible tragedy ever en-
aeted in Dakota was that at Portland;
in the Red River valley, better knowo
as Portland on the Goose.; The aflaie
was reported to the Bismark "Trib7
Ude" by Mr. Henry Correll, who re-
turned Thursday. frorn the licene. fle.
did notlearn the names of the par.
ties, hut gave the story as.follows
A threshing machine was tp opera.
iton and the band cutter accidentally
cut the .:feer1Priii hand. The •feeder.
patched :the knife and stabbed the
iband,eutter, completely opening his
abdomen', leaving hie bowels exposed.
The hand.entter seeing that he had
,heeiv-fatally stabbed, and - knoWing
that be had but a few inernents te
live, grabbod his murderer, and in
his desperation hurled him into the
cylinder of .the .machine, where he
win: ground into mincemeat, falling
bacm himself dead. Thus. both Men,
through a mere accidental seiateh
and ill temper, were sent 10 eternity
in a horribly "mangled stat,• 'unfit
-even, for presentation at the gates or
Hades. •
MIIPPIIIIk the Weather.
A. Montreal prophet writes the
'Witness: The coldadips of Deceit).
her, 1884, do not, 1 think, prom*.
to be SOVnr0. 1 Ickftli20 thelli
ebOut the lOth and 110t ; ,15th and
16th4 and 23katid.24th8 the Weath.
er 'moderating on Christman Day:.
Heavy raies are •prebable during
tile last week ef the old year, 1884,
eluting w.ltli,bpt little snow on the
ground in this seedy:in, • January
looks CO .01fi AS 31 'chop -wave' month
with four (kr tive se,vpre 'terms and
twO or three mild spell's: To locate
the•probabilities t Tbe year enters
windy tind cold ; a 'dip' at Montreal
abeut the t4th or 5th day; the met-
cury dropping to say— I fr followed
by snotv Mid drifts. I would look
or brillant cold weather again
abobt the 1..lth and lath. The pro.
.peried of 'snow blookado'
bluster and drifts with severoath-
er is, I think, moat likely Latent the
17th awl 1 6111 of the. month *meted
-318 Janus. lint the levereat term,
of the 'January cold %pelt! do
ell
seem to (1343 0* likely tO arrive Until
about the 23.,d1 24th or MO, when
.pretty low readings,—sutlicient to
Otdden the hoots of the most
0)000 of
the ineecury dropping to -20" or
!ven....W. After this, t would 'ekt.
'Vect a reactionary 3e1I gJV1n ne
Wanton
***Mg pr*
risaf t
*VW yo all ite fo
tty; (Lich hum your els
tlavt tiiaii apt* you T
loosest .remthenatt; you ireitaWamt
cam walk he reeved * tint ate
marvelous remedy, Hop iSftern.
Mathis load obetimetiatte of your ity
eve relieved it owe whaleth.A
men periedieal patir ate per
reteovati, Name reeelam
*ad nose Alle :se prefu y
*Mow catch an et:tenet Int
Hop llitters u airmen,
• A
.--•e••00
Tronhis—
tirictly accidents in thele of I812
.15,, though be was Only four years old,
On one otreasion. a cannon ball struck
their house, an:it:passed over the
heads of :the inmates. • In 181.8 he
attended the first Sunday 8018001 ever
held in tittle tit*, In 1829 he be-
gan the the work ot Methodism as a
probationer:Ivy:irking Qom that date
to* l832 -in Bytown, Brockville and
Coboarg, In 1832 he attended the
Upper Canada Academy. •
' Waif Afrgtid 1104 Step.
A. young women. from thi-kcountry
wart suing hoe exmweetheart, for
breach Or pronshai, sal* the lawyers
wore,315 usual, making all torts of
inquisitive interrogatorlea. •
"Von sity'0remarked One. "that
the clefendent frequently sat' very
close to you 1'
as the &pry' t with A
"“Ilow close V'
oneuglivso'rs otnt cheer was
nit tlie room we needed,"
"And you say Ike Put bis atone
around you In
"Ile, didn't," .1
'What. did you say, Wen V'
said he pUt both- arms. -around
'Then wind,
, 'He hugged kne.t
'Vere
'Y'oei,hotlid. So hard Ulna came
purty near !winglike right out
'Why didn't yot; bona r '
,anuno,'
'DLO's' no raison. .3 'O1p1b31i,
pleas& Because wimt
'Clause / feararthe'd sto '8
"les twelveyeart 1."
After trytng all the doctors Nod tett
itiedicines I ceeld hear of, I used tive
tlea of Ilop._ .
"Ititten.;'
Audi am perfectly tused.. ileoep it
"All the newt" respettfindy, 14
Booth, Saulsberry, Tenet—Nay*, lass.
It rpurt4dprPQ.neatpifis!''Vtr'aftilliee."*185.Itea,
f1etVOASX0" WOWS* At the noses;
tuekre:tikAlyut(zh.41e9s;gle:beo.raHf.44447094:ot.lso;
siPk 4014 a year, ohne r.tpelt
Fatima Ottente
401400 $4:44• •
"A tour to Europe that rod Inc
"don me less good than one 'bottle
"Hop hitteds; they alsq cured my wire
"fifteen yenta' leavens weal:amps, alit
'cleastiess and kir 'mpg').'
Auburn.
So. Bukouniovittt. 0:, MIT
Sitta—i have been sullcung ten year
and I tried liop hitters, anti it done n
more good than all the doctors,
, Alms. 8: 8: Boar..
Ruby Sired.
-114-artr- so, thankfal7'lasiny that o
nursing baby was petniariently,pureti of
dangerous and protractedeutlatipatiea at
irregulailty or rho bowie lav the use
Hop }libels by it$ mother, w1iih at ti
tame Clue restored bur to purled heal
and strength.
-:-.The parents, Rochester,. N.
. • ---
Sr None genuine witheet a huneh
green Hops en the white label. Shun a
the Vile, . poisonous Stittf with ollor
"Hops" In their name "2111,5t,
The S. A. lit Iliokatreat.
MeWhers of the Salvation Arm
have been arrested in 111ot:treat an
refused. pretectip,p_ ity,,,,the„,111,eys,
Their arrest was for infraction' of
portion of the .following city by -las
'No person shall use, or cause: t
bo ileed;T,6i-"TctqraFiro-ai'-w-nt.ri,
-sounding' iestrument c•ittve and e
Opt at 'any relialtaini • or militar
shatib-maglay.--L
deviee„noise or performance, tendlin
.eitlier . aims to the' collection ey'
crowd of persons in 'the streets, siLl
walks or other ineblie .filaces, of th
distraction of the' Saine,fir any pi
2.?ose whatever Without the'vermieelo
of the Alayor in -writing."
PULPfT OPINiON.S,
Tile Rev ,Dr. Pottst • ethodiat.
M
being 'seen, said tliat lar r('COgIiIZI
the sacred right of liberty of speeel
-but ON was to be cerisidered
connection With .the mettio.la •ein
ployed .by -the . lie was 01
prepared, ho w er, to cotri Mit. MI mu .1
to a definite opinion. On the •bulljeo
at present. . '
The R.eY. jetties .B
can, of St... Paul's .Choreb, •, slat: :
that aa far as the right. of 'the arm
to parade, on ,the stretit was corirern
•ed, everything depended On 'the - con
..struction of the. city , th
. netgistrate4. At the came time fh
•
by lew,.- if elifereec.4 .eliouldbe en
forced all . i•oand. PrOtecitall
016.1?..041.iAlekreF'.311&11!fa
procelisiOns were )o ppr ewe' I
eeive th� softie treatteent. It seem
ed strarige ihnt pi•oceSsioeti,iit whiel
people.with blaekeoed Nam svor
'permitted to•persuade the pUblie ti
attentl'aiteir entertainments sherd(
be tolerated, While peeple , wiles
Only 'cihject was • t0. do gmail, 81)0014
'tie -Oppressed, • -11e. hid Some ,ex
.perienco of the • ariny . t he oh
country, and thone,b their method
Were objected to 'by:ninny oii
ground of ...irrev..t.bnce.,..,Imo cent+
testify that beetrthe timait
.of doing a .great deal of geed. ,
Must be confessed that .the regnitti
churchrielnui failed to reach lar'g
ohajoses whom, the. 'army litd
ttotd-
.bdjiII influencing for •good. ' . .
Rev. • Mr Nitiola; of $t., M rt
•Pr byterian Church, sahl if th
pity y -laws were Seitist thoir
speaking in ptiblic„,•. of course, 34
.thought they htitt nothing 'fur it bo
to suinuit?btlf . so 'Icing as the.
• ti rti acTral?c3t- 'nnoT. eartlit"tiej (Int '1.8,113.'o1
yoke a ;breach. Of the .peftee,- he :did
not :Awe whythey 'should' he tate
pressed: . lie 'believed the toothed
Of the artny..were extraatit, coal
much elf their phraseology blasphien-
ousi. ie. short,. in his .opinion, Iva
of their operations huritndluetkc"o7
ligion. He was brought into con,
oection. with , seni0. young men ..and
•women belonging' CO the army while
.travellieg•in the" cars to •Teronte,
Theji .wer.3,1aUghieg and 'el:attic:0
together in the most bilarhme mane.
eerottiir the piling wOrnhn, reclined
upon th-e-betriliftref the youttroten.
The inomeet, hoWevet, Hie etatiott
reached they •begaw. to
'hymnswith great Vigor. Id iv
thought there wasen. ineougi uity
stuill a transaction. Then again, On't
power claimed by ',Gel lora I". Booth
rendered :bin; 'nothing short a an,
infallible pipe, .whichwati, 111 Ilia
oPinion,' a .moin,ohjectiolieble • featni sr
of •the orgaeizatien. There. WAX a
large close of 'young people eyr ry.
Where whose °illy ,desire Was t.0 1st
amused and have jellification;
ceetainly the'. army appealed with
great force to tins Class. Their
'seep and Lambert:may and pet:eller
language appealed powerfully to the
remodeled Moore or this elites, awl
„transformed iiiany of them into
fanaties. At the same' time,, if they
Were not interfered With, the exuitio
meet regarding:dime would tame din
ait, 31si3. had ctied- eat in the Caries of
Father Chittlquy; when the Naito
!made it known that he was not to
he interfdred With.
Prnniters' rots.
The unlucky poet who wrote,
"See the pale ninny in his Sheet of fire .'
mum, have been eonipletely. -crushed
when the line appenrel s
"See the pan inat•tyria hitt shirt Of till'. !"
WA eau sympethiee. amo With Oar
poet who; writing' (31 ksii love,
tierted that he bad "kissed bet °odor.
tho 8; ton t 'atxra," ttful feu ed the 0004",
poniter -made 11101 State Oat ins
44*(0 130 MOO' URI obi kir stairs."
True, it has been doubted if theme
twO petite slyer exiated ; but °Huns,
of lose mythologic f .kne, ikeie eurfrt,
.0111 bolty ti tho 1141(4 of Iv et
ptintni". Derek, II' tal$ POil
'61 his .wOrke, is ono% to itiy,
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