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Western' Ontario, isthe seat of considerable
manufacturing, and th.ecentre of the- tn st
agrioultural secthin in Ontario. . .
The combined ciioulation.of THE. NEws-
ItEcOnD exceeds that of any 'paper pub-
iished in the County of Huron. It
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.131ecember. 1882.
NEWSPAPIEB LAWS
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:ynupsis of the neWapaper. • ,
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'date the •reaspn for its": not being taken.
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• respo obi to the. publishers • for payment.
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ontinued; he must pay all arrearages, or
t.he tiblisher may •co.ntnme ,•to,send it-
- 'until-payinent .ii made,, and collect. the'
'whole amount, "whether it he taken limn
the °thee or not. - There "can he no legal
discontinuance •until the payment i34..•nado.
yeraen w1Mtakes a...pape,i-from
-the '1)0st-011m ',whether directed 10 his
name or another; Or whether' he.haa.sith-
.-i.nnibed'or not, is 'responsible for the "pay.
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• 4—If a subant•iber ardere.his Paper to. he
• ltoppo t atf a certain time.and
Ar C011 ti II lteS to send, it'the subscriber is
bound to payfont al he takes" it•ontof,the
• post -office. • This proneedsupop, thegronn&
that a man must r.*y for'What,lie..nses. •
• 14,
eerre the Div isien Cour t in.Ooderich•
'at the November sitting a neinspaper pub-,
1181161! sued - rdi• pay nI paper.rt ‘lelend- •
• silt objected paying -on the ground: that he
had ordered a for:intr. proprietOr"of the
•papetLto_dionitinue it. • • The Judge, held
. that tligt ..Was nut V
plaintiff, the present, proprietor, bed no•
notiee tr di:won-Omite. fintt. coine.queatly
0'01110 0011iiet; tall° Ugh it.. was tiiIt denied
that defendant hadnotified- fbruotr • pro.
prietor to 'dist:on:tin ,aByevent
delbint was bodrid to:pay for the -time
he had received the :paper 'and J. Until he
• "" had Paid all arrears due.for subscriptiqn. • .•
• cullitt:51 R PA:79 .
The Huron News-ileoord
—
,Virednesditys Ve'biniarY 3,r4
THE WEEK'S DOINGS.
eartAntAst.
•„—AVoodstock can boast of 15
doctors in active practice. What an
unhealthy place it -must be 3
4s ---Steps will immediately be
taken to have the 'verdict in. the La -
datums -Mai/ libel suit set aside on
legal grounds.
—The Chief Justice of Qtaabec
has d-mided that according.. to the
law no more than six per cent, inter-
est GBH be chaitord, bar loan societies.
--The exports foal the month or
Deco -tabor jg shown as follows
Prodnce of Canada, $4,423,694; of•
other • countries, " $196,037—tota1„,
$4, 619,531. a • •
—The so-called:. Farmers' Union
meeting in Winnipeg last Saturday
broke up in a scene of Wild disorder.
The organization is practically dead.
—The Grand Chapter of Masons
for tho Province of Quebec has de -
tided to suspend; all intercourse with
the Grand Lodge of England. .
annual meeting of thear on-
.treal corn exchange assodation was
held last week. W. W. Ogilvie
was elected pteeident s .
—Mrs.STremblays of ?Malley Bay.,
who hair given birth for the smond
time to. twins, is also the mother of
tiiplate—seven . children in three
years. . . ' •
Thos. Hogan, who was
elected Warden of Fronton:lc; by
acclamations. ,is the first ltionan
Catholie Warden; and nearly
the members of the Council who
elected him are Orangemen.,
Sproat, of Prince Al-
bert, is making a savoy of th•elands
'occur -tied .by French 'half -broods at
Batoche. and St. iouis..da Lai:goy in .
A survey will be maile..ort a plan'
satisfactory to the halibreada.
; A young roan well known. in
Stratford ecame • enamateda 'of a.
young lady 'of remarkably goad
, looks; and wished t� 'obtain 'her ph).- •
'tare ,She refesed to give it to
In one of' the Show frnines of Shane
nbn & Co.'s-photon-1mph. gallery
picture of •the young: lady woe on
exhibition, and one night the young
man broke the•glass over the pietur6
and removed it •
clbroniCle :--Several
'or our newly elected counciliore. are
' disqualified aCcorilii to law. Two
aye said to be assesSe •for too little
property, but we are intetitied that
their property is clearly .avottlt. the.
re.quireil ft,M011 Tit; BO that thole Seats
ate' probably safe enou csh. • Another.
.elearly' disqualified, being -Fite
. holder of' a Honor license. AnOthor
is disqualified; having, beentecently
fined for breech of. the • Hoer* I*.
In the Ilattet: :ease thesis 1811.penalty.
of $40 a clay for .every day he sits.
0-4n 1883. , Hannah Woiktlian.
trim:tied a young farinernarned Alex:
Young.They :Went to :farm at his
. .
home 9 teiles,form knig,ston,• Ont.
In -her,
• in i'ITaYettott cirotiit.coutt-she-Mys
•that•elio. is the, sigteror the Rev.
Geo; C., Worktatin;:or Victoria
. col-
ge;Cohourg; Ont., and wanalvidys
Int:east:lined to living in a Comfotts
' ableandrelantabl 0 manner. Young,
however, she alleges,obliged herto.
live in. a •rome• rut nithed. with only
a bed, 'Washstand and cliest, and
that be • fed. her on ec;rnaleal .and
such fobd; '•and ` developed such
bebits that she could not Eye with.
bim; that • after. six Months esitiel
t•reatmont she ran away,'
. ,
the evils resul-ting, from diinking
too much m
at e; e. ,
•
The Dominio Post -office Sayings
bank aeeottut fer Deeenther, 1885,
Shwa that deposits during that
month amounted to $668,208. In-
terest allowcd depositors, $3,886;
withdrawals $496,681 ; balance at
credit of de ositors' accounts, $15,-
892,815. early sixteen millions
in the Canadian savings bank don't
savor much. of a ruined peoples. .
. ,
—Mr. Howland was elected
Mayor of Toronto by a huge major-
ity. He proposes to qualify on
property held in his wife's name;
but severe' eminent lawyers hold
that this is not now legal. Though
permissible under the old Mum-
cipal,Act, :it is claimed that the hos:.
band has now norojaim.on his-'vrife'S
property „ -her sole light to it being
affirmed by the Married Woman's
Act The City Soliciteiliolds that
this Act does not over -ride tlie
clause in the Municipal Act per-
mitting a Mayor to', qualify on his
• wife's property, and will so held. '
• ,s -Isaac Quick, . an Essex county,
Canada, farmer, is locked up for ado
keeping at the Central Police Station
Detroit. .Six weeks ago Qtddk left
his home With about 41,600. Four
weeks ago he was in Detroit and
coniplaineds- that a Windsor hotel
keeper had beaten himeut or .$500.
of the money. ' Sergeant Martin had •
him buy a draft for $475, rad when
he had sobered nti released ' hitn.
Hawas.picked up again yesterday,
• andnow has but $133 .of the money
• lefts • His wife has been telngrapkad
St •Pau! Church:-ServIcon on .Sanday at 31
ihm. mil 7.p. in. Biblu Class, 10 tr.M.,•Enniay
, '2.80 p.m,' Snsvien WedObsclith,8
Ray. f bbi AM 08.1i0, Reetor • .
Itattenbm'y Stent Metborbst.--,:rilen63.t IR 30.
•it. m. td 7.08 p. it 84.11111'.i.k. St.q.01 .ttli81)
tn. REv. Mn. RV.' ' •••
• •
Creibyterian.- gal/Ices at 318.N. an.:,
. ,
8,30 11. m. &MOW, 2.30 p. ra. itav
atax, $Tew,saT, Pantor.
OnMrio &runt .(.0.80 a.
. ,2n. and 7.01. in. Sablavth SubOol,' 2.30
Ms. W. W. Sp.kawm, Pa,utor: . • ,
• -Baptist Illmrali.-Servleo at 0.80 p:• 714.•
831!
bath Scheel. 2.30 u. 01. Rip/ .l; WAY,' Pada,.
AFTERTTRTyp.,sintaCtt
.L .1.141.1.V Whith,le kept on
ffieitt thunincu cd IA fib THU MA% •Na.
Cormlok Block; 01116ko
'...--sOolernah•Freentase, of Windsor,
better known as "dad," died or obl
Age ler:twee*, at the _advanced ago
of' 128-y.eare. He was born in Vit.
•ginia .and for many •syears Was Sea
a. 600:rich Trrwstship
Council met at Heintesville, Jan.
18th 1886. Members- all Present.
The cost of Township elections: was
paid, $59. It \MS agreed that the
:Reeve attend to No. 4 and G. S. I), ;
deputy-reoeye to No. 3; J. H. Elliott
No. 1; Ed*. 'Aelieson No, 2; and
John McClellan No, 5. The salaries
or tp, officers wore put in one mo -
lion as,ustiai, this not proving' satis-
factory e separate motion was put for
melt . Vizs.. moved by J. Beacom,
Sec. by E. Acheson, that the salary
of eleik be $110 and. salary of Treas.,
$75.—Carried, ' Moved by E, Ache,
Km,: Sec. by JH. Elliott; that the
• salary Of assessor be. $85.—Carried.
Moved by J. Beacom, Sec. by .E.
'Acheson. that collecto4essalary: he
.,11375.0artied. Auditors $5' each;
Council asked far applicatiens' for
assessor. • Nene Would takeitat $65,
It was then moved by J. Beacom,
Sec, by E. Acheson, 04 the former
•motion bo rescinded itud that the
assessor'e salery be -$7O. --Carried.
Moved by E. Acheson, Sec. by J.
Beacom, that Wm. Wakefield be
assessor. Moved in amendment by
J. H. Elliott, Sec. by J. MeClellan,
that, Geo, McKee •be assessor; the
reoVe voted insfavor of Wm. Wake-
field* The clerk was ordered to ask
for tenders for printing from,'each
of thd • local papers,- to setuthem
samples also. Council appointed J.A.
'Ford auditor; wove appointed J. R.
Hc\Intessacond auditor. • John Weir
the r was eppeinteddieepeS ,or No, 6
poup cl,.15:Cone The following amts
.were paid, Viz: Win D•unn indi-.
gent 'per, Wm. McCabe for clothes
4-1:3-e-Rebt. MeCullough gravel 414.--
52; NEw84Soorin printing $5.50;:
Mr. Lurie stationery .$4.20; :Wm.
Collins indigent 418.-5;--Robarts
Bray andigent $18.75; clerk register--
in0 .: B. M. -end D. $9.50. 'Path mats
- .
tors •weto• appointed, these wilt! be
'specially :nbtified. •• Fence viewers
samans last year, ' Pound' • 'keepers
Mina as list - Year. lialli the lattet
;will.' be notified anh:all aro. requeSts
Ito quality p re y io tis to time.spech
fled. • in notice) and seturn to•Oletli.
Applietitions will he received for col-.
lectorlat next .ineeting ef QOU 116 1: '
0.Willa
toi• the inmost! of•mtuperism
, 0
lie further advances: of money :will .
be.7made to . any, indigent unless a •
. petition .signed by et leest a dozen
ratepayers is sent to Council ,stating
theparty•te be really in need' end
. . .
has been nateSident of the ToWnship.
Cohneil.• adjoerned. to nieet again
litst.Menday in April.
• ••• • JAMS PATTON, CIO&
• During theprogress of a liquer
-ease • :heard before , Mr. Dugas,
Police Magistrate of:Montreal, ,the
charaeter of the evidence .rurnishati.
by the "Whiskey informers," WaS ol
:Stich a ntatate as.te cause 'the maeeis
trate to . express his • intligttatiOn •
both at themen who Were' .whiskey
informers and the system -elides.
whieh they were 'rho
•reventio • should, he :declared,. em-
ploy, only..heneet; trustworthy con -
•stables, who siiauld, wherever- pos-
'slide, • go . about their. Work in it
• straightforward, annuity •'way.: In;
stead of peeping tinder a:•blincl.-9
;see if a:bar was openeden Sunday,
let them go in Openly and notify
the limper of the place that he was,
!toting iinontrtventtcfl1 of the law,.
• To it Witnesi) • reporter. gm. 7Dugas
mid that aches of these Whiskey. In-
l'ormeta were SO untsestwoithy that
they- had tespti'i a spy .on the in-.
former:: he wanted was fully.-
infOrnied and tecognized • constables
whose special duty would be to Sc
to the ,enforcement -of :the ie (111
• laws,'and-who would ge abotit their
'imainese onenlY.
.•
• Antatesda.:
Kimbtel of Dodge
courtty,'R'ansas, his wiTe and tlitee
were frozen to death in a
wagon near those dating the recent
'blizzard. s•
,
—The .resoort or the Fortifications
130a5d or the United. States War
.
.1)epar (Anent , recommends.an appro-
pr let ion o ra$`21-,•000;0.0thlay 0 on gteres-
rot the tonstruction of coast (Wren ees
• anddorpedo-boats for harbor protec-
, tion.
slave. • Given his liberty p•ira kind
master, he mine north by slowsstages
and !settled in Windsor ovor , forty
yearg ago Heleddined tI10tsirsinor
cooper .and, had worked at It up 'to
about four:yew ego. a He' wits WU-
• '' ' ied and.hadadarge lint -Only
Easy & Profitable 'Eihriloyment. feir- or Ilia offid-rem . already very
• old„, wryly Q laint . ills industry en-
abled hint to liya .econfortabitand
save several' •thousandS • of dellard.
He ,WaS one or .the fistuiders of Zion
M. E. • Church, He wee in ?rood
healthtnitil Sunday,
Many. Agents have nntile num* e?.ntatqsing lor
4.
Ta112.2a
Caltadittra' florae 141Insattz'llise
- • .4:
l'iteratirro i,o{pnaur
PtsbIle al6C1 X 11141 Alfyxviert.k.. .
• ' Nikki* alma 1..,Uslientlt
ern) 14pular
Two Dollar Monthly..
.Ageolo .1Fai tied Everywhere.
uolleit sub5orIlic6 !or MAN.
Largo cosnroleelonivn
Many 3r8tIng Wonseti i w011 an intin have dorm
ivell at the work In thon ova neighboth4en.
AN 080)4111 1311Z/118,
iinaidea eli CoMmianfdon, Oven 4,0 HMOs tliMilIng
tam largest, munbct 01 nnio,talbtra betrno..ta Olt
present thpo and pt 11,..18,4„;
wqritan,4 (,,nip103ettot, sid wil:Ing Ea ‘vutlt,
iikou tor partionlant to
a#1,1t11.,16ItklAtA AIA'Art,
ifo.ar,c,the
•
• --.411 the lecture hall of Si. An-
drew's eherehs,Montteal, an •intet-
esting„.:aldlillAillaiY.0 .1.00turo„:„..wa8
delivered by Dr. Lapthorn Smith,
on "Eating 'and ,Overeafing."' It
WWI tibOW11 that 40111 milk and eggs
contained all' the elements essential
to sustein 'life,and consequently a
quantity of either Shoehl not be
taken after a hearty meal. The ex. -
act -amount of food sequiredato 8811) -
.port nhealthy Man Wu:shown to bo
aoo glaring. ef Ititto,soen• and 4,qo
greins of carbon per them, or three
quertore of it raffia of moat and two
pounds of bread: The bad elrecto
of spirituous liquor and tobacco on
dig4386081 WekelihOMell, together with
rrn
held to be a. measure designed for I into the .11oodsta1ne1 bed, whielt
theS'peace, order, and good govern -1 bad Vein brought into the centt,
ineut" of Canada, a meesure te pro-
mote temperanee—not prehibition
—by means of a eniform law through
out -the Dominion. : If e prohibitory
laW, or
it stringent Bone!) law, is a
Iasi for the peace, order, and good.
government of Canada, why is not:
a licensing Act less stringent, within
the meaning of the same, words?
What the result vi11 be is impos-
ibl t fc t en • 1
s e o ow as , it is l
that another case will be:presented
to test the validity of the Canada.
Temperance .Act: But that Act,.
having been once held valid, cannot
now be: held invalid, The Privy
Odthicilbeing tho highest appellate.
(Jt for is is bonud to folio* its
40 decisions.... The Act must
stand:: as --n sott cif, legislative'
excresence on the -Dominion statute
book. The only 'way out of: .the
muddle is •for the Imperial ,Parlia-
ment to enlarge the scope of article
9' br section 9,2; 'of the II. N. A. Act
ED aito leave the jurisdiction of the
Provinces unquestionable. It . let%
pity••that the Pidyy Council: (lo not
exercise more foresight in deciding
upon, Constitutional, questions, and
O greatet pity,that they do not take
broader views of tho' questions- pre-
eentieffi to thew insteed detraining
theniselves to a .minute and narrow
• point which deterines bat a Traction
of the whole question at issue. We
have now had three cesea b.ef.ote -the
Privy .Clouncil,.all designed to aseer-
lain whether, the tight to .regulate
the •liquor traffic. resides . with the
Pr three cases hove
_bee(?) dsTroit .etioti
. itt-disPute. • So it was with the, law
• Stamp • qUeettott, Their •lotclahips
-held theeAct. invadirl-onene-of the-
• grounds...argued be•fore therrii. and.
:left tho :Abet:point undecided, The
whole . qeestion ..nntY •• therefore be
Said to be sti1opem. •. •
Tux LT O1 LICENSE QUM,
-- VON..
.(ProM ibe iMuntillan Law Times .). • ,
•
If the .McCarthy Aet had ceme
before, •thes,Indicial •Committee of
' the. Privy Council after linmell v,
Pefflud, la, R. 7 Aop. Oa. -829; and
before llolcUt v 1.?&Iiiict. I, It 0
App. Ca. 117, it is almost'nertain.
that it would •hex.° :been held,SO bo
Within the jurisdietWn Of the patlisa
' mont of C•anada.. But theit 'lord-,
shipshaving conpuLteil. them sel Yes
to the .dociewn otse, the.
mattes 'was leftover) more doubtful
-than it was before, --Eithera-onss,-of
„these .011 -Ree 43640,11.owed when
the ?McCarthy • .1.1„et came Damtbe
Committee, for. they are inconsists
ent, netwithstindlng thl. dietunt to.,
the co11tre4in Hudge's case.' Xlie
holdieg that the .1)ominion Perna.'
'anent 'cannot pass a .licepsing.'Act,
-instead of iilearing-up the inconsist-
endysioaves the'limits orlegistatiye
joisdiction between tile Provinces
and.the Demioion quite as uncertain
:arsever they Wt.:qv. •
'
•
Mehl:eel _Hicks- _Beach, re-.
'forting to iJm. case of Mr. Brad
1adghsid'the GoVertiment Was not
prepared to oppose that gentleman's
tight to sit and Note in the House of
'Commons. The appeal ef Mr: Brad,.
ittigli" is stillabefe.resThesHouse. Of
Lords. :The_ matter •now,'said Sit
is the concern ofthe °hurts
of' law: - •.
• .
• • ..
.-1.11 rho Brctish House 'of Com.,
rnons on Tuesday of': last' Week. Mr.
',lease 'Collings ,reovedau-amend-
allot:Ado the Address' regretting 114
00 ineasetes. are •announced in the
Queen's Speeishlor the' relief of' the
• sufferers by depressiski in ttade
tout traericultatre, particularly in re-.
fetial to•alre ••f ."I't' t f't
c a ail acs o rti
er.a
.lanottrers, .ete., for .obtaining
ntents.of small holdnage oft .enuitr•
able: tame BS to ma sfmtrit,y, ot 8(1.180•
,• is not prohibitory Act in the stria
.of the term. 11 18 a licensing'
tenure. lins atnendta ent reeeived.
The .strong ,support or Mr, Gladstone;
but was opposed by the 'Marquis of
Ilartingten. 'When the vote %was
taken it was found to be 329 for the
amendment to 250Amtinst the Gov-
ernment being 79,.‘thiell b almost
•xect-ly-stItes itrber-af-thtlitTru
Jli.i 1014. ' Immediately- • • before the
vote wits taken Sir t1. }Mks -Beach
said the °resentment would
accept the deeleion of the Howse
They had taken office unwillingly
and 'would leave it without tegtet
• si
13ISIIOP •S'PEAKS.
• . IN TOVNTO.•
• • T•he•'•'llishop Of 'Niagara,: iu the
-course of a very fine address, said
the _congregation in ' the ..average.
•Moderti abuse's tt around their
ministers .ati the ancients did the
gladantore,„ all all wentayell, thurebs
..were up ;. if anythiug went .wrong,.
•thumb.S-avere dewit.:. The congrega-..
. The . Canada Temperance. Acf- is
iisually spoken. of 1.8 18 prohibitory •
Act. Aseuteing it to bo so; the 0141
infetence to bo drawn ,fton),- a cum-
parison of :Russell'$. ease with Obilge'd
Case is that the Provinces may per-
mit • (license) liquor selling, --while.
the Pcinkinien mays prohibit It tut
ialte Doininion ean prohibit 11 81
will bow 0811 tho Province .parinit
or Itemise. it'? And [1 1115 Provinces:
stn lieense il -why-. 811011 Itt 111C, Do.
1111111011 have power topiolibil it ?
But Ale 'Canada Tem pavane° At
orn RUNNING SOUS,
F4rres end tiIcei, es Abeeasees
bard to Leal, are due to rad blood or,
Se.:e1t do, •11 s blood with
Burdock TilOrni BP toys MO 1138 worst
soros Appeal] v bred us the general
health im teatoied*:
Act, more stringent than ttettal-sbut
still in Principle a •licensing Act.
The head note to fiusseirs cam States
the effect of, the Aet • as fellows it
'nitifornily• tituhibits the sale of in-
toxicating liquors except in: whole;
sea 11)11111101i11911. 11 fS.111.9PlitlilUillgsdk.
ed purposes, "regulates the indite in
the, exoepted. C.18t18, makes sales . of
liqttora in violation Of the prohibi-
grills end 'regulations contained, in'
the AO criminal. offences," &e.
Words could 1)01 1)0 more aptly nsed
to.. &sterna) 18 liceneing' Act,
prohibit the sale exeept in such a
W18 y as the Legislature nifty pres-
cribe, is to lieertee the, 8nie accord-
ing to the ressulationa hdd down by
the Legislattire, andif t ire Domin-
ion might do til this one why not
again
The CAnad.. Tetaperanee Act wee
whtle Brageul taliwg it gun, rested
it on her legs in the act, of Wag
aim. Finally the woman was ae.
quitted, while Brageul was costar:re
ned to hard labor for life: The
jury thus phased 011 morIl the
amazing opinion that:a man can be
shot in his bed while his wife eon *
tinuei to sleep soundly by his side.
MR,,CHAPLEAU SATISFIED.
'Ion. Mr, Chaldean, qn his re: '-
turn W Ottawa On Thursday, was
interviewed by the Ottawa Evening
Journal:
"Are you satisfied with the result
of the St. Jerome meeting?" !ptesied
the reporter, '"Certainly ," was the
.," it proved a most unquall:
fie(' ,success. 1 WM given an enthkr.'•
isstio reception, end 1 hare no reas-
On, to doubt that tny chnstituents
were satisfied -With my •explanation '
of my stewardship. The speeches
were listened to witlr great interest, a
,•nd the resolutions submitted, sus
taining the course I pursueil during..
thaRiel agitation, were adopted by
en overwm
helniing ajotity. Ym.'"
smilingly continued. the Secretary
of State, ." no • better • proof of the
success of the mooting .cau be in
steamed than the fact that Pre -
Teat,' the Liberal Prefect of the a
county, who recently made himself „
cOnspicuone by • his open: letterin-
tho
proas, was yesterday defeated. for
the Mayoralty, at St. Jerome. The' s
record of tho ballot box very On.-
• -elusively- -shows the-- rart-oC feeling- .•
.cri that locality,' Defeated '.for the •
mayoralty,' the gentleman also loses
his chances for the werdenship.
Oh, no; tho ropetts of the. 11)6c:tiles •
were somowbat 0:0401.401," TO81110-
ed. Mr. Chanlean, teply tir 1ques
Hon by the reporter. "Fur instenea,
1 was not so reughly,handled'es the
newspapers stated. •In the enthils. „
ictam of flio moment, my •supportms
plaoed me in a elmir awl:sanded
about thethall. When it earner et'
.the toom, we.S. re:tolled where the - •
position .faetien as:re:inbred, no. •
unknown individnai butleal •a •knct
•or. pieee of': Wood Ore ugh. Op crONed •
The objet struek. mo above tho
e16, but beyond:a little • sada
at the time, reatba no. injmy. Or
• the getitle tircin* o signed the rest-
lutions want ittod, eight were :11-,i,yOri;..
• ,and Connell:lots, represenfing
•many new.parithes situate noith I.
St describe?" - • •
Yisitto the minty,.
'have had the 'honor le remeeeent far:, •
nineteen yea*" • 'concleded Mr.
• Clutpleasia 'thee - demanetiatted., .the
feet that Lem 'still as well 0'1'0:lain.'
/of as'in the pasts I venture to dse
alafe That -wernAm eleCtion: couteet
t� take -phtee i•n Tetraboune: to:mor
roW; I would reeds a a two fold. 'ma:
jprity Conipared with -my •p0v1orte• •
viCtorics."
tibn.shotild, be • called'down to the
arena tie, tako. pelt in the ',fight'
Whena general. went ..fOrth to, fight
'Clid he send his. .erraylionte. and go.
te meet the :enemy alonel. Thct,.
dirty or a general. was. to comM,641-
.0)6 fetees; and itahonld be,theeeano
With .a' Minister. • if money. was
n•Seded for a new steeple Ait other.'
•impreYements the peoplewatild say
'that they. would 'give a eoneort,".4'
bitiercm a raille. Every scheme
.iiiiaginable .0 as 'brought IMO iequisi-
ton :to siippo'rt the.•:.ehttrch of:•the.
.Were *tit*. •things • to
:bcti As a bishop: Ito.. Iifted:up.:bie
veierr, in prOtesting againstit all.
If Ile chutch .of Jeeps •Chriiit. 1Y11S
t wOr thy' of ::their self :Stierifia.a it
wraii; not that for wh theyaprayed.
oungresettion'a geve, oneatentli:ot
what Clod gaVe them . the. Mlle*
woitld befell and,..they' would go
areithstirongefanot :Only. in tho 11,•tt
ok eivins, but stronoet in self-deniat
S -that • principle wideli was incul-
cated by ebtist bullshit% •. • •
. • ,9110T DEAD WITII HIS
WIFE ASLEEP: :
• . •
i.
80,11Se.tionar tiled lias •jitai,Italien"
.. •
-place itt an aSsizesatourt in France,
A .,:farmet, nanted:lipandorttenssysite
killed in hiesbed on_ The night --e1
• April 28T:e31d Ilia wife, who was
iy-
ing by. his side at theliind, deelared
.that She had .not been *aliened- by,
the 'report dr. the fitearm, bat
blood which floiVed from bid body
and the,smell of:1114 burning night-,
cap, --••She eould therefore .stiVe fro
informiition as to the eitettleatances
ender, which the murder- hada:been
..eomeritted. Suspicion fell on.. one
Bragettl, a• young num. of bad Oars
tenors' who bad • been, disehatged •
rsiole time before by .11Madortteti,
In . his trial at the ,Anguet assizes
Bragetil oonfeemd hisgui 11, but said
11101 he had 40tpd at theinstigation
or, Mine Beaudorti en, who ignant
at -•her. basband!s metty.- flirtatious,
had promised. hint (Bragettl) ,15
francs and het hand if lie wongisdo
stliedeetL.s.A....tuselatriativas_aceorik,
ingly orderectoo id yes terdaY rano 1
t31(1LIfl0 Boanthituenappe.areekde bo "tra"i'wled for life' -Ag
by •
side in the dock. Brageuldeclared colleted wife irIs.• been eelled
that thosw.onian enema the window 111•341' P: iodlaircd "it l'ssrns,s'rri
th admit; him and then returned to ago
the bed. Resting the gun on her vuln' nuttcn.".
question, "What is the meanine.
legs in order 'to give greater: prods -
100 to his 0110, lie fired, • Death was rnt
tyintonyi'l • a sakingsfee
inetantaneons, Mine Illeatialornen know oxaUy, but reother.eaye
Effie has had enough of it. *
then got up and 'eeing to the ceps
board, gavel him vtWelve 00101, pre-
• DROLL.DEFINITIONS.
-.•
Nothing used :to.. be dellued,Jw. .
qootlesS: stocking without ti„,„
-b11ta-a-000p(11810 littleasmShitely k1 0• .
.his idea, of nothing '188 6 Sdiunglioba
:without a harrel'aroimet its" , .k.ty '
rapt ha,:e. been hit 79 ir 88 1'0110
'never pats 12. 5101) to his.l.ientencee," '
and "one who kills' Worms.lest thdy • •
tulle" egotist who •loves his
fellow -man for himself alone,"
terse reckoning up for, a eannibal,
A'lawyet is said to be "a man Who
:disproves -the provetb Abet 'barking-
dogs'do not bite"; and a, polite,'Man
• is "one Who listens' with •intetest to ••
. .
things, hp knoWs alloho at• When
they are being told by tt.p.erson who
knows nothing, about 'them'?" One
notion Of a bachelor is 4ati;
has\ lost theopp o tt tuity or fe:tk ing
•a woinitn miserable": while: another
in. .`tt sour . grape hanging by tbe.
twig of' ohsttnaey on' a wall Of .grear
:expect:06one. ."A della:de vetoer
• Is a humorona idea, of "a, lovels,
young lady wrapped up in ,herseir'•:
and "matehless women"' for 'maiden
•ftunts.• Amonget: scores of defini
•tions of love, "tho toothache of the
heart" .01 easy to.' remember. A a
Americal. writer declares )(we .
fite• t. eight to be "the gteatesat labor
saving thaehinathe world oversaw?".
"A •fitotbry where honeymoons 'ate-
maatufaetured to order," is a Irestri •
menial Itgency; and,a wedding ring.
is "a -domestic citele," "A • teeny .
match" has been 2.V1Itily hit ofr its a
.1005e anis" chaps); avid le 1 Ilft ltath
ajiiry
tending that she had n °snore money,
SHILOHa1/1113 will itnre-ediatels:
:A horribly realistici (Ina '88 giveli relieve ()roue, Whooping Cou01, and
l
Brenehitis. Sold by J. IL 014e.
to the proceedings by the judge in
siating on....k.tnte Ileandsruen eating