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%Lit it fins foreign labor is not pm mitted to 'sitter portiouately dearer than the products -NT
a the atannfasturers' market, for tilOt WO S011i (via whereas the present 4.1
1 n III I would 1),..,.,,)„,peting with their prp, high tariff has given. us the combine
tom which competition is, to V
1 ' IIODc
w stro-fivqi NAW troc
1
EIMMIST
ails:Nand thus protection is denied tho 1113 s, by
farmer u3ct giventa IM 1ttW1'. a great extent, prevented; and, where.
a -maw! Its the astaicultural blt01'00t is sutlers
These facts ona many other
der a serious ilt•pressioa and
APP - 011CS ObOkild El1tilikinea by working. Ing
aoh aforesaid, and as the agricaltural
colored by partv lea( tis
O. P. TiOttrI ACT
workiug people have been taking
goiag toad over party politics, and the
OT. O. U41141 TZglecrAPH GI their paey thins in their own.
Nov let the workiug people of
• unable to bear tilP O11'111111 occasioned.
by.the .tarlifsand the combine system
Party glasses aro ilstO ceptive arid are
party orals, 'rite country has been
more interest io the success of
men, n•it through party glasses,.
04;4 Litignigh noose . this "hal" ask theraselves what
parry has aoue for then). and
kfinn:b.aMs - - how much betterlbay are off to•day.
• Wait they wets% ten years ago. It
there are any oho have saved tooney
1.
(and very few wit). say they have) was
it aceomplished by their ewn at.tergy
e Q.1 AllAt asit CUR*
• ‘;., and slim or by the °fiesta ot the
Goverament on their behalf ? Let
FRIDAY, APRIL, 18, 1890. them answsr, Canada has been 'ong
suffering with the National Policy, it
now eleven yoars old. What has it
, • a. accomplished 'I Ilas it Made the far•
the Editor -------------- re of their farms ? Has it eu
CaT r AW.A: lalaTTER. mars prospereusi Has it increased the
;shied
,„ them to pay off the mortgages upon
igta° its7d'eax4tielngdiuitgs b‘..7oari;d4 thfirt,afarimaus ? Has it increased prices
prodnete, as announced
expeeted time. It would have for
t
Has it branwht any tangible benefit to
'ten better bad the members: been
N at hums a month 'morn. The
overninent were not ready for the
:.blic work of the season. Therefore,
awide latitude of discussion was
• Tea upon almost every unimportant
;Ater that COM.! up The first
Outh Of tat' session was wasted ou
volons and vexatious discussions for
alit of the oecessary reports of the
sverrinsent. oevertiment were
gered aanost to death for the first
Months of she sessiei, by manta
Aurora from. all parts of the country,
oh urging 'nitre protection for his
I.
1 • '•
7ttoular interest, The change that
ahl favor one would destroy the
erest of another ; and thus the
'ffe went ou as it will go on in the
ture as long as this country will
spelt the protective policy to exist.
ere are coital -alai and increasing
Terendits among tire manufacturers
nsolves. One valf ask an increas-
Oduty upon the products of his
itteas. Atwater will plead for a
Duction of duty upon tit raw ma-
witi31.1 he uses, disregardingor
.0indful of the fact that his raw
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term' is anotiser's' -finished article. Commons, recently, ou the Bit get.
eir differences among themselves After teeess Dr. Macdonald (Hum) Ina spoken, and realized that, as
litt it very difficult or the Governcontained the debets, and began by usual, 10, ha..1 put hi,. f..ot in it, LIT14.1
J'At to plea,m their own suppotters, aliodhlo, to jrl'x0,05'a change of base not only demoustratteci his owe ismer-
whaiever they do they will on the 711ec-lprocity onestion, quoting twee but had drawn out Dr. alitC-
pleaSe smile ono. , the strecit of tho President of theCoun- don Id's extensive information and
,tor tomtit seventy days of the oil in 1873, io ahisa, he fousaa for_ resoutatee in debuto. Proceeding, U
f ion ths (4 Overiairmt ..vere'whirling hou gentleman emoted Ministerial
.4t-c.n, Scylia alai Ciniryhtlis, not
tring the moment they woull be
•tlied into the one bv attempting to
. ,..41, tilft other. Tile!: have been in 1.4t0001 committed to the pr...
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1-.43...ii(AS Of bsto at taiota-nt tones Yf4t now the Prefildent (.1: the asaaossii of those actuaries set olown as ono ot
, .1., ,, a
T.ldr,,en to and fro by the boiling declared that the adoption of that. Canada's prospective cuetoinera, yet
r:las. of rarty totissencies. At priacipat lama tat; ruin of, ho farmers, Dr. Mgt.:Imo-IA showed that our
the .bet was, than and Ata.,,,a aalaaalat. eas.ataaay „f say, exports to Brazil fell from s41.11.3,010)
,. sod by the Foirtnce 34inistsr. by a Ooll'aat eatr;,,,,taintti.1,7 htittp:U4Cnt re. I in 1E62 to $344,000 in 1889, a do
/ones sp•w.h. Tim oloti....%• was gaadoes the rdative tisanes of land i mamba ot 32 per ee'it,o •and Ili 'Wish
ii3, I th,P 051111 DIP Chi,141, MV4 1111 gm -United States and Ontario, Dr, Gliiiit4a, no flier prospect ive mat kat,
t easter. Tile c:othiuts, was purple I alitatonald came to doal with the as predicted by Sir John Macdonald in
11:1,-11. 'I'lie WV:400116 Ilabiti" / qnestiou of the extaina, aaa ol„ployea i 1875, imiaRted in 1887 a total of $8,-
I, are being torn off it t r- 's hy utUeint figures and authoritative per. 016,000, "4'. which . they took ocally
1
.. ••,..„,a,„oa eraisose of the Opposis • eentaste to show that if all our an two toillonas from the United States
• . a 1 es. ry day tilt, rasyminetri- migrants an.1 our natstral increase in 1 aud 0111 *2.20,0(.10 frola Canada.
• as•partioas ta the child tam hoing , population daring the hod, six yeas,/ 1, Was that, ho aslisal, all tilt, resuit of
.1 trien.l. and f.r.. :t.e the r:Lin.,,i. with vs, the populati.ju of . the Government's polies., sabsidized•
.,' • - aa • aatoty tionlii. F:''! 'UV% I Calltt Vijoilld be. fag:10,000, whereas, 1:5tequnors and all ? They were told
also to expect a largo trade with the
ommer-vaZ
TAU OPING.
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OPARraD • 1.04..1.
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oticsAllorm40.4'' •
We have pis mitre in aluminising to the pl'ople of \Virg haw and.
iuterest represents a largi- tnajority j 'vicinity an opening 44' a
of the pnaniation, that therefore thiiq i stsiar tartg li vtlir Yl.'e ,7, 17 frIlly G -11
1 .L. ''''. itsa,Naloalati Si • al.a l• •'lat3t '' ' ' t. r ,;,
th, central Institute, da Esqwstihay , iit4.s.-5 . .. .... „ ,t,....4 ,.. , , - " •.,
rrqr fy. rxr51-;v1ivolire !P4144,,k7 .1t, e lr 4 •
r' t1 the Governuteut to reduce the 1 . - ,....t3i.at L•.• ,7,s, . ,..i4,..,'; ,ii.; ...t. 0. , ;' aiii,014. ..it4x, . . .§. .1 li •
tariff on articles of prime necessity to
oottons, wooleus, rubbers, sugars, es,...:v and hestaselection of Tweisht, ete , ever brought lots' 11 ;natant.
and salt, to such an extent as to re-
lieve the agrisulturist of the unequal RD
RATUAY, 41,11 Api i!, is onr op.mino due alai wo request. sa in -
burden budor whielt ho is now lahor- spection of our stook whether you wish tel buy or not.
Dimino- to the increase in the duty 4, VW aressoam• WM' Yult 81101.31,1) IIITY Vuutit Cl4rri1lE0, ETC., Photil
the farmer, suet ae ir°a, st"1, "al, Next. door south of the 7!1.•ii,vet wil,:re will 1..4 the limiest
on flour, the hon. gentleman rear a
letter from a prominent miller, de-
nouncing the movement to increase
the duty, and denouncing. the IA, huh,
policy of Proteetion i1O a auras 00 the
country. "What we want," this coma.
pandtatt said, "is to take (Iowa .the
fences " (Uttar, hear ) In thisi'cow
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neotion Dr. Maedonald ref' red tO Mr, .,
Ilita's resolutian, mid asked why repre- All cloth for men's wear bought front it s will Itgs eat free of eharl,
Canada should not come together and .-=----4----------......__...,__. _._,................. ...._...-------......".._ ...-!.11?..!!!-.!!.,,,.•----.-_-_---=‘!,r1.
sentatives of the United „ States sud
reason out tbie, whole trade question for
the benefit of each couutry. (Hear,
hear.) Coming to the national debt,
.
1V use tile latest and best system .of (hitting, knowd to the trade.
We have more than double this otook of tw than any store 111 1 1 -
111101, 1113101g' in price from tho cheapest Qauttilian to the linest
French goods manufaarin'd.
Wt: OUARANTEN you, stYli!..111 garments wlich, in cut and mak•.. up, will
be equal to any eity
WE 1313Y AND SELL tri.iLY POP.' CASH.
• Tun/Derry.
The • Township .0ouncil met it,
ein 1 If farmers were to IOW
SkItlitS' hall, Bluovale, t be 1.1th
these questions front their knowledge
Dr. Mscdonald pointed mit sharp
wns, April, 1890. All the 111O111b1'S present.
of the facts, and not from a prty eit
contrast, how heavy that
now am000thig to ir,,,237,000,000, The Reeve in the chair. The tomtit es
R. Mmavell, that Mr, Croieltshank
es:soon:a hill and swamp on si,l,., hue
bet vft..01, 1 4,4 11; 11,1.1 lo, emi 11, and
ropm•t et next in..eting of enutolii---
Caxrittl. Niteced by Win. (1-mitnitl,
cf last meeting were react, I
''...a.""""'" (aspood f1.20 gravelling ois honnilary
, seconded liy 11. 'Maxwell, tje,t wo .
and biglied. Communications were ... .. ,
o , oetween lvt eV Sad Tarnberry,
reloi trout ToW1,161111) ETIgill.er, se ' . , i
and laborers, ill referenca to t le e ,,
While showing the extsetatt burden of 1 , i„ •
si I line through lot 17,0011. "novineo. txrey w:11. explend an etiwit
f the N P. UpOn thesis ilea the 0..e..
I this ettorinous debt as cOntaistal with I 8,"," /1;` - -"‘
1..) ttlf40111 l'eSpt:Ct. to proposed meet 00,,,0 .„,.,7 itylf.„. thaminjil, tf,icont144t1 by
''flii)..111i t for 504110 porpoec--Citrriest• •
point of view, the unanimous au. o
would. be No. A similar list of ques•
tions might be put to the mechanics
•
against 'which they had not a single
reveuuz-bearing asset. (Hear,
ewer would be the setae. While. no
any other civilized. country, Mt. Iles-
beueats have been conferred, bardens
(if 5011 interrupted with. “Anstralla,' to
have. been imposed in the way
which Dr, Macdoisald might. bate re
tatinn on the one hand and extrava-
tufted, like Gratiano, -1 thank'thee
gent expenditures upou the 'other,- till
for that word," for it gave ban au
Canada to•day is burdened ' with a
opportuoity for contrastiug the coo -
debt with less to show for it thee any
chain) of for
with that of Ana.
other British colouy. Mr. Editor; I
have already giVen soffit:it:at points
for meditation until .you hear from
me again, I hope the classes to
which 1 referred will calmly causider
their coudition in relation to the
National. Policy.
Ottawa, April,„1890.
MA•^1DOITA.LDS SPEECII,
Tbe following is a synopsis of the
speech delivered by Dr. Macdona,d,M.
P. for East Huron, in the house of
to ox'1•111'11" "•ati'y fall ii•ri'l 1131.1i116 0... i • aoest a tea is, appoint td- to. iosp.,et
it. tocsotel, that, alt ssrs stionison and
Jug Wi 111 1 1111:068 Tewuship Ensitteer ,
Sot, 11, 00 boundary due 01 Calms., I ,,, 10 11 Iwo, eppwite it.rs 18, 1,,
find Turnberry ; 0380 front (hirrow & 20 .111 t....,1, ;Ind ropi„,, 0 1 1.t., a
li
Protalloot, re seizure for sates ; also ., . , a .• 1. •
, tin' A •or et ilext meeting- s..arrie( .
from Join. Nichol, re sidli road, .1,t , ,, .-.. • A I 4
,4L04,4;14 !)V 1.10,1, ,4.41)1141filiII, lit.COn13001 1y
tralitt, lit' gave the total public de a ,.'7 eau IS. 1-'•:"'Pevf) 1"?"te0 haV. \VW. CliiliOl,shatlk, Hutt 41t-s,r .. Mc -
loaned $800 of raniong fund rhaaao ana peateakaaaao„ patv„a.,..4
a a
of the seven colouies of Australis, mg
moneys on mortgage since last nie.e.t. ,,taaart, lea Lai , :-y 00.,i,,,, 1.0,t,, 0101
and of some Of the particular colonies,
Mr 14cintuill lept.rtot1 having a, 1.1,,ataislavaajo rias :,...;,,,,ct o,.,
Victoria, for instance, baviog a per jeg.
capital debt of $18 a hand, against uut Ed"ara A'r"Hitj;')"g'3 11(101.41 re lt. Mass; ,I, secootled Isy Goo. rh....o.
pap U'd at a cost of 017, told' recom son, that. Poter .41,:t...0an b., pAiii .B:3.
over $47 in Canada. Mr. Ilessou led palmier t of that amount.
wiltea a little, bat Dr. 1.qactionald was 'new • , • • oxfanseti in loaning stokiag tuatts.-
11,liove.1 by Mr atemtuill, seconded bv a • -1. N. t• 1 a • a-
sant quite through with him, but told • .lf't . ...10,7K by , , I
r Ornie shank that we pay F
him that Australia, with a smaller pop- ' see ...Lisa by Win. Cionrrii .tec
uktion, had a foreign trade of 510
milli:ma while Canada, with a larger
population, had only about 200 hill.
lions. (Hear, hear.) By this time
Mr. Ilecsou was evidently sorq he
Patteraon's account for gravol,O, and
that the seine be charged to the Town.
ship of 'Morris, Turnberry has
already paid its share of gravel" -
Carried, Bloved by It Maxwell,
seconded by W Gamma!, that the,
Reeve and Tressurer be. appointed a
committee to dopolt Mt sinking fund
moneys not invested, in the Bank of
Hamilton on deposit reeeipt- Carried.
Moved, by George Thomson, seconded
by 11 Max wets that, the Clerk fort h•
ward to a it.ciproeity in tr..oe unit with instruct the Goiqrninent En -
that
States. Re showed clearly utterances in 1875 and also in 11569,
„toper to trace. and erect' suitable
that by the enaguient of a standing 1 prea ittthat an immense trade with all
artales which littloameents on aide line through lot
offer of Reciproeit y the Gov -almost -it i count rite not Producing coo' B -Carried. Moved by Gso
- ' • 1 Ognada could supoly, Brazil w ;04 one ,4.‘j 1
.1110,11S0ti, 81.00110d ly B. Ataxwell,„
that hy laws lao tossed apptaltirg
loner:viewers, pomalkcepers awl path -
i n to, t ers for the current yi.ax -
Carried, by laws Nos 11, 4, and 5
were read three timea awl passed.
Fence viewers-lilasavel Anderson,
Thos flat Wm ass/ado:I, John W
Walker, Malcolm .1.0inont, J 0 /nes
Beetley, John Snell, l'eter Deans, sr
and John Robinson,.
Posoidkeepets-Ilen Saults, Alex
Orr, 3.)unctin V eNarighten, sr, Tlios
111w n:Pir. , Robert jeolaius,',.Via Netter.
p,Oiev stripped of id, a. concession, woald only
1.4,:.; tally W0.111'.1 n'Y 1.011Wre 811130,)1A - liC OtalL11 at 5,000,000, titty4 pros ing
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51 0h .v.1 e•th i.11 ‘t.ir,.4 tit..‘ ilia:Ile-v.0.00 1 ... 10.4s 10 Canada of 0119,000 eards,
• .. -tam ol 0Tel kaaviiy upon, tles [ who went to the United, States. (Hear
i-'!....• a or" watts atm 100,rom t0. oalS hear. Dr 11•11tettotp,14 very cleverly
- • ,.. • ' , , , • al, ' 1
V411.. are 1'.Fi•41 tt1A! to a.a1' it.. us -.I' air ii:ssoa's -1:,•ttist1cs 19 001,11irm
',1,..I.Avior
0,151514115 anti. s tire pleeed ' the accuracy of this naiad:Won, Mr. Imgatelle. The sanni WA.; true with
• from our trade with Neafomulland, mil all
West Indies, yet sittee 1878 that trade
has steadily aeclioad from $13,41.1000
to $1,658,00 in 1E89. (hear, hear.)
It was natural to expect 0 large trade
with Prone...,, yet to -day it was a• mere
'0110a 1111.0:.it IY nr•Wril oy the! Hessen 1 t% n 1 ti
At17•000 Cit sve this Amerie111.1,1itgt 1,001N, Dr. Macdonald
.••1 It la ex:Amon-8 Cr: t.triff, ; tonup
g the elniti,t...41 0.1141 inereitsed
4. •
tut, al per rent ilatios aro' duties now to illy !lease,
IbI'
...tgint Of 1161110 : dia:14.rool ibe (:1'.i111!.(efi IAD 110 !Ike LI)0
email us our foreign. trade was. dlna•
Mishit's:, MINS With 0.11%) C0ntotry. Hip
truited i•itateS. ',Rear, hear.) It was
clocliaing steadily with Greet Britain.
All sham faets painted to the, coital,
siou taat our hostaml natural 'ma rkets
were in the T.Nited States. Taking
np the lisures in another form, he
showed alzo reduction in imports
from every allrovinno, to forsiga Coate,
• .iiid ni0oort, lies. L'vory- ! ittistf,soctioualin thoir character,
prov.eto.l. the duty oil inoIasses0 loworo(t
1119 P 11:1i SO Oe, to s.-01110 12.•c..teptonce tlic
1 J.-, ri t 111 1 \r.tiO'%.10, Bast of tin" faeremad ditty 'on ft
asonaaaarers lawe beeri ; The roirtie 011 .10r11 for feeding
•, I
irsoi i•iay tleht Sty eligthert )ii8 Rater. trios. II., f.110Wf'd 11,130 resinetton
Issmaisaal KJ; tht°11:' ! Was igite,rimit.„
.11 1.•,10o 11011 that the taxes 011.1.10 Ow 0161'1(1W et.r00001a, the 1).ottine1i of export
• • .i.eaieti art (111(1not rooresent the frail extent of tile bur11.0 110) front e'4 per cent: of the
. to 4
at a shot. a a: to Itave the dot's tuiposs, 't ia c I d
•
;l'"1" 11"reillt., 510
•
al.cLaren be a'lt,wtsl to tio six dliV1
Eltattatu. labor 011 ;4.10 11110-thirrlaA.
MOVeti by Vi.'us. sklatude.1
hy fIctionill, that tao c et'k
iossructsel to ask the cooesil 4'! Orris
to appoint ona t.1 .41144r meinbers to
meet Mr. ...Niax..4111, of thie eicti.cil, at
Ditievale, an early alto, to examine
lionadar,y eaa report to thoir
coattails at flair twat meetings -
Carried. Messrs. Goo. Niciii:snait. alid
Thos. ,Tonkin a..attided the II:patina
0.8 entillIcit.t:4" the Turlinerry
Agricultural Society mid asked for .a
grant to assist the Society to Seoure
suitable grounds and buildings,
for Isolding the Society's shows,
860., and .expinined that,, 1.110 i'it•Ciety
were now trying to purchase
grounds and to erect tiulLable'
buildings. and that tho grant •
asked for was to is' given. as a bontis •
to any joint Stock company that will
furnisb the society witli suittibi.4
grounds awl lmillinge. 11 was moved
seconded by R.
Maxwell, that the inatter be laid. over
antil next ineetioss for further cot,.
•saleration-Carriecl T'ee follow1.12;
.accennts were pliss...1 and orders- 0)1
fida, James ir•gg, Gde
ion larks 513(1PrOUSUret iSglied in payment me
ent : Jas.
Mal•seles Lamont. ;Finely, $3.75, printing ; .Carrow &
PathinAStePS.--Ajlall Orr, WiltnOt Proudfoot,
(ark(); F. Paterson,
Je110,T, Wm Clark, (Js*) Vryee, Joan
john Mel.•:innon, 21 Lamont,
Godkin, Jo; Weir, T110113fts
Appieby, John Hutton, Nut Fergu.
son, Richard Porter, Bold. John
Nichol, Hy Abro.hion, .0,
Thos Hastings, ThosUillin.sro, 1r'.
Carrothers, Peter Deet*', sr, Alen
Ne14, Arch MoL.st'm, David Gem-
mill,'Adam Mt:Burnie, Peter Camp-
bell, john Samuel Vanstone,
W to' Eagleson, TIy liatv k in a James
Elliet, Donald Stewart, Arthur
McGoe, ltobt Hainiitgn, Gideon Par.
krni MeEwen, J tiness Hyslop,
Peter Scott, J
„aom
ts Nicholson, Samuel ina of the eatables of some young mon
1)unn Mu
cag') T11,°inu8, what visited a sugar bush last. week.
John INtululte Thot1 "111°4 lie says they were not content with!1end'rssoi,
lIeuderson, John Black, ita Wrtght, rising the sap to make taffy, but
Q.11110;131. MeNaught"n, 31',(O')11°I7attt broke the kettle, upset the 54, buttik-
Itolit 11,015!.?.le1kley, flhtMe- 0k1 ad. dc
nid otisiderable other dans tge. "
Satoh entidnet is not crebditaie.-
Mess t s Altana , 01110plo(.1', Wrigl. Anti
etateli, the Vt'lertoo luttlisrmen,
hat lag finished tio•ir contrast on the
.9 h, loft Lir their luinies loft k.-
3, gravel ; 11. Saults, $5, rent
Moyer & Dieltinson, keen ;
McPherson, 1'.",a2,.50, expenses Peter .
cratrens 3, expensea ; Robt
wellJt2, Piper's funeral , E. Arm- .
tassas, 017, repairing house, charity
Arnstiging, iB:5, charity ; Win.
Aiideram, $1J, charity, Moved by ..
Wm SIcinmill,seconded by Wro, Cruick-
"thesik, 1115-1-11110maetina, do now ade
-
*nal to meet en Monday, May 26111,
I WO, .•
Joipt 1.31molsz, Tp. Clerk.
AIr
erespondenm
t writes, coplain-
iv 'T 15 11 raw )3 ('1, rce,,1 the opinion of thr Alt. 11(1(1 Cala. !It 11 se:a: .The_
lit 4001 1"asf loao"saa.uru 118 Pn1vi111'0, 115' Int0014 nVIVit104 Peter Moravish,
saaa ass 1.01,;1"n inaindliciun.ed when Finance Minister of a Con. Oharle8 \WritVIAL JI 1111 Miller, David
V. tit •y eat their 1 stervative Aahainistration, that every radacti.03. 011 tilti Other 11
1t Moffat, ThOS N'Ittf ttittlo-,1
e'en' YIor, ny should . arteas, oatiressad in price etaial to slanwoil loaf:m.3a e.xl'ortsi, lif,ttgatt, Jos Carr, Jos Vlach, Rthert
GC duty if it shicit the (Illy,. 'Mr ' )3'i 0,,,s: hoar, aevt'rY 111 ;
SWOOlie
11.0
sirs' tkli tamp. tool if , DwOlitica a few 111i11111,PS. ("11 OW, at- (uill',1•)7'n;.1,'„,),,t,';',,I.,,,, ,,,,, iv. );;‘, 0..0.t , Inrst. Scale tif atatute labor same
Iltatioil Coins y, who were vaiitines, Itt
.%11•13 1.411 and Mr, liusli Tooker, of
as ...4 Z51,' ,111,0 10: 11.,>if,, tht!;.I. it , titode of this f ognor... the hon. g nd 151t,r4!•-`,': 111 \i"" '1" ' ' ' ",.,"11,,, v,..I... as last yesr,
if•V-eri 'NIL; st.':a i,.. ThD ' Man read the rosolutaret of the st,t,o1 o1 („aselast, ,a....a,,,1;1: ;:, 11)11 1"(S
t...„:14, m„,„,1 by (}4,0,. 1.110111.9,*10, SPOgillea tin,ir brct.,her.ti, left, t, jr their ilo,ne, 04
,, ,,:%51 I.; Ile) 'witSit .lic-'• • Friday •-tir Imes Jolla of Montana.
•• ....1`,1 ..aosliss at ta 0 4.1; 11)3 Us • 0.it111st 3.1-415sal 1...., 0.111,,rpe L. ,.iv top", . , •h -s.. taP';-414.iiiite,' v by \Vie 4;OPi 'Dion:1111(r rbviTtiillit,'Ilatglittfritriorz,10:bny*, 1
is visiting at his fath '5 --S.1
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1111141W '30110 b fOri4 tile 4318t i glail to Iv, to that Mr,. 10'..;-, sr., :.5
... ,•!;.. .131m; .,,, 1,00..011...., :as -"' 'rl.itt t! e Central in.4.1x...ri In t;.• tjni(,,i3O,1 to.'at',:i.','• . :vt .u. 1,"..u.'( -1x '10 t'til'uto"; I, job W^O'k,
1 a 54',..,V0 Otto: of
memos sires 31 a r 11P11. n'3 ti)" ' `IL11'11::"',1:.1_,. .,.1‘ _4 Ani,.. A ti!ty ot .1 oly,and .t11 path master:0 1' ti) 1.,,,a,aorha, a ,
1 , , ea tutts of ohnLario do
•.1 by tt .1 oil' .43 s.1 Y. 0. t i ec ,i'll. 11)itiU;t911 '(i )1:1441111t!Ili; til,a, wit le e4 . Can ax.1i0,11t5:11'Irli.',:t:',1,,.;-1:tai.11,i'l c",:•0,11,:ii1.55,;(, aarststresa s., taw sleek „..s.„ ...e !,.1.101,.,41,0,10 ,1,0 a... ,„..1... John wood 1...10‘
0 .aatiss. .x.......h. ;hoot. 10 is Very ihji•tri.iiiii 10 t iv-. testieultaral oi '4,1"Y t j 11 W OS it Goatada, aaamitlod kat ma las, ailed tc.31,.,(1 ita Ap,,,,,z, ,,A•6„,.,,,i...‘1 •
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1.. %..1 f..r.4,40. we consider the prob./it. "i"" (;14'21511t,'Ilici;107tir ba. 11„1•1 aml. an t''''(1 15r111 4.!:'0W tAP r tlay with a pioci.
zitrorPoto. 11!•..o. ,prAtte:; of ,illterests. ut.tlaing , .A2 :,:.4t1 q:0 poi mars,
1
,
to Porter, Witighatu. (s)n1'. a
ard Ookritiste, .10 4.8 bet.
Mr James Foil': farm ' for
three years, hal, aired to ti
k ofloovaip. ''!'• ..KA11,, al
Iftl wont his feign le.ilr,. if 1 1;
Spring has or '115' in e.s. d s :I
fannt.ra flr,1 IMO; f4411eillilt
*3 '0(5' IlinVo• 1 1o•jr spj
sowed .--'lIi' loll v. It at, w
s..2 (load et the ('1('11.4'lo., a the
, "i7i))!oohing fresh snd .t
. last rain 55,11 warm sunny
pv0(.416142; rapid growth.-
.. cro.k their rejoicing; the
i aregm the wing; flip wad w
s(r.) blossoniiiet; the aetig 4
heard in the lend, and ari•
as the whiter is pest and p
Zotlana.
- The send -annual inset
Yak:4,
Po .plci s Sooiety o
20
eat avor 'el fig 1101(1. at Mrs.
souls last Tneatbsy oei
Ulilpes 01 on .ed for thd next
were : President, Ma Wu
Presittent, Mr. Kittcou ;
irig Secretary, Miss Pelton
Secretary, Mr. Arlanis ; 0
Committees, ;Mr. Foglesc
F. Thomson, l'ha society
pored (1011142 the. past s
having added live active 5
their list -14Iessrs, Wm,
John Terest have row...
!mown as the 01,itiora.fara
'sof yea.r..-Mr. Geo, Ti
iSommencod running his
: He intends pitting in a •
ils soon as it is bui•t4 and
of a 1:2161-. Will. 11' niton
things hum this 51111514
' jell tliP Tre V it has returnet
ing friends in anti tirount
Feigners have started F
tiliS vieinity -Tho roads ,
lat!),L9, with inn.1 just )IOW.
. it, 1.1 Look nu w , mil
of ,,tpley, wore visitli
mother's, Mr. 141 linno
place.--11fr. It. Kitiso.. ,
Ourrie wel`e sent ii, tiol
1•
the Coud.uievitional c1111001
:limn, to attc...1 tin.
4tIroine.-.-.Mr. g 'I.Q, lie
- e
Flack ante im• the fate sox
l.
i"an. abseil,: '... of a few a
Vtlavin Vi.its,..n, hs -1S twain
fat.s..irti of Ins tirio, wl
rented to :410' 4'.. te Corn
f years. •
--..._
Glaufarrow
Mr, Richard Ito olawa,
'46f horses last weak. to al,
'•s!.'f kateter. for the sum o
',• rawn, of Wroxeter,
re succecw.fut 011,0a.
oitatt's rye, as Isis reati
ey last.-a.a wood hoe so.
N1s, 11 Reanitig:a (t
te t'rall sot vitt-, 'Ire la.
tev. Asia Soto h, in tit
1100011.-12qt% 0 el ii. id.) 0
'turott Pla ltd., i,40, L
mine on a visit.
peaks hiahly of . 4 he el',
'slimly' :tooth.' Ile tl1,7
concrete 011 the Sth it
ived here on tho 3 Ith
laggis il-al...livz, of 441
19i11a2; frolets lien' this
eavnta for atielligati.-
ilemmill, and amt • of
1 the 1 Lasa 1.•.); ".15 isio
re visitina frietols sad 1
Mr. sad tits Wm.
lyth, spoitt litoolsa,'
ere -- Mrs, 'Pima 11
outlay with frietals' in
I1 fall wit oat is I'ma its:,
leinihy.- 1.4riiiers eve i
pring ploastaiths.--aana•
bout over far ilia., :Arts(
4t,
IrieSt Vircavat)
'.tti5ple in t; is -.neigh
ery busy .104aloa read
cork. Stare hays al•ea,
lonahing.-- A 'yeas; 1.440
50 was hell es Mr. 501
his neighborna,staQuitt
'rose a week 7.:go taser
pas of Mr, MaCos, "1
tali' of yeling
orhood, viz : G., Alexi
•sslfria stroug,
. E. Nina's,
jr.,
• Key, M. 1)., rat atar
eying searched all
access,
ext day, mid wet, at l•
y April Veil, be
eau, whit vats tesurain
lu.neiglioro, wherr •1•;:,
iig. The buys, tvi,,h 13
' way limbs, cot:urn:A
siti:.; ninny (er ng
of Fordyce, h.
essi* .110
t '016 C(1'. 81. 1
941TV 4),
OS%
Alato )sa
ave tho o
oe--1VIet. •
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