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As it uuw stands Upper Canada Col-
lege cannot hope tea mist the combined
attack of its oppouenta, nor can any
government or 'Meister risk it or his
tenure of ulbee by insisting on Ito pre-
en gtinuatitte. The opponents .•f
the sshuol are many. lint we have the
collegiate institutes and high schools,
who regard it with jealousy, and who
Maim that, without the pampering that
they allege u bestowed on Upper Cana-
da, themselves du as good if net
itetilffli�li4 at a awes woad-
,
lsuet; ly, ever, tient cpality that ia t axed to
support high schools or teillagt..•e insti-
tutes thinks an injmutioe is doue it wheu
Upper Canada is maintained out of pro-
vincial funds fur the bensfit mainly of
one municipality; thirdly, the graduates
and friends of the university of Toronto
and University college say that, as both
these institutions are doing really not ion -
el or at hest provincial work of the most
valuable character fur the promotion of
higher education, an.1 thou aa Upper
Canada, though established to assist in
]promoting higher etlucatiou, is merely
doing the same work as the.high schools,
atwd that in no more efficient manner and
at greater oust; therefore, as these two
institutions are greatly in need of funds
to extend their usefulness and become
still more efficient instruments for the
benefit of the province at large, the en-
dowment fund of Upper Canada college
*hook be transferred to the endowment
of University college and the tniveraiy
„f Toronto. But beside these three ob-
jections raised on eomnomical grounds,
there are other and almost as potent
sentimental ones put ferward. We are
told that Upper Canada college is one of
the few remaining vestiges of the family
compact,
min a ord d tt thati it urit is a c Minstitution,
titutio n
iea are opposed to the democratic feel-
ings of our people.
And all these forces working in corn-
loinatieq are sunken' to secure the abol-
ition of the Alois, unless some strong
reasons can be given for its retention.
Even the great majority of the people of
Toronto would look with indifference on drain on sheep and lambs will not only
its abolition if they saw that it only increase the price of mutton, but it will
meant the transfer of is money from one tmdoubtediy cause a decided rise in the
institution in this city to another similar- price of coarse wool, the best qualities of
Iv located. this to be found on the oontinent being
Can, then, any reasons -be given for the grown in Canada. It is remarkable how
continuation of the college? Yea, Up- U agricultural produces keep fluctuating
per Canada college is doing a good work, in price. Two years ago sheep were a
though perhaps at a somewhat greater
expense than the collegiate institutes.
We venture W my from a personal know-
ledge of both the college and the insti-
tutes, and of the students of the two in
their university course, that the boys
from Upper Canada have received the
better training and have more finish to
their work than the boys from the aver-
age high school. The system of discip-
line and method of study are different.
their part wiU be the death warrant of
an institution which they claire to be
h
Dt411 this is duos there shoald be
no *if spoon in the legislature. It is
no - Muter k, ounce ate, it isa serioea
task fin buil yp. Above all, a y
attempt to plunder the foods of the oil -
lege --a Lund set apart for higher educed. -
ion -by dividing it among the kigb
schools should lie opposed by all right-
thinking minds, and especially by mai•
versity wen. {Toronto World.
IIIJOH MUTTON WANTED.
L*Sree destar *ewsamd roe sheep ane
Lambs, and sae Reason Thereto..
11 you take a walk down through the
arcade you will be struck by the feet
that very few carcasses of mutton or
Iamb are displayed Ask the price per
pend, and usrleas you can afford a
luxury gottd Lamb and mutton roast will
nut tempt your appetite for some time
to come. Mr. James Britten, wbo has
had a sen 1 in the arcade f.or
• Qt. LUTES Or • •-RJRC*T,
was interviewed by a reporter with a
view to learn what had caused the scar-
city and the consequent remarkable rise.
Mr. Britton said that in his twenty-five
years' experienos on the market he had
never known the like of it before. This
morning his sou bought mutton at the
rate of eleven cents by the caroms, eume-
thing unprecedented in the history of
the trade here in Toronto. The cause
as explained by Mr. Britton, a quite
reasonable. The foot, rut in the old
country has destroyed countless tbbus-
ands of sheep. Mutton in the Liverpool
market is three pence a pound dearer
now than for years before.' To fill the
vacancy in the markets England is mak-
ing very large demands on Cunadien-
wonlled stook. If chis country mould
afford to do it the mother Lad would
take every fat sheep in it. In May
mmTY THOCttA!(D WILL RE anwrgD
from Toronto and other points west for
Liverpool,' and these are being boeg`t
through the country at five and sit a tatd
a pound live weight. The effect cubic
dry opt Juin r, with our preaching.
Let the old cow ;c•' ... you. Get all
the good you .s.• ..1, and leave the
rmet. Yost' uu ttaiof uouriah-
ant in 11
see a Oat.
Loot is a for yr lays previous to
the oslebiattuu u: ata.. At first the
observance .edy .... ..ory hours- from
tits afteruuut: • i . , uctti:tun day to
the muntin:: . ueurvection day.
It was thee o i• . .0 i hree, four or
six days to •t. cwtoru Easter, ac-
uur,aing to to_ -, u. different church-
es and atterw:.. _urea and six weeks,
always exuap.u.. .uuda's, wlt:eh are
oatebrated ttr w .a, .vel in hostour of
Christ's reseiresti of , and in some
churches, eyi.%i.u:5 ..t tote dont, also the
Saturdays or Sabi:mom'. fu this period
of thirty-six d,sy. Ash Wednesday
and the three ..,.,owing days were
suthtritativety addod w the sixth o en-
tuxy, probably ov ,iregury the Great,
from the ides that it was meet to follow
the example of Mows, Elias and Christ,
who fasted forty days. Aethorough-
going faster who observes the Lente*
regulations with the utmost strieknesa
and trout deeply rooted religinus con-
victions is a wleilatosue spectacle, be -
ewe of the exhibition his abstinence
maks profound sincerity and contin-
uum and cheerful serif -denial; but there
are sourer of people who keep the Len-
teh season in a a.outlaw* and perfunctory
manner. Fro n a purely health point of
view it ia wed that there is a ttoaaoii of
comparative fsetiu,t before spring opens,
and es that ground, if not on the high-
er and religious ;rend, the inetutors of
Lent did the world a good turn. •
•
The closing debates on the Coercion
Bill were remarkable for Hattourt's
*pooch on American Fenianism and La-
bouchere's rejoinder. Lebo uchere said
that Fenienisui in New Tdrk was an as-
sociation consisting of some twenty m-
eow', wko find it an exceedingly good
speculation to live in luxury upon the
Souls! Seeds!
The eabeariber bags to draw the atten-
tion of the public generally to his
large and varwal stook a
FAH ail GIRDER REDS
p,nsutte.g of
OLOV1 , TIMOTHY,
HUNG Air, MILLET,
PEAS, OATS,
SARUM, and sheave WHILAT;
else
TURNIlP, MANGOLD, CARMOT,
and all other
GARDEN AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
at rats that oauuot bo beaten.
dead lues and perfectly worthiest' as far
as profit is concerned ; next year *area
will prove the best paying stock an deb
farm. -[World.
owe flamers.
1*;
In the formation of character, we owe
to our mothers more than to any other
human agency, for it is their hands that
first twine the tendrils of oar hearts,
guide our foot -steps aright, lead us in the
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tle
Hatatftos
or Your hooses tolst os Newgate street In a
therewith state of repair. -B. t3. 1774.
TO THE PUBLIC :-
Haying disposed of ray Photo
Business in OodericJ, I would take this
wportemity to regent thanks fur tAr many
uwri received hone mentereeiny business
twee seven years ago. Nor my .nose Bator,
Mr. ,'Jelloace, I bepaok u ceat.s,usi,ue of
the patronage so kindly tertde,wf me, aiuf
knowing Aunt te twps.v+a /tiveriur ability,
prrdict for hoe a ~cretin! business career.
Respectfully,
R. R. THOOMP1-'OV,
Photo.
eontnbutions of Irish.nuree maida end
waiting maids. (Hear, hear, and laragh-
tar•), In order to keep up the flow of
contribution they find it necessary to do
something, and sometimes even • amid
emissat,es to England. He did not he -
here that the emissaries oommitted etfy
crime dn.'ing the last two years, beesws
they were afraid to perpetrate it. Yet
likely the tin cartridge of dynamite dis-
covered in London Square nets placed
there by e 'Fenian, so that they might
my m New York, "see what terrible fel-
lows we ate, and how narrowly London
escaped being blown up."
The troubles in the township of Lowe,
in the Gatineau district, have been got
over, the delinquent taxpayers having
paid in their overdue rates. The whole
affair appears to have been considerably
exaggerated.
The system is such that the marten and path of virtue, and in the dark, dressy'
students are banded together as a corn- night of pain, their watchful vigils keep
nunity, and the spirit of the community Fide the couch of their dear onem
i.ervaders more or les each of its mein- Whose but the all -seeing eye of Jehovah
berm Such a spirit is to be observed in
a still greater degree in the great public
.chools of England, but we venture to
say that it is almost wanting in our gram-
mar schools. Some therewho areaffect to
.lespise such an argument; to these we
can only say that if their inappreciation
can fathom the depths of anxiety they
feel, and who can tell of the oegmeles
prayers which they offer for their sin
striken children'
Their influence ever shines with an
unsullied light which softens and purifies
the wayward impulse of 'the yasthfu
With reference to the above I would inform
all inlcrcated 1,401 nit atm will be to produ.-e
work at the Lo weal Pruxs.torsWent with
(Iced 1lwssllty, and shay spare no pates iti give
satiate.. tion.
A Ape assortment of Albums, Frwninn, Re.,
to hand In a few does.
A call solicited.
R. SALIOWS,
Photo, makes lilo.t t}oderirh.
IM eltesser to R Thel*psn.l
N.B.-As 1 have all the Negatives nsade bw
H. it. Thompsont,er viouel}y� tq my meting the
business, part vers wish ing d upHesfrs will please
vend Inc their ordra. v.
H. t Jl.I.o
80 LOGS IAN TIO
7
Practical BOHR -11.11118,
no Subscribers have beagle' the Teel, and
Boller Buraass of D. Howes miss & Os, Weir
be• rawisi Oraspear, sad Irariag lad ea ea -
perigees el over eight years Is Mat shop, are
'seer pregame *scam on the trade la all its
Or Aar week astrosted to se will rendre
Al Wads ef &Alen toads aad repaired. rase
Smoke Steaks sad Sheet tree Work, ac., a-
reasowahle sates.
New &Mt Para made and old noes repaired
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says : • n0 "Only Lung Pad" is being
thoroughly triad hens. One lady has al
ready received rest bessefit, who hassle(
hwed for years front Bronchitis and kith
H. IL 1110D01, Cambridge, Mich , 'mos .
I hese been aillided with Asthma fur
yoors. An "Only Lang Pad" gave ase
uninediate milt MA recommend A
aa the greatest remedy ever prodecad.
Ohio, says: A Maid preesiled upon sue
to try an "Only Lung Pad," and I ok
Mined immediate rehef from • nicking
cough. I know the Pad helps/ me.
At retail by all druggists.
Wholesale by H. HASWELL & CO.,
Montreal, P. Q
JOHN RALPH
STAR SALT WORK&
•
The undersigsed is now prepared to sof tbe
=cash price tor the tonowing sawooge:
eh mid Reek Cm, UM lift. and 16 feet
loss also Basawood, Olik. Black Ash. Maple,
sow le the time le pareissae your salt for ag.
9111901IelL. ki.osoe IM Per rent 10
oga or Wood takes in exchange for salt
"Mar" Sett Works. Ooderich
HAMILTON STREET,
STOVES
TINWARE.
Prrto at
Nees as Cheap as the Cheapest
Retuning the stock and you will be
ou-c to be suited.
Sheepskins, Wool' Pickings, riaton
Rags, Copper, Brass oadold Metal taken
I in exchange for Goods.
The best known remedy for all • affec-
tions of the Chest, Lungs or Throat is
Gaev's SYRUP or RRD larsocs (ltd. It
is constantly used by thcusands of per -
mos suffering from the above diseases,
apd in nearly every instance it affords
inniediste rebel In cases of trouble-
s ime, tickling Cough, Where the. ratieSt
poises sleepless nights, one or two deem
of the Syrup has such a quieting, sooth-
ing effect that the rest ensues and 'the
Cough speedily disappears. Try it snd
be couvinoed. Sold by all chemists.
Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. -ad
of it applies to the case of Upper Cana- mind, and guides it onward in its course
idiCollege it must also apply to the great I toward heaven. How, then, can we pay
cen.tres of learning of Europe and Amer- li just tribute to our mothers. With what
ica, half the reputation of which is based 1 measures of gratitude and affection shall
on their adueatory influences other than we requite them for their maternal
Imre facilities of teaching. Education eare?
dates not consist in the mere acquirement To those who have het their. mothers
of book knowledge; and Upper Catusda
linage, we contend, is richer than its
vale in those influences -whether
eocial or moral- which go a great way
as supplementing book -work in forming
an education.
The other institutions in this provinoe
which are somewhat similes to Upper
Canada are Trinity school at Port Hope
the institution of the Society of Friends
at Pickering, the Hellmuth school at
Lundos aid De La Salle institute in
this city. ill these, nod two or three
others are conducted on s different sys-
teen:from the high Who'll', arid are
nevertheless doing good work. Ind
here we would just say that we want a
competition system as well as a compe-
tition of schools condoned (in the one
system. The bold uniformity of a single
system is one of the drawbacks in many
departments of this so -celled practical
ege-
We are of
in early life, there is the hallowed spot,
sacred to memory, where they retro-
spect the pase-recall days and nights
when their mothers kept watch over
their sinless years, and where they may
look forwsrd, with faith arid hope, to
the blessed re -unions of the everlasting
Friends may be torn from uur heart.,
hopes may be blasted, and our love for
others may grow eold, yet every princi-
ple of gratitude end every feeling of vir-
tuous sensibility requires that we should
oling to our mothers and love them eta]. -
[Free Mason.
opinion thst the college
should be retained, but in • modified
form. Jost what should be Acme it is
not for us O. my. The blends of the
college shouki find this out and act 1110111011"
dingly. Perhaps it 'mold he advisable
to sell the present site, rue sp • new
structure in the Queen s park, shore a
part al the endowment with the tinnier -
by subtler*
risteids of the
of its seldom
this Akin of the ordlegh, mut they should
he the 6111 to toke ration Lot the
(lover tenon remit the question t, the
senate, end Irbil. the smote a •-oninder•
,ng it lot the Merida of the rollos• not
WIT intim term
0,4144 *Atha
•
Mop ORA taus*.
If you are suffering with a Cough,
Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Consumption, loos of voice, tickling in
the throat, or any affection of the Throat
or Lungs, use Da. Kiwe's New Dieove-
RY for Consumption'. This is the great
remedy that is causing so much excite-
ment by its wonderful cures, curing
thousands of hopeless caeca Over one
million bottles of Dr. King's New Dis-
covery have been used within the last
year, and have given perfect satisfaction
in every instance. We can unhesitat-
ingly say that this( is really the only sure
cure for throat and lung affections, and
can cheerfully recommend it to all. Call
and get a trial bottle for ten cents, or a
regular size fee $1. F. Jordan Gode-
Marble • VvorK s.
L IBERAL OFFERS
FOR, 1881_
Two Yeare for the Price of One!
THE REPRINTS OF
REVIEWS,
AND
Present tine too" nil a con-
veutent foto :int'. wit/told ,ibri.lryment or
Bla• ckwood 0../ any .4 n Idevitoo 7.1.11
The • four Rev iews • ' 12.00
Black woud avid the foto Iter.ews mut •
' These are about too tie prime etarued by
On. English Nebl
l'iruulara :•e of *le I'fr1od-
ludo for 11 e Vette EVA awl twiny piaci' liartic-
Now suhtwribers may Olive the numbers for
HO and Itt41 at the price ot ptle year's arab
To any subscriber, new or Md. we lieu fur -
All ceders to be sent to the pn'll.tiatisatudildia.
To secure pry tthums
The Lsono,rd. tic ,t114,1•.1-11hint Cp.,
Headstones, House TriniMingS, Monuments,
mad work of an kinds In Marbles, dtsigned
and execnted in the best style and at most
reudesble orlon. darbie Mantles kept in
steel. °suits monuments and Headsionie
ialperted to order.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
a ones tows.
"Now, friend I' ye just got ( ne word
to say. can't bear mw preaching' I get
no good. There's so much in it that I
don't want, that' I grow lean to tt I
lose my time and peens. •
"Mr. Brunnal, OWEN in here. Thema
sey cow Thankfnl- she ma teach yes
A cow teach theolop' What do you
IAIDAr
SCOTT & VANSTONE.
1761.
ZOPICSA from Brazil, is now owns
into Canada. It is a mild purgative,
"Leine as a wonder upon, end giving
strength and energy to the digestive
apparstue of the human stomach, tior-
rooting and increasing the acid& It is
@wieldy anti-bdioes and carries off .a11
surplus bits, tones up the Liver, rives
sound digestion and speedy health te tbe
Dyspeptic wed the Bilious_ Ask F.
Jordas for a tes emit sample bottle and
tot. Zama the new oonipeand, large
eight ranee bottles 75 cents. 1744
now*. Get Illare.
The greet mere" of °Moaning riches, is
first no pinnies scoonsy, Ind es good
*Ad Demme tisyder sepe, "lit seed to
worry tho oot of no to pip users -
is reit.' laalise="1.71
lupines* is est Valhi . mei ell
simply beenlee we ens so other mail-
, eine bet listeete 111010te, end sell onets
Way masts a beide." Sea * Jerr-
ie
',Now eos host psi throws bow so
twirl -01 ei lot riot eiret,
Woks win get sato hop -sod assUir..
tosses it to omit sae ea lames it die
gram on to eat "bet a geet. 111010
*gain *Om lowed a tremboilts
she thinnopillio ewe nee 0041 goo ,sql
the reeiefir iste fl kV Mid, elmil
in thee beg, and allt lissome bow ei
net, albeit there slay he ern as/ Man I
stick rw wood whishedie Iowa bpi V
ur nails sooty
rows no•
614IM Sitters.
yen are yaw*
Macrotioa
air t,1.1
or lorgPlieb
▪ erh Hop
'Mower yell Oro,
whiney./ you feel
Desk tw• asfitot,tos-
Az
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Wog
boavils. 51•
Moe owns
Yon .111
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fe. re It
lime we •
swh of Ir.
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ton. S-ais
'Ay trove say
atm Mar-
ounc.wriertne from
ef ask.
11=Ode As
t *II Mir
tons of Rid
Has Just reoeived a choice lot of
New Dress Goode, Winceys, Fla.mtels, Blanketa, Shirting'. Cottons, Prints, &c.
which for vslite is tmsurpassed. New Shawls and Mantles. special ralue.
and coatings. C,all and wave ;air measure for a suit or overceat--stylish made. well trimmed.
and fit guaranteed. Cloth bought out tree of charge. Mir Hats. Caps and Drawers at ciose
• The highest price path for muter and Eggs. .1 aides A. Rein.
Jordan's Block, Uoderleh.
Having purchased the building formerly occupied by McKay Brother*, next door
to the Peet office,I will remove to it before the 1st of March, and
tmtil that time offer all goods at a
Slight A.dvanoe on Cost.
FANCY GOODS,
WALL PAPERB,_
JEWELLERY &c.
AND A COMPLETE STOCK
uf
2,.• STOVES and TINWARE
"THE CHEAPEST HOUSE UNDE.R THE SUN."
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HURON CARRIAGE WORKS.
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Carpet Weaving
la stew Pattarsa sad saw Warps.
(SUCCESSORS TO JOffN KNOX). MANUFACTURERS Or`
Cala
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ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Nagano sod Despatch, and at Rem
faintasie Rates. Call sad examine before purchaidng elsewhere.
HAMILTON NMI=
omens 01.10
DINING -1001 CARPETS 1
mid all wort is the weevil's Rae earetany
smote and prossipoy
Kingston street, Ooderktb.
eitiV
Chilled Plow
AlkilialLTURAL WORKS.
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aid d Edo
Ian them devise s scheme ereiltare& lids Woe is gosinalloodi to
tritia will Mill preservo tlio do. refused to eat evil meet ilto Soso is II" ropiest isadosees own iss, or
Oolbossi IAA 1111% sa examination of our •ehiellisi
mei
mestels as
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