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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-2-1, Page 41 .., 4 • 1'11E HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY FEB. 1, 1884. THE HUROI SIGNAL Hasadtosi Tribune pies it thus patinairee y rritersely :- "ffir Laniard hugs his surplus aay sing, by II& Osseacuees Moirnur0111er.lahretb II of saralla Minions the working damn mime meant shine armed a elmertem tend fin.- GODIR1C11, ONTARIO. Asa is asepstabee to ati parse of th. serivena• mg coma, by tee sadism maileimil Isaias. l jrasieral Mumma et hee • lams, etyma es maw say other aswapaper is tide part sof Me ...try. el le one et Or rudest, as ended agie uses ereUstoki„Innate is Ontario peassesing. se it demo lb* feramerertlessetkob and being in additles iodic Men. • ante Ise. fassils sed ft reside papaw it is Moreno, a epee desirable enteereterne assattews. Tnates.--feere is &Mame, postage pro-pah4 by publishers; MIA tf, peei be six isomer pin et am impala. The ride will be strictly minc& Rens e. ateranorisiwe Sight rests pe tee for hid issertioa . three seats per line for eareb imbue stinseribra. Yeeely.hdleoirly emerates at reduced rates. JB rUTTh4l- W. bare alse• ant class lobbies departaaeat Mosesecties, sad pewee- iag the meat complete out at sae beet facilities fir taming end work la Ocaterich. are prepared Se de trustees* to that lime al prig...ethos einem be beans. ind et a quality that manta be earessied. - Teems Coal FILUIA11. TZ& Me, 1884. 40ftro.irs MIt4TAk.. ler Orton, .of Centre Wellington, made one of his characteristic blunder. 111 the House last ‘week. The I Wand corres- pondent 44 the Toronto Wortd lints it briefly u follows Dr. Orton trot effectually sat upon. He accused /fir Richard Certwriglit mud Mr. Cameron weth purchasing a large quan- tity of Linda under the regulateging of Mr. Mills when minister of the usterior. He tried to crawl down through the floor whoa both got up snd said tbey meet brought an acre during Mr Millsadmen- istration. Sir Richard Cartwright said he bought no lands from either govern - anent. Mr. Cameron bought Iwo sec- tions from the peanut Gererninesit The Gide correpondent thus rep,rts h : It'll...Mei TUE TABLE* ON WHS. When Dr. Orton v. -day sought to in- trude himself inn. the cemtnerersy be- tween Sir Jelin %Ledo/Rad and Mr. son Pringle, and others. This is only Cameron, of Huron. he get a ea vere drubbing, which it is hoped will do him what wit. eaPectad. Th" Uharahl gate mo,„er„,.cd t„ draw „ittentioa the people the ballot. Sir John %w - from the Itohiraillo Fish Creek ieb by doneld did his utmost to render that re- charging that Mr. CAmeron Met Sir form unless by appointing partisan Tory Richard Cana -right had obtained lauds from the hitt Gorerthoeut ((a, specula. returuing-efneers, who can if they choose tire d had out defeat the wishes of the teople. The purposes saiwade money of the transaction. Sir Richard and Mrprocealines in the Bothwell, Lennox, and other election cases have shown that each a measure as that introduced by Mr. Cameroon is an urgent necessity un- less our Menefee election system is tt benittie a et upellt4 fairce. Possibly an the Mittillenr• th.• ttrt"It•uhahlt-d: the tio.vernitie.ist will ep Mr. Canter- on's hill, but their opposition will be Jesse Nutt, of Pittsburg, who idiot undent...1. With elections honestly the aid of kis sister and the murder- Ca0000 • %reseed area Canada's greetest sou is uusiouhtedly the Hun. E B/ake. Whether it be ma the stump or in the house he is to -day without a peer. Never we, this awns evident than uu Fiiday when he deliver- ed his telling and felicitom address in reply to the speech from the tonne It was urbane, humorous, meodotaturedly sarcastic said logiailly &demean. -lOsb- awa Reformer. eirerely slated sod tenor.. The county council 44 Huron of last year, through psrtisanship, dismissed Col. Rues the treasurer, who had become treasurer 44 the province. Col. lime asked to held office until he &mid clues his accounts for the year. The new nutted at its first electing annulled the action of its prodeeessure, nethawed Cul Rosa to resign, and then re appointed Mr Bolton the choice ot Mr. Rues' opponents of last year), t.. the office County councils ought to keep out 44 politics.-- (Toronto World. The ceenersiemes mmesed. The Tory organs do not like the Elec- tion Law Amendment Bill introduced by Mr. Caillaton, of Hetttn. Of course not. lf Mr. Cameron's bill was passed the 'occupation of the professional no- ruptioniate would be gone. Hence the ntsira Oite:ra is foam] protesting on behalf of Mr. C. H. Maskintosh, and the chief organ also raises its voice the interest of Messrs. Shields, Wilkie - Cameron oath shelved that Dr. thee* statement was wholly untrue. )Ir. Cameron tanned the laugh upon the .,-Ztoriehlitguspiaining that he lied boefelit ins lend at peened hand fried a sen ad -one of Sir John Macdonald's c..nraguan tiondueted the Tories would •eon be out et ot his father. has been acquitted. ' 44 puler. !otter& c.o. of Tweet.. 417.4... We cannot hdt make our prettiest bow to the Chatham Planet (Tory, which Tee r. it. Wes& mar. ems bt to refer to our platform utterences The g.,reniiiietit agree to guarantee in Kent after the &Hewing fashim : „mr, merriiistd was replied ix. by mt. 3 per cent yearly en sixty-five millions McGillicuddy, .4 the Harm Sloe t. who%oeibineds for teen years. and the syndicate to is one of the must gentlemanly aael the mat with them iti money and &e- litist extravagatit :of Dr. Sameasi'sspeek• curities $15.942,645, which, with *ecru- wrs, his speech being in marked erintreet : or. interest, is estimated to corer the tc these gentlemen. He is • pleasing 1:. guarantee whic.`i is payable as follows; 1118t 561,1'33 inemediseely,112, 853, 912 en Feb. 1 next, secure.' by land grant bonds and the balance in five years with interest it 4 yer cent secured by laud grant bonds It is substantially the same MI the .ad sod ssm, mtnied by tha co in fq on English law in many particulars. The postal and transport 'orrice,. Thi:ty- •essels oter Ittd tons are required t.. tire million bends will be deposited carry • certified master, and of "ver with the government, and as they are tons and engaged In passenger traffic a 11 withdraw the company deposit in pro - certified mate is also. deemed necemare. , portion an amount to toyer the pay - The law does not affect officers to cons-tai.iat of the guarantee. 110.4. in case they can pass the •lor 'Ottawa, Jen. 30.-_1i was generally mend or actirg aa mates pried. to Jan. 1 LATB11T. test. underst...41 to -day that Sir. Charles Tup- per would piece on the Order paper M- A TORONTO jury has given a verdict fere the clues of the sitting a notice of ,,1 se and „se. 1,, bits, of the Citt„oe. his resolutions bearing upon the increas- ed subsidy to the Canadian Pacific Rail - insurance Company said against The till the neettesities of seteentent sad commerce require it *Mu that the pros- ent inineration .4 Canadiao• should be sunk M bopeless debt and teased to death to carry 4.40t • ectinsic ot aunt stupes.does folly. - (Otte.. Fin Pres& Tbc.r.a. amireasees. and satisfactory speaker to meet on the p:at toxin." THE new marine law for the Dominion went into effect on the 1st of January, A Wasadul study .4 the timernineat's PROVINCIAL 11IG wrs it:tiztt .11 parts uf the I/madame agree that the gale ..0u Saturate, wee ono .4 aleasust ea The Debate on t le Adirme in porelleled Porosity. ' At !lading% ems deleted . i.r the streak istakilig walking the Legislature. doeigneess. 11.aia.outh , the W ye and Stemma' rtters 04eirdowed, and Our • highways wen deeded &atheist ellaiallhewarsa Latetts sae mad Essihwurws buffered eery esestrely. -,,s...n tete Its • There have been umerous manner .4r assualoes around the anat. The Y. iota wit h the syndicate reveals1 reperts that she ha.I a rough passage, eat Termite News nod.. heavy gales, and treinesaileue s...The agregiu some queer dodges of reilway mon, The agreement is doubtless as it left The tight over proYincial rights in the mossy m„,,s„,e et ietwieweit sm. blown the hams of President Stephen and but Leal Heusi, has fairly amnion:ed. The acne* the mils, Weans, teal& fee mum OVP'ait"'a leader "Ilrued the bs" )"ter' time Seven heti,* hav• been washed lawyer. It 15aery doubtful if the meanly of- day,Monday aftersiumeni a speech wearashore at Hythe ; fend is worth anything like its face. what men moderate in otyle that' use;. Them hws iwn A heavy suoseuaus The charges ;bind on incanted sub- ele abit.tised fro(0.111"tearing 41 passioa to throughout the &entry. At Tonmay sidles over an ineimplete road are tatters, ss was hie custom haat serawans titer. wer. „Hun, 4:eseeities,' trims 1,1_- 0, worthless unless the read .,1111144wili wheu etigamei in the task of useklue, a uprooted amt many homeswamped anti the syndicate ison ,,,y ibry cannot record for the electiotea, lat.strale beteg &thew eta the Jae of Wield were nixed As The News predicted Mr. Meredith At erdi;, Ireland. the reef o4 &inhere At eery many houses were unne.flid. aid Thus the Government has to erase took the anti -provincial grouud through - this aid or leave the rued where it can- out. lie defended nig veto power. • collapsed, killing the daughter .4 • meek - net earie subsidies, hens upuu which defended the Dominion userpatien In hare beau accepted as security fur the the *natter provincial tadways. He guarantee. Agaiu. the syndicate tionbles on itself, and the Government accepts as part se- curity for the guarantee a lien ou gb,uomoo land grant bonds, which are already held by the Government es se- curity for the completion of the roast It may also be noticed that the laid great bonds, and not cash, bine the basis Of the whole security. By examining the tenni of the agree- ment carefully, and estimating the rela- tion of these bonds to the actual value a the road to the syndicate, it is &ppm- ent that in every event escept the com- pletion of the road, this security is avoid- able. Thus again we come back to the lame point where the Government must mast the syndicate t.. complete -AM n.ad or elm be left in the lurch. Taking for instanter thealiandenmeet of the contract, the syndicate, which has pretty well unloaded its stock, loses nothing beat the clash deposited as securi- ty for the euarloiee. The liens en us unearned 'Welds's, by the "empty saddles tn the Minis - etc., amount t.. nothing .tenal nuns, and claimed that the result The moue ef stock, ete.. have hest, was an indonation of los policy, whom, proem was, deemed and • company of ere aikkept up for the second mile, and doubtless made in siseh a manner as t, upon hie follows vieorously rattled their staint.tveingrnith)titene(7,nesne. eals.leao: wbb.,,ani•samost inwervre- trweitivre.pvaenuisecliesiassin ithontradieer.afed.,, zittileu.etehairil recoup the syndicate. and they or II well desklu'e He contelideel 44.04. 114 MOW. threaten to. abandon the Contrea. and II to terms with Mailmen the Grits shackled together by chains and remov• Phillips .rein* him clearly. After the Th templet, it without more le iver.ment rather •rICUIUOUtoil% • than inatory. ..„714•Saturday tog to ob. hurtle...two. way. He did not -lo so, however, though an insurance journal published it is reported to -night that the final de - in that city by Mr. W. B. Cauipbell. termination ..f the Company is to ask for The charge was one .4 libel, The /haat af loanthoef(t;wenty-two and a half milliene t. giving as oecurity having SAM that the Citizens' Cempany 5 11011 upen°tvlieleTrinsetonek and land grant was Lenity of "reckless underwriting in 1 Fiends In edition to the land gnnt Canula." Insurance miumgers have 11 bonds tae Government will take as se - beet' very severely criticised by the curity upon the $22,500,000 loan to the eurance press both bent and in thelL'ac,,iiiihccCiittidnirnrY,11„ ditthategaif.ace 1.1'6% t h,41 noadn. United State., andAhis i. the first case The loan is to he for 'wren years, or un - so far taus we are -iMes of a cenipany re. ;id tool, at four leer cent interest The covering „Iwamoto for such criticism:, The .ain..unt due from the Company on 1..he February to pity a half -yearly dna- nanv _n__' ,ww hnhw,,„ 4elt air end up on the sixty-five minivan of taarel"re 1/44 be made a legal ewe- guaranteed !neck will tint be premed, dent This is t.. be regretted, as the &all a guarantee of three per cent. upon intent te which insurance management the enure et"ek for twenty rears will be may be crannied is an important one 10.1rerjfte"1114.141tittgreirrICY. " i&bd &braid bo defined. rise 111,114.01le Gobble. _ Tn. result .4 the election in Kent has Here then we have the facts of • ga- llant the future .f Sir Henry enlyth, gant:c e..nspiracy entered Into by mem- the unecate 1 member, he a mai, rity .4 ben .1 the government and the Syndi- 273 Kent is ime .4 these. peculiar cow with the 0017 opparent object .4 in - even suggested a new piece .4 Douainion aggression by pnoraing that the Board ell Health should he taken charge by the Federal Government. lle admitted that the veto power of the Dominion "should nut be exercised except in case of the greatest neceasity." But who is to decide on the necessity 1 There as • proverb to the effect that "Necaissity is the tyrant's plea." It will always be easy for the Duininion Govern- ment to niake out .0 case oil necessity, when they wish to interfere in our at- tain. When the Opposition leader alluded to Mee natality .1 tbe ermine.. seal, ne. the utterance of the opinion by Grits, mond Mse lion billed. that "unless the veto -power and the -- power by which the Do.ainioucentrolled Setitwerea, Mann., Jan. 26. -A fire ht in the basement of the peniten• the railways, were etricken out of the muff constitutive, Confealerauon must go, ' tiary at 11 46 last night. The hr. was there were loud erne of "Hear ' hear duicovertid by a liedestrian, who failed to from the Government bombes. attract the lineation of the wardens and The piece ,fe resaidewa, of Mr. Meri, ran down town and turned on an alarm. dith's speech eas, of course, the noun- The Sr. caught under the main office of dary award. He gloried urea the results the C.a.. company and when the depart - of the otnerial election of 11483, as shown nientrwrived it was impossible to do any effective work on account .1 the dense smoke. At 1 o'cleck et was evident the dimity tetaraing .411 sr% ; It Jewell, part rwd ". . . C Pelisse inmate 'mho, oix re ... ek tio041 on It L . eon. hones& 110; W. Kilpatrick, services as meioses. asviee the dim' • and wet., *purses act, $3, T lien i, at itiete 1 ele r tax raluuded, SS The aumegil adriiiresed t.. ewes .„4.1. at *chola house N. 7, oft Hateril4y, the nal ..1 February. Jame Coosa, clerk e'esalos. "roam hate been putting tie an appear- ance during the past work. e., er uorreepondent. III Isis rupees*" •a prom reporter, lies 3 freitel perorate.' we 11 „ &lee ot e lord, 4 ....toe leo .. Mr a 1 '. jhlta Cou.l• It prielee... . ittmit i .•4 dry one. Wefts the pair. 410.1barst. Mr Heirr:41 retaking gut ship timber at few 'Moser.. fleticey wet Lee, .4 Goderich. mail The oiled train 'between Durban) wifirk delavod f, 3.0.4 6,1 and Darlington was twice stopped by the week of eV.) eiarriar, Kale- The torque N.:Auntie, Qtpueiu jumped the track rod ran thr 1, • I WI. • k Murphy', a hich sailed Irvin Londe n ,..t„ the saw derry, *Jen. 19, for nationure, and which On Satusday Loot Willie, younitisse • .ri 1 returned to Lough Fuels for 'halter. 4,8eee, rth it parted her cablee sue was driven out too Int:le a distance .4 airier f -et in N sea. It is feared the vessel and all . hand -shave been lost. This iron chapel tbarhelel,lbobr:r.ILIng :"• . at Newcastle was demolished ; the re.f, riLltilling killed a manse and two „tali:mit: layset,ilimisaasettouy lasiwas.creardben :booms( WOO- Ittlowu that a *eddies yapper wie bane Kennett at Mr. Creddengeolla sheet,. r. Thome. Trembly tad Mies Clam - beth i'rettdiaon haring weighed ain-hiic to cruse the am et life. A PENITENTIARY BURNED. The New York If'erial says of the great ten rude Pleating race me* started at eb o'clock, Paulsen, the Norwegian takiag the lead at the start and retaining it until the finish. He was followed very closely by Elliott. the Canadian, and Phil- lips and Pfaff, with the rest in a bunch net far in tne rear, he the first utile. which Paulen accemildished in ISI with the otIsers'inese behind. The .kat aitituencie • anti chaiiiztelde elewenia curette for themeela es and their friends the fortunes .4 millionaires at the ex- pense • the people 44 Canada. They hare several that object. Every man Jeck of them has his palate and his for- tune ono -meet, and, while encu :h money 1.1•01. •111.11.art ...4 ft. bUtill the rivid fr•aii mid to end. ,./0y &meet portem boa ber:i Loin. and the country. 'tined nessurne the burden or allow the Coa• spitaters continue whiting according to their own sweet w ill,for as long la 'hey pheitee sis long AS there is any t h mg 40 "IL thill is Where the 17inttod ran way t'. icy of the e...ernment lute landed 115 The .1•Itt ',tenpin is 1. sin. et anoth, dollar of tii.iney„ not another weir .4101.1 IIh..01.1 1••• 141% en t.. the come pater. AI. exert thereugh account, ,4 how tho subsidies already granted I have been diete.sol of he obtain ed, ami if the c.,topeny nowt g» I.. he let .t ire ' Better • Helmeted times that the railway stnielil remain iiiibuthl whi.1. cannot 1171.3 diotit .1' depended upon, and comieepartice al! n ot a •eare cement mewl 1.. IRA Matt is in the riding • Freida cute GOO, an,, Irish vote of 600. an Orange W..f.. f 700,1 tied a relent] al. Of .:11Ver 500 $fi I her Th. ...pin, "%el' of any .4 ttie, classes named aho will ensure the sieci. !inn on any occasion of the member wheel by soy method can canoe the swinging. The election in Kent is no vain to th., Tory tarty and no haw to Reformers in • party sense, hut. notwithstanding that, I WS touch regret this fact that Ih. Manotow t has ham defeated, for a more nide titan ere d.' see know in Oasami• out of went Knowing from actual ..heervst ion the ceases when feel to the arfest Dr. Nanison on Terembey hat, and k nee ing ▪ thu tea tacesea .4 campaign ran SKS, hilt repeated bp Mt Henry Smyth, Ire feel minded to ifeinee that we he Eon the day is tine for distant when Emit will ably ieepreesnt• I in the Dentininn Pstionten4 hr 1*. ftairnon lea v• the i DC • .n the hands of the Governmenetoepther with the burden of the guarantee of 3 per cent un .66,000,- 000. While nobody pretends that such an amount has been expended- this, with the political ruin which such a reopen would bring en the Government, is enough to frighten the Ministry into omeenting to whatever terms the eyndi- cate proposes. The syndicate cart Al I dy holds the win- ning hand. The Government is in their power. This is the. who'.e matter in a tortshaill. -1 Tetonto News, Independent. had atultibed themselves by sc.nepting a • Diode of settlement who. they land pen, 'society. Startling at the west ed vione/y refused. The DOttlittiOt1 authcraties, he urged, has always been prepared to refer the matter to the Privy Council. The Pre- mier had refused to do au, and now he had consented te terms less favotable than were offered in 1882. The Opposition applauded loudly as Mr. Meredith oat dove, and their plaud- its were re-echoed from the Ministerial aide a moment later as Premier Molest stood up. Mr. Moira wag at his best yesterday. Holed off in a very vigorous and animated style without his usual bent.tiest, awl made a telling reply to Mr. Meredith's Ore that it ar:ui necessary Messrs. Homer and Gerilon. two Brit- to ,tv,,,d bk..„.t, the Dominion ,,,t, i.„1,,,,,eia members, will oppose Om anti Prte.vertometit by saying bill to. ratify the acreemmit between the tint he did not helleve in giving away third e the weaker ones began to fa!: behind, aud at the end of the fifth the ensue it soon reached the werdeti's two or three bad withdrawn front the office, and the norms occupied by the race, while the Noewegien and the guards. It then spread to the offices of Canadian still kept elms together in the the Northwestern Car company. The lied. Tue spectators were very esthete entire front part ..f the building was a Matic, and encouraged the Manes by sums of flames. The kitchen and sating chafers and applause as they swept t0010 the building were next seised by eround the track. Pallifelin. the Nor devoLring element Al) the above wegian, is very near-sighted, and he named departments were gutted. How wore glasses anal skated with short, quick the fire started 1 mystery. strokes, with Mohawk behind his back. Chief Jay was overpowered by smoke lierannent, the Reglish man, was the in the car elfin Someone turned water tallest and must graceful skater, but the into the rem. which knocked him dolga. little ones passed hien me after another He wee remised more dead than alive. enieckberner, who kept pretty near the Fi man Dodd saved convict who was rear waa attired in a suit whi reate - left in a cell at the oak of his own life. nel, sad was designated "Old Pat' On prisoner use burned to death, but by disrespectful small boys, and the records. f the prison being lost his urged forward by this sobriquet, name cannot be aseertained. The con- as he labored forward after . I fne rIcts are housed in an adjoining foundry his lighter antagonists. After the tleinent of the claims of t he latter. They "'urn la I" eve.-vthing rd Dominion and Finns er &toe. eon, 1 ey are guard- ninth mile was finished, Paulsen. 1; icuhrriv happy in his reply and ere behaving TIP was yurt hold that valuable nal lands. whlatilktee taunts ,4 the ie,,,,det. its ed by the militia. tAbat disposition will Elliott, Phillips mid Pfaff pet forth timer been locked up hp the to.vertiment fee to. the result of the generiel election, and ten veers. have w.w been handed?err to .114.1°1..1 the lope that the country United States capitalists, in addition to would always endorse his policy in the a embejay of F750.1100 for the .c.mstrue- sante way by leaving him in a minority. tion of titt miles of newsy on S ant:ever* He touched lightly ..n most of the tepees Island. The British Cole:elm mern- ot the speech, reserving his strength for ben think the cencespion altoReelter too explanation* on the boundary award tweet. compromise. He made out a very good case. He What objet Mars like the Ottawa pointed out that if the Opposition had ran have in alretert"nelY hinting . stood by the position which their origin - that dir Richard Cartwright "is 011110- ! ally took hi favor of the award, it would be made of them is the puzzling pies- *utmost endeavors and whirled around non. The county jails are tol untruet- the track like etreake uf light The kiet worthy usually for the imprisonment cf three paired end repainted each other on such as the Youneen and ether impale- the first laps and Elliott Inside a deeper tient convets. ate effort to overtake the Norwegian, but Paulsen eame in the winner, hewing Afghani& accomplished the ten miles in 39.07 and beaten the record by four minutes Elliott came in close behing in 42,10, The members elect of the Township and Phillips wag only 48.15 seconds be Couucil .4 Ashfield met at School house hind him, with Pfaff immediately after No. 9, on Monday, the 21st of Jane tr7. 1884 rs tt tt t him, w' that the Cour men in first weir, pular &mom. he associates have beet ratified boner, this. The following gentlemen wade the ahead. .4 the reword. The beet ten -mile would be hard t', guess. The erganist 1 Th. terms for the reference t.. the usual declarations : - Joseph Griffin, skating record previous to this week war is evidently still smarting frame a snub- I piety Conncil were.he centended, better reeve ; John Whitley, 1.4 de env reeve; 43.63. , On Teseday tbis record bing he must have got from Sir Richard, the statement is so inipertment, stupid and false. Rut then, impertinence, stupidity and falsrheed are unfortunate- ly the 4.rgan • chief etarecteristics.-- Ottawa Free Preis. - COMMUNICATIONS. We "le not hotel ourselves -esponsitile for the opinions of our Correspondents. Contribu- terstt this department must confirm thew selves to public questions. and be brief. Coereed's. than any previously propesed. He went Patrice Clare. 2d deputy ; ald Me - fully into the history '4 14.. negionati..ne, Murchy and Joseph Mallough, coon - asserting that though the Government cillnrs. had urged the ratification of the award. The minutes of kat meeting o 4 the old they had been wil1an to refer the ques conecil were read and signed. Wearies sod Ceeoprilies. tion to the Privy Council, pre, ided sans- Moved by Mr. Whitley, seconded hy factory Renege:news could be made for Mr. Clare, that Jas Renew be auditor. It is stated in the &James of • medea: the occupation ot Una territory until e, The reeve appointed Jebn Murdoch the iournE of recent publication that the use dectsien was arrived at other auditor. i arsenietas coanetie is attaining dg They had contend& that Ontario Bylaw confirming above was read and erous popularity in fashionable circle. passe .1. Moved by Mr. Vilieley, amended by Mr. Clare, that Dennis Snllivan be as - the chip( desederatums 14e can offer, and Moved in amendment by Mr. )14- ono babe obtained at ahem& any cost. It es no secret that the poem, when taken in specific doses or quantities, has the effect of clearing the skin and render lag it soft and exquisitely tranererent, but the after cemseqemoss of its pro longed use ought to be serious/it con sidered, for they are sufficiently *eighty and alarming to deter even the greatest lowered U. 42.53 at Montrad.- A Chambers, of London. Ont., was one,' the competitors. should hare sole control, and by the bar- gain with Maoitebe they had secured the undivided control of all that portion of the territory south and east of the height ef land. To IA. Edituis of The Huron signal This section comp. -mid seven -eighths Draft Sia,--Yout fUnrailibir COMM' Of the pet Wanton. the wealth, and the pondein in his article in Tar ftvocii, of business of the whole. The 1)orninien the Itith instant entitled "Nut a :semi had never offered to „ the province Samaritan,' poi.its po clearly to WO that sonecoto nil 4.1.40. any part of the territery some 14 my friends. have asked for an penanic the decision elpianition, etereiott1g their *°""rauce The Premier regretted that lion. Alex. that three lust he a n'illekeernite7here,1 Mackenzie had net eroded the irAtter, sot t_14Intn...,440L!!!!.2.,Pl*,91414", /1° °"„,,,lre• •aad sowed all tremble - ea seenstim ON" make. tatt au" t'-' I ne. Pw'lle- 'Phawhich elicited An tiler burst of derisive :4 p• facts are threw: the the day in question as 1 was hitching un y hr.. to the cutter from the 4 )1.4.„,itk„. plate. mei cries of "Sey that again a irentlemen whorrol have term -learned The Premier says it again. and fol- ." Mr. r',iterrarto of Reamiller• Passed reeved it tm by saying that he kupprisett along and informed me that he had u fal- len from a load ef straw and hurt hie :LA that he never contemplated the posse leg : liut, to a remark of mine. he said nity of any attempt to set the award 1 aside. Cheers from the Ministerial side that he did not think the injury was Mr. Moven went on to aay that what serious, or words to that effect IteMg Geverninent hail feared was that the in haste at the time, as 1 had to. attend a ease u.„014 drag an log fee pers. and the blueness meeting al Bethel church, and thprpf.„ had .„1 she ,,,tv„,,n, Ie. Mel scarcely time to remelt there by the earerements as of great importance. ISS an01 a little tin 0. take with mei m the cases would be heard in June or July ot new. in view .4 the certa nty t at i h farm Mt. Nicholas Slerreihe it "'I" It* the arrangemeuta for the goverment of ttn1::.mug.htano:1147MittiroleiSutingwarwth;a111":..uldn'imil eth,,me tpeiirrarittolirryeiyin I:those me.ea.nnimintimnee were of noe He 1 ask hien to rule, but reflected that he Cesimed that the.4 the hoot *l(*tItaiI, and im tw,i lad- B 1 w..1114 ereeentle see the "'as.'" • hih he ;tient holdingtreeeemmit of the oeuntry 1114.Tallouir5(h' C4181, reJes.' n3', jNillsrPho. 5, e()Did 4seire. 1 must keie done as I lesse4 horn a few . has forced the "minutes after with the nies above t, I a t 1 t 'Mon sled Manitoba' mentioned in the cinter. am sorry to : The Premier has pet the beet fano pee - learn that %Ir. etewares 111)1117 Was mere sm. npon the arrangement with Mani,. Odious I 11,111 he anticipated. and I should , tee, for w riderence t,„ th,,„ 14r,,,, el„onety certainly have invitee him in. to wait for , But after sit mid and 4„ne it,. s eom the team, for a chance. er till I rettis bed • rage 1. the ere•mv• ha.' 1 /h• "re- The Adinimarstion mewl feel ne shame 444y .4 th- injury 'u'' 1,"-1. W." 111 emorlidly mireettine the feet met 11.11"11/41" '''" IA" hun Neither ran this I rppersittoes glory in &WW1 1 611 under the cireuterteseive. ne by their ahanderemetit nI pro- thielt pour conosiemaleet Iota lulled rtnetsi eight. nareaiietee it. feellehly in writing as he hael without a knowledge of the f tete. Mr. Stewart isertainly did not oak 1..r ride, hut that Rio no reamers why he did not 151.1.11 (4 11: tbe .4a,aro.ela are kit Ph Al..% r. Thanking you. Editor for the spaces • I am, Y ours. reoperet felly, T. J. Seines K C. Parsonage, Celberne, Jany. 28th. 1864. both here and abroad. There are many women, ears the New York Kerning Post who consider a geod complexion one Iourh, seconded by Mr. Mc. urchy, Grit David (linen be appointed stressor for the year 1884. The retTO voted for the urteA ton. Moved by Mr. Clare, seconded by lir. McMurchy. that James Breen be cul - lector. Moved by Mr. Malltsugh, seconded by Mr. Mciturcity. that the salaries be ut•e,,raili,aifid., "6"1"1.8.,......gir".161111"1""lry, ,... ..... follows, namely . A110011110f, litiU, collector. 1 with an ''''''''Y a -`-n`i-aw. - P45; auditor., auditors, $10 each: fitto, 1 'untied that no woman would be rash treasurer dere. 1120; ethiction of Jaren,. $4' each ', 1 enough to deliberately swallow sae deputy returning officers, $6 each. 1 'genic escept under professional moved in amendment by Mr. W ',ie...., I supervise -on, and it is said that seconded by Mr. Clare, that the audiee7rs anme mad"' advislin in "86 a" nahar ter the arnewilment. cojet !tallish itpateents. give arsenic unscrup request of their fair but he allowed $8 each. The reere voted By-laws app.inting an mergeor and 1 wh411/13i in th. h'rlin of lwaac"Ptians' collector. an 4 tiling mom," wereetresa i which unsuspecting chemist makes .p, and passed. ION asp , unetoracious of the object for which she The clerk was instructed to netrifi daiagailinwa iwinanal in adaliniaanraiL Thin following persons on S. 4 6 and 7 i D , ts a very la wien"bk dnelarnii.'w' Yee' if itaosi:latne,r t jh,emoirphferioesTac,kraelsrrymely: Wit: JiseitTrMii. 1 esweilt /1 ble7. ilh...mrsx,iee sango.futseepoirmkenencombutjateiverriyy berry, Thee. Mactewy and John Kilpat- 1 rawtar` ' '"aaa fair “ali a w''' v."' only nck Mooted by Mr. Clare. seconded by Mr. topurenriftnay thiryirc:Leemplexerms, but they will Whitley, that the road commissioners 1 out 01,4 ' rify the world by getting for the serest road divisions be as fel- y will anon lie foireyer at lows, namely, Division No. 1, J. Whit- rest frovn ell the vanities '.1 this world, with countenance as white as the most 1). MeMareby. Moved by Mr. MeMarehy, seeonded by Mr. Mallough, that Geo. McDonald be refunded $2 25, statute labor tax as he has done the work, certified by Jas. ""higiol.e.• 1 by Mr. Whit/eyseconded by Mr. MeMurehy, that the treasurer 1 or. nieh satisfactory security at the nest meatiest of &motel. neon Cale Is Greet Ibritedi Mored by Mr. Clare, seenneed by Mr. M .11••egh, that the following accounts be leondo.n, Jon 28. --The wind blew • nett, Mt. Campbell, for culvert on loorritene all Matorday night Much earth toeundary, $10,50; J. Cooke, tn. damage was clone here, and many per- rases inn:treed deliveries/ ballot looser, eons won injured Th. glass root el the as.. to deputy omurrome Ss; Hart & C.. , printed forma In nienite pal are' ruin; ;leak. Tliagetritirwilli4 Sp'kio. 11. 1112. 13. Wa, (1. rallalleg. M. Da/ten, jr. if A einem se the Mb o1 emissary. WM no reefed asul • lei; killed. Many veresele McIntyre and Woe $ es.k an wife et Nee. A. ft. endeb. num Waiiminister Aqnsiritim woe demolished, eauseng a pante among t.be andience, in *bleb eseand persene were hen. X printing "Mee rn th. Illaywiseket Was nn - The bees. The elevation of lir. Moosecau to the heneb i* pronnumed on all aides • most immoral renetitution 44 power How will at be, we weed like to knew. should the charges for personal bribery he peal ed against him nu the election ewers, as they ought to he I Arid supoests he were found guilty 1 Thi. Idiots of a corza discredited politioian neck and h out of the mire of • disputed PA/IWO contest and pluitine him en the h•tich howno prmaient since the they. when the Stuarts appointed iodine to. try their own nem tames against English liberty. The whole reentry cries " Shame ' /theme '"