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E HURON SIGNAL
Valltsheil every Fridley Morales, by
itliCtIVOT Bseati., at their Oece. North 4
of the St inerel
Om la Daher they dual do &kenos/sly
halves In ons of the realise throbs*
been a dispute between the rival towns
of Traeger and Wilmot as to which
m
GODERICH. ONTARIO should be the oriusty rat.
1.When
despatched 7.0 adi
ll parts of e earronnd
antry by Ills earliest mallards:aro the ofilcial count was made, it was
tow",
geared admission tt haa • larger timid& , ,hat thre. the Wilmot
Maw eel oihsr newirpsper in this part of
country, d *M.01 t" **case'. "1 hal:ot boxes had been stuffed, sad Tra-
verse was awarded the county
gest by the courts. This fact
riled the residents 01 Wilmot. and a
band of armed Wilmetitas immediately
set out for Traverse, seized the officialsair,
safe, and carried it in triumph to their
own town. The full particulars of the
affair will be found i2 soother oolumn.
We only draw attention tc it editorially,
teee°w•ot weeh in °adarien•araaraaairad to put the petiole of tloderich on their
le business in that line at pnossUlal cannot I
beaten, and 01• quality that manta be guard, too that the editor of the New E I •
- Twins Cult
mos retiree manure ta Omar°
as it de, e kee-goiniessiestris
addition moo above. • liret-clas.
/1.7 sad arra* paper It et therefore a
firdrellts rierrtunna isedtem.
is admire, i.einage Pre la
r; $1.7$. if paid hsture eta months
it ate es paid. ThIs w..t1 triocy
me erred.
Rates or AineirliTteinci.- LiM
ght Mehl pe
for Ann isseriten. them cents per tier fis.
h subsequent tassel ion. Yearly.kaityterly.
uterterly contracts at redatied rates.
Ne hare aboanesociess
• 4.11.paruuest in COODIN. androgens-
tlie most ...metre .It -at and 8C11W
FRIDAY, DEC. flys, 1884.
R6NEN'ALS.
T. is the season for renewals of sub -
ions to the newspapers. During
the next week or en we hope t see as
army hundreds of our Intends as can
rake it convenient, call in and get re-
osipis for 1885.
Eat your New Year s dinner with a
be dear conscience and a receipt for a sub-
' seription Tet Sic est for 1885 amongst
your valuable assets.
• Remember the ease oil conscience and
the knowledge of right that flows frum
the fact ef havmst the label on your paper
marked a year ahead.
Pay up at once, and then see that the
111110 clerk dates your label properly.
Every subscriber should look at his
label, and see that it is dated
1. 1886.-
None gentnne without "Jan. I, 85,"
blown on the label.
PUBLIC OLS
Johnston, H MiliT011, Mary Andrews 1 A ElliOWIR OF SILVER. 001LINTY CURRINCY
SCHO.
B Sturdy, Jai Marletew
Sems"slwirillassi• Msw esblwalt. a etigla ef reasrawstiaboas &mese es seem Oise ill rare elsera em Illit
boon lhoasomte.
•
t'horles A. Illishop has been
RegulmeOhriatmais MuaM111111101411111i teacher. Welt Art Petah.
A SUM
may not come in by way .J the Hunin
nod stealthily some night and make a
with the courthouse.
Tim manner In which the ilelegates to
the Tory cenventien have been spoken
of by the Reform city paters Is in mark.
ed contrast to the vulgar abuse whtch
was showered upon the deltestes to the
Reform conventien of 1883 and the
Mowat demonstration .,f 1884 by the
Ma.:. There is this difference, how-
ever . The Mail is the self-styled organ
uf the "gentlemen's party, and the
other journals are not. The other jour-
nals are ratted by gentlemen iu the true
sense of the term ; the _Vat4 was edtted,
when it attacked the Refur.n delegates,
by Martin Oritfin, of whom it could be
said that he was
"Born is• garret,
An, la • kitchen Dred
and whose .pings after gentilety &re a
vain striving after the unattatnable. A
silk parse cannot be made out of a sow's
for Promotion. No. Ca n41, 67 -Present at ellatoina-
Ilion, 59. PrtPUIU4ed, Nia:•itlisten notint.tr atiraCt.une
Honor Led-Reading,1 Sarah McKay, oed the iery ill weather, there Wee
--
The rapers tee IIIIardl lir Me
Addle Wier. 3 M Sheppard. Snell er fair any:idiom to witness the pree-
eutation of silverware tu certain .4 our
s,
to leech iu lieh.-.1 action Nu. 1:11,1traey,
o
fur the year 1S86.
11188*81 401118111witima *Aka has Preea"-1 Writing, 1 Chas Humber, 2 M Wilson, '3 1 pkrbre;1384.111:111, itaisilionther9"mee'ull MI 'r..1 1M1."1.14nlielZillet
tod in Ooderich for the past tut ,olo twelve{ A, campheti. Tb. chair was ably occapitd hy Mr. C. Mullett Toeruship: at the advanced age
Mtn had resided in Monet
The very satisfactory system of posy. 1 Mos Roberts, 0 Healey,Addte Wier°. se.tt Att, chulp.„4...
eft adopted. Th. maptiolor and_ Pritmalial , class au order of merit 11 Wells, 0 A Hui:ober, who nude a brief tutredue. 'I " 7"ya
were retracted to or Jointly prepare Nloirow. N Parker, D McNeil, E Mc- i Wit„,,,,ii. T amt.° claulksw;helikr. 1"suntg."11 t.)1"ffrilviedisathr°4".Ista vr. Hall. bulletin.
Jeabore.
hog, 1 C Scobie, J Robertson, M Shop-
- rd. E Miller M Antlinistic,
tausteik, for their work during the
I C en t v for ever 30 years. She had
Yams, was lb'. /war °am awde "d mwth. 1 Prom 'dad from junior townies round tury speech. smi „iiik,,a up,,,, air: Joseph • 1 .. Alia 1 a wheel ere siira
thIll 111111411DO‘Liou papers mei the moss- Lean, It Black, J McAuley, &Yin Wail- kr wiaisms, Is s WI wont,' sot• ..f Exeter, took place near Xmases City,
left Rester
inimitable result. -Fr tearer, oe uall ' Geergina Wystt, II Rine&
dell. A Nicholson..? Bell, Geo Glover, &ems'
. yoid a high tribute to Mode Clair U. S.. on Turtles. Demme'
que"or us • most u"....tatlafacto.ry and..,_la-
1.0•11, aa • rata, "we be" dil'ided be ' Promoted to sixth divisien 4:entral I able same. performed by Mr. 0... durtng Isit week for C.tlifeernis to benefit hia
tween laughter and indignetios at I01$5 school - -A Wilsou, 8 McKay,C Humber. bell's predernesiers, ana elled to i •
health, end had ;ast gni that far on his
1 the *Amman. Ile then presented hiiii way.
of the questions prepared by the mine F Penn, 11 Roberts, M Sheppard, M witpiste, h four peons of pla, ounsiating of a J. A. IfIfitdes, of Ender, has a
pal for the small,' children, the men"' Wilson, A Wells, A Campbell., 31 Mc- i none tray, a neat evert, a pretty eurialinti In bis grnary sterl in the shape
severe to absurdity. The eld system, I, spounhalder, mid • beautiful card re- id a lame onion, which has grown grouts
stem, a fault 1. 41144 it! t W14 weeks, the
arithmetic test in sowers:se having beim Knight, 0 Haley, K McNeil.
of the inspector, gave geueral &Midge . , . „,.. ,,,____., ce.iM"ro.Cissapheil made a very suitable re- grath being caused by the onion beim:
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which waa under the complete control nr. ralltICR's WaRP.
Junior apartment, miss vateiry, ply, ant eapreas a me a a
1 ed • h. ibat h 'Rata pieced on the UT of a glass 1111571774'. half
ti00 but the late examinatton shows
that while Mr. Ernbury may have 1
No. en tell. 47- l'reseut at *tansies -
pupils in an advanced room, he cannel. „, , vi jhutt,owuensft.i.orIL. then presented Thos.
schiilastic qualthcations for leeching
tion, :12. Promoted to part 11, 9-- 2nd
expected from such scholars, and those
Man Horne, Kate Nebereall, Mary Rupp, mode a suitable reply.
. MprectIttylliciastaatarYin,wittoh 1:bl:elle:lice l.rec.lerip.iient at
fairly discriminate between whet is 'trailer, 4 --Total, 11
Prottioted t.. part 11- Win Eneeshaw,
of a mom infantile class. The teachers
• Eatee iMt,e,b1:11nwerlem*.oftelitei rtmcFEarelwattw... Am). Card. A pickle stand of neat design was pre•
seated t. James Mitchell and on* t.. D.
of the ward schools at brat felt sure over
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
i'.41:7 1' FEELING.
The Conservatives are contemany 1 Tbe
boasting of their loyalty to Sir John A.
Mac lonald an his day of adversity, and
itcontrast their alleged fealty with that of
the Reformers, who deposes Mr. Mac-
kenzie from the leedership after the
fall of hes governeient. The Toronto
World *hews that this claim .4 faithful -
as.. to the Tato- leader is not to be ae-
oteeptedd as altogether tree. It det'ares it
to be a fact that "some twenty-two con-
liareative members of parliament pat
"heir signatures to an agreement to throw
/Sir John overboard in his darkest heur,
crash of 73-4, and it. was only the pluck
and loyalty of a conservative jeurr.alist
)..* hat prevented that movement from as-
suming dimensions fatal to Sir John's
k. supremacy. (if the movement the greet
bulk of the party knew nothIng. We
believe it had its origin and derived its
trength Era a disappointed clique of
prominent politimans who could not
brook the loss of power and retro:lace,
and inc of whom are today the conser-
vative leader's most obsequiees adinir-
ers.'
• We congratulate our contemporary,
* the Ste r, in hat broken the back of has been the steady advocate of taxatien,
I the piling on of furl, food and clothing
R Stran Com tine 1 R Stmng 2
envier. of Use Brethren Wire and
Miter'. tee Placed es Record.
he teacher.
es -it' dowry� the eateem and etatideies filled nub este,.
the an-succees of sous u t m
by Mr. Strang, pnneipal of the High Robe H"rtv1", Car Cealaillv, John 31(4e -
"chum, at the closing exercises of Se Senior .lepertinent, Miss Robertson,
Patrick's want school, W4013 timely and teacher.
jest, and show hew the t„cherr, „f Nu. on n.11, 57 -Present *t examina
tion, 48. Promoted, 1.
h.
town tee) on the questiou of the mental
arithmetic maim. Thr promettons are
as follows :-
premising pupil& The remarks niade Promoted to 2nd Class Minus
PARTY Slt
Apropros of the new Conservative or-
ganization, the 31,til bas the nerve to
hope "that the central officers and com-
mittneis will have firmness enough to
insist upon obedience, and that the loyal
rank and file will have sense enough to
obey.' This hizh and mighty attitude
is better dammed to repel than to attract
many intelligeat conservatives. Such
imperious language hes the genuine
Afa;:Se ring. Those who remember the
mess Chat the dudes and muewumpt ef
the II. E club made of matters will not
be very much inclined to obey a uew
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
211D IMVULION -MUM TitAINra, Tf.ArttER. N Reherta arid Eine Roberts. 2 G Muss
son and Louisa Card.
Writing, 1 Eva Ache -
No. on roll. 44; present at examine- and K Met.e"(1-
non, 41; No. promoted, 6.
Promoted I senior class Kate
HONOR LIKT : Morrison.
Reading -1, F Vetherald: 2, $ Mal -
cation: 3, M Acheson. Spelline- 1, A
Buchanan, A Mclvnr, F Wetherald, $
Malomeson, M McIvor. Compo.ttion
1, A Bedford and E Ralph: 1, A Buch-
anan; 3, L Acheson. Arithmetic --1, J
Baxter; 2, M Acheson; 3, A Buchanan.
Writing- 1, A McNeil; '2, M Malcolm-
son,F Wetherald, History ---1.R Ralph;
2,A Buchanan, and E Ralph; 3, L
Acheson. Ge,ntraphy-- -1. A clvor: 2,
F Wetherald; 3, J Baxter. Grammar- wetem, Jas
1, L Achesen and A Bedford: 2, A Senile 1)el art wont, - Mtas Sparks.
Buchanan; 3. M Acheson. teacher.
Promoted in order of merit -Alice No. on rell, 45. Present at examine-
fiuchanan, Eva Ralph. Ann McIver, tion, 39. Promoted, 12.
Jas Baxter, Everest McKenzie and Ross Honor List_Remlieg, Jus Brophy,
Honor List -Reedits, 1 N Roberts,
2 Louisa Card, 3 Kttie Roberta Spell-
itig, 1 John Sinclair, 2 Ida Honninca, N
Roberts, Ettie Roberts Arithmetic, 1
1•T. ANPILED emit..
Junior department - Miss Campbell,
teacher.
No. on roll 1(10. Present at exanima-
tion, 63. Promoted to part 11, 4.-24
Reeder, 4, Totals.
Promoted to part II - Maggie Camp-
bell, Mary McIver, Durnion, Ed-
ward&
Pronnited to 2.1 Clots, Bt via, C
?. Tresley Reid, 3 May Campbell Spat -
Retell.
ling, 1 Jos Price, 2 Wm Matheson, May of church eerie. made him plat the man.
3an IbION.
Campbell, R Campbell, K McIvor. Dr. aoeloons e Retire of %Vase. and
Mim BMir, teacher.
No. on ro!... 44 Present at eta:nine- , Arithmetic, 1 Wm Matheson, S Hende.r- must be sienothilie over sixty Being
son, 2 Win Little, ora WIlkinsan. Writ- !eft in childhomi wtthout parental care,
tion, 42. No. promoted, 7 -
Honor List -Reading, 1 No.! (arrow, mg. 1 Sadie Hendersos 2 Jno Healey, he early developed that sturdy iudepend-
Fln Ball, 3 N. Strachan. Spellin.t. 1
A Erans, 2 A Addisan, K !taker, .1
Craigie, M Hillier, W Babb. E Horton,
jingo wf self-appointed dictators. At L Spence. Composition and leratunisr.
least we should think:not.- (World. 1 F Horton, N Garrow, 2 B Dunn, 3 M
sor TUNNY FOR THS MAIL I Fraser. Arithmetic, 1 L Spence. 2
It is one .4 the funny thir.gs .,f the Lee, 3 F Ball. Wnting, 1 S Buchanan.
Period that the Toronto ifitd has eeen
... 2 N Garrow, 3S Strachan. Histero, 1
1 The inhabitants of Sunshine, Morrs
!towable, are a wonderful people. A
Ifew days ago there was a vacant k( which
now is ne more meant. Mr& Baines.
desiring to swore to the Tillage and hawing
unly a few weeks in ehich to build a
house the neighbors turned oet sad in
lege than a week have more than half
completed * tine frame bedding, collar
t and all. Sunshine as the place for wash-
! bore.
Feast $otte-Wea McMumy, of the
Atti concemson, Tuckeremith. 11. R.. la_
has wild his farm to Juhn Prendergast,
for the sum el $7,000. It is a splendid
farm, and has on at a geed brick kers,
het the barns and outbuildings are con-
siderably worn. Mr. McMurray settled
Iun this plaee when it was all hush, and
felled the tint tree on it 4. ver forty years
The New klethedise therweral iiispecustries- ado. He Intends coming in liCaSkond
MI& i stile or Se-aforth t" live. He invest up
. possessien on the 1M March.
Me• Gillicudily, each of whom spoke
pointedly and appropriately.
Dur.ng the eremite Miss Slimir.ings
sang a erilo. the nini.c of which had been
composed by her.
The speeches were all a conoliatory
*pet, but expressed a dente that the Act
should be earned out In its fullest Inter-
city DOW that It NO beef) 2401:144/41. The
gifts reflected credit on the taste of those
of the committee who 'elected them.
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REV. J. A. WILLIAMS, D.D
From ft.' Toronto Globe Dec. M.
At a meeting of the special committee Here ta an itain "f inteeset to Ririe
--Some thirty young farmers and
of the General Coiderence of the Meth- ! "al! •
()dist Church yesterday the Rev. Jelm 1 trainees men el Arizona have sent alma
!their nuniber east te And wives for thisni.
A. D. D., ut Cathennes,
was appointed by a unanimous vote toil he agent says have the photu.
fill the place a Senior (toners( nupern- I zraPh• .1 the members. and 1 alao Neve
: letters iif recommendation from the
tendent, rendered vacant by the lament-
ed death of the late Dr. Rice. It will be tewnship officers. All I want now r to
the abort universal opinion that "immure the yuung ladies. Their exposes'
more tilting appointment could be made 11" ArInJaa "111 be Paul by the Aroas-
to this high other. Dr. Williams' &bile t""'', er, if they 'afro they will be
ley as a preacher and adizontstratur of . given the addresses of the nievehem
discipline. his high personal character, wboas they prefer, and correspondence
and the esteem in which he was held by tin be (Tema/
his brethren, and his lung and 'utast' Cowin -rue roe "'senior -On Tees -
practical knowledae .1 all departments (7.; 1.51 Thomas Smith, jr., of Kitimat,
who was cersiiiitted for trial about •
fortnignt age for (orrery, and his father,
wore brought bider. magistmtes Gra-
ham, Campbell, and Lawrenee. charged
with perjury. The old man was com-
ence of character for which he has always mitted for trial, the c'ecision in the younr
been distineushml. He clime toCansida at enan's ease Meier reserved. The alleged
the age of sixteen. The tire years of his perjury was cemmitted in givinr evi-
life an Canada were spent in the town of dance agasist D. E. Cameron in hie re -
Prescott. In 1838, under the ministry cent caw at Walkerten. Philip Holt.
et the late Rd,. W. H. Williams, fathtr barrister. noderich. pretreated, W.
of Rev. J. G. Williams, of Brockville. Barrett, Barrister. Walkerom. appearing
he entered upon a Christian lote, and ter the defence. -[Lucknow Sentinel_
united with the Wesleyan Methodist A I
ARD1nr. -The Easter
boycotted by the workingmen of Canada F Moes, 2 N Strachan. 3 F Ball. Geo -
h 1 R Wilson 2 Fr N'anatter 3 N
They are beginning to titi.I out how much freeP Y. , ,
sincerity there was in the 31.14/ s preten- Uarmao
*ions of being friendly towerile thent. In Promoted in order .4 merit --N
1877.8 it howled for them with long and Strada:in, F B411, Fr Mom. D %lay. 1.
loud wailing& It professed ta have • Spence, M CanipboU, Fr Vatter.
policy that would make them happy,
prosperous and contented. The bottom 4T11 mamma.
has dropped out of that policy. The hid- Mies Watson. teacher.
lowness and hypocrisy .fits oretetisions No, nn roll, 56. Present at examine -
an being understood. It has no love for
tioa, 49. No. promoted, lo.
the working clasaes, anti it never had. It Honor List -Reading, 1 R Strang, 2
X Miller, CI Cameron. 3 Ella Melon -
Spelling 1 E Mclvar, N Straiton and
to P'3•1 • .
to bear. f HaLfax Chronicle. , his ehildree who have VOW!) nut of his
taxes, 'akin: the burdens of life harder
B McKnight and J Watt, Arithmetic, and the Lord's prayer. er the prayer the .loondon conference in P474, he mu
eP:wooted I" tie" Preeklent. which "thee reteoanieer, , were greatly theueh happily
Mc FAT. }WILE o.; rnr soneeti. 1 R Strang, 2 J Noble. 3 D lallcLeed. sanctianed by the department .1 edges -
he lied for a second term. In 1876 he seeprolod to fee their ruppneed murdered
That there are so many Scotehmen en- Writing, 1 0 Cameron, 2 S Wilson. 3 N thin.
Steelton. Geography, 1 R Strang, 0 2. The portions of Scripture used shell waa appointed representative to the i .,r 1.ot tether. He is contented to al
the boycotters. Our readers willretro
feet that some eight te:i ef the anti
ebayis undertook t boycott the titer at
the same tiine that they hoisted the black
tag SZSInnt Thr Stowsx. Well, we
knew the thing would not last, and that
eventually these ,nen would come to see
that though the newspapers could very
well do without them, there would come
• time when they would hare to ask the
aid and assistance of the newspapers.
That time came fer two of these chaps
_ last week, so far as the 'to- was con -
Mimed. One ei thein wanted to thug/
how great a 1.1ackguard be could prove
himself to be over his signature, and the
other in an aiivertisement seeking the
- suffrages of the electors fot:
ship. The first of these chaps succeeded
in his undertak ing, t the satisfaction
and amusement of everyone whn knew
him. the eecono fell..w may not be quite
no successful. bat one thing they hare
both demonstrated.and that is that when
they next threaten boycott a newels-
,. per they will have to examine theic
spinal coher. and find out if their back-
bone can stand the romuired strain. The
backdown fron. their josition has been
a bad deal n beth .4 these antis.
Slat. r Cenatahle ale ceased to act as
flight watchman. there het.. been aevend
ears ober, young men et the town and
vicinity e disturbed the peace en the
17 itiltre and alone the pr.ncipal streets of
Golerich, without let er hindranee on
he part of Mr. N. nt.'s substitute.
ateet case was on Tuesday niaht when a
knot of bsbuloos youngcountrymen came
rem over the river, an.1 made night hi
4.His by howls. yells mai blasphemeas•
ad obscene langur,. yOUAir rois-
terers are kneel, and if the preamit
night-watchman knows his business lie
shall hats than' up before magistrate's
"pert They alma] i have been hacked
sp on Tuesday night, ...I had their
arac• eotde.1 ..fl. one thing has tine
sotWeel m the minds of law-abithog pee-
wee, and tar. is that a capab:r watab
11.1 is a neraweity an tam. But a
asopeki. one is wanted, and were other
At old two ettowed tm draw salary. ther
trellika sh.onId tate up the eiseesiess and
•ant 1 With o at mem
3 Dan McDonald.
Promoted from Juni- to Senior Se-
cend Clams in order of merit, Arthur
Cooper. Jos Heale, Dan Meteor, Vera
%Virgins, Kate Bain. Dan Wirgins, Fr
Bluett, Laura Berry.
Promoted to tit% Division Central
School -Kate Melt or. Win Matheson,
Wm Little, Sadie Henderson.
RELIOION IN SCHOOLS
te.i Depa-tmental Melee 1411evistrer
cad slate Iteading.
The reeulati els regardine the readin
of the Bible and prayer in the public
high schools, approved by the Provincial
government 00 713 16th day of Decem-
ber, 1884, are as follows
1. Every public and high school snail
be opened with the Lonl's prayer, and
closed well the raiding of the Seriptures
Church. From that time forward be rei.• says -Andrew 'Winer, wbo re-
bel:lune ado" "sae" of Methodist swd moved from here some 25 years ago to
ceneral literature,but did not enter epten mtehigar., returned to Crediton • few
the work of the ministry till 1847, vinint days se, Dunne hi. sejeuen in Iglioai.
be was stationed an the Hallowell comer, igen, he left home one morning at the
as associate of the late Rev. A. Hurlbert. time .4 the war, outlet he was going to
He wag ordained at Brockville in 1869. hunt cattle bin instead he enlisted as a
iu 1859 he was elected churn -an ef the soldier. His farney saw no more of him.
Owen Sound Distriat, the tirst time the end th• tight he must have been murdered
conference appointed to that office by or lest. A short time after that the
ballot vete. From that time. to the faintly returned to Crediton, and has
present he has always been chairman .4 aeain married within two or throe
the districts in which his asti ins have veers. To the surprise of all, the other
been situated. Ou the oraisetaattun evenina pot in an appearance, and
joying the sweets of office is not due to
their transcendent abilities, but to their
free O. sektiowledee that cone N Straitton, McKnight. Jno Glover, tion, an. shall be read without comment
their transcendent cheek : thisand we are
modity as net the exalusiee property of A Miller C Oarrow, G Cameron, Ella or explanetion.
Scotch Reformers, but that 11 is also the Meteor, 'E Mclvnr, D McLeod, J Watt. 3. Where a teacher claims to have con -
property of scotch Conservatives. You - o Andrews, J Noble, It Williams, H scientiets scruples against upening aad
Reid, A Green, C Pareena, Clucas, choino the solved as herein erovided, he
shall notify the trustees t.. that effect in
writina.
4. No pupil shall be required to take
part in the exereises above referred to
attaint the wish .4 his pant er guard-
ian, expreemd in writine to the master
of the ach..01.
5. When required by the trustees the
Ten Commandments shall be repeated
at least once • week.
6. The trustees plate eery el
the authorized raiding an each depart-
ment of the public and high nehmen
under their jurisdiction, within une year
hem the date hereof.
7. The clergy of any dennmiaatien or
their authorized represertatives, shall
have the right to give religious metric -
tine to the pupils of their own chinch,
in each school house at least once a week
after the hour of closing .4 the school in
the afternoon : and if the clergy 44 inure
than mie denomination apply to give re-
ligious instruction in the 'IMO school-
house, the school board or trustees shall
decide nn what day of the week the school
hems shall be at the dispelled of the
clergyman of each denomination at the
time above stated, lint it shall is lawful
for the ache .1 hoard or trustees and
DONOR LMT.
z clergyman of any denomination to agree
Reading -1, MI Melrherem: 2,
upon any hour .4 the (7e) at which a
A lisearroek ; 3, mit Pe nuf 1, or hie authorized represen•
?if Wilson; 2, R McKeon, M McPhee -
Wive. mey were rolirions instruction te
eon. X Smith, C She Mean. Ir. mil. ,rnsittoti
. ht pupils of his own church, provided
• 1,R MeEwen and Percy Miller Arith-
• it be not oaring the regular noun of the
s
chTo
io
el
.
relations neescribing the "hours
of daily teaching- provide that they .hail
not ascent six hoer. in daratien teat •'a
hem number of ham et daily teaching
may be determined open in any peiblw
Buchanan. M Campbell, R (Meth, C .eh1" ' metiers.
be taken from selections authorized for
that par se by the department .4 educe-
Oenerel Cenference of the M Cnurch low his wife te remain with her present
Robertson, 2 B McKnight, 3 „H Reid.
of the Uuited States. et Beltennre, in •
Promoted in order of merit -It Strang, nusband.
ansticiatiou with Mr. John Macdonald.
of Toronto. In 1882 lie was elected l Arrrz Lirn.z. Last Friday naornito,'
Vice -President of the General C infer. daylight found Detective Marray, Tc'e-
ence of the Methodist Church Canada nine,. bailiff Scott and constables Chap-
lin latt3 at the first met of the Gen. : man and Ansley, of Brussels, M the
may make of him a Tory or a Grit, •
Catholic er a Calvinist: but one thins( you
cermet do you cannot change the
Scotchnian's natIre. He is a Scotch -
man first mel last a eaotehinan all the
time. And by this sign *hall you know
him He is the central figure at the
conventien, pulling the wires and manip-
ulating the nomination ; occupies the
seat In parliament he munches at the
public Crib I Irish Canadian.
FROM EGYPT.
What Me siondlea Illeatwees are Denser eas
the Nile.
The following as an extract from a let-
ter written by A. 0. 31eDenahl, former-
ly of Brussels to his mother. Macdon-
ald 11 Huron s representative tai the Nile
contingent, and his •;Id saluaintances in
the eounty will be leaven to hear how
he likes the land .4 the Pharrhs
'Monday, Oct. 27th, we ran over the
second cataract, but there are yet ot
little cataracts. All the boys seem in
gond health, and the weather is nice and
Cool. I letiers13W ideate, expects that we
will get to Khartoun try Christmaa. After
we get over the little cataracts we will
each take cheese of his own boat, and the
soldiers will do the rowing. There are
steamers out on the smooth waters. and
they w.11 tee us to Domes. On Settle -
day. the 25th, we visited the great
temple Ahokimho. On the fire front
there were font' lard* linage& .of kings
and otheta. to the height 90 feet each.
They were placed on each side of the
temple entrance, which was cut out' f
the solid rock. ()n entering, there were
ineraiv• pillara, decorstaw1 with
iMatzete of longs and other celebrities.
There were a numher of meitnemiladl
apartments anti galleries with beauti-
ful sculptor, decoration 1 have SWIM a
oraiber .4 wonderful platen sinee leaving
Cenada, and amongst them the three
great pillars .4 Thebes near Cairo I
also saw the rest temple of Kmiec or
aneuent Thebes. with ranging
from 40 in 10111004 high. and 12 feet
diameter They ham traced the age .4
thb temple to he 3,0001= it is the
iregest in the wield. is within
les be seer bre mooned mirror between
0.1e. soul Deer bet iressive
6TH DIVISION- MISR HARRIEM, TEMMER.
No. on roll, 49; present at examina-
tion, 46; No. promoted, '21.
DONOR LINT :
Res/limo-1, A Struthers; 2, K Rus-
sell; 3, 0 Creasman. Spelling -1, E El-
wood; 2, T Bates,H Hayes.E Bachanin,
K Russell. A Struthers Compontion
1, M Andrews; 2. W Atkins; 3,0 John-
ston Arithmetic -1, Breckenbrelce
A Rafts!, Buchanan, and E Murray.
Writint--1, I Ktraehan, 2, R Healey; 3.
W Atkins. Gengraphy--- 1, W Camp-
bell. S Buchanan; 2, 0 Crewman, C
McDonald and W
Pr...rated in order of merit -I Strach-
an, W Atkins, 0 Creatiman.E Buchanan,
R Kedzlie, M Andrew,, E Elwood, E
McDougall, T Bates. S In:charnel, R
Armstrong. K Russell, L Cattle, E Mur-
ray, McLean, A Struthers, H Hayes,
Art hlaftel, 11 Edward, Ada Nairel. A
Graham.
ern otmition- urn !MADMAN, TRacHRR
No. on roll, 74); present at examine
tion, 62; promoted, 16.
metric LE Angeleno , 2, anti a gni.
3, R Rain, N Cralita acre.
ing 1, M Carroll; 2. 111 Smith; 3, R
4hvik. Ilengraphy- - 1. It Ansiabrimik; 2,
E McGregor; 3, 0 Buchanan.
Promoted in order of merit E Ansi -
brook, F. t.Mmpaigne. F Robinen.i.
trhannan. 1.4 iseitenn. p Arrangenneete may therefore be made
„ wilmem. 14 cumaN by the trustees for closing the ordinary
^ . school Werk earlier than the esnal hour
( net+, .1 ikon, ' enningion.
441 certain dap, .n that time nosy he
mi. iison'a user,. given for religions instreetion
3unew doper went. Miss Burnt*,
teacher. her. Davies, prineipal of the Normal
No,
nn roll, 79 Pnement at examine echoed, Toronto, retinas at the end nf the
tine. 66 Promotes& to p.rt 11, 13'° -2nd resent session me. will he seeseeded hy
reade, 6 Teed, Ill 171,17 1.11(7. 04.111411011 14111110411T., it
Promoted t° Part 11 C hieLabisi Wil ie sit sto intordiro• sot pretest to appoint
meg 'Kamm. g Weigh/weld. Mead I a Skied Waster Samuel Clave.ter sone-
Esolo. Me; H Ftrir,w044. lifidte I leen Mr writing master, elan retiree, it
Hawk Wisi Hillier, Jan (Inhere, Lees ! beefs. cleetled that the .areas.
nee, (I Gmhion. .1 Orthem. Oen ,, are ...elpeeseary
g
etal ecnference of the United Methodist
body, and porformed the duties 14 that
bodies. he was chosen President .4 that
difficult psition with great ahility. tact,
and fairnees, se that it will be seen Dr.
Willmnis is not without experience in
the duties of the "thee t» which he has
been chnsen. In 1884, he was chosen
first President of the newly formed Ni.- I
gars Conference. Dr. Williams has hat I
just returned hem the emit Centennial 1
meeting of Avant:al Metholitem at Bal-
timore, where be read an able and hell- I
liant paper on the rise and progress .4 I
Canadian Methodism. He has been •
intimately connected with the publigh-
ing, missionary, and eilucateinal week i
of his church. It 101 h. wen by this
outline of the career of Dr. Williams
that he hat had the mist ceinplete train-
ing for the duties of chef otlicet of buil
church.
Dr, Williams has an owning preit-
ence. H. looks like a manly antinde-
pendent man, and his comInct is in en-
tire harmony with this impression. As,
• preacher he is eminently theaghtful
and etiroogiticri, with a good dash of the
old Methodist fire. Ile wields a ready
and vigor/en pen, though the serene
claims of tne itinerant work have not
given 1.im much chance fa show all the
literary power that 1. in him. He has
"leen Int ever forty yeen 8u earnest and
vignrons Lihourer in the temperer,*
cars. Take him for all in all, there is
• good deal of the man &bee Dr. John
.%. Williams We anticipate for him •
emacessful career in his important office.
!small log hens« of James Bird, neer
Thomas Jameson, of the 6th em
West Luther. says the A rah er Era, resew,
while feeding his stock on Wedsemilay
interning last, me a wild -cat in hie barn
Teed emleee"rivie to ret on the monde
of his heat render. Having no donee to
see his 4 'heirless dinner devoared by an
uninvited and unmannerly visitor, and
alt hough hens aware of the pewars which
the animal displayed in this village 7n
iterersi occasions. Mr deuteron was un-
daunted, and seiskinf • neek-yok• which
was Ore at hand he, unobertved, desk
t,a,. animal a blew on the heed. Instead
of killieg the brut*, se wee ropeeted. the ,
I4 owl- appeared is *roar its tory
MA it stueeked Mr. dasatenen, who after '
• degree*. hand •, Mood mictruater,
wish hit
Cranbreek, with a warrant for Little
whn is a nephew 4 f Bird'ioand ta strait-
ly suepected ol having to with the
late rubberise perpetrated. Murray and
Scutt went iu to 'march while Malay
and Chapman griarded the frost
and hack entrance, of the Wiese. A
lively scene enaued when the objirt
rif the nsit was made known to the M-
ises& kay.dwere were drawn by lanth
parties. and the old gentleman had a
Lam. The Itotre was thoroughly sera
-
ed out Little was not found. The de
terms and companions then drove to
Fox s and snitched there hot with n-'
better success. baths is derribed
follows Height about 6 fest. Dare
hair and ryes with rather heavy eye
brows. r2 years of age. la lank and
semewhat boyish. Gipsy -like in twines -
and appearance and talks horse. You•
cerrespadent thinks it would not lo
out of place for the °mined to offer *
reward tor his captors ---(Broiseb Pest.
N 0I1hInt2ta.. --The Livermore He-
ald, California, speaks as follows of
Serest), boy - W. F. Scott, a compost-
, tor einployed in this office, is somethinc
!of an athlete, and sadly astonished the
lapis in Oakland nn Thanksgiving day
Ho went dcwn that morning, to take
part in the Olympia Oanses. He did we
with a vengeance, as the follnwing frost
the san Francien. Alter, clearly dare
strides - "The handicap relining high
jump was highly interesting, made
especially ito by the peculiar jets,*
ine of an immensely tall 1.110'.
W. F. Knott, fr.'. ILivermerre.
, He was marked as a erred
I ed granter hy the weed and ha
his oppesients train the peselierty lasy
manner he had .4 mettle, and lawsehillaf
himself int.. the air ; list it was alers
noticeable that he never haled to emit
nose hieneelf over the par when his rot
nppnrtnnity came. Nearly every Ii
the her was reseed he would weir tie for
tern trials, only to go neer with ear st
717. 1117.4. The particectssma were
tliersen, ferrite ; H. in, ream)
throe ; C. J. 8m17r.ter,8 0. Brilloon;
W. Parent, W. F. Scott, hosts Livermore
P. W. Itandtilph. The eamegot wan
by fie'me, 11 feed 1 reek 4. was
sesteravi. • Tide chap Senn is • tall,
slug oinig fellow who. did • reed
et tioetliwielt ea the 1 et Jody
0.
As Same
theA Ilwre,todenrbrolte
no
ladFlugissainsigrat
eu:aLibc""1381114;f6bligthluallishisuitu'imi:diufli:
is no clue to the
abohineu., tAiwfostreatil
believed thsi Suds
oder the Royal
Quito bad rune to(
I5( his designs we
ta. Nowlin* to tl
order to std hiwse
creed great rico
footed were exact
the machines used
toria, Paddington,
sod are f cheap A
A tin cutitainitig a
stance was also f
are now being aim;
of V.ttoll and so
protruded from t•
A brogan quart b.,
ly contained rete
found in close pr3.
the fint 11 is heti
stead of explodii
ignited the 'dioxin
Search iu the de
day. awl several
taste used in
discovered. A bo
with ea wditat, gal
smelling liquid, ar
the fnignienta of 1
class like the Or
managers 41 t
road assert that th
dental and uaot di
They declare that
has been found,
Lquid was burst
secretary has ord.
euards at Wind,
, resent number, a
with rifles. A t
rounds aurmundi
..rdered. Extra
have been taken
queen is sojcurr
headings and cul
Iv guarded.
Every suepiciet
present nervous co
is converted into
outrage. Abet
men threw a pa
Glasgow and ram
believeddottheir tio
thehet
A careful exai
fast that the mm
in the debris, sum
deadly infernal
;Arts of somebody
General t;rent,
known what it wa
ing to the Philadt
terribly suwe has
ago. The direct
was the bream
thigh, blit a vane
was most painful!:
Rea and rheumatic
was said by his ph
with nicotine, hi
smoking, and, tI
knows,' he has het
all kis life, he
four cigars a tweet
that if hereafter
be very 'underact*
great pleasure an
incomes. and is
taking the utmost
every statement 1
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rate articles, the
History of the
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already written
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