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THE HURON SIGNAL Moret MARR1.1/iX tikA:VT?f. I Iff'n'ON'S rl'uva NDIT010. !NA Peleid•atdib.Soon Act Aasocis•
u peWlsW every nein? iee fw, by Mr- If• time sigma we pointed out dud I It may be of interest, in the light el two W addressed the t.oibww
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circular
Ort.lccuor lima. at their Ofee,7gash tit Nthb the Mrw •ltd utaes, as a so
Qgmeen Victora was the wealthiest the attention now directed towaarl tee deP felly
l}ODKRICH, ONTARIO i womau 10 Rurope, mud could, it she I forthcoming ev,nvent'nn of Young l.iher the circular o1 Mr Kelly —
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The n solution paved by the County
Council for the gui.lance of the %Norden
and Clerk as to forwarding the rnetn..nal
to the Goveromeut, is very explicit. It
And 1s .despatch'4 to s11 parts of the ..nand
111 ouontry by the narU. 1 ,nails sod trains. so desired, endow her children with ! aL, to know that • ma junty of the editors
By oneral iotmla t•ra It bee ell/err cin uM-'
nun than any atter newspaper tit this pan of oars lags Wrta',us without the mid «f of • Reform papers iu the onunty of H neon
t•4 eematry, •d i owe of the mowlet •awls eon I parltarneut. I hlr amtomper•ry, the are young mea, while none can lie milled
sad taus • rel!aLie terareals Ito Uwtario
peweaimv. asses lass. de►fostipafenteasentials ?Jr. with the assistance .•t the '•little old. in fact the "Yuung Liberals' are reads as follow• :
w•1 beteg is•d%itttyt mine &bore. a drvt.alas I k i w 11 m recanted on the preen of thm "T at th W rd n and Clerk Iwai
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tarsus and AFwsfai primer it Is therefore a
viol( desirable adeerrisiwy ,wahrw.
?Mee% --el ee is •dvanco. pooswe pr. -paid
-\ paMMewreeel.73, If paid before out ruowrhe question, and cites the atnaete of Queen desire. Act, permitting the rale of ale, wine and
$* ep if mot a pod. Tea rule will be trimly
wreed. Anse amended in the reign of .,we (.f I Robert Holmes, of the Clinton New beer, before taking am action !Should
aweSUbssement service. Ywnr I• l y of children f the L1 nsen, 1. marry p P h
wase acrd bear the Warden std e.lerk
impecunious forms{nen or uthere,is right i Liberal, and a good type of the ent.rprsr
and proper, r. far a the tat -payers of r iag and unpunhaaeable county journal -
Britain are concerted. With refereeee I int.
to the statute of Queen Mae, we holier. W. H. Kerr, of the Brussels Post, is
it ought t • be, declared, null and void in t p,erhspe a little under that age, and at one
this age •.f progress, just the eine ae 1 time studied ter the mtttstry. He is
many other statutes of that peried,whmh 1 rat.ier careful in his political utterances,
were found to be clogs on the wheels • f but s secretary of the East Helms Lib -
progress, or herbaria& in the extreme, ends.
have been relegated td. the dark age in 1 Stogie Galbraith, of the Wi.gham
which they were feru,ulated. it, the To•• •. is • sound Reformer, notwith•
Jaye .f Queen Anne, and away down to ; standing hi. five year's sojourn iia
the mime of the later Georges, them was I Michigan, and ha connection with the
• Maw* that a man could be hanged fort notorious Vi•hte. He us not °rise thirty.
sheep stealing. and that the taking of I He served his time at the cane.
any sum over :s. and 6d. would subject George Moir, of the Exeter Reflector.
a mea to the death penalty ;—that statute' is hovering about forty, aid doubtless
hes been wiped off. Sven during the; feel a "young un" yet. He was a school
chap uext doer, rushed tote resent., as e t n ° a e s
and endaet on to prop up the royalty county as the must jealous Y. L could
the action of the House ylf Commons on
the lienal.•• amendmen to the Scott
es
LM G,mniona adopt t e amendment* to
Iia far *est Insertion : thrix cents rail line (.x the Georges, u proof that the pensioning • d'ne. is about thirty-three jean of age. i
t i half• earl o w ., He is a escheat printer, , sac adtano»d the Sc.tt Act pet the sale. f ales
nonce O► Anvrwriwtsn. f:Igbt rents ne
said euarterty .contracts at risdueod rates.
JOR PSI V mietn..- ire bare also a One -class
1-,hhiogde•tartclient iacoetiect/on.and porener
lad the moat c.tntyl. to out -alt and best farllftl,
r turning out work in (Soder:.h. are prepared
t. Ao ',wetnesss is that It at prices that cannot
Iso beaten. and .f a wetly that cause* a
srp&*ed. — Terms f`as
= FRIDAY, >1>WI'I'. dins, 11183.
WS ENTER A!fOTBXX TX -t R
Tex SIGNAL thia.week enters its sixth
year ander its present manabement. The
paper is over thirty -each years old, but
them is still young blood in it.
rilE 4L.iltY'aide.
Some of our Reform contemporaries
find fault with tie Tory Government for
greeting the extra sessieual allowat:ce.
The granting of the increased 'solemnity resp of Quest► Vittoria there were teacher for many year He u celebrat•
vim a Piece el pvlittoal this►'.$, oey.mi
aq•stw*aip"'•Tig Statute against unao I.d as th.; only Liberal editor in Huron
doubt, hut as the Reform members ins
holding places ilii parliament because of 1 who wrote and worked for the !Mout
the Hoose allowed the measure to pass r
their minseiennous ooncictions ; they party last year. He u a straight out
without d:v'd►ng upon the yues:isu,
al., have been teetered An arbitrary 1 Grit on every point but the temperance
these mouths, acrd the mouths of their statute in 1775 caused the secession of !issue.
friooda, should be stopped. the United Stites, and lost half of they M. Y. Mclean, of the Seafoods tJ-
The Reform members who he1J their Anserleaw aao••--"t to the Lettish maim, 1 pneih,r, is the only Liberal editor in the
peas when a dirlaa,n should have b"11 —thus statute is now obsolete. The county who has leaped into the forties,
called and hold to the wua.y nuw that
at is gont.d, are squally guilty with the
Tories who proposed it.
Thom who were not in the House when
*vote err earned, should do as Hon.
Wee. lfiacMraie did—rMmra the tmtaaey.
'Close who are afraid to eek fox a dtvt-
like the "awriege pompes et:actment"
•y *n, sou reettutted dumb in their sats, mit (?...n Acne, w sash sere ennogivd
liotM luau the money 1• • loop leo in sin sed burn in iniquity. but think it
e.Nir int.eaaeu in their own ea oatitwa• unneceamery to use further space on the thirty five. He knows Nov' to sling
cost Those wh., hang ou 4, the iso+ subject. u our readers will at onos see type. as well as how to sling ink, and hes
sided, Grit or Tory, be lade u, walk that because a wrwg can be traced back stumped in several casettes and ridings
to a hoary old iniquitous uist;r-e it dues on behalf of his party. He is an out and
not follow that It is right out Literal. He builds up his health
Tat Stoma duesa't believe in the and his bank amens by occasionally
Our *solid u tnioo u (`tat ►i there was `divine right of Kiogs," ..r of Queens, travelling on life insurance business.
P or of their sons or daughters. their man Thos. McGillicrddo, of this paper, is
just thirty, and his collage was the type
bot. Ho is a Radical in politics, be-
sbippirg statute in the reign of although ke has not guar very fu over
Charles I. Largely cuntnbuted W that the dinette* line. He is • Reformer,
unfortunate t.otlemaa losing hie bead with conservative sestina*, tantioUs and
and crown both :—said shipping bill is steady, and his paper is a tower of
now mitt -.r -.r•o. We could go on .,l ia- etreugth to the Liberals in South and
f,.ift:rr, and quote blue -moulded statutes Centre Huron. Neither McLesan's
friends nor his opponents will call him
an • •Id man. He is a practical pricier.
D. ItloGillicuddy, of Tet tltattao, is
the phial.' at the next (lection.
Witham not yet aaeo uta Tory paper
which has had the courage to d.nounoe
this infamous pubis, ate•L
Nee •'riotous hying" down at Ottawa
14000 and mileage would keep any
member in comfort at the Dominion
capital for six months. Sols of them
keep their families at home fur whole
year upon lees than that.
1:IEL ANi) MACDUNAL!t.
In the speech delivered by him at his
roma trial, Rid mods a dean breast of
the dicker made with Sir John A. Mac-
donald to 1872. Ha words should be
carefully read by all wM desire to get
at the actual facts of that rse^.ally deal
Rill spoke ail follows
"He was governor of the a-,uatry from
the 46th of Joao to the 44th of August,
1869. How was he rewarded ' By be-
ans o tlawed. The gloriosa amoral
Wolseley said he had taken flight
If Wol••ley wanted he could have veil
got hire, as wan the Gonadmitered
use (fate of F)rt (carry he went
out the other. H. kept within thew
hundred yards °f the General, who saw
aim distinctly.• His
Mead, Hon. r. Bake, offered $5,000
for his arra!, while Sir John Mrwdon-
ald was eadeavorimr to (tet him to leave
the country. While he came to help the
Oovernssst with 480 men 06,000 was
being offered for hu howl He tram hid-
ing in the woods, sad Judge Dubuc be
sag alines to onmessaieete with him
gave him the Deme of David so that
ethers °odd net find binge This was wily
he galled himself David. This w in
1872, and the elections wore coming oa.
For that mama Ste John wanted him
oat of the country all the mon, and ac-
cordingly Sir John offered him £400,
sad £40U if he would ro scrods the lis•
for tee months. As he had worked for
the Government he said he would take the
sway ea ac•outst of what w due him.
11a* INSIbry was paid him by Archbishop
Tare i• the shwa of St. S feel, and in
peip*.Rne .( sledge Dolma When the
geek of gold was laid us the table he said
rail be W the oma who was treating with
tie (Elie J.bm) be 'raid throw the sack or
pay thew*trlt his heed." His election is
Proves/ear as a esrtaiat], bet se fair
Owego Gerlier was defeated in Montreal
be reigned le bis Geer, hew regsuRiel the
murderer of Themes Seett t
> A veto.—' T.s."
Rid—Wb.s Riwl tent moon from
Aelibbiebar'It.be was it corruption
mew/ i Did be pillage ns the flo•kat-
eb.wee 1 Was he • levities from yam•
rias 1 Wbes he was hiding 1a the weds
is if (lir Jobs seat weed to Me lig a
priest thug he(flir Jobe, weld give ,-
1188 if be w..M limo the
aver rets. H Vile wee at
he amid WW w
sated the add.
w t e . M yes
tiIAM a *AR-
Nt ti it St JAR'
servants or their maid server.U, their
oxen ur their asses. We are democratic
purely and simply—first, last and all the
time. We don't believe in the system
of parliamentary gnats to persons who
have no right to receive them, andel! the
musty old statutes, and all the lip-luyal-
ists, and all the feeders at the public
cob (who talk for bread and butter, and
all the place -hunters in the land, cannot
cheage our opinion—nor can they change seven, and F. G. Malin, of the Semforth
the opinion of the teeming mi:boos of gee, who is perka't the name atra,
Wain upon whom the aristocratic drones It will teas he gm tit ti 30441=
live and grow fat editors of Huron we es a acini yaw
men, sad the fact that the county sends
YOUNG LIBER! L 4 oo many Liberal representatives to Par -
Tam Young Kim, liberal „meal hament is a proof that the pone d these
Yuen[ Liberal have not bene tt u sm
which will mrd in Toronto on the 16th vain
instant, will, we understand, formulate
a policy, and as a consequence, the TB POLICR YAGI$TRATE.
journal on both si•lea of politic* are About three waits ago P. Kelly,
busily engaged building planks for the Warden of the county, seat the follow
platform. Ws beg leave to suggest one letter to the Reaves of the various mud -
plank, and hope the young men will cip.litin forming the soused :—
duly consider it It is this : That hole- Bt m, August 14th, 1885.
after whim a vacancy noon m • poetise Dtaa Stu, — 1, hag. aha hooey 10 re
Government, the gift of Govement, care be quest you, am ern as possible, to kindly
ode in the selection of the apposnta' jSt,
shall out forward the memorial to the
Lieutenant Governor of Gutsily, but
should the Commons refute le adopt
these amendments, then the Warden and
Clerk shall forward the memorial to the
Lieutenant -Governor immediately there-
after. "
The House o1 Commons refused to
gala the Senate's amertdnaeuta to the
Scutt Act, and prorogued without doing
w, hence the Scott Act remains in force
as it has trees. Can any sane person
take any other meaning out 01 the County
Council's resolution, under the circum•
stances, than that it is the duty of the
Warden and Clerk to forward the mem-
orial to the Government immediately, or
as suco as the House of Commons has
been prorogued. Under these circum-
stances, I hope you will see it to be your
duty to advise the Wardvut to have said
meanrul forwarded to the Lieutenant-
Goterna.eat immediately.
_ . D. D Wttaeov.
Hr. KeM7'. cnst.ntinn that the House
prorogued "without taking any action on
the propussd smeudtueuti' is the verist
twaddle—the wiliest sort of a lie The
proposed amendments were defeat.•) in
the House of Commons --one by a ma-
junty of 8, and the other was lost with-
out a division. To say that is not • re-
jection is absurd. It is u if the suitor
for a girl's hand who had been refused
point b'aak by the fair one, and kicked
oat of doors by the girl's relatives, was
still of opinion that the adorab'e one had
not yet pronounced on his case.
riowever, we hare this to say on the
matter of the appointment of a police
magiatnl is the present condition of
affairs. The Load Government should
Woes the til u•eoka rledie m trial came ehe is ie sew swine.
on last week it was found this the Tends 'r'n,tr th.. Untarso Reformer. Aug late.
had abandoned the case. Mr. Dill, the' 11.. New Traction Engine mentioned
atriva wuut`aer, wee complimeo t"' by • in a late more, arrived m vote early
the judge on his triumphant viedacation. 1 Muuday wooing iia a dreuchnag r+uis
The Itef..rmeew have u, w resew: to bel whiffs ci. tieutel w,ri three p.m. The
roans viers+ very muddy and many
tLutlght the New Traction cou'tl not uume
uptown through the mud : but boo at
half past three steam was let on and tLe
little sun eerie starred fur the t.oe°.
bogie loads "t coal had twain hroui(ht
from the lake and met t1.* engine on
anthrup. He was "running with the tlimoo Street. The horses were taken
nlschine' in tht►Eaat Durham electii•n, frren the wslp sue awl connection made
and made a speech in Port H••pe at the t b the engine by chains, until a load o!
jubilation meeting in honor e.[the return eleven tuns was wade up of coal, west
of the Tor candidate. He took tris, and bays and n.re, wad let iso y
Y Pelee W ib► of steaur pressure, the Iced was
to inform his hearers that he had taster taken (.the gate ,.f t.ie Joe. 13.11 Ma
bribed any man. He never cave t..uoey chine V, •rka. No ditto:alty was expe-
to anybody fora vote. H. would not rtenoed in tun,ui the coiner at the town
stoop to such • thing. ham Tar fulL,rinnK day four holes were
proud of Muskcks
Ritmo Palmas, the Tety suction
csavae,or, and horse cuutractnr fpr the
Government, has bloated out as a phil-
..Lot,., said dust et an the foeiudry yard Il feet deep.
Ruddy, as he struck a modest attitude, sod the rugine ateanitd into them and
"you all know I se. eery •r,di 1 •-•e stopped, when stare was let on again, it
pour." Ruddy ettuieotly behaves that passed .rut both forward anal backward
in election Outten, as to etiritual affairs. without any dish:oily. This seemed a
very a.vere tat, but Mr. Galloway then
charity is mum potent than faith or / der acted that a hardier 4 stuntiittg eight
hope. ! inched square be laid to front °f tb"
holes, and the engine stain •teamed sato
Lessens I. tie arbeet of adserdl>. . them and steeped, •irtxd again and
passed ver the acantliug. Still nut sat
From the Hamilton Times. 'shed, 31r. Gall, way directed that the
Mr. Ward, the Tory candtdste. was engine be baled over the scantling into
elected in East Durham by • large ma- and out t f the holes Those eery severe
jortty. Mr. White. the Tory candidate, testa were gun* through with twenty
was elected in Cardwell by a still larger times cr over, and were easily effected
majority. The Tury newspapers deer at The Geverru.r Belt was then taken off
the Reformers. They take delight in : and the enoine driven at the rite of seg
'•rubbing tt in." Let ue hope clot the }.a stiles per hour. Tau $eve 3ferlal
rubbauj operation w.11 pn,rs useful 11 ; Threshers sad • Diogoe Horse Yuwer
should snake the Reformers ask why i were then chained t. wither and hitched
Tortes can be elected by "eh immense t behind the engine and tender, and
majorities. Of course, Tories brine vaned fi,r the G. T. R. Station. Oil it.
voters with money filched from the pub- { way it turned three right angles and
tic chest, with promises of ottioe, wits► steamed its lead up under the crane t t
lands and mines and timber haw, bet the-rtatii•n, mice apled . turned around
they will always do that it they get the , end returned to the Hal: Works as readi
chance There must be some inttuence Iv as s tear of hones. Yesterday hurls
on the Reform side powerful enough to of oval, iron, a thresher, and an ctli
overcome all these ads to Tory victory Wity .- "Aa engine were c°ul•led to
if Canada is ever to be governed 'a the gather, uu.kieg 21 tons CO7lbs. Thirty
interests of the masses. What shall that tx.fs climbed auto the waggons, mak-
in8enoe bet I sag a load of twenty --three cons, not
We are of opinion that the Liberal , counting the eai ice. Steam wax let
party 'so atedt has not shown itssll;es and in a moment the train was in
wttiueutly radical. '11. leaders have I mct:utt. lir. Galloway assures 03 that
not gut right down to hart! pan and have he could readily hare drawn 30 tow to
not shown the people the benefits that ! the station had the coal and water tender
would accrue from a change off Govern- been aeon; euowyh to have chained the
moot. They hare talked &garnet t.igh timid to, w that • c oustaut out ply of
and unneeuasary taxation, but they have + water could have boon pumped jab the
appoint one, and do err earl whether not premised:to make • wholesale rrdue- boiler• and that with lees than one fourth
Ppoy+ Lien in the taxes on oummo.ditles. Th.' of & t.,n of coed he couid have hauled it
officially notified by Mr. Kelly or not ; Imre talked against railway monopoly r to t`:.• Like. with only a ren horse power
but such an official should be appointed and land monopoly, but they have nit I engt Mr. Galloway, the mechanical
provisionally, and hold his office on con- made it plain that they were rwdy fb I wperinteudent of .he Hill Works, do-
ge
s
ge the whole length t•, put an end to series great credit f..r tl.e manner in
dition that the Scott Act or similar pro- both those evils They have denounced 1 whi.h he conducted all the various ex •
hibitc,ry legislation continues to prevail protection, but they Rave not hootedperin:ente. Although he had nut Len-
in the county. Should the Act be re- the banner of fres trade. Through fear i did a Traoticn Eugtw far nearly fifteen
oQending sums membsrs `-f the Liberal years, Le brought it up from the station,
party. who had strong leanings toward i throu4n the r.,ud. drawing eleven tons,
Toryism, the Liberal leaden hare been 1 without an accident of any loud. He
too tame. The reverses they have i showed perfect control of the engine and
suffered u, the by-elections ought to int- good judgment in teeing its capacity.
prey them with the conviction that it is While fainetar with the devdnpmer.ts in
hest to be candid. Let them study the •fraction Engines in Great Britain and
science of polities. Lot them know the United States, he assures us that
what they want to accomplish. Let than this engine is intini1.l in advance of
any he has ever seen orheard of. From
our standpoint this engine marks an int
portant en in the use of steam power,
hardly second u, the Railway Engem.
It his more than fulfilled the claims we
eetforth in a late issue. The or•pr,etora
of the Joe. Hall Machine Waris have
peeled, the Whoa should be abolished.
Hewing among other things in a deme This is the only way such an app'.int-
gamey, manhood suffrage. and voting by meat should be made under the present
unmarried women who conduct basins.* condition of affairs. It would satisfy the
affairs or pay taxes, and se assume coat moat ardent temperance men, and would
mesal anal puhtiel responsibilities. also give a certain defuse of satisfaction
The only editors on the Tory side who to moderate opponents of the Scott Act,
out be called young me. am J. Mltchal, who believe 'n seeing the law, now that
of the Goderich .tfter,who is about thirty, we have it, as well admu.istered a it
re me your (pintos upon the advise-
and
of forwardtag the memorial for the
•ad that this fact of being a worsted a Fpw p intm.nt of a Peohoe Magistrate W
politician be met the all in all so far as e•. Gov. „oott at the presort time, or
quack •tion is conmorned. Bemuse a defer it for a few months for the 'dries
man has served two or thew terms in of the council at the December meeting.
parliament, and "voted straight" with 1 lave grate (keit 5 about my authonay
his party is no rwon why he should be
shelved se soon as a fat vacancy oeetnns
in his district. As • rule. the members
am paid • larger amount for the time
given to the public than they could
possibly amen in a wailer length of time
at private business The members of
parliament have woolly the nomination
of diesel appointees in their respective
districts, sad the spectacle of • tees
enaiaatiag himself tor an oMee when
there ere may others more deserving of
the position. is, to say the (east, not
eddy's'. This place -boating on the
of is sot confined
tooth. Torye have a lot el
specimen arias amowitst Reformers.
The appointment to o$.ss of old mem-
bers baa Mee the weakest part of the
rotary ef die Karat admiaistntise. It
amid he freewill down. anti the pang
r1.gR M the Literal erwveatiee gas, Y
(bey Iib to de e, kaock the wawa oh
tib
be lot omit sa.an prwgi*li*e p
Ail is So gag wee bait
to forward the memorial to the Gomwa
matt under the nwoletiou of the eo.seil.
It inetruets me to await tee aetbo• of the
House of Cannons epos the Senate's
amsedmenta to the S vett Act. The
House has prorogued without taking any
eaten on the s,rop,oed amendments, mad
the quetinn remains in the same
posi-
tion as it was when I was iestructed by
the wan to await the action of the
Hesse of Cowman before forwading the
memorial to the Oevere meat Under
these eiee.meneses I am await/ to
fneward to the Government—,*alar m
majority of the eoewoil still IAA m.e to
do se—for the mppointeseet of a Govern.
sent °doer et a lame .(pease to the
eowwty, .ad owed whom the amused will
lave no eostru1 .ger b. is .ppusated.
1f his services should not be required the
meaty email weld .oc dispute with
them withoet probably being oiled a
i the Oovernmeat M ingenuity him a
the tragi of 17.000 or $10,000 for this Ice
of his .ss. ---ie ea the nand wished
hits remand—as hes been dose bargee
fore by the eseaty bdor. the Genre -
men would remove its Miser I ban
Ow keine b be. year obdiest caveat,
P. [mute.
Mit. D. D. Wigs, lle.ve of gssfera,
can be.
Tea pries of wheat this week is from
72 to 75 ants • bushel, prices having
fallen since the new crop began to come
in. The yield of fall wheat hes been
good, but spring wheat is a failure in the
Province this yaw With low priors,
and rust in the wheat, the farmers,
should see the folly of any attempt to
better the condition of the agricultural
interests of the a sundry by a high tariff.
Those who voted for the so•oalled "Na -
timed Pulley under the idea that it
would keep up the price of grain (avid
many voted for it ea that ground) will
res how rot* dad the phillidel mad*
by the Tories.- .._ - . -_...
decide upon the means to be used to at-
tain the desired end. Then let the whole
programme be proclaimed from the
housetops. Nothing as to be gained by
secrecy. Ambiguity is damaging. The
end of the liberal policy as that every
citizen shall be absolutely fres—that he
shall own himself and ell he produces the ez^lane contr°I cf the patent far
Under the exidi: g form of government Canada for fifteen years.
We learn that a strand engine Inas
been purchased et Messrs. Wood, Taber
II Mores, and as now on the way hem for
the inhibition at London sod other
places, and the one here wall be shown at
Toronto.
Tet+rauL' wuanSS7i1L ftorr:V* Powltt
Otves i'o THE HALL Wogas Ttlx vaav
/iRwr PasITIO* IN Teo DoYt11ots as
suntans Or AOtfv %LTUtaL llae'Nne..v.
The New Model Thresher, the Hall
Thresher, the Collins Patent Clover
Thresher, the Pitt's, Planet, Californa,
and Dingo. Horse Powers (mounted and 1
down.l the Oshawa Eng:ne, the Ruhtorm .7--
Traction
7 "Traction Engine. tt alratla Patent Straw
Burning Engine, with and without
trachea attachment, Reapers, Mowers,
Seeders, Grata Drilla, Coal and Water
Tenders. As., ail et the very beet models.
make • lid that no other totab'ithmenf
i• the Dominion of Canada, or even in
the United titatee, can offer 4, Cie farm
era. To Oshawa at meant more than we
have specs in this issue to foretell
Jest as we are going to tames the It4tb
and mode of taxation, sums men neve
to earn more than they are per,natted to
conwme in order that other men may
luxuriate in idiotism, consuming what
they do not earn. When the Liberal
lendings go to work with the determina-
tion to change ali this—to sac remoeW
the system of tnxatten and the system of
land tenure that each citizen shall have
what by right belongs to him and no
mom—the petty herbaria, and empty
promise of Tiley pelitinans will not lung
avail. The people, seeing something
shed worth staving for, will take sc-
U*R on their own behalf.
A 41171 in the Star last week says
that the bed of tb. Maitland is "cover-
ed by L.renuaa limestone rock., which
contain the oldest fossil remains a ex-
tinct fauna" The writer in the Ster is
somewhat estray is his oontentioa. The
rootbed of the Maitland is outside of
The Tower .r 1>Isa.
(tin, Italy, Aug 31- -A terrible
th.nd.r Mom visited the eity yesterday.
The lightning was awful and caused
great destruction. It Wreck and
shattered the tower of the °harsh of St.
Cecilia nod that of the church of flea
G.iseppe. The forgoer wee so badly
split that it as expected to fell any men -
eat. Alderagh .objected to the hardest
the L.rewti a mage, wine' is confined steam Ianevs has started with its r,al and
cbidly to the beaks of the St Lawrence,"rills in Pisa et
dunag the prent genera-
stowater tender and • New KodN Thresh«,
hisa, the leaning tower reameme aninjur-
ad ext.nde !task frees Krypton to the w feet the top of the high hill a Orth of
Muskoka district The Maitland at the — Whitby town
■atheenee Tea basins la flrrandlevenee.
"Tans" is eoa..q...ely some two hua-
dred miles from the 'sera Lemmatise
ridge. in addition to the fore'oing, we
might say that the usolegieal writer is
estray when he Goys the Lureatsaa reek
aoataiee the "oldest fogad ewMae of
satinet Pages," es no anima foal be
yet hese &sn eerei in that p.rtieder
week and it was sly trgesntly that ewe -
Wile WWI (Tera) of a mia.te speeigs
egg Mead t. exit We make these
rtes mgaM se ghat the writer is tee Rear
may hereafter be sore p.rti star is re-
hiring to the gosl..ieal formation of
this maim. This u the Sd.ria gad age
Ib* liaar.oti•a dietriet, sad many of oar
reelikosits an enwvere at with the wvit-
low el Sir,h!t'sln'•m Lops, the saaasst
atiherit7 a Ltrsrutti*R ioe7.
Wheeling, W. Va., August 31—A
tsrritis heli storm paned over Balmiest
messily, Ohio, m evening. The pets
a the .bra
was two miles wide, and
travelled feral north-west to «,oth-east,
Tee semie only lasted Bee minutes. bet
waged with great fwry. A flouring mill
was blown dews. One-third of the con
amp was d.,etoy.d and fruit was much
iaj.r.d The tohseeo leo} saffeerl
severely, say fields ►«••g completely
raised. Haiktones were of wneseal
vies, being over sit inches a esretmfer-
gees end a fora memeertag tea imams
Tao New efvaselaa ta*sae.
As we were going to prom the New
Traction latrine started with a Thresher
for the town of Whitby, theno. north
towards Bronklin. It returned • sheet
Itime anew, hating made 14 miles with
dust any delay or accident. The leag
and heavy hal north of Whitby bad
hewn meetly gravelled, but offered an
ineed,m.nt to the wetting of the
earn* AS an angio• for drawing •
threshing machine at has been dearly
dsmoostrsted that at hes e) nvl on tl.m
abet inem ---(i totem Reformer, Aotad
The venom Goveram..t W resolved
M make seeable preemies% for the widow -
enter of the Salta. est Zut:tbmr. Tit.
Semis Tat/hien says that bar sea, who it
• Deana., will probably -nulls a pa,i
ea role s wwlstisa to tb. NSW d Soot
Akira
Sikh.
Froud Sturdy, of Guelph, who sided -
ed Mias Corr frogs Ge lith eight years
ap. has bean released from Pendeata.ry
%viae served his full teres. fres r*i.st-
Ion by good eoduet