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2114E°L INTELLICENG
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TILE HURON SIGNAL i.ek ‘0,-k. "
e 1 In !OW jejeee
; keep the 114,441ms' out of his et I- On the 30th ehOctobse elle neve espied 1
TIIESCOT'T ACT. 5. Yeurineaserialists have further mast resolutimi t. tiehes tta otsalletion of the
siroostly to complain t.• oUr litim.r law. In this cta.nectiois four
1 4 osin‘shs4 revery Fretay Weenies. by see, ! tot.r.i Mist ;masons ha% it (seam App,oiteti p.m/ s press*: toil thouiselasis -(e) as a
...see ,JJ 0 e name. in %weir 01111....e. Soria* i Miens. ,.
frcla the Hanailim 141"t.. tha "/". • A Lat eee Meeting Hold on Fri- las insinveni ued..r the see! Ao e te. tic matter ef 111,:t lib@ Susie.* is the lair of
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titeDERMOI. ONTARIO ! The sentemeet w l. ii e the nett quotes ;lug item •----. " clay Night. 1 strengly pertlain moinst it, aliti it 1.., ihni county ; t2t 11. its not strteduitert ;
littfcat so paid.
es rule will be tried? }aviator • t Mit The putenttioarof Iliat ail Pk" Abel" 1121W 1/1""1"."' i that rti, mid your tueneelaliste earn• but the mett oho t hey that
• ' al leithed ''!'"" ''' lee" •`" .o'creolre41 thirty articles. of all auto, in "e"... " "one SFr app-ente•
Iorder in ruin kW reputatien,e is • fake , bre 'teat so taie • date, ate 1 estly represent tliatt. it is essential If, the vent purpow 1 W Iwo liiniite anemia.
ehwaerenerociube,,:... wr.tten which aine,...1 pereeseniy io IL. gene te
wellenneen Limber}, an, . Inielmei. Tee Se•ctot... on tit aspect a the Soet Act iii .110 are not partizan, hut desirous of the
weprepered .e.iii answer to his brazen souk upou • which the thentriteu Tory echo of a news- .. e.
Ye Wrigigese Oast Ilea et. thateatutot 1 i,..:er will ettiii.. we presume, kept u o sirs. 11.4in sang t WO songs in a levy
rps • isti, vi„,u41-46.4,... ceas,,i, Nei man whose career .I.4 an educationtat iii
_ n -_FL______,___, ., . Goderich us as high mulporatively as eir Om fact that net umuy daY• NO it cheettc- Itiues tong a duet iu • most pleasiug
&mutable style. Mia. Masi
ritmAr. raw. 27TH, ism. , Fateary's is Wen eat the peg n,„, team, eler stateenent that r „leen mnuer, aud E. Becher el his bass solo
west up anonier rung in popular Mims -
1 months there hes rant appeared • nee. •euld in, !I., leneleni es an "old Gnt
tom as a vocalist. All the sinters were
!L ..4 /eV TA LK TO "1711411." Steen. as enueb to as t&1 matter te ern- lie- ' • deservedly appeauded. hltss A. Hen-
; -Ails
thee ior Mr. Ernbnry all told as wits contain-- 1 Kot, sri;iiso,i ,' • ,ItiOtc°3 eill° rt." t° dereon end Mr. Jon V alma* each OA% e
Tits Star last week tried to dell
al in one of the lenzthy letters Finch . New, who has lied 1 goed readings bearing on temperauee.
the editor of that journal had given hts fer the exercise of your right .4 eentrol
he ubhed during the same period. If ! Aimee, a month age the :Rat had the There were three speakers :
m a ih fine over the bald inspectors, aud Of seeing to
correapondeneecolinans into die Landsof ,
tits NW,. can cite thirty or twenty or j„ii„eririe .
' blackguard correspondent s'' f..r t he
even tett attacks upon Mr. Embury heat ; -TM MeV of Tucedei Mat gives puhlivity
; wpm of parsenally abusing the editors
the coltunns of Tat: fib...NAL, during the LI wielltrameenes ta ImaZittg7:;,11edg=eameat
-14r of fris SIGNAL and others whom ht dire
time spteified. It should tio su !Wirt, i..f formally' tendered his rungnatiou of the least
Met eusinnent on editorially ership et the hiefortn party ; and that he win
ever after hold its peace. betioeforth rootlet', Etatland to conduct cases
liffill the Sew en over its Bsyfieli me- ; nnepeat to the reeve Council. The Noble
. reference to the matter which lietwitred in the
emp oedema for the put y ter or two anti ... Ho..
4 i;,, , T E 1,1 ' E 1:11:1:9A- BEE E. dironnue ntebx;.r,vrenwortiarLrosther strengthens than
take the responetheity for the personal
ihall"."4,41014014.6/1 IM" ta C't euneenn! fort Mr. Eauburv s letter t.. the effect -As tat r ail ietober 23 the arsterich the Kai I have not only displayed no desire Lit per 3. V tie rite timputterble ler its ebterce
Tanm. --Mee let retenneeleeelene er"lend • ali • the M • Illeteseetai a‘r 4 ossossissloner• Uirun, but heir &granny iiitglocieil toe motif IA ,re
duller ustpiitie.1 Wed* tl.viit by the lisw iu Wilt Se Jelly eels jt unferce the law
Weaker, "
sae mentry by thst earliest meat. mitt truths. t
hat • sinoi Janeare 'I us. Seine: lirial laden" tourist.. tt Fitgland asd ten. it• L
1hr Matt tio.ut the, ek,r Juw. Mautkwaid
am far DOD 11111Wwlipo : three mem pgitne f....r The temperance hal: was tilled on :due mid proper ailtinuistratiesi .4 tee a' I
1"1":"S-.°1" A__....___•"""• -!.eei, mede out . f whele cloth. Dun Well. a iateith hes uot elapsed since
...a otbseneent loserrion. Yeactt.liallt-I. Ar•T lime thee peritel enly tint fif ticks were . OW atm sepeared, mil ehr Juku kat Fneey ev.iiii.v i„ hear address,. ea the 1 law that 'adenoids', t and faithful nun
esd puirtorly etwieeetti at reduced rotes.
JOB rItUTIltilltetit *hi
, t Aisles depare
' lta ttell mast
t er agiria
•1 nned 31eadaY last' 13".-1 this "11"siing•n torn orence man, eccupied the chair.
Mr. Stephen Yates, the etter- "'men ance aud "liealeoce to the kw
of the land, should be appointed ta the
place of theta litho, whether front income
peteucy er nidifference or other causes,
filueostIli semi. 4.. .
its perquisites bet an its reeporsibile
ties, and if they th. te r lore rm their
duty faithfully they are tisinghteem
cals. If the eciiituiteuriers did their
in framing full atie strict iiistruct-
kris to their respecters aird the 118 -
have au far made no progress er armee 'pectoris who sot aimed seisms du! utit
effort towards the enforcement of the du their duty of -render peeper. service.
statute, althouth they are bey it express- he was not readynolett it in a delicate
ly enjoined te, du so. ..r apol..f alto form us had
Cr. Your memorialists weuel also le- dme, or say snythen in tee way of
rear tee inspreters. It wee the duty
spectfully and mangey urge upon
hot ',table besot the necessity theta M of the inspectors under.tee Scott Act, se
under the Cro ess Ace, t. tench 4.nt and
be on the track of offenders. to pan for
witnesses, aud hunt ideuce.
hear.) lf the inspectors del their duty
there weuld not be nratM- inolatima.
Was it not a matter of fact that the
Inspectors in this county have no ',me
lathy welt the Sone Act • 11 it WO.8 tin•
they eught to resign their elaces ; di*
was net, then let them give such evi-
dence as eon commend these as honor-
tble and honest 'nen in their work. Ha
enlogimil the tetuperance 'work new
going on all titer the ceunte7. He called 4
stunt' to the fact that the Carling
breweryof London, had to reduce its
staff and cut down its to:perms recently,
and that the change was attributed to
the fact that the Scott Act had interfer -
ed elth the business. A preminent
hoteekeeper had told him that the bar
room business was ruined, and he Moon-
ed the liquor stores for it. Even if the
Soutt Ate was partly • failure, the
educating influence 4tf the movemeot,
had been an excellent en., for the boys
of the onunty have seen the work doue
Mbare and since it came into effect, and
the cause of temperanni seuid led enter
frela the comparisete
In the course of few elitist:wore re-
marks, mark inn befere a re Wing giveu
by him, Mr :Joseph W intents said thar
It was &beet thirty te pars since he
line gave a !Vali IIIK rl a temperance
platftatn In Goderich. In looking back
over the years the recollectiun was riot
113 every wiry a pleasant ersa 'f101•141
01
las old acquaintances and friards had
gone the "'rime roue He dtd t mean
to say that they were inferior men veil.
pared with himself bemuse they hod
taken that wrong: path. Meads, ita spew
respects they were strenger men, atei be
had taken the other path became la had
deemed himself a weaker man. He
would say to the peen, men present
that if he has had toy sitcoms in life k
was locause he hati path.
(Hear, hear
The chairman reneireed that it was
neer thirty yeses sge that !.e MAS first
initiated into • temeerances ledger in
Liuderick, an the person who presided
at that early ineetiug sae hts friend Mr.
A committee, consistir.g ef the local
c'ergymen and Metiers. C Sower, Janie*
A. Rad. Jas lettcheil and Thos. Me
0111auddy, was appointed to subunit tee
malarial to the license ceinniissioners.
The meeting closed with "God Faye
the Quetta."
Aernomo. of Spain, is demi.
Cause consumption.
Rev. T. E.
speaker, said that to all Laterite &wiper. it that they faithfully perform their
poses the Scott Act iii tl.e County et duties, and also the taming of regulations
fluroa was a dead letter. It was well in that behalf, which the law plainly
known that there were places where authorizes and envois you -to do.
troug drink was for sale, and that cer- Your memorialists therefore mom re
1111•11 Could always buy it there. In spectfully request :
the drunkard WWI SolDetitnel 1. That at the expiratien ef the pres-
reeling to and flu, and young men eut licensee new Itemises should be issued
wit • chuckle will tell you that they can to respectable druirgist• only, whenever
references there made te us by a areteh- Mit a tass of beer wheneier they want
upon its patrons. Early abeut that "well-founded statement . it. T arm of the law was out of joint. the same are available for that purpose.
ed beiag when" we never see to uur V"ilK back 2. That your h000rable board will, as
in the year they set out circulars to
•
the question before the meetine. Th
How was it to be set right That was
- -we lions tieing the powers and duties of the
suon as it. can nit dune, pass such resole -
The Davies Brewang Co., of Toronto, Mr. Blake has not retired. What
knowledge, and to whom we never re-
hotel men in Soutt Act counties, advise I Tug y r •
ferred twat once in our columns
Hsr 3018 04
y , ge t MOilha t %IL in
And again, will the ?bar aaerutue tt.e ing that they were manufacturing a , arjo.Tord.breajrialliir aw:oere "Wiendp%irlihs",:Afouel.liseisas: Istiurati os bzite and enjoined te do, and will also see to
intpectors IA by law you are empow
re...00siodisy of the obeneeuenue tern•intee testing beverage, yclept "Blue for table use. it:pc such inspectors faithfully rierform
terT-t-h; appeared ut that see., ee Feb, Ribbou Beer," and guaranteeing an If some one would furnish the Blyth For „„,, part he preferred the lather.. as observe the make or be removed frees
vendors ageinei Ian eneta in case „I nen. editor wife • quota of potatoes, be would However much he denlorod the evil office.
• d e b intemperance, he did not feel And your memorialists will ever pray.
Mr. James Mitchell said he had not
had much time to look over the mentor-
ial, fur be had not seen it before that
Matt. He etatod this fact, as he might
not agree with every word of the docu-
ment. He thought every man should
have the right t spesk his mind whether
he agreed with the memorial Or not. To
the first clause he mold way, Amen and
Amen. There was the blithest authority
for saying that the action of the men-
neesioners was not sacraria, to thespian
mil intention of the haw. ,Hear. bear.)
However. the commissioners might be
able to *how rumens why they had taken
the action eery did. Bet they man hie
able to show some better resom than
they have yet shown, else on the 1st uf
May tbey will be constrained to give the
sale of liquors to druggists instead of to
. He had so roman to
ii•believelkeeettet"two of tbe inspectors had in
any way done their duty, fur he dil not
know of any prosecutions having been
made by them. If there bays been
natation, without number in their
district, and no presecutions, it is prima
facia evidence that they have not been
doing their duty. There was not any
reason why a man who sew seethe/ violat-
ing the law should not tay the ruler -
motion with the inspector. The In-
spector bas said that certain men bars
told him tbat the Lw had been violated,
but these pergolas always said that lee
was not to bring their names iato it. It
was nut the day of any temperance man
to go about searching for violations, bet
it was his duty to report any riotatinee
if they tame before Ws own knowledge.
The speaker then *abed thee there were
other prime facie asses* shish the in-
spectors had been dereliat is their duty.
It was certainly stamp that so much
liquor had bees In Goderiek and
only one meanies had ire far been
suds. Of emsess. it was barn to stet
convictions with the clam ef witnesses
who madly appeared in thome eases.
However, he believed that a good many
temperance people had been too timid
in this matter, sad ha t riven the
assistance they could have fairly ead
honoutl erns the Act. It was the ditty
The esecaorial of skaters of the town of the temPeesees PeePlif 'el Wive mere
ruary eth last, agned A Listener
action. A number of 4.ur hotel men
*loch abused in the lowest language the
sent orders for tie new•faneled liquor
proprietors of ties paper end the el -
chairman ef the Scheel Beard -Mr.. with th" allue'en nem.. end "Blue
Cesibb 1 Ribbon Beer- became at once a popular
The editor el the Ste. says ee does not
seek to "shift the responsibility from bus
ahoulders" in these matters i -in which
eiresit we know olio is the bhisliguard ;
sad henceforth we will treat him as such.
The editor of the Ater eaderours to
sawasse ea air of ameriesity. He
demean remember ever haviag ocospied
his tem on a platform or elsewhere in
kindly reference to Mr. Ilioe. 11160illi-
caddy. It's a pity Mr. Mitchell's mem-
ory isle bad, for there sre hundreds of
people oho know that in amities that
metalloid be uttered • falsehood For
some three yeers Messrs. Mitchell and
T. ettetilhouddy were closely associated
niikianday-sehool work, sad during these
years they each had on many occasions
te refer in • landly manner to the
other. But that was before Kr Mit-
chell had to bead kis seek to the yoke of
the plaque who now control the Sta.
As to his assumed l a superiority, we
can affoed to hiegit at that, for even his
hest friends find 'faint with him as a
slow -coach jeurooliet. He is unknown
outside the corporatioa limas, and is not
ao bright • star in the social or business
liannamset that his twinkle should daze
ordinary folk.
Some five years ago he caste to Goes -
rich, ad assumed editorial chugs of the
--* Tony paper. 14. 1)14 DO polit-
not
the political complexion of
'..e hat bees Clear Gra he
metro/fee token hold of the em-
cees with inset amt. fie never mile/ a
Tory vele seta he COMO t., Goderach,
sad he wouldn't 40 50 am, if his bread
sad latter were sot involved. The awn
sequomes was that kis polities' coolatanil
have ra co be run try evety volunteer
scribe in the local Tory ranks who
thooght he mild put pea to paper, sad
the remelt has Imo that "too many
cooks hare spoiled the beoth."
Mr. Allsbehell aloe speaks about mak-
ing muesli too compiesous. Well, Mr.
Mitchell ought to be the last mau is
Imre be rebate the subject As we said
before, he knew nothing shout Conan. -
tire politics ante be came to Goaerich,
yet be wee here bet a short time until
he me himself eitehforked into tke pusi-
tion of secretary of the West Huron
Casserratie• associetion. Ha effort to
snake biomef seen and heard st the
Blake meeting ot. the courthouse square
on June 13, 1442, showed that he had a
mania for aoteriety. and on no oessaion
devise the pest five years hoe he lost en
eggertanity of eimading kis own trum-
pet. Is his last *lesion he awe the
- *liter of the lelleir is a "public nun,"
gn.waill, so OW• meld Mee thought et it
ha himself hadn't said at We we ef
*aim that he is a mineeette. as/
jumps every time the wireptellere potl
tee Wray. 11 he is • pithier ima. let
kim set like me, sad set go umbel
bolded labackgesen owerespondents 41 1).
thee anything to ewe thwegstory to s
hesiaese rivsl liad if he knee's any.
this' about antimatter • rrevwcatee he
ithersti ken, that an 'dater should not
ealow leagninie be gee*, hie enereepeall-
Ifeee gelesseis thet he ',sit net ;leo" to oat
drink. But one day tee local license
inspector asked a faced rea tab" a from Tarshish to fiat from the eremites
ol God, no raan ever trod the deck of a
be well -fixed for root crops during t
like taking too narrow or prescribed a
conaing winter, as his list of back sub -
method of dealing with his fellew nun.
scribers will supply hen with "beats." H a man is a total abstainer bemuse he
- - is weak, we have 110 60a to flaunt him
SiNCII Jonah incentinently tick ship with his weakness. On the ether hand
if a if was strong, and like the old
warrior'. could carry the weight of a brass
helmet and steel armor and feel a no
weight, the speaker had no right to say
he was not actiug sontrary to cenecience.
Si,me might say. but does not this open
the door to the objection, "What right,
then, hem you tt close public houses.
and
an far prescribe what I shall drink."
Thie is a common objeetion, but it would
an Aoki water. Ao wed sneaks the ash
dier say, why enriron me with rules of
discipline; the lawyer, why force me
along certain lines of study, or keep Inc
in certain lines in pies -ling ; or the
cleriouaan why make me submit to
certain creed or confession of faith
Soeiety, like the army, the courts. and
the church has cattalo fixed laws. end if
society is to be A 00401011 and n.it a chaos
it must obey the law, and obey it just
because it is the law. By what riyht
walk over to the Albion hotel and partake
of s bottle of the so-called non -intoxicant.
They west, they sae, they tasted: the in
took one sample of the stuff away
w ith hien wider his vest. and another in
• bottle. The latter he sent to Prol.
vessel with a more miserable conscience
than the one whose gross mismanage-
ment of the affairs of the country led to
a bloody Internecine strife in Canada.
But unlike Jenah, Sir John A Macdne-
lad will End no place for repentanee, m a
Saunders, . f Lendon, to be analeud.
Our reatlers know tbe rest. The pro- P°Iitical "ma -
praetor of the Albion was defended by - _ - _
the best talent that the Davits Brewing Ouo Tory friends around town and
throughout the Province are in a towable
Ce'y could procure, but was convicted of
way lest the Dominion wid hereafter be
selling intoxicating liquor. The testi-
witnesses swearing that a dusea bottles their innocent hearts ' but are they not
comatose ef the feet that we in Ontario
an hoar and sixty glasses ie five hours
been subject to French
oould be drunk without any risible signs "sa alaara
domination and that it was in the vain
euelyet, awe te ine statine„tt „d:st„, effort to get rid of Frei.ch domination min..,ht be elated- By the nght 0 -
tv Then there was the- °bise-
ct( intoxication. But &under., the
that Gearge Brown and his Reform c ,1- •1 it:tort4.': eh a au oppressisa taw. The rich
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rac" was wery peculiar. some or the subjected to Freach domination. Blue
his percentage on straight lines. Hence
Ile conviction. Mr. Davies, who was
present at the trial. advised Mr. McBride,
of the Albion, to appeal, aed sant he
mule stead between hint and oosts, sad
the ass wee appaaied. But there has
been a Ming riff in tee sale of "Blue
Ribbon Beer" Aimee the bioulists found
out that sixty gauss could be taken in
sn eventog without putting than under
the table, and the Davies Brewing Co.,
kave not hue 14. 10 dimmer, 01.o much
a the stuff as tbey anticipated. In
addition to this fact, Jadgo Mecdougell
recently gave a decision oia a "Blue
Ribboa" case in Torouto which socorded
with that of the Ooderich naagistratos.
The result has been that the Davies
lish," will have to betake herself to the
Brewing Co. haws gene ont of the gear -
antes business, so bar as their customers sensational novel once more.
ere anacerned, and Kr. McBride has
been tomiAed thal they have balked The Huron Signal esys :-
againat paying the costa of his appeal. sem te ts• Dereieva, see Tea tilraliere=
"Two/Mott Act see
155
Moral -Put not yvur trust In bravoes Li= th
smeiiitai• • DelhilDtOff
...
circulars. wa, to pet ose ur two men in jail
does not prohibit. It only Illustrates
Teeeeeregeiretn1sze Salim 0410sbring the absurdity of a law which makes a
eve me ummusadmit dWielfissikeeile 111111111- penal effence in one county of a business
Lee Melded rti=ler which is perfectly legal and authorized in
am le Oeh
gasolene., eries fetes te another. ---fleindon Free Press.
•1 Our esteemed contemporary has fallen
into a comae n mistake. It is aboard to
say that the Mina of liquor without a
homes in a license lair mmaicipelity is
net a penal offeeee. The offence is
Meuse took ep the scheme a Corifeder- , 'nen can have his harre a tn •
ation. Our Tory friends hare the blues, 1 and the poor tem cannot hey his glass
because they now think they haven't the 'el bean. The enniene'Y ene'relee nob
. and poor, and the mojecity lama right
to remove public homes became tkry
Blots.
- - ---- are an eyesore to 043f own eau ones.
-W. maat aalmie ti" theee a the 'hilt They entiee Oar youth at the must crea-
mier matte by *lady reader 41354 (1 wal • good - . ,.. ..,,,_ emelt of ii.
deal of mace and flue Sawfish to devote to at tinae (re ine. ins very
so small • sutdecit as the editor of the tito- to„ aa tiip moms is s si,os wmpsaiiss so
NAL." -Muir, ea Itaileury's tester. usany. The objection was a selfish one.
We pity that peer woman from the To disobey the temperance bora, was as
bottom of our hese. Her education has tod as to disobey any of the other lairs
evidently been neglected. She wuald of the land If a man waa honest and •
no doubt ge into wetness listening to aibm "Illabras hi! all°""t:eir lic.7141trry:11:,
kosp
jawbreaking discourse by Rev. Solomon pews and religion. No titan need
Peter Hale, D. D -dark," divim Lest wipe his meuth and say that he hed dime
week's Ate- eibibits a falling off ia "fine so wroog after minis' in the break
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Tea "lady reader.. to the tug of the law . by ariMing in a bole-
.a4Stowho is suet a lover of "fine Nag. T:rafeour ofashwing`m.niennownd wan thbn
mad by Mr. Thee lec0i15caddy, and
serried :
re tee Beare de Lisetraw Csirratiliwatra for
tie ensutp uf Huron.
in eer-
ie/se she
WI tie best gnawer
did ter John um no
LahatIgte.
On Oct Ord Ti. &Wu. said Sir
Jahn was going to Reolatit On Oct.
30..h the Uoderiok Star comei from the
Hamilton aped -4x se item charscteeir•
tag the statement ia Viz Fluor •t u "an
old (Irk lie.' Sir John has gene to
Folgleed to prove tied the Godefic)3 Met
and the Hamden t4pelet.i. both lied
wish regard ' intentions inside of
the pest swath. Give us • harder one.
Spor. Ne. sten* .r th• imaginative
pewees is seesseary to sr.swer such a
quieten' se that.
el GleAseish, in public meeting itasembl-
ed, respecalully share :
1. That it a a nett -tams fact that pro -
einem of the ••Canada Temperance Ast,
1876. and amending acts, have been and
are bolus grossly violated by may of
the holders of licenses issued by your
honorshie Lard seder the provisions of
flesli seniors of Uremia het, and that
the ouadect ..t such persons 11) the wean
than a mere round of applause • pabHc
tomtit* 1st he Melt slow sag that
he believed nom of the impeders had
any sympathy with the enforeemont of
the Act. If the COOSIWiSSiOD•fll WA not
parsed sufficient rules for the gekAsece
a the impulses, he demand *het it
L0 be loreught before them. The
temperanos men need to be more alive
to their duty, or the Act would net be
enforeed. If the impactors did net do
Tem Honastotte, Vice President of
the United *hates, died saddest, en
Weinaiday of paralysis of the brain.
THIS Montreal Stor, an independent
newspaper whose editorial utterances
have set in the past been over frieedly
to the Libman party, admits editorially
that "if Sir John enturee to meet the
present parttainent attain, he trill in all
likelihood find htmeelf in a minority
His beet chance of retalning p wee is an
appeal to the country e Our centempor-
ary in toying this gives expression 40 41).
prevailine opinton.
Ms mandates one 44 the ereatest stun their duty they shorad hw rinnorntt. He
blink bfficks to the observance ami' en -
forcemeat of that Isar in this county. who owl ittc Act ettould toot he rePed"
didn't propose to give in to those
2. That the diffeeeltsm which stand in
down their 'hoots. He did not desk
the wily of legal Pm°, he leg" the Act had • fair trial. ohm there teoutd
practialley the same 'lather it is co. of the Paeti"'hr feeth end "'tame° °I
such violation are such as we are sat wiled
netted ie. a levet Aet or Crooks' Act
your homeable hoard win at ones under -
twenty or city. Men hese bun fined or , ata„d „d vpreetete
sent to gaol in London for selling liquor 1 3. That the grassing of such bosoms
without a lutenee. to hotel keepers and former liquor vend -
on (tnatead of to dogmata whenever
- - available) for the sale of into:teatime
Sem ef war Relt=• afp= liquors for atedienan, escreinentat and
ehe bee mess es gam t Haillsileve asanufactering perposmis in the optnion
te be were seer/
misseater of your usemorialtets, not in accordance
The Reform Men "re net been with the true spirit and intention of the
very angry over the matter of thanks , law. and is hiehly pernicious and pr.-
.tlan. t'ac•ostret opeoettit rerrtfiIII giviag. Meesoree, &Money mown. in 1 judicial to the enforeement of that len,
Frelay's Scott Act treating may be
mAradmitood by seem We taut it
tlist the sosaitsr semat it in this emu •
That so far es an peeper action on the
pert .4 the ronstorly appointed sea re-
gularly f*DA I 'WS IlWro cencerned the
the North Two. caused by the twat.ad. whish. with Other idalls of the leati, ii*.
he earnest dune . evil law Moho
°taken of all climes ghoul he respected"(
maistration of affairs by *T017 Insister
of the Interior who afterwards WY delv• see obeyed.
from *fem. and a deficit of two and * 4 That your Inmerialists are of the
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half millions which crushed the heart ef *reel "Pullen One d earth iteenees nay
the levy fluency minister end mimed 1. irrane.d nel'ai 4" rasPe°44". 4"141"1"
oilmen PT se table, the widest 55041541t0
not have been so many violations. It
was perfeistly sae to say that if the
licenses were given to dregg.ne only,
The inquiry inbr. thor hoe of the Mason
se Aleousa hair been cottonseed, bue the
report of the CO1011111NOttaers is kept seam
ttll the opinion the C.•. verrouert therm
aslant is made ktiown It hes nem the-
nuvered, hooey*, that no correct list a
the paimengers set.i crew went kept, and
thus the full heft .4 fife may near, be
known Sure! the c, mpany could.eith
out mien do oulty, arrange • n have •
lie would not turn their steree into
aupliate list of its passengers arid erew
left at the port of departure, as a Mae
ia tbe ease of ocean tussle. ny se pro
Tiniest, whew anything happens to a keel-
son greet deal of ueneesesery meaty
to frauds of thou on heard *could ha
pt mooted Ham then Times
her -rooms. The temperanee easels
meet o,ntinee to net forth thou best
efforts.
wsa a deaf letter The Scott Ad UM n' r""" rossitiOIS, DOt man I the brew& Ilibe law wmad be eleeed,
Rey. T M. Campbell WOA gad to me
the hearty rumness made by them wlin
he'pod in the gingiva sad readings st
the atones temperas*, meetings. There
work was gladly done without pnew He
asked if the liquor traf5: bees received
mob free anti eisinterested aid, end
meld des. 300 people from tom to hise
to listen to them. The liquor teen hal
one speaks* a TOW Of two Sao. INA it
same est in sallower to a ease Wale that
be had received $100 a night, and $150
fte open air meetings, sad that the
liquor seeneistion had sem% *15,000.
'The timperame speakers. sad Wagers
kct association, with !hot headquaters et i ens tor specie' thaakagitieg by (hill and thee aimless that policy he adopted
board the teeth:till
alineet. have airway securest a amber 1 or Tory. There is reason f a thanks- In ree: l'eseeeblet. to v.
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eliminations is Raton, sail 111Wit Mae giving thst the Tory night ef rearule is sases, isidr moues be telly „Zee& P..io
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Mown thee with peen** olliciak tee Aet fsr spent, sal Use day of Libman's% end , the great scandal and dieeredit of ell law,
' eon reel• lend e' Yttattrit a at Mad. logic etti eatheeity.
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-.nem
Geer, Ont.. Nov ..e5 -While Aleteito
der Oortitio. a laberei, sited 'items 116.
who was drunk, was en hte ;way lewee tie
emt setae of the gal pupils conerig hem
the Collegiate lustiest* an4 lime elf a
revolver jet! ati la• Was passing them.
frightsoing i he iota, we.. ran bit their
lives. Gorden matinued his leitmotiv&
joornee until he wee oppoeM the
gata histitute gressia, where amoral ef
see readers worked without my pay. tha rionnee bey papas WOWS playing,
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There tre• sloe • ttiftereorm tn the W. whom he *eV overall* the levee mil
peareeee of temptresses nem and 1Meor asiibssiissis wool sits sort rio
drinker& Who"' 'en^ henteent teleran'''a hall lodged le Chorise fitevrerti arm, ft
111.7 fr•t to represent in their apuntiorto- bus boo „ands& mid okrtihr. is poi
as saything reit e good eueetamelie, Thiel in Toth ett,