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Dii.i.i ifT Neve.. at Mei? Aldo... Nth f
OODIRiCH, ONTARIO
era 1. d•. thud 1. all urgent the sorrowed
10` eematry f the earliest malls aid trains.
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tea flltr s.'rt . tares ore pwar Uga ler
Voir nilnertMn. YaM'Ii h'dtptrrly
Voir
oeal�cta •t 1odt1aM remit.
sea rattrua-- .Y. have oleo • gra-cls•* -
• obbing deparasa•at tseea.selien, and po•easo
, nt the meat nom out -At gad let faelttttee
r c
candor eat wt) 1. Godard/b. aro prepared
.o do baNaese 1a that line At pries&tt �t raunot
be balsa, gad et a yaatlt7 that cosset be
nrwaaa•d. -?rang Cua1
TRIDAY, JAN. BTn, 11106.
toeste
THE SUoTT ACT.
The Temperance Question About
to Assume a New Phage.
GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, JAN. R 1886. ; vta,lLLlt`1'LI►1" Mit.a.l't.:.igen
+ 51 •11 A 1" IN ADY.t.�CI#
n s "Trills Ro•.e detibesuee ttagostuum per THE WATEII OR KS. ( Cr.ebgild hacime A+ 1•ACG adz.!
issue a rtter, . [the admirable • febas
Ptt speech not to talk He ret.d lose sdenrt
-- preprwd, and all he. hrd •ay -w
• see that
Sunning by Wind in the Town'[ Mr. tRut1.r or anyone Nose would 'asks
theowutract as furw.Itateoi in b•t
Hall on Saturday Night. gchen;a, let theta have to he thought
_ the estimate •.a wuch to., 1. w Ft):
limitary purposes we trust in tutrry be
AM a Little '•,la.^ ea Ib. es' 4Mu .r We •appiled with water, het accordpll. tt•
ileuses edeas, the plan wily a small .,rctiea of the
. _ _ town would be c r n:ve , and tie ;teal*
who lived out of tee tire limits would
There was a large turn uut of ratspsl not b• served by the waterworks.
err at the town hall en Saturday to hear He wsshe! Hr. Sutler had given
the candidates and ..then steak on tIs the rate to the d• liar in them towns that
ga•attuu at waterwurb, electnc light, had oaterwords and high taxes. What
wits was needed in (:oderlch t..day was more
Mayor Horton occupied the chair, "oniony and hoe eatrsvevenee fie
and to *peeing the routine aid that he rued en eatract hoot an er tort
delivered at l:rueeheld 1 ut week by :ti
C. Camrron, M. !'., L. al,:e repreeenta
tike fur to est Huron. Toe speech is one
of the bed prlitieal toall,•azures that ha
been r•peued *wee Pao closed,
and oration* peseder z4d .h.,t euMerent
A tittle bird winnowed to me the other
day that it would be well fur out pebl.c
Things That Are Happening wheel trustees to look out fur anther,
Around Ue. principal, as the prweat one has hu
s ---� eagle eye heed upon the school ivapec-
esertleo sln.11a The Mg Sent snob, lianas
t ts!'ip of West Huruu,which will become
to annihilate the enemy-- horse, f...d and
artillery The Nei', a1Th< ugh ehalteeeed
to c:,utr' tent any of the stateanenta cull
tinned, has satisfied itself by leaving the
bow and tigu'es severely a111tie, while h
weidu:x.ly endeavors to Laud bespatter
tt:r cwt who, had the temerity to
boldly f -emulate the charges t'f c•r-
rept i•in. b4r1r ante, ansa venality
weeinst tl.e government soul its
raiz ions. flat Mr. Causer, n can well
afford t.. laugh to moon such ,mpute,t
attacks. The drivel of the Afa•iis, after
a11, o•bly the bissiug of the serpent when
he puisuoous fangs are drawn. The
motility t., injure Mt. Csslegm, sled the
ability to c• ; e with Ills atirsmeate aro
alike obsess -rule :a the Mai", :nano
arttelea.
roe Idsid s/.a sl l*ls r. de
swassnd the lessers Apes tee Lwin
MRetMswrea,
The ((Mewing special Ottawa despatch
we slip trout the Totuntu Wurid
Ottawa, Jan. ill—The liquor question
has bow the nitre of much trouble in
Idtoaiawo polities :\ Now that the Illc-
Cattbj 44t kern bow 4ealsr*d undnyt i
t utia ori sod Nuel Ma attest Mato
ed, thereto a desist saso rig members of
the Patlaral parliament to art rid of this
troublesome mattes --ill other words, to
unload the whole bomlaw on the Pr•,v
motel Legislatures. • A Cabinet Sauter
hinted today that tiir Jahn acid pro
tably iatroduce • hill repealing the tic'at
Act. and not oily repeal it, but put a
clause in the bill deelnring that io view
.of the reesst daisies* is If aiIsrsd, the
whole subject be and is within the juris-
diction of the provisoes. That would
thea leave the way opo to the Loll
lagisiaturs.to peso prohibitory mes•ure•,
each foe itself so it saw fit.
Ito H ental (fat the past yews or two has
bean the mouti-piase of the betttrr yr
gad *SIPS score pointers r b ps1-
toot than dues any other paper. It is
impossible for the Q t to do all
that is laid down in the deapee•k. bet
that s mwrement et on foul at Ottawa to
Durk. the Scott Act, is now aassred-
Meanwhile, the ptsiticn of the tem-
perance question au Stott Act voantie• is
thus
Th. beibinion licenses are en needs
'vale piper. The liquor Teodoro ap-
pointed by Judge Doyle .ed ha cul
leagues can be prosecuted today for sell
iug eves under • medssal certificate.
Th. Local C. t will, without
any delay, a u. bees..e to
regnstab4e druggists only under the
Scott Act.
It is probable that the adouoistration
,f the Scott Act will be it) the hands of
one fit gran, who will protect the inter-
ests of the licensees sad honor the law.
Tim license may not be issued by an ea•
'we Board, as is neeseary under the
THE FLAKE B.AN Qt; ET.
A Croat iathertsl nl Liberal. In London
Seas lire/ Large brla•rll.• aa•*Hrd
tread tag taestflra.
Arranger;eztr ha*s peen ciapieted
for a gruel bampset to Hon. Edward
Bake in l.oadoe, on the etening c•f the
Itch oust. Vt'e bespeak tor the be*.gwet
• large att.:ideao. frau this sectuw as
well w every other porttom of Western
Owasso. i be. bora
trade for reducing rates on all railways,
and a ley figure has been placed on the
banolewt tickets. Full ver:u;aters ean
be had st this office.
W. hap* no doubt the Refueenere of
the west will show their sympathy with
Mr Blake gad their appreciation of his
eervrcee to the Reform party by being
tercet .•b the uto.at•,n We hate a mien
in our t.atM4.af &taws, perhaps the most
g,*ve that the eosntry has seen for the
test tet years, mud the public will be
most minute to hear Mr. Blake's views
upon the pruseat *ituatiuu. They know
that thew views will be well considered,
and that the course be will 1
to them will be b.Ab just and prudent.
The Reform Aserciations is the di/ -
ferret riding's should at once meet wad
endeavor to SWUM a gt'od I ; ,iion
freer every ,.cairn of the country An
✓ lwirable place bee been rotated by the
Reform Atsueiaiea on London in which
to hold the battiest, and no effort will
be spared to make it agreeable to the
hundreds who will coasts from ahead to
encourage the leader ul the tteform par-
ty in the arduous wor: is which be has
bier engaged
Maier Inas Sire 5.tiad.-�.jwaass
• Maser MM`I1 be Wards lean,.
leder. *risen Treurte The l.sap11-
m..s. oldie news de &11.
recant by the of inspector
Miller at the January meeting of tee
county euencil. A bomber of folk pouts -
pooh the idea of his candidature, but 1
am in a position to know that ualea.
Well, the racket is ..ser the muni- *tone of the wort) reputsbleC
tipsl elections, l wean. In liodeach a reeves frown down the scheme, Huron
tuod man has been electe.i to St. Ao. will be cursed with an inowmpetent
drew's ward, in the person of James A. 1 official. A greeter calamity couldn't
Rad. and Si. David's has supplanted I:. ? happen the teachers and scholars of West
Campton by placing 1G.tert Thomson in Hurst.
the third seat. I hare no fault to find Already the ,Inidnuncs are counting
n oses in the oouoty council. 11 the Coo -
servstires have • uu•ority it u u good
se settled that CI.og, orf Winghai , ur
Turn Kay, reeve of !'•borne, will
be elected warden. If the Itdt�rmere
show to the front, it is genera'Iy conced-
ed that Rate, of Stephen, will rule the
roost. Personally I don't pre a red
rag whir mita in the warden's chair. for
after felly in 735, anybody will suit me
for 8C.
A pretty gold female vote was polled
gave the heavy temperance Inaj,•rity, in town on Monday, and the mod work
and the beer kepi made thew ni.puuents done woo evidenced by the returns.
kick the beaux le Million. The cold The women did their work quietly but
water,irineiii:es of the Lake n•atl se_tinn well. If some of the men who vote were
also went up Salt Creek. There's a u consident as the women. there would
Miner in the fence,
In eteafortb I sat. Beattie dawned
Aliek 1 vidsose the apostle ' f Akuhol-
rem, in the contest ! r tl;s rreceship, by
a majority of 1:,1.
In Brussels, however, which gave a
routing majority for the Scott Act, the
beer m•. b catried the day. llruuels has
acted queerly of late years, so far se
voting is concerned : now you see ii and
now you dert. This winter has caused
a lut of cold water principles to frees* up
all over. la the other Mies—
but, phut 1 1 m not going tp tell what
happened in the whole lot. Hunt it up
in the electioni news cu'umn, the way I
did. 1�
The , electric lSght, agri-
cultural park scheme. got a big sad off
ou Monday Int, when the "people'•
voice' was heard. What the result will
be when a properly Matured scheme u
beaten down, sad only the fees -holden
and batt lease tenants vote, I ion not
a u osently posted on the prophetic ho*i-
bsss to toll at the time of writing. Then
u ere tins* Ian say,and that is that, so
for, I haven't heard anybody bring down
anything that comes within s day's march
•
with the result. although, to be up and
up, there are a few good ma left out
that I would like t., have seen elected
Meter] of soros of the "b1utts' who still
lmber the board
In i'olberue, Anthony Allen and John
1Kernighan ran a warm contest, avid Joe
Beek and Charlie Mclierdy had it also
kat amid heavy. The result si.ewed that
the party drdn t hang
together, and, as a consetuence, was
downed by the beer mob. l;enmiller
— or • definse I.eberde. Butler's Bye iiuom
, T1s Med ••itetsenles."
nested' �e e[ Bob Hepdette's brakes-
( _ man's ' efeneeetie doctrine, u
o All the indiatit.ns in the to wet [prow- • nes railirZTl�t 1 nowhere,
ince she that the }flee "rebellion" used no stations, employed no conduct.
attaint Sir John Macdonald grows ors, and nobody knew when the tenni.
=11164/44--- itaay be su event and sterager every day, and that the mini nos wts. Bat everybody io whooping it
t sweat *torts u. suppress or circumvent
tj to have the Incases have been The manifesto °p' ell the 05010, and I up_ ro Akan
wain Qtreg4.es like office of the Prow- uI Sir Ale'. C•tnpbslt• the mjnteey d ever convineed that the ordinary
tonal Mr. Cbaplesu, the stuns of one oe twat elan 1. • a mime*, Matter, the
followers, and the bloody threats of tb►'buder he'll shout
The Ootsttia .at him not fully Na,; have alike failed. The Mea genii-
decided a all t►..e paints, but it is les have in fact produced a very streetThe lir[ with the dandy toogee and
Izkefy that one thoroughly Anted i
for will have eharge al the
tion, and be will be espeseed
coalmenty with the law, indeed tear,
favor orr impartiality.
So far w man W appeased whit is
bettor fitted for the paiti..s of eosaty
inspector than Stephen Tate.. The
t could not male a mistake in
appointing him.
feeling of indignation in the other peer nicely trimmed toboggan suit has pluck-
ed up sang* during the week, and ha.
takes the natty uniform out of the trunk
ad shakes the smphor out d it. It
looks today as if the ea!ssy of IS.rs
yelept the "Goderieb Winter Sports
Cleft,'" would yet have a chaise to shire
before the season closed. Brine out the
my 'The French Caeadiaus have
b'pre•sed their opinion and are seeking
o act to to aoweopliah their .ads is a perfectly
eanatitutioual May. Thirty or f.•rty of
them have a perfect right, if they wish,
to vote &genet Sir Jolla Macdonald ;
and if they deride to do so they bead
not be deaoenced in most violent lan-
Itemea
J udging from the tone of the minister-
ial press the "akieftsin" is deemed It
is said Hon Maekeazie Howell admin
sot be a whisky vote in the town man-
ed, and only two municipalities in Huron
would elect anti Scott candidates. But
• lot of so-called men are to
good.
The trustee elections were carried by
the old incumbents, In St David's ward
the lack of inclination or opportunity to
canvass on the part of W. P. Robertson
made :he victory of kis opponent • fore •
gone eonclu•ion. And right here and
noir I must knock the bottom out of a
foolish notion that prevails amongst
many g::od•inteetiosed. potpie. They
obleet to peru,oal „ and when
asked to sera the public always state
that if elected they will do their best,
but if is wanted they are
oppoted to each a method. They think
* hes they make talk of that kind that
they ruins t . eoaple of cubit■
in the public estimation. They newer
read* a greater mistake in their liras
The groat unwashed multitude, the
horny -fisted toilets and moiler — Jaey
who make parliamentarians, legislators,
mayors, aldermen, councillors, and
school trustees— these within whodun't
like to see a candidate whom noose is
tilted skyward, but rather would they s
be recognized by office waken u impo r,
taut factors in the well-being of the body
politic, and be looked upon u the sheen
rugged backbone of society, which is able
and willing to bear up and sustain a
worthy o.sdidate, if asked to do 10 in a
proper manner. All things being 'nue'
I and hundreds of my way of thinking,
will always rote fur the man who is
willing to paddle his own canoe, row bis
own boat, wheel his own wheelbarrow, d
hue his own row, and do a large share of
hie own . To the ambitious t
nod aepiriog candidate for public o r pri-
vate pleas, I would my in , if I
you ant to get there, don't wait for the t
position to come to you, or you'll ram
after the un•ttaissbia, Depend Ma your 1
ubden4wd the p1■portrn t to be to sink r � e cwt)
piper as to, the Bust of a •yste;ri, but
Ivo r u -
t , + ate ringing water, and he did no: complete the reading and
OW would nitwits a supply that would *imputation. He closed by saying that
Is all we would weed fur it wuu!d 0,1 if a•nufscturetswere to come here ere
be pusable 4. go Lulu
fhb schans w..u!d need waterwurks, He u sold les
same scale w w the cits.a Hr would pleased to see the M.K" eery cc^.','any
also say that Md.'lesry & Co.. the iron encouraged to cents here.
founders of London, had been in owes Hun. A. M. Roes, 111.1'P., wi.• was
lruodeao. weth the cowictl tot extend protean, woe called tor, east( he tied bail
their works to su�dber tows, sod they i;,,rtunity ,•f couideriao tae en• -
bad said that io such ars event they. Ha uadentop,j that the
would need 100 Auu.e, (or their mcrk- ,ices : •r wag nna• whether th. town
mess, sal • large supply of water would sh..uld have • chance of tubal; ca s
be needed. 'They would hate to Ret schemo. Fur sanitary purposes zuud
similar terns to those granted the Pat- water ria need -d to t.udertch, fcr . IAN;
tersocs by Woodstock They wtttld t•: the nature , f the sell, the wale- wm,
Deed to hare the water extended do as a rule, to„ much charted with sue -
them if they mane here He must ay, face deorime. 11 a reseonablweapettdi-
however, that if the waterworks did not tun would get no a Rau,; systema of
lacrosse the population it would Mcrae*, wetetworits, he wp tq f&cur of it. The
taxation. The electric light he count- electric light wee at luxury, and !: did
wed a luxury, and ctuld b* easily done net feel blot rothik ter it. The electric
'inbuilt. As to the agnate/mat park, light was more expensive than as, st
he didu t think this wt) a natural metre least w it was found to be in the legis -
kr agricultural purposes ; yet with good lativaatttildusgy r As to the prop'0+l1
grounds and buildings and a track we Igricalturn park, he h+d beer- told that
might attract m ire people to our public fourteen acres could be had fir $1,400,
gathering.. and he said that •rf this was so. :; would
John Butler expressed himself as .or be sruud tbii tom tt, wit was cheap,
ry to gee nkat the mayor had shown eco 1f pruperly handled such an tnresttbent
hi ilk anxiety for three propeotiuns. Hr would be a good one. '4th our natural
didn't think it was fair for the rnaecr t.• adrautege., we ehou'd 1r r tE build up as
throw cold water on the tows where be a large and popultrittitiner resort. We
resided. The speaker had a right to had an the eesettecatlons ; and be usinr,
assume that• would increase • little expense, and seeing that our
In ttodericb /net u wall Yin other water was pure, we could make the
plata if we ouly put forth efforts to town a very desirable and popular sum
maks it, (Hoar, bear ) ri hether the mer resort. He knew of no town in
wells were plte or not, it was neeelehr7 bad Ontano,a:.d for the tact few yarn he
for purposes that there gone a Rood deal over the province, that
should be platy of water available. It ow better •itustod fur ouch a purpust►
was not long since water was so scarce than (uderwb. It gram necessary, how.
to Ooderich that the people wen ever, that the rate of taxation should be
petitioning the council to give them u fight as pwuble, en &s 1„ Ret more
permission to use water that wt) in the moons to poor. hen and mato (lode_
public total'. The town had gully ns• rich their hotue. He would r,.t. yea
tura' adcsntattea. It was nicely situated for the waterworks and tltr agricu'tural
lip, bad excellent roads, park, reserving the right to vote atsind
beautiful scenery, pure air, etc. But the scheme finally if it did net conte up
there we. truth in the old proverb that to expectations.
"'the lard helped them that helped Joseph Williams said he had told Col.
." (Laughter. ` The people Ryes too much, as that gentleman had
were not absoletety bound to the scheme used his intended arguments. He wriuld
as now proposed, for it might be that speak upon the question when the real
the present scheme was not a good one. &cheat. came or.
The question was : Shalt we kale water-
works or not ? He believed that water wt) the light, and would be the light of
works mold be procured at the price the future. It would be as cheap aa pe
set down in the circular, or less. The if run by water power. Tee town of
electric tight could be supplied at one Dunvillo had electric light, and the peo-
half the usual Dost by using the water[ le could have it in their bowies for 75e.
power at the Falls. The oust, as placed 4 week. Teterboro had 275 tights, and
n the priwted estimates, had been giceo in the saving of pollee s0a freedom from
by practical mea. He was prepared to burglaries it bad more than cleared
my that then were men net far sway, itself. rte wtuld tett i[r. Crabb that
who were ready to take the contract for he was prepared to take the oontract for
$66,000. He then read a list which ,�, if the ratepayers would give it
showed that at the highest the taxes to him, and retire from the council,
would not be raised mon than 23 P"
cat., and that if the works were fairly � bunt of applause ; He
successfully they would Dost the town awn proceeded in • humorous bars manner
ittle or nothing. He pointed to to Rive his views on Ake hereafter and
Whitby, Palmerston, iRasis-, neon- futon punishment in claimed that
burg and Windsor to thew that with with rte., a few yeah
• large hulas and work *Lea by one owing to the it zi,atiebC, of the audience
en toe each
stn b
meek lea pupolation th �d •larger Autonomists would come here a:rd bcild •
ebt. He also cited Guest* sad Streit- *mow summer hetet.
urd to show that the • were lkephso Yates (1011 the bot y o[ *Ii.
paying in these towns. H1 ineta.oed hall clads s short and stirring speech,
he Daae of the tows dock, to show that hick w received with apl•tause. For
wails the cele unwed at years there had been • steady pull t..
*..e tion, no one would vote to levo take the county buildings away iron.
Guderich, and the town meet be alive to
be dock pet away. And w it w°"11°
M 1Ii*b the waturwork.. He elwed by its Ewe interests. He Geer! • ',aside the
dochviag that th. we.lih and prputd• 11111144eart the propod ichw:,P, tut hr
Wet of the town would tocteaae if tha
willing to pry anseextra 7.1 or' Ti •
aasbts•m wt) adopted. 7107 for the benefit of the teen tr. std
own exit wed nes sans
racemose and the blanket east, for _menu—[i 'be weMNrt M'aM -
goodness _ sake, and let ss all know bow Whanet, Katona mug go to the
the noble redman kept out the cold when mountain.
inj any good scheme of waterworks
F. w. Johb•ton. reeve. thanked the
electors for returning biro again during
his absence. The town 4•1 `tarns had
now reached a pnpulatit-n r f 7,900
Since the were rut in 16,.
people were satisfied with thea, and the
owl had got to he be scarcely anything_
The had vise irdaced mens
factories to do there, unsung them leave
works and 1 works. The
town i. Rona &bead. end this winter
they heel started ti ley o number of
piles, In order 0, give emyloyment tit
laboring men He had leen in tee Tse
ilieNAI, that the .theme was ern iratOre.
and that 11 skate have hren got 'sea too
capable mer. He thought those who •
gist up the encoder deserved credit for
their work. A few well placed electric
balm wool() coat net Icel. snore Chair
the m,eeeeble lamps Unit are now Its ase.
Mr. Beller aeaiu roe. and said that it
isersale would woe w s ►izh u hod was utterly impossible t• say just our
bora eemputod. The O. T. R. would ha what the water w. ,aM cwt That dr
likely to um the water, which now hadmended an s how aana "� tt eras .
to he pumped from the river st a alvei tt"E/� bean web • nage of fid. gad
$1. • Arran, `e•af+wth — it had
t700 *0. There ex. 11.
Welchem hod wanks, and when in Wing -
s
1.1 1 � � the est was 1' ;,
has re0a.tl7 the .osier bed ..ked waw, [foes eased
s e•ral if they woad l+e now willing to
de without the , and they all
..id, no, we ere perfectly stie5r4 with £I*IIVtel set ttetavn:ese .-A Aivuear7
it, and would set do without it under asvennna will he peeashetl is Vset,•ns
eny eoluaw line. He ek0./ht the street there', or Sw idap, the 17th lost.
.hetrie Hoe sod the eeriealt.rel park by Rdv. J. H. Larsen, of Guelpin,
aero yropoetthst not of tee► itpets.*.s tam'ni*I ani *•tush,;. A teen eetaa. •
et the wsnrwerkt He wos id pa by .1M be beg •,s b400iy ereri .t
askew • direst amid vii anwtlnar
v M 1 for *KA st •... f ,.,*, 13'Me� 1'0*
saet,
•wisp, rt at the polls on Monday peat.
- C. A. Humber said the matter had
been pretty fairly watifated by Mr.
Batter. It would be to the benefit of
he cooteivaity if meetings of this kind
ware held oftener. It would strengthen
the lauds of the caned it these matters
wen toriteglit before the public mote
frequently. There had bus. * good deal
of work getting the figures, eta, for the
at•ment which had bale presented to
the electors. The ides wee to bore two
boles, so that every stroke of the engine
would give us water and balance the
*swine. It would he necessary to bore
my 300 fed, and strike pan water, and
this water would arae up neer the top
the well, and could moody be pumped.
He Nought the water.1outi be put in a
high oak .w rreervuir higher than any
of the beildiege is Uwe, and an be use-
ful ea etas n1 ice, M to the wort,
fatly three -hank of tb. mousy spent in
labor world Masi. i. torn. Tb. t•z
Aha! the t will ba dltmead. Jaequu Uutler was only *n tasmigrant. I didn't make any lovas to
mayors chair of Toronto, by a majority ogee wench to a few of the bolters, bot I heard nae of the ..eigkbore my the elle ay oceans this year. I'd bees
of over 1700, is the great erect of the declared that many of the "dna! eted 1 other day that 0. would base more Don- then before and
nek. It kat, u it the Queen cit 1. wore hd.e travelled so far with the Parti (idents in Jnbn Butler • eineerity Oti the t got lett asoften that I
t
T howght f'd quit the r.,ultiow business.
National sad Mr. 1lvdwar asalh
Tem elution of W. H. Howland to tier 'I'►e Jona the other day held 0.1 1A*
de 1 that tilos policy with'a ice whewe. it that world -be But if some of o oath fellows • •
' poli- them lu where Hwy have made
that r.tuen is out o[ tM • tri oar Inst you yea • ape wilt
, jobbery, "*18.56.010' their Pn asthrupist, wand band his mithty todertake to bears w de
tics, the bilk, the bloat, the beerkeg and bed if the t t .hoard fall on isteileet toward tie t of the upon it that you will have a to
7 sympathy
beNtmllt, the heels, the "odium gad this question by reason of their dela- fire eoapaay. Boder is chairman of the and good wish., ie your vain &tlsmpt.
be stamped out to t.ie a it o0 dbat 11 dhew Joh++ ll t bre and water w,aowittee, and since he i omitted last week to wish you 411
the obetller, t ofargued that Nadir" wor ire brigade "A
4, -well awn! the fueueetitxi of a aisistq Happy Mw Ti.,r," as/ w [ say it
NBell end Rutter pledged to sewage Roel'e death there I•• guns t., tb• dirge. m the m0111 is. sow. A1ax.
have been re-elected to the sct,or l board, must be ac appeal to the Cssadian pe•. A few years ago we had as Ase s volsa-
we hope they will torn in gad work hi Ve " What a terrible theist 'm* h. tau. Are arena. as could D. blend in R'ben lbs biiir�evsat10. the *spume
roach teossbers eon d with any teas u Nand&. Today, I wonder army' d °aim" ws• tatrodee d tel y
the tetere•t of the pupils. so that the pwasmity, They SIM dNgifNlaid t•. house &r JIM A M..sonsld wasleader
ratepayers will get the hest returns for plow, Air Cohn lhed.ae °yet hem. • aur iawnSIS rates have sot bens is- of the Opposition. The bill as &strode.
the easey expended in keeping we th..engiwg and d.1ah'Msw Meat There tweeted bemuse of gar lack of law -pro-- ed made the sew must ssp1'etne in fact
pubic uheol The int thing anted is will he on mintetry • phu'gs•t <h ave/1pe I Motion. Sires Captain Daneey gave op as well u in name, bat as the leader of
• • tarioMMl who win Isess fly give itiei'a death. Set it is eery likely that lei po.iti,sw of fire wards, the brigade Ake (lppr+eitioe objected to this, and made
deer► win he a wiabtry 'seem to forty I t s "trot loyal" spate in advocacy d
"tI. let d t* the writ rd
the
his fish odd ak1Ntiso le rhe d kss tote..ed M • len, *nd one of these y r
veinal set Mr. Blake • pokey o! "the bed hes
the ellsdsld u[ diewtioa. A seab*r the settles,.. _Ane food for the sen whe � drys
we may reel a our esprotmyd threw,•, the „peel
d ills dry
se_ Oa rteuslben of tbm sehoel hosed m at live ora it seed wares i•. If that eagle posltr,a to in fullest extent, it the wisely the point, sod there as
psweet eosstit end hove, tbro.,tb their tea W bels the 1atdieg-Nor ..1 Mt mow ie sot remedied et cess The thea u.,td a tribunal whish a of the
.ha 11[ecd.+alld'o and had hose meet ov urinous eberneter. As the (h -
°babes, malend 'ma th• weeper curiae' out in its entirety there would wwrw'•rks cry will keep uatil 11 el awe Jetrrrtnl
sensate. M w rather amt.
Willa of the per two yams let than bare been so rehellios. Bet the - good- tinned vet es • Mathing Immo nest nes sad poetically}see eat ter Joh, hal
Mew wisps whether they win he taw* is iag pie of Sir Jolie Meed..n.M leas obttisa sod is the lsse.tiisne the tows hese repeatedly oted by the
h�lif'tt�deea, tat ratpywe sad theta• r*ad lsr eh" r,loaisatioa echos - — i. is • helpless state mn fat as gee -pro- prim Privy Chosen, to *huh he pod.e
ts1M► dohrwsce
--Nllhellbla t Lowe mllawds sown hmrr.e =seal r• w 81t1es ss/ lis aeeeaa.s *ars Whin" to • t e wprurm is n maerenly
/asllesiss and • haute lib him might M � a tststlM sow impc:sa his liar t8.fa.mrsNy
tlw�s. elrlgted L. udn'y PJet, ' and hagia w eel, 1 theft
+'mob•
.do., er wet illy Rises bear with "lb 5 0thefel wigs Nat lii,e ' Y e lesions ls eosresaed. Ls ebairaw' snail h Pn° em7i t.t+dw�a
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