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•os18Y THURSDAY MORNING
4T R ieYlYIiNT.
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lieide
Terms ., aa11ee. eme
thee m..th, la advaar... i as
Theme wrta, ...w• »• 16
Pjolfi >. mod, file 1N10 1!711 year N
On be
►dreetleima Nato
mid d other owed adverttesmaats. We.
&Lit far enc Isssrt(os, sed t comb per See
her eachse=ieot Insertion- Measured W
11=• ens soma
errs. of di Ilse and dieser. 03 per
Advertimmoste of L.oat. Fouad. stood.
=est Yeoman. 4tteattuse Wasted sad
mal Cbsaoes Wasted, .mot exoeedlsg t
Yoga soupare(t. et per oath.
Yawow oath. es este sae Fares es Eels. sot to
emesed t liter. N for drat month, a.. per soh
ga�w1 masts. Larger &dna 1n properties.
�a7 seeds Notice, the °West of whit* is to
premeote the peoaatary beast ot say iadl-
vldesl or .omess7, to he oo.ddered as ad
vertisemeat .ad charged sonerdIartp.
Local otiose Is moored Noe ono cent per
word. w otiose lees . W 26s.
Local sotlosa is erase* readies tree ttwes
cease per word. fro saris for lame time it
Moho for chrcbes sad other religious and
bsevelema resell dice. kali rate.
ilatafaereed Qemtewr ldvertmemenes.
A Unshed somber oe displayed adonis
=it
won be inserted at the Innewt.g rates :
Per let*. one ia.erttea lap oe
" tear tnrrtieua
" tine meet*. ....2 ai
" mix .uwtM 2 M
sae year.... .. _ ............ 3 s.
No &dvertWeest was thee two laches em
Length will be calculated es above bolo. 5
per fast. demount &Unwed for task pgeasts
on tine mestb'oo.tmet : to par sant es six
months'. sad 15 per tent. oo • rat's, Theme
oandltions will be.triotl7 eaf.rted.
♦Mat "Tall Mgsal" t/sieveay.
subscriber who fall to rmosevw Tan Swan al.
reeal&rly. either by carrier or by mail. will
coater a (aver by acgmstetiag es of the tot at
as early • date ea possible.
With et Yew label.
Your label is • weeding receipt of the date
to width you are paid lip. 8es that it le amt
&thawed to tall h.1. aroo.r.
*ben • ohmage of address is demised. Web
the old and the sow address *bold ileo gives.
React* maaneoripts coot be retsrs d.
Correeposdesee mon be writtaisn one side
of paper only.
P.btesiers Trate.
J. ('. Le Teasel.. of etodericb. has been ap
printed Loc& Travelling Anent for the town -
.hip of (iodrrteb, Colborne. .1sb8dd.ad Wo-
wansh.
Local postmasters overt he district are oleo
empowered to receive subsertptfons to Tow
1Ipv AI..
AU eommuuioatpfs must be addressed to
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.ad rhes then nes ebeesslies sal peek
41 rsrinit
1knew, sed the W ell% elesw, "lost
.t9eat le
lissa
p'rYip el kate le �eal !a•4•s. brei 1
kw, and yon Whew. Mae se Meg. are an
foots. ..d we illljab
rosy be raised my thatsh ll std Were
theme wbs ars meet to Mama end mash* thew
hide their 1reMaew heal *Ihei
have se dames*diMraead and tremae
spied thew .oestry sad their ll.&"
Rev. lir. Parker is eat alma es hie pro-
gressive views for the heinermemt.laine le
for from the Termite Fees we Mean that
Ker. J. P. (lay, of f resdvi w Avoaw. Coe-
gtsllmJ'l Church preached es the tams
ebonies, taking for his subject, "tired
is politics." Following is • report of his
utterance
lbrsr, be said, did not take epos Hiss
self draft deau.clatiaa of the existing our
t Isopts. of His day, yet His whole lib wee
• studio rebuke to the seiormluee eapn-
tal. We rejoiusd the other day who
taloa.
the Reformers .ad (osmervatires of gashes
joined bids &ad seat from odds ex -Prom
ler Mercer. (laplese may dsstre with
all the esreestaor possible that the tope
osght sot to meddle with the pulitice of to -
dor, but the pulpit will .peak sad the pops
will weak, sad let the cinereas of (Leede
declare that corruption will &O W tolerated
beaeatk the flag of this tai, lamb We wast
Christ to say " Behold a Candi.• laded
in whom is no cite" t a broader asytsg
than " behold • Reformer r l aeservativa
If the (oo.rvtive. he oontaaeed, will pre-
sent . policy which will .a•ble load& to
Owen store prespenty, t.bw they sop have
my support. If the Roomers wtU pram*
e ach • policy, my support shall be gives to
them. I se further," b. said ; "if aa -
position will make this country • Rett and
N obly lass, then Beaumont to the wind.:
let ennexatlom coma."
Tag 'SLIM M WITS se.
There u no institution in Canada that in
eu affected by the present unsettled °osdi-
tion of affair. in Canada as the churches of
the lead. Almost every church hes suffer-
ed from the exodus, aid the receipts from
membership and other source have in cow
sequence been greatly demtnished.
Th.. coedit..00 has not been the portion of
:be rural districte alone, but has struck
into the harts of the city congregations as
well, and the question of mccesefufly finan-
cing them through the cries which is upon
os is one of the most serious problems that
too the mso.gtrs.
4loderich has been a helio y loser along this
line, and notwithstanding the labor of the
local minister. mend special sri ices in some
of the churches, the membership ooat*ues
to decrease, and the carrytag out of all fin-
ancial •rrauges.ests have become more di0li
cult as each year poised t.y. 'tach being
the caw it it little wonder that we hear
from the pulpit strong dentnciatioq of the
proem, .tato. of Can•dn, and Wryest ap-
peals to high haven tint a speedy change
stay result.
A che•ge is impeding. step by step time
battle is hstag nought amid woo. It Its been
• soldiers battle thus far, but ere lo.g the
Missile will amve who will lead us oat of
the house of bondage, and the lobos less
&deepen maturity who will Ned the people
ante the land of promise. Thinking uses
see the cloud coming, though at present it
may not seem bigger than a man's hod. and
after that, the deluge that will swop away
old political ideas sod corruption in high
places, and once more pl&or Canada on the
road to pruspenty.
From his pulpit u the First Avenue Kap-
'1st Church, Toronto, oS Sunday ttor.ieg
last Rev. 1'. Clifton Parker spoke as fol
lows
No to&ntwy or rulers ueohl expect a have
the blessing d Geed pale. they sought to
be swayed by the righteous principles of
God He had bees peened to raids seen
of the sead wisely edited religious journals
el the Gaited Yates the •tncdures en the
political eon -option of O•.ad•, which hod
been .•*led out by the Meier trial is Que-
bec. Nut many months ago Mr. Heeeir
had been dummied in dispece thirtieth evi
dense which lett little doubt of his political
.'orrupu.en, sol, differ the whole matter
had quieted bows amid the p.b11c operaieaos
. hecome dormant, his trial came no slowly
and *differently and he had been ar"luttted.
The very pesop$e that howled bee a few
summits age. wen (iemexiog hem now. Hie
o(osoes were osade..d and there was •
possibility of him oomieg again into poblie
life, This thing was Iteetallted The way
that •itr Adolphe C.ro.'s s.dietr.ent let.4
hese manipulated was moils to melte one
hlnsb for h. es .try sad there wee no
doubt that before Nog ewe Sir Hector
Iaogcets, the scapegoat ei the goverment,
would corse whitewashed sad eatiMtsg suYp
ague into public lie. Mee kava r oewn-
deeoe is owe •.ether. Theo wee net 504.
4404401 ilsdepsade.t rigetetr'ssem 40 bey
nese party to stead bet ousel its owe ids
and if bay in the apposite piety make •
cheap there was prejudice against it trees
the lu,issi.g. Where weed all this
this. end'
The lard had *omit us bnostifel h•ret b,
bet they had bet affected the e-mmMwW
life id the esaMry, and there wee se tae is
maiweing matters : the matey won emenumer-
deity lad mei Meso was trees nay hep 4.l
os$ .al. Whet wee the resew! W► had
our few yeas et hemim.Mel harvests failed to
make thugs ,Mer? aadte
oubdly, lash se
onesoMe dthew ewes plenty n( swwy i.
the bay jiyp��ss��( Idle. Met she ineoey.d mese
had micabmil . 14'... la the sem
msrdel nide te seed their.gitel eireelatueg
AMMO Obi m
ono moal rim of t the emit
►.. ,.-w..*r^.me,+,r-.baser, e•es.tr^* �:.+sr-. *
4. if
rag torso Con\thele*T1Teti.
The Yong Liberal (;omesevativ. Asians -
Wm of Taranto has indorsed the inaugural
address recently given by President Aar•
Irsarxe, sad the isocline politicians and the
la-de-dah fellows of the 1. Casmgit-Horttias
order, (who part their hair to the middle
sed their baa after theme. fashion) don't
know who to Clash of it.
Mr. Hoeing vented to have the Pren-
demt practically cea•ured, oil brought in a
flag-waving resolatioa to that effect. He
also made a speech wherein he sod ths1 all
who oppo.d 114.40 were outside the true fold
of Cos•rvatieu, end be appealed to those
who beard him by the memory of the late
chietteia to bee down to the dictatwo of
the machine and unit doing their own think
i.g.
The impudent attitude of Myr. t
Horetlew wee fittingly rebuked by eight or
tee of the most prominent young Cea.ervs-
ti,es, mad smsgst others by Mr. W. W
Stem, who bed been Mr. Aarerao+a:'s op.
peanut is the mote* for the presides* of
the mevecietion. Mr. A. G. Mo.tu!. crys-
talized the s•etimeat of the supporters of
Mr. Aar"rase.. by saying he world be
afraid to support Mr. Hereof.' motion lie
fear of braking the first commandment,
"Thou shalt have no other gods before Me,"
amidst loud and prolonged cheers.
Following is the report of the claaiag meet
is the C.."TaL..-[foratx. absurdity
Mr. Armstrong, elates to 'peek, we, re-
ceived with rounds of ewers. He said he
had carefully papered his address, and
sine. i• was delivered had read it over. and
1f he had to deliver it again be would not
change a angle word. (Chore s He had
talked with • great seamy members of Par
harnent, and what he had said were aot his
views, but the risers of the public that be
hot ptherod the last few years His own
private views were even a t. (Ap
platter, and cheers . W ben he had taken up
the exodus, he said, be cited the isolated
con of the city of Toronto, that be might
Met the government sad party down s eemly
sus poss11-e. I laughter and •ppeu.e. i He
bad net .00e through province by province
of the ornate u he might have done. It
ons not his place to propose s remedy :
there were men paid to grapple with thine
questions. If they were tired of their job
let them hand it over to other men. Mr.
Armstrong read from the i'anmdien Menu
lecturer an editorial article endorsing his
criticism of the government He intro -
dotted it by ayiag he would read them some
thing from the anointed of the party for
whom legislation has largely bees made -
the nu►auiact.urera, mho raised the electt•rn
fund that kept the 4.,.-rs.teet i. power.
'They had all heard of the Red Peeler and
knew what it meant. And yet the official
organ of the manufacturers referred to the
•' mossback forie•" of the Conservative
party and the policy of that:ties end do so
thing that now characterises the Dominica
governmentWere the nr..faotsrer.
treitors,too• If ss. stood to them. if they
were out of •ympthy with the party
leaden and woo ll not raise Eke campaign
fund+ it would be • Gerry day for the (Jon-
.ervatives. The Hromptos Co.servatr,
the Hamilton epectator sad The Toronto
World, Mail, ,clews and Star supported
his position. Nose of then ppr., it might
be, reodved subsidies from time (lov.rs40eat,
but 1 he sot ksew if the Cse.ervtio par-
ty eo silts of two or three subsidised mews -
papers. There wee not a Mage word in the
address that we, wrnog. He had so per-
sonal feeling, he maid, ass did ant care bow
november. voted, but he asked these to vote
hnsstly, to fol et for an hour that they
were Co.esrvatiees, to rm.ember they were
free men. sad that in the realist of thought
the.e should be no trots. He diol not
think paunitheme oou•Mtieg of staadiig ep-
ee
platforms
�
werethe of the int�1h &usry
and the dawn el the twmateth, when the
watchword everywhere is action. He had
faith in Coad&, he said is emiclesi.n, sed
us the gneiss el the CseadMs peek to
solo this gaedios if they wen .dories to
deal with i. ((beers ass appose.)
A stalking vote was taken. and the
• stewdmst of Mr. Ferg.roa carried by .
large ma rarity. Mr. Armstrong we, mew
r..ed•d smmedirdy after the vote, sod
erivarateesed by his frauds epee the resole
TNN meeting we, crowded at the finish, and
eland in a .tat. of hap% essiteakost
lived • gpwks spjeephase •l the 40 ssevelMt
sod the red prier eeerd than the rine
Aura wasses
Tits Yowls L0' '_AWNIav*me• As-
.nehti.. is b.Jesiy fo webs MS psseSM
kaisers is Oseadiem eoliths. 0 it we0M
only Messer with the twpsrMl deo deed
wiled el the Caetauultlermare "VW them
world he hep Ar the party with whisk
they w a*liased.
PERTINENT AND PECULIAR.
!obexes *.nista.... lam tis 400 yearn
Among the leper lied Ute ladies* there
Is met edible so highly esteemed as the oa...00
m• The�frst paced is the Clued *sees
was weed July 31. 17110, to Samuel Hopkins
fur i ekag pot aid pearl who.
H.rcuUt., the ow French explosive. is so
powerf0 that ball a posed d it, in • rswst
test, diorama a ole.. weiyiki.g thirty
tans.
The wanes physicians of Philadelphia ars
credited with readying very large inenmas
for their services. Some average $10,000 a
year, otbsr. 100,000.
A footed was lately captured in • He.-
prt*s tow°, •.d with him • bear Ueda be
bad tamed bad taught to grapple with ped-
estrians whom M dee•ms to rob.
Paris gardeners bey toads, wbicb they as.
as hoed destroyer'. Thera is • reeler
weakly sale of thews Woo Utile baso
is the French capital They cost $1 • dos-
ea -
At Mlonkts-ie the -Forest, l ork•hir..
Eagles& i• • pisco of lead called "Petti-
coat Hole," •ad it is held ea the noditiou
of providing • poor wen.aa of the plaur
every year with • new petticoat.
The 'teepee.. of Austria se reputed te be
the best royal boimeke.pr a Kwupe
Everything in the Austrian palace is under
her own personal care. Sas orders core
butlers and laundry maids, and is co.stant
le inventing something new in .n.kory.
The mast osrioes and unique desk in tic •
(.-oiled Seaton, or is the world fie that stat
ter, was oomttreeted by Amos lase, of Arne
dee, dories the peat engineer. Lois aewrioas
clock, wbieh, ley the way, is all feen heads
and ever, is attached to • guymer which
. boots upward •e ingisw ooligii of het
water awry Nirty-eight..moods exactly.
CATTLE AND SHEEP
Tuna Mail/ •MILL MOP re sire.
.wadid•b. peesentay.
Te. Ttreiswe Wows am T/Uatr to me-
Mbrably Urging begns est• 'rift ro-
tenone* to Oestie•sd Udee The Wield
is . past paid mesa. at •twit est ly
A. W. W weer,, Tun Canute. t os4
•gibkar wee spoken d twe•tlg as • pneale
eaedM.t. ler Master Werk.soa et the
k.ipte el lair Whirs 41.001 17alwer'e
WI" cameo from ie easeaetien with Mar
r•*r«awien, rem fems.t deem'% haw e,
hat we do hams Met V ars& rim sew
The Wl..er ee egrer.lastrr Mrwsses awe
4lsestso.
Jolie Dryden, %mustr of sericulture for
Ontario, has bees dummies the gaieties of
the Anglo-C.s.dis cattle nada Of operas,
since the shipment of Comedian cattle to
England clow prectioelly with the claw ot
n evegatloa on the St. Lawrence, the greater
portion of Zhu year's shipments are nada
' The rewire," said the Minister, " have
mot bees altogether satisfactory. Com-
piegne
N ehiepee et the high ratenehergd
by Ms seats its aompau+es hare been load•
r and Ettore general than for • leg time
pad. We haw three lines in the trails--
the
t.tlrthe Alban, the Ibakisioe bad the leaver.
An arrangement was reached amoeg these
lines by which they agreed to charge the
mime rates, and 1 am told that they here
been known to charge as much as 70 del..
linos a head. Now, the Ai.eriam lines
would not charge more than half tilt
amount anyway, oo denim the put semen
the benefit which the Comedies f&rmr de-
rived through the diseriesimatite is his far
or, by which (in&dian cattle co be taken
alive to any part of the kingdom, slily
American cattle must be slwghtered a: the
port of entry, was quite abet by the re-
dsoed cost of passage by Atn.riaa lues. 1
question whether the American did not de-
rive the bigger profit. Within the last few
days 1 DMMICC that one of the Canadian lines
hs reduced its charge to 3011414.tp, which
is likely to result it a general reduction,
bet this will not affect the profits of those
who have already .044. -
With regard to the quality of tattle
shipper, Mr. Dryden said that • great die
advantage to Canadian sates in England
&roes over the habit -d shipper. in buying
atte .n bilk, as the fernier was thereby
discouraged in raising a first-class animal.
When the cargo reached England they
were sold singly generally. The sooner
there was • determination on tee part of the
Canadian farmer to raise a first class article
for British markets the better it would be
him.
Speaking of the sheep trade, Mr. Dryden
said that there was not nnw a great lot of
mutton raised for export, in the central sec
tion of Ontario at all events, mind this he
thought a venous mistake it would be re-
membered that for the est few yeses 100
Iambs, or 111 re0:ry year)i.ggi, had been
sent to F.nglaid to test the market there.
Judging from the price received for their
which were sold, the net profit on the 100
would be 11132, less than if they were sold
at the price offered in Canada. They were
sold about May est at the highest market
price in *item sad as meet farmers is this
country sell the lambs 1• memo. there u
moth deemed for rand *Waft in the
spring.
GOT ilw IAN IN MEXICO TOMINs"'P WUNCII.
ermrr e•wsdaria.
A MNK OP HAMILTON FOIMd1R WHO
bT AWAY WIT/400.000.
eesee.sM Mvesn.seM t.stwle• busses
Town idle gee to tae westeaa fie
W ..d Tadao last 1st. c eta*T-ertU
We RMmergbt least via sense.
Tuao,r,u, Nev. 21. Donee the -psr4 l.'
n.ntb this feeds an
ds d the Kok el Heads
Imo bees relieved d base.. N0,000 ad
128).0 00 by teese dger ter el the
U
culprits beteg C. H. .vs4...,�of the welt -
karma nursery firm d C. H. Diadem A
Cs., of Uurb.Rtoa
The Attaragy.Geseral'e u.p.rtmeet was
casein uated with ad Detective Joh.
iMrNarrs, who was vee those of the come,
rasi that Davidson was te Mediea He
.torted for t hat reentry, and a spacial d. -
paw& to this tt1y onause.d the arrest d
the forger at Ciudad loos, ea the Mexi-
co Coated Railway.
14.vid... dad • large emery trade std
hie fleabags with the head ales of the beak
at Hamilton were on tis .xteasive .meet.
He enjoyed the atone e.44..o., .ad the
papers promoted by him perporung to bear
the signets/es .l prominent farmers is the
lmelity was sespted without gueMioa
Who ice a ddonly departed some webs
.,s, however, it was discovered that he bad
d setae to the ......t d between M,
(*00 &.d 210,000.
Shortly eater Davidson'. dwppeaninte
hie wife was observed to be pr.p.rieg te
joie him, bad a w.• by thin news the
authorities °I.tainod the first inkling of bis
whereabouts, l)avitlaos Irk.- many other
eruii Ovals ha. tag I..ght dui haves seder
the erroneous suppa.kras that he weld wet
be extradited.
Murray will take hie ern to 11.rm de,
when he will catch • stoner for Maki*
tailing this he will josreoy with him to
Liverpool sad themes to reuade.
ways= roe•ea aa!iTIt
Winnie 40 Mediae Detective Murray will
keep kw wether eye epee ler another for-
ger wile also depleted the beak of Huai
no.'s tewwry, Hoary amass Aitken, for -
early a private Weaker el Toa•he40,whese
forgers.., tis mss %comperes, reached 470,-
000.
No traos lee yet been received el George
Pyke, the e5m4.ccoantent of the Toro -
to breach at the Imperial Bank, but he is
also believed to be i. Mexico with the 1110,-
000 he stele, melodies the package °f M•
300 nkat he e.rloi..d from the omit the
Asy prior to hu departure.
e Tory atm. es fee !.R
Toronto Start Labor) What Ins Preto
tion doge for the Dominion ' The grstcoo
sideration in • country like Canada is pop -
elation, sad when ppooyposaRios has hese se
cored beneficial industries will follow. The
preoctioaset touters revere this. They a --
gee that the people. should gather all their
available feeds and go out into the highways
sad byways nIeristt rewards for maawl0c-
tenn tis come sod live apse thew, and teat
population will follow. Expatiates belies
this resnsiag- The eloveraeent hes tried
the experiment of bills lag the nese.factarr
os the people, het irte.d of • rusk of pope
-
'mime comeag at the hada el the .e.ufao-
Weer, there has bees no pie le that direc-
tion whatever.
l,a.ada, with rte wealth of led and for
est, *1*�rea t 6tehries bad rich mines, the
mod giol•.d
moid .ttrentioes w coed* nee
offer to settlers, hes, saair•bah pr0eetio
tariff which wade heralded as the great pea
looter of p.pleties. secured half a millets
oddities le ita people is we TOWS ley eater-
al Ocoee&
Mark thae by natural aeries. Men wet
speak of theme things are esipm•tied s
(:rib or rssotioaiab r point**. .rd at•
tempts an tarts te elm* them isle wire.,
bet they would be rtrue to showman's, to
thew hese rad M their children if they did
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