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Wrrn this $S110 We present to our Pau Greenway made a mistake.
Tefttlexa thTOOATSb an enlarged when he asked •Sir John Macdonald to
form. We will refer to this feather make the naughty Canadian paei
next week., owing to our being so busy company behave itself, Sir John does
with job work, etc., this week,
IF YOB- WANT
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run that road, Mr. Greenway should
have applied to Hon. Edward Blake, the
"HARD 'LINES." solicitor for the Canada Pacific railway
Tim unfortunate Chinese are ha'jug company
a painful experience as the result of the IT is gratifying, to And. that the
passing of the Exelusion Bill. The Crook's Act is on the athole beings acted
Treasury Department at Waehington up to in the county of Huron. It Is
has declined to authorize the Collector true there are now and again coli -
o Customs at l'ort TownFent. W. Th to tions for infractions of it and the golvr-
allow a number of Chinameu to land ni verdict is, "served ',no rish.t„ so ,
ea
there by the steamer Aneon. Theii was not the view taken of convictions
Chinamen Ivent frt'm the C°Inrabia ruttier the Scott Act. The expressions
River fish (-Am.-lies to work in the ti8h ' heard then were generallyasIt's too bad."
canneries of Alaska mei annow on the
homeward td.trip: They have not Tim Toronto Mail advertises that t
houn
touched. at any foreign pert, but have it will give a revolver to each new
paeted throntth foatien weter on theirsubscriber. The Mail is wonderoua
jemany. Ninety Chitsamen arrived kind. It makes every provisiou for
at San FrI-at the ether day from i its new .subseribers. When the new
Alaska on the tenant -ter Renee. They !! subscriber hes read. the Mail long era
were take a !teem Sen Premise° last l °ugh to leara that Canada has gone
to the dogs. and that life in Canal ,
$ not worth living, he puts the muzzle
of the Mail's pistol to the remains t..
alba- taaet te : :lel : tat teit.graphed to , his iiitellect and. escapes to the maritet
Waeliingta a Fer h. -a -meth -m% which yi of more than sixty billions,
were ;laver ., • T1, ar,1 extremely
p A CARI,C despatch anuounees the
herd te e.et. a: 1 Ila merertitnate men, r
i
are thus conaple dm of the arrangements between
v.ho pl teed in ;In exeeedingly i .
toe Imperial Government and, the
awkward pesition by the seemingly
hCanadian Pacific Railway Comp iny
arbitrary decision of te Treasury De -
connected with tile Vancouver Yoko-
partraent, ere deaervia...a of sautpethy. , /
ame, and Hong Kong mail seta ie.a
Some t.f the!' i a ere aft-rwards takento n
i The despatch intimates the. existenee
Vanceuver, wl: eat they were permitt- „ .
d., .
i tit a desire tor an improved seta lee
ed to land upon the Sh) taxian.being guaranteed.
spring t work ha the salmon canneries
aud het e it bk.'eL eff the ,Autertean
soileiree. Veltect, eater refueed
s...........nompamottremo.otens
fl roucy,.-
Lar us have complete freedom of
trade with the United States, exclaimed
Sir Richard Cartwright at Ingersoll.
6The true policy of the United States
Government," said Mr. Shermart in the
United States Senate. -is t tender free -
dont of trade te Venetia, and to make
across the Atlantic, by which the full
benefits to be derived. by the new ar.
rangementshouldbeseenred.
kr is announced that Mr, Gladstone
has been principally employed. during
the last two mouths in arranging his
public andprivate correspondence, and
after having destroyed several thous
:tads of lettere, he is now putting those
which he iris decided to keep in chnon-
this tender in albeit a fraternal way that °logical order. Ma. Gladstone's potiti.
it shall be an overture to the Canadiancal orresPandenee date $ from his elec..
tion for Newark in ISM He is not
people to become part of this Republic"
pledged. to only putting into chronological order
The Conservative pant is
plantain aux own ...gntienni pesky, letters of a political character, but also
which has 'wrought worders in devel- all papers on every subject he has
oping a spirit of e 4-reiiance through. thought worthy of consideration during
out the Dominion, which has built up his life.
•our industries, Ind generally has con- Tun Reformers are in a bad watt,
tributed to the prosperity of the Dem- When Mr. Blake discovered that he
inien.
W'17.".. ehnl' LIP of the was ill the Reformers made Mr. Lauri -
future? The ;aloe"' n will if • th" great er their leader, believing that Mr.
issue at the neat g ',q°"11. It Blake's illness was to be only a tem-
wIll be for the electota to tleahle. We porary allhir, and that the latter gentle -
are not given to prepheeying, hut we man would soon resume command of
' venture the pre1'Uth'tt nu overt the forces. Laurier has been a sad dls
whcliuing nettorhy t : the eloatotn of appointment. But .11031alte's "illness"
the Dominion will uphold the policy in- has been discovered to be of a permit-
augurated in With a few mouths after tient nature, and Laurier is still ea
the present t•levenunent mine into hand. Ills unfortunate followers wt
FOIST I%
moomoi!tmottmommentemum..tm
A HITCH SOMEWHERE.
Tnn adviee given tai Canadians by
the advocates (IIe en mereia I rev iprouity
--OR
Neat Hair Cut,
CALL AT THE
Central Barber Shop,
'anon's Bloat/
Exeter
A. H. Hastings,
il.ROPRIETOR.
Almonattal.tun't.....moomstmo.ton....
.4RIJ
OXFORD CI1EESE
DANDELION COFFFE
BALTIMORE OYST-NRS
IN BULK,
earn -Ian's Celebrated Elms
Biwon's Bologna, and Lard
I -a three and five lb.
pails.
cble low:, Bran, Sho
and Choy.
111011 a OM*
1111i Ogla
HE KEEPS THE
GRCP)‘'IONarriES
West of TORONTO.
ANI
THEM AT
LOWEST PRICES.
Give HERSEY a Call.
"BETTER. ti; Efilt;;
THE WESTERN
RTISE
Commemorates its
QUARTER A EMMY"
to bonnet. hint, but they fear that such
action might alienate the French con-
tingent of the party, and they are in ,
bad box.
Tula Belleville Ontario is very hart
has beeu that both their population and on the boys of the present day. It says
prosperity would be greatly increased that they are vulgar, obscene,blasphem-
by it. But it may be theihted whether ous, imprudent,irreverent and. thievish,
the Provillen of the 1 himien would and that they smoke and chew tobacco.
gain in any greater ratio than some of This is all applied to boys generally, the
the older States, such as New York Ontario making few exceptions. We
do not think the boys of the present day
are worse than the boys of the. past gen-
eration, It has been the custom, from
New Banlialire, Connecticut and
Maine. If there is any virtue in the
free trade referred to, those States
ought to h;we prc.,,cre,sed much more time immemorial, for grown men to
than Canadq. But what are the factsi lament the degeneraey of the boys of
It is found that between 1,7170 and 1880 the day, and the older the man is the
tie pepnlati.i f th- stern Statein- more he is likely to be of opinion that
ereaged as fellotvs: - the boys are much worsethan theywere
1870. 185).
Connecticut 517.151 822,700 15.86
Maine020,915 0 8,933 3.51
• 'Nov Hampshire 318.300 316,991 9,01
New York 1.342..753 5.082.871 1197
'Vermont 110,551 332,284.52
Here is an increase for the decade in
the three New Englend States of 52,.
000 people, or about four per cent. New
York only shows an increase of 16 per
when he was a boy. Butnotwithstand-
ing this, we think that the morals of
the people are improving, and that it is
a great mistake to imagine that the
boys of to -day are more wicked thin
those of any previous age. They may
be somewhat more "sassy;" but that is
cent., ani that belongs chiefly to the. all
cities. In the five older Provinces of Wn desire to call the attention of
Canada the census returns are as the Board of Trustees of the Exeter
follows: Public School to the fact that the water
P. R. Island 9M1,7012.1 11938 8,819. I P15.C8" in use at present at the school is wholly
arova Scotia 887,800 440,572 1.30 Unfit. The water is unwholesome
Now Brunswick 285,5,91 321.233 rzt
quobe9 1,tonots 1,85tve7 14:0 and has a very bad odor. It is the duty
Ontario 1,620,851 1,923,228 18,6
It will be seen that the percentage of our trtietees to at once examine it
an
of increase is greater in Canada than in d get a supply of pure fresh water
the States lying on its borders. What
for the use of the pupils. We have nu-
ismerous cases of contagious diseases
the matter with reciprocity that is
existing in our midst and with such
advocated, that it does not make the
fi
ve States in question thrive as well as water as is at the school is more liable to
spread such diseases than the diseases
the five Provinces of Canada 2 There
is a hitch somewhere--LoNnothemselves. Should our trustees not
N FRBE
take the matter in hand at once; it then
PRESS.
remains for. our Local Board of Health to
take the matter up, and use such menus
as they may see fit to have a supply of
pure and wholesome water secterecl.
We hope our trustees will take up the
matter and at once and remedy it, as
delays are dangerous. Since the above
was put in type we understand the,
trustees examined the water on Thurs-
day and pronrunced it good. Why do
they not examine it on Monday morn-
ing, -we are confident they will not then
report it good.
lP49)/TORIA NOT:ES.
TUE Times' charge against the Par-
nellites come just in time to retire the
.Anglo -German doctors' scrap to the,
back shelf, to which it belongs.
IT is intimated that Mr. Cleveland
may shoot off another retaliation in es -
sego before eleetioxt cloy. Hope he will
not. Canada has not vat itecovered
from the sorenes-4 7)f 111)8 ca used by
laughing at the lasone.
By appearing in an entirely now outfit and
presenting a magnificent Souvenir Benue
to each stleSerilier tor .i8F•9, entitled
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