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over the immigration expenditure of the contract of putting a eleck of
spublisbedevery Thursdayworning,attb4 the Domiuioii Government, >' ud vet immense dineeneious iu the tower of
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Main-st-reet,ngartyop opposite "f<ittou's Jewelery cue M. I\Io\vat'e oatlay for the came county of Perth. The dial plate is
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that taken iu the case of the Ameri•
On Wednesday nftelnon of !net
I)eelsiolls Regarding Nowa- sixteen years ago. It is 11u odd cit- week, a little boy named Upshall, of,
papers. uumstanoe that the aefonee in that Clinton, met with an accident wbioh
Any person who takes apa>erroqularlyfront case was conducted by Chief justice may yet prove serious. Ha was With
another's,r whether helms subscribed or not McDonald, who will sit as Admiralty
some °laildrtiestyedaway wereho ontthem, tana
zsirospensiblefor payment. Judge in she present ease.
e If aperson orders his paper iliscontinued __ when one of the number shot at a
lie Must pay all airears or the publisher may
continue to send ituutilthe payment ismade, BY the fih'st of the C- P, 1%. ohipmonk, a number' of shot glanced
and then collect the whole amount, whether July and struck U shall, several entering
the paper is taken from the office or not. will be absolutely free from the Gov. p g
be t medical
mayhis bo vele. He is under er
the tut1 d
subscriptions,ls
s in suits forernhueut connection •its railways, its
insted, n1iutheplacewhorribe paper is pub- ' treatment and if inflammation does
lishecl, although the subscriber may reside lands, its everything, will be free from
hundreds of miles away. nob set in,may soon be all right.
4 The courts have deckled that refusing to the Government lien ; and the onlyy g
take newspapers or pemiodicals from the post. OOnneatioII of any!clad it will have On Saturday morning last, Mr. E.
office ,orrouiaeioevi mud leeof thorn uncalled Turner, of Tnokeremith, lost a splen -
forisprimafacieevidenceofintentionalfrata with the Government will arise out of
did brood mere by inflammation ; it
was valued at over $200. Itir.
Turner has been unfortunate this
year, for about six. weeks ago one of
his horses ran against a wire fence
and out its fore leg to the bone, malt•
ing such a gash that the horse has
not been fit to use since ; the loss of
the second animal, just at a time
when its services are needed,puts him
to much inconvenience.
On Saturday an accident' happened
to a prominent citizen, Mr. `Thomas
Kitt, Lumber dealer, of Luoan, which
well nigh resulted in his death. M r.
Kitt was riding on a wagon deliver-
ing a load of shingles when the horse
became frightened and started to run,
throwing him down over the whiffle -
trees at the horse's feet. Whsle on
the ground, and before he could
recover himself, he received injuries
either by the horse kicking or tramp-
ing on him that will lay hien up for
some time. He is progressing nicely.
The charge against Mr. David J.
Craig, hotel keeper, of McGillivray,
who is charged by Inspector Shoff
with having violated the provisions of
the Scott Act by selling liquor on his
premises after the first of May, was
heard at Parkhill on Thursday before
Squire Wellls, Mr. McDerrnid of Lu -
can appearing for the defence, and
Mr. Shoff personally prosecuting.
Several witnesses were called on the
Mitchell, has I part of the Inspector, all of whom
testified that they only drank pop and
soft drinks at the plane, with the
exception of one, who said he felt
light headed after drinking what was
given to bine.
Another of Mr. Mo,oat's blunders.—
Mr. Scott, of Clinton, we underetaud,
has tendered his resignation of the
position, of Police Magistrate of
Huron. He was under the impree-
sion when he accepted,the office that
all easee could be beard in Clinton,
but be has been advised that cases
must be heard in or near the locality
where ;the offences were committee.
A change has also boeu made in the
law at the last cession of the Ontario
House which would prevent Dither
Mr. Scott or his:.partner being en-
gaged professionally in any criminal
matter whatever. Such being the.
state of affairs, in order to attend to
the duties of the office, Mr. Scott I
would have been compelled to give up
his profession, he has, therefore,
tendered his resignation to the Gov-
ernment.
The appeal case of McIntyre ve.
the trustees of S. S. No. 8, Blanshard
was recently decided in the courtt.
The appoat was against the following
decision of Judge Lizars; that the'
action was maintainable by the bay;
sec. 102, sub -sec. 19, giving him
right to attend; that he was suspend-
ed by the teacher properly; that the
complaint was adjudicated on in said
resolution of Jau. 6, 1885, and the
refusal to admit after thio wrongful;
that the terms imposed, being neyond
Iha power of the trustees, should dis-
mies the boy; that the damages were
not much if the boy's and the father's
conduct were looked at; that 50 cents
were sufficient damages as to the
trustees; and that the action must be
dismissed as to the teacher. The
appeal was allowed.
David J. Adams before the Admiralty
lug 400 lbs., and the home; on a be
he rirxeler atrtes.
THUSRDAY, MAY 20th, 1886.
F10.11ERULE BILL.
THE defeat of Mr. Gladstone's
Home Rule bill is now assured, and
the Land Purchase hill will of course
• fall with it. It is believed by many,
however, that his proposal will be
followed at no distaue day by a
scheme for granting local legislatures
to England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales, whilst maintaining the unity
of the Three Kingdoms and the
supremacy of the Imperial Parlia-
ment—in other words, that the feder-
4Tia fact that it has deposited with the
Government over $12,000,000 in cash
to guarantee the payment of a three
per cent. dividend to shareholders for
the next seven and a half years.
THE bill for establishing exile: i -
mental farms has passed through the
House without any opposition. The
movement must be very popular. It
is the intention of the Government to
start one of these farms in each pro-
vince, the annual expense of each
being estimated ab about $5,000. The
central farm will be located near Ot-
tawa, and will consist of four or five
hundred acres. It in veru generally
conceded that they will be of great
benefit to the farming community,
as such institutions have proved to be
al principle will bo adopted. The in the United States and Europe ;
ob'eetiou to each a scheme aud.erith proper management can be
priucipal
woulddoubtless come from the made so in Canada.
Nationalists. Whoa they epeak of
Home Rule they do not mean local
government such as our provinces
and the States of the Union enjoy,
but of a Home Rule that would en-
able them to create an independent
Ireland and ultimately effect separ-
ation. lu the days of Greaten's
Parliament, the cry was that Ireland
was not a nation. "Who respects
"us?" was the question, "with our
parish polities ? What notice do
"other countries take of us ? Where
"are our ambassadors, our foreign al-
liances, our prestige abroad, our
"nationalism ?" Under Mr. Glad -
stone's Poheme, Mr. Parnell and his
associates would have been able to
answer thoee queries to their own
satisfaction. Mr. Gladstone had
apparently argued himself into the
belief that they would be quite con-
tent to keep within the sphere allotted
to them, and to spend their time in
discussing such colourless questions
as the reclamation of bogs, or the A barn owned by Mr, Currie on the
best mode of providing relief for the 11th concession of London township,
people in the congested and etrile near Bryanston, was struck by light -
regions of Connemara and the islands ning about 8 o'clock on Friday night
adjacent. But Mr. Parnell himself, and totally destroyed, together with
and certainly Mr. Patrick Ford, had the contents.
a far different ideal. Their aim, be- Mr. Patrick Doyle, youngest son of
pond any doubt, would have been the Michael Doyle of McGillivray, died
severance of thee' connection with very suddenly on Thursday last. He
England and the establishment of au was a promising young man 20 years
Irish Republic hostile to British of age, unmarried and respected by
power. And just because the area- all who knew him.
tion of a local Irish legislature, with 0. G. Martin, of Lubknow, has
a greatly ciroumecribed field of action, been found guilty at the Guelph
would prevent the realizltion of that assizes of inciting Wm; Walker to
dream, it is morally certain that the 1 purchase and circulate .counterfeit
Nationalists will oppose the introduo- bank notes, and sentenced to two
tion of federal system, and probably
render its adoption impossible. Mr.
Matthew Arnold, writing in the Nine.
teenth Century for May, expresses the
belief that they would be compelled
by force of circumstances to support
the federal plan if it gave a legislature
to each of the four Irish provinces,
but his reasons for thinking so are
not very strong. The Irish -Ameri-
can press declares with emphasis
that the Nationalist party will accept
Mr. Gladstone's bill simply because
it supplies the thin end of the wedge,
but that any measure of a more
restrictive character would be rejeot-
ed on sight, and that, to use the
words of an editorial contributor in
the Irish World, "patriotic Irishmen
"would immediately feel bound to
"renew the war and to stink at
"nothing in order to humble Eng-
land," which doubtless means that
an active dynamite and outrage cam-
paign would be inaugurated.
VI)RTIGO and various forms of dizziness,
coming upon a man with a spiral sort of
motion, indicate that the blood is full of bile
and, uric acid; cause, the failure of the liver
and kidneys properly to act. For this con-
dition that great specifics Warner's safe cure
is prescribed by many thousand physicians
with the best results.
HERE AND THERE.
News Co- nde- nsed
R. W. Keeler, of
made au assignment.
Mr. Duncan Dawson, of Blanshard,
shipped last week from St. Marys
junction, one hundred head of fat
cattle for the London (Eng.) =tricot.
A telegram has been received to
the effect that Iver, Dennis O'Leary,
of con. 13, McGillivray, while work-
ing on a "boom," near Bay amity,
Mich., fell in the water and was
drowned.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
IT is expected that the Dominion
Parliament will be prorogued very
soon,
Dis. GoLLnlaN, of Seafortb, is to be
the Conservative candidate for South
Huron ab the next election for the
Ontario Legislature. The doctor is
a clever gentleman, well known, and
will in all probability bo elected.
THE bill introduced Into the Do•
miniou Parliament to amend the oleo,
tion law extending the hours for vot-
ing, a few weeks ago, has been de-
feated. A similar measure niet with
the same fate in the Ontario Legis-
lature. Polling places i are liar en-
ough to voters to give each one of
them an opportuntty of voting be-
tween nine and five o'clock without
extending the time into darkness of
both morning and evening. The Act
us it is at present is satisfactory, and
4annot be improved upon.
years in the penitentiary.
Collector Cavan, of Stratford, and
Gfficer Nichol, Walkerton, arrested
Anthony Mehan and had him sen-
tenced to pay a penalty of $300 and
go to jail ono month for working an
illicit still in the township of Culross,
county of Bruce.
Statistics for Bayfield: -140 child-
ren from 5 to 16; 86 from 7 to 13 ;
69 over 12 and under 16; land 1,703a
acres—total value, $S5,545—value of
inoome and real estate, $89,795—
persons from 21 to 60, 236; total
population, 547; 56 dogs --127 cattle
81 sheep -12 hogs -64 horses. Dur-
ing the year 4 deaths --9 births.
At the vestry meetings of St. Paul's
Episcopal church of England on
Easter Monday and Monday last, at
Kirkton, Meesre. Robert Creery and
W. Robinson were elected church•
wardens; Mr. J. Burne, lay delegate;
Capt. Brethour and Mr. John Robin-
son, sidesmen; Capt. Paisey, sec-
treas.; Mr. Robert Robinson and
G:Money, audition, and Capt. Paisey,
caretaker for the ensuing year.
James Regan, teacher of S. S. No,
6, has bought lot No. 15, Lake Road
east and west, in the township of
Hay. This was the estate of his late
father, Francis Regan, and is a valu-
able farm, containing 113 aores of
good land, and commanding a delight-
ful view of lake Huron. Mr. Regan
has uo intention of giving up his
profeeeion, which he has followed
succeesfully for nine years, but will
continue teaching and rens the farm.
Mr. G. B. Fitzgerald, the well
known horse fancier, of Lunn, is, in
Ottawa. He has with him a beauti-
ful piece of horse flesh for studding
purposes, in the shape of Hon.
Charlie, a promising four year old
colt, No. 3,693 in the stud book of
Great 13ritain, and Ireland, The
animal took first prize in Sdotland
when but two years old, while its
sire tools no legs than fourteen first.
prizes. A half sieter was never
beaten in Scotland.
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Territorial News.
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long time I have suffered with pain between
my. shoulder blades, loss of appetite, sickness
of the stomach, pain in right side. No
doubt liver complaint. Six bottles of warn•
er's safe cure made me well and sound.—
W. S. DYER.
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The following Tines, which will be sold at the
Closest Possible Cash Figures:
20 tons Cut and Steel Nails, American Pattern,
40 tons Lindeman Blacksmith Coal` (will be sold Cheap
for Cash or on Short Dates,)
10 tons Buckthorne and Barb -Wire Fencing,
100 boxes Glass,
5 tons White Lead,
5 bbls. each Raw & Boiled Oil,
3 bbls. Turpentine,
10 bbls. Machine Oils,
Also a car load of Locks, Hinges, Butts,
and general Shelf I-Iardware.
Full Stock of Stoves Tinware Chea for Cash.
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