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lAt,..1403exttacintuts.( to Sir John but to Sir '''upper,. not
Slaughter Sale—O. A. Powell, ism, but to a man whose mine has
The Best Pa for ',Witness, '
Farm for Sae Arthnr McInnis. become the synonym for ourruption,
Boar for Service Capt. Stratton. and whose personal ehtuactor pre -
Boy Wanted—G. A. Powell.
lieep your eyes open ---.saute nano of the tedocn#ing fctttur
Paintme--Miss Sayers, es which, despite his faults, have
eeeemade 131r John se intensely popular.
'''here is a Spauish legend to the
Q', C"; 1`115 1',1 1oht, effect that after the death of the
-- . -- -- . Citi, the valiant champion of the
F1RID:11', •l.l.V. 21, 1587. Christians against the Moors, his
- -- - `-'-' followers summoned to the fray, sot
IT'S ;;.hent lima lust's WAS a tdOp his corpse astride his favorite rte„ d
put to the humbug style of service and charged on the foe with the
rendered by the G. T. R. on our dead hero in the van, the bulk of
lino of r'arlwity. While we were the army unaware of his death be.
waitinganxiously for trains this ung animated to prodigies of valor
week travellers were driven to Sea- by enthusiam for their beloved
forth and Wroxeter, where the trains leader. Sir John's physical deeeaeo
were running, In feet rho 0. P. R. is, we all hope, many years distant,
has not missed a train so fs,r this but politically the parallel holds
winter. Why was not our line In goiug tutu the fight under his
opened up on Wednesday ? 11Vhy nominal leadership, the Tories aro
are the business men and public really fightiig to make Tupper fairs, the administration of justice,
generally put to all this trouble and premier. and ilea proeervation of order in
inconvenience through what appears
to the former idol of Outeri° 'Tory
four to one, tjlreo-guarteh'e of the
local n igintl'ltlel s0 nhpointsd11110
Protestants, The leori!-Li':utetl-
ant solutes the pnnr•law guardians,
and rho sheriffs of Iho counties ;
nits the sheriffs, in their ture, ate
pinto lite grand juries, which, in
Ireland, possess largo powori of lee-
nl eoutr'ol, The "stipondi'try" meg.
1 (01 their ser Holpfor ,lll, rho most sceptical Con•
istralea, who are pail vinced, oeaseHopeless. The Blind
vines, end whu hold higher courts,
tU0 111.12 rth'r`c,l by tho central
power at Dublin Ceetle. The pol-
ice, elm have iu charge the maul.
tenemee 01' public order in Troland,
JAN. 21, 1887.
Prof Oustin,
T1U1 GREAT MAGNETIC 111iiA1,1 1i,
--at the --
QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS,
for three weeks,
Paralytics and other Invalids, beyond
the reach of ordinary skill, aro all bone -
fitted and some of doom 111arvollonsly ear-
ed by his Treatment. No medicine need,
can be made to See, the Deaf to Rear and
the Menlo to Walk. Charges very Mod-
erate.' Ilrt:s L'M01112 unix 'roller, wh:11Es.
l'ItOFI:NSOR t-1Ur'rt;t.
For the bourilt of people similarly af-
flicted I wish to stale that Professor
Gnstin has restored the use of my hands,
are wider 1' tote egnlmmaId of no in which have been partially paralyzed and
apcc,or•gon: r01• at 1)ublui, who
the
i.-
theloppuintee of the Lord•Lionten•
ant ; and the police, also, are rosily
under his Control. The Irish pct
ice aro a Military force, armed with
rifles and swords,- and frilled 113
military fashion.
Thus it is seen that the local of
_—__-_-_._-. - Ireland are virtually in the hands
to be nothing more nor lees than 110W IRELAND IS G01'• of the Lord-Lientenant, who is not
sheer neglect? Wo eau make al- - Rl;NED in the least responsible to the 0ouu•
lowance for a big storm, but to keep One of the chief grievances of try wherein he oaercises his great
the snow plow in the yard, or some. I which those Irishmen who lesire powers, bnt'only to the British Gov
where else, for three stays and over home rule complain, is t110 way iu eminent. Mr. Chamberlain, the
is not doing the square thing. This which Ireland is governed by Eng- English etateenhan, who has recent -
ie another example of what mon- lisp officials. All the local affairs ly opposed Mr. Gladstout; s scheme
apoly does. of Ireland, indeed, are under the of Home Rule, yet deelarl:d, on 0130
ooutrol of what is called "the Gov.
D0MINI0N PARLIAMENT er13ment of Dublin Castro," Dub -
DISSOLVED. lit Castle hes been, fur many cert.
NOMINATION ON FEB. 1510; &LEC- furies, the residence of the chief ex•
TION ON TELE 22nd. ecutive ruler of Ireland, who Las
Tile tioveroment on Friday de- always been appointed by the Brit•
oided to dissolved the House with. ieh Drown, and has been the ranee -
out waiting for, the arrival of Sir eentitttve of the British king or
Charles Tupper. The nomination queen in that country.
will taho place on Tuesday, Febru The Lord•Liontonent, or Viceroy,
ary 1511), and the polling 011 Tues. of Ireland, as this ruler itt called,
day, February 22nd. The Govern• has always enjoyed large, almost
mart state that it dissointion was despotic powers. He is not rupee -
decided open as soon as it became Bible, in ally way, to the Irish peo•
certain that all of the new voters' plc, over whose concerns he exon- I
lists could be got ready, in order clews 50 large an authority. Fie is age can ho sent to opri ter In epos of
that seven out of every ten mothers keep
' that the 200,000 newly enfranohis• responsible only to the British Cab- their daughters at 17 unto they are mar-
tied and turn out to range from 22 to 211.
.ed voters may have representation lust, and, through it to the British Irl Philadelphut, n man was w'aliriug on
at the earliest passible momoul. Parliament. If every Lishman in I the Pennsylvania raihvay tracic, near the
the island. opposed nosed l+iS policy' ehev ' Zoological Gardens, a5 an 0lrgtile wlt5 ap-
rhe looted just dos ,,1, � c„u.ls..• . 1t 1 p,oac g I Ba tl
almost powerless for five years, defying
all other treatment.
1..tun5 11T110T0011, SEE.,
Queen's Hotel, Brussels.
George Welsh, of Grey Township, bas
been for years afflicted with a severe
Urinary Complaint and could got no re-
lief. Professor Gnstin Cured him with-
out Medicine,
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM PROPERTY,
There will be offered for sale at the
CENTRAL Horst,13uussums, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 25rlr, 1SBT.
At the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, tho fol-
lowing valuable farms :—
Lot No. 1.—N, i4 of lot 20, 6th con. of
the township of Morris, known as the
"Armstrong homestead,” containing 100
acres of land, all cleared. With frame
hense and good barna, well folioed and
watered,
oeca5ion, that the system of British , Lob Na 2.—S. } of lot 28, 5th con. of
rule to Ireland "re as completely 1t
80onitoses containing
100
r norm;
,o a of land,
d,agood
oentr,tlieed 0x11 that evitb which Rus barn and well.
sot governs Poland. An Irisiim,en Those two lots adjoin the village of
Brussels, and are the moat eligible farm
at the tnomsno," h., added, "cannot properties that have bean offered for sale
move 11 stent, he cannot lift a finger i to troth n this neighborhood
gross is perI8 t yAns unparallel
in any parish, municipal, or oduca•ed ahallee to Seethe a gond farm as the
Proprietor is determined 10 sell.
tional work, ufthoutbeinga0ufront• TEEht3.—Teupercent. down at finite of
ed by, interfered with, controlled by sale and balance in thirty tdays.of Other
an English official, appointed by a For ffurtllomaarticnlars at Tinto tiro enc-
foreign goyeruLaent, and 1t•itttottt a tioneer, to Peter T11oml on,yEsq., 13rns-
shadow of i epreseutative authority." sell, Mea5rs. Wade d'. Sinclair, Or -.-0: -
—Youth's Companion. F. S. SCOTT, GEO. ARMSTRONG,
Anotioneer:-,,,_ Proprietor,
Under the law of New York a parent ' a Morris. Jan. 4th, 1887.
making a false statement of an offspring's ___ ,_.-.._.__._�__...__.-.-..__.
CLEARING SALE 0l.'
The •.• 1 , ,1 1 ! 1 e ,t - ' •11711 IIoad K.e) ler `1.00, ofthe
of 211 members, There were about could not call him to account. So , garden, s looted a warning to loin'. Tho
long 115 he wee sustained by the ' train drew nearer and nearer, but the
187 of these Conservatives and 74 ,
Reformers. Usually, if last session I British Government, he 0oulte do es
es excepted, the Government had a ! he pleased. 'Usually the Lord
majority on a party vote of 00 on a ; Lieutenant has heen a great ling -
division, but Lost session this leas j lish peer. Witon he has been, es
reduced, sometimes se low as 20, { the present holder of the office is,
and in ono ease to 10. 'phis was an Irish nobleman, he has yet been
• due to the Riel Bolters. -I devoted to Britieh, rather than to
Parhamolt is eum'ynne,l 11 meet ! Irish interests. •
on the 7th of April. The few weeks' Associated with the Lord-Lien-
interveuiug between new ;ted ,'lee. 1 tenant is the "Chief Secretary for
tion day will be well employed and ! Ireland," who is almost invariably
a lively election is expected. We l nn Eogliehman, who sits as a mem-
expect the three Huron'+ will send I her of the British House of Com•
supporters of the tion. E Iward ' mons, and who goes in and out of
Blake to Ottawa. Tho various educe with the 13ritiab political per -
municipal organizations in k estty •to which 1)e belongs. The Lord•
Huron shoiifd lose no time in per- Lieutenant 14180 bolds his plane only
tenting their arrangements in work- ; so long as his party is in power.
ing for the return of .Pr, Mitedon• These two chief officials, with their
aid. beadquarters at Dublin Castle, pre-
_ side eve' a large body of minor of.
,_Tile
Tue Toronto News says :—There ; finis, and over the general local
is little room for doubt that the re , coneerias in Ireland.
snit of the elections, if favorable to The Lord -Lieutenant has a very
the ministry means the conferring of . wide range of appointing power.
power for another parliamentary I Ireland's affairs are mainly admin -
term, not upon Sir John, but upon I letered by it number of boards, the
Sir Tupper, Sir John Macdonald chief of which are the hoards die;
has aged very rapidly of late, His cal government public works, nati•
physical etrongtb is declining, and onal and intermediate education,
his mental powers ars not what lunacy, fisheries, charities, prisons
they 12001 to be. He will ba ineap• and loan Lunde. The members of
Able of performing the aotual work all these boards aro 011n5011 by the
of leadership, and even if there is Lord•Lteuteilaiat, and work under
no truth in the rumor that he in one supervieion, They inonogo all
tends resigning, pewee, iv; ,0Uen au ' rho affairs relating to the poor, pub -
the immediate, struggle is over, into • ire health, eattl0 diseases, the pies
the hands of 111r Tupper, his failing ' one, and the schools, and other i Within the reach of all,
health will shortly ;mike it absolut• - purposes of local governing bodies, , Address Ibe (Jin' 1?ntxriz o A\l) 1u-
010)11201 0 3., 9811011 20, Front Street `Vest,
ely necessary for him to give way There aro local elective boards in ''lorouto. Ike; 1)b8oiber5, serilind $2,
to a younger an,t more :•igornns ' the Irish towns, hut these err elect. win loceive rho paper the balance of ]860,
leader. ed by e. restrictive suffrage, and and to 31st December, 1887.
The electors of the Dotniniun 'Who . their note slay be reversed and re.
will be exhorted to stand just once jocled by the omitted beards nt
more by the old chieftain, stud whose Dublin. The Lord•Lieuteuant Mao
sympathies and old associations will appoints the lord -lieutenants of the
be appealed to on behalf of the I Irish counties, and these, in their
veteran, 103080 name, is still A power I tarn select the unpaid magistrates
to conjure with, should bear in mind I who dispense justice in the local
thane supporting the Dominion I courts. It is Said that, although
'Ministry they are voting power not Ireland is Catholic by more than $0.00.
Ivan ne ror lifted his eyes from the paper
ho was reading until just as the loco-
motive was about to burl him into etern-
ity he coolly stepped off tho track, and
as the cylinder of the rushing engine
naught hie coat and tore it from off his
back he turned to Mr. Byrne, who had
jumped the fence expecting to pick np a
corpse and said :—"These darned railway
companies want the earth. They took
my last dollar to carry roe hero and now
they take the only coat I've got to let me
walk on their darned old track." •
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---FOB
30 DAYS 30
Christmas and New Year's Bar-
gains at the Brussels
Woolen Mill.
1 ba`e the finest and largest
stool;, of Finn Yarns ever seen in
Brussels. I will sell tho bust
worsted yarns, which have
NO EQUAL,
at 6 ets. per oz., and an extra
find quality of cashmere wools at
8 cts. per ounce for the next 30
days, commencing Friday, Doc.
24th, -for Cash Only.
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to secure your bargains, Colpo
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Come ono, 001110 all.
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