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tarifts. Shall be a juot- 13ur '. I ventift- the fo.11owing fa O School , PIXTU
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: , f his being a `$0,1 he, balance of the jda s, sonk
I -EW ADV- ER! ISE, MPINTS. I . meat, the fl eight I nting pus. They Cofi - .
I . ,aged in mol: -
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I -EW AD V- BE!. ` -vvli ) quarrel One7, calls the f I t ,
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ed on an e(JI-lit, . . t7les f .0m III at w for &Ipu - I '
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. . bie; libasis. sor . I ty I P I I'tics laid befo ,e cNndidat Ile was b r,lity.0"Ine, tile oth6r re. . kn,
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- queotion, and no p 1 6 , liRed h! - S. on're ';an -
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i - -C,al cap relcalotte I 0 Hur n lie I . igh torits, . , . I am a -ware , .,rgtlitlieiu was suspelided, until
ChiX on Vooieil 'xills -T. R. Foster. i formed themselves ilit associations - With impindty. . th official, w Ttw daY
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I For fale or to Rent- Dr. Campbell. I , people of the tative and ijitb!ot I 11 i
[ , to AN0 L Woming a represen f ) . n- class
, the A . il li'b tion that there is a lit that I Be eclinlit ' a e I-nis. 1. . ;a0re, aIl apoloWr I
Kmitoba-J, M. Me- ed "gTanges" I . ' - FR '.' - y of than that of Prohib 11 P I ad no doubt the Gove 0 1 . k . ,;4) the fa 7
I L ,4 . I ob,j'ct of which is - atioll of tile territor I rument Mi" " . i mbers nia e . I 11
Farm for. Sale iii ' I- T io OVEIC11 act, and I e- he [ h nn ry Vj,ork in L trying - to convinoe the . Of - .
I . t off gan-i ion, ol* the , I - P081- 810 - n't '
I Gregor. . I i eet a thorio,I.94 011'r France by the (3011,11MY ... 3-ily of occupa- majority in favor. of I such an willing to relieve him -from this - t L .8 Ile ghbor1i6od that I ara , . I., li t is now announced that '. 111
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Dressmaki. g-Niliss ., *ohnson. I agricliltural pl.atlon of the* , I L tion was c( mpleted on th morning of the , lieving thi I ay be nominated ab y r tie li if he desired. itt they coulc . I I erous and a very bad inan L 1. I ,SUMLILer will appear befoife llyeenm, -i 1
Sal 1, - an I Z in Mich. a g -ITAL
1* In , d__J0h1L Laut.. L man who in, y as t very,dAill,, aiia 11 :09 I rece,qi of Ct I T -e -sal his 1
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I . , z I . - - one who may pledge hi n To I " Iderstand very Well ve for 7 . 1 - the next
Horse f6r _ _ al. ; (10 he official)b 0airs, were
_N I States for politic' 1) 16t1,. inst. I Convention lid L re wouldbe no risk. . the moti , . bavin-
I Imp rtsiit to Farmem K.Sanderson. . URFUT 13KITII X_ tion that the I . i new one, an4
I ev, Goodsand Price , i - -Logan &Jamleson There are about- 6, OCO Of the Be I I gra ges : . I I self tothe principle, and also to restrictive! I pa ill . tur ' - -
. : would, of course, t,ake some so donly. I I Be'echnut " is Somebody i,u ,' -, e being a
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. N i . 6, of .*hic1l'IO`NV ttains A dviceg from Capet)wn stp,te that the I I n the liquor trade in the I io- eff ,Tt this - . ility human form and as there is still a pogs. : , ,.Object "Th T11T I
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. I al honse-Dulicau. & Duncan. t ill existenc measures o i . and there was a POSSib ; I- 8 I flurry of sm)w on I
I 1 have defeat d the British b6at . , re not
vloi Ltre. - ' . - . i 1. I I I icen identit -:-There 'Iva
Wisas Aslailtees , . Cal House ' I tinlie to al- bility of mista Y, I da .
77 -A. (1, McDougaR. ' 562, U"i sour 483, 1 1 1 I vas, I th *t it -could not. be done in . 11 -1,11filre I Ila oh. an off tlic Nvilcoll.-,illl sbore, n.
Ir I 1, 763, Illinois 5 . . L .114- 1 t-i +.I,p river Prah. ; t I I& 4. "I (in"I'lirp.lition . me fearing that I mi m -_A_ Viz - . I l, i
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a ,% ceni ral " alige, - Londoli . Of Idi wan . -1
- , 1 399.. Ine&ChSta,tei: gr report is , cuff4nt ll x brou t loover injuitice o aa innocent Person. But be - i . . .
I _ _ _n -- =------ ' I I solved that a man allOuld be , - I )n, that wl t
: 0 ) Chbinet are.[ re . i say, in conclusk _ . ,_ corri, ,boratel -,))-,'
* i ' ' ,is- , t1i I . 1181 mi I . i .1 - ek. The, fact I .1
I I I o sed of delegat6 i from, the local, al furtli6rchaages in -the I before the electors rdpresentiiig th andidate he would fender ,wholy-x may, he is eyidwitly a sneak and I 'we - - ( ,
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0111 ) U , # ; &e place, , submitted to t 1i sh;ul be the a I - e ON, . - ral veif -1, that
a .. , 0% ot , C in"O - , . In I aoo*ard, and da+ not writ Captains
- . I d P- x:11 I sociations, and over the -whole presides ! ab( tit to t a who should: be er his I i I
. . - . . mtrains hav e Swollen rivers aild I ion, o nd hr n all the assistance in Ilia Po `01" 1 d,wll sigi ,ature ' akiii-, the sta ements r,e&ched Chicago. I .
, I . - t "herece . =ntio'n,for their considerat done all lie could, ;and he , 0 I It I , he I -miler
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. s 1. i at the i ession of thO r,% . 11- i str anis ai property haE we have ordingly selecte crE dit w4s still prepared to do the same in the ': doel a liot intewl, -Mr. Editor, to t1rouble - i` fle kw of the. Nve.st) 11
. 1873. ' only - il OPV . shi,-e, Scotland. M111ch, 1 will (10 us i I a _1_111
. . FRIDAY , eT. 1 9) 1 agaul , )) I . I ' man Who, we are sure, I f 4ure. . 1 . - .1 " 'Rce"' - .
- — _. the " r, gei hai,e 9 d aild th loss is consider4 I an d be ail honor ' South Riding of r' of Mr. ', y-Dulfarth6il atter-it is alwa ;; . UcL e c () m—m- 4' `u't 111
. — — , wfLva thdt an a I et I be destroYe , 11 to the , : "T-11,. +1.10 "nillinato in tbis. m ys ,Alexa r jia,v ,4- -4- f-1111
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0 ab e. thington, of the vi dthat as Mr. Sinclair ll very dis %greeablc to Ila elf
. - The R6f01= L Candidate. I themselvd,s. They'; prote again:St th , . Huron, Dr. Wor ad so , ..
I I . 0 C_ 81 Clair Sal the Central I ,other rij
- . . I . I . I , full f reigb ed Schooner) the .... name ' of Clinton, .is our choice. and he'ba I I and inore so when a coward, or , jgew. York Q
- I _t : ,d it he would withdraw I def J . - - -g -11 bil
. oceedings of i monopolyj* 'enjoyed .by many Classes, Of , d(.enly sankin th i u gently' desire M 1111t _ _
,Aswillbeseen birthe pr I i -%j,l1,ich.is unknown' all C(3 ted the nomination. . . he much regretted ail asassin for all you know, may be r4'.2503000, dall'ages fo
. . § well, and they demand i l ' . hi nomidatiori,, bu - y . for 4,
sd y I . tll(, m a(: , on the 16t 1 carryincr (low I disturb the . reference to Treighl
here on Tile ! maalufaourers, a er .y , -e- to re- ; , ssion8 . I
i I Z I . I . . L r . . . the 110 Iving to (10 go.. Mr. Sinc!air i - or useful nor i interestiAg, but, - . cattle. ; . A
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th, Con n he! d . I 11 We have no deaii
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. ventlo 1 - 1) goods for necessary consuinption, , avk;oli board. . .. . lis of the political. parties of I are Ileith : I
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- ,iald Bishop, Reeve of the . chea, I I 1. . latio , isent to withdraw, . . Charles IKGD... . Ili 1
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I ghts. Whettier tile I no hu- idred tons o eric, Ye simply seek recogiliton, , -* ontile contrary, have a baneful effect ou -Rev.
.r -Ld Warden of the ', as well ,%a cheap"fr-d . . . i . ' ! I I Riding. IV i Worthington, being the next can al ' ular "I.igli.511 atthor, vVill ;
shi of Lsborn , aa - . . * , t Lively0ol INI IIL11ty at ILII 108- k I -ecognitiou be accol led Drk 1 e a and p 1, :
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I I y * -this So'. . i - i had been ind', J I cussions bf this -op ri
I will obtlQ11 -ny benefit ffoill i . Selling the English'inarket. I . , d
31 - Se- , farmers I : . liner, then -iciat6, said he I lbi( i Ch tillas. Re:
County of Huron was 111111111mou . s under - ill a satisfactory ina we 7110 I'pleasure in dib
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T . - . th t , Ila 1. ainat his will, to occupy the positiou I America, Soo a lectl
- Ref04 candidatefor go'l th ' mo ent is a StiOn tilfte only ban de- - t E X w ess Says the Po 4t .at1v piease&. Yours, res act- a echnut " in his abeil , niake niolle I WS
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I . I I ll Mark, Lane .Cqpidl - T1 will be gr( IV - ble him n3 fnvther, blit z ; as he A
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- I I - leete-&'as the I . " lin le SICVM(l Chairruaii 'he did to -day. Although he had always kill a ' I trou C-A
I f needless for us to, : oide. it is a matter ol Considerable I to lisease is $prl ading Y. . t v 1 JXAM, s THoxpsox, . t I d would alw4ys- Con- ailA 1wil butl . . .
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- I . 1 ny -,vh6 .have I pa)cr estilliat Oml, kuew that :be was sl X_ . . X .1
. of, lie doubt in the minds, of ma Tiall 1. fit support of the above Mr'. Th , : aont
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i sa one word in Commendation ; . . I t po't 12,000,0W quar . I : that at the last session )C J - I hi)pe lie Inay please himself, and I am . . woliderful. count .. J -oplel.!'
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I entioll. The caulkii- Carefuily stndied .tile sll.)ject' . said not entitled to - the nomination oil this . stwa ai
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I . choice of the Coil* I . . I : I I ye ix. - jislature of t 1, ince, that b dy interests of -temperance sure ile will do, nie very little hann. -L-Horse
. . . . UITAIPPQ . Lei, . guouild. The , .. * 7 1.411 -11 . ,-,'h,out the AVest, fmin, Milillesty.
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I data is alreadywell lolowill- persol.12.14y o bhe r ways cav w, . . L C%,LJ.X.A , . . . Ynizedthe correctness of the.l.rm- him, and 'bile J-Xqsb ;OF Vu 1! J VUL . 1W V Ll I I
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i . recog fi (l long beew dear to . -hree lit',
at indney in- fire pccurre( 0 . "14 , - I annot T groes ivere lylichex.
t a, I L . and .%a lhey . - v, able spacewith matter thate Texas
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I almost ev y-ojectol in tile- Ridil ,, and . matter. Certain ,it is, 1knother very exteasive ciple of total pro iibitiou, I rest aud the Reform. in . tile Delaware Reserra
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: I . . . J A strip of be ilterestilic, to eithet yourself or your ,Ceutly -near .
stock, Is, as a - i Chicago on WedheSday.. ci , to enforce the prDOi- JJ - nuited in one, a desire I ;n
a verylarge majority I vested' in aveyage. railway I in . had not the Pow , iti4iied rest could be
I in*width wag ally I am,. yours faithfully,,. I , ppropriating to thenas).
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I I we are sure that I . I I . amployled. It aID111*116 and a half .. iles . t ardentl cherished ref erl gener ., , 11. T., for a. . .
: -Lis ot , at a more e- rule, not very profitably.. ple themselves, had strongly pe which he had - long I I lq4 . ens. ,
i ' 0 . I I . . . . I , J on,N L-E-OKIR. lorseflesh belo , ng to i1h
. will bear ,It in saying th b-crillover. The loss in theaggi;egateis nit, which ha(' the To A very great ex- ' - I
' . . I I the Dominion Parliame . would be grati&d.j ept. 1-7,3873.1 - . . he G,overnor ,of 11111blois ree?
ion, ' is. to the improvement of thei. water 0 burned ovell, . lt,)SKLS, 5 . . - -1-T I
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; serving and suitable man f or the Posit' . . the spic of . )uld I plishid I
. . I ., should- ' qt ite liglit for I power, to do so. Now, he asked, w tjlit this .result b vl begn accolu I *OM6 a . it,
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I av6 been Selected. Ile i 9 routes the Western producers I as: not over 200 houSE a have been d.estr6 it be right for South Huron to OPPOSE tile pardor ,ed
could not h, I I - a to -day, so that he 4ad no -w no desire. to s Know of Village . - -
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I -former, -1 - I almost un ci )rktest the constitilencY and shouic V ! t) , V
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4 1 life-long Re I ; I h6meleas i however, is Severe. The pra- - . point? Those for atiou of thisCoD- i Prqper.ty- I That
use,.an ing,of, rail -w . - on this - I - I
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service for tlie Reform, ca Ll is be- I pu aOry lo 11 y t&ri The i . . ' I . Province, .[ n)t receive the nomin t I
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. . I ri, 6 Wes b, of the fire, is covered ,wit. i whom he now spoke bad no desire to dis- vent; , which, he 4ia not desirenor ex- 10 11te Editor of the Ir"U7.011 Expoxitor. . miall t1l, ala would
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I sides. a thoroughly honest and reliable I I grangers" -will. probabb -1 I - - I 'of the po ' dozen bottles of cod lii r oil. Ili t
I - I houlsehol f goods. . . turb the relations. litical pa. -Vies -ct he would !retire. . I with much in. I
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an. His long mu i pab experience cessfulm their b5orts to- obtaiA, lower The bilicion " G 'ell which Profei i- I y did desire to (yet P_ ul-1 -f I 1,n I have watch6d . trfour hours his lungs ivere as sour
m Ilici i I of the riding, -but tb e 0 M`r. Brown said he did not co e )d ore. . -
. I 6riatl] o ,were to cross tb1e I tefeat the discussion DOW, ,going Oil in __ if they had been umde of brass. - I
I cons !Imption I sc r Wise and Dona 11 . ty a reQogniti il'of ' . .
the prices for their ariiieles 'b E' f rom. the Reform' par the Conventionas a candidate, although : ;
- Will also be of valuable service in 0- I I I ensiol ' the E ualizatioii q1lestion. . __1 . 11
- , i . , A t1antic, in has coRaps, ,d. The ase I the pri ciples for which -they conleud He hall I r rard to . .06 * 0. !, -
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. ) a" or. thoselor 6xporta- I I I b is name had been. mentioned. in 'the Is'x-PoSITOR of .
latilre of Ontario, where -we la,re I th n lligher price s f. X after- 1, to TI ere was a letter 1 - Death -of, Toronto"s 71ITat Pre4
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. cal Legis I ; -%N?, as to I &Ve been made on Frida , d the' y further desired, if possib I I P 3kec 1.
portantclualific ion'ttion. Congres's:-% .i,llha-'r(i,yda,re to pile e'inflation was ail no desire for the position, and he ar I the 5th ills3f. from thelpen of .',vlr. Leckie, I
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sorry ter say, 11 is im, I I . 111:101 . enforce upon this conventi ! - ,withdraw his - terlan I
ali . G ' 'i ffis mover and seconder to I inut, which oont - . I -
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, e memb rs. i on1more protective' duties in the face Of - hese principles! a - I
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is possessed, by too few of th, I - . eirability-of making t at- i ame. a P ragraph or two which I wish to i I . . I er Of the ,olkl "Andmaik's 13-
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I -r Of N.1r. Bisliop is also a fit-. , too . almost un ill I ious -1 protest from the c: -owd, tie balloon pv ddenly swayed 0 . it plank in their political P1 ' 1: of, Hay, said t at in behalf , & i )) ? . AnothP
- ail - rominer . Love, few remarks U'Poll, B06hilut ; -at &_P,ev. James ffi-.rris-has p
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The Selection . , ; . ti je nort 1, ripped half way rouna withia P if possible, to uiduge it i o se- .,Ntr. . ;xa,y that I make I, . I ro .
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of the agricultural portion of the nation. .- . ,,,a 'I of tile Hay delegates he would ' with looking after , ,ay.at 'the rilpe old 4g, of 80
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ting recogi . - I g:,leat te wing so lee't a -candidate who was ilvv, I I their e-. press i -that they I Im . -1 daaii,l
I . Pistructions were - diatters, in his diapacity,of County - -1 ,. larri. -Was a' ativt- of Ir
A . volume of ga ' ot ilei mr I s
cultur, Iiat&rb , -Aicliis para,mallilt t 19, ound. The immense s' -Well as profession, a temperance in, . &ould do allintheir power tb,.secure _ I . -
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agri . - I . how 00,000 feet,. ell had been I , : -when he, ought to be looking - )ro-Lla in, the 8ece,ssion til
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. to almost all other ter- I I whi ; Ail was , ht up I . receiving li,
a-, he being an ell 4 . . I n -arly , . Moved by Al . 1(3eorge 11,yalket of , t he nomination of Mr. Brown, but f ailing - - 1 "I
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ave, done- a i ' scaped at the same mo- a&, -r the interests of 'Ile village of Brus- . of that e()Ltr - - I- --irn I .
. Mr. William I - -' rty- to k vote -as _p - -0 -
liccessful Practical farmer. 1 Agricultural, societies, li, . , 11,imped into it e Tuckersmith, See onded by I I hi. I m In this, they Were at libe Ly be the shortcoull , he - resb- terNr 0 _M h -an'
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prising ,in.d s who stood I se!L& , Whatever Ili, * .- . from t , P - '.
.1 I -1 ; at work for the far -me: . By the offer ' I ,ent, nearly suffocatiTig those Hall, of Goderi h Townsbip, that t a .1 fit' Under these:i ,' circum- . I .
is probable ' -4 v, -M . gre btirsti, 1 a .. they, saw . I Mr. L ly one of them . , - 9 'for 80111le tjoe in his w
; 4 - it that the electio I . 'IV,isle says ,the 'f , Is I . ,A
I . c ,i the lee side. I ill recol nizing, the 'princiblei 0 Ags I ., ciatin .
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I Ilia they lave Stimulated i Conventio I I .,;L&IIces, tfiLey felt that Nvere they to coil- I ng the .
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take place early in October.. Thisjbeing ' of liberal premiu the erior mater is e ; I
7 . I las Ca hibition, ple( ge its noillilice to Sup- sent to the withdrawal of .Nx1r. Brown .
I . . - - au ed by , y e P 0 , ) t'rests of that y U . . im- - - ' I-Ockville, about the .10.
. atij)ll Of Ile- ver flo rishing and ' Ching B -
t , up ! production ; by thedissEmin i i the b oon. The r )prietors 8 . . . . . rela I
. I it bPh6oves Reformers o bi ; .1 I - ' 0 . I port.the temperance cause n . ey ld not be carrying out the ill-. El 1i
the case, S, ,L'I ey have 1-1 nop a I tothe Leols- e . IXI r. e With the iiit klal 00in- . . . An.gust in that year. 11-ev. Mr. k,
ports, addresses and essiy tif urstilig -was ocoasion I the e . shape it may be presente( 'sent th W . 11 ti le Af te ,
- doing. If anything like a uli ited i . I ball 11 ' r_ Itructions of those who . 1 IP]itrtbiaollutsvwillhaicgh'even and anon break forth : then And for a 10119 e
4nd I wind on ( immense a el . Hay, corrob Mr. .: ."
. m ressurd'Of 8 r .11 Assem* of Ontario - 0 p 6rric uchanan, of orAed T I 1:,resbyt ' lister of thT'tW,R.r,,
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. - - ed effort be made by t em , Created. - an agricliltural literat re, and , I n d '' ; from iijferim material. 11 itive L, ... M all their fury and rend the peaceful .erian mI
. _111M . , no, . ) -
- 4, 1 dete, . I Mr. Brown then con- ' ; - -
u( . , aninl&isly- , . _ L I
exhiVc oils ve been - nil_ ... ve a statement
of their periodical i . Sting the propri relatiblis of the lCadili' denizens of that . comng nd,ed him to Push oil to wha
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S . I ailinteq, after the I e I ,
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' opponent lave not the -1-----Ill , . AConimittee.compoged of one,d-le- .. ented to allow iLis.name -to come before I " ' _
I h . to educating -ins 11 Ons - 01 the rpt class, Donal a 11 -td donstrilcth in . - . onnce Eaceful villacre' the outside public 4 then know4 a.sy ,)Tk-. 'Inaccordan'Dl
'air But it is well - lievek . - i ; I ,rs pr mised -rate from .each mullicipality, Was ap- . lie Convention. T-Tpo.0 :a; vote being .. 0 - I .1 ,
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aace. . I . 0 . *e stand aloof ,.and -Nix Harris'ea me sow r
. ell teaching . the beSt poinbs of !the best ne-W b,%Uooli of si f he would, go ill I, 9 inte& to con 'with the, temp( of. the -d elegates have little to do this advice, 2 :_
- Be even a weal- ,dve-113XY- . .. .., I ly I - FO r Tance iaken, aclear majority settle -war(', rir ,it 1'1Ztmt placieS _
, eaVi . .1 I 41ow. these fiei7ce combatants to
I I )oIlaidson- accepted tie offe'r. . Mai Je eaching A ('
party -will spare breeds of cattle'i hoksesl sheep,,- swine . deputation, in o,deri if possible, to make were found to be in favor of Mr. Bishop- ' n
i d , . . the Inanner . - gen. ,. 'red af what , ,
,. The Conservative I le wholy %ffair was a shre r ' th' . eir fends in most lewn , journey, and arri is .
_ I . roved varieties ieve th it tl atisfactory a rrangement with em A resolution was then'passed, making . . . -2 - of ' same I -
. and poultry 5, the i lost ar p -ietoirs of 9' 8 . . : to themselves. There is a remark, ronto oil the -8th of 11
time nor labor to gain a foothold i ; a1v . 0 . tion the I esult' . - n n d I , _
I . ertising d6d(re Athe'propi
neith& I and report to the Conven . p's nomination u: animous a
egetables and fruits, and the -W, . k1r. Bisho . I ,l,"..b,xrAf:jpr;mn n - 1 'I
. place haa '
. and if our Reform of grain, N, per, ana th .wever, in Mr. I,6ckde's lette ltivjth Arif r;n.n, n ie
in South Huron,. . ;he Grophic newsp at it as The, Conventioil adjourned for twenty )le was "declared by the -chairman the . - I a t . The Presb)?teriansof t e"'
. of I the public I re
- I b tlLe balloon sholild be vbich a portion I _g7ular s7va ) of pr M
i ; of husbandry. - ; litended w -the Reform I I - had any
. ost , , ,ed iii plemei hy sti , lever i minutes to allo : the Committee and .tile I . ,
. I doing so, I m ImPro ; . .oucern hnd -until that re- altog. ,ts were no-
. friends Wish to preveiat their I " ' I I Oroperly chosen candidate bt I - . .
I . . - n s have also in(idC,,lita mu- i e.1 I temperance . deputation to cc nsult. arty. IN'br. ' Bishop warmly thanked 11ave, some c _'il . Ifing. At t -
nythir. g but a fizi, . : - ether the prospe.
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. 11 that is require( is im . I .. The steamer Iroi .si des, of the Milwau- - - or they had .*ar*kl%ble productio . - of Mr. Leckies hat *e thert wet
.. I lated manufactu a' all I mec in- Upon the reassembling of the Conven e ( ,onven I I wurkg * 3
tion for e ho . F
. ,11lical ' . an in twb, hurehes ill tl I
.. . n. I iuex etic working I rer . 'Lee and Grand Haven I Line, foundered I *ashrought, forth '_ i t lliaentaud im- - . ile -efty, viz., the
- . . e orgailizatio 19 I . , ,n, tion, the following report from th Com- 'ter pledg'xnfy himself to ' Z3 1 . eO 0 ,
.- ommittees sl,),ou e fac i . .within sight. of lani 1, I H &Nr q . I . ad and a'rry out -the views of.. -the Con- -ti . . -
r . tb tilrers I M done him and af 'he
b once ill terests, as ,%lid me- near Gran( Was re, unanil lously I 0 portant pol on of t4e mmunity vere ( opal -lan,ull-(I,e-rth,e-chargeof t laO
i ld be f ormed &I nul - e* . ! strictly c . be second, to none :t `031
I t -it. The passengers and mltte o I op b1trachan, and .
ril aav-%, %g ' Id i *ention, as expressed
' ;! i ,day, 15th. rally considered.t a - hodist
- %nd a thorong;h,can- ohanics have A . e., of these :bn Moi adopte ., i.. by resolution on geile . I i
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every . I . , ; re lit ,4id practical oommon 1, .
municipality, . . . I t, lerewtook to boats' About 20 lives we ' ' in sound jadgme , . - _ate(.l On Kin,g-stre'et T est- The -
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. great gatherings o displ, 6y ajid, a( ver ise .Ost , . . . " The' Committee beg to repor that 'the Temperance qudstion,, stated that, if , - `
s place . . ut this exalfleff opi-moul which tion Of ,t .
. I I i iii-ligs in ., io at that ILL
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. - iv. ass made, so that if o ar opponent 0 ; .1 - sulted with, and hea,-d the e he would be, he Sell.' B
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ll vllig coil i - I _r. was C01101
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L m " 4". lows of the temperance depu ia 01 , woqld pledge himself that so far as his I . I I
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a candidate in the field, such a majority theirwares. ; I I , 'I hreeveport, a elected, , fe4ould care tci Lutrovert, if M far as Presbyterianisiti
,_ I -t v I has I f
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. I - -ow The desi,rpi of the agr -%v is. 'ih=bi ants, from C E L 40pldeaths' ai C ,ay the (,on* I . eCI,4ie is an authority , -beei found,
. 1 gi ultux4l -Bile 0 be requested to u Iftlt ! may be seen filom the I ac
ihay be recorded as will sh I _ veiitiort ability would enable him, he would serve age, to . I
. . I against him , . I Far- ,are occurring -from Yellow fever. . A n the rapid advancemeiit Of the; I - were 61y two, Presbyteriaill ,clerl
South H-uronhasno con- 80eial ,%ISO, as well as educatioilial. . f4, . the claims of their Candidate, Dr. Wor. them and re present their prin ciples laith- I
oonchlBiVely ,,it , . _ 1paluc prevails his * d ; other L - t'ain - Oneof these, 4
th in ) lemp all I te all illusion. And, f&riners, henceforth, . L West .of Kingston.
a -lasg load ill iso ated li I ill *ton. to n, and O fully, and that when he again appeared . . .
In Macdonald, , I . this ("a- th . 9 - ublic poisitions, sholild step 11
, nd will I mers, as a c L Rev IV, iniam Jenkins, of Rithinow
I fidence in Sir Job eing Bouth ii cities On AccOunt Of a vote upon his claim as a temT erailce 1 4spi . ng to P I L
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I Or I -1 I . I before theint two years. hence'lle, would I . I
-Lpport-ers ., seldom Be nch of each other, i I I even ady'ise theii . occasionally ,visited and - p,
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.Vith L .. Id and allow, na. ,-, . . .
h With his Bi - . ease. . . an. I 0 L
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ave nothingr -to (10 x. DUNCAff, Chairii;i " - ' . res )Y ,
I . ecord which ,would ibeet
. I . I acti : I .C.%Ddidate.AL i . . have a r ; preseAtatives T,f rk . I
ogists. -NNre say to tile Reform ers I each other's pro ,eta, oi 11111 L I ('.oil 4 ral noi ni- I Lellow-electors, to choose re]
- l Butler f li ed to get tile t . ea to the handfiA
. . I I - r approval. able. Mr. een accom
or apol I gs thel: a together nation for the Gov norship of Mama- The following candidates we Stated IL r6W. villages where - practim I .
. - concert. The sh, w briv : . . rchibald Bishop 'Us- 1I Ali. -Sinclair . - there, but little h@A b firs p
14- therefore, Work, and I nated, viz.: A -file chairma , . .: I e dering Of the ic - he , t, Sa
of. South 11uro . n Convendon . noini . byLsuchservi-es. Ont
. . . I. ' the chuseds at the liblica i I ' teckie attributes the blill)L'
. face to face. Here they can discuss , 8inchiir Goderich ; Ko ert that as so many Reformers were ifow I
. : - . . , .b rue ; J. S. . I 1. L n . Se '10, '
0 tqu alization Committee, in r gard* to L I [ , Harris pr
I . commence at once. .. . . ahz and pr6- last w(ek. Findii . . the majority of ..... le i _. . he thought -it would ! I lu .p -U-, iuer, I& -LN1 . I ,
. merits,of their favorite luiln Brown, Zurich. I . gathered together, 'I
. __ - - -_1_17 . i , delegales agains ail the astute Bui ler towns and villa&es beingplacedto high, to Ills hr ,jt sernion-iii, Toronto, 1.11(l
. Mr. Bishop, being the first nominated -make arrangements for the , r)
I - . ducts, and learn 1whereii they excel ani r to try his chan -,es T , be well to r bein,cr chiefly eolllpose d of far- I - t I .. Con
ce- MOVeMEnt.* i withdi ew, f i l , : I he C ' eeting, as ad d; Ire.s.dy that boL13 ?.,> . - . I lea to iganize 1. 1 Z
. -rr' o' . OU'ven- holding of a mass m
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I The Temperan I I I... Pr"IP L I . i alled upon to address t 11 The repres6litatives . - s, -were . elip-rgetiad
I e. excelled. ' TideF 'and mcre' libenl next ti Wash Lrn was the il mii ee. was C, ne a, and says : tion. _ff.,L Presb I
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-1d in ar . i - t 11 tion. He thanked his mover and SecOnd-', been done in v, riou .ther co ties, to I r , -
The Tem perance Convention lie I took place a Uf- I wliships beinc, being principally I Jesie, Ki tchun
. A b,Llloon ascen ion ,t. of from to n ond_ed by the late
views of me -A an(l things are er tertained, . pioe 6 qil for the honor they had (lone him in. protest again'st the scandalous coii-duc - .
. . L alo, 0 1 under tlye a -Lis . I f . : I an es )ractica
. iat give 1, I I his name soprominently before Dominio Government in relation i I-) 9 - r` -
Seaforth, on. Friday last, -wag largely ,at- and friendships, f, the 16th, i _ * the X1 o faripers, ctenerally place too hi 'c / showed Ilia zeal in a v ej-)r I
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. f rom all parts . 'are forined tl Prof. Kill& inprese ce of 25, 000WO perac als. trin tated I -timite, -upon village property, ilot from., . ner by giving a il-ee(l 6f the -two 11
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tended by twouperance men. .1 . ging lie, i . .
I new zest t I - lit Of Mr.,King was acminpanied by four rep- the Convelitioni Ile was a man WhOl the Pacific Rail*aY charter. ,s I . 'h '
o life. !,This social ( leme t motive,: but be- which tile present K11 x'ChurP- .
. ath - It was resolved. . . I - . The po rty . $ L . g be held, he ' 'any'wron - or dishon es I 0 'a
of the So' Riaing. made no prete'nsions, but was A Plain that should, sucha-meetiu "' C I
, in the charter, resentiti-ves of tle press. ,cause many of them: b ave not ail lintimate . j;aCent 1) *
I L - To, - ow, stand, =1 b,
ow is not mentioned . . I I - -hat Mr. I , jerties ii,
of the poli cal the sh' . . 'lea ea, like the majority of th: elect- ! had good reason to beh.eve 1. t . . -
. - if neither Iti parties landed safely .at C( ri Ling, 130mi A of farmer .: I kilo wledgeof the actu-,,%1 value orl expense . besi&es, a, ChUrehat his own le)
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. . I , I ,which . only, Sp cifies " the ancourage, . What he had to say wy ald be. Blake or Mr. Mackenzie, dr perlisps I 10 .
. A' arance clu6stibn . t I 11 Buffalo, after six hour of ail - aerial pas-, ors I. ,. ers: of the' of keeping, lip that, kind of 'p*perty.." - AtinL's were proe,
. on factures and , . . I said ` ,a few wdrds. if e xeceived: I both, with other leading niemb i .; - ed the- internal h -
WCF1(1 recocr ize the tempo ti 11 Lanu , in h I !a
I .. . - t Plan1,_ -ment of agi: - ItUre, . I sage. I . - I In other words they are charActeriz an assessinent "Pon the f5ews of th(.,
and make prohibition aprominen . - 1 At. This . . I -
1. I ination of the Con"elition,, o aAend, *
-the Advantages the n9111 party, c uld be got t . ' - 11 '
ar . - . . -able ignol-ance of a ve - lel-s. The na-me t -
the mechanic , ts, " but I . _T_ I b6 rd, he sug -the unaiiiiii - ry neces-
in its-p0litical platform, that a strictly fairly,: f f -I ous ,I by deploi became seatholL
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which. the allow offer's -h ir miii glin with rHE REFORIN CONVENTION, . ,honestly and above rgesti n met with ap - sary qualification of County Councilors. - -The.. Presb
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. tempor% Ltp , . - - I would accept it. Did he consult. Ila own proval of the .Qonveiition,.,an& the chair-. , l. Leckie I this ch-lirch -was
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. . . . . ce,oalldid, -, in the temperance en -1, evefy falmer -who attends . . . . . . By- what process ofreasonilig Al - . Church of Yqrk,, U - C- " The new
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-Lglit forw I I __ 'feeliflgs,au(liiite,rests,hewotilduct(I ' man and' Secretary,. in Conjunction -with ; :
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his fellow -m BishoP, the Ullftniln)as' 1h. 1 laIm ing conclusions, -
. I I . .1 . _: basiarrived at suchla 0 . 'Was ,e 18th (
interest, wonld be brol ard. Dr. Archibald. tati es,. were., re- I I f orinally op eile d on th
. must.appreciatel ' I I - . I but. in deferen6d to the wishe _pf is the' County represen i but
I no-, Convention. I
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. . nd* ee o' ' eillighte - - 182-2, anxi - 0011tillued ti
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; Worthington was. the gentleman, Selected order to nl kii the show L *success it NO " . . ftien(b, aill the interest of his p 6rty, he "quested to make tile ueciess ry arrange- :, *e bave not vet been I I !ill anding. rua,ry,
111, . . - ese facts, notwit . . the oAly Presby-terim,
I -§ I - he calls th . to be
I as a Candidate, providing the -object they - - I - A C onvention -,he Reforiners of the was prepared to forego his own feeling ments for such a celebrat . ion. ' ' the ink-, tho towiL i
must Vd progressive. Fitii clers must I -met at Seaf ith and ' 7 - After the usual votes 'of thanks, That sentence should be vagervl d in . of worship .
. had ished. . Sou6h'Ridiiig of uron. l ileferene"es in the matte He &C., I I
in view could not 'be accompl or Tuesday last'. I I p I er, arently handed lafter year . I
. . . take ail iiiteresil 'in it, and b -' archives of the Oo I.Ilty &nd! 't.he, p., resent St
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. . ing speci- on_ , r the purpose of -Doin- would say this much, howev that it tbe:-Couvention closed, all app ' 'L '
- At the Reform Convention, - howev ', a . . ' down as an heir -loom to succee&:ng '.9.eu- drew's Church, at the cortler Of -
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I . I , s of the improvemei its made .at horne inating a caudida E in the Reform irter- was not through his own seeking, that: I highly delighted with the harmonious . i is- I -reqteA,
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resolution was unanimously passed which mon' -ill be, if t is lipt ali6 3 est9' 6" contest tile constitueney for the , that ),Is name. was brought bef ore the I and agreet6ble maniier in '-which the pro- cratious. ,as the very embodiment of w . and Clitirch streets viz e
. or the, show w "(1y, I t - I dom, and m,atui;ed Judgment. ,Aow im- that inetheprbgesso'f Presb3-t(
the temperance ,men. . . seat reudered. vac by the resignation CO had not ask6d or desir- ceedin , conducted,! and detet- . . _ th , , -
meet the views of - I I an, old story. ye . h,-, Ive. so nething of . . C . nvention, as he gs had been vel wAh their op- portant these vpage Reeves nilust,feelt . v markA
. .. . - of M r. Gibbons, ' rhe Convention was ed ail piarson to do so. He trust!d, that mined to do battle bra . . in the -city had been': '%1P_'r3 .
I- mal . . -ug it
. This resolution is a fo recognition by . y . I majes i ien they ha rhtily li. fle, ino
the old Ath6nian with .n iia, ,, desire to - mo,4t 1%rgely attended, ; sver t _' ecu" as, with -c in the 23d of Ju:1y, 182:3, a
' . ' - I . . o wboever should be the choice of the Con- ponents, if necessary, o. a re the sue.. ' 1 ;_ - -
. the representatives ofthe Reform'party ' ' - i* I . . . . . stroke their Dundrem whiskeri ,and 50 yerrs,ago, -Nh-. Ila -rills was foil)
. hear and see some new thing. This is held In the Ridi --almost every mani- velition, he would be the unanimous choice, cessful. return of their caudidite. ' J -
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. in .the South Riding, of the desirability 1 1 Ily represent6d. - 'The 1 would work sho aer to I I loOk their less favored 1)rethreu ducted as pastor of Al -e -new chn,
I b6 cipalAy being ft ----------.* on
nk . and that al - llp , ith - R I
. , the show tl;ere she 1 w I - -,thing-like Pity nim for many years coiltinuett as. I _.
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I - right, andat . - . F _ I 'shoulder to secure his ele or A Rejoinder. to Be' haUt. th sonit gled wi I
I in accordance with - - ' Uonv ntion WaS'Dlganized bylvl : - S.- ction. F '. his - IV
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,of prollibition" and . I . found the attraction 4.1 lovelty improved' . .1 . con on,,zclotis of their , Supreme . "he(! and RO '
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- , le nominee , I Sincl, ir, Presider t of . the Reforfa Asso- part lie was willing to support, With all - I ein C -minister
I . he Editor of tile J wis t pt ing Congregation. The 0
the spirit of the resolution tl I om the 'onvell- 210 t 9wron )Osito). doin . nd ofthe la m-entable ignorance
- __ Stock, . improve ' implbuients, new, va- 1 ' Pli ing, being called to the his might, any Pe . jcg armer, - - I
- Col venti6n pron-dsed to -use his-. __ " t i ciation of the rson wh -the - I B' " -ell , tibe unsophisticated f ,who can . -, pre-sents few 1W
i of the u ge, 'file im-' chair, and Mr. . It. Squier beino' aP- tion might ag C dped RExn SiR :, eechnut as spok, , of I ' . . Of &*p . . -
i . rieties of fruit, te a ,lea, &d. I tee upon, and h pastor's worl,
, I I judgment
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I exertion inti -W Legislature to our- I tary. Mr. Sinclair ade all. Should I again. -Your readers must Barely have I not get into his thick cral ' l -a Anil the eourst
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- Lie 0 act upon point act as ISe -. 6 . - a for recoi I
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Itmost proved farm sh uld be ma . , . . - 0 comprbli-encithe val bi vil 'Point
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tail. or remove dic liquor traffic. . It will I I explained the cans -, which led to a va- he receive the nomination, of mlliell. he, been in ecatacieg on receiving Pie Exposi- sufficielitt - lue o -, . - B:axris was no-ex,ceptiontothe geil
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1. I d - . and 1 the expense f keep- . I i t iloi of his ,,,
temperance a:dvo- the show, ,which, in return, -w ill act upon c &1103 , in South J[uron at the present had but little hope, be would- Support I TOR last week and rea ing. " if Beechinit" . la6e property- :, . - I He ko 't the ,,evei
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i, I - - : ly I ing it UP. Man* - f owevery - ed by'DIX
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1 thus be seen that -tlle_ the farm. . A man mus be -vel y conceited time, and also referred to .the bu.s ness to the utmost of his ability the princi: on Equalization. 3' _Bu. if j they 01:1 , apeetZ,t I)y, all , and lii _ -
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. ortaht step - . s he calls !have extensive and costly buildings UP011 I 'I hi
astes have attained a very imp - * Wfe 'on- ed all his kne man, or phadom, fiomintimate fellow0lip Wit)
I . -, ho cannot le ... m inu "ll ,at. C well coil- which would be bmught before plea for which he - had contend ,w the 11 ,
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. at political par- - - . I , . I I . . ?reci:ate his These m rily not be ouite 90 -th a6d hir, 11-indi
.n inducing oile of the gre, I i tific, t s, of himself, they would ap et- their farms. . . - - l -hisaterling woi -. I
I - . I vention. After this, the .cer 4 life. ' ' -1. . I
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- duct4_d show., 1 7 .. I extensive or costly as some buildings in
ies to re allize tile p6lIciple, and incor- : I . I I i were hu ded to the Seeretary, Mr Sin I grow thising, heart. In 1 44 -the ffis
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. I '. I - I P . a4i ., I . ' '!!attempt to villacres, but they Certainly do not I - 1 0't
. Go- - - - 11 delexa. es ig geotlemen called as . clai.-, being the next on the list, forts to enlighten a benig . ted people I _ the Presbyterian. Ch b n
. "I i , rate it as a plank of their pl,%tf Orm. It .K J , d tile followil , . . said hat per liaps he had some Raim, on still mbre. He make3 'an I lik N . they bo .
EWS (IF"TEZ WEE . I -rom the
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. . i 14 en blcatO - dele ng of his st tement ill a up 15 e mushroom S. either can I d wAh the RiAlk of SCOU
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.- . I _ I h !7 Illy 4uth . gates . eformor; of the South Ridi 91 as ill change the meani . necte I
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. nind' however, that the . 1. ( __7 , . . . i expense. Tradesmen . 1. - -, , 'be -,
. . I , municipalities : Ihad been in a po, iition to former letter, regardin place.
. must be borne ill I , I g the one-man I-ept. up without . _. _k , e. x um . r
. . ttings pt Ioe a lous times past hel . cousifltr.4)1
. - - The Coinmis&n continues its si -P. McPhillips, W. L Wi I -Ower, and Chang" ., raseology to - give their labor no cli eaper to i3, farmer,
. Local Legislature have not the powertto . sitphen. e if', render them' some service aid some, P the ph, I b el ' I time left 18t. Andre-NI's Church,
. r I al ol ured until . 41 istic thbugh." - H an . I
I laily. Nothink espe(i 4'berhardt S. Hoggarth, S. Press, I 0 e , d bililding material- and i!,urnishiug
. might think that- lie was n4w' er titled to effect it, .chira ieri 0 . . ed a separate collgre ation o`n A,
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prohibit the 13 airafacture aald sale of in- ( Olin, Geo. L I : , . ' Irf to quality.
. f Wednesday, wheil Sir J Macdonald : e, accordii
. i In t wasallow d to tell 0. B,awn. I I , conslderatioi from them as a re ard for theA treats us to a rehash of I silly twad- Cost the gam . t year. The iiew '
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;oxicating hquors. , al hes withi ook the staild.; He .e . - l . u ing his Then, all things being e ' -
All th I I I Goderkh Tonwhip.;-G. W. Par oils, th , _ual,-whycould July of tha -
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. e Po- his owli story, 'Ic - ost without interrup- - . .1 , e ba," ehend the- vilue Of - ' allv CA
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_.. ts power is to advise- or request th . .. . -in I d, ompairlsonba th sis, m , aisley nay acl hill
I I . . . James Torrance, Jol McDonaj NV. . them to view'the matter in this light. equalization as a C - ki -11eil I
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-tion. "His evio, nce lk I expense of ke6p, . 17 V .
.1 ! asserts that Yill-age propei:ty-and the -
ninion, Parliallllent,.with whom the - pape. . Wi , have t acq Hall. " . . He wished t em. .to ; act u a manner of assessmenf of 1872, -and 0 a more . . 2madearrail,ge-ments for buildiio
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1. . i the daily pape K ty. H L , Sn', F4t. .Fergi Lson, which won best serve the in equalization and origi church. Before anythilIg W
A Ority rests, to do Sol' This the Oute, Irlo - for C inment thi , J I T such : . -fines .
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. done, and bile ek. Re . W olly d led he fact of ' . i . , ch of a vill 011da-Cies to the - .
Legislature have aliffeady . we . . I rl . age. How it ci ,r thal
- W. " kicha , B. Shantz. the future.. He was proud to b a able to he, gives prove that one or both of su suf%esting(
. terian 011-urell 11 f .
il to gi e th Americans for .7 ti
. logotiatioil .. I St -vzley. -Jam a Bailey, John. E son, 1 E wa. m political assessinent8 were notoriolisly wron'. graudiloqi ience of an indiv its sh-hould -anite iaid fo
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etion of the Coi,iveRtion.on.Tnesday.ast_ ank I I ;ay that he had many I I idual to drop be& rM -01
I eiit of the cou ' any part in, the oiicl t of tl e troAd, and i the chrysalis forn-, and become tr.%Ug* it being umulerstood!
z Was an eudorseill rse of the . . Hug ( , ilmour, J Seacord, Geo. A Aer-fVrieuds in the South Riding, 'ail I he be- He then loses his,temper, and uses some that 'M r. ,
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. . .. r Ae pf ll (11 i .6 that thE I n1ass. . I - very naughty language indeed, and- i formed into the full-fledged Citizen of -1 q - .
"'i:ature. Wo believe that all e ort utterly d the assertion il, Jas. Wa . I -lieved that should be receive th E nonlina .: - Z:) I . I willing Uo retire,on aA allnult'v. ,
- . h d M11 lit' I'the oharte,rfoi I 80
egis. lent h goinall t e xe of a some* '
I . i - ; Governli. . . 'I ' n. Like othei - . --(-',eo. Walker,- J. Dal- he.. ould be ha a . - I levelitually arrailge(l.
F ! Tack-ersmith. I tion! of this Convention rdly biacomi ** o puts on I ham -let. XNTeire4uit- awo -Mr. ft l
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I . NIcHa lie, C. Dalel Jas. eAed by a 1,%rge majoiitv. But, all the airs, of a gentleman. : He says, I What Prevalent opinion., hal I -
f riends of ,-the', ('1over Liment, Sin Hugl- 1 las, 17m. . . Lot what they . ed,but -still 1-11,
. a dopt the -principle als.0, )ut - - , , Y . astic effusion I to a few, that farblers are 1i
I ' JN. ("Ousins. '. things considered, he believed it would I " '.Captain' Leckie's bomb t . . lone of
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. 0 t o . . Allan i ed to fora 1%abscriptioi- I- 0 'h ' Whether , ,jith ,their th, eonareffatitm as . ,.
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- - . .. hether o:not that pa,rty will assis In - , i ' U,borne.-A. uncan, A. Bit hop, R. : be more to. the interests of the pa rty -to 1 is d aTakteris.tic of the nian.?. should -when compared . elaers to the ver v last- - .
I I jo- tile- Ei lection'iFuild ii i Onta rio, and th( I s,tch VT -e-
. . 1, 'Koy teith-, John- ho.titly, . U., P ar'.Kins, i select another man. - Tli ere NN as every I my connection with thd volunteer Com- I more accomplished brethrou, . - t, re - ' dispositN-
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I - e reform, remains to be seen. - more warinly -Lirged -to make it a libe a ' ; led pardon- -of a modes tlrin ti
. r' ; Tlio3- Pollard, Doliald M-cInnis. 1 probability that before anothei general I pany being dragged in is intended for a sumptinil, however,' is (lee" 're to pilsli him-ilelf into "'
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— -.,---- . _ sGriptiotil -a t1 of the ("rovl ' 01)(lerich Two z. -W. G. Smith, V T. R. 'ion ther would be a reconstruction - slur or a' compliment, or from envy of 1 able being the of In
: . . I - electi onfined Saw the cit- , 1,
. . I where - I L i q I _V of his"I Lllopti,oiv'
. ernmenit fount oil all hand7q.that I - earance is not C ,
I I I I V, ,' of the County, alId that the mui iicipality I the position, it is - hard to i tell, but, if 11 whi'c'h, to all app I . .
rhe Far,mers' Movement in I he : zi. Squ er, Messis. '07ynn, A. Smitb, I I the sinall ii,sionijie ant Yorkil
I . - they had one ollax t 3 spend, the 01) i - C, 1. 1 to farmers - los's to Unfor - . .10 . I
I , I . . Sinclair, Daundell, Wilkinson, . 4 in which he Tesided 1yould not I e includ- from the last cause - : as- Wh )Ublic
, . we'st. I ars. 'iyiddillg t( . ! ,J Cam 'ure Mr. I . at a I I P tiful Toroill
'. ,position ha -O dol not the good the large aild benut,
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. . s.; - , Strachan. I edintbeSo4thRiding. Shoull. such.al " Beeellnut," that I will only be too hap- tunate townships who have . . -hile I 11110"
igh c ,,. 0, - . . I T . t t * AN' th,ze ',fil -
The fa'rulers of the Western t the, rcTlest, Sili uted - I , pa,lectuai . 11 n_el"-4i'lil Co
- .. States are. I . Ereter.—Mr. Johns, Dr. BrownIng. chatige take place he would tl,en be a I py o give way -as my business Will rt otj fortune to be represented by ilit Ji MWI
. ] .. Ge o r ontr I i , lilembers, to whowliv 'I ' `
. 000 thro, 1 ar ler, withl U J i r 0, just estimate
- ugli 8ir-, tati i ants cipable. of forming ,
. lave . -1 B. 1)'Imiltz. iden . I
.. . (re,itcominotion Tbeyl' - edge, , id 1, , mtfiorth.-M ". M cLean, non-resi t. Their represer Ve Il afford tAe time to attend to ibe duties as 1 gi, _6111"N `
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ft had taken Itheir ' et into I , of '15eptelnber IS , 1)
9 1 tl,.,e Dominion Parliament woul I occupy 1, I should do -and could he only g
s4i hiniq er the delk ates 1 ,
E, stibsequently Sir J ol , I
. : .. d thatthere i thesailie position, and he fearec that the some ,of these littl side ay be:'the reason 11 ip - - ,st 41
. Le,, I seat s, the ehairilIan announce 9 o positions he . 'keeping it up. That in.. I I
,I I eave an adc(piatu return for the labor $20,000 more. 'This ,as al the mol . I - y towil.9hips choose Te.pre- 11 I the laigest aii,j we,'thlik
- - . . 1. I was a deputation from the Teniberance I fact of both their repildsentatives being might - employ his leisure -hours better 11 -w-hy so "mail I -at P, ,;byterial .-
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I 1'. . . County . 11 , merelyof tlw tk ,
raild CaPit - expen(I'and. invest ill he received fr ' llaaes to t I . ..
- al they . I . 1 I I co,rvention pre ent, who Wished t 3 be 1 non-resideuts would operate injuriously than going round tlie, Iilage and - co -un- ' sentative from -\,I 4D 1 I
. s i r 'in such laenoillination. H- 4 11VL8 1)*M '
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. . faxms. The price of their (fleat . .1 I . - . , 1 heard before th. Donvention. - A xt S011-1- 'I to the interests of the party. He'did , de 8' . -d
; eir 0 ; , * . try me ffing, back-bitilig.'and, as Ar- I Council.. . ingulax judgment I d fo-ar .,
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is often so l "" ',,Sses'4%11.1 reverses 'for bli - v -1 S" R1qER . S-7 rvspe- - _
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..,in p oceed I e effect tha- t4e iiot say that this facit should k temus Ward says, " sticking his nose e Constita ts ! -the ripe 'ieore, after I
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. I . , ot pay the expe . I -Te sa MY . .
. I am- 'I' . c,itry, Sept.16, 18T - . . `
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lu gagemen ii thh I W . __ .
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11 a, less d6grreu, t1le ',a (-, is tr110, O.f t hiCir , I ) we] e admi anies Thompsor, hair- and used to our prejudice. There,was munition firing at the rong target, ixor -0 0 OP - l i
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. I . 'ove - inient force ' --;- es. -Chlirch of -wll- 11 lie III
i ed in a; victory; for the G , , a, t nited Stat terian I . -
Nv-yinn R. McKenzie, a representative no target at U, and this
wheat, -barley, oats and other core'als. Mal I, Mes 3 also a prejudice against . .
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ieing d( eate( with 1.91,co . 1 .nie of, holiored as olle, of Ole origill.-J,
The Carlists James Beattie. A. Monteith, A9dre ' d. further there -,vas truthful part of hi w ole ,I tter. A, y I Die Tylg I
. - themse ) is- . - I w of his profession, an S h e, 11 eri ii-, the a!)I)rOPri ate 1 - I r . I-
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,Ehe farmers have set . slaughter. The illimle,re.of n-surrection ders., : .
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. . I , ,;. . Govenlo , Jt INTRiams, Win. Cam-pbell, a feeling that Goderich she ld not have person who hedges hiiiself behind -ill as- ' theeditor of the leading -paper in D the, I I I I—.
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. - . ' I i i iLt e was 14, ON 1, I - County, ilig - to address I '_ - ;
. ! . cover the- caukic of this condition of'M- i ists engaged i the 1) ti , 1 6tion of Uth sumed name, for the.pigrpo e of bely., -Ex-Governor Yates is I
; R. Brett. I I the entire representa - I I
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: I ived at is th# a I while thA of -the Republic is was wil, r , I -d rpwll N Ic -
. :. f air,%, and the result 'arrl I - " The,eb airman f the depnta ' ' read and that the' 'outh sho-al(l. be c nsidered. and abusing his n6ghbo s, is hardly 1 oldsettlers of Adam', a I I . OT - E.
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oly has be'en I th. following doe ment, which contD,ined I He knew that such feehngs id exi-it, I worthy of a shot, and " Beechnut " gen- I ties, Ill., at th.cir reiiiii - , 1)reak- - PE Dii-c etor,-, of th -, - -v 11111t
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ea,t outery against inonop . I hat Don ,4 phonso, t1 I e I I . cultill-111 1-*%0ektV wilse.11 11. I
I I It is reported t I tile views -of the epiitation, upo a 'i vbich. ' he felt that if he should be sele ted as the I era lly llikes better to: stand behind an swallowed ail old Bottler before - - - - w;d' 11
i I a 'left his co - I - . ths Society -A protmtb 4 '. OrtI4 ('
'arges: of railways , brother of as I J . -, 0 t a -k- Ca es . e _ il d ast every -morning foll,vears., the'20th (1; -vol 1-' ei1te1!0,,,1-, at lite h-
. ..- I et up. Theexcessive ell Ddi' Carlos, h, I they desired th Convention e I ' adidate at this time that th ',e feelings moankment, or ill -the trenches , a I f. - . 4
. n co o market mand and retqtned to Franoe. - . . - . I I I - se,%Ieral U.1011- A -)I., ft*,*,e booths fi0tht, %ftll. .
nveying their produce t , I uld be intensified. In view, there- , make the balls, ,and 96t some of his pli- Villi,,ams C()lILe -
sige e, of the il - I -act ion : I wo -At I I
(IMiug the t\vo,anvs o '14:
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- . enoK Galv , Z, intral, 1, . ,. tools to fire them - H ' class, last I I
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. - they claim to be tile great cause of its . )z oj't7Le R(f6 -)?I! Con. 1 foree, of these facts, he considered it ad- ! ant .1. . le winds up by bers, of the ) en 11'aTOU Ainieultui il si ei#-tvovhirl!
. ' surgent junta4l, has I.Eft CC thagena, oa To.the Cha.11ii . I I I . . sbill -
. I ' visable a select a candidate ledf,zome' of tile- fte
t . (lay night, drag, :; the 2n(I - .
I - . from the 1, a tremendous volley of epithets, a -ad says , nii(lllra aav - 4 0,Abber, 1'
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,ow price . 4 Id word through- fron, th bett,3 an(I held tl . erills eash. V
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the hands of .a few capitalists, and attacked T()'rre,%Tie a, MS. ob ect being to I The delegat from ,the Pr(bibitiot withdraw . eIX other acts - of . JOHN UAIX-N-J.-A15 l3
. : . . ev'and Seconder to , out the ("'ounty, for most of ; them. I be- besides coullilitt u` .
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