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; . . at Fe rl ismentary ,represen ield.' Last years crop w . ally Inoculated
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I .1 ire�lhtlg is belo, I I . t V . ith the infected
. NEW,ADVER"_ SF44ENTS.. - i - �- I . ceding, any fur�heri inv6stigation by Parli a,men I Two short crops in succession must cause himself w fluids in order
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- . � ; . � truly yow $ . . I I . which lie hag I hip - h distress, and cannot ,to* study the modes of eont,10013 ,Q
! � , into tho' base conduct of rices, Mule
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liarn, b8s-Belfry & May. � : I .. -1\ , I of * considerablo effect on f he even o . . making
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-Pairers, &c. _Wliu Robertsoi� & Co. "Now wailt�d-Sir John Macdonald, allow their repres ia�tativea to overlook been a.ccused, and, the -correctialass : fail to produce . microscopic examinations of big own
-A Ipple B ' i tile Dornin- whichacc'usations he has. merce of the Kingdom. The pur- .
T - Complete -Hoffman ros.. � I
I Stock $25,000; Hon., Mr. Langlyin, $101 DOO; Sir ; himself partially - COM ad, to sup- blood.
, I . I . and excuse conduc A�ich as I I I chase of broadatuffs from ab'ro . . � .
Irassie. : . G. E. C4rtier, $20 000. , I . . � I , - - I ,
� To Debtors-WIn- C -' additional, $10,0*M; ion Goveniment hhv�e been accused of, admltt�d. ply the deticielieyt must draw a large JOSEPH ARO]a�.
7'eacher NVanted-Win. S. Mundall. , . " Sir, John A. i dis- This � is a point which should Irleceive i sum of. money from the country, and I - -1
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-James Shaw. I Sir G. E. they deserve to M ain, under the . tiel; also,' ..
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Teacher Wanted ; Hon. Mr. Langevin, $10,000; 1 .. . s raise the price Of that ar Ifin ffIRS810111 to thiX Conti, 21P, -Itorneo; � -,
Jeacher Wanted -1%. Gibbings - � Cartier, additional $30,000." - � has Men brought upon the earaest consideration of the clectors 'i. thu I It
. . - grace which - ecord their I and the direct and'indirect consequence, Wanted for English AiricultzirvL1
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Furse Found -Jas. Pickard. ..! It must be remembered that all this. . If they allo-%i - thes � traiisactiong of South Huron ere they r these circum8tances certain.- Latorerm. I
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"'eadors Wantect--john Jones. i If ey are _ ; ly d o not wear - , es QL']�,1139(1, SOPt. 1% 1878.
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. ,aborers, Womted--Geo. Biggar. I . ., . . I I -examinatib)-wr pressure, I have long-.Prepar Id from the evidence which has I pecially for the workillig obasses. Mr. Arch is a speoimen mid 11M17 .
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I ally,proper cross ,, - . I Bucii a manner, the-V-1will I -Lot I - � I ..-.----I - .
I -'ard of Thanks-Robt. Wilson, - I I , . , I r . -_ �_ - Englishman, hearty, robust .ilia h ealtili
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stray Pig -John Shepherd. I ,Wheii so much has been ii I � NEWS OF THE WEE K. inappearance. He is abOut five feet sev.
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. anch circumstances, and more disgrace] I I . . � great square
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age Works -W. Grasa�ie. � . ains them GREAT 13RWAIN.
- eaforth Carri, I I � which linve been brought ag, ghoulders and large limbs, He � has a
. all . . expect when the � witnesses are subject- — � . = eral of a Feniaii colonel, named � .
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- I' Sho-w_John Leckie,-- Brussels. . . . I - - n fidence The long, large face, with a high forelie,
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51 searching crOBs-exam- and to vote entire and implicit co . -ad
. 25 Reward -Gray, Young & Spairling. -ed to a proper an. . - - I . � . 1, ,-it brog,heda, Ireland, * oil the
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f 1. . The Conser1rative iNgminee . . F3 cO1: Leoiiar( gray -blue eyes, and a strai lit, well-, I
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f, . ;1unation9 It will oticed, that the de- � I � in ir!, John. Macdonal(.1 I 0114-1i illSt was attended 'by 10,000 per- '%.� aolr;11yj1yP^_i11-T1r, f,hi'mni, J-,1___ .
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. . . imand 0 ned iLt_tbe above letterisnot We last week � . I great obs V I - -Fily ba �,arnest-olli,e who.
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. � servative ConvenEon h,4 selected Mr. leaguo�d� then one tacle . M'. tit the close of you as tboroug . .
-1 ing for Mr. Cas re- I Chief Justice Qockbu ' no iiiatter what business he may'happ6il -
I - Hugh pei �onally,- but on. him or � t� _ Ay of their Vot
. I __J�Itrou txvoo*tor�* on Sir ontai I . : . w is ,
� � . Geor'e Case as eir stan�ard 'bear-' 1 the hearing in the Tichborne case, a few
I � .. his company. N w, what conclusion can 9 .. moved,' But if, on the. other hall 1, they sunied to have on hand, will. proseente it to the
- � — ,� . � ill South I . � da,ys ago, said if the Claimant re � very end, disre,ard-ing obstacles Impossi-
I er in the coming! contest' -ot satisfied that the pi%selit investi- 0 . . �
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I . .— . i . . ' possibly be dra,w I from ,this other than H' ron. . We lin(16rStalld. � are n . . ilia travels through the country) I'l -
. FRTDAY, SEM. 262 1873 of which Sir Hugh rer 11 ; i that Mr. gation �� of the, Royal Commissim is a senting himself as a Diart3nr, it wouN )e
. . that the compall ation, 1. I . . I stands before you in, modest simplicity,
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. I Proper one, and believe tile duty of the court to p . yet manly indepeDdeuce, utterhig eve
ceived .the proi , Be of the Presidency th ro igh and . ry
- . * andidate in I- 0 - 9, &Ddal by committing him to jail. EN -c-17
.The Scandal Investigation , � and is now in the field ag 4 c I ke fur- Be . � word with. a force and vigor �arr i
, - I . � t Pp.rlianieut should still ME . ying
. � should in realit3 - 1 furnish .the, funds asked -6 Conservative tha . . colinected with tibe .
-called investigation of the Roy- i . as furnish flat. The reasons .1 e cannot " onceive- Judge andt jurYman . weight and enforcing atteution, like the
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. 'I . * cas ad been threatened with assassill,11- . -
I . . The'so erred for. If,therefoirewthe money W, which induced th a 1 selection of - Mr.'Casei ther elaquiry, then w e b, . stroke of a sledge- ha mmi�r- He tells voll
&I Commission. into the charges preii i i , a -,� their -way clear to hon� against- t1i,e: defendant I . -
. ed by the compa uld not possibly , , . - � h.o* tl�,ey call eo: tion if a verdict he seeks Do dikinction, desires no ho�or. -
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by Mr. Hu , C21 -ton against the Go.Vern- Y, ir Hugh. f, in wia are at a loss to 1 ; i estly ,'And conscientiously oppose Mr. should be brought in. The Chief Justice lie has an ambition, and that is to bet.
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0 be a personal gif � e offered to several . ,warned the Claimant that if he made all-
ment, an(l 11c,w commonly known as the . I admission we sition was, we belie ,, � � �: . I . b, or appe . - ter the condition of . his fellow-toi& i
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- : view of ,the f.,1from.mois bly Bishop. ' - -I al -before the public, a nties Of Eng. ;
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. di a�wing to a close: aken others, either of -Amili m wag immeasura . -_ � other speec
JPacific Scandal, is, ,� e p,b �arrated, when �, I 1 . .i � ould surely be imprisoned. New er
, hay. . ove , . i thaii he.. i . lie w day land ; to lift thern. from the depthe of .
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. During the ewly part of the �procee: i with what ' h better qualified fqr e popitioll . political Jobbery are made I
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tirely All howdver, declined I the I f . the trial, and public interest in Poverty all I .
� . ridence taken. was almost en . ' y � proffered has let O -n--a heritacre of. .
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I the e,N ready peen mide -public? a case has � The Dominion Government eases. Since the above . toil have made for tbei .
� . � " a Mr. � Case seems . the case' incir toil ; to take them from a soil �iul I . r e.
devoid of iilt ,xest, for the reason that the ag " at the ( ,�Ov_ honor, ,with dian] m, an I o�itract for the erection of t1i e neces-
I . I � not been made out a"' � t r6- the P warning from the courtA the Claimant fuses them a living, and transplaut them
witnesses or .e. and all, professed to know I to have been pitchf don hs the Ilas. I : Vimiipeg, Mail- . 0 in which he . -
. y strong to coDaJ � I sar pub ngs at N . i
,ign y ' lie buildi ,,.,in appeal, i
" r, .and ernment suffici . sort ; and'. unfortlMatelylor'llimself, be . . has pillilhshed . to a newer and better, where labor is ---
� but little connected with the affail. . . everlaE I I I - ,and as an index of how tl Le work states ,that the prohibition lb� the. .court worthy its price and manbood ita priv.
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I . _ thera to ng infamy anc -8�1&me, � has accepted the d r. itoba,�� atio a a
-was m ade by t4e Comm,ission - . . qu ote the of speeches from him or� solicit 11 f leges. This is his ambition, and � he asks
no attempt . � I thing ily ' i -
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11 L theM -what little they (lid ! C�se been a prominent, ' n an acti-�e . aid from the public has cut off his supply a nobler one. �
to draw fro . . . � rom the Fro�e Pres -1 : I I . you to imagine . �
� . . that w6illd do i t, I ; . folloN6119 f . . Of funds. I I . MR. AICCR'�, XISSTON. . I
. 'know. But latterly the I)rincipal actors I . . r his nominlItion
_ - . In . tlie defenc the accused it is member of the 6A3, L I I T)ae Government has purchasoid from which, it will be '
: . e of . il so much Bur- 7 The steamer Muxillo, At the Citadel, the other �llight, I
in the drama have been. on . the witness . . . : might not have or , Isiolle( e the independence of remembered, run. dowil-an& sunk the 6�
,, leiresi maintained thal this money was. ao� -vanc- f I . Dr. , hultz (despit . ed ,by heard hint -state to tbe� Governor�G ral .
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- stand, and a greater degree of it L . � d by Sir Hugh_ IlOt ag' a (Juid 1)ro quq . prise. But, althi u 6rh hei is, We believe, Parli ` eat provisidus) 200,000 b ricks at Nortbfleet, liar, been -surrender the object of his mission. In emigration,
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� has #ta cied to the evidence which they e " an ultra Conservati ve, be has never hith- ,-,R Spain to the. British authorities for the ,aid., was to be found the remedy for
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. . - arter but as�a suliscripi grage to take at that pric . Leav- - tibn �of liability. �
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for the'Pacific c , . 11 . i ing like a has 4 en - puri�ose Of trying the ques. the"evils afflicting, the agricultural labor.
saw fit to ph ce before the public. . 'Sir : ! erto.occupied,=3-4 . prominent I sel wih be sent
� tion to the eleotim fund, for the purpose . . ing tl,;e ii,�idl�peudence pf'Parliame at phase It is expected that the v es
- ; ing classes of Great Britain. The over.
4ohn Macd, nald, .Mr. 1angevii'l, Sir . � I a - ition in the ra4s of Ilia party. -But 'tli6 question entirely, and discuss- to London, where -the -cago� will be tried.
, . of assisting - P, itical 'friends. To any posi . but of I ctowded-fieldis and the superabundance
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Hugh Allan, and Mr. Abbott, have each I . he has been nom*1 I ng the transaction purely upon al COM- Her present cap, i is not the . of labor weren6t wholly to be overcome
. . who may be in ined to*be led ay by, ted lit- at the time of t1i
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- in turn, told their little stories. These. I ' . ' . the nomination, aill we must now deal meretal basis, it call be denomi colnuianded her � e collision by the, combination of the toilers.. The I
. I this absurd th Irywe would-sa�l.-is it I I is not ,for , tle- Bhort� of a public swindle. The J)ricks with the Northfleot-�. - . I . land, system stood in the -*w3v - and
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ations ha`v e all been given very concise-. . � like with him as we find him. -It . . %I I . I
rell reason�l Appo8e that a maa . ; " in question are of A most. rniserabl I qual- . SPAIN. gh the laborer might hope for better 4,
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a -ad alth6ngh there . , I o�as which in- I thou. 0 .
ly and correctly.. I - ' use to enquire into the reas. , d were they ,disposed of 110 the T1 e Bank of France has agreed to ad -
0 itical � ity, ,%,n � 11 � and. possibly better fare, he could
. Sir Hugh Allaii,,. wh - had U� . th; claims for dis- c ulil not- - Iles to the Spanish � wagesi � '
way of . � 0 PI)l or e highest biddet to�morrow, *w , a
was little interruption in the , 78ym dilced his selection � . vance 100,000,000 fr, . . never as -ietorsliii) himself, .
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� Iderable c-6dence, ,p . I � . I cc which th I . . The aceunlulation of w,;�,thln thelt-ands
I I 1 - his party. realize lialf the pri verlinient. '
. croas-exa-mir. ation,--cons thet-4-who had never but oijee, Accord- tinction which li has upon r them, if indE ed they.
. . . 0 � . I � en is paying fo General Garibaldi haff, offered his se'r-, - ilies enabled them at will to
of a very inportant nature has leaked I .. ; We leave'. thsee little matters to be dealt m . . I . of P-reat fana
. I . (I al a pol- I be sold at all. We doubt whether' , Spainy I mauy
. ; wg to his own statement, vote . ' cou . vices to the Republican cause in ff
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. - .. . � i I '. edi dispense even with the services in ,
. . I . � . -with by those who are more, imm ate-, all Would employ them in
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- out. I � . . itical ction '! it likely, -we say,that . I y ril,dent man ay pric,-. And but Senor Castelar has dec1iii, . instances of the laborers. 11 V -hen" be ,
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. 4 ! : .1 � i 1. (I slid a ected. ' � a but1ding of his. own at ai . with thanks. - I * d - I spoke to two, Dukes and fourna. ,
Sir John, in his e-%idence,'. has a6knowl- �such I man wduld ,give, as, a all bscrip- ly intereate ' I � It is officially stated that the situation "' I
I I . elio I : , . With Mr. Case i a a private citizen, we whil� the Government has gon-, a long ble Lords who desired a conversation With
edged the authenticity of the tel,egrams ti ;he rnious sum.� of� ,$H7,000? �. ; roa :iout of its legitimate way bo make
on, ` I I . have 1110 fault to fill d. He is� a quiet, un- I dj� of the Carlists in the north of Spain is me* on the subject of -labor, they toldme
to Mr. .Abbott Sir Hugh Allan's agent, it *ill- be -noticed that the . this`purchase of an independent member precarious ; desertion fronf. their ranks be had in Russia and
4 , � i Besides this'. I . . an there was corn to
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asking for- " -ten thousand d1ollars More'. " . . inoffena ve, 4rliament� milimited,quanti eg Of as is increasing and'the demor.
: . obtained froM, Sir Hugh assuming, . . of P zica -and tbat they and t4eir class
various sums c . . 'the rep- h i . durable bricks as the Do- ,of, the Repub- Ame ,
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. He alB o* aeltiltowledges thexec4pt, of that � : and in his business relations � has. an some and . spreading. The discipline were determined to stop the aggressions
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___ were not given as subscripAi Oils �.,to an- . i . . ' anufactured lican troo a has vaLStly improved. -10
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- - VI t__ . tion of being U oroughly I upright and min on produces are. being In I Then my deter ii, I
d.out Idirect- uta . ellhin at th of tholaborers.
L - money. He says that before lea ing 0 eleciion fund, b . in tl�e game locality, and s, The enT of the Spanish insurrection at .
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. � - . These, bcwever� &Xe his qualli- ,_ - before wayering, -was formed, I spoke
iii it- honest. I e as the Government aye for elia is approaching. Disseusions-
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tawato attend to"the elections in Ontario 1� to Ministers Piemselves. Thii, I I Saint rat Carthag ' to the people Land. told them that Old
. �, . . L I I . . I fications, and'his qllly qualifications. for at unsightly,,ilhshapeh) d rotten have broken out among the insurgents.
laat slimmer he instructed S-ir!-George 6 latidy any . - the in�o .
I . i elf clight to b enough to k . I � . i Eligl and had done -wi-bli them,, a -ad that to
. - ' y . L )n �o w��h he-aspires.L These clay daubs, to which. was ever a Aied the The Government has oEered terms whiel
Cartier to apply to Sir Hugh A . .
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_ I 11an for ' erson that ,as not cc�ijttribut- the positi( . I . the prairies of the West, hereafter, must
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. .p - the noneyNv I. - f � - ' misr'omer, bricks." I the leaders are Ali to accept, but � -or.
k-.. , . qualities, altb,oug'h! good', in themgelv�a; I ) bettering 6f their f
funds to assist " carrying theelee-tions-in ': . I - they look -for fm
In � ; . ed me rely foro � e love of the caiise, but ; I I wers. The liberaied con-
- : � ;1 11 The Doctor seems to be rat -her a trol� fear their follo . tunes. And here I am i o-day-.� Aly f4l-
P - Ontario. :Be -fore he receiv'ed any! rtion fall far short of the requirements of a Par- . . .- . �r all who talk
. 4ration. � . � victs, threaten to massac, e, � '
. I po that i ;,was piiol out for a consid bleSOme and expensive meiiibEr of the - lows have sent In. e to " spy out the land,"
. - e tele raphed e4tativd. He is, entire-,, . of peace. 1 ik-
a 'have j h, - by the � to look for the soil most 1i ely t6 yield ad.
of this money, however, h K In ad, lition to t1l 'a, we � , the fact, at- liamentary He bas,been boug , , I
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- . � . I ly unacquainie th the public affairs C mons FRA -SCR: . r labor .invested, and I
to Sir Georg�, authorizing him to proi #- ' . ,* eturns fo .
. 1 .ugh, . eguate r
. . teste� to by bot i Sir John and Sir H . . = I the,c h
I - � ent several times, but I e is one
. . ise Sir Hugh �he Presidency of the Pacific � . . . L�( r taken the* Dr- Nelaton, elebrated Frene am here. in obedienceto their wish. I
, that no - mone 'was paid b � th latter of the country, an( has. neve . . d r - oh 8 1 r 1.
. . . .. � I y .y e . I I . . of t;.lo,-,e who won't -stay bought, and, of surgeon, die ill Pa is I at I day nigl t e anil learn for Myself. The
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. Comp msmit- � . . . .1 pains,or the tro able to hiform. himself. � . . I t want to lie -
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, any. . ��* cl�y or two after tra tintil he had the assurance, in �the wrii- � 7 I ent Canadian politician He was born in June,; 017. , emigration agents infesting the country
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ting this telegram he applied to and ie--' . - I He is a Congervative-and a - bigoted one wllcl The object of Victor Emanuel's ,visit
I r OI the fo er, that he would receive . .. � . I pl,ay upon the credulity and the poverty
I . Ing , . . I ' � remarked, I I buy them to- day and
, oeived from Sir Hugh the sum of $25,. . . 4f the -Company tA_ which at that simply because his father before One(' to the Emperors (if Austria and Ger- of our people, and many have been en-
. the P residency, I youl said to be to I -secure their co- .
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I . W. .Wh . have to ,bu an 71, 1 ,in theyo�ver
en this ran out he telegraphed the c hart � him was a Congerirative,� and that is all I . . . ticed to greater hardships th.
. � .ain possible aggressions '
I . .- ; er WC11-11d. -be C. . This , I ; I )) . operation to resti
. I � .. . i He has MO Irowm nclured in their hovels in Warwickshire
for $10,000 moire, and was still short' �� . . . .he knows or ca es about it. I I . I of France and prevent the efection. of- ' .�
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� . I .. guara atee 1ps 1 given, the. ' ' ; am — . n or Essex. .
and telegraphed again for a further ad- . I ' never taken any p4rt in,the public affairs * a s to the Papacy. 1
4 President � . ac began in the New Yc rk Stock French ultv monta e , - MATION syr.R.,;.
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. paid and Sir H gh , appoin . 1 A PA�N I .� . THE XMIC
Thus, making in all t . r. of the country, atd. hii 11,;�pd entirely UNITED s�N,TE*. , . . e little d4endence
vano�e of $10,000!�; , I of tha Coinpai�y to, which 6e charter . . I 1. . Mai ket on'VVednesday of. last week, and Yellow fever coiltinu � to ipread rapid� � We ha-ve to plac .
w- . within' himself or himself'. - I His , , it , es upon the specious. promises so glibly
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� � W,000,which. Sir John himself ackno I was granted. Irthis is not;i pl " . . i inu,ed untit the close of the meek. his, and '
I I ly in New .
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I edges upon oath as having received from . . . . name has never been hea,rd of in cqunet�-._ - deatlia is. so great as to held *ant to us by tb ose whose object it
. conclusive ba-rg in. and sale,, it would be . � 'Was cciafined elmost entirely to bai ikers and the percentage 'of I to be to draw so much per head.
. tion with. Agricult aral S6cieties or with - I . -Is . seems
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I I Sir Hugli Allan. Sir John'further ac- oliffileult to dete*nme what is . i � . bro tlm oing usiness in Wall street, cause the most seriol - 4pprebensions. . The po-ople I represent desire fight upon
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- , . , . I ly unae- _: Wilkie Collin.% the Elighall novelist,
vious to his grant- . = Z municipal affairs, 4-nd lie ,is entire . rces and advantagles possessed
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. knowledges, that, pre . . . i I . and'did 'not -effect .commercial ,Or manu- sailed- from Liverpo6l in the steamship the resou
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-ter to Sir Hugh Allan Me- � 7or South 4u, on. ainted with the W� orking dourrilunicipal I by the different portions of Rorfla Ameri- .
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. ing the'ehar . . .1 . . I I ; (In I I I . fapt,uriuk- interests but to a very slight - Algeria oil: Saturday la4t, and is expect7 I
Mullen placed in his hands copies of all . I . - I on election . u ns. R a lias ney'er been'known . I '. I I -ca, all ,anxious to ;ibsorb British labor.
. Till. Writ for he South lfu� I instit, tio . I I ry crisis has been ed to arrive in New 'York early next .
I- I ex, "nt. This: moneta . ders tand fliat the people
I i yllable. . n public in his life, , 4 - ; I . , It is easy to un ,
pondence bety0een - himself has be' es Ilickson, to. utter a a those week. During his stay- in that city lie ',
the corres , en rece .ed. by: Jam; I thelmost disastrous in its res'llIt , to sirous of emigrating wish for Bome
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- , at he and. if sent to Ea. liameDt he woul(t b,q a will occupy the same -suite! of room I
(MaMullen):, and Sir Hugh, so th -Esq., Retumin 'Officer, who law is§ued . - - I more authe�titic information than paid
a � . . K I �, I . . I . � I i rthly.j3er. effe�tedbyit,of anytha. I. -s -occurred. the -%V estminster Hotel 7 that were tenant- - agents - ar .
! . . Pro amationj a] - . I . -
letters, � .. � : ay - , or able, -to
ughly aware of Sir Hugh's true 'drone artJ a duh�ny, of: no. ea e ,willing, give� I
I he nowina- . 4i . I ge liumber. of �
was thoro ppointing: t .
I I for 16.1al! years. A very lar ed by Charles Dickens on his last visit. I ge -to promise
heldi . Brucefie 6 ; ' a"' nothereto give p
character as o(thsclosed in those� id, jon Wednesl vice but to rise i ip and it down in ob.edi- � ledg.s
) � � tion I �o be ! : failures have� taken place, an4 among ,� A territic, storm prevailoid throughout. . migrants here or so many
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before he' " him the chaxt I . . d - ., �tbe Ileigiliborhood of Tallahassee, Florid4, 'go many III)
. gave �� er . BlIt d - � )ctober 8 1i polliJig, on the l5th. I once to the nod A Itis lea er when a di
, I . . i - . ; We arewilling to profit by any
ay., I I I � thelm* are the well�known firm of Jay there.'
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-' �5 i ' e is allowi vision was being taken. ;1 To put forward Cod . on Fri day'niorning. , Several stores were
� . - ay :be beld to us in
w1lat cotild h,6 -do ? he hall receiveill W, win be se7en th but little t In �k & iuducements that in.
. ! , � . Okla &,C9., G e6rge Opdyke & Co., Fta *
- 1 3 . I . . I I -unroofed, .30 -or 40 houses were blown .
. . 000 of ,Sir Hugli's money', he was'not in a. ed * tion. We would, therel such a mail in 01) sition to Mr. Bishop, desirable quarters. We have had the
p for - prepar. I �� . I
� I . Hat"ch, Henry Clews & Co., and Richard dovhi, and. several others badly damaged.
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. positimi to refund it, and tlie only course I ait fifteen y len, f i houses were de- gents of the Northern Pacific Railwah
l fore, �,ay to thcEe who desire to see th who ha's for the ears taken hicla'were supposed to be A great number o gin .
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then open to him was .to shut his eyes to Reform � candidate successful, be up an( all active and. pr nii�eilt 1part in, Agried- stroyed. z TI o idered co. -st.
. . - . 11 . beyondthereach of the wildest panic. out to us the golden prairilesaf the We. .
disclosures cont `ned in , - . � I . .The
'the damagmg Ai 6 Let lo committees,ine ery see tural Associatio: is, who has served a -long I pletelyruilled. Three. or four lives, were I - The
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. I ( oing. I I . . � Th; cause ascribed for the ctisi3 is over-' lost, and-geveral - . , re wounded. i Virginia sends agents among us.
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the letters, and accede to his demands. tion be formed, � 6t once, that � ev'a �y possi - and faithful apErenticeship. in positions i . - 11� - persons we - � C adian Commissioners lecture to us of
I . spe; ulation in railways. A large number of �todk was killed.' The an
. . I the .eastern, townships of Quebecy and
. . e'Vote maybe � oicured for the l5tl L. Theke of honor and trust, i . .
Sir �ohn Macdonald also acknowledges bl who has ascendeA - — I road.wasblocked byfalling trees.. The
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that he was asked by *Mr. John Hilliard will undoubte'�'ly be a contest and i ,every step of ..... Punic ipal ladder from - -, whieh tel'-graPh w' e ankil fenlies. were down f Or Manitoba, the Sasv.atche- .
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. I . . T I I I I I . PNCLkL XXHiBiTio,i to direct us to ..
. . lil- . . miles. The'loss is imi inblase. , Saint Marks �
Cameron Chairman of the Inve8tigatiou ool ti ukee to the highest u I and British Columbia, In fact,
won't do for th, � Reformers ol 'So nth Hu; ,�hat of sch a i . �..
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. . I t 1 . . is Peing held at London, .alLd which -aw, wan I
, 1 � was completely washed ,�y, only two I from every North -America
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Committee, to use his in,fluencemith Sir ron to allow the constituency to I ie wrest, nicipal p9sition the 0 of .the pe6ple ter of ...
� I . . . terminates to -day, is generally ac- houses were left standing, and twenty 4. ' 1111119 . ,
. Hugh to obtain f or him, '_ Mr. 0, ameron, ed f r 6m them �hrough a' f eelin I essful families were rendered homeless. I'the're are aQ:env's. 11lit we are co i to
- - I . g c)f.over who is thorough�y and hitimately ac- 1 1
1 . kno�wledged to be *he most succ - I _ric t work, d to -work where our
a discount of $5,000 -at Sir Augh.'s bank I security. Tht � � have won . their presen b -quainte(ImrAh.tlle,Wo-rk�iig'of themuni- I . . � . I - The- yellow feverlis inereasing at Ame a o all
" I . v . th "t has been held for years, N ear y labor will reap its highest reward. That
_ Sir John- co lied. with ' u ons of the country,. hnd 4, . Shreveport, La� About 20 deaths occur , ivil?ges -
in Montreal. DIP position too de i rly to allow it to i ��ip fron i cipal instit ti I ., a &siTe far political Pr
. - . . . - every department was well represented, daily. The same epidemic is also pre- there'wa3 I
Mr. - secur a' . Ll Vera' d on'the p4liti- 1. I . 3 object. -in n '
Cameron's req�iest, and. this , vay. an I thal, i re e he must assert and hi�, I ti d,
e them in If y�hinlr like a who *a wi .
. . 1 5 . . 1. . an4i the quali of the animals and arti- valent in Memphis. I '
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from Sir Hugh the discount, and M -r., Troper effort i§,made, there is nothing to .cal questions of Ole day: is a gross insult � iciiiall e.. 'The homes on this side of the Atlantic
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. Cameron pocketed the money. i I : . . depend considerably for its conslimma
- . . hinder Mi. Bi' op's election b % major-! to the inte-Uig co� -of the ,electors. , We was A deipatch fr Teheran on
- I y weather, for Provincial Fair week, on the constituti al rigrMs the
I - , � ', the return of the Shah of Persia to hii , ' i
Mr. Laiagevin, another memb,4r of -the o Letmat, then,l believe that a � �jorityl, of the ele'etors
ity of ovef .tw(, , hundred. - ; pld saut and immense crowds A a ecta- : new -comers would tind thellils lvea en-
. . I ' i p capital. The whole population turned i titled to claim, --
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- howing our re Will look oil it' K ffilch,� and that when ' � I I Their leading desire
the stage. -This th6� opportunijy of a � sent. A large nur lb6r went I .
Government, Comes on I I . out to escort him to the- palai3e. The
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;. I -tile Shah in a brief speech, stated he
gentleman. also acknowledges having re- strength pass 1 t�aimproved. ' il -ve . fitting that� I would be to become land owlkers,- to POS-
. I the time comes ey wi, gi w I ) I
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. . � . . ' best I a prmci- I Bess farms and till the soil. .
-rom imes, mim . � rebuke to thos � who, for purposes ,; . had visited the Pa.rh ments.and
I oeiv6d f , Sir Hugh, at ti - - . I . veral Huron exhibi -
. . I . Iig to na�nes of Be boys figur al institution -RCIEL'S IFLAILT 01? OPERATIONS.
ing to The Meeling of Parliarient.- known to -them,, el ves,'arle endeavori , p _a of Europe) with' the MR. & I -
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sist i defra,ying'alection, expenses in his Pi I trliament � has been summoned to foist -into Parlia mient a ln�n who 'by na- i4 in the prize list. ' ,The - f i ill list of special object of ini�roducing what he To sum up, from the conversation -
in I . . t . .- -the administration the great agitator. his objects are to Bur
� . . � prizes, howevdr, has not yet bE en obtain s&w good in them into, .
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. seotion, near Queb I q . I Meet for the d 3pa�tch of bu *ne;s on the �ure and trailli gJ i's notoriously , . . . ' . I - e
E51 1 unfit for et ,hom. a the
ecI .. I I . . . .1 ed) so that we will leave. the Mentioning of his (.4overnment. 1. vey the country, to sele
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23d of Octobel., - A stormy i ' Ositi 1. I 0 ! whe la we will - PRUSISIA.
The next witness was the greiit corrup- 11. I . f 'names until next week, .Tlac wife of Prince., Bismarck died in I wbo will next year -laud in America, and
-te . There is. no &ubt - bult ting circujhstances,:apecu� �
� I be , Aticipa 0 Tinder exis . I I peasibleterms-
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tor himself, Sir H -ugh Allan. He frankly . . �. bJin a position, to'give full. P ticulars. Berlin, oil .Monday, Sept, 29 - to obtain for them the best
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� Sir the Governindrit will endeavor, ou th -I- liar significance a ttache,!s t;O the approach- . _� . . wmw� 'bind himself
confesses 'that he hall funtiab�d . I - . . I I I. . 11 - I r . _._________� lie will make no promises,
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. acclonald, Sir Gleorgoa' Caxtier,, .strength of thqinvestigatioii,of the Royal ing election -in Scuth Huron. The prog- , �,, MR. Bisiao.r is, personaU3., a decent Why'waE; he �_S%urprised? by no pledges. he -will lecture in the
John. M, � . . .. , , ! I � . ' ) ,eady announced,
and Mr. Laita,gevin, with sums abiounting Commission, to get a cl arance frOID- reas i of the colit, 3s b wili be eagerly watch- ellough sort of � a fellow, but is anything We do not know what to make out of - principal cities as ali
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. 19 . . . resent t1ft ln't,elli t eo- the following portion of Sir John's eyi- but as to his arrangements I didnotob,
. . I - Parliament o. . the chair lqB_ proferre I '' bies all over tile. b4t fit to rep . - I 4A y There
'80,00,, . 11 . �,b� both political par . 1( (';FZive ro in him.
and piniry of South Hurdn in t e dence delivered cu � 'Wednesday. We tain any information f
respectivally to $45,000, $ 9 , .� ,9 . -
. -agaanstt1WmbyMr. Hunti#gto 8 try andtle -e., -Llt,willben - _ ff - -ressed
. $32,000, besides other lesser suins to sup- . I n. It , it I I lore than r i
. . Balls. He may be a good f rimer, he copy from the illail : . I � is one point upon. which he has exP .
- - ie Re orm' loyalty of the
to be hoped, b owever, that they may n(t a d-bfeat or a vio� t' y for!tl f party mi,y even be a good auctionee , but as a I "I'v"hell. 'Mr. McMullen came to me in himself pretty clearly -the
. . porters of the Governm ei�i- He a -ISO . . - , , I ai idently for the laborers to the Britisl -a
1. . I- . ' 11, in South Hur � ) 1 Crown induc
i be successful. The investigatioil is or... Itw�`llbe thefirstpo- le;islator he would be a fai re. We October lie came to me ev
told the story of his agree mient . with - Sir' . ; . . � -tig will not disgrace itself I purpose of e an4l them to prefer, it possible immigratio-11.
I I ��d sham. But, notwith� ,litical. test to ta k., �, plade U*1 Ontario since t . at the Rich ' attellipting:, to bully m J 0 . f
.. 11 - been a- barefa . him_"-Goderich iSkr. 1, l, In ia* - But,
a levy black -mail upoi e,. aud he
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- I George Cartier, wh i ch, in conlie9tion wilh ' !. . . - . by'sending . 1. spoke to the British possessio *
I : t standing this, sufficient has!been learne -xiamelib of the Dominion Gov- - . . o them the
hiVs tclegraan, was a gruar4nt. � % � � �the arra,ig b o rep- very mysterioasly of what he could prove. 'Course, if Canada cannot h Id I
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. Sir So . ee tha . I - . I What of Mr. Ca'se ? Is he " fit t - I - That Sir Hua � I me United States.will have to. - W..R.
from the evilence taken bdf ire it to erriment for their corrupt dealings with . h Allan had told. him so . �
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he should.have the Presideliby of the I �, . . . .� 1. Esent the intelligent yeom ry in the . 0 .
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sh th t 1) A proper invdsti ation tl e Sir Hugh Allan 1 coniliection. with the ' . very strantre stones about expenditure of i 00 04W —
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Compazy which would receive the ebar-. ,� . 11 I k I Legislative Halls?" Would "the Riding I money.foromembers, of Parliament, and � AUCTION SALES. -
I.. f :.! coi- clusively Pacific Railwa3 a he verol,�A ,. . .. I 7 i I . .
. the samc interview at which l ges call be,clearly and -, , � arteit, , nd . . - :
ter. At - . - I I nof disgrace itself .by sending him?' , so on. I -wA-s very nin-chi surprised. to -
I . rov en. The Opposition will, 1 io don]) � given by the'ell �-c or$ of South Huron in I n , a ,d he sai I Saturda i Lot, 24, Con- 6,,
1 . Sir Geo i I � . . . �) � � (1, a m-ong V, Sept. 2 1) 01
. this promise was made ,,, e asked P . We believe that he does not even possess I hear that state lie t I
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. � - 3st w : a, tHe lieve . d Farm Stock,
- I i - 1 � entirely .igrxor,- the action 0 theConamis this., . conte be 'regarded by the � other tbing r ixflintioned your Usborne, 100acres of Lan,i ,
- Sir Hugh how much he was prepared to - j I . . ' '� I name in co a and Household F urniture.
. . � � .- the Valificaition of "being a yocdfarmer,.-
sion and t u (It gs whe,e country more as lan in�lorsatioii or con- i iinection, with a4y of those ex- Implement
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,give to aid in the election- a. 'Sir Hugh ' , I �- k, or a farmer *at all. - Evid eith, Sr., Executor ; A. Bish'
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. . i they were ter 3unated by thb "I n de -nn, on of - the proc tho�t ' entlY, Our con- ,' penditures. but lie has the names of per- ,Robt. Mont
p orogat, c -I ati - v r li .- - d' he op, au
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asked Sir George how much he wanted, I i I . t6porary did ll.otl anticipate the action. I son's who are - e y near you.' I sai ctioneer.
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. of the last ses i ion, mo ve7 for .1%L P-Nv COr 1�- Goverilment il. as a, matter of choice . 1 14 Con- 3,
- ' . . I . I -on, or' it i Ould not well have -iientioned my name, Saturday, -Sept. 27, on Lot , .
to whielh Sir - George replied, " One hun- - - i .. of the Conservative Cgnv c . . - .
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- . . mittee of the House.to i -- -es gate e between candidates, , Mr. Cas9 'is the � � because I never had any money transac- Stanley, 'Farm Stock- and IMPlements
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dred thousand dollars, " Sir Raab said � Would not have. ' I I etor - J. P.
I 0 . . . . . , P. lMcDougall, propri , ,
. chargep, and t the same time secu -e nominee of the Conseivlative Convention, � . tions vvith him." .
he had better 'put his reque%t in4rit- . . ; I . . sirictures. . I \ . i How was it that ,'4ir John was cc sur- i auctioneer. - - --
legislation em I oWering. ind ividual mer i- and is brought, forward in the interests 1 1 I)r. . . ' �ot 27, Con -
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- 'Sir George's promise of ihe Presi-� . : � ised" to hear -that Allan had told I On Monday, Sept. 2% or(]
ing.. I , . — : ' p,oad Farin
- ... bers of the � ommittee I) adminiist, x of the Oppositi ii in the Ontario tegisla- � The Harvest in England. ' "13trange stories abolit expenditure. of I 1, Tackersmith, London 2
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dency was then submitted to writing, I ' 1, papers take a lVilhamFor83 -
. - I oaths to -%vitn Ases. . This will e resiBt4 A ture, who are tbe willing servants and ' I Some of the English money for im'embers of Parliament " when I Stock and Implements.
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and. in connection with Sir Johires tele- I . : onalm of the barvest for he himse,lf had received',Q45, 000 ' "t r; J, P. Brine-, auctioneim
I ; by the Govenitment, on the g-r3und thit pliant tools o the ,D i *on Govern-. -�erY 9100MY View I I- from ",),lr I propne o
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was handed to,%ir Hugh. .&ccom- L .1 . . , X873 . The unfavorable weatlier daring . Hugh for that Tilesday, Sept. 30., oil Lot 8,
- -gram, . �, I very p
.- ii hell. ment, If, theiefore, Mr. Case should be . . Stock and
� I autumn and winter, th ere having : if ow was it, that he 6ld. _McMullen that 1-1. R. S., Tuckersmith, Farm
an investi,gation'llas- alread�. bee - I -
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. panying this was the following demand . � I . . Jhe last- . . r;
_ ,nd of the 'Dominion �e�n an almost uiaceaslDg $ in� he had never had any money transactions Implements. John Co ,o
, r . . If the Opposi,-�ion can securE sufficient electoid, the fri . a �Duch fall f rain wan., proprie
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I from Sir Gtorge to Sir Hil - ginal / I � I I � I I I d v . . i Allan, N�heii, according to 'his' � J, P. Brine, auctioneer.
. ,gh, the on s,iwport to cafty their moti�n I or a Com- Government *an� d their newspaper organs, 1,erfeire ery with farming opera- -vvitl Own . I
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-of which Sir I to r at' downward, - Ing statement, he received 825,W0 from him Wednesday, Oct. 1,
Com- ! � g tions being carried on, as the low-l�i ' on Lou 5, con. 1,
.. I mitteethereN�illbeathoro Itinve ig).- from the Tor'c to ! Mail .. it sm i stock
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missionersi to be used as evi(lonce: .: 1: lands were all flooded. The result was at one time, and $20,000 at other times? Huron load, Tucker th, Farm ,
y , � I -w �o clitini . ments. rs , �
�i tic n under the direction of i�, 6-rhameni - ,Oill not be slo, his election as a ro.
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61C . - 0 . that a less breadth of land was sown with Has Sir John - such �nlarged and liberal and Imple James Do eY P -
Private and (3011fidential- I I con on'the Tart wheat, the diminution beinp about I
if lot, the Government will be sustaine � Vote (if fidelic e ' of South � )- views that the does not look upon.S45,_ , rietor; j. p. 33riiie, auctioueer.
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all further in' estigatio will be cho d Huron in the lia. ninioln Government, and 000,000 acres. Add to tbii that the 000 as money? . 1,O 23 Con.- 12,
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I I DEAF. SiR HUGH: The friends of the . ! frosts set in early -in the sprin r, and con- _-Z I an( �,
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lending elections, and * . o 3. in! the hands of Sir .1 . . _. :
with' funds in the I , --e effective weap , , I Is .1 �
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. ant which you or your company . ' . -a -n to use in inducing his. � ho . lied last month of cholera, contract.. IS' - ,
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