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At the meeting of .
vineial Grange, held.
Toronto, a large deput
bers. waited upon the
ment, and presented t
Provincial Grange on the
abolishingthe power of mu
pbrations to impose, marl et
were courteously receive , a
ed.' that them atter should
consideration. The Co
_Railways reported that h
was a growing tendency on
railway companies to c nib
purpose of increasin th
freight, thus destroy g th
competition which in h
should exist, that, the e
should be taken by t e
remedy this growing
mittee oil Vommerei
Galin falai of endow_
trade with England
necessity of raising a
Ptock for that Market
out one of the• funds,
the Order, viz., to sell
in the fleece and. less n
in this way increasin
qualities of their far s.
the Committee on A n
to the excellent me iu
farmers by the Grang f r t
rent of their own co di ion
ly urged the imports ce of
on such _subjects as ett
it
tillage, better -stook,.,n
agement. The repot o th
on Fire' Insurance 11. we
poliCiea had been-issu d by
ion Grange Fire Insu a ce
to the present date, a 'd th
hoped that in view o he
opposition offered th; c mp
organization, that th em
• Grrangeiwould give it h ir
The Committee on B nk
that as Saturday was a pro
ket day, they though t e
be kept open till 3 o'c k
noon of that day. T
impressed with the n ssi
a purely Farmers' .&r cul
from .which substant al fa.
obtain pecuniary a s star
having to submit to tort
of interest. The rep of
tee on House and Ho dr
to the importance of ak
tractive, and to the o rtu
edUthe Mothers of d- tin
their children. arigh ' T
members were elect e1
Dominion Grange: E.
Trowel, A. J. Hughe I.
bel Robinson, W. Br
and- Messrs. McLe9 C
ridge, 'Wilkie, AlcCal c
bray and. Shepley.
business before the
liberations of . the fi se
Provincial Grange NIT s b
el
close.
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There are in t1.e
Granges, having a n
35,000. ., A few moat
Grange -was organi ze
and Quebec will shor 1
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tion o
n taxi
e vie
v
cil.
Mario
Friday
' the re
Gov
s of
nestion
• icipal
es.
d pr
eoeiv due
ittee On
real t ere
he pa. of
lie for ttlie
lateE
t •he t
in erest of
•re some
e slatur
1. he 13.
;lai ons re.o:
g ug the
and as to
lettr cla
t1ier sy car
tai rin cip
ore n hoo
he •ushel
the prod
T e rep
re ref
offered
leaniind spt: 0
diseu
r sybt
tter
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tha
the I)
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est su
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ti inent
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the
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of
ural
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ovate
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the st
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The Ethnological
Smithsonian Instit
under the supervisioi
• jor Powell, the publi
"Memoirs on a Vari
lating to the North
One subject treate
Sign Language Arno
Indians." To illust
of the Indian sign la
gives the farewell ad
(Spectacles), medic'
chitaa; to Missioner
his departure from t
as reported by the 1:
D «rnini0
ber hip of
ago a Pro
in ova
fo ow sn
T lk.
Ur au
ou. has
f it; chi
ion of a s
of ubje
en I
11s St
No th Ain
e t e cap
nag , the th
sso Kin Che -e
ma of t W
A. . Hal upo
hits
r :
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g
4
3.nd theupoiuted upward
before d.eScribed—I love
ether.) Laying .,_iis righi
e clasped his hands to
efore-71-I love you. ;Plan
and en my shoulder, he
is own right should r a
.astin behind. hi
When his hand w
ind
im—,
breasti
't he1c
x finger
ou go aw
he clinche
a stick, an
F.i
we:e trying to
the ground with t
held in au uprigh
stay right here. I
I "Placing his right
ipleoed hotli his ham s ou
bieathecJ, deeply two or
laenois ug the rude
f each land asif he
pin, he placed the t
sition Ei.s. if he weie
each•hand and betw
forefinger of each ha
and then let his h
each other, still. hol
the setae position, a
a threeslip betwee
!hands lwere two fe
long tiMe. Laying
ihis breaSt, then exte
.of the Pm° hand, h
'at halfrarui's length
nearly upwarcd, then
with•the finger th
side to side, about
steps injwalking, ea
hand get farther fro
four times, then su
left hand in a hori
the fi rs extende
that 1
the palm! was
the ri t hand; pi
together, as a-bateli
down smartly, just
the fMg'ers of; the
plaPinglhieleft han
and forefinger I close
brOlighl his right ha
same iflOsition to:his
were holding some
thurah 'and forefin
right hand away as
castingii, heirbm
fr
1 1
remaining at ' his
folio lig Insli
while nger,
and 1 s.piri
"Pointing u
back cf his le
forefinger of
negative sig
heaven'. Po
bing hi fore
hand; lie aga,
No w lite m
same sigu ag
with the for
right liand,
,J
times betwe
man in h
back Ofhis h
tive sign, ru
Y.
st
p
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RTH, FRIDAY,
in.'i! the way
lira 014 Great
hEliad on me,
's iboom a
ng !I hi right
far 'iv 't. over
i he were
lit lie ship only
ver hi: shoulder
pO' ti ig behind
Point ig to hi
e iiefT: ;haad, as 1
ade a 'motion asif
lie o as Woking o
otxim if the stick
sit'o -. 1 stay, -9r I
Ia
h d la me, he
13 •rast and
thee times ,•
thiter S.nd thumb
1 ing a small
rid in this jad-
e t ead in
e the b and
d close t gether,
nd T he e from
• inp hi fi gers in
• if e er letting
them until his
t a, ail --Yon live
is *gilt hand on
ding his forefinger
klin,g i from him
the Ian er pointing
na0 ' his hand,
is le ended, from
: Bf. a man
i letting his
HI r three or
,i
deu1 placing his
I! • ta position with
and, together so
sid iiv'se, he -used
extended, fingers
t,, brought it
ism ng the i ends of
itMind. . Then
th 1 he thumb
th heart, he
a ra in the
left,t On, as if he
hip between hiset,
er, ;moved his
if , e iwere slowly
is left hand
st and his eyes
about a little
cut off shortly
a or will die.
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"Replaced one ha o my
the other ou his own, hen clasp
two hands together a tor t e ma
our congratulations --We aro f
Ile placed one hand n e, the
on himself, then phd c he.
ringers of his right id betwe
lips --We aro brothi: s plac
right, hand over my cart, is lef
over his owu heart, li-ii li ked h
lingers of his right a 4 left' hand
hearts are linked tog then! He 1
right hand onrne lig tly, t en p
his mouth, with th knu 'kiss
against his lips, and ado a e mo
Hipping water from h rig 1 t hon
linger, each flip castng tile han
arra from the month foo 1 or so.
bringing it back in the fie; e po
[This repeated three r fq.n'• times
lies talk or talking.) He 41 eu na
motion with his rig t ha• la as
were fanning his rig tear ;I this r
ed. Ile then exten ea hi right
f •
with his index finger poing u
;
his eyes also being turne up
. You have told me of the GI eat F
Pointing to himself lie egged
hands to ins boson4 s if h were
tiotiatsly clasping so 1, ethi g he
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eat -
and,
rIl--
Iker.
bth
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Is
in
bre
ight I g
ut wi IE
11 gi a
par , th n Tubbing the
tiha • d' tly with the
s mg t, h , gain gave the
—IN° India " there, '(in
nting upward, then rub -
"'ger o •ser +.h pack of my
o raa e the negative sign
I th re,. 0 made the
n on y he elt his hair
r
nger nd thilimb of his
ollin .tobe air several
' th finge a No black
en. Then tubbing the
• •d aid Ma. g the nega-
img t i e bac I f my hand
eking t.e neat ve sign, feeling of
his li:ifs w t , th 11 thumb and
ger of hs rigl t hand and making
4egutivo sign then :using both
hands as if h were reachi1rig around a
hogshead, h b ow itt thE forefinger of
his right 1and to t e froi:tin an up-
werd:,position fte their 1 manner of
count itg, andsaid h rpb -..-No Indian,
no W ite Mat no leek ii n, all. one.
Maki g the ‘hogsh ad! Isi,lti, and that
for 'look,' he place. the orefinger of
each i hand 81 (10 a y sid • ,f pointing np-
wardi—All look the sa, ii 0, or alike.
Running his hand over his ;Wild Indian
costume and over my clot ies, he made
the 'hogshead' Sign a d. t I et for 'same,'
and said thoraby—A11 dre 0 alike there.
Then making the 'hogsh ad' sign and
that for 'love' (hugging la'll hands) be
extended both 1 handi on ward,paims
turned downward, and m de a sign ex-
actly leinailar toi the way 1: • ies smooth a
bed iln making it ; 'his is Oa° sign for
'hap ly'--All will i • happ ;alike there.
He t en made the iirilfo 'talk' and for
']fatPor,' pointing t Mins If and. to me
-Y pray for me. Hot '6u made the
sign r 'go away,' orcin to me ; he
th re his right b no , o •r his Tight
shou ler, so his in. ex Skin, pointed be-
hind him --You go away Calling his
nam he madethe sign f 'look' and
the igu of negatio , aftei pointing to
me Kin (Jho -)ss s e you i More.'
orkiu 111 the woods
nt th in'iles from
y hea l the howl -
Oyes 1,,ear by. Ile
took leg : bail for
unnin ' farl about a
and aw' them fol -
in his track, wren lie took off
ket, threw it on t «h road, and
'the snow more 1iv1 f om his
on he did the fir ,11 • ile. On
rig the Shantj- lie as so much
ned that he was ill f r some
fterviar s fr tnerVoi excite
DECEMBER_ 24, 1880.
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young inan
back ef Ottawa, ab
the lanty, sidden
Ing of! a pad 'of
drop' a his ae an
the ; anty. er
mile e looked 'bac
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his
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are able to supply all de -
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attractivp, the productions of leading manufac urers in
Frappe. The novelties are to be found in Worsted
serings and Siiitings, Irish and Scotch Tweeds in
d Styles.) Also the celebrated Blarney Tweed, made
and French Overcoatings in Diagonals, Stripes, Naps,
ts, in all the new shades.
RS, MITTS AND GLOVES.
r now howin a c mplet stock of the above goods for the winter season.
s igeland al have beenpurchased direct from the manufacturers. To
mpt aying ustomers tilese goods will be sold at a very small 1 advance,
tedly be to our ilterest
it
Felts, extra value
her Weight Fe1ts, xtra
Fur F lts extra Value.
ndou
few English ti
ew Eng1ih Fea
value.
New English Sof
to, call and examine. The st ck corn -
New English Wool Felts, extita value.
American- Stiff Wool Felts, extra value.
American Stiff Fur Felts, extra value,
Canadian Felts, extra value.
E FUR' DEARTMENT.
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value.
gent's New So
valUe.
Gents' New 0 t
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Gents' New Mi
Gents' NeW/ N-4
Gent's ATew
GE VARIETY OF ALL THE NEW SHAPES
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Caps, Caps,
s ex
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ey Caps,
hav
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njw Plush, Im. Seal and Clo h Caps,-
• extra value.
Aid a large variety of cheap grar es.
NOw Scotch Alma Caps, Odra v lue.
value. NOw Glengarry Caps, extra valu
NOw Tam O'Shanter Caps, extr value.
New Kid, Leather, Buck, Do Castor,
• Cloth, Chevoit, and the elebrated
Ringwood Gloves at all pii es.
ra vlue.
xtra value.
extr value.
extr4 value.
the pl
ou of o
e I are,
asure of Showing you tiirotigh our
r best services at all times,
ours liespectfUlly,
ANDEliSON.