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NEW A-DVF,RTISEMIRINTS.
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OWThe, f1gure between the parentkoJds after
each line, denotc-ts the pAge of the paper oia which
+kha advertisement wid be founa.
Now Goods—Darican & Duncan (8)
Mintles—T. Kidd (5) I
Auction Sale --Mrs. 1. Chesney (5)
Chancery—S. Maloolmson (5)
44 McCaugbey & Holmeated (5.)
Card—Dr. Proudfoot (5.)
W*nted—J. Krauter (5)
is J. Shaw (5).
Teachers Wanted—R. Traquair (5)
Teacher Wanted—Wm. Johnson (5)
For.Wo—Jobn Cuthill (5) 1 ;.
Robe Lost—A. Sparks (5) �
Apples—D. D. Rose (5�
Contraots—Grey, Young & Sparlilng (5)
Examinatiou—J. 0. Harstone (6)
Crockerv—Wi1FAon &Yourig (8)
Plows—O. C. Willson (8) I
Ale --L, Thorne (8)
Le�ture—H- Cameron (5)
Concert—Jubilee Singers (5)
Auction Sale—S. G. McCaughey (8)
New Books--Lumodon & Wilson (8)
Nurse—Mirg. Snowden (9)
Tor the Ladies—Scott Bros, (8) .
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turon tXIIJ00140L
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SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Oct. 20,188'
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: A Reform Victory.
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On Wednesday last elections of men
bera to the Local Legislature took plac
insix, con8tituencies. These vaca-inei - E
were caused by the former member
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resigning to become cauffidates for tb
Dominion Parliament at the lat
general election. Three of these Cox
stituen,cies were formerly repreBente I b
Conservatives and three by Reformen
The elections on Wednesday re . sulted i,
-the return of five Reformers ama on
Conservative, thus giving to the . Mowa
Government a gain of two seats out c
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six constituencies. The constituenciE
gained are South Essex and Gleingarrl
TheReform constituencies which hav
retained their political complexior.
now return their members by largel
r
incteaSed majorities. This result i
simply an index, of the coming genera
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election, if Reformers are "not lulle
into a &1ing of Over security by it, an
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it is also gratifying as showing that th
people do appreciate good -and honeE
Government. We append the rc
turns as. given by the Mail, only. rt
ma ' rhirigthat Mr. McAllister, of- Nort'.
Rea-frew, who was returned by acclama
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tion� is an Independent .-
Con. Ref. Ma -
South Bruce.... .. .. O'Connor, 2d
South Essex..... ..... Balfour, 6
Glepgarry ....... - ... Rayside, 2
West Hastings.. 1�osa .... 25
X.11-1'enfrew..MoAllister, (I.)
Soq-thWaterloo, .. .... Masters, 30
.. Drury, � 22
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The New and the Old Plan.
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":,One thing is clearly demonstrate
by the dispute over the withdrawal (
I Marmion' from the public Schools (
Ontario. T4at is. the propriety of hai
ing, the posiWia of Minister , of Eduef
tion removed from the influences(
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political intrigue. It is too much t
expect of Mr. Crooks. or any otfie'r ma,
occu-
pyih:g the position, that he wi
fulfil his educational duties and at th
same time please the many who ai
watching to Make personal benefit (
poUtical capital out of the affairs, of tb
department. It will be a serious mit
take: if the people of Ontario do not- df
mand some reform in this Matte
whic.a shall take the management (
education out of the do'mmin-of politics,
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T he above is from the Montreal Sta:
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and we must say it guages +,_�-o positio
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pretty correctly. When the, propooitio
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was first made to abolish the office (
Chief Superintendent of Education an
remove: the n!ianagemoilit of our school
from -under the control of an indeper,
dent offizer and place it in the hands (
a Minister of -the 'Crown, - Tin Exi�OSITO
was one of the few journalB which ol
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po�ed it. We did so because we feare
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our educational system would becom
the tool of paxtizan politicians, to b
used or abuBed as might be, deeme
in the interests of either political part,
. We need scarcely say- that our fea;
are boiling realized Sooner than ,w
expected. For a time members of hot
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political parties evinced a spirit to treg
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educational questions and the managi
ment of the educational departmen
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- on their merits and entirely indepei
it dently of party bias. That time, boy
ever, is now gone,by, and neither part
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now even make a pret�nce of doing 81
The conduct of the Minister of Educi
tiGn is criticised on the one side an
defended on the other with the mej
object of making party capital. Ot
school system, which has taken years I
build up and perfect, is condemned i
, expensive and cumbersome, simply b,
. ca -ase A is Supposed that in condonninir
it� ihosa who have the administering ,
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it dan th-us, be injured in public estim
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tioi�. The attempt is even being mac'
to I ores -to among the teachers a feeliI
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of distrust ia and dissatisfaction wii
the heads of the Educational Depax
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m,ant. Of course all this is wrong,. bi
it is being done nevertheless, and tl
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practice willbe continued so long as
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is � Supposed political capital can I
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mfiae by its continuance.' Just now t)
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Conservative politicians and journaliB
are the aggressors. - They hope that I
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creating a feeling of distrust in tl
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Ribister of Education to weaken tl
coiidence of the people in the Goveri
ment of which he is a member, and -
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doAhis, they are prepared to overlo(
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-the injury they infliet upon the -bane"
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tiOal interests of the country. It
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not Mr. Crooks individually that th(
10bJect to or desire to injure, it is tl
Q6vernment and party to which he b
101411. It 0, Conservative Governmei
Oq--91-1
were in
o�er, we do not say that the -
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maritime uWon, not the maritime unio
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-we
Reform
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a#y would be any more con-
of ihich have read so muoh in t1i
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siderate
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f t1lie real educational interests.
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lqwer province press, but a cheme I
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We do n
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t think they would., and here-
include in the newly devisedlimperiu
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in lies t
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0 �auger of having our edu �
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W iMperio, Prince Edward Island, Noi
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tional i
te�eots intrusted to the manage-
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Se6tia, New Brunswick aind Quebe
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Mont o
* Mi . nister of the Crown. If
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Sir'Hector's contentioa in putting fo
_f
the ma
1 ..
Z
ag.fraprit were in the hands of
waiahis scheme is that the three tr
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an indepe�ndpnt
and neutral person,
ns, I t,attainec
med pro�inces have'abou . I
.
neither
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po�ti?al party would have the
their full gtowth, that Quebec will mo
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'her
incentive
,
%,o I attack him, and by su"oh
very. slowly, -depE,nding upon I grow
�
attacks
enae�vor to destroy his influ-
from within rather,. than from withou
ence aid
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qve�ulness. His conduct and
that Ontarioisgrowing by strides a
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the mana
1! .. hi he carried out the
promises -in the near -future to ov(
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intereof
s =to him, as well. as
Bbadow each one of her sisters in t
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the leg
�
Blatiop he might propose would
confederation. He therefore points o
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be com
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id . end upon -their merits, and
the necessi�y of union, for where uni
would-be
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tre4ted � accordingly. .
isthe''rewillbe Btrength. The Bigni
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Had
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the I Educational Department
.
oance now of some 6f his speeches wh
I �
-been fludar
.
. in naent,or
makiiig a tour of the maritime pr
had Mi.
.
Crooks not been a member Of
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vinces last summer is apparent; thou
.
the Governm
. out, the Marmion row of
during that visit he is Said to ha
which we
�
nowl hear So much would
made no secret of his theory
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never
.
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have 1, an -gen. His scion in
.
several friends be met. Now, howev
. �
'M
striking
.� .
the Work from the list of au-
.
the wires I are movIng and we
.
k
text books would not have
.
expect to see some of the developmenthorized
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been questio
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'ed. � We hope that no
become public. I
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pers
. enough to suppose for
;ant
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- WE often notice paragraphs such
a moment
I
th�t the diatribes which - ap.
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the' followin � gin our Con'Borvative 60
pear day
in defence
after day in the Toronto Mail
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ihewritings Sir Walter
temporaries: "Mr. John Brothauer,
Of of
. '! ;
11 Wroxeter, has been appointed bail
Scott, and'cepsuriDg
i
those who advers-
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11 for that division. A powerful effo
ly criticisq
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. t�em., are instigated by love
14 Was "made -to secure the berth for
-
or reve
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eno�e Tor I gifted author. Not
It Playford, but somehow Mowat didi
I
a bit of
I !IQ O
it. 'I he 'bject bf the Mail is to'
I, B eem to ,catch onto' a Conservati
arouse in
. i
i 0 minds of Sootchmen. and
is for the office, even though Bor
especial
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ly g Presbyterians, a aeling
toluca-
.
19prominent Reformers parnes a
ofariimoa�izy�cut�e
Ministw -
11 peared or. the petition."J Now w
tion, and
�
in t4is way injure and w.�aken
�
Should Mr., Mowat
"catc4 onto"
the Government
.
' of which he is a mem-
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Conservative and appoint him to - a
ber. There
�s not a man about the
Off,ce in the gift of his Govet'nment,
Mail of
.
ace w�o cares a straw for Mar-
7
long as a Reformer equally good can
mion Or
�
l'
its alithor. They do care,how,
got'for the position. In thia, particul
ever, about
tie success of the Conserva.
. . t
instance no person will say
that
.
tive Party.
They cojacluded, whether
Br4hauer is riot fully as we
qualifi
wisely Or
not! that the action of Mr.
i ?
t � .
o properly perform the d144es of t
Crooks
would have the result of popu-
I
;itiou tov,hich he has bee�xj- appoin
Pool
laxizing
his! Government with the-
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ed as Mr. Playford. - This' being t
Roman
.
Catholic electors, and their
�
case it was Mr. Mowat's duty to a
object i
3 to c�unteract this by creating
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point him. Why Bhould the Consery
among Prote�tantB
a feeling Of jealousy,
tiv 61s� seek to establish one rule for t
and con
.
3eque T tly animosity or dissatis-
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Reform party in the : making : of its a
faction ,4b.
rtl�"e Government. And
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pointments,and'another aud a differe
thus it lit
�
thap the educational interests
I
one for the' Government'of its ov
arema.16hafoot-ball
.
. ' . for the advaince'
I
party? Who ever heard o Sir Jol
. I
ment 0 ,
t e I s of party. It would
I'll c * terest
Maodonald'appoiritiDg a R T former
'office
in, all probab
lity be precisely the same
an in the gift of his Gkovernmen
on the other
side were the Conservative
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. He' � i
invariably gives the offices at - h
party in
pow�r. We say therefore that
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disposal to h1s own friends, a, nd we s
!
the control
apol direction of our educa,
.
that when he can firid frien�ds comp
tional'systoo
should be placed in the
tent to fill them he does ri�ht, and
hands 0
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one !so situated that his actions
woald be foolish to confer �uch favo
would ]lot
I
be! suspected, and so that
.
japon his Opp I onents. Reformers do n
.
neither
arty could Bay he had done so
.
I
expect hi&to do so, neither do th
and so f
ar th? purpose of gaining party
find fault with the course he
.
pursues
advautai,eJ
I
A Minister of the Crown
n, ,
such matters. Why then
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onld Co
does not
I
andl never can .occupy Such a
. �
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servatives blame Mr. Mowat
because
posiWaoin.
i
wj�d consequently it is not wise
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appoints friends -instead of
opponen
to place
.
in! his band8 the care and di-
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to public positions. What is
I sauce
rection
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anlinte'rest which, above - all
I
the.'goose should also be sau6e
for
i
others,shoul
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be kept above and beyoia'd
gander. If. our Conservative frien
political
intir gue,, and independent of
� . .
profit by the good things dispensed fro
I
political
�
i seffee. We are disposed t -0
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Ottawa, they should not be so greedy
conclude
tl,�ier�efore, that the sooner the.
I
to cry after those which fome fro
old system
. � isel returned to the better for
Toronto too, especially as thb - have
� I y
all concerneq.'
It would have been just
i
reasonable right either by precedent
as well,
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and I probably better, bad It"
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common practice to expect them.
I
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never b
.
en, ol�pa�rted from. I
was only a few days ago that a 11
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former in Toronto
A CO&TIqMfORARY
very correctly re-
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position under the Dominiou Gover
marks:
-The death of the Hon. John
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ment, and as soon as his political ore
Hamilton,,of
.
Kingston, causes another
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became known to the Minipters he w
vacancy
.
in tye Senate. There are now' I
dismissed and a Conservative appoint
several
emp.�y seats in that political
in his st,ead. Had Mr. Mow&t done an
hospital,
and as for any beriefit that the
thing of Ithis kind, what a n'ip'e row o
.
country
I
derives frani the Senate the
;
,
CouBervative friends woul raise abo
* 4 1
.vacanci
B n4ght better be allowed to
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Continue,
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wi�h a.prayer that they may
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multiply
ra Pidly. The Canadian Sdn-
A Sensible Vil
. eyv%
. ate is a
,
reg�lar dead -beat institution."
The Rev, J. M. King, one of the lea
.1
If any Evid,e4ce
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was required in sub-
ing Presbvter�.an clergymeq of. Toron
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stautiatior�
, I
'of this assertion the last
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has a most sensible letter in the I
a
appoint
I
ment! made to the Senate should
issue of the Canada Presbyterian,
afford %L1
that is necessar . y. Dr. Shultz,
the 11 Marmion " question, in reply
who bad
r4reseinted a Manitoba con-
the fiery strictures which have appear
Btituen(y-ev
.
r since eQnfedera,tion, was
.
In the editorial columns of the Presl
defeated
a
I he last election.. He had
terian on the same subject. We ha
become
so p#erly useless and untrast-
not room for the whole letter, but gi
Worthy
as!& !�Iepresentative that his old
the following extracts. He says:—
constituents"turned
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their backs upon
I
1. . You complain that Archbi�;h
him slid
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I gpve him the go-by for an.
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Lynch has,remonstrated witli the Mi
ster of Education against thause in t
other, and
; hope a'better man. Th
, ! I - a 0
High Schools of Ontario of a bo
I
Doctor,
how0ver,'had been a faithful
11 Marmion'," " offensive to the feelings
henchman
I .
omd a bidable tool of the
Roman Catholics, and that he has do
Gove - rnment
1
', and he must be provided
this not as a citizen, which it is allo
he had ja right to do, but as a Romi
for. BBing
worthless for any other
bishop and in his official c�pacity. 1,
'4
positon
he is pitchforkea into the Seu-
bishop," it is said, "he condemned
ate. T
usthe discarded of Lisgar, the
book—it wag an official act; as a bish
man whom
, .
the balf-breeds of Manitoba
.
he remonstrated." This i� the front
his *
offence. Now, surely the right
considered
I unworthy to represent them
condemn the book, and t� remonstr
in the
Ho . use of .0,ommons, is placed in
agaiiiBt its use (I say nothipg'of the j
-nation
the Senate,
�nd intrusted with power
tice of the Oround of condom a
to make
or unmake the laws of this
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remonstrance) if; one which nobody, w
gives the subject a momon,�'s reflecti
,
D minion
v�ithout restriction. Those
can deny to be possessed by the Ar
wc knew�:
"him best conSideredbim
bishop as the acknowledg�d head of t
unfit f:)r
1
a Beat in the Common -B, aul
Roman Catholic Church 'in tbis P
� yet the
I
Govprnment of the day places �
I
. nd, for that' matter, by a
vince, a
bishop or priest, even as it is unquesti
him in
;he Senate, where he is supposed
, �
ably possessed by the several.�Protest
to Bulperviseithe
legislation of the body
ChurcheS. -If, for example, the Minis
which I
Lis old constittuents considered
of Education were to give his Sancti
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him nin,worthy
I to belong to. Several of
to the use in the Public or High Scho
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of a text -book containing anything
the r c
nt �ppoiutments to the Senate
variance with Christian truth, or w
have qen
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0. a chaxacter Bimilar to this,
good morals, any Church Court in i
. and yet
the people quietly tolerate such
Province would be at once acting wit
an institution,
. . and some
its competence and discharging a pl
duty in calling attention to t�e fact,
who wffl,
I 6ve'll defen(I-it.
in seeking to have the book �vithdrav
1 mmmmmm� � . .
.
I In any case, objection. to �4-e course
THE
Toronto World 'makes the
Archbishop Lynch in ran4onstrati
followi
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g somewhat ' BtartIi.Dg 1611-
against the use of 11 Max�aiori " in
it official " capacity, comed with strai
nouncellnent
: — " If the Reform
effect from the organ of the Presby
p!Lrty
'in Ontario 'have looked with
�
rian Church, which has. be�n sendi
dismayl
Upon the union between
not deputations of citizen�, �ut dele
Sir Jol�n
Macdonald and the Nous of
I
tions of Ministers *and elders- J appoini
in Synod, to remonstrate With the Mi
Quebec_��
recent whisperings tell of a
�
ster'of Education on the 1pla6 assign
coming
.
event whieb. may well throw
-
to the Holy Scriptures in our]. school s
them
aghast. At this moment Sir
tem, and which within a few days is
Hector
Langevin is said to be pulling
appear by deputation before the Prom
on the same subject. I I .
strings
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toward the consolidation of � a �
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2. You state that Dr. Lyn?h not o
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* I . I I OftoiBER -20, 1882.
E HURON'EXi-josi;rOR. �
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I I sDecial service at the .First pregby;.
, I der have been P0 ter ; aged ewes, having raised lambs - .
"�ut that 11 &a a bishop he petroleum and gunpow ..
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n reMonstratehl, . a8 a bi8hop he wd8 found on the premises in 882, lot Snell & Son, 2d John Cum- t 3rian Church, Port -Hope, 'when a ��
8 sikerted his 74ight, and ;.-An islet, i hearling ewes, lst lobu Cum- -% ery large congregation listened to an
obeyed; " that 11 at once, at his dictation, A TROPICAL PARADIK some in go ; B Snell & Son; ist e loquent,discourse delivered by the p.ev.
0 he. head of our Eancation, Department distance from New Ze4land, which has Mi go, 2d ewe lambs, it. J. Beattie. The sermon was bawd
m takes action ; " ithat it is a case of Is ab- been Jelaignated as a station for observ- no I known, 2d Snell & r5ou. - I
a et atibmis�aioh� to Romish dictation, ing the transit of Venoo, is inhabiteaby EP-LziamTmt.-Aged ram, lot upon Hebrews ix., 27, and Matthevr
Xv. 44:-11 It is appointed unto-raou -
nd for po tical ends," viz., as you bo- 16 small colony of American whalers. W .Grieve, 2d Neil Me Donald; shear- 3, P I
o. . . I 2d Richard once to die;" ,,Therefore be ye also
eve 16 to secure the adherence of the One man, who lived there 40 years lin ram, lot Wim. Grieve I �)
r- Oman Catholics to the party." Now, among the residents is Henry Wilson, a Cc ; ram lamb, - let R. Coultice, 2d eady. � .
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at 11 thilf, may be true. and you may have native of Newburgh, N.Y. He was put W . Grieve; aged ewes, having raised - - '
i Rifle Match.
to he ,evidence to sustain the double ashore from a whaler, 'twelve years ago, I bs in 1882, Ist Snell & Son, 2d Wm, I -
charge of submission to dictation, and to die. He is now in good health. The Gi iieve; shearling ewes, ist Snell& Son, I The eleventh annual match of the
ve �f corrupt motive on the part of the island is a sort of tropical paradise. 2d Neil McDonald; ewe ,lambs, 3 st R. Huron Rifle Association, came off over
th Xinist�r. Only ft'is hot fortheo A SCHOOL Boy's FAT" AcCIDENT'.—An Ccultice, '2d Smil & Son; fat Sheep, ,; nge3, at Clinton
. Ming I iings, 2d Jas. Potter." the Atholecott Ra last
t; fin the' article, a it is assuredly not eight year old Son of jobn Weisel, chil- lot John Cumir *eek. The day was very unfavorable
__ presQ in� the l B - department in third story Grand 3HEEP—SOUTHDOW,N OR SHROPSHIRE— ootin',a,a stror-g wind blow. �
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I d . prefixed ,extract. All dren's �ay, given St earlirig ram, lst Snell & Son, 2d Dr. indeed for sh
that A affirmed "a that the Bishop con. Rapids- school, was, last Frid ling, considering which th,6 scores n1gae
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r- demn . ed the text -book and remonstrated permission to go out. A few minutes 8%an; ram lamb, lot Snell & Son, 2d Nere very good - In the first _,�:,ateh -
he Against its.nse in the High Schoolau And latbr, he was found lying insensible. Robt. JMcGowau; aged ewes, having iliere were 15 entries, in the second Ig
. : * ! Sicians say his back is broken, and ra ,Bed lambs in 1882, lst and Lnd in the third .11. The following we _..
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ut we kn8w tbat.it, was at least tempora- Pb� ' I It is supposed he 't- & Son , shearling ewes, lst Robt. Me- . -
rily withdrawn. Now, it is at 19ast pos- he i cannot live. , ihe prize winners in the several .
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on � ister: G -
Si.ble that romonstrances came against tempt banD' e -wan, 2d Goo. Stewart; ewe lumbs, atches: � - I -
fi' the us� of the book from other quarters but slipped and fall three stories. lot Snell & Son, 21 Goo. Stewart. . FIRST MATCH. . . �
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CycLoNE.-At Herra. I a -
- UCTIVE ,Pi s -LARGE BREED. -Boar, aged, I
ile and on other grounds. Mr. Crooks as DRSTR I Association -open to members only. -
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0. serts that there wore sneb, and it is con- dura, in the Island of Cuba, 300 'huts IsIt Jas. Cottle, 2d John Richmond. .. ..,
, 'BwaxsHinEs -Boar, aged, Snell & - ..'��
ceivable that the'MiDiater of Education and h6uses, including the greater nnm- i SdM
gh I I berof the tobacco -dryioa g establishments, Son; brood sow, lot Neil McDonald, 2d ' Ist, prize,....$8 00 .... P. WeLaren ........ �41 .
I was satisfied,,on oonsidering the matter, lished by t I he recent cyclone. S. Gray; boar, littered in 1882, lst S. 2nd prize ..... 6.00....S. T. Marsh ........ �40 -_ �
ve that the Rotnan Catholics had just cause were demo 3rd prime,... . 5.00 .... J. Young ........... 85 _.
and palin trees were blown Gray, 2d Jas.,Cottle; sow littered in 4th prize,� .... 4.00 .... F. Hawthorne, ...... 84
to for offence i� tb6 6mployment of It Mar- Two thous ideStroyed at Con. lE82, lst and 2d S. Gray. 5th prize,.... 3.00 .... N. 'Robson ......... 32 .
er, mion " as a text-15oo'k in Behools which down and 760 bousesi lex'. Wilson ....... �8& 1
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I large number of Ju.Doims.-A. Stewart. Morris; John 6th prize,.... 2.50....A I
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ay their young peo&-were required to at- solacione del Sur. A Anderson, Turnberry ; Robert Dickson, 7th prize,.... 2.00 .... A. Munro,_......_81 I _.
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tend, and' in fli4__. Be its withdrawal persons were drown0d. 8th prize,.... 1.60....J. A. Wilson ......... 29 ..
to would be due 841ino'ly to proper consider. - . . - NEENNION � - Tuckersmith. 9th priEe,.... 1.00� ... Capt. Wilson,' ..._28
1 GRAIN. --,Red -vAnter or Scott fall th prize,.... 1.00 .... R. W. Einersons......27 -. -
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ation for the feelings of an important The Blyth Show. w neat, lot A. K. 0obertson, 2d S. Fear; P. - I SECOND MATCH. I
body of the people, and the charge of The Morris Branch Agricultural So. wheat any kind, Ist T. Hamilton. 2d .
aB dictation on the one band and of abject . I Open to members.
submisgion on the other 'would be ciety's Fall S�ow was held at Blyth, On R , Cole; Seneca fall wheat, Ist T. . Score. I
n- Friday last. The forenoon was pleasant, 11 %milton, 2d R. b. Laidlaw ; spring 1st pri2e,....$8.00 .... N. Robson,_ ...,....40 -
of groundless. I and there was an immense attendance wheat, Lost Nation, S. Fear; spring 2nd prize,.... 6.00....I.A. Wilson,...__89 �
:3. You Speak of the High Schools as i 3rd pdze,.... 5.00 .... C. Mnnro� ........... 88 �
iff our schools: as distinguished from his of people. Long before noon the smart w 2eat, any other kind, Ist T. Hamilton ' 4th prize,.... 4.00 .... P. Hawthorne, .. .... 87 �
rt (Archbishop Lyinch's); and the question little town was filled to Overflowing. At 2d R. Laidlaw ; large white oats, Ist J, 6th prize,.... 3,00....J. T. Marsh ... .... _86 �
Er I . is asked,- 11, Why will he not let ours the time appointed for the exhibition Of A Barr, 2d R. Sellars; small white 6th p I riEe,.... 2.00,...Jas. Young ......... S4 �
. stock, etc., to commonce, the rush for oats, ist J. Lyon, 2d A. K. Robertson , 7th p ize,,.... 2.00.....A. Wilson,..,. ...-.0 �
)t alone?" Here, �again, in my -Opinion, ' Sth prize,. ... 1.00 .... Capt. Wilson.,........8:
tickets at the entrancegateswas Some- small peas, R. Laidlaw ; flour, Kelly&
another indefensible position is ta in thing I unusual, and when all had gained S(,,,. . 9th prize,.. ... 1.00.,..T. Rob 9, . . . . . . . ... .
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ve u . The High Schools and th,e . Na- admi ROOTs.—Early Rose potatoes, 1st A. 10th pri,Ae,.... L00...,.D. A. ForrAs8ter, �. ..26 1
p ' .�tance the grounds presented the THIRD MaTCH. -
e tional Colleges are attended much more � �
-largely by Protestants -than by Roman appearance of one living mass of people,' VY. SlOaUe9 2d J. Scott; potatoes. any Consolation—open to member � I
t' .s wbo :
p- Catholics, b4t they are Buppo,rted by the The Show in the hall was good and fully ot � er kind, lst Thos. Bodden, 2d R. have not w6n a prize in previous
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by moneys of both,, or by the pr up to Ithe standard. There was an ex- L idlaw; field c.arrots, lst Flock & Son, I
cellent display of roots, fruits, vegeta- 2d R. Cole; garden carrots, red, lst R. matches -
a, the public lands. They are not ours as . Scon.
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ay Opposed to thei�s—they tire ours and bles, and dairy products, while- in the Sellers, 2d Jas. Barr; Swede turnipri, Ist prize,.... $5.00.....Toseph Ryder . ...... 27
1 Ladid!s' Department the display was lab S. Townson, 2d G. Sprung; beets', 2od prize,.... 4 OO.. ..M. Dono1:ue,.._.....21
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so theirs; and both parties have a right to fully �bqual to that lat &DY township '1st Geo. Collisou, 2d G. Barr; Mangold 8rd p�iie,._. 3 OO.....T. Biggar, .......... 2o
be consulted in regard t6 their admini- i .4th prige,.... 2.50 .... T. Diusley .......... 18 "
be stration. The claim to exclusive -Pos- show held this season. In the fi6ld wurtzels, lot Thos. Fear, 2d R. Cole; 5th Vrizo,..-.. 2.00 .... T,
there was not nearly such a good show- pumpkins, ist J. Mallory, 2d G.'Spru-ng; 6th prize,..,. 1.75 ... .Walter Coats .....17
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ar session and control of them by Protes- Thor were a few good horses, but, -gen- Squashes, ]at R. Sellars, 2d Flock & 7th prize,....- 1.50 ... .J.Cruickshaa: ....... 17 1
r. tants, implied in the use of 11 ours" and ! , Sth i a,.... 1.25 .... John Johnston ....... is :
I orally speaking, competition was light, Son; :onions, lot J. Afallory, 2d Thos.' p .
vot "his," a,no expressed in the half- 9th prize,_. 1.00 .... P. 0. Foy ............. 15 .
ed and tl�ie quality of many of the animals Fear; beans, white, lst R. Laidlaw, 2d 10th prize ..... 1.00 .... Thos. McDonald .. ..14 .. .
petulant question, 11 Why' then, will he showi,i not equal to former years. Pretty J. Mallory; six ears of corni, lst James . .
he not let ours alone? "—appears to me un- rn=4 the Barne maybe said of cattle. Haury, 2d R. Cole; citrons, lst Jame's Highest aggregate in lot and 2a I -
t- fust, aind, therefore, in the long run, in- - matches., the C. R. A. badge, was -won - - ��
.� 'to the Thor was an appreciable and gratify- B rr, 2d Dr. Sloan; watermelons,, lot by Mr. J. T. Marsk. t
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To'the;Editor, of the Huron Expositor. were . .a few good pig,g, but in this de- lars; collectiou of turnips, carrots, and The person alluded to in the following I I
he l art ent the show was light. In POulr beets, Jas. Barr; - collection of roots., 11
I Sin:,., A writer, in a recent issue of one P y which we take from the London Ad. .
p- 6f the Toronto pa,pers, sue-aested the ro. tr Uere was keen competition, and consisting of'9 turnips, 9 carrots, and vertiser, is familiarly known t �
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nt P many fine birds. There was also a nIe,e I r! mangolds, Jas. Barr; collection of goors in this Section, as scarcely a lihow,
riety of erecting a monument to the displ6y of agricultural implement s an 0 to, consisting of 12 carrots, 12 tur-
n memory of Wm. Lyon McKenzie.. It is vehic' I .'es. . . �i s,'and 12 marigolds, Jas. Barr; Col. or other large public gathering hag .�
,I 4 matter of surprise that Canadians 'The nou . al Itch of Blyth is wet wea- le tion of vegetables, Jas. Barr. . taken place for some years that he Was
have not before this time Shown their - not a prominent hgare, standing iu U,4
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to ,p I tion inl a public Manner of the ther, ind at one time it was thought I
t? .Fp reci,a PAiRy PnoDucE.—Tub butter, not less vehicle and in silvery tones, and wordA
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11 who purchas6d for them constitu- that In this respect there was to be a th in 48 lbs, Ist R. Johnston, 2d A. Carr; of fiery eloquence, setting forth the
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is -ional hberty. Mr. McKenzie had the C t in the programme. - Those who tu:) of butter, not less. than 50 lbs., T. merits of "The Pride of the Valley" -
. ,s I built themselves up in this hope, how- "
ELy l'ourage of his convicti.5ns, and wa , Hamilton; Crock butter', W. P. Scott; medicine. The Advertiser says �'
6- "l, ever, .were' doomed to disappointment. � 1 butter, lst G. Sprung, 2d A. Carr;
iev64 jugti#bd in taki up arms to Abou � half past three, just as the vast ro, A few years ago -a person known to
17 the country as Professor Sbrieve�, and
he Jecure his riobts, when all other means asse blage were c-ommencing to 6DjO da,ry cheese, George Collison ; honey in. ___ �
- *ad failed., although it had caused him, - y co, nb, J. D. Taylor. hailing from the United States, ar- � �
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rs like mb,ny other patriots who fought for them�elves, the clouds broks, and the . �RUIT.—HOmo-made bread, Ist S. ' I
rain Pame teeming down. The down rived in this city and started business I
I ationid liberties, to be branded with . Hurrison, 2d R. McGowan; baker's in the Manufacture and sale of certain . -
Ot inious title of re'bel. Some pour was so sudden that many could .- �
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ey t b a ignom Scarcely Imagine wheie it' came from. broad, E. D. Chamberlain; maple specifies or cure-alls, prominent among .
Iiistorians express a regret ut his con- Syrup, lst R. B. Laidlaw, 2d Goo. Me-
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in nection with the rebellion of 1837, an a There was a E;uA('Xen rush from the G(wau; maple sugar, R. B. Laidlaw; which figured the preparation from 11 �
I grounds to the hall, and the crowding bark. roots, &c., known as the Pride of I �
n_ �orget � that that was the 6ause 'of 'his . ; wi ater apples, four varieties, lat J. Pot- I
and crushing and corn grinding here was the -Valley, and which he might be I I .
ity; - 4 found dispensing bro�dcast from a car.
he barne being handed down to poster something terrific, but when a person ubr, 2d John Barr; fall apples, .four
it showed -his determination in st)%4ding va rieties, lot J.Potter, 2d N. Cummings- -
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ts u L ' once got in there was no getting ouC 11 I riagoevery busy day, on the mark6t
� p against. the tyranny of a self consti- �he rain continued without intermis- o ot J. Watt, 2d J. square. Shortly afi�r his arrival in -
.or ��ted oligarchy, And to this deterimina, . I B 1 Taylor; ,Northern spies', lst W' London a . I I
ho tion'Isdue repongible government. His sl I . til after dark. Fortunately, Triost B�uusdon, 2d John- Barr; Snow Young woman of a buxom
oTnt1b;1D Judges had got nearly throui,gh , and rather prepossessing appearance
'subsequent pardon, and admission to . ar ples, lst ' S. Mellon, 2d W. i
ds Parlia. M'ent showed th . at he bad right with their work, but those on poultry Brunsdon; Baldwins, lot John Barr, 2d arrived from Detroiti'i and -settled down
in on his side, I would suggest the city, and i . mplements were unable to finish, J. B. Taylor; Rhode Island greeninge, with the Professor, be introducing her
as- ivbich�was the scene of his early sbrug- and, qonsequently, we cannot,give a list as his wife, It is now stated that She
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e eessful competitors in these Is i J. McGowan, 2d W. Hazlewood; was Miss Jennie Pratt, of Nelsonville,
in � e§, and -in which his bones rest, as a depar � tments. The rain, certainly spoiled fall Pippins, N. Cummings; Twenty- -1 Mr. and
. Miebigan,formerly a servant o
no 1table place to erect to his memory a . . 'O1InC8 PippiDS, lst Goo. Stewart, 2d
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�tting monument. 'Yours truly, P. much of the day's pleasure to the visi- John Hoare; any other named variety, Mrs. Shrieves. fii due course'Lof events -1
or 1. I tors, and the bonnets, ribbons, white a son and heir appeared on the scene.
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it i i I skirts, and Such like, which were rl�'ined .1sb Thos. Fear, 2d J. Sherrett; winter This little ]ad grew and fl O-urislied; and
� � News of the Vv eek. must be almost beyond computation, p rs, lot John Hoare, 2d S. Mellon; wasnotedforhis blue eyes and un- -
c- � MORkON MISSIONARIE s. —Fifty Mor- and the Bl th Show will, no doubt, be C pears, lst J. Sherrett, 2d J. Mc- usual length of flaxen hair. HIS pan& .
y 9wan; tomatoes, lst R. Sellars, 2d M.
a mm. bishops have left Salt Lake City long remembered by many with.feelings called him "Major" for short, and -
� Hkzlewood; grapes, Ist Jas. Hoare, 2d Pv
in- V a proselytizing tour of Sweden, Nor- of regret. Had it not- been for this un- - ed forward with pride to the -
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ay, and Denmark. . toward circumstance the Bhow mighb J.1 Mallory; crabs, lat M. Hazlewood, when the lad arriving at the
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as The construction hauls on the Northern succe�sful of the season. It was rather flOwers, Ist Miss Symington, 2d A. K. told wealth of hair to the gaze of the
ed ifie Railway have Btruck for more I I Robertson; collection of garden pro-
� aggr sting, too, as the other shows were - t Lee, lot A. K. Robertson, 2d R. Sel. astonished people of London and the
y- a esi and driveu the Chiriamen -from all'f ored with the most delightful id county of Middlesex,and thereby large- �
he works. Grave trouble is feared, as weat or, and this, the last one, to be so J lars; canned fruits, Ist Hugh McQuar. ly enhance the slue of the compound, - �
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ar, rie, 2d J. Vance; grape wine, home- v I
he men are,beociming violent. unfo - uhate, but old Boreas is no re. . and wonderfully increase the sale of the .
Ut 'i CRIMATION IN" ENGLAND.—The first epee . of persons or places. The - fol- in�de, Thos. Fear. ' Pride of the Valley. Things went on I
pr6mation that has taken place in Eng- lowi t is the I DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.—Full cloth, Swimmingly for years, till at an unex- I
la�nd was that of Lady Hanham and ii� PRIZE LIST. I is� Miss Pollock, 2d J. Barr; home.
. placted moment two young men arrived
I imade all wool flannel, lst Miss Pollock, I I
Mdrs. A&nham, who died in 1876 and I I . I in the city, proclaiming themselves Mr. -
1877, respectively, and were Successfully Ho ;13ES—H-EAVY DRAUGHT.—Team 2d G. Qo1linson; flannel, union, Ist G. �' ShrieveB' sons, and calling the Professor
d - mare. , or geldings, 1�0 Geo. Clark, 2d C Ilinson, 2d Miss NaEdi; home-made 15
remated on Sunday. Wm.1Machau ; two year old geldin I t �, - i pa. This was a. constant source of ir-
to, Ic —TbE MARQUIS AND PRINCEss.—T 9, a
I he I wool blankets, lst J. GoBsman, 2d �
I ritation. to the Detroit lady, who gave'
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ist ,'Governor. General and Princess will not Thos.: Brown, 2d Jas.' Coates; tw A Shortreed; blanket, union, Misg- I the Professor warning. Quietbeingin
1 old Ally,Amos Fisher; one year Old N sh; horse blankets, J. Barr; patch i
on. 4eave British Columbia till late in No. .a measure restored, affairs began to
. filly, aas. Tabb; foal� Thos. Agnew. q ilt, lst Miss Pollock, 2d N. Cummin i
vember. .The Governor is shooting deer I 9; 'move in their accustomed channel, till -
to and grouse at Karnloops. ' Ho�sr,s—GENERAL I PuRposE.—Tearn counterpane, lst Dr. Carder, 2d Miss '. I
I I � in 91 most unexpected hour a bomb-
ed SHAME LEss'GAMBLING. —Open gambling geldings, 1 donation by R.- Pollock ; log cabin quilt, lat Miss Mc- Shell exploded in the Midst of the -
y-- is allowed in Victoria, British Colum- Mil proprietor Commercial Hotel, L311and, 2d Miss Buchanan; white ;
"I boarding house at the corner
bia. Last Sun day night, two men., named lst It'd. Watson, 2d N. Cummings, 3d q ilt, quilted, lot -and 2d Miss Cowan; ,
ve . iof Bathurst and Kitng4 The real �
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ve Clark and Goanell, sons of respectable Chas!, Youug; brood mare, having ,cOverlid, lot J. Gossman, 2d Miss IlArs. Shrieves arrived from Detroit,aud -
parents, engaged in a fight in one of raised foal in 1882, ist ThoB. Agne7, 2d Rabertson; woollen stockings, lot Miss 1
� 'the scene which followed fairly baffled- -
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. these bells, when Clark stabbed the JOseA ' Lvon ; two year old gelding, lst TO cLellaud, 2nd Miss Nash; socks, let 'description. The young woman Pratt
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op other seriously, . A. H�milton, 2d Wuo. Ross; two year J, A. Wilson, 2d T. Hamilton; mitts, !left the city some time ago with her
ni- - CLAIks LODGED.—Upwards of three old filly, 1st A. Hamilton, 2d Wm. Pat- I t J. Barr, 2d Miss Pollock; crochet !blue-eyed boy for Nelsonville, and since
he thousand p6rsoAk have lodged claims teraoA'; one year old gelding, Jas. Reid; wlrjk on wool, Miss Symington; crochet !that time the Professor and the
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A, a,mounting to six -'millions of pounds for one y ar old filly., Ja% Barr; foal, gene- w irk on cotton, lst Miss McGee, 2d �originsl Mrs. Shrieves 'have been -
of losses sustained ' -after the bombardment ral plirpose, J. A. Wilson donator, lBt so McGowan; fancy knitting, Ist Miss 1 quietly residing together on Richmond .
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no of Alexandria. - . Jose 'h Lyon, 2d Wm. Machan. I Nush, 2d Miss E. Taylor; fancy basket, I ... 11 I
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ed VALUABL -EsTATE.—Edward Clark, Ho�sEs—RoAD sTERS. —Span carriage . Campbell; caird board work, lst � 1111111 - .- ..
Onf� the Sin ger Sewin - r) iss Taylor, 2d Mrs. Campbell; mot -to, - � -
sh President g Machine horses, lat Robt. B'� Laidlaw, 2d G. ' ..
AS Company, who died at Cooperstown, Ot- Sprung,; brood mare,i having raised foal I t Miss Taylor, _2d Mrs. Hartwick; —Mr, Wm. Philp, of Guelph, has -
e sego County, N.Y., Saturday, in his 73 g int's shirt, lot Miss Nash, 2d Miss ,accepted a position. as organist in Win. -
d in 1882, lst and 2dAdam Angus; two ! 40 -
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of $25,000,000. , Hugh Ross; two-year old filly, Ist John h1ir flowers, lot Mrs. Hartwick, 2d :,dollars per antium. :
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ate Bennett has Subscribed -42,000,000 to- filly, -Alex. Young; loal, lot and 2d, ash, 2d Dr. Carder; Berlin ,with his partner, Mr. GreenoideB, intends
: I flat, lot Mrs. Hartwick 2d %o remove to Pbiladel-phia, where they
as. wards the capital Stock of a company Adari� Angus; saddle horse, Alexander
nd which is to lay a new cable across the Youn'g; buggy horse, Ist Arthur Forbes, Berlin wreath, lst Miss �iash 1purpose establishing a 1ranch manufae-
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ho Atlantic; in competition with those con- 2d Gossman & Dodds; sweepstakes, 2 Miss MaLelland; feather -flowers, Itory for the horse an ol cattle food. The -
on, trolled by Jay'Gould. * I Mrs. Hiles. 2d Mrs. Ross; embroid- �business in Mitchell will still be kept
best Mare or gelding, an'y class or any .
i i lot Miss MeLelland, 2d Miss E. running.
ch- ARAti MUST DiE.—Cberiff Pasha op. -age, AmoS Fisher. � i
he poses the pres I en6e of the English coun- JUDGES.—Charles Mason, Brucefield; lor; French embrTdery, Miss Tay. 1 —The Atwood new Canada Xetho- __ -
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ro. Bel at Arabi's trial, except as a spectator. John;Metealf, Londesboro; RoLert Max- braiding on cotton, lot MiSS Sym- tdist Church was opened on Sab- I
ny The Kliedive and his Ministers are de- tin, Grey' t i g on, iss Mitchell; braiding on bath 8th inst., and on Mon.
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)n- termined on Arabi's execution. CATTLF,—TiioiioUGla,BRF,D.—Milch cow, waol, lst Miss Symington, 2d Miss day evening a tea -meeting was hold,
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wt No )TORE RUSSIAN JEWS�WANTED.— Ist T -hos. I�oss, 2 d John Cum aiirigs�; two itchell; sofa cushion, lot Mrs- Me- �at which there was a large gather, ,
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ter Refugde Russian Jews raised a riot at year old heifer, lst and 2d Thos. Ross; Lell6md, 2d Dr. Carder; rag mat, lst ` I
. 01 g. The total proceeds of collectionot
on Ward'A h1trid, on Saturday. A hundred one ear old heifer, Ist Thos. Ross, 2d Mrs. Buchanan,2d Mrs. Ross; rag carpet, rea-meetihg and subscription,amounted
ols policemen bad to subdue them by force. JohnT Cubarnings; heifer calf, John Thos. Bowden. 2d � Miss Nash; ladies' jo- the handsome sum Of 6680, a BUIMU
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at The Hebrew Immigration Aid Society, C ings; bull calf; Thos ROSE;. 0 , st iss Symington, 2d Miss more than sufficient to wipe the debt off
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he . fled E�ropes,Wautborities not to forward Robt. Erratt, 2d Joseph Jackson'; milsh land, 2d P. Walls -, darned net, Miss I Mrs. McLaggan, wife of Mr. J. C.
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lin any more refugees to the United States. cow, . having raised calf in 1882, Ist John MeLelland; zephyr work on java, can- MoLagan, formerly of Guelph, but now
vas, lot Miss McTavish, .2d Mrs. Me- ;
ain A POINT OF LAW VALiD.—Judge Thay. Cummings, 2d Wm. Hites; two year old bf Winnipeg, died somewhal. suddenly
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,ind er, of Philade)pbia, has decided the act heife . r, I lst Thos. Ross, 2d John Cum.- G)Wau ; plain sewing, lot T. Hamilton, � of pleurisy �Ild congestion of the lungow ,
n. of 1794, inflicting-ja penalty for engag. minis,, one year old heifer, Ist. Jas. 2o Miss McGowa-n; farmer's wreath, �n Monday of last week. Her husband
of ing in worldly employment on Sunday, Braithwaite, 2d TbOB, Ross; heifer calf, 1F b Miss E. Taylor, 2d Miss Taylor; ' 'Was telegraphed for but had scarcely
Dg is Valid, The point was raised by a spring, lot Thos. Rots, 2d John Cum. fli 6nnel shirt, hand made, lot Miss Me- time to begin his journey home when
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his number: of barbers being arrested and mings 4 two year old , Steers, lat Joseph McLelland, 2d Miss Buchanan; str a6w '�the . death messenger arrived, and the
ge fined for shaving customers on Sunday. Lyoi4, 2d'Thos. Ross; beeve, Ist and 2d h t, J. Hoare; stocking yarn, lst T. beloved wife and mother breathed her
te- SAD SuiciDE.—Elizabeth. 18 -year-old Thog'. Ross; cow or,beifer, lst Thos. H Milton; 2d Miss McGee; patch on tast. - - -
ng daughter of Capt. Jackson, of Chicago, Ross, 2d Jas. Braithwaite; one year old" 9 nt's pants, Miss Buchanan; dam on —Mr- Goo. Pearse, a school tascher
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ga- com�agnder of a lake steamer, talking steeri lst and 2d Joseph Lyon; herd acck, Miss Buchanan; fancy leather in Col,.hester township, Essex county,
ed and-lau grade cattle, the. herd to cons w)rk, Mrs. Cbaraberluin; fi-fte boot -
, ghiDg With friends on the street., jot of two I 11, planted last spring one peck of white
Di- a day or two Since, was arrested on a steers and two females, Joseph Lyon. lEt A. Murdoch, 2d P. Wallace; coarse �Elephant p3tatoes. He has dug up the
.—John Sample, Grey; J. W. -bushels as
ed, charge, of disorderly conduct by an over- JUDGES L - boots, lst A. 'Murdoch, 2d J. Sherritt ; enormous yield of 37 0 . the
ye. zealoug officer. Crazed with shame, she Biggi y do�uble harness, J. T. Carter; Single .i
no, Stainle ; E. Watson, Blythe. 70 'result of his effort, and they were not
to hanged herself intbe cell. SHExp—CoTswoLD.—Aged ram, lot harness, J. T. Carter. planted in the "best time of the MOOR 2y
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ier PLOT To BURN A RuSSIAN TnEATUR.— John ' Cummings, 2d Jaa. Barr; Shear. ___ either. The secret of such an enomot%
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21Y Regs, has been discovered. Boxes of ram,lamb, lst Snell �& Son, 2d James ex -M. P., was made the subject of 9, vation and one eye planted ineach hill.
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peas. per buiihel.
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lour, per 14DO
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