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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1883-01-26, Page 4� : - � ! 1 7 ; � . � -I- . . -- - . I - . �17 � . . I I � . . -09 � " � - I , . � � i - - r 11 . I 11 �� - I i ... HURON - XPOSITORS!'' . . OANUARYZ 161?(U. _ " -'I'_., I !. - I I I I � � � 4- THE __ . I . , 1i 2 - - � . - . - - JANUAP 9 . , I I . I I - � I I - ____ - - . I - . � OWN" -_ � VI_ I : - i � . � - . I r . - I — - , � I . , — " � , N=011 ��i - . I I . � ' ' . ; 10000"EMIWON11000 I - - � . . * ' ; - ,.� r - - I I � ...... - . � � - . - �_ -, .. � 1-1 . � . - - I I - . I . I I - � - atibe of Provi Congo --:- - I ; i .. . � I desigued to show rs rvative : - I n- the cost of maintain- membe " of her'vory interesting class of Conservative, and if the I ; NEW � A-6VRRTISEMENTS Support, and on the ot er too proud to e& at the'College, of these one . family think &boat the. mKi . a L . I . . and the at nd'taken by the ing-County Councils in ihe years 1872, young Isdien, thus.sbowing their - warm party could only b brought to under. �, � ty Ore. it AP �, . - I � . 11 I . I � families 4 Oial rights - --- ' LLL 14. 1 1 � � L I I go before a magistmte nd declare their , tains '1_5 mutos ;,- two . Government on the I &-ding questions:of 1877 and 1881, respect* ly. Xr.Drury attachriaent and esteem', and the high Stand that Sir Johu Xwdoiield -W&g I t ' - a ficut window i ... . IWThs figare between the psrenthe�t i after � I I .. � a at the expense of tW_ , Which , . . I i I each line,, denotes the poge of the paper on which poverty and inability to comply with mUted each; teu himiliest 8 each ; the day. Theie and other things �ell compla ined of the incre tso of late years , epprpgjation of her services w a teacher. playing a gem . .- ,. ed in&&4h , � I - � -floot, and " f; . _ I - - the,a6ectisement wid be found. and n . _� orthy of note that the same- province there would be &L very general the 1-4 a � L . - I the rules of the in atfintion, and es & re. thirty-eight familbs, 2 each ; which way the tide is. runni g - sod the in the I iombership of C )unty Go -U4 -_�,, It is also w . ,�A --., I 1 - . I -_ 10 -i au . (8) ; L Government is acting quite le�itimately and of'I he expense in keeping them iffo-,' the' revulsion � of Sentiment so L about the room � H yodi�g ladies were not long Since far an that ,...: . � � . . Successful M,erebeuts—E, ReF sult the children & all such pare�tg are seventy-eight, 1 each. Two deaths oc- 1. � . this I_ - Oeldy &plD11C;&t11G � sing—, M.L Campbell a Co. 5) 1 - . - .1 in taking advantage of the Situation. and coi tended that gone steps. shonl&- - e reward given- , party was concerned in reference to - I _' the op , , - , ft i . . ,neglected and go uneducated. is is cutTed among the pupils during the his state of affairs. by Mr. Rob�rt MaIndoo, for their dili. important matter. We were fighting �.. water &:serious Qou 4 � i � L I : le . ng'Out—Weir's Book Store. (8) _ Besides, the owner the agony is over be take to remedy t 11 . - ta"n place. ! � .. a � 1 the. yelLr. - - The,following extracts from the and the fate Of the parties Settled lor The H)n. gentlemari'i remarks were gence and perseverance in committing the battle of responsible Government -- I ! I L . I � I �� —The GOrr1b!E _ i -o I For Dakota- and tb a Northwe it. (5) a lo a to the State as wen RiTtho - for all the Provinces, and hei coun 1. - L . � ..... Lsud For Sda—W, C. Gonialock.' mode of class instrue- tl!ie next four years t a better it will be concuri Bd in by others, ,and Mr. Howat to memory no fewer than 3,000 verses Wiled 11 I -_ I - I . , . Bluav&1e Cheese & Bat L (5) individuals, and it wot Id be w90 for the report givirig the . � I the Govern Went, said that ,of Scripture during the short spac6 of them to stand firm to the Government I -1 a man named Jamie terCo.Weat�ng_(5) Gov t � r everbody conern on behi If of I I I , L �, � - - i � - Lt . tio , and mode of training, will be in- f? 1�, i � dropped dead while . ernmen to oonsid r the suggestions : while complaints of the kind were three months. � of the Hon. Oliver Mowat, and roll up 1 � . . � � i Boots and Shoes—G;'Good. (8) . AN OPPOSITION DODGE- � kL - r LLLL . � I I I . � of t4e sup4intendent in this telstion ter 69ting : �1 . The Opposition, by way of creating general, the difliculty was to provide such & majority in South Huron as � near Wroxeter, -ou T .1 - I I - E . - I P __ I L . —We are g �� to 1 I . i I I - I I . - . and- if practical inake the 'ins itutiou I . MASS INSTRUCTION. . for themselv1ps a record, are moving' in Some & ]equate remedy. He would be would even far outstrip their brilliant ,: � I : i - . � I I me 0 uld be worked The South'IE[aron Convention. record of the past. He said the num_ Hislop, Bon of Johi � . I . C JLASS I.- omppsing two pupils, re- the House a �eries of resolutions on the .very glud if a sche , i . J0 V# free alikel�o an. . . I � eve, of Grey '01 : i I � fu T J0 4 txlyiooit, , I � � . � I out wh,cb would meet a diffloulties of . -The'Reformers, of South Harou are ber of intelligent faces before him con. :,-�_ _. � - Bee -ever is. . i 7 eel ving half an ho.ur's instruction in principal q,pestions similar to thme �, �,on tl i . I � of mail tftini Dg the inatitutioxi I 8 of proverbial for their enthusiasm and vinced him that a gentlemen would be typhoid f . I . . I I __ � Thocost� . -Swintoci's Language Leisons. Dtiring which the'y �dopted i t the lon thecase. The tim, the Honse on I ing - I soon be. himself -agaill � i --=::: �, during thd pasty'( ar amounted to 839,- 1 1 i .1 - . lat t s"sion y com plated a full course of last Septomber. They are, in f Tuesday was taken up largely in the unanimity and as & natqral result selected to represent the Ridi worthy -A petiti - : . I . I � I �Ct, u . on to the . I � .. . SKAFORTH, FRIDAY, ,,Tan.' 26,11883 927,54, or 0 average cost of $157.20 per of "Plants their uses." This course ,folating upon, the Le lislature the n_ second -a ding of a nu or of Govern- their conven tions and other gatheriLg's the s pport of the electors of South -- - � . 1. 5 PrI . . - - � _: ship couricals is in 'I I . I : I ernbraces, .. ood plants, industrial. cipal section of theii - pa rlm- ment a0l%other measures. Amongst are invariably wellattended and pleag Huron, and capable of intelligently de - _� . I . I . maint'nance for the I 'is BOO Ing r ' . 'That on Saturday at ing the rights of h" - _. - the tate.p.eyersof Colb � 1, I - . . I pupil,, The cost of ,a � a -par icula ly objection- these, . &r. Bell'H Bill t�l introduce the ant occasions. , bqd is 'constv tuents I , - . - The Wardens 4. previous year was 037,11,100, or an V,rage plants, and 'medical plants, as oi)n- Tber i i . __ . .to erect a. bridgo'acrO I I . -t&ined in t a Fifth Royal Reader. able in this, oonside ad as a matter of ballot into the elecd D of Separate flensall was no exception to the general and his Province. . . I � � I �. . - Holmelsville. : ;'. Mr. L. Hardy, Reeve o Exetei, was of 4157.63 per pu0l, so that W�ila the It was ts, .t school austees was . disposed of. it rule. Every municipality, with one THE CANDIDATES. � I I ught exclusively by means of party taotics, but the manner in wh!ch I t , ;f � I .. . This The result of the ballot was - - -A young lad, son i I I - unanimously elected Warden of Ouron tot- . show the straito to receive I a six months' hoist by the exception, was fully represented. Dow an- I . I �� - , � I alcost was con iderably great r dur- articulation... . it is being done . a I I erd of Holmes4ille,i 7 . . . I I . . � " - . CLASSII. --!-Is comprised of three� which the Oppokition Rie. driven, �nd pretty ecisive vot.a of 43 to 11. exception wECs the township of 8tepheh, nounced, giving the present member, - I . , " � i sit- the opening meatAng of the County ing the past year by reason of : I . � ,4e in- . o.. which they are I - - which was four delegates Short, the Mr. A. Bishop, 102 votes out of a total , � : loaded sleigh, o4o: OI I , . I a unfair in dds i � . 0 . i � pupils and 1 ere incorporating words t� a ov� hi . I . -, � . - - I . I which passe er. . . - � . I 4 11 , Council on, -Wednesday. Mr. Hardy creased sttendane; 3 tho cost pal i pupil into sentence's with lip-reading. They Willing to resorti- The . Oppositio,61s - INews of the Week. omission being due to a failure in the vote of 130. The announcement 'was - , - and in -dther waYA it) 7 � : . � � 7 , I - round af ter round of � � .1 has been a member of the Council for ; proper parties receiving the notices received with was somewhat de(reased. The t� - will be taugb� the multiplictition table, . :'Wher Is Governmental L -oxathie . 4 16hing . , plan is thri . . � SE,&L4 ICAUGIOrT.—Several fi�alfj have calling the meeting. Besides the dele- obtera, and on motion the nomination ' � -� Judgil,g fi� � I . � - � i , - 0 8 � . at I � I I i five or. six yem, avid has proven him. - ell ad� other exercises - by articals- moti n i m do that ibe House ,go into . I . . . present, the . � . 7 1 I . - staff 'consiats of thi rteen persons Ppsides as w I . . . captured on the iceoff gates, also, were a large number of true was made unanimous by a -standing vote , 'Ing On I : � Ml _� ) . . Committee 11 f supp Y, an Opposition I . I b : � . � , � self one of the most independent and the superintandsi t, there being. 8! male tion. I . Staten! Bland. numberof dwelling . 14 - � C � . � � �. . JLASS Hlir—COMpriSeS SIX Pupils, 611 member.risea in hi's )lace ,and. by way I and tried men, who, in- former conte-9ts amid great enthu8iasm. - i � , L � 11 ,I offident'm embers of the Board, end and 5 fema'le iDstr ctors. In conprotion amendment thereto, moves a resolu- 11 . . I - - - . � coligenital deaf mutes. They Spend, of I L I . . lari stole U0,0001 worth of dia. their rinciples, and who attended on of the representative of South Hn of Grey durin,-. �he CA � : w . ,N —0 Tuesday night bad ta'Fen an active part in defence of Mr. Bishop said whatever the merits I - baras orected t-Urougl . JEWE [,BY SToLE . 4 i -1 Coun L burg ron, - - , - i , we can heartily cougraitulaite the _ �ndus 40 minutes each day -at articulation-. tion oontaini�g the Opposition view on � � - P - i ; - . with the inBtituticn tbLE)re is an 1 - I . om & safe in a store be represented as m i, a .-mr. issue Ratter . A I . . monde wd j�welry fr thisoccasion to show that they are as uch bra ns s I 1, � - ,_ - . I oil on their choiQ9.: We are sure N1r. trial dep&rtment wber TI air work at the present . time is col. any - one 0 the principal qUeStiODS, , � . . wfi$ � � ; -1 �� U � a the gi Is and - - in Savannah. � . ready for the coming fray as they always contained in any constituency in the - I - has sold what is I knov :i I � - Now, it is y pro L . � : ; . � . . & part of parliFtmentar - - ION : ! I lo( uial langn go. reading th . . farm, being lot118, - ill Hardy will fill the position with dignity boys are instructei in various b .. _ In lip. ey 1 . ; - �� ITALI N ENIGRAT .. - EmigrhtiOu have been for the battles which have Dominiom He was proud of this re- I i . I I _'. . I i� .anches an i,ablo to di tinguiah short Sentences. cedure that every a endment offtred Mr- � �arr �, ; � 4 .- - - 4 nth A ' Hull -At, to ! ' and credit, and to the satisfaction Of all. from It, ly to So rr�erica has been I ; _4 � I of industry. Th3 girls do to, oring, tb, iy cafa spe k any number up to 100 ; to a motitin that bbe House go into gone before, and which,in South Huron newed expression of confidenoa, this I . - - � . - Huron Road, fo.*� the � � I 44 I ! cEssful, and bmigrants were have almost invariably resulted -in vie almost unanimous vote Of approval. I I .. I , . I I - i . , -,-- I I � - -an the Supply -is in itself a ,motion of want of valreyto find work'there.1 Emigration to tory for the Refc, At the He said the Government which he had � -The ariniveitmry I � , 1� -11 I dress-MakiDg, plain all d fancy peedle- Speak and diatinguish wYen spok ; I �: fl i rm party. I , �_� , The Maxdtoba Ele6tions. dayt of the ' confidence in -the 3overnMent, and a :' . - meetina rec,eiAlly - ht . I � 4 - -work of various kinds and sud�t like week, divisions of time,etc., I North America, howeve is not to be hour appointed for meeting the hall 1� _. Il I- I ,a, regar Iles r, supported had not been impeached by .- - - -7 _ � The Manitoba, Local Elections took etc. Must tberef j. s of its nature, ,, - i * - I !'I ' � z - with Blyth Pr-ee4tel I � 1, 3, 7, *, . � ,work, and many o, them becomr vqry. ' recommended. their Opponents in the character of any , , . - ; , t, CLASS IV. Can s eak names of be o posed I ysuppo ers of the Adnqju- I was packed f zi I 1, and many were forced . - � , d althoug, the I P one important mewwre they had enact- - . . the ,very handsome st � . qq Z.,. el d I � t8-- things in the room, different parts of i� -) NIP NiFicENCE, .-Mr. Jacob Bradshaw, 'n r:.1 .i see on Tuesday last, an � itra 11 to stand, the Seats all being ocenpied. f E� � � .� .. ex&rt,in their varions, epar,paela tion. onsequ'Ently,- no matter . - ,!$� � . tea -M � � :�, - - full returns have not yet been roc ived, of Hampton� New Brunswick, has given The Convention was called together at ebildrell's I 0; " . I The boys are principally empl6#d at aroiat 'liow roasonal)le such a motion may be . ad. Instead of the Opposition attack- ,; � . �, I . I f I - - tbe body, numbers up to 100, cliff . I the. Baptist Foreign Missionary Board , � -Mr. James Loa-.' I . . :*c ,_ enough is known to jiusLify the State- i I A .. � i . shoe-makiDg and carpenter work 1� L�st kinds of food, and days. of the week. i1i itself, ane regardl(s3 of the fact ihat twenty tbouBaD 11 o'dock in Hodgin's Hall, Mr. D. D. ing the Govern-ment the Governmeu -) d � ;1 1 1.4 �- � . . . - . d dollars ($20,000), the - Wilson, President of the association, I bad to atta-ek the Opposition. He said z . last rummerinivt -e -, i They can '&I old country, tl'.Q�Ko t � I I =ant that the Norquay Govern ant 'an 1-1 o distifiguish the Ha,ma it may cotitaiu statements towhich . I � ! 7 year, -besi,des doiD � all the 'in akinf d interest of which is to be used for the actiXig as chairman. He explained the I in this contest he relied not only upon - - . . - ! �-� . � � , � r an readilv road short B�inisteria . 1. - - two yeas - � tried by a fair -work- - . . t � I haa been sustai promotion of home and foreign mission- 11 the Li!)erals, bat also upon the Cou. � - , . I I I I selences anA V object of calling the convention, am �' . `� T ; I - , �1' � w en spoken, C 11 �Imernber� are prepar d! t ' Told and ( I i � 4,* mending for the institute, ) tN),; shoe. form 'sentences thera. Epbscribe, iti! must be voted down, ad . . � *eighs 1425 pou:4,13.1 � .- � 14_ z i --Secre servatives, the 3oung Conservative . �; � i . ing: majority. PorjBideripg the lues- ma,king d . asked the meeting to appoint a' a - . � I � - epartment supplied two large solves by their 'teacher suppl ing as it,'i does, of I no amendment. � I ! � . ; __ . - I : ��. E'�PLO SIONS. -Three terrible tary, and & committee on Credential; I who were no� prepared -to surrender -_ - Pon; J � J. ying itt FATAL ilds. - �t .- 1, 01 . I .7he Opposf��iou prefer to take tbia . � -A few evc-111)vs 11 I � tions, at.. issue in rt at Province Such ' ,�Iam, was, 7 - �, . :_ :. s r the . imply Finch bs as in, go t i order' fo' Ins ne Asylum at Lqia- 8 , explosiQuo took"plHce F iday in a gun- when the following appointments were the territorial rights of their na, ive Pro- � f. A , � - '� .. mr. J Di ria. - I 1, air I I I This class comprises ePu I . ig , - � � _. 0 to sope.1c, they have �b I , a result Was so tely expected. i The. uZi open, et rse wheill-4 of I 1�. . I . don, the total of tl ie work turned put by I� ,�"r powder. factory at Mui eo, eight miles m&de:-Mr. M.Y. McLean, of Seaforth, vince and invite direct taxation. They -11 " I 41 - I 1. 81 I W , eigh, a compa � I I . I - 11 4 decisioa of th electors can not be x pupils. I 'hole field. o themselves, rather Oa� on A. SI . � ,; ..ii. - . I a . I can ing th - z I - . ing 61,2 4. - �:!� from Amsterdam, , and Messrs. Geo. Samwell, of had nominated hi'm &-s their standard �: �` this department b( , CLASS V -Comprising six pupils, re- make theix:_3�ofions in the ordjn�r I . * . hat. The little fbilo -, � �� . I . '2� interpreted .otherwise th4n as an an- * . Sonia -forty lives and damaging an im-- Exeter; A. Young, of Seaforth, and bearer. - Ha wanted them to elect him, - , - � I ils �re as hen they can be met by counte, . � . - �, c gin t , � I � 11.1 . dorsement of the: disallowance �Iolicy The nationali U I eive forty . utes.. instrup ion daily. %yay w meope 1 cure it slippedl and I 1. � �, .� ('uantity of prope,Aydn the vicini� John 11annab, of Tnekersmith, com- not merely that he might occupy a Seat � - , - I . - I I - I 5A . Their work iwto complete the many Motions and, amendri eiatti. . . I I I., ,� - sleigh coming i aldii - �i, . ; . Ir I - ; - . �4 follows: Catiads, 10i ; Ir and 4 I . :Such was the force' of the explo- mittee on credentials. I - - 0 ) - ty. in Parliament, but that -the constituency 7 . . 1 1i �, I -,.! I of the Dominion Government, a A an I dif 'erent cotAination of sounds, includ- DISTRIBUTION (F REPORTS. � . ;� I I Fortuln4ely - , i V - � England, 46-; Soo ' ing ' At the sitting on Wednesday (17th), Sion that *indows at AmFiterdam, were - - DELEGATES PRESENT. . of South Hurou might utter its irfost - - ; . � ; I , . blan�,, ,48; i eT any, double -voiced con'sonants, as well as I ; 4- --: - - ssion, bf sathfaction with the w I . broken by it. - ' delegates emphatic voice in disapproval,atthe ,.resulted. � . � � .7i, � expre . 16 ; United StateE, 6; India,, 1 and un- Mr. Creightqp aired A, perennial griev. The -following were the , . � - ; - ' B01 , -1 � anv combinalion of- vowels with the - _Mr. C, G. of � ;; I 1: _. I - i . . . __ I � ,inoriopolY of the Pacific Railway OM- . ce of his iii the ma ter of distri))ntiDg G�ASGOW IN DARF,xEgs.-The largest present from the various munjelpalities: meddling of the Ottawa G,.wernmen't !A --- . - I i- -1. I 1� . -m. SaW ill a .. . ationg COI[SO 7 � -, 7. - known 29. The rel igio .. 8 denomin � nants. - They are jiust beginning an eber in Glasgow exploded on Sat_ Z3 - his stea . J � - - . . � - - I . , : -�., - I pany� Well, if the, people of Man toba . I � lip reading, * . tlie:d epartm,platal rep rts. Ile conte0, ,gasom Bayfield -James McDonald, James J and in support of good government' and 1, = - I. Bro&, fol the � � , `.' - - I - * ' -- Tyne �� f . . of the pare tis are ELs follows: Presby- (11 urday. Damage 210,000. Eight per- Thompsoujohn Ferguson,JamesCurrie. I local autonomy- Ile had no doubt but -: : - � �:_;'_ 11 � . � I - :-C. . - . " I � i ieSslf � . , - i ..!.� ;, �axe satiFifted to be encircled about by MISS VI—Consistw of six pup*hs. ed that A would be more convenient. - Seafortb-W. Ballantyne, R. Com� I that with their assistance a larger _�� I Bell retains Poss � A, : I . terians, 87 - Meth9dists, 80; Church of sons 'w(re injured. The greater portion '' J 9 the and facilitatp' businesii if th6 reports o I . . - , - : ,� t ., a grindiog railway monopoly fo - the I - � Tbey, are rall new and axe learning �. I next fail. We ire gi . . .1 � r; '85, sounds; ono� having Mastered a faW of tt a v ri u . ente- were .n��dq . tend, m I r;,: a � 1� �' . I of SbutbL Glasgow was dtirkened and a Mon, Ed. Cash, M. Y. McLean, Alex. I L�beral majority than ever before would -.. . i it, �- . I Euppland, 49 i Rcman Catholics, 'I a 0 8 (iop . I . . that -Mr, Bell in - - z I tt , tb at � Paulo _iearly cauRed in the theat I be rolled up in Sout� Huron. . I _11 � : next twenty y8airs, we do not know in . I I res. L � I I I'll - . nd distribated 'to memqprs� I � 'he N - L It q- - I � Baptists, 25, Bible CbristialoLs, 8; 1bern-, they ate tanght the simple com- public a -Stewart, Jno. Beq,ttia, Robt. Lumsderif . - I t -orthSbor6, in . - . !;,;: v �� ? I I Subsequently a metro belonging to the ' , I . it �, . OTHE R SPEAKE RS. " - i0r - _ I I - . i outsaiders should waste much sympathy I birations. At preserft,quito a number without waiting until they were pro-' A. YouDg, Arthur Forbes, Chas.Lo - � : I 1_11 i � - . I Lutherans, 7; 1Y.611rionites" 5; Ply.,. n7uD. The M. G .1 ' I I tory. i - I I i Caledonian Railway was blow wr;e, I Mr. . Cameron, of Goderich, was I I � I I I �� I over them. By their decision in the . of sounds are mastered, and'pupils sooted to the Honse, as the present � J.,G, Wilson and Wm. M. Gray. . - � 'V . _ 1 I-— I I - ' ' -Mr. John )Ioon.p I... 4 , . z explosions were supposed to have been 11 warmly received. Mr. Cameron is a I � It.. � _. .1 mouth Brethren, 2 n .1 � custom is. - There Seen . '. 1 , ; New Jer, salem'2 ; slic W_ symgtomB of good progress. as to be rat er Exeter-Cbas. Perkins, Geo.Turnbu , I ing for ten s 0 tb, ,_, I recent election, they have voluriVah y - der I I I I , I I ,� � I I I � tbe work of Fenians. I . Sno. McCallum, R. H. Collins, Geo son of Mr. M. 0. Cameron, M, P. for _ . I � � j I , . � , , Evangelical, 1;U 2known, 2.' The oc- ,NrO.RAL TRAINITN'G. more in this complaint of Mr. Creigh� . I I nee on tds� faru: , � -, - � � �z .- L . I - reside � 5L . , abandonedtheir claims to self-go*ern- . I . V&. A ,14RI:DAL� PARTY JAILED. -Alonzo . i I., � , - . 8 ton's than is usually the case with ilia . West Huron. A comparatively young � - - . I I i Ntuttart, Jno. Ranton, Jno. Trick, Dr. 3 . � � I he Ose W110 I ion to its use as a mean - cession X orris�l tew i . � -, - - : .3 v is in re �t I r f I * . d cripations of t p renfis of. th I Lyncb,J of Bowling Green, Vir i . I I 11 I I en 'i . of impartinq moral and r-eligious � 9"", Br�wnir:ig, Jas. Prentice,Wm. Whitlock, man and a gifted and pleasing speaker. - t . , . .. � III t and railway compptition, , au eDt mot ons which the Op- . . . 11 Sat,ordiky- . - 1: � � _ : � . � ed , unt) s Jew . . 1 � , - attended during the past yoar are givsn ' , marrie( Isola Abbey, both in good social I He reviewed at length the negotiations pl ' � I I 1_-� - have given th i assent to the principle stradtion that tbe,sigu language mani- - position mkkp. - The preSE)IIting Of the . . Wqi, Bawden, Edward Christie. - , Mooney hAs a 7 i'll air I � . t IF � � as follows: Agent,J; I ' I positior . The weddiDg was ,largely affecting the Boundar Award and ' . _ � . � - Axa -maker . y willi be I �1. � I � I ,I' I � I sh, e,�nd t " . ' 6 ; Brall;emen, pupil of twelve months staoding in the of form hey are k1l. in print a�nd ; �1` - . - Bahers,2 ; Blacksiaitbi - Q W1 'p .1 *�� - - that the central authority has the right atteidel. As they were about to board vacillating and inconsistent course' of - a is ne I , I ; 1. fes )s its chie'i value. There is not a reports to the House Iti a more matter- StaDl6y-HUgh Love. Alex. Mitchell, the , 3, , as t - Geo. Forest, James Wanless, Allen an w _h6me i . t 4 V I to remodel and revise the work of their . .. I . . the train on their wedding tour the Mr. Meredith who be said bad over- - - ��_ --Miss C. A �Iorri - � F 4 � . Douglass, Robt. Dalgetty, A. M. Cam , � -'s I 1 " institution, possessing ardipary intelli- ready for dis6ibution before this !is .. I ayer, 1; Cabinet�makpr, ; 0 � I p- ,� - I . W i..� � .. I ; Brickl couple were arrested on the charge of Bbadowed the promise of a useful career � ., � i . �._ f� , ., r Local Legislature at will. A 1,eOple eD.Ce, who has not a clear* understand- I done. and there upear to be no, bell, Win. Bannerman, Dr. H'arlburt, - .1 . It � 9 . I woul a, kained 130 much! notr � i t . I t, r. I Carriage -makors, 3 ; Car Inspedtor, I ; Btealinc 81,000 irom the uncle of the � � 11 4. I I that will do hiberately give assent to such iDg of God-�is power and goodness, pahicular reason why members should Ir ollars * D.,Ross. 1). McEweu, Jno. Gilmore, by 13elli'Dg his political conscience to. Sir with the fouria,eiio'g � � ;� F . . . � - ; 11; Car r, 1 , W .q bride. One hundred and thirty d John McDonald at that gentlerrian's � , � I � � Carpenters, �pgOn-' and our dutyltowards him; of the nature not have them as s)on as they I Jn6. Walker. Geo."- Kennedy, Edward Ge6rgiau Bay, �ntl'w I 1 �14 � h i � " - I I - . . I : - 11,� I & doctrine are scareely wort y to be en- I was found in the -bride's hair. The price. z - . , � L , � � . L maker I - Clerk, 1; Conductqrs, 2; am& wickedness of theft, lying, augE)r, ready, As a matter of fact, bowe er, Cluiven, J'no Manson. M r. Meredith was a man Of � " - , I ' . I raembered. was Oue,$)l � : - , e � - � � 11 - trusted with the r pponsibility of man- - ' ' - I IL balane was after*ards recovered. whom better- migbt b.�Lve been expected. . � ; . and oth9r sins ;, of the necespity of obe- t a reports are in De rly every case laid doderich Township -Geo. Torrance � . of Viiat terribleomisas, I - . 7,� i - � Curriers, 3 ; Draymen, I ; Dress- - akers, I , R. —* ler, - I - I � . I i __� aging their o,wn local affairp. . I dience to parents and teachers. and of before the House ftomediately upon % a gUesi at the rr��id-e - I I P FAmo s TROTTE Air. John Law Goo'. Swanson, Jno. Marquis, C. Seager' Had he stood firm on the boundary . � L . . - z t '_� 2: L ar � I I �i 1 4 ; m 3rs,'133 ; Nsber- k Port Huron, has been offered $500 . ,� - 3; Engineers, of Jno. Wiginton, Jas. ,Izzard, Thos.Trick' question as he did Stand thr h,jut two � Hannah, in �� ,gbw� .1 I z - . . . . . ir driess towards each other. their completion, so tLt little. timi Is L , OW.J � ; . ` . I I I There is 9 . � . ., � � . � �bash add three houses for his trotti . I I - I ; sessions, he would have' been entitled - - Awa " I � � men, 1 ; Harnes3-m er, 1,,, ; Ot,01* lost. At the'same time 'it would zb . Ing Jnd. Woon, Jqs. Piocto B. Holmes, . � �, I I - . - -only. one way possible in which the ; q . r, -One aay re � . I �, . I toris of-th. . . � I 0 i - - : The. Deaf amd ,Dumb Institute rs 4 - Irofi Fouac'ers, 2;, L�bour- truth can be brou-.,ht home to the minds i ti f' late session,tq maro Lucy Moffat, but he is not anxious W. Wise, Ale)I. Fraser. to the higb'regard of the elee . � I � keepe , , convenier, in case o I&. , I is - 1-1) . . - �,, g I . . I beloriging to M4 &� I - � - . . - to Bell her. He says the mare can province. He had nnt done So, 1�'owever, - - ,_ I � I I- � . . ri.� . of deaf mutes at such an early age, c Tuckersmith-S. C%rnochan, George to,u, met its �th i I i 'I, I One of -the most important and useful and � I ties, . -11 : � , ers,54; Livarypropriqors,2- Afl%chi � ave reports issued before hand, 4n I I I � , �:, - : I I I I . I n w tgot a mile in. 2.25, which is ro- and be had no doubt the ele4tors of i ll . . cled! to 0 Walker, W. McMurray, "Robt. Fulton, -F. j � - t : - �. ,of the, public institutions of Onta i i I that is by the means indicated a,bove. liesides if the Gove�nmerjt agr � i . I rom the positiou in � . I . � - � � � I � - I I 7 , . S.- iLondesborough, A. Elcoat, Thos. ' �- - : . I � I V'o "' ists, 2; Merebants 6; Millers 3 -Paint- markalily fast speed for a five year old' th Huron would assist at his politi- . � i I I I Religious exercises, consisting Of a pray- Make the oborige proposed, they wop . 91011 , in the stall it isisupr- e . - � Ile for the a : I 0 . I ' . Be. � � . � I _� " that at Bellevi. educ' tion� and 7 '� hor I Air. Lawler iuteDds to reduce Fowler, Juo. Hannah, ,cal execution. i v,qr ; :t � I ; ers,,. ; Plasterers, 2; Saflors, 3 ; - Shoe- or in Signs, and oc:!asionally of a brief forever sileuoe Mr. Creighton on tbi . S. Smillie, W. - - . . its hind foot o I tQ , � I I _. I I I � � I his reOrd to 2.20 next Beason. , McMillan, John Dolig, Jas. McEwing, M - Wm- M. Gray, of Seafo�th, , � I � : . instruction of the deaf and dumb. I r : �1 '' . m akers, 3 ; Tailors , 2 ;- - Teachers, ; and mcral lecture, are held in the' chapel �eighty subject. ap- ' *g A to turn a 1 soM4 �..' - I , � � � . _� .. � !' 11 . . I 1E1EAv'y GALES ON THE 'SCOTTISH COAST . E - I � -, MENT OF �TREE PLANTINq. juT, 1 4 ! i - - It is astonishing the number of deal ' evE ry morning at the opening. of school, ENOOURIGE' � . I - Da�id Manson, Donald McDonald, Jas. proved of the choice of the convention,, � .-� ita spine ttut --t- 1 � I . � a number of singlei; belb6ging W---v4rious I i __ i . . I I . an again in tb -A fulious g%le raged on the north . 1. ; f _. Cummings, Win. Finlayson. He bad been the favorite of the Sea. � . . Mutes there'are in the Provined. I eafternoon at closing. A good in ny portions of Ontario have 11 . -One day la�t Nvel i . ., tions. Th of"tb ' 4 coast f Scotland forth delegation for -the nomination t s. Burd6n,l i6f I i - . other occupa, a ages for two days, and i � 1� i I P1 GrELce is said at every meal, and most ow got. q Usborne-W. Quinton, 0. Spring, � 0- i � I- I I .q o beyond what might be Tho � i : During the year -ending the 30th' ,I . . . 'I I S�vopt hence with unabated intensity i r � �7. � I . PI rS are as follows " Nine, 7 yefkrs of of ,,be pupils,' if not all, have voluntarily qlalled the 11 orest age" in the bistor of Jno. Essery, H. Jones, Thos, Russel,H. day. Hle, however, haa not proposed - - - -1 escaped being biirue� - i _� :� - . . � I ___ y over thE3 coast of Aberdeenshire. Very � that his name should go on the conven- -1 i I . �: ., -ent,3 ne, 9,; t-�yent d . - I I - � � i t __ I September last there were ip attendance � had been left o4 the 4 . i age ; eleven, $ ; tv -0 y. .a. opted the practice of praying, Some the Province, and the want of tim er Perkins, Chas.' Monteith, Thos. Allan, I - , I � I 'Ile, . - in?. ns,�an W'! in - I . I � . i : i v at the Bellevi, [ustitut on 303 pupils I - . Ig d others orally,jefore retir- for variorls purposes is even no � heavy E eas prevented,the mail ste&mei Jno'. Godbolt, Geo Turnbull, James tion. He hadbeen a Liberal Since the I � ,when it took fike a I . f I one, 10;- twenty-five, 11; thirt�, 12.; � . 'kiq,c her passage across- the Minch. � , . � � . In 'He. - On, 4 � i . I I-DIg at night. Sunday services are as Some parts being more or less severely O' Routcliffe, Samuel Rowtley, Robt. day of his enfranchisement. The pap(zr tite wt � � . � I I - - 1-65 boys and 138 -irls. Since the open- - t I - ' . . . W�g � I PrIne � _�_ 'I. - . I , - I 1, .., . . 0 I birty,�13-; - twerity-eight, 14 ;, tffienty_ foilows : In the morning at nine o*clock frIt. The bill, therefore, which has Wrecki ge continues to wash ashore, Gardner, Henry Pas-samore, H. Roland, -thoroughly in accord withLiberal i . . carpet blazed tl� till , 1; - . . 1 . . - Ing of the institution ip O�tober, 1870, seven, T indicat, -ag severe suffering among 3hip- R. '.Konteith. ples as practised by the Mowat Govern- � - - -was extingulsilld, bef ! i . 15 ; twenty-oue, 16; , ei , teen, a resident teacher, Mr.'McKillop, takes Ijeen int'rodleed by the- Government for . . 1 7 1 . � � � I � , I 0 I . I � I ? . I - i i 1 r I there he it 17; t �- I ment, and was prepared to do his share u . I ve �been in all 597'edu�at�d a harge of all the younger pupils for an the encourogement of tree planting, P1119 I . Stephen -S. Hogarth, ChAs. Christie, i I � . . - ; ,hirteen, 18 ; eleven, 19; thirteen, c - . " - I was done. � I � i. I � � . . I r I . ho r, and explains. to them a few sim- its prov:lSions are generally ta�e4 Dp,.A,AH OF PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES. D. French, S. J. Hogarth, Geo. John- of hard work in order that a Buccessful ,!� -'Mr. John � Lont : I I . . � . I% . : i I t it, and the gapenriterident now has the 20 ; Seven, 21 ; six, 22 two, �3.- , 24; if ' CA Charles Alexanderi -no. Ratz, �no. Pars- issue to the Liberal party ' '� . ! . � ? Is vantage of -Prin 6 14a I N- i I , � ple truths', illustrated by some' �d Frederi stone, H. Doyle, 3 might result able hero -of t I i L easy I.,may be productive of grea� - � I - names of 156 others of ,school age i who � � . I " ; . . olue, 26; one, 27; one, 30 and 'ope 36. rn' brothei of the Emperor of Germany, eDs, S. S. Nash, Jno. Reith, �Tno. Math. from the impending struggle. . . �al il � ,propos . . J � . . story from .the Bible. At ten o'clock good. It Wa' ed by the Gove- . � . recently TeInvu-, _. I � I - � I � � � I I V I i � . . . should be in attendance, but who, from The following, is a list of the t 8 to the teacher in charge meats the Bible ment to Set apart a sum of 650,000 to bp (lied on Saturday, aged 82. Prince eson, F. Holtzman, P. 'McPhillips, Mr. M. Y. McLean, of the THE - - Michigan diedjn'111i� � - . z - coul, ie � I . i I - o � 4 - ., . . . . I I - I � ' � . . - - * . ol i the chapel, and, after prayer, known As t4 "Ontario Tree Planting . XPOSITOR, cou . d work - - ." days ago, full Of Y . I i , varions, causes. are not -there, and it Is which the pupils admitted du,riDg the ' S "I Cbarlei was indisposed Some time-, but S. Hersey. John McArthur, W. Oliver, H,u-uo,N E naelled har I . 4-a I ; � 7 1 � I I "illains, to tbern thelessonfrom the Vund" f( . . �A - I I � � - . . I � ex . -h becamp seriously ill only the day previ. W. Matins, Jobn Brewer. and perfect organization. - He Said they -,: tiflaa ,with the 1 fly � I . not ait all likely that these pinbrace the - )r 6�s purpose. Sac muuIci� . Hay -R. M 1 Op- - 4.- and will be mUse I - . _ I I . year berlon g, and tt 6 nt mber froni each'. , ( - iously. written- I I bus to 1, his death. The Emperor and Thompson, Thos. Sturgeon, had not to fight against the loca, . . � e In ernational. Series, prev alities as ayail themselves of the Fan i � . . . ,� - I � .z I . entire numb r. It will thus be lFleou Bothwell, 1; Brant, 9; Bruc � 17 ; I tj Empreps partook of sacrament with the Alex. McEwen, Jas.MeMartrie. Dr. Bu- position, but the whole strength- of the I - �ma,rk by the Old t I . .1 91 Onton,tbebo&rd. Inthe afternoon at: Oe to p�y tpe HUM of twerity-five 0 , - . F se I I R . an - I - . * do"I a man. The I st wo-ds of the chanan, J. F. Moritz, C. F, Wagone , ]Dominion Governm ' � : � . I i that although the institution Is � Cardwell, 1 ; Carleton, 3; Duffei�n,,.l ; three o'clock, the whole School asse.m-': for each treq (of certain approved kinds' - dying r i I . i � '. - 9 ' ent, Sir John Mac- ' - , tra,ct. I I i . n, ' L 7 I � . I � I It t is do-; that way be' I tz d along highway ' Prince; were: "Lorif � life to the Em-. S. Foster, J., B. Geigher, W.'MoKie, D. donald, and all the powers at his dis. -Mr. John Jobw, : i 1� noble work there is yet much for , 0 Du�rham, 1 ; Elgin, 9.; Essex, 7 ; i F : I , i f 11 7 ron- . bles in the chapel, and a sermon . � � � I ; an . 13 � i I , 81 .a peror. posal. They should endeavor to poll _- road, Stanley, . . .1 "ad 0 , ' 1� In conseqqei ice of the Prince' -,A Sujarus. Jno. Muldrew, D. Spencer, a's B( t � livered on ally Subject the teac y derbads, 4c.-!, andrwhich at the exp4r I I : ,I � -) I do) mtd as, the pr - oseat capacity is 'i _� t nac, 5 ; Grey, 10 ; � Haldiman#, 2 ; I ' ;_ - - - - W. Stephens, H. Cook, A. the largest possible vote and record the acres -to Mr. 11�,] An(I � . . i . I � select. In the afternoor at 4.30 the' tiou 'of three years is in a healthy con, death the festivities: a honor of the sil H. Heyrock, . . ;� to, the; uttermost to pr id � I . . ;. OVI: 01, accOTMO- Haliburton. 1 ; Halton. 5; Hastipgs,12;- Bible classes again meet, and are ques.' 4ition, one �.alf of the expenditure t9 bE � Taggart. W. Chapman, D. McColl, loudest possible protest against the line, for tile suin'Of I � i I I z i" I ,� ver wedding of the Crow,n Prince have Mc . . � � - ! � L dation for those in attenda il the - . - been' abandoned.' W. Velker, R. Broderick, A. T. Been, N.� attempt to rob them of their franehise I is admirabl, r i I . Huron, 16: Keni, 12 ; La,mbtqp,, 6; tioned 'by the Superintendent on the rjecoupe� tho municipalities by the Govi . y situatel . :1 � v �, . - I ' I 11 . � I . f - I ' he fore- - and despoil them of their . I -0 .. Pk L I entire work is to be overtahell�,incroased Lanark, 3; Leeds and Grenville; 8. lecture- which they attended in t _qrnment. 1J OT territory. a 'Very - i I , I I : , �&ws of a somewhat Similar II HOTEL DESTROYED. - The Sherrie,W. Russell, -R. Hersey, Samuel � good. .U4 . . � I . r. lohns, i ! I � noon. Thp intervening time is Spent Rind exist id a number of the WestFr Quid"y House'at Quincey, Illinois, one Ra,nnie. He earnestly advocated thorough muni- - I March. M I � -, ! . I accommodation will have to be fur�ish- Lennox and Addi gtou, 3; - Lincoln, . .. . � : � into � Clintou I U%ld Avr I I . t! i � I � . ad at once. The grea.-t. import%-n,,e of 1; by the pupils in reading e_xerpises and �ta,tes, and heir action is found ver of tb a rgest hotels ' n the city, was After a due examin ation. of the creden- cipal organization. I � � . I I - . ; MiddleBex, 15 ; - uskika District, 6;_ . . a ti&18 of delegates- an adjournment was M � t / I - - � . I in general conversation. lieneficial, toth from an agricult'4ra burniel Fliday Morning. The fire was Mr. C. Seager, of Goderich, also spoke - West dn'17"19 tbO an . 9 � 4- , , i I , . ! . � - . . . th -0 , - i I .. having those: unfortunate youths 641]. Norfolk, 5 ; Nort iumberland, 7 v On- . and an ecorilpinic point of view. Th discc�ve'red by A a gucsts on*. the third made for dinner;. strongly as t the necessity for perfect - - ----:At th � . . � I e rocent � � I ) I I . P, - i - - I I cated cannot be over-estimated, & 3d it tario, 8 ; Oxford,"; Peel, 3; Perib, 14- OUR readers generally will be pleased * House Fiat t 11 11,30 p. m., Weduesqay floor -. Many guests' -were in the dining . THE AFTERNOON organization. They had a good cauffi- I sud, implemeu�s at , . I I I I � � I I I ; � . � I � 1 4 ' Godprioh �-00,d � isonly. possible to have them properly .nd advanc6d a number of other Govern,. rOOl3q0 3ut! a large number were still On the re -assembling of the conven- date and a good cause. Thew.ork,how-. the I �, I , ; I Peterboro,3;, Pr3scotbandRun9ll,6; tolearn that Ron. Adam Crooks, Min- Ires a Stage. , Men-, wom n and children tion' the chairman said the first item of ever, was not done. Lettherepresenta, ' Prices were the.r - I z ment, meast aslee - .- I - . - . . -, i ,1 � � I I : .� educated at, an institution of this �iad. Prince Ed I . � 1p I , . - I __ ward, 1; Re frew, 7; Simdoe, I . � � I ", ister of Education, is recovering from THE TgUBER LIMITS QUESTION. ' rusbp to the Street' few waiting to business to be transacted was the re- 'Wol z I : ! tives present from every polling sub- figures wbiehl : I . � I , - . . . I I ? The training here is. not merely of' a 15; Sk9rmont, Dundas' and Glen &rrY, hiE recent sevore illness, and is gradual- The featlire of Thursday's dress. No lives were lost. � organization of tbe assocation, and ad- buyers a year I 01 - � � � . I I Bitting ras . . � . division lose no opportunity of perfect- � ' -1 i � $ . -,r a a; J � - I , � I I . � niental character, but the physical is 10 ; Waterloo, 12; 'Welland, 2; 1 _ i *ng house and si cated complete and thorough o ave $190 ft SIX . I I 1' Wet- ly gaining in strength. Although it is 4n Oppositibn onslaught on the timber EXP osiox.-A MIXR x vo . rgala- ing their Organization and consolidating -, _ 9 . . . - . 5 I I I . i � z I - Wei . The phildren. are � � packin ho -Dg - I . � liDgton, 11 - - Wentworth, 13; Victoria, not likely he will be able to take his T - ; i , . � I . attended to as -1. Olicy of th+ Govern m ant, Mr. Creighton uses of the Giant Powder izatiou in every polli subdivision. their strength. Mr. James Sco ttl� of - i I . 3 I _ . � I I being the spokesma, - works at Point Clement, California, exf. He said there were never more . MOWAT APPROVED. - __ for another m4tifiv I i I I I taught the use of langi�age, anO are 1 ; York, 22. It will thus be se�p that , n of the occa�ion important issues before the elect. . , i � seat in the House during . the present' en- ploded Sunday morning. The shocks of Mr. Hugh Love, of Hillegreen, did .. other horsF.9 W�ro so , ! - ' . � - . . 4nd his texg the Conservatiive CODY � i � . , 7 ! made conversant with the ?rdin and all parts of the Provinde are rep�eBent-, seven explosions were felt miles distant. ors of Ontario: An effort was being not propose to ,make a speech. He � �, bighprices.i � I I I : � i ar� session, his edical attendants hope he tion resolut'on, declaring t4at no sales - , � �[ . - . 4 - I -1 ly _� i most useful educational branches- and ad. Huroil stands Becond bighfpt, on qf timber li� out The *bite foreman named Cork, and made to i)lace us under the heel of the wished, however, to express gratificati , -Mr. J, BrXiusao� � ,I will soon b3f I _ -',nitB should be beld with . - . ; dully recovered.- At a __ -, - ion �: i . � � � . , I , the consent,of the Leoislature having betweeri,forty and 1110 Chinese, were other provinces. The Government at that big brother farmer, Mr. Bisho ajed. in i are at the same time taagl�t & sef al the hat. Since the opE ning of t�.e In- cent con-Venition held in South Oxford, . 0 1 p, � , tensively eb�,bffl , _, . it . I -ad. The 9PPOBition . ived the nomination and - - and blackswitbing I' � � � � ? first been obtain do blown ito -atoms. Nearly the entire Ottawa had no business to interfere had again race . � � - I � pation. In this 'way' their.t: own stitute this c9unt3'hasl2Lad37-18'males . I - )ur local legislation as exhibited .. � � . I . ..- Own] I . � . tb he predicted for him a larger y � % � JE�eu c z i . .� - I . - )-. - _ Reforme a of that Riding unani- nat take the. ground that the public plant as destroyed by fire which began wiVa ( majorit , .1 borough, has b' I - , , � ; r - � � - r . I I -in life is not only made 'Moro and 19 females in attendance. � Since mously choso him as their candidate, interest or the public revenue has puf- im 'e(liately after the r46peated disallowance of the than ever before. He moved : . jsignm4unt for � : � condition . in the explosion. Eight in, the follow- gin a . I � I � . i � I I . I . Rivers and Streams bill, and the threat- . . � I i tons exploded. cr,o&tors 11r, U. I i - . � � . � . I . In no�v in v-oguq,. ned distur Orge L, � I I - I pleasant,"but they are so instructed that the first year the total attendan ,,a has sull the probability is that he will be fered tinder the syste" f ing resolution, Seconded by Mr. Ge . � 1, -1 They conM not well do so, , or the fact TER.11BLE CRASHING OF ENwmEs.- 0 baDce of our licensed legis- Forest, of Stanley: That this meeting -, .-- � eppointed'v.s-.d9nee i I i . they arelikelyto become useful � - increased graOnall y each year fro, i 100. elected with�nt Opposition. , Thurs ay the 18th inst., an engine on - lation. The duty of the meeting was desires to place on a Ord it y p thy .- I I , � 1. � "' i 'A I I . -are all t*h At I- - last &;&I r 0 11 a fn a - bethe-uttimate rest r !� I z � 1. bars of: society, and if required can7ea�nn to 303. . . .. I . a o her way. V e . ,ate a candidate who could - I . %� � I I � of the kind, �eld in Decegner, 1881, the the A 51antic & , Pacific Road, while also to nomir with Air. Mowat -and hig Government in' �_ - say, but thosewho' : I . . . 'be relied upon to give' unswerving upholding Provincial rights, and hereby � . , , * I that t I . 1, i - a livelihood for -themselves, whereas OUR� TORONTO LETTER. .prices th%P were obt4ined w re making an effort to force the blockade of ere satisfied i 4 i The camses of deafness are giypn as 0 . I 6 I ' - � . . � �.' I F '. I ' support to g I nt, and one pledges itself to lea msta � now ood � goveinine � i -Without. this, instruction and training far beyond between Cooledge and Fort. I . follows : aliceps, I - affE otion of * I .Precedent, and ' a3 8 veno stone unturned - � - . &VOidable cilc4l . . , . ; thp ears, . - I I � I : I , (From Qur Own Corre8pondent.) Mr. Pardge pointed. out in hi3 Win�ate, in New Mexico,� jumped who would do his pa�rt in maintaining to give the Mowat Government a larger - � .: - �' times, iu bniiinem � � i - I I they would be, ,& burden upon them- 2 ; burn, 1 ; . canker, 1 ; corebro-' . ! . � tra,ok. A second engine intact Ontario's ,right of self -govern- majority in the'next session of P . . - . 'Mr. A,lex-. � I 0 1 'pipal. 1 TORONTO, January 22nd, 1&93. reply, it waq only by taking advan�ago the - ; . arlia- � I -Aw � . �' I I � selves and upon the State as well. meningitis, 15 ; eblolera, 1; Colo, 30;. r he House has made up its Mind - Of a favoraWe. Season in the lumbO in. t�d vicinity came to the re§cue, ment. ment than ever they had before. * - toWnship -of 11aroll � T � . � , - � i,. I I 11 The re orts of the Inspector and congenital,24� ; congeshion of the! trade that ou6h figures wfre reached. but. bo being able to reader the needed Mr. A. Bisb op, M. P. P. for the Riding, The resolution was carried by a unani- � � th,�r towwusbip� of I I � r I- I P � "brain, that it is goi to bring the session to a I � - � � . i . . -U ' z . I . * assistauce, two more engines were tele- and Mr. J. McMill1an, M. P. for, South int -4e, () � i : ,� ,� Superintendent for the past year are 6 ntery, 1 ; fall, 2,; bilioul,fever, Delays are proverbially daDgerous, p.nd mous standing vote, amid great enthus- I - ' � � . -o the stal - . - I i 11, .; dyse ' cicse just as�1390on as posrdle, and mem. bad it beenIbecessary to 7ailu for''th graphed for from Cooledge. They Huron, werE now invited to take seats iasm, and the convention closed- with - . - I 8;tjena to .his 4-orses � I I - , � I . � I I I . - . Y . -- 1, rely, knock i - before us, and they contaiii a vast .3 ; brain fever, 13 ; intermittent'fevek, ber starte4 for the Beene of the accident at upon the platform, and on comifig for- cheers for the candidate, Messrs. MCI . � . � 8 are cqu equently in a.very business i3anction of',tlae House, it isinot un4.el . I him seve ' � I , 7, I � . I . I ___ smourit of interesting information con- I ; Ficarlet fever, 38 ; spinal fevep, 11 ; mood. that; a quarter nalillion of dollars w full sp ed, and in the blinding snow ward were -k�corded the heartiest kind killan, Blake, Mackenzie and t�e -� t a' 'he - . I J t3 chair- � � i � . I Thelvarious committees have I I ould - � I - . thTee inaes 0 . I Thehorse is go ! � I cerni,ug the Conduct of thq histitution, have been Ipst to the Provioce. Jn-f�ct, nothir g was seen in the way, when Find- of a reception. . � man. � � � -,- I rJera � malarial fever, I ; t- rphus fevfr, 5 ; their work well up to date, bills ere if the a' iberewas-a tremendous crash,and t ORCrANIZING. I - I I � . ' . an Y., " d that.. it beet - w -1 . , - � . dii�inistration of, the pre 6 ,be'#ave . . ��. i r " � and the. modes adopted for the instruc- typhoid fever, 4. ; 'undefined "fever, being ruBhol through with little or no lqovernmen't is vulnerable.q,t - po�n . M�Keuzie, going il . - - � ; . 1. I I _; the fragments of four sixty ton engines The following were then elected offi- � A . - any I . I � I i tion of thia unfortunate class. From 18; fits, ,8 ; gatbaririg IE[uron Notes. I . . 8 r � I i � in the opposition, qnd the only debates which it is not at that of its timbp'r policy, were I iled up on the road bed. Charles cars of the assocation: D. D. Wilson, - -1 I .. - Ile ,was eve oly b. - - I .. . r 11 I � ,I � . � I - �nd ? � . I t I � these reports we learn that' of the 303 ears, 1; gatheriog in the heild, 3; Mr. Pardee - very aptly 'turned'#3 Lankin of engine No. 6, and big fire- Seaforth. President; Hugh Love, Hills. 'The annual meeting of the South - aliaside, ana:was -( , I I - 0 arise are those on the leading and gen. I I . � ! . z I . . I pupils who were in att.gnd&uc-e last year inflamm&tion of the t in 5 ;, �f the tables on the Opposition by point- ma,11, ere seriously bruised. Several green, Vic&.Presiclant; Dr. Hurlburt, Huron Conservative Assocation is to � - , - for a 4aSy,or ti -70 bu t '. - � I ; - I rai eralf _. - : I .questions. It is not at all unlikely, 4 - I . il - - 1. I � . out the ma,nner in which others were Slightly injnred. The day Brucefield, Secretaxy. Thelocalorg&n- be held at Exeter on Tue,s . I i I � � � only fifteen were supp&rted by their ears, I ;'of, the 11111gS, I ; of 9 day the I - - uP:ag&"n - ; I th� pul- fro m the �' re rhese sales i�re hold by it then working on the wreck izations now in existence in the various 30 th inst. ' - - � �z: 4 vay in which matters a h After t 'a . -The Brur"pels � ; � . ' . . � i . ; parents or friends, -while si;c were sup- . monary organs,1; of the spinal m�rrow, b& b * axhaustecl-'from fatigne and �old, municipalities were on motion,continued . -One clay last week, while Mr. � - . at �. � I - - — ,129 pushed, that prorogation will take. Dominion Government who diSpose� C f a,,, John : says: To -give an i I I � , . '10 � . - . 1. ported by the Government of Ontario as 1; measles, 14; mumps, 3 ; patalytic place about' large areas by private ap'lication 'iE - go was again asked for more . as- without amendment. The mode to be Deeves, of Clinton, was cutting wood in - grain hamde this� - � � '� . . the middle of next week. ! p cool 'C , ir� qurte the , jw � , - . i .1. , - �, I ' � _-.11c - i I" . orpha,no, and 282 were admitted free of Stroke, 1 ; rickets 1; icabs, 1 ; �:; l3caid §tead of kt public ,competition as in Qr - si.,.;., when two more engines with a adorted to determine the selection of a the bush, he inflicted an, ugly gash in . , � , . . � I . - . AFTER THAT -THE FLOOD. ; waybar loaded with workmen, started candidate was then discussed, and the his foot, almost severing tha. biQ toe. � -onia of the bu�,tri it . I - ta being iinable to -head', 2 ;1j1BhOc;.k, 2 ; spinal diseas 34 ; . tario. Thel, debate w8C6,.-,;.- q�ntinued I h 7 , - - - , i .. I charge. their paren. I � I I , ___ I It is Scarcely a Secret that. the inten- . for the scene of the accident The snow , plan of balloting without nomination i -Mr.Thos. Bowyer died at his resid .. � � ,% pU,1'cht�'S'-!d S I . 9. - Mr. Merediih and othefs- olf both side." I - � �h,q ha I ' I I � P1 � ,ee . ushelS,Of fah � I I contribute anything towards their SUP. teething, 3 ; water on the brIL 1i wa� od blinding and the wiva blew so ulti ence in Gorrie last Friday morning , � � . 5; tioa of the Government'is to bring on the last to' speak bei � be�ofb I � r mately adopted. The Committ 1, � I � I ng Mr. Bis4!ol, ' .1 - �, � � I . port 1 W( an oi:i credentials were also,appointed to about nine O,.clock age � - riug'shea ; ba. Huron), who sharply. remindell I , at'the advanced .) , or education. It wil thus be seen whooping cough, 5 ; irms, 2; uses the elections at the earliest possible (South terAo ally that no object could be se -48-,3Q0, sp ��M I - 2 . � . � i - . I r - I I I � I - . . . 0'r9or who ' ' f . the Oppos ' ' 00 6 8 - . _ . JLQ10W, bushels, � r � that much the I number are drawn undefined, 77. Of the 597 �,ttend- moment after the close o the session' iiion that while '-displayi D 11 she and the rescuing train sweeping met as scrutineers. . The ballot was then of about I y ar . - � � I - , b - I - � '' (I *,,�,J I I I E m inclined to tbilak that the d ate the grea,teat anxiety about th -t* b along be track went crashing into the proceeded with, and during the time -The ratepayers of school section. , I oa;ts 10,000 b4shel � I � from the poorer olasses,making it doubly ad the institate, 2 5 were deaf 1; � 1, - � � -1 I , I ey -wreck of the other four engines, adding occupied iii counting - ,�Sxly 800 ; buti present under Ii ense,-Vt%'o , 01bu " . at birth, wi I be found to be tei near at band as limits at . 0 T No. 6, Hullett, at their annual mee - __ 13 1 - , 1, ; . I � ting � , � necessary that they Should be so ednea. and 270 became deaf I efore they, had the beginning of March, before the Snow proclaim themselves ready at �D* tenfol to the confusion already exist- MR. XOHN MCMILLAN, �T. P�, decided to introduce the bible into the - . � I by Mr. Gr-ah�m, - I� � ' - . I . I - ! , . . .� I I ; � � ' B :� 7i 1� I - ted and instructed as to enable them to attained their 16UL year. The re i begins to d while the roads moment to give up half a Provii4,c ,, oth engines and the way car was asked to address the . Convention class exercises of their school. . - � 7 � go away an 6 Ing. - w_, � si , � I � I . � �. at on- , ' -4ippea bretwOen � � 5 . � ! - . I � completely wrecked, but strangely and on risipg to respond to the request, I I , ' i ihood. I are yet in go�d order. Any dela after along With all its timber and other - I earn their own liveli were Mr -J. C. Linklater has ,resign - � ad �.�:- of-Dork. I I � . n view of Ship of parents are as follows,,4 first I v t - - . ' 1 7 - . M4 I ., I Bing, 11 ,' third that time -would have to exterid almost :wealth, am untiDg to Many millionj of no one was seriously hurt. The storm was See- . - _Mr. Willer' � c � � these facts the Superintendent urges cousins, 44 ; second con accorded a most enthusias- his situation asi'teschei of, School � I it . � I .. ment have every- was t a worst known for yearEf. I . � i I . . " to June. The Govern L dollars. TPresolution w" negatived t tic reception. He said the present was tion No. 13, Howick, in order to spend -.1-17 � met v1,1 .h rAther ' I . I the advisability of making the institu. cousins, 4 ; distantl I - � _ . q . I i _1� Port Albert �t a �of - � ; � . . I y related, 13 ; not thing t:) gain and nothing to lose by an by a vote ofl 50 to 23. On Foday a ba��'ch I an importailt epoch in our Provincial the incoming session at Toronto Normal , , IV � � . . , - -r. q . . - � - -11- 'n - Z, � , "Ve 11 �_ . � "I tion absolutely free to 0, as he thinks related, 504. It vrill thus be Seen 1 that eafly polling day. The bye elactioDs in of miscollaiieons business *&a disposed -0 Sabbath afternoon last, Mrs. affairs, and condemned in vigorous School. -2 1 Whi -a : � I , ch,prover , to , * - . � - the , , , - - � , I ` I , 11 ! � I - i ,.�I n � : I .; I - , , * I - � . . . ' * T-- -.- - - � _' 1 K a,, � it n( P"TS I ad "ugh _ ! 0 II&A I I _ _� B C H I lad I ! t�hu ivh the I - af! inif, )lip � f , in T V - - " 11 , I � I I I I L , � - - � - , ,�� - , , �, � �� , I P I , 64 Ir 4 I I I q , TJ � � I I 4-T, �1 4 1 4 - I, - i L. I - - - - - v � - - - � � - � P � - � I - --,- i October Imp, and more recently the of, the Hou� ' -One day last week tte bnilding '----�4tf' while � � I I derablenumberm kept away relation Ship between p %rents has had , a being for the most pa# in Mary McCulloch, teacher in the Wring, the c ourse of the Dominion Gov- Ing 7 - 2, oonsi -cross, . . � i . . �, , - - lz�!,��_ -1 � - % I - a I � in aganificent .Liberal Convertion which Committee',of Supply. Oq Monday,'op. Canada Methodist Sabbath School in ernment in relation to the Boundary known as the Royal hotel, in _ _* completely o*ertw t I � � I . OIX Woonut of the parents wng, on the very little to do in can 3inetbe M�� Exete14 . ;,. -I- W 316G . �040 i' f Wady. M �, in the Horticultural Gardens, motion of "Mr. Drnry, a return �vap Wing,ham, was made the recipient of a Award. He said it was au. issue not and in the occupation of D.. Taylor, had I 1 ' i119 MI- � 'r . . t _� � I at � . . - � '4- �_� O'Connor, W40h.a%" I I . . ,I I Ofto hand 1111able t 0 contribute, for their I There have been 5 29 families represent- showed wh4 the people of the Povince - ordered to be be laid beforp the Hoq'lse,, handsome silver napkin ring, by the only importan tto Liberals but to every a narrow eeespe frora ��being destrD . z L � ; I r- L � . I I . � � I � I � I - � I I- . . . . - ; i ! 1, i yed � - I � L w t � L I ; � . I . . . L-- - ; - I I - � . I ,. 7 � A � i , . I ; I I -k _� LL . 7 . . 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