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[TART' 1 If 1884..
k4aJdng.
lence our Semi -Anneal.
'-TA iNG
WEEKS,! ! ANI} DEM
-
;G THE
tF THIS MONTI
Mai OFFER
di ris
CASH
CASH
owing- Goods me'
acts,
„Blankets,
Makings,
U1stc rung8,
ooh • Hosiery,.
fro2'es,
&c.
Eel
:FL
ITY COOS MAN,
FORTH.
!congregation, if they
Eordially together for
Godtsr Glory and the
wilding up of souls is
.hris , and concluded
for the spiritual and:
sg- It is only justice
of the visitors and
hese presents were
with other congre-
ending a very pleas:
vening,. which wait
ay praise and pray-
were- taken and all
orfs. -003r.
and Mrs, James
Mrs. John Reid, of
and Mr. and Mrs-
te£ Michigan, spent
~with friends in: this
s. Artthnr Wanless;
1 Andrew Stilson, of =.
X. Reed of Brandon,
qr. Henry- Lyon of
save all returned te
under the parentel
smselvect as only boys
All look hale- and
Bert II. Jahn ion: of
is at present visit
Mrs. Johnson _ wag
eeteemed resident of
r rneny fiienda are
se» Ler looking 80
in intends following
•eels. Fortune ham
since locating inthe
ad during the "boom”
id store, end was wise
suou;h to give him.a
Le now.
;NG MARIC.S3TAN.-1Yfra
grandson of James
tliia place, who is at
.t here from. Nevada
:e day last week to .
ting match in that.
airlv astonished and
d " clean out of thh:e
burg and vicinity.
eey of 20 years and
range rifle he seared •
among 29 competit
them claim: to be the
the .county.. In the -
dawn 9 birds, in ten.
e slight mishap con -
et shot he would have
a ns. So much for a
SE V -BIN F117NTH YEAR.
WHOL NUMBER 841.
SOOT&SHOES.
—OUR
GREili
UR
GREiliT CHEAP SALE
NV
L BE CONTINUED
Duni .g this Month,
ONE
BV'
OV ER
THOUSAND PAIRS
—OF NEW—
TS & SHOES
JUST OPENED.
HE WHALE OF MY.
STOCK
WILL E SOLD AT PRICES THAT
WILL EFFECT A -
Spedy Clearance;
In order 'o• make room for the Finest
Stock of New Spring
BOOTS and SHOES j
a
Ever s :en in the County of Huron.
IA
to
DETERMINED TO•
CREATE INCREASE MY SALES
During t• is season, and in order to ac-
cone .lisp this will sell goods
CIII EA -P
BOO S AND SHOES
I ADE TO ORDER.
I�.
A. I IZ i\-nr
PRRQMIIrTLY ATTENDED TO.
:t?GE .GOOD,
SE
ORTH BOOT STORE.
•
A PEN IA.ND INK SKE
1
A correspondent of. th t racy
sheet.. the Toronto Even' g, NON
recently been givi d a s ries of
is termed " Lette s to .niinent
sone." These are' :impl , sketc
the public career o each f the 1
politicians of Cu': add • ddress
themselves. The fo Lewin is au e
from the letter to St Joh A. M
ald which is at lea: t into . sting a
to its accuracy we save ch rear
deoide for himself.' It pro :eeas :
ing by years, you a e .no yet a
mau--at least acco ding t.) the
of the Psalmist. ' on ar: more t
year on the right six a of t res sco
ten. To put the m + tter s ! ecifical
will celebrate your sixty- ninth bi
on Friday next, fo -you ere bo
the 11th of Jauuar „1815 You
little lad of fide years o • '. whe
parents emigrated nom t eir mo
home in the Hig land : of Se
and took rte their abode a Kings
Upper Canada. - that o di tow
then relatively of in rich a: eater i
tanoe than it is no ,Wand
respects the most impo
the Province. It• Waste
Grammer School, at wh
for some years pup
known for •a bright and . el
sometalent for mthema
not learn'tliat you special
ed yourself in any • ay, o
Unction of your ature
the least degree f resha
exploits of your bo 'hog
law, were called t the b
down to practise in
you soon had an orport
a reputation for yc urself
a Polish Ame> ieto, , who
rested for directi i: the ..
handful of Yavke is s�'y
• the rebellion of 1:37
trial took piece in 839, b
completed your tw my-fi;
displayed'a foreps c abili
bably would not for
days, but which colt fo
forty-five yearn a o. ; Yo
hanged, but you bac la'
stone of yo r repo ation,
time forwa d you prof
was ateadil progressive.
ed a partnership with
Alexander amps 11, yo
time to es ablish o a
business. on 'd d not,
Themis wi h a Fin l ey
al success. • You had a d
towards p litical li e, ai
ward with ager e s o t
yon would a -able to tak
the halls o the egisla
your ambi ion was ^ ra
the election campaign of
received•the supped' .f
fluential caucus ofj.th K
Upon th union of; th
1841, , that 'own 1 ai b
Lord Syde ham as t
ital. It enjoyed t
ing a -member to t
sly on ita own act
the constituency of
you presented yourself
as I have said, und
Your opponent was 1
ahan, a s pporter of I.
taine an ,Baldwin,
branch, a tagonist of
calfs and his policy'
tendenoy ppf ,Kings of i
that fepodh j was d
and you gained:
sweeping • m ajor t.
since bee without a sea;
for a singe session.
From t ' very outset
mentary career yo
by the cirumstanc
you. Yo were ret •
particular liue.of p.li
think youieven the.
Yon kept , our pled
uents, and voted
ticket whtnever of
upon you o do so.
forcing yourself up
the Assembly. Duni
sions you seldom a
and when you did su
brief and comparat ee y
one who has watch d yo
career will believe 'ha
stained in consegne +} tie o1
esty or self -distrust.
infer; then, that yo
because you did no
the Governor -Gene
great question of R
merit ? At any rate
yourself conspiciou
your name was me
tion with the Solici
Upper C:nada,. Yo •
the best man avails +
your side ' of the hi
anxious enough to . a
was much petty je: I ors
ranks, and you had
favor of John Hillis rd
after this 'you were
nection with the po
of Crown. (Lands, bu
pally take office unt
you became Receiv
Draper Ministry.
after thheDaccess bn
Sherwoodr Dalt/ Gov
you ere long suttee
ineau, 'as) Commis
Lands.
In the spring of
ment to which you be
ed, and the.second
Government succeed.
six years `thereafter
Opposition. Thong
biographers, these
the most importa t
life, for it was fu g
val teat your so iti+
were thought on
It was then, too,
yourself by obsery
experience, by the e
by ceaseless indust
the prominent part
play in Canadian po
assisted in forming t
u�
•
es in.
ent pl:
of a
s you
You
er boy,
its, but
itdistin
hatt
bars
owed
i'ou s
and
gators,
ty of
•y defE
ad be
vemenl
pathize
1838.
fore .yo
h year.
• which
ch in
a goo
✓ clien
the
.dfro
:ional
Having
r. (no
•evot-d' y
ccessfu 1: w
oweve , o0
o prof 'set nj
cided 1 an ug
looks 'ors
time w ' e
Yoursati
tire. In 1,.4'
i ed.- ar ng
t at yea od
ergs a d'
gators - or
Provinoes
chosen
ovincia c
• e of rto
nacial A
:pende.tl
enac.
the el
p
H.
li tle
s, as
w at
er-
es of
a ing
d' to
t act
cd on -
d as
er to
nt-
Idm
a
o-: nd
ou
ay
on
nr
a.
ain
d,
in
RS
•• 1 or-
m.ny
in
al
ere
ere
ith
I do
n' bh
is -
he
ud ied
et led
ere
eking
nd'ng
n ar-
s .f a
8" in
ac
on
roe
th:s
eat
0
rot
1.
a
L
n
er
y
un
Eta
on
i
CA
11
e
a8
can I ea
pal
King
year,
chafe; u
you by
eral yea s
tion was
of yjur
Hingks-
stat Ire
enla gin
one of
Parti rn
cope it
cis lin
in •oppos
the disp
tion, del
1854, w
Sir Era
this tim
Parliam
tai n l
the sec
foregon
eatertva
tion.
opini
you
grade a
You jo
Nab, in
for the
the
ousl
'you hel
eral W
and car
resol .iti
serves
pe
to
You we
effeetin
forms . no
too, tvh ch
before pp
in Perlia
still.'
'time ha
base.
;day wa
you ,fe
presery
tore w
you wo.+�
at +! and to
s®;Iservati
ms istence
it
outlivei
ii � Censer`
nized ai
his foil
found
try t e
,versa
with en
!you di•
'hand
machin
in
b
p
ti
v
e
ci
1'
U
an wre o'ne f t
re! t. the metin
orithe su ++ m
g'
had at this `ti ..e
✓ the fette s i po
y e igeucies bu it.
terbefore you di
de known heyo d
innate f rien s. D
in regime yo r
ant to loo n in
opo+rtione. ''ou had
Most effective ape
The oely'man w!
ou �in open debate `
, the Preinier. Yo
n the o ernjme
o he Clergy Rose
ed during t e first s
e off the sharp st c
hac+ tit encounter,
i-diyo 'too r.
lad ator. But
lt, eve)." tl
Shu Resery
you b
O
rip
r
t ovef
zation'of
elision, for
e au to edge on that ques-
sa that t e tide .f public
n :t toibe t rued T• ck, and
o he inevitable w th such
c uld !summon to our aid.
ur leader, Sir Allan Mc-
oalitio Goverume formed
es: �n ose of cart ing out-
ar yie s you had se strenu-
ed• In I that Got rnment
p. rt -f lio cif Atter • ey-Gen-
Y 0 pe,eerscioally in:roduced
t1 rough the Asse.+bly the
up:n which the C1Grgy Re -
lar zation .13111 was Founded.
bu -nit a e th, iubtrn+.. ent of
e o+ th most impo tent re-
n our hi tory ; a reform,
yo • a only a sib rt time
se • s iger(usly a ny man
ent Bat you wen further
o el:arly pe ceived •hat the
rriv • :i air a' eneral cR. ange of
h C uservati re par -of that
altog tier' bebind th • ge, and
t hat if He existence 'as to be
d t a 1, a new�pulitic 1. depar-
s ece sary. You reso ed that
Id be 'the ma •in th:i.reach,"
ha re olution t e Life al -Con-
e art , of Cana a ow - its ex
ha Sir Al an M. ' ab had
his us fulness es leas e of the
aati�ve . arty! had -long b u recog-
y a lar •e pro. rtion of
TOM he ti of the
e McNab Mori- Minis-
princi-
held in
of that
egun to
d upon
BS sev-
atisfao-
e circle
ing the
political
steadily
become
kers in
o could
s Fran-
epeech
t bill for
ve flues-
ssion •of
iticisms
• d from
els. as a
ou cer-
n, that
:s was a
ry soon
y
11
0
se
ry an
tawny
mors of
roo -a
learles M
e prey: it
entime. t
teacti.na
etion
have'; ice
i. Parham
f your pari
handic
c. surro
o. supp.rt
ich I c n
ly app
our co
aigbt
t
et
1
M
y
p
n
gouty,
n asel.s
es parallel.
them a
they w:
needed
you ha
The
Govan ent,
Upper ,banadi
even tolglance
�er,l 18
Goer.
e poi
,t
mi.
.I
w
act
re.
ion of
rec ignition almost uni-
B t i++ atters did not dvance
h rapi ity as y u dear d ; and
not sc uple togive ani smisting
o t e ar h o event:. Your
ti la to nd mine t e poor,
ld night ere. 1iaracte 'zed by
heart ese Iese l lmost without
I h , ye 1130 time to refer to
lengt . office it to': ay that
re sue �essf 1, and that ' ou suc-
n nam to the ieadershi . which
l long :xercised in fact
egime •f the Thane -M: d`onaid
f whiob you ere the
u head, I have . o time
at. It etas soca:eded in
7, by ;the Ma•donald-
ment, in which you re -
folie of Attorney- eneral
en, for the firs time,
Pre :.r. Your tenure .f office
iali�zed by an act which i oes not
�f def. nee, and can h: rdly be
admit . f excus , althpu gh you
Y
ur col' eagles ept wi bin the
strict; letter :,.f the ] w. Iof course,
refer to the fa • oust ori>tfamous Double
Shuf e. You, esigeed office, an • alio w-
ed M ss•eurs B owi and Dorion o enact
the fare of fo ming an admini-tration
which a ved cn y two d ys. T en you
Cattier • armed he.Car-
Govereeeent, w ioh was
respects -a resurn tion of
ad just: jlemitte.. - Ana
ur just
ues dig with
-
r
b
13
p
n
oti
ov•d.
.8i;t-
.arty
noes . alled
stained fr m
attenti.n of
first tw .s s -
the .fou e,
emarks w:re
ve way n
ed in ito
et more th n
this inte
d mature
destined •
Nevem
Cartier
teased tr
West, Yo
became
was gig
admit
said, to
and
a.nd yo
tier -Ma
in all' e
the po
this yo
r. frien
don4
sentiel
er yo
and y
re election. T
de Le
your' e
diselb
ar beh
ged o
ved cf
and t
Boar
eagues
e.
you! by
Scanda
Shuffie
been ;
of 1858,
sCoencil
Iconeent
your' col
'thee no
the lio
s! This
tion
until
on the
ever, vs
ranks 'of
afraCer
loyalty
Alike t
served
out of
1864, vs
s.
artie .-
d o
Mili
s du
14
is riroce 'settees, 4ntil th` Pacific
' Double
It has
at you
y fiasco
at the
urea left
nd in ig
your
he para.
that,
t or
A; bad
n are
f the ig
acti
yen th,
menta
osed
fact, y
er to -c
excuse
ntitled
ominy
ns and that
ac onald Ad
2, Whe it was
to idefeetions
our wer,Caaadian co
n th art 9f yeur own
d Ws I aria ballad to s
roug goo atal ill re
Mini t rw eider more
han ourself. Yon re
office rail the end of
urne
efter alliattem es on th
opponents to oina sista
the occation
cr
tbe con try
formed coati
for the pnrpos
iehereby the
(inept praceedin
hot hecassar
principal' part,
authcaities testi
Knight omma,
overeo cattle
ime for ard yo
he addr
' After
rrnment
his
part •
e Mini:
ft only
nciliate
s better
to bear
attach -
hare is
efeated
t, how -
m the
ant of
upper -
ye that
ort, no
loyally
ained
arch,
1, Lord
nxiety,
f your
rnyahlatdo
t thing
ou had
rown,
cheme
affairs
subse-
n it is
ng,
iPaetr eau'
Lord
de of
ctilohnes
11
1 ost and the nee
of Coe ederet •
nd ha 18' 6 the
ed to Ms' ir app
ner of the Bat
oat the instr
ou had formed the fio Gov -
of theD minionematteri ado. -
11
idly settled dotal into groove. I 1871
and during th ensuing session , you in -
Year speech o the occ Waif) Mark,
treduced the bill to _rive effect to it.
ed by unusual ability, I ut you did not
emerge scatheless from the debate. Mr.
Mackenzie and Mr. lake criecized
yonneonduct aa a mem or of the com-
mission with ' caustic everity, 8 an
mpression get abroa that to) bad
actificed Canadian terests the
mirse of the negotiat on,s. Ho ever,
oil carried your bill, w ich was al you
113 famous reSOlUti011 about thesto rept ,
al of the Paoitic Railway -c arter
o ir Hugh Allan. T e country from
u end to the othe was stirred to ;
ts nethermost depths. Then foqowedi
h publication of the Ilan-MeD ellen
or espondenas , in the Toroutb Globe
na the Montreal Herald, the effect
f which °ail only he described as
le on the 1.pth of August, yeti man -
d to convince Lena Dufferin that
quote yout own words--yotir hands
eee clean. pie granted a pro ogation
t your request, and for this t e Grits
raise never forgiven aim to t id day.
We fate.' evid nee before the
✓ Parliament inor the eountry at large
o Id ignore.; You n ver lost hope,
awa, when you mad your pathetic I
eel, and th n stepp d down and out.
lien I look h ck upon the events of
bl quy which settled own upon I your
ame ; upon he gross criminality of
r most to dee ise or as mire the quali-
nob profound nd wide pread dishonor.
at overlive it you did, and yea have
ve gone so f r as to ubliely 'declare
t if the thi
e ple of Cana
878.
he Nation 1 Policy
important fact r in bri
es oration,an
ely gave e
gt
0
g were to be done egain
hesitate to do it. And
de fresh en your lips, the
as doutitl es an
ging &beat your
it is a tr th not keneral-
in for elating: it you
ect to views enterte,ined
ou ever et ce you have been old
ve any fixed opinimas on
jects. -pa the question
tariff you and Isaac
always agreed, and had
arisen you Would most
n effect to your epieions
long bef re the' coact -
ley tari But. the oc-
doing so had never'been
he co merciaadepres-
me affor ed you the op-
eeded, nd during the
ugh to h
co omical en
f protectiv
he necessity
n his subject
e t of the Ti
as on for you
1111kenzie reg
or unity you
of 1878 you
m?unt of feel
arried 'you
ow you must
eeve at the
livr you form
Your presen
as enjoyed a hort peri
erity, and it i pnly
f w months th t the ha
heen beginning to make
don't think t ey parte
isaster to yo
aflway
ding the general elec lion
contrive4 to get up an
ng on the subject which
have la ghed ie 'your
triumph tis My threugh.
gullibility of Mankind
yourse f reinstated in
tenure e office has npon
d. of great pros-
ithin the' last
d times have
themselvee felt.
d any serious
itt the auada Pacific
tion is f aught with. ex -
more especially ills the Oultario
e Privy Conn -
are no stronger
articular, and
your prestige
*sin of cherac-
hope to riEle by
eed, your fall
deep and rapid a it
hardls
porters
arness fpr the ter
tory it as ferm
d proud ent me
events. The
was a tribute
demego ism. of
ry of thiCiorsi-
heir a and
tinizin
cheracteritties
, it is appatent
mid th
ble to
s, and
olve th
1
OU
1. But the pposition
ap you are aa that
r. They c n hardly
'our fall, n less, in
should be as
t n years ago,
numerous an
you, are safe in
your natural lif
In writing hi
fashion to rego,
ntrollers of
ommonwealt
bition of Cr
lution to the
ierre and Ma
ars to the thi
•
a
81
ti
a.
a
11
•
11
•
ce
so
so
11
•
our su
RB loy
er
•
Was
o be
they
ink
of
rl the
a the
lithehe
rone 011 the 'corpses
en as the products of
reer in the light of
peculiar
ebbe lif
outcom
uefaver
ical ethi
•
•
•
10
story and the
Canadian
at you ere th
ndard of poli
ncies which tend to e
ler of Canada' ie com oiled t deal
th sectional interest , the diviting
es of which are not alone the bound-
mmunity of heeling, b
gin, and raee, and
OUT
rea-
high
f exi-
tacti-
The
g little or no
t the lines of
reed, and the
elide and fac-
The Canadiaa political leader who,
der present couditio s, wishes to
eceed must net regard he count;as
oraogeneous hole,no advance 'tit
eye single to he welf re and pros-
rity of the Do inion a a nation. He
at proceed one trea ing on eggs.
must cajole ere and coerce there,
sion made atthe expellee of anot er,
the the woullided suseeptibilitie of
e mere fraction whic fancies i self
nt, and appease by pr mime w ioh
•
11
are impossible oi fulfilment, the leaders
who trade upon the prejudices and an-
tagonisms of andther set of factionistie
This is not the Work of a s ateernea,
but it i the work that !the ' P.temier f
Canada. Must do if he would retain a
position only tenable b such method .
ing the contending claims of faetio s
itlegerde ain, is not a credit to the pe
ple of Cenada, but is the nate al !eau t
of the haisera.ble system of section 1
enders the statesman n impel
and develops the pet tical i
jealonsi
which
sibility,
triguer.
This
euough
little ep
it wou
well kn
surface
have a
when it
ous at
Assemb
otherwise there ar sever 1
sodes in your career n on evbieb.
e who is intimiste it you
Ws that, notwithstan 1D youlr
retty acrid temper of on owa
is once aroused. You on rag
Oliver owat, Mice a student
yo r
office at Kingston, came very ear bei
House. 1 Do you remember soW yo
crossed the floor; while the se aims s
in full s ing, and menaced im with
your op
languag
was dee
portion
ture to
ed to el
call his
ment st.
crease
you emilployed on the oc
dedly unparliamentary, nd
f it was; such as I dare net vee-
notei. You distinctly threateri-
p what !you were p eased ta
11 more nndignified. Even ai-
ularice
than fiVe
ur
the lolt-
tamed fee fiery Highland pe
your blood. It is not more
years si tie Ion proclaimed y
" Donald A. Smith i
arliament; and with
oat oriential you prof
BB ,t0 accomplish
✓ titan hell could
l' A score of other
might Ito given, but they w
prove a fact which everybody
namely, that beneath that em ot
smiling exterior of yours ther is
ous other qualities which lend herria
cealed a mountain of fiery lay ready to
burst fo th whenever the interior pree-
them &t
e letter.
bies of
bole al
willingn
quick
•
hat tas
scotch
instanc
uld only
and
cost -
selves readily to comment an
tion like the foregoing, and it
possible tbat I may deal with
Meanwhile, I must reluctant
adieu. sar
Canada.
Sixteen vagrants vier° se teneed at
one sitti g in Welland last we k.
—En land and France ha e opened
negotiat one regarding the ewfouna-
land fis eries.
entered n action for separatam from
his wife on the ground of crue ty.
—Wa; er in the Welland e nal is so
ldw tha manufactories depen ing on it
to run t eir works have been bliged tp
shut do D.
the Mayor of Toronto, for the Humbei
accident relief fund now a •• ciente tp
46L-01T2he 'Canadian Pacific Ralilwai
Company has reduced its wh at ratee
from all points iti the Northwe t to Port
Arthur, 25 per cent. !
—Mr. Tweed's), of Stony C eek, neat
Hamilto , who a few days ago took
of the I terior, has sold his andsome
esidene in Toronto, Chest ut Park,
nd rem liefil his family to Ott wat .
--aGeorge L. Thamas, of London.,
ffers to wager from 4500 to $1,000 that
e can e t more type than any( ne in the
Hectorine Langevin as mar -
tied at tiebee on Thursday of est Week
to Mr. hapais, _ private sec etary t�
1—The rnammoth elevator b ing built
by' the C nada Pacific Railwa at Port
A thnr ill be ready for the toring of
Rae el Babcock, of Ham Itme, ac;
1N11 . by striking him with file, wee
'Reba, E gar, accused of ca sing tilt
oath of is wife, was sentence to five
ears in he penitentiary. I:
alleged discovery'of e, gold m ne that
Will yieldis$30,000 te $150,000 t the tont
The tatemento Dominic) resent'
Slid expe ideture hor he mouth of De
he 31st It., has bee pettish d.
—Wm Batty, otel-keep r, fro
charged with takine for hire elf $80
tranger.
—Montreal derive a raven e from
1 oenses last year of 50,968.16. There
ere issued 3,236 dog licen es, 1,630,
Merchants' carts and wagons, 1,922
--Four hundred a d eighty five cat
ads of freight, in ard and utward,
ere handled at th St. John Statioa
eek (sealing on the Oth ult.
Webb, th pale t wimmer who at4
o July 2 th, 1883, ave been xhnmed
r -interred ha anothe part of Oakwood
t e auspices of the. ree Mason . Mrs.
bb depoikted beautiful wreath of
e deposited, tegether with the white
on, in thie grave.
Extensions aggregating five hun-
ave b en made
treal Telegraph
Nort -Western
st yea
driel and tairty miles
to the lineslof the Mo
Co pally bt the .Grea
Co pa,ny dining the p
Last Friday e. you
Led Wilson, living abo
no
res
an
th
ea
tre
CO
CO
RD
Na
lia
sil
of
co
La
da
an
ne
giv
Ho
giv
IS
er nem-
lve miles
th of Barrie, was fokindt dead, with
od sleigh
ing on his neck. t1
The mail bag, coptami
1 matter for Orono, Kirab
wis from. the train, was
car wheels a a destroyed.
Mr. Beaudry in ante neing hie
1, denminced in vigorope terms the
duct of some ef the mem ers of the
nail, who, he eays, ere tb be bought
sold like pige on the ma ket.
rn Presibyterian church, East Wil-
e, was presented -wit 200 and a
er service for Mrs. Wel e n the eve
heir departure fou J r s, in the
n in their honor at
se.
Collector Benson, of
n ordere to have all it
ies of "Beadle's Nickel I
ide Awake" found on
g all the
ing, wben
caught in
ing into Capada confiscate
see a literature.
Thursday mcirning last
ni e o'clock Donqlas. MeCis
ees ion of Harwich, was ill
wh le faiths treee. A la
struck _aim on the - hEi
neck. tie was about
It is rePorted that th
k building of the T
Sr 00/13 any, which s
, who ill turn it into
ery.
The Sheriff of EBBOX
It of the inspection m
tor of prisons a sho
9.0
his
ag
bri
Su
Es
to
fir
br
be
res
sp
di
1
ith Lady
ns. Wed -
party was
ndsor, has
e novels,
kitty" and
801313 com-
He classes
ead of ob-
eek, about
9th cen-
t ntly killed
lim.b fell
, breaking
0 years of
even story
late) Grape
rads on the
rk, is likely
American
lager beer
eounty has
being the
0 by the In-
t time 'ago.
t farmer in
the townshi of Colchester, as received
the eommissioe of abet ff of the
co ntn, and will immedie ely assume
ver pleasant and sucicessf eocial was
hel in the Presbyteria church at
W ton. It was speeially connection
wit the tr4eslation of th ev. R. Pet
pee orate of eleven years is that place
wit the intentioia of filling a call to
G1 nmorris, in the Presbyt y of Paris
Swine for breeding pa, poses, it is
ord red, ehall come into pada from
the Western States throug the Cana-
dia quarantine at Point E ward, shall
re am in quarantine 21 d ys, end be
dis ase existed among swi e in the lo-
cal ty from whence they sta. ted.
The new transfer fe y for the
Gr nd Trunk Road at Date it will con -
tai the machinery of the resent ferry
Mi higan, which will go ott of service,
It i said that the new ferr , although
coriii inally intended for the eteroit river,
I be used as a transfer b ween Port
1, Hu .on and Sarnia.
1 -fThe ex -Reeve of Milto Dr. Free -
1 man, has commenced an 'on against
tio that Dr", Freeman ha urnisbed a
'me kid order for whisky t party that
, did not tegaire it for meth 1 purposes.
—, Win.; Denaldeon, telle the Bank
of British North America Flamilton,
;died of heniorrhage of t Image on
Su t 35 years
111. ts of the
McDEAN BROS.,
$1.510 :a Year, in
ublishetts,
i dvaw:ce
l
wires ere disconeeet ,, and no danger ,
tion of his head, and ecatterieg hie
foremen of the woeks, /1111e8 ateteay,
wise prostrated violent' , and for eome
time ley in an unconscious cenditien.
—In Wyoming vi lege, Latribtosit
couety, at the r cent school' restee
nominations two I dies ere noufnateds
the other vsent to t e pone and WS*
(19
defeat d, though sbe re eived 25 votes.
The 1 cal paper is of opasion that demo"- ,
in that village to a mit of the electioa '
of females to office
ed about twenty flee years ago fro hie '
parents' home il1 Hamilton, and ' twe
yeats after his son left the city the friths i
er received proof tbat lee had ais3a at
Cincinnati. A fest da s ;ago the son
walked in and sarprie d the family",
Reheat been down Son h hi the States'
an had not written or n any way are
--1-Ja seph English, fa mer and milks
delver of the Dougell R aid, near Wind-
s lodged in Loud n jail Saturday
g last, charged ith cruelty and
oy he had taken ram the -Guthrie
in London. It i to be hoped hie :
pallet to a poor
ill be suitably
-ILA man named. Rest vie and e young '
wears, t from Toren o. They i are :
watch ant. jewelry, on riday Met front 1
Carite an old English} an who SM. 1
as tae prisoners. The woman :pessed
MOrIlii
Honae
orph,ae -under his tare
par )9 an intimacy sp ang up between
Eptscopal elder of this istrica tells of '
a Woman near Gana oque who' watt ,
she1k elt and prayed fo two hourst the
resalt being that at the end of that time '
' She attempted to respora, and !
ar
conta arrived at the S Baldish Heinen '.
Detre a who registered as Georges F,
Rosi,va and Alice !Rai son, of cam.
laclide Ont. TheY said the object of
their poeturnal visit w s to get 'Mar-
ried. 'After a half aour s search juetioe
Y lottple man and ife. The bride
ade the Tun.
Pattie WRS found, 'who
le the inhabita
ave been rubbing
lade putting ' on
arm, with the
ve zero, Whinipe
a dose somethin
elow. The high
aw
sai
•
earl)kee
2° Eas
havaa
est te
lows
Jowl;
ma
day. Deceased was a
e, was a. imereiber
. lie first telt the e
ase which catised his
ing cells en New Year) ay,
The, steamer Garlan hes been
the inter season, to bees. ice at the
Ata erstburg crossing., he left for
the e Tuesday, breaking tla ice on her
wa down for the car le 3f transfer,
whi h goes alto service at easherstburg
The Reformers of So t Renfrew
'am? unanimouslY nominat Dr. Dow -
'ling of Eganville; who wa elected in
Feb -eery last, and has sic; been un-
eea d. 'The feelieg of all es that the
!doe or hed been harshly de lt with, and
tha it wets the duty of the lectors to
la him at the head of th pone again
't a larger majority than ever.
o e drunk Sunday night nd turned
d ntil she was taken i by some
eig bora. The woman w s almost
oz n, and on Manday ;so' mg had a
tvar ant issued for the ar e t of her
husband.. ' He was sent to 'Iota for 30
he medical students!' ef McGill
ersity are manifesting 'such frOlic-
ways since their returii after !the
aye that the faculty is engaged in
to be disciplined for their raisbe-
nr. Professor Pe,nhallon had to
don ais lecture on1 botany twice
eek'owing to the uproar the recal-
nts indulged in.
terrible fatality lee
cuttieg on the Kingsto
railway extension, ab
the village of Renfrew.
raa named Cornelius Mci
ear of age, and- the maillEitay of his
are ts, was employed in ta ping home
ch ge of dualine, used in loosening
hevItone. The explosion is finally set
Off ith electricity, but in, s case the
om
oli
one
re
haw
aba
last
eitr
rock
bro
fro
nd. Pein-
t six miles
aloe, 25
Tt
desPa
Park,
senge
ploug
Op
ts' of fair. On -
their noses and
xtra, clothing to
like this Low -
29e below-.
31, 314° beis
the week was 6°•below zekot
aliaess of a,
ophe
early parallele
rough the forged
cher, the eatast
oronto„was very
relay night near
express train of eight loaded,card
'emitted to wee d past CornWa
was known to b approacbing
°site direction. ortutiatsky the
lengsneers ef the two t eine save their
deinge in time to avert a terrible ;dis-
aster
rain
•
, —T k= annual New Y arts belllatj the
'held op Wednesday eve mg last, week.
' The raome set apart for the dances *ere
ed. bout 250 - of the patients *ere
allo d to take part in the enjoyMent,
with a intermission fo slipper at half -
past, t n. The utmost Order preveiled
. throe bout, and the patients s.ppeered ;
—The Galt Reporter Says: Whilelthe
contest for the Iteeveiship in Nerth
Dumfries between Meters. T. C. Dou-
glas* and Theron Buchanan was eery
close, tee -tilting in the election ()tithe
former gentleman hy only -eight Of a
ra.ajority, it was left for tfesers. Geo'. R.
Barrie and Wm. Wallace to ehoW that
eomin out a tie for tie couneillorship
of Wa a No, 2, with 73 v tea each 1 The
Rater/sing Offizer, Mr. hos, Mateltall,
afterwards gave his eciding vete in
favor. of Mr. Barrie.
—The Musical COM ittee ot "the
gaged Mrs. Wells B. T er, her lines
ban a d five other Be lo singers1 to
give concert in Well nd, but on lac -
conn, of the snow eto m the coneert
lam and demanded heir pay, they
;offered to take expeeses and come an -
'would only give them $20, arra the
'singers threaten to sue for the baiseace
, ' Mrs. Cullen, for the past seventeen
raent o the Ontario Mod I School, Tor -
,t
sitneti n on account 'of il -health. Miss
Hunt, or the past fear y ars teacher of
the ehied division itt th same institu-
, tion,,hes also been camp lied to resign
' for tae SUMO reason, rich of those
will eeeover. Miss Scott for the post
Ladies' College, has been appointed' to