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I � NEW ADVFiRTIS8MENTS. of such, conduct, a d stamp out'.these to teachers. A'hd so says , every man ' News of the Vi, eek. . " Province now in force or hereafter to, ty council, but at�th same time we can' than surprise, a few of his
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"be passed, or by any other Aet now- id not help thinking4hat had they arraign- the Bethel appointment
� incendi4ty attempt! � tb area,te strif a they not dominated by the mlean motives , ruH COSTS OIF TILE CASE. - -An estimate - . f where lie has
W, Thefioxebetkvc�a the parenthesis afte . - I � . " force in this Province in rqspect of ed themselves ou t ie - side of law and been engaged in special a - ervices! for a
each line deti6tesi the must vote agaiiiat h It. Meredith ca di- f mbit r paitisanshi personal ',of the costs of the Colin Campbell cli- . �
_Me of the paper ,on which I 'a ,n o e te ed . p � which it is within the legislative! order, there Woula! Ill live been less caus length of tim'i e, drove in with 0, large
� he ad-verti8ement Will � Ve found. . ' . � � .5 e
. � case places the figure at$125,000. ,, I �
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1, dates a, 94 ifor Mesa: -9. Ross, Gibson and rancor, or misled by the f4lsehoods Of authorit , of thia.Province, to .
� Cheap- Suits --D. I . �" � I . : -SNOW IN IRELAND. -There was a y enact asi for cri am, a and 'i in reover the Would load of oats, giving'him to feel that his
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f General BusineSS-A. diovenlock. (8). . Bishop.� - I 0 S. - the court hav-1i e the Cobs usness this .
� � . I � the blail and its rural ech . " hereinafter mentioned, P I b they labors among them from
: JubileeSingers-!1lown 'Ban . C1 he v l snow tall in the weet of Ireland ,, - . year to year
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F : These are the is ues and we have inot __ . ing copizance of the offence, and thelir tu or !s ce ain y were . h I
I : A Clever Vocalist�Tow'-n Band. (8) : I IOU, Sunday, seriously impeding travel. e � f- . ) y 'appreciated, and t at Ra
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�- .. sta: . I . " ing a Court of Record,�ut not � other-'. the duty I eveit aw-abiding citizen, friend
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. : Bargain House -Jas. N kard. (5) dver tedorover-ciloredthem. Thede-- Cric . ; . . I � . sintbat ,community wereinot a
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! nia, College-Princip,*l Austin. (8) - - W . .
ic . I . wn Lands and Cotonization- . "ARNELL ILL. -Mr. Parnell is serious - - ay, at any tirne after the com-� as ell -as those' p1q,ced in ositions of few,
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Kippen $.u� �%�Ul-& Ft. Bell. (5) - . oision rosts.with the people. We have . os. ily ill in London and his pl iysicians will 44 mencement of the proceeding, remit in�' power, to maintI in the dignity and '-The trustees of The Sunshine
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I I � Generai Election -J. IV,. Wcatherald. (8) every Confidence in the good sense and inc. � allow him tor -transact any business. "' whole or in -part any sum of money by! . supremacy of the law, whether they are Meth
I ; ,Mitray ffeifer�-J. tmptie. (5) __ 'Since 1872 every sale of t1imber limits ' , odist church have enlarged and
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I � xOtice to Dobtors-A. 4. Ault (5) - - patriotip,m of the people, and we firmly . . . . � JRGING PEACIE-BrOper Dr William " such Act imposed as a penalty or' for or against the cott Act I con- improved the burying ground. It is ,all
- . hasbeen carried out iinder the auspices ,1a addressed' a 16tteg o the Czar '-forfeitu �
. To the F.1ect0s-Nob1&C1;u.ff. (5) . - uf! I of the prese . er of. Cro' i ur in the maintenanceof peace. is t -e
� A Guid N ew Y car-Duhcan & iiluncan. (8) believe -that on T nextit I re on a convicted offender, andl: tend, Sir, that if a'- man don't like a law laid oa,t in lots each being number d.
� [it Commissio * wn may do -iso wliethe'rtlie'monev is ini that is no reason� wl y lie should break Sizeo loteight by .
I Fomn for Salcl-Jaineskurrav, (5) � will be Dland that i Ir. Mowat's Gov * � . I -RENT REDUCTION. -Lc rd Cranbrook - I , i sixtben feet. Price
I � ern- Lands. The ari1ea'sold within these four- I whole or in part payable to th� crowni� it. The ratepayets c f Huron decided by -
i Seaforth Hig School --!D. Johnson. (5) . t - . I . I of lots $4, and h Thi
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Ill : ment has been suftined by a large teen years is 2,907 squaLrel miles, for ha! riade a permanent reduction Of "or some person other than 'the crown, an overwhelming in ' rity to adopt the incurrad expense which the trustees
. TMWAWMN�E_ ��___. On" . I - thrt) per centi;; in the rent; of his farms - I . . are
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I i 1331troll 6XPI J05140ro, � . ,T� REcEr its a. ill aws have hitherto who feel. interested, or would
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71 age i -ate of $400, a square mile.' For th a a . a lot for themselves.
zi_ 'SEAFORT11, FRIDAY,. Dec. 24, 1886., The Eco,noim3! of the Mowat . ! FcreiAP Office on January 12. 94 shall apply to any action or proceeding � rule, and. I arkii of ' Clainis
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� Sam( area of timber lands the 'Dominion AmERiqei.- -Over half a' - * I
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� : . :Gov 'rhment. . I I ndino, as well as to any action ,, � � ho voted T.P . Nugent, at any time. It is hoped'
.1 ! I No -thing goes Go'vernment havt received � by way of ii lion p9unds sterling wer - withdrawn ,,or proceeding which may be hereafter against the appoin ni ferrbd that those -who have friends
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! A Few, Last Words. Saturday, "conilinenced, ,&c.", You will observer 4)
� th ecoliomy of the Mow I i to voted for hastea f a' gainst it, there 41ready will not hesitate to secilre th� -
I .1 . i3men at §hipilient to Amer that this statute has a retroactive effect � would have � b i f in any muni- claim to their lots, so as to open the
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I Before another issue of Tim Rxposi; than a CPmp )an- only five dollar's a square inile'. That " lea. I .
��; ,, I arisou f its financial n . . I'Ar ,ED. -Messrs. Cowan I& Co., ship and that when it was passed the suit of I cipalit ' that. sell� t�wein, who would way for others.
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.1 1� . ! TOR the fate of Ontario for.the next four age ' ' is, for similar limits sold by Dztario and brokers and merchants, )f Glasgow, Hays vs Pollard was, and is still, pend- T find fault. Nay, more, they would --One day last Week while Messrs j.
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o ,years,, at all events, -will be settled. By P r ov i ad o of Quebec, and with the Do the Dominion GT�ernlnehts, the former I � I have no hesitation in saying have gained .presfige by it, as peo
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. � . '500.000. that section. was passed purposely to, would have seen ' that they bad the
� . next Tue'sday night it will be kno-wn minion, - Government. 'In Ontario'Ahe ."cei ed -$400 for what latter only. e . ddld 1, Ex-
" . ..... I A . � eter, were driving .down the Londo
. , LE PROSPECTS. -The winterpros- affedt. this action, and when I say this backbone to �stau I �1 up for the right.
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i . . i wheth er -Al r� M owa,t or Mr. Meredith is expenditure increw dfor civil govern- received $5. 1 1 )ed a or ca
A I - ttle in the coal try West Of I arn not depending altogether upon lily N osite the
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i ider factory the horse becom-
�,'.� - lthe*choiae of the people. We have no vlent frDTP 1873to only 5 per . Le �, 'us now .see how y manage i5ah Antonio, Texas, are glo)my. Sheep ' ient, because, since then, in a i n -that they have ng frightened at the runn in of water
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VI . I I ' - � n bed er condition. conversation with Mr. IV. Lount, Q. C., now a, t tll4ir feet ;,if they don't
lr�, I ifear of the result. But we ,would urge cent ; in Qaebec it if Greased 40 per cent things in Quebec PrQvinee�.- Between the ball
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-, 1 � �� I OU I�DERE D AT HOLY1 EAD. - Tile, (who was engaged as counsel in the kick'it, it is their 'own fault. in other .1
L�, �.,:-* npoxii every elector the desirability of and in tlie'Donlinion -at. October, 1873, and Februar', 1885,. the - � precipitating the Occupants of the b
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Fie. � i to the polls and recording his vote gislati-on dnrin-- , Q,neb -,c Government sold 662S square oc 1, has foundere, I I . I feet of water.
� _,;t I � g the same years increas- into seve-ra � I The horse
0,, 90,1119 d. at: Holyhead. n - Mowat,) I asked� of electing and a ading to the c6unty was slightly cutand the buggy $.)Me-
` h -o matterwhat his political views may ed in Ontario only " per cent; ia' Que- miles, realizing- by. way of ibonus, the welve persons were drowni A. him if he. had seen tile above section and council suell men ill represene their
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114,11 . i A GREAT ACTOR BLIND.- -Mittell, the. he replied thathe had not. Ithen got wishes,' as it i; sur�ly high time to take received such a 19 ducking" for a nun,-
4- . be, We want as fall and free an ex- bee, 13 per cent, ai d in the' Dominion -sum Of $246,9'2, an avera��, of only eel(
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; pression of public opinion as possible. 121 ;per cent. In Quebec Civil Govern- $43.-88 pei square'mile' as corj�pared with 3)1 her of years, and does riot wish a re-
q , . Befflin, has become totall blind as a
� ; . � lie agreed with me that it was passed measure of law an' orler. The present
11 . . It is too. late now fair argument. We Ine.n't coats $3,620 mare annually than in' the.v'4400:per mile realized lby-thie"On- r3sult of,,an operation. perfor . . . petition of the sarne for as-- nimay years
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vo � I 1, is ife. I i , � a( ' more. 'Afresh horse was -procured and
! .. lkai endeavored it! past issues to place �rio 'o4r a uld satisfy, ...
� I . Ont;.ario; Legislation costs $59 t ,X nuient. This hol t I use- his own expression, �said, I I it was 'tianized and7l
, ,,455 more I . . � i intelli;,ant' community.D' they continuted on their journey.
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,4., . b ly and as fairly : and the most 'Scrupulous tliatthe,kdministra- I ' very bad -legislation." Astotheniatters ; Surely', air, � a 6oun.11 y t Ut adopted a law
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WL __., � 1 the illanageine-Ilt of public works wil _A melancholy accident occurred in
i 0 we ,icould the issules as we viewed ' - - referred to in the letter of "A Blythite" � by over sixteen hundred of a majority is
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,- - L I F and buildings, costs $41,694 more. I sentenced 'to five years penal servitude the county of Essex, on the loth inst.
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t� . -them, aild all that is, neceseary now to Ont - - stand econdmie'al and tha the Gov- f r raiding houses in Limerick and rob- may deeni best but'l must say that the �proper enforcemei)it. By giving these
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� ario gives annually more than.Que- . . y ; When Mr. Charles Washburn, of the loth
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I do is to, warn those, who coincide with bee for th po; I ernni nt in this dopartment ape fulfillin Grit cause in East Huron mii
k. - e a -up A of prisons. and - . I - st be in a i few lines a corner n our valuable and
I I HWING THE STIE,Z CA ii -AL. -It is bad state when such contemptible slan-' I widely circulated fia er you will oblige I
;_ the vie%vs, we he4ve expressed not to'be aa'ylums, 8331,070; E iucation, $185,6'1 9; their trust! faitlif ully and in .t e best -in- ... .
f . . .. ID stantly killed. There are Conflicting ac-,
!I J: � - I a�_nbuuced that .M. de Lease a has given ders ,have to be* resorted to. I Yours truly, . , IF TEMPERANCE. counts as to the manner in which fiernet.
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led or persuaded from, doing their � ricultu,re - tierests, of the people who ate ` rds tl� Yours Truly, - I R. C. HAYS. i
� qajD iand arts, $77,696; hospitals 8 .
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. I duty,from expressing their honest can- � . driving b�pcame unint anageable and d,ra
� -, , : and charities,, $25,860, and so on through- they are. . I . � Go -%,i 3rD nient land to: wide the Suez Goderich, Dece. 18th 1886. J MMOMMMEMER� .
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! - -iictions, by personal or even party con' __ 4t is UMU'l 1. � - I . [We cheerfully give place to the above : ... 4 ged him some distance on the gr,:,, ..
7 out,the whole list. 'It AN -ill t'llas be'seen also staied by oppone ts of oung-
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alliderations, � . �A _B)ODiLER'S SENTE XcE.- -Ex- Alder- letter as we have no desire to wrong Mr. a stick
. It is uat a personal rnatter �thai Mbwat Govern mein t"that money -has been of timber of some kind, and death was
,�_ - I I t while the grants ji�yen. from -the . . . ' ar MM-Qdade, of New York, has been Hays or any other person. It will be , 2� I r. J. C. Steven oil, of Clinton, has
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�'. Z� niisap ?ropriated 'on Colonization roads- a ancedtoseven years' irdprisonment seen, however, that our statement is lbeen appohit6d. one Of the Executive His rernains
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- I Let il� see as'to the truthfulii6s of this a d a fine of $5,000 for didhonesty, correct. As reported b "Committee of the� Provincial Sabbath '
I i�y of the candidates should be left Out Of are n eairly .e given ore brought home on Saturda , and
P. - Con - double thc , in Q-uebbc I . L � . . in substantially Y ; I � E.
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i4 1 sidera,tian erttimre'y, and they should hargE ' contection with civic affairs.' our correspondent Mr. Rays said that I School Association W " ntario. . tnday afternoon were interred in the
;�_' -1 - the cost of Gov,�rnmei it is less than one a . During Safidfield SleDonald's �
F . be looked upon solely as the exponents . . . A C101AR-MAK.EP. ,IN LuM-Louis " a few days before the judgment would 1 -Air. Newton of. Peterbibro, has Kirkton cemetery. The family have
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� . ha,lfy, thus establishillif beyond ca' il tile time t aere were 53 miles of ew roads Sbeiiberg, a poor clgarmal�er with a " havebeenputin force IN t1w sym pathy of the
- G . . ,,I r. Mowat passed taken charge of thei Winallam Advance entire neigh -
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X. .: . 1 IS , scrupulous economy Q' the Ontario Gov- built annually; � during Mr ' Mowat's - larg ,, family, at Redbank, NE�w Jersey, an Act relieving Mr. Pollard of the which fall, fourteen yea:s has been con- 0 b,i.,rhood in the sad bereavement.
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i� -i - . . I 0 h a mother in Germ been .passed- and we say SO still. The -It i tb at C Wa:wanosh passed away on the 8t inst.,
- 'We know th,,a,t some of the 'Conserva ' , any. is repor A . _
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4� r "I t've candidates are appealing to Re- - I . . T ihi HEIn) LAD'DiE xx At STRALIA.- Act quoted by our correspondent does Mooney, of Moiris, is ,-in aspirant for the in the person of Mr. John- Fraser, lie
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I __ and Quebec now has' i depleted treasury 11.0 miles, Mr. M lowat. 359 mi�les�; Sand- Mr. faines Wyllie, the Herd Laddie, is not refer to Mr.� Pollard specially, as .reeveship of tbe� tournship, and 'that be took up his residence on his farm, on the
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V - . �_ f0alers to vote I - of field built 668 feet of new ridges all- ' b � given a banquet by the Melbourne Mr. Hays would �
i and, a debt of over eicrbt millions I I �, � to have us believe, but to i will be a.candidate at the coming elec. 9th concession about 39 years ago, his
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. - . - for Urn by the players of Via oria. . be seen, relieve Mr. Pollard of the ;! 7 --At the sittings of the County Court 'distant. After chopping a fallow, he
� IF Any lt3fortiier who, will sacrifice his the la,rge ainoun ts ret tirlied to the people Sandfield ape ! I
4 - 11 , :t i . . . nt annually on tbese three A rRMN8FORMATIO_N.--�-_Xadj son SquaFe penalty, but makes itcliscretionary with -held in'0O1e*ri'Ch last week the Judge threw his axe down. in di8 ust, and left
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I and besides six millip LS and i half given' items IN44,500, while Mr. M6wat spent G.�arden New York, has beeii sold to C. the judge to impose the fine or not as he .
V . - s4i,p daes not possess a. true sense of the � 8167,40.- It will 'thus b m M. Depew for $1,000,000, ani a. bazaar,' sees fit. As the Act formerly stoo : - in turning he found tile 'roads opened up,
it � I . I . . to aid railways and' : ree millions dis- e ,Iseen. f ro' I &,tile 'ease � of Mr. Kno 11 Ho mesville, V
I nsponsibility wh,iah the exercise' of the tribat I cone aart hall, restaurant and . h ' court had no discretion in the matter where form" erly -marked the way.
. - � .� � I . � . ed. to the people under the mun,ici- these gures at while Mr. iNlowat did eatre will . conDectipn .with - t �e recent seizure of . a blaze
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F . . pal Loan Fund Aci f �bill has a surplus nearly three times the amount - � .
� : I' � . . - : . of work Pala �s d 'Industrie at Paris. . � no matter how frivolous or vexatious the i'accordingly.' . . - able property, owning., at his death 500
1 �&nd-a-half milion dollars in the ost was . N: "W : . � . . I
� . I I Ur. Mowat,we contend has conduct- of Six ann ual �y that Sandfield did, a e c - , , BILL. -A bill ha's bee iritrodue- case might be, or at Jeast that wa acres in a
� . . . I - I a tLe ,i -Duncan IN14aftl-flilin, of the 6th con- block. In politics he was a
. el�� the afflairs of this Province economic- � . D, I
I ,,,. ' . treasury. These are ifacts the people only &)out two and a half. times as led ,fti (3ongress for the appo- ntl,nellt of view taken of it by some of the judges, ,icession of Greyj bad a span of young Liberal. For -the past year he has suffer-
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: I . Ry ; he has returned to the Peaple from I a �ol mission for taking evid mce in re- while others thought differently; the mares, t ree a . .e years of age, re- e from several paralytic strok-es, one of
� � i i I - - should ponAr over IWO. e they -decide much. . Thus, economical a,sl Sandfield
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� t4e Ontario Treasury over. sixteen -m-il- to , I was, 31r. Mowat gard tc injuries inflicted �n United Act quoted'by Mr. Hays removes this sp6etively, on the Brussels which was the cause of'liis death. - His
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I- I - I . ote against thelHowat Government. I � . has proven himself Stat.s *tizens in connexion 'ith recent doubtand leaves it discretionary with the scales, last Saturday; that Weighed remains were interred in Dunganno
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r': , I ____ . ven rr ore ec -ie,� seizures. . i court *to remit tie penalty if the 2,900:pounds. He Qso weighed a yrear- etery-last Saturday beside tbegrave
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yq&rs, which hn mense sum has gone .to every D defendant f ise& the beam at- 12 �of his partner in life, who preceded him
The Ontario Expenditure. - ' a.aTn:)I.e' - Investigation into ,� Iz;RATISFACT1-W`,- EXPRES,�i,D. - The or any reason is not deserv- ling filly that ra . 200,
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branch of expendituie would show a I - 9 I I - .
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- i � similar result. In vie* of these patent - says: Aspir-
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� - the Government of ',NJ'r- Mowat has been. for tile removal of Governor� Havelock - notwithstai:diDg the opinion of our' ifurii-ish them iithl
. railways, roads, &a., and he h . ' : � . ; cor- stifficient shipping ants for the municipal honors'in Wing-
;". I . ex travagamit in its expeli diture of the funds fa . .c ts then can an. y honest elector say an.d the appointment of an o1ficial who respondent and Mr. Lou nt to the contrary. 1accommodation.' Ohe buyer -a',one lost ham,,seem to be very backward in Com-
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thi people nearly as na-acli. Every -man correspondent's letteri emaysay , a-lit'l a fall in prices re- possible candidates even are abroad It
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� , o, vo.t - for Messrs. Hays,, Swinerton , . an,celled be- is said that LT. W..'C. Meyer wou,f4 ae-
W4 �es . it is a " conti6mp- .
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k- - I - andfield , untried � .
! . in the public expeaiditlire since S . man be put in his place. In the hotel, at Pipstone, Minnesota, was tible slander " to correct a mis -at' �
i.. . aill la, . - . ai'tement !ore he could get th cars. !
�_ �, W - cept the mayorality if no other lone
I T y1ox, si a by his vote that in 1. .- I 4
c . Macdonald's time. T.. management of his own business affairs, burn -ed a few days ago. Th Rev. A. but on the conttary it is 111con- �i -Ayoung man", allied Nels6'
� I *�ino, this mx ley say that the - � � � )a Gal- wanted it, and 'Mayor Neelands is in the
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.. Rey to the people I S. Ot cutt, a Bapist minister,. was killed, temptible" to make a rhis-statement !�braith N as 'arrested in Winghim. last same boat, but neither care . cie t fo
. I would,any man turn a good,� faithful, - . : � 'V Sum n r
�, - expenditure has been, itir-reased "about I and several persons in
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: Mowat did wron, . secure political support, :Sunday night. for 4isturbing the Sal- the I . 1. 11 I -
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._-�� -! I 100 per cent., while . fe popu a. ion .has .and ho est servant away and engage in falliDg-walls. Thelossamou' and the "Tory cau-,4e in E at Hurion The fol . ]owing '
1. . 1-isgrare Win by turning himi! . - ii ts to �qili5i, - �vation -Ariuy meetin
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I __ . � per I I I 9. son and Walter Se tt are mentioned as
- . increased only 25 - his pla.k a stranger of -whom. he kiiew 000. must be in a' bad state " when the Tory ]inoi-ning he wa;.q rought, before the possible -candidates for the reeveshi ,
- from office. Does he deierve such treat - ,ent. While this I �
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ment? Thatigithequestio . ' " I � andRobert McIndoo, we are reliably
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� I e In at e section ED. ExrosrTOP..] o: $1 .1. 10 in all., Tl�e money was paid. deputy reeveship. As far as the coun-
ease.. They try therefoie,. apply to public affairs the farm(rs' expeell (I ' [Since the above was in type, and on' ii e hotel ciIA'ors are concern d, there has been
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,t! ballot- Bat, aw''re than this,, e' us the cause of this incro . Ile bIlecti ng badiffs from �t -Recentl I -coil le of :Gorri
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� i saline rule we would adopt in- 6ur own their farms and escorted them outof the Thursday, we received a Communication a were filled by Magistnite Smith,
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� , - : a-Wned says 14 his vente that t e f)ol m _' . travagan e, on I the 4 ern-- private business. - . ementon � for violation of the Scott Act. They gave arethat there wi I be but few changes
t&� I Y. 1 . h_ the - parb o.f Welshmen may lead to above subject. Had we received it in potice:of appeal, int6nding to carry the � . � .
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1.� � ; 'hen they cases to a higher cotirt. Finding since
�. iui�n Governiniient did, right w . _ esults. time, we should certainly have publish- . .
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�. fact. The increased e penditure is oc- ' Ti.i.E dountry is just now beiiRg flooded C.A.11111 ELL C -&SE CONCLUDED. - The ed it, although in view of the above that there was a-pos4ibility of being - de- __.
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P:1 repludiated an aiwaxid which they sollem n - .
,� � I- casioned by the increas A a,mounts that with copies Of the Toronto Mail sent out Campbell divorce ca,se letter' from his solicitor, it is not requir-
�, was oncluded feated in their appe4l, they have ju,st
;o -y pledged th pt, and emier at Brussels. - '
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: . j., I . . ' ' noinhial I ly as sa�niple copies,. bA actually Monday, when a verdict was returned I ad,. as he throws no new light on the ivithdrawn it, and �Viill pay their fines. The Pr '
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" thalt Mr, M-o-av at was wrong in endeavor- - I stating that Lord Colin ani subject, except th, The Reform Demonstration held at
- en or t he sul i:port -of schools, Those papers )bell was at he says our c 'rea- � r . . . ass ,who has efficiently
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z - �- ing to secure far Ontario the valuable . . -%vit yWatsoti , pondent of last week. did not report him leid Biussels on Friday eventing last, was a
_ I . not guilty of adultery h Alai d he hair of thellainstreetMethod-
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I . . and charities. For co ng abuse nor �%�hs Lady Colin Cmnipbell guilty, of coixectly as to what lie said about the ist church, Exetq'r, d I ring the
:., I hospitals, asylums, ptain all the vile - and ly� � I grand success in every particular. - The
P, terTitory which that award said she was past few
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�� - ralissues adulW y with any of theco-res )ondents. constable- voting. -Mr. Hays ahm says years, was made' e recipient of a beau-
" iustly' entitled to, and wilicli. has since . . * were present and delivered addreaws.
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�� J instance, in six itema af�ne,.viz E,duca � which his appeared in the sev4: RE&EF FOP. SUFFERERS.-Tt a Emper- that " after the writ A" flon. 0. Mowat and. lion. Jailles Young
7 al societies, hospitals �_ 'd of the.Daily Mail �ifor some wheks,'and � - .v.is issued, I ga�ve tiful silver -service, one. evening last Thereception committee finding thi�t
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��: bae� carifirilied by the hig hest court i -a . . or William has subscribed $1,0 )O to the- " Pollard a chance to settle 'the action - I'vee*k. Mr. Ross wa3 takeD by surpri .31
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�j" � harities., public As Hals, administra- I .say they are Dot sent to � . se, the audience would not be anywhere
� � the' reahn.,,. and that he should be pun. � y . nd Ifor the relief of the wi( ows a -ad " by paying the costs then incurred, but after reg�ining bimself, thanked the I
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��� ish . . p T . fittedup the Agricultural Hall in a
; l I vice is rt be lost theii ipsetting " 8 �
:, the Government of .)I,r. Mow t have . b aing ove.- worked, and the, people PO r lives by the five or six- dollar , but he refused ill senta.tion.
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thus co-litends for Ontario's rights. - y omfortable'�'way, and. the walls -
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�i in - berA e through it.. Fou engaged in relief boasted of what he , cLeod of Lochalsh,
-1 - given annually $940,50: � ore than was are. P ing to se r of th.4r boats while - 4C . - Mf. Normau M
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! Every m an also, who votes. forMessrs. - d Go -years ago the C leaders floo& work dufing the recent storm. would make it cost me." . Were decoratedwith the followin mot-
�� : - Haiys,. Swixierton aind Taylor endorses given by the Macdone vernment, nservative Till .1 C IURCII AIND STATE IN FIANCE.- nient Mr. Pollard positively denies, and i,iow a few days ago had the misfortune toes:-" Welcome " " No room for
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; :.Catholic settlements f Strife in Canada," 11 Pro-
; and durino,'the fourtee& years that' Mr. , The fope, fearing the resul; of the says no such offer was ever made him to, lose'one of his Iliiorses. Meeting .a 73
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I t the:coadact of Sir Jalia,Ma6doiiiaild *in 0. I . I . . - load of straw he ivas turn I
: � Mowat has been in power his Govern- this Pr)vince .'With campaign sheets P-gitation itf favor of the pepa ation of Between them the public must decide. ing out J vincial Rights. " No Timber Land
_. endeavoring to deprive Olptarlo of the I . __ Jn or- n ,abbino, " " Our Agricultural In -i
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� � . . churcli and state, has instrutted the -ED. ] Jer to paw when'� onielof I is horseso'aught
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COEI �rned to thb people nearly present,6d to the people
_: trol of the Liquor Licel!lses, and his in, ent has retu . which r( � . that the Frenc i bishops to endeavor toi counter- . ______ his leg in a crotch fotmed by tw6 logs; teresta W''the Front," " Our Country
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I - __ - th Mowat - Government were persecuting lie movement byphow- . I Depends on the Purity .of Out States-
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, 'line In illions of dollarsib!ore an would : . act th 1, e5ect of t
effortat to, reduce this Province to the � - The Scott Act and the Co and broke it. The Ininial had 'to be
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, staitas of a n unicipality, if not to de- . a the at the rate, of . it would . P I destroyed. . I .�
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� expenditure, in vogue in � th ' follow such separation. . Council. - _. port and Honest Governivent," "Our
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,. PAT r -The DEAA E XPOSITOR, death of.,Aephen Yates, license insp Educational System is Unequalled. " A
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- -it is not inven on, Cirven and �uisson, formerly the eve of another municipal election tor for W t u ' i - .
�� ti m4e. In view of thes( � facts, port Mr, Meredith, w*ho would do them - ec-
1i our Own lo.cal: a, IffLisrs, and conden-ilus-Mr. , 7 . special train brought the speakers from
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Q -MoWai,t far Securing for us the repeated surprising then that th iexpenditure has ; I . well-known journalists, met with a. would it not be the time for the rate! New York -on the' loth i St. Mr. Yates ut 6.30 p. 'm., and they
L . peal to FrotesUnts in a simii),r strain terrible accid were ,met by a very enthusiastic com-
I -rictaries achieved in the' been increased. Had (tie Government - . J1 ent on Friday. , T ey were payers of Huron, at least those of them went to New York a fe - weeks ago to
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; not returned this ng the Protestant see- Aim g experime undergo an operation fo the removal of
and are floodi � condu, nts -in i, small who are on the side of law and order, pany, 'who soon formed a torchlight pro -
't Mona to the people . . . I
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1; , who votes for the candidates of Mr. tions of the Province with their steam r on the Seine with -a p Aroleum to elect, and send to the county council mor. The cession -Mr. Mowat says the best he
I . they wou . - I vile . D internal tu 'Ir operation was
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.r 3teredi 1-d have been a �Impevlt-ed to put , I engine ever saw -headed by the town band.
t1iL votes"to place the entire con- . I I . , 11 lien .an explosion occu -red, the such men' as are in favor of prom Successfully perform d but inflamma
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- -_. . their h litdratur �.. Surdly a party that -will at, bein oting ,l. 1i - The, marel; was taken up to the Central
I trol aud licensin- of the liqaor traffic I , ands, int6 their.bockets and pay - . , . earner g bloyvn to fr tgm. ts. the cause of,temperance, by recommend- on subiseque
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. enornions sum t� th6ir local tax - * a upon the religious -prejudices Buiss.on was a ed, and ing the appointment of a' Police Magis- sItanding the efforts ma hotel. Some idea of % the extent of - tile
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.: � � municipal I collectors. In this way' the .people of of ;. the pepple. cannot be deserving of pub- expire i immediately. 'tir an was trate with salary, as provided by the be passed away oii the above dat ; e. procession may be formed when we say
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. th; E lie confidence. If in e, b escaped Scott Act. Seeing that all other ap- -There pr a to be a lively fight
I ,, e -county of illuron haye been saved. an . I 1883 -Mr, Mowat . .11 omise .
,� t of our schools tinder the control of an � . . With h is I ife. � ally failed to accom- over municipal ma te- tral hotel, the last of the process
n . , pointinents hive sign ion. was
. iecuting th . - t ts in the township
I waa� per., Roman atholies just coming out of the stationyard near-
;, officer appointed for life, Who will expenditure of half a million of' dollars. I 0� .plish what they were designed to do, of Grey. Reeve $tra-,ban has an-
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I and. dep rivi tb of their rights, as . . - � ly half a mile away. It was one of the
- Since 1871 the county. of Huron 1!as, re-, 119 it is surely time for the temperance aounced his intentid"11 cf withdrawing
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�: . . . people of Huron to bestir themselves and from his position' at the close .
� ceived fo these Conservative leaders said be was, .RON EXPOGITOI I of this �
i - r the aid of her agricultural . To thq Editor of Tur ILL* . secure the only appointment that is like- �,fear and the poll -vyill likely be be- sels. The p'rocession was fo,ur deep -
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o ; it is not w n to all Os'e that -1 have just rea� in the ly to establish law and order out of the t�e@.'n Win. ',Nlilne'and 7,m. Bishop. It of the . procession.
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; for his act,%. Are the people of this, Societies tlie. sun 'Of .5928,399 ; for the aid I ithin reaso DEAEL 31R. . When the head
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� hools she has - ,�also stated th had the Centralchotel'a halt was
; counity prepared, to. take this grounA ? - . . A . muddle nowexisting. It is now eighteen t Strachan will
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r $12,000 wanually, or $16,J,00.0 during the and 1etbing the Catholics. Cation 'signed "Turnberr Re ormer," months since the AA came in force and 0 pose Deputy-Ri made and the . livided forin-
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; : . and y )ui - note in reply, with i eferen cc yet the necessary machinery has not bee a �Ile electors W " ,r a line of light alon each side of the
t een years, an, -'other items of have their own.way. The wh le thing 'ill be � kept moving on
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: . -year .ry of this -country �Hays vs. Pollard, In which got -into play. A good many men that 4nuary 3rd. . i � street and the conveyance carrying the
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:: . expenditure in proportionate sums. I' � various I .am the solicitor. Although I usually voted for the A t have told me they I The Directors of thie East Huron guests drove up between the lines. Mr.
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I will be seen b art�clej &ad letters which appmr in this bold diffe Cat views from those you ad - would not do so again, and they, and a a
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P' is the pride of our people and the beat - . � y this ement what aal. - I . ..X � . F rmers' Institute havI arranged to Mowat and Mr. Younry alighted ar, the
:i - vocatein olitical matters, I havealways gareat many more, blame the Act itself, b old a convention in the town hall, Brus-
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I a,in , unmense aid the ulated ' � hotel and were entertained � 4t supper. .
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�. � ad' of January rocession re-formed and march- .
- in'the world,. and do they want to ag ' considereit that -you dealt wit them �vhen in reality it has not had the s�4s, on the 5th a ' The p
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� has be�u to the people, d that while' bii�oadct:Lst mmong-the Prote*st"ant electors very � f,iir y from you - Ji ad
� I place'. oar anuaicipal inst'itutions under - .1 . r stand pic ',,nt and shadow, of a chance in Huron. In fact 1$87, at wbicli Prol to the Agricultural Hall, which
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M � the expenditure has bqtnincreased'the � y,. have all been o nsWered par,tipt lai ly a i son wi ill other we ma i4bertson, of the long before the time for the opening of
... i zhe 'control of the liquor dealers and - I � . � � 0 inicompari y say that we have- adopted only Ontari Agricultural
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� � manufacturers, of this Province? '�If I y t� the increased land , but this sheet Joes not Refo�rhi j)urnals, but, in the.- the meeting was packed to the doors,
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� - aid th � t has been kiven *1 h, - giVe any A these replies. rre�l a hen you state that " t is not ad to provide the means of enforcing it. t1w evening session of'the first d ay, in and s estitnated that there were be -
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; thek (10 thev should vote for _'LN,1esSr$, ! I . " tru fit Ave are not to suppose that any law that .wilditionto addressesi iisical
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7 . . � I . t1le annual commen�enlent of Galt . .Tifi, Sirnia Observer bits tile right . do inuch good, especially when iiien fin' � -A pionee and Tku�lch re-apected resi- At theappointed h our, -half -past seven, ,
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:! peacp loving Pebille of t1lis Count' do- Church in Canada, and- cliairniall of the fire to thE, political edifice With ,-eligious se: appointments when recoilimended"to do p0hy of a large ccann�uilitY is with tile address, after which he called upoil Mr. i
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L daAa-rdly attenipts that have been: made address, in the course o . . Wils i in April, 1884, and juligment and have provided one-third of the nds a liction this bein e fifth loss which E'ast Huron', who spoke for a few inin- _' *
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; . g- A,v the; nominations on TuesdAy -last UPO -a Legal point, and, altho i it has quarter. No ! we must look nearer an(f a father liavin�, oten carried in suc- ance he ad of the Safety of the Liberal
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. xleighbor, friend againstfrie . elections I . lre
- . gged in- there Nvere, only three - . by ac- - ' home. 'It seems to me. the county coun- C(sS`ion to their restiD place oil the hill- cause, i thiii riding. The secretary,
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L eved the idea of �lie book was. Stewart; North Waterloo, -.hlr'. Snidei ; sec. �6 p ssed by the', Ontario.. Legisla- with salary, after it was found that a ' 1� iday night, in �Vhich Rev. T. Gee his administration of affai,rs, -and con-
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infavor of Ontario the' Dmnj
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ry belonge'� to Ontario, Sir�
1arimed the timber and the mi
this territory, &ml that 111I,&
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3aecessity for still rctaining 11�
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terests Of Sir John than to I �
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Governinent -SiAr Johnv.ill thc
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sup�orting the Government ��
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He, spoke in tile highest tle�
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side of tlie Cabinet ' had bee.
service to hini.. Mr, Mowat -
. very interesting address ami4l
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form and ID his lucid manni
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good. of tb-e people, a -Ad. how
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been brought to bear on Mr
G,overnment to 'oust them. I
Alowat did -not go. The rw .
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Young handled Mr. M,eredft
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10;30 with cheers for Ron- Mi
Honi. '1%1r. Blake, Mr. Thos, G�,,
the Queen. The prospect.,
Liberal candidate in East ff-
never better, and this meeth
I much to Strengthen Mr. Gibsoi
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The Nomination -1.1
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Soitb Huron, lwerelield in H*d
Hensall, on Tuesday last. - )
pointed hour, one o'clock,'�k-.'
Dickson, returning officer, cJ
. meeting to order, and, afte,
the writ orderip.g the electi
for -nomivations. After a si
the folloxing nominations W1
- Archibald Bishop, .proposed
McLean, Seaforth,and Second
. G. -Collins, Exeter. James ' .�
proposed by Dr. Rollins, of 1".
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:itanley. .. James Fahey, of "Vol
also nr,min ated, but af terward-3.
, on t1h,e undvmstanding that Jim
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hour and no f arth-cr nowjnati�
madc Mr. Dickson dvelarv4
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Bishop ,and Swinerton the V, .
and a P6.11 -was d,cmanded in. �
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also. read, after which -the r"Olf
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yote retained as Chairman.
public ineeting which was
low, The hall was packed f
form to door. Addresses NverC: �
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. Fahey, and they were W1
- Messrs. McLean and Collins.
Bishop, and Dr. II-ollins ailit '
. for Mr..,34inertion. All the spea
(luietand patient hearing,but it-
nilanif eat tliat. fully three-fourtl
� ent were in favor of Mi
�'hees SPeakin'r Continued until aJ
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past five o'clock. --The meal
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inan f or his impartial and �efli.
duct in the chair, and three (
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Thos., Farrow, M. .P., -of Blutl
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Brussels. - Mr. Thps. 13'ribson'w
. nated I)v Mr. IE'. E ' , Wade, of '
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. Wingbam., and Mr. D. .D. Wi'
noininated for the purpose of gil
anopportunity to speak. I
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convened, The 114111 was pack-�
highly futerested i�audien,�e. ,.
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agreed to .- Mr. 'W*de and M
15 minutes each ;-, Mr. Farr.fyv
M-eDonahl,30 inina . tes -each ; 1�'
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I and d,eser-,,ed cr,eulit for thuir
Ihavioi-ir in`,%.Jew,Of",th,e exampik
: on th e platform. Som,�' -of ' the'
'Were good., but some4of the spe
voted more attention tO *�Pel
than to the public issw-s of 'Ohe
this respe,ct it is not -too 11�111�
�hat theDoininion inember for E�
was the lea(liDg disturber, a,;:
got cornered in ar&inent 111c, ii,
rowdyism, A gentlienian oceiv.
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thing. . At times the secties al
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gared desc"l tioD. Aside f
rowdylsin, tfle, speeches oil I
were very gbod, although nel
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ing closed in the usual wa.yi) a]
could judge by the applause v
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