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I � - 'MR, N111,T_ETEF,NTB: YEAR. , . - ..SE FORTH -,v FRIDAY, FEB T NRY 18,1887 �_ . t 0 - . I '�, - : �A I 11.1 . - �lbrua�_J, y '.001. - . I . i , . � I W116LE NUMBER 1 . � - :e . , I I I . X, I � I . ,� . . -- . . I I - . . I , . �7_ I . �1_ _____.________� .. . . . 7 1 :1 pletely p d to - - - , � __ _� . __1 � I . I him ei -cry! .the largest display evor made in Britain out of pure goodness of heart. Mr. aralyzed. He was conv�ye . - - -,-% - I :, � 14 . The Europ'ean gituiLtion- , been. immediately denib , they show the ideal is a law which gives thelai '- Wallace was a Scotchniall, a Preaby- - his house, apd. died before medical as- � . i an I thing for nothing. Mr. Mowat prol: ably and was claimed by. niany to be . g - a Reformer'. C&nductor . sistance could reach him, hiaving only .- i t ' Ch 16i . general expectancy - the 'universal . ITL S Grea eap 'ale (From the Ghriitian Unl'on.j lan organize a , est ever made on tlie;contm-ent of Europc9 b�,rian and - - . cou�Ll not do better tl - - .. ng stricken ' - ! I - I . . - . apprehension. ! '. . u. Cane than It comprised apple's, pears, plums, 'L.-eble has, been also on the Western lived.about ail hour after bei I . la The ot2her point of d South- mining buriea' The ore from d (Iralid Trunk for niany years, an 1�ject to . . The past week has seen the he viest wiger i,- in quinces, 4D - d down. Deceased had been su it is � � ' � ' . ope whicli has 1"' � r ussia and Aus- mines of all kinds- fiudg its way a ass .peaches, grapes, nectarines, . - I le - time, and I J . for a long time has run I � _-N0\VXN__ � I decline of stocks in.- Eur e;istern Europe, Nvh,cre 9: the cramberries, in fact e�ery f ruit grown in ,_� between Wind heart trouble, for sow � . i I yet taken place in '6)nsequelice of rel tria .are %vatuhing eaclL � other like two the line, I the Americans gettin I the Suspension llridge.' He had supposed tlie over exertion and � excite - I -_ - - I . * rumors. It is clear . I ti, d -each proit of crushing and snie)ting, ,,% hilst the country, and evei,y variety of every Oor and . contest. accolerated . 7 1.Stope - � . S.r curring war . )at duclists armed to the 'teeth, ail n it there being many samples of every h-lany friends, especially among railroad ment,of the sawing - - � I � - _C 0 C(Ount frn , , the disease and caused paraly� i is, He - _F T�F�:L.. T -i :B T_j -A- the spirit of- unrest is spreading, and determilied to get the first.shot. The all that remains here is the wag es a em fine ones. -I hall the I I of his death was re- " - manual labour employ d in variety, all of th . baen, and the news ' a leaves a -.wife . . . e � was $3 years of a e an - that the prevalent uneasiness is likely to Austrian army has nev r bee i in better for the rude Uit laid out on exhibitioli in the large oeived'with genuine expressions of re- . i I .1 The ocal fr �. . 11 . 0 1 . . A . . 11 ti � i xhibition Building. _' ret. ' - - , .��- - I -AT TH E -- . can, nue until war actually breaks ut,; - condition than to -day, and th-, Austrian get �ffig out the shipments. )ry of the t and three! children. i1iitcrary I ing to d of conservatc I I -9 -A lady of consid- - i I ar until there is a joint official disavowal Empire for nianyyear3lbas not known Government. has notly a - -Rev. Princip3*4 Grant, of Kingston, eiable ; � - - p vent Oil the western. side I had the fruits that . r C c' orolito. r I If el- con rse, nor ability (lied last Saturday in T l by tile several-Governments.of any ,w r- such. unanimity alld such a- gmera e with tayiffs, Cam it p -v or- � -%vf . )rd, the , * I I Ill itussia the feel- our enterprisi-ug neighbors froin securing came from British Columbia, and came .4eli ered two powerful sernions in T .She was Isabella Valancy Cra . t � 1 I It is very hnpr�)bable, . 0 �t political . o. House CASH TORE like intention. . ing of h�pefLl1lleSS. - i � ' I'the " nto in Sahfmth last, agaimE r rich deposits at. Su(l- gradually eastward ,until I reache( .0 a C I I 1--!,,.�,.� I __ ' its a is! out"poken and possession of the . . .last snrvivilla daughter Of t le late � . however, th"atally such uctiori as ing E�galnst Austri . binery and in favor of a free � E . _. - - . . . 0 ought to eastern end of the conserviAory, which I)arty inae ' Cra"'ford, M, D., 0 Peter- . � � where. Still, it . � Stephen w - : . universal ;, it is both national and racial. bury and else t ; __ can be secured. . en- was filed with fru its f rom tile Maritime kind independent press. , - of her � � ., - n, L .3sia in be able to ,do sorilethin,a toward . spent par I I ,sent two celixes of So far Austrioi , has out wittel R11 _� � I There are at pre I a the exhibits � -Tile solid gold jewels of Barton boro�ugh.. She bad , . 6 i fit by the no I ; . - SEAFORT 11. . tural Provinces. In addition t ere lif i.plished I ; . _%l,_k1-N.ST., ' da.iiagerin Europe. One of these Is On Southeastern Europe. !:She has gained abl ing,Canadians to pro � e in France, and was an ac . I ! I � . _. i ,-Days I ;� . at *he large accessions of ten itory, and she is rie. ies of their own Country. In the from the several Provinces being divided -,Iodge of Freemasons (Hamilton) w ling�ii,,t. � She was well kiio co ,,! to the . W, � go, 1.11, .0-. pe �. th,� Ithine. Seventeen years a, . - -1.1 , . A i- . other, the exhibit of each i,9sing for some time. Theyareva ,a 1, .. - . ,ge one f rom the - ... f t important Mt likoka and Parry S6und regions lai , � - . ;1 1 ' lient of the Franco-(�',arm&n N"r,. preparing to' gain _� it was su,bposed tbey`��er'e� readers of the Globe as the, Etter Of : * still more . � 71 __ We ii�ave jnst firlished. going through settlei been spent of late on eDloni- Province was -subdivided into the dis- At $800, and Little Bacchante " toget1iier -with ___________� �_ ; two important provinces werel'Iaken accessions, while ily ulgaiia she has stu is have � I � 7 It. They were mere- " Th e ) 'O - I - ". I I R seek �o dis- plays made by diffe�rent districts or. by -stolen from tbevall. poeins of extraordiiiar� merit. . �, I - � � � ark in g- down. every f rani France by Gert-riany, oil the grou 3 d, scored a most exaspera�ing sitecess. The za ion road$, and no one wi I 'ly niiilaid, ail(] were found later. several . . ' I our whole stock, m : I I , es, and then � 8 . eve e bas ,%�r�tteil at _ . ID U , r e - - " I . g eve] a- label with th ' Duncan '.L%l I ; . , . , � : de the Gave ng the different horticultutitl societi c?ivlilla)3, librarian of tb � BVIV, �L . as th e German staff -i sis ted � of Milit I Y diffli�ulties in that bou ntry remain, Mild 8 u, rument from helpi For ral years sb f . liyairs io- ee .-y plate bore I j�_ , i news - 2 I- L VAL -t I a alft . leading Anierican and Ell"glist , i departnient. � Never 'en at the time ll in, unsettled, because p n ir in those localities, where tie . _ � - . was at- Meebwaics' Institute, in Dundas, has , . iP.- article ill ea.cl necessity. It Was forese I are likely to ret all I I : lie. ;I 'lie Of - " I -to which it . � nameof the variety. . I i i Dent a�ppeari to be possible conditions of life are harsh and, to Dial y, pap6rs, - and pablished a vO u . +. "I'' that the seizure of Alsace and, Lorr ine no se.ttlet . . ' �In it. I think that 'Ienterqd suit for his salary, which was I - it com- � � W,,-, 1� we make such sweeping re uc- - I bidding. It is well to bea n And , tached inscribed up . s which received the higbies �_ � - - i . . arvels in the � $50 aj�year. He has been about twenty . LVl. f ore. di( I would leave, as the result of the terrble which will be accep�ed b) tie great fl) r i poem , , - � . I I . tur 0 -d = irst-class Ell-_Itsh liter- . o ? , , ;_ ; There -is however, that noexpendi e, h ,ever fruit. display worki. - I - , - � 1! �� the possible powers . ; as only been - . E cause of an - - who are interested. ; niendation froin fi ?_ . . � . I . . W`-__. tian's, a, great many lines aw,%y below war Of 1870, ur back c):"U,ntry way of - n . years in that position ail(! h ' ' � a . I * . -vish, can transform a ; . . - 'ar . I 1_, - equally bitter and severe struggle "'here- just now alull in active movements, but la ; r four years'salary. y ljournals. � Oe�2:.,; " . ' I 1h - ' lie Northwest- DISPELLING T11B OLI 111ION N'S paid three a I --I-Rev. J. L� C pbell, p--,st)r of the - .- into a, successful -rival of t -FAs - ED NOTTO'� �� 1-rrl., wholesale prices. The foll6win a,re a af ter. But the leaders -of the -Gerii ian no one knows wha't a da may brin for coloniza- , . of the Salva- . ' .Ctunity X� i '* . -Mrs. Captain Gilroy, , ell all' � I . State were clear' in their jtrd.gmentt -forth. Meanwhile Rupsia s steadily in- A generous appropriation xegarditfu tile alleged rigor of the Ca,na e Firit Baptist urch, -of Wy�ck, iNew : 0�1:! I . , C) - tion'Army, Hamilton, has been suit to 7 .1 .. - I I - o andizenient, Creasing her army, a�dc_�rmging it to tion puposes no one will begrudg6; but pr ,i : i- few of the leading lines : side from any spirit of aff-m dian climate. . I -b�-ard many a farmer - Barrie. . ,She is suceeded -by A�Iiss Lang- Yolk state has received a Cis.: 13� call . . I a 00 I : . � _ She is the Government should not lose si: lit of .I . 9 that any country that . � I . . I - � f -�. that 0 er m., any Gould ably. be permanent- . the highest point of , ffi ler cy. - say, in effect, I try. -rhe arnly in Hamilton: is very frain the fil'aptist church in liamilton-, � . i for the Seasola � . I nts, 0,ixi ams, Shirt- these provinces were witli- -vast quaintit . ic�,; of stores of tile necessity that exists for &ev(-IoTng could. 'grow fruit Kke tliat in the open s One of 'the largesi BaptisV' I ., . ! � I I Dress, Goods, Pri, -gh ly safe while - I acclitnulating . successful financially, having raised $91 8 WE ell i � I I I . -fr. Canipbell has :�t i� - � re there�ore all kinds she has coll6cted a great force ar�d improving -'agriculture in tile. older air must have a difforent sort of climate churches in Canada. A I 5 in b- control: thev4 we 1 .4 .- fh� tte+ 0iree months. : I I . � - -i! � . iags, Cottons, Denims, 1111ICKS, avle , I I s a Farm is doing good from that supposed to I-elong to Canada. UL & r, F Will . � . I taken as part of : the fruits of v ictory. on the southern frontier , nd She is d+tricts. The dee�id�ed to decline the call an�l he w � . � r. John Edgar, of North Dumfries, - � I I -1 . -�i -- . I � : ' CDC vo never accepted the day rtunity to sirvice, the managernei-,it being in most enielin in Nyack. An extensi�e reviv&,1 I . . . , ncar�Ayr sold his wetbef lambs to Mr. r I - - . I PROFIT, ' Linerts,! Tovy-ellin,gs, Hollands, Lace Cur- The Fr - h ha watching day by Op )o - conipetent hands; bui/ we think if Mr. Canadian fruit-gro i wers can command , ogress ill his cl�pirch for : ti. the English market for apples if ItD - ; - lass of these Fovinces9 and ,it ik proba- To add to , general uncer they are Wal ' � ; . I move. I ctical fartner �eri�obson, cattle buyer,la few days has beeti ; in pi -4 -no � desire 1to I . — . situatic at Pylowat were to take a pra ___ : , 4 , T ble that they never. w hat tain--ties of the � reF ts for the . . - 'p- Ago. I Though oul-y between ten and so . �_ . tains i1flosiery, Moves, Corsets, Rib- . ill. Just v- I I 1, only careful as to.tbe wannerof shi ,me titne past, and lie has � .� - — : i it witl,i lead - . � labotir. I � � - , t, and consu y Ve - ! � was foreseen by tile most saglaCLOUS past few mouthav have intec. plainly tile into his Cabine ping. ry much 4epends on this last elevon months old, they averaged 1,-)o leakre his present ffeld of . � . . I fit � � - bons, 's Frilliags, Yarns, Germans hits now come. to pass. The or at iDg farmers throughout the Provincei it � ar J IN r. John Lytle, of Amherst island, ,_ inbraideric , mental unsortuidness f the Czar, point, and at the m6eting of the Ontario . I IN 4ach. Mr.. Edgar wants to he 1, t to devise s and home to . I In to recoi ace least his surrouder to ,in ap arently un- would not be diffiCUI Fruitgrowers next me - near- Kingston,, while d,rivi r,(tj,,i - , , - deterrninatio 'Al�, * . cri ! by 'Miss 10 NO ?, T aquer , nth at,-Chathaiii, f � .11, I 1, - . ,a rom the farmer -who can beat that. �i : . Blankets, Cloths, Tweeds, Ulsterin , NZY I � gs a 11 -and, accoln . . I I .1 I ` lan4 Loraine declaretPitself even before g9vernable 'Passion t the But- cans, well within the financial ity of the matter of shipping will be dis . S.5e political meeting at Tine ATiiherst Isl pau. � � . . I . '. agalw -During'a I � . � _. 1. I : t of giViDC1 greater impetus . ke through t . ice.. He � . : . e Peovince, 0 very fully. There will be no apples' a st Fri- .Wilson, bro . � , �� rma,lly trans- S. .1 n i � Flannels, Underclothing, Boys' Suits, the provinaes had.- b6en fo, and their frie . I I . � - � . !E.14� FOlt I i I : garians -_ to the farming, irrdustry, which) after. Valleyi.Prince Edward Island, la Out -upon the ibe, aft � I � b I ferred. It he�s steadily grown, and, To these general f * ures of the sitti �.he British market this year, save, ,per- - , aged to get a . � � � . � : . I . - day night the building in which it was man ith wite 'culty, be seize . � . iust be add I rt and the backbone of the � h dith I - - z , Jaelket$, Jerseys, Shawls, Squares, a,lf,lbough disavowed from,- time to time ation n e ihose facts which all, is tW hea haps, -some from New York State, that.- held, fell in. There were about three wl lob, W-1 ,. I . . stock I . . I b of' ' - .,I rescued - I 11 1� 1, ted in our countiy' ' The improvemexil � . I I - � - I by the French Governnient,"it is known have been so fully repel will brin(y within three shillings a barrel, linnored people inside, but none sus- th young lady by the bair an � . . . �i . . to our ., of bqrses were . &?*#�._ ; able tealn, . I I . J : Cland's. Searfs, Leggings, etc. edpuip6sq of a large and .Coln the past few months -would alone add enorniopsly 0. � what our Canadian apples will f.etch,' . to be the fix inns during , . - tained fatal iDjuries. A number of inen be-. Thevalu - � . . � � 1. . . on is ve' ill from, I 0-% t I!' t h� - ' ' . 0 4 it, A � J 0 f dr wiled. )d1iss Wils I y 7 � I I . ass - of Frenchmen. mealth ; and there is the lauth rity of velr� r . I ; very influential cl; conce�rning the Colossal arrr. aments now I . if only they are properly shipped a I ad many � - . ' i � � . - . ' !saying, lthere. I have offors now for C � : I Reriloniber the place- fessor Tanner %nd others for' li�adltheir shoulders dislocated a . .1 . ' effects of her wetting. . For a deca,de France was so exhausted sustained by at least seven of the great Vird C . ,anadian'. ih,-� �, ' every .' - d `-5 years, . ; . . - i I - . t that that the Provin received severe bruises. T � - . a large,sum a1r. Thomas Grieve, a gi, e i . & erribleorde'al throilgh which she European States. Tile m ce loses I . apples as high asl 28 and 30 sbilliligs a� 1. � I I 00,1- by the t 0 . I . � __ t Orono, on Thursday last week, . t.117-- Advertise- :1 I .. , . . ' dto th teeth -gives g Ignorance Oil - � - (lays -ago at his son'i residence . - had passed that she .,was practica s armed to th 0 barrel, but there ate none suitable in the;* I 'Ir , ' - , Paper, - . . I , �o an i lly 'everybody y',ear through the prevailin i .' IN ar ,e 11 -year � N - 11i d a few 0 �, . . - ffm - i the subject of manures, ensilage and y, th -old daughter of I �U,�( � 0 insur. Deceas- . � � r I - I I powerless. The thrift and industry of rise to the feeling that �Oo er or litter, I market. There is 6 fortune for ile oil her way to school Concession f West .in I ; � - . - "lly '--- F . Andrus, wh I . . � . . I : . i � _�, ple i ible st Oc- butter -making. I . Ili . . of t1i'le westillins r pionpers, ---_� I - proved ail nexbaust Canadiau f Puld turn' rl�' ed was orie A all conditio,us...favora e, a fight mu . — . I it -9 oiver if he wc I in ssed her footing in sorne way, a (I . ; � . - . . C3 -M, Z +I �_ — � - I - , � d to'Can- � V 06 h C. a sh Store' her PeO ed. , . h1i matter. �� havi!lgemigratood from Scot � I ,h ap . I source of strenuth. in her time of ne cur. . A crowd of armed men expecting his attention to t hich was Un- . I I I . � - . . .4. slipped into a stream, w I I - ., Canada Abroad. . I - ada year 1824. and set6ed -on lot I . .. . . q - . - �, .1 She met the"'great war indemnities each nionient.to be ti,ken advantagre of i � In the � - I I I t TD FRUI�S AT THE CC LON 1AL . . � " - usulffly high, and -was drowned. . ear . Prof. Jain . � � i I . - ' w 's or the brin I Cal ada. , - - , Pri e e s I' i �ardno's Block, Scaforth. promptly; she has grown steadil ea' k of iiEr, ROOTS AN � . 12, concession 2, Westnninster', where be I Y, y by ell other -are al ay . I - - eg Robertson, ofthe Agri- ' , . � ,� - - I - - - ---------------------- --- :,- 'frorn her s . EXPOSITION. I M . I i�d reside(l up to -tile tirne of I his death. I L - I __ === by year, until to -flay, apart I a-,sudd4n outbreak. These are the fact i - ; I � � ___ I r. -Tile- Salvationists in London will,r' "cultural Colleg Guelph, will on lst 1 -P . , i . __ . I - ays ago NJ . . I it' Hpleavesfour sonsalid on�dwgliter,, . lyman, the- of NPlarch next, s ,ver his connection vv 11 I � finmense.and really unknown indebted ' ' st" � � . which continually give rise, and are While. in Toronto a few A, . I � Ir . , ,, Dr. I cDo.--uald oin Temperance. ness, she is stroingeir tba,lt e'verA before. likely to give rise, to ru me ; . :01 nd remove to 10ont- w Oa d in g�od circuni-, �N`LY AT � I - rs of ap- i McD. Allen, of 01roderich, the gen- give a solid vote for Mr. I re all married an . ��. I . , . 'rit candidate. i that institution, a � I . r ,�, resident of the East Riding -Of The reorganization of the army egan i . ng'Nvar. The war may not coin e. t1eman.who had charge of the immense G . �1 ces. I . I As n � . ,each . 0 . itering into : ill�'4`1 . P't . -Tlie Kincardine Dorcas society isi real,'w4lere he purposes ci I _� -Rev. Dr. Cochrane, of Brantford, . � , Ituron 11roll-ibitory Associatio'll I wish alwast at, once, and has been. quietly Tile' mere fact that ever one is pre- fruit exhibit made by Canada; at the . . . i . . �__V_ � - I . food servicel in relieving and as- business as an exporter of dairy produce, � ' , - � - - .Cd for it may prevent its a idon, alid from doing g . � -,rent large hr deliver against political I - lla,kc,& stittenient to the Temperance yearafteryear until, u nder utbreak ; (I olonial 1�xhibition in Lou . , - , I_, ��, to I � Carried on I pal i y ap- sistiUg the deserving poor in that town...� with itgencies Jn the diffi lyiDg.. He says it has coni,el to be coil- I . I . LL , . . � -1 . - ! � I I'ldiflg, 1_.e(fardiap, a slan- Boulanger� alread 4 I people of th is f 0 the direction of General 9 it. but the tension of the situa.ion is, great, ,horn se�,crdl letters have , - . cities. I ' ` J -, ' " ` I -eputati0l- has became w" il te4 The tl I . almost incalculable, n 1? -POSITOR, W . inall Cases to lie - , , ,f d Dermissible - T .i! Messr.i. W. B�11. & Co., of Guelph, 3i�ler, .4k LYS . I - . _ ; . I . - .- -1.14 - der atifeetiii,cr tile I culperance i ondeffully coil )10 ie expense is eared in E, , X aii inter - bailiff passed down the � I . I I have sent ns to the- - -A Chatham : 11 i �, �j -ty, and ill t' C cNoite- . � - I . � , . I Me Dorlakl which is- being q#ou- ('erman military staff-th.e. inost thor- I . orward, twenty orga U . morn- 21�out th� other pal , : A of Dr 3 When one considers the prasent indebt- i6wed by a Globe reporter and give the ilway on Tuesday 1 , 9 Exhibition, in A� s- Grand Trunk Rai � I � . I ' )' :-ap e 'students tes, and cresting particulars as, to great International' .1 I . Input of political affairs the private life �� y a,nonYmo U�tters wid equally 011cf1ily infortyl . - edliess of the great Europe- nSta allowing int . . . ell - t-. ,_-:�, la,ted us� 0 ed, and c �1-)I ; r ing last week-, having in ,charge clev inery and Clath . tralia. I -Cal inen is attacked. I 11--. holds . - A -:-feeling � I � YRY11LOUS rapid grow-th of deirlo r the position �Iforth. 11-f 1. all-ci SULtelocuts, to tile effect of 111ilitary matters in the world-danot the atic . . . which Canadian roducts Messrs. W.. E . Sanford & Co., of prisoners from Cliatliam and London, O� politi .'overn- I .� - ation of the people - . that when we have placed tbe ( - I that, Ike, Dr. -Nielfi-vilahl, has entered in- hesitate to declarei that the pitsent - amon g tile 111asses of Eur6pean peopleT. Occupie,s in the estini, I I rite to' the Ceiitral prison, Toronto. . . 1. amilton; have se tired the contract for en ro "I �— I -iy I the most tbliaroughly .-b - , ' H . I . inent in Charge of a nuinber tif men, and - I to. an agreetineat with Mr. Kernan, of French arn is clear that citlier war or a, material f the old world. He says : P . - . . 0 I . . . supplying 8,000 red coats for the Domin-.' One more was added to his ch&rge at I Toronto, a represeatative of the Liquor rld I . I tit tell lies about them. it� hurts the ion . . ' tle severely (als were pre equipped, disciplined, and ef1ficielt Jn the pres-.,nt ar -call- . . -d. ach- . . , .reduction, 6f inainents " Therecan be no doubt in the wo! Stratfoi - ell. � - ' . � Government. , ill L eVeniliv Traffid, to use his influence if elected, all respects which Fr CO has ever I . I I OF lav the, I an not.lone be deferred. - hat While chopping stove wood at his -Ripley citizens, and- farmers,in that e, untry and not the ' I g abou t the . . - : been . - 'S - 1" , in favor of that traflic), atiid agailist Ten - created. tMoney bas 1 lmishly* . R" 1 — . - i . CAV,ADA LED ALL THE COLO1,1L - - , cl�lndernv Us the practice of IY ' ;o, adidress�(T the " ID I I . � residence the other day, 'Mr. Geo. Pick-� neighborhood are working like beavers and Lb011t their I I fe.1t it, to be my spent on every departme9t -of the ser- : Valuable 'Iestirlony. here was this inatives, of pub ic Incii ; i perance Leg6latiori, at the Exposition, and t ' i the establishment of a roller , . i 11 (�n iii the after� 0 ' h � . , eriug, of Sultfleet�,l had the misfortune to to secure ' I � I to n otice that duty in tile inter vice; military science as been. stidied in an editorial in its issue of Thurs- ne tliiDg that di,StiDgUi I . 0 Ust of our Cause to i I a) -�e Cana- � ate life. I ' 1( 'i ed tI nearly sever his fd,ot from the ankle. -, flouring mill in that viliage.witba capa- P�Iv - :Ile �, � b,ift, this mat -ter to tile very bottoin and I and its results, utiliz6d at every lial I . r' "day. Provincial --The other night wh � r� an di �,Irs. int ; day last the Toronto �Nlail speaks of the. i exhibit. frolii nearly every! other- I ' 12,31)arrels per . m. indisposed for _ ,. * its 1",remier as � ts stron f I . have de�m, city Of . -%%rpre visiting . i � . . � . I iver- . Aer., Every I .1 I re(I to give the whole U Ontario Leaislature Ild I dy practical chara� I .The Dominion . Government D1. A. Fraser, of Parkbill i 1, ' �� to, be out ,l,gaia, .�11, am _jiow prcpa discipline has been rigidly ancIll a izf-d 0 . - -%�irc elec, directors have been appointed, alhd they at poiat Edward, burglars f CCd all �'ll- -- : . tile tuost I 0111tradieti-on- sally enforced, until the lialf-orL, -follows : , t N Canadian * depart cided to introdu�e the three President, and , � - ) .story inqualifted e i . 0 � rtiolesh" have elected S. Jackson - __ : 0 . � ,� � . I - I , ystem for lighting the Parlia- into their residence till carried - . - f have and c, oduce tli.e illost can'- It the - nent was an article of general rise and tric light s 0 . t �%nce - ..- - an pr . xrniy which Napoleon III. se t v ' he legislature to I C, . . I McCluncy Secretary. . : " Ll . �Ckwick, �� 1�r � al and docu'- 11 ,. .. Mr. Mowat nieets* gave way, in buildings aftlic ensuing session. I John 2 - T'� 0 if'of -wearijig apparel, . i .. .1, plete t I ,blue in a - moment ei eme ' lista. ac s n every case the 6rnamental ent , � "' I � a large amour '�,*he robbery � I . -estiluo'lly both verb Itlier4 I of i sul ir e N% hich must be, I . .., � day under dirout � �A. J. Paterson, druggist of Tiver .- ' nac fi . -y, sil.ver r. fr. Vlo-tilas aib� -;; _� ra,�,enbixy, to slioNv that nostich proposal 'i folly or dire necessity has' bden sup- y to hirnselfi loic xhibit conse- -Fronte hernien are agitating 11 ,N1011day niglit I yeweli d.ate, &C. .6 to �,,ay the least, satis actoi a the useful the wl e . . - - -1, - - I I � I I . purposes ton,- (lied at his ]ionic 0 1 ot knowU until toll : I ticlitly, beir ` � . � I . McDonald, either i � i ie Gel mans 0 'tile key note _af ' . was el-er tuade to D1 planted by a force of which I 1311ovince for ig made up of a series of ill- for the opening up for fishiliff lleltime Tues- � i � - I ,;,.� , I lie -has been Pretilie" Of th -1 : last week, from an attack of crysipelas. -NN 1-5 11 . I . Z ill flowick, at - -1 i ax ' . otictid the front : . dircedy or itidireatly, and that Dr. I awe. Tile 1, e just acenients to peolile to conle a this between J'uue am 'epteniber of tb e re� . ,1ay Whell it neighbor 1) - L I 1�;Ic' I tilt.341iselve.i sta"rd ill no smat fifteen yeaxs, and tR�� pecp 'I I the head. He was a liable (,enerotis I � _ I I ill , Word, Was il)lll)e- � - : " . '� �' I I ; for a .y. The general rest the ex- se -,.till alic �) ?I door sta L,,tF I%! VV IVI - proillise s 0 rved waters bet coil �Volfe Ish ilding open. U. At the - Do,u,�Llij liever gave, atiy such , head of the army, General -Bloul naer entrusted Iiiini with leir business _ _Ounti I . Wk 4.11 . I 10 I .hearted g6ntlernaii, comparati\;ely young f I � . I - . s 6 full y ea n . : , � tIsaiz,te(I J)y 'Mr, , - Or iLILEMCtly- I there- " who i.4 also the- Secretar of War,! has . Tile secret hibitioh qp�,&k most highly for anada. 'Montreal. r . 1, t to -Mr. Fras& ild lie ,mme . � _ t eitll:cr, direc tl v . I y . fresh period of full I I. 11 . I t . I . I .%,.as I in years, aud his death will be mourned d'ately sell � I . 14's tO lite illipos- �,) " ' . for organip,tion good fortun excels all other -Freight traflIc on the railway � by the first t raiD, I t is - ;- fare -,v - inst e as a fn many respects she I to L"arkbill ; .. .- . al-li the'].'en ti perance people aga, i displayeill a genit�g of his unexampled I . I I a -very large circle of intimate friends I , " - ; ,,-�, i 0 � lind 8 . 10 ) " -.1 aniount ' . � , ., � bein lt�d as -tray by any. falsehoods i which -ti -re G trians have been. tile first - politic an i� to be :) in the deep- , respects exc'els completely stopped in Ea2tern Ontar' 11 t mossible to etitiniate t3i e � he , Iteforlu or I - - er d acquaintances. ;_ 4 91 . � . . I I I colonies and in I omp al clothes, in- I r4 T" � okv storin of last F riday, All of XJr. Fraser'l �, , ' � 1_-1 alreii,qy Uttered or tlia,t may yet be - ut- to recognize; and to wha s apoom - -gi unded conviction Britain. herself. The latter is !]the case by the severe sit -ing a political meeting at TiDL, �s Ole 1. � 6rt Nuch all ex- - -� I t) � �t he ha , . seatedi and well � . _Dui ' : - , i - . � - � c1ludincy shirts, colbirs, etz., weretaken, � . - I I - I -t' man particularly with regard to I a , Alif-I Guverj�ln,le.nt, - : rejudice-of Dr. McDoriald's plished *it this direction must be �dded tl t Ily he I � and passengertriins have suffered Coll- , I I 8 all lonei . I k . 1_ I tered to tile 1) la a] sona . ) . : Valley, Prince Edward Island, .Friday � �1 : , ! - -- Tei-xilierance Replitit, ull, llcte'r the irrimanse personal poptilari �,vhich. who i Cal. staDdes . � ti sho-wa to be.. I -' � 1, L ti as his chax r � iller all oil- . tries to do - AGRICULTURAL JMPLEWIEN2TS, siderable delay. ! � �nd bu"reans were ritled of th eir Contents, I r. _�_, - 0 Iged -111 . I ; "� ance inan can anly . r. I)aniel Cook, of McLeod & nialit, the building in which it was I -ty, I. st week, � '. F. Sutter ' - Ill'ticularly upon I ai a cuasistcut tef-uper, puts it Ili his power to carry ti e French - Tha he i' infallible or tiv3 Canadian goods being ackii wle( . - '00 I -On Moud, X 1 7 1 what is riglit. held fell in. There were about .3 Fore,.stwifh temborses, ' , ki,vc been, n -lade 1 � -7 1.)c ajszuted by iiii-xepresentation aild people with -him. whenevier 110 Cho Ses to I ta �es is a proposition byall to be greatly superior to th British, Cook, saWmillers, of Teeswater, -,v" . I loaded a car. at a : I - has made no mis J c, ])tit none sustained fatal . � I - I P leople insid . Ohio. at autanaaly,,andi'. � , ly delsirable lie crushed to death, While unloading �-saiv P and eleven sheep for shipa elit to ,��, falsellood. turn his face against Germany which Mr. Mowat byisel' would prob- almost the on quality in t I I " ;,' - . - I injuries. A number of men bad their � I .� t the mill 84turday afternooll. lie was loaded it Was run into '� . � ., 0 i�sput ; and we dare. latter being strebgth. The Canadian logs a, . After the car . - iture whieil has F- �" A. Y� 11-knTI-EY, ie c'ear understanding of this ' shoulders dhilocated,- and many received � . . , ..- t I It was tl a . . I I � . - i Z 3,��)yl y 1,,,eh;ihe first t I . by .1 ,I'll Pac � � - 8 Id i am . k " llaklU ific � . - Presiftlit E. IL, Pro. Socy. cand' also articles prove equally strong hnd dur leaves a wife and'young family. . . . . . a locomotive with such force' iat con- . . � - state of affair� which led Bi�ma ek to , i ts, lie is . severe in].urtes. . lie.' One of the � , . .. ; ' I , , - ---. �talldillg all tIle I . ask for ,an extension of the 6eptennate willinc, to admit th t he h),s yielded too able, and are at the same time far less -Owing to a rumor that Dr. Abbott, _Lilau�ieitant-Colouel McKeand, 90th siderable damage was do i I I � to do what na i2 , - - 0 . v�duable Clvdus4ale, Avas SO- � I , , � � i I_ A Card to the 1"ilblic- party, to c clumsy and heavy. In cabinet organs, Q I NY- innipeg last . ,. , arrangcnient for the �eace foo�in of the much, for the sake f the er- . of Belleville, wh' died suddenly recent- - (lied suddenly'at Yorses, a . Z� I . Rifles, to be shot, 1 i%vorld CaT), run �' ' . wit in an -1 lie ly, had come t6 life, an investigation badly injured that he had I -, . . without the too, the 'Dominion is ahead even of t . � . - army, -with the f urth r d, piand taill influences Sunday. morning of hemorrhage of the . i � � either fi r, I _� I I see that John 1�'Ieith, the self imposed German ' I . j and another borse was very badly 1 - ire or -� i etch a e pianos ran I I � . for a large addition Of inen. In e de- Cabinet which cannot by any str f Old Couni;ry, and th i k well showed that his .-.'remains are still in the lungs. He was pro-minent With ,hiF � � . , � � - - - . - I � "isli Creek I b.&jl to be 4L. I . . . � it was , �,3 �� but linaccapted candidate for tile Do The aDinials � W ay lze.. bates the German Chancellor, with his fancy be described las Liberal i�i their there. In wool, of course Aust1ralia led, vault at Kiugsto�- � - bruised. ' ' � ' � . U"�_ . . I di.- regiment at the ba#les of I I til Tries- 1 1 1 , - . ii , alid this not- " 1111111 a electionA has taken the -liberty . I 9 a -*N,hole I -ell row es loaded and ,were not O)ippe�: Un I � I �iie- , customary fninkriess, described to the tendency. But of his career a , but in grain we hold our own coil , and --A - crowd d V� -drdmed ) . � � .� . � I y �� and Batoche during the late rebel ' lion,. I . ; I 0eell about twice - of usp)g nly name quite freqif�ntly in day morning. 1'vlr Slitter t�ill make an' � I � - - . I " Re on in 'France, as we- since tie re-entered 1publid life in 1872, in furs :,we. w6re witho ut competition. Made a brutal attack in the city 9, f ics and 7 . L � I i . - on some Be was a decided Liberal in polit -e va � � "pended upon it, 1� � §�!,z his (;od-forsaken " Valedictory. It ason to be Canad'a's field s attractc4 perhaps eff-ort to recover th I lie oil the aninial : have. a1tempted to' deser be' it, i and the Pre 'ier has every re root uebeo last Sunday afternoon *11 I matl re retted by all classes. . . p I 1. I 7-k . - . I I'll A J� r, J b Una. JrLa. or his. L,_?1�1 was ncalled for an. I ything - killedfroin the Grand . I W My ' was d ankind. It is true ' j, else ex- I * � Tupper - . arned that bad that if a War should profid; and friend. I and ,foe alike may more attention than an female members bf the Salvation Arm - ,janUary last, Miss � � - V�'�! short sketch of w y L Y' -On the 19th of ' Tb e "I -214. 1red toe build it.' F�,-�-�'; a 9 . my - . T ay, and wish him cept the fi�luit department itself. , Those; pelting them ,with frozen ice and sno - ConiDaDy. - , total claim is $ � . " 0 fallow, the wat of seventeen 'years a -go, congratulate him to d . , I LL the increased .., , i aerrition a few Stindays ago., appeared in ' i by' health and strengtl;i shown weVe grown . a W' Edna, eldest daughter of L. Peaslie, 2nd -bit Friday night, trijific on' the � � W Tim F',.Xl'0.SlTOK. Many people believe colossal as it was, would be dwarled I ad Tnulto-4 annos. I just under. ordinary! One young wom'n was knocked down, line, Warwick, coun,ky Of Lainbton, was f the � . Civil, Gavcrn� . the co . � r9e of The. impartial ob�erver is - compelled ci proved fully and but forth arrival of the poli6e main line of tbe Western di,vision 0 � miDa struggle. In' thel,cou reurnstances, - but they , . 0 married to A�ram Warren, 6f PlYmp-' I uthor of the letter as CY .177 . : : Grand Trunk was ipterruptied, owing to � �. Wa I ed, all, the � , that I am the a rL his speech he said : .. I i I to say that t,he Legislature has not risen .equal to those grown by English farmers would probably have been killed. - ' I � -*14 1 hat is known , I - - I . ton. They had been married but a , . !, a, � Wc`ll�,% the sertnon.; but I am not. I The under the very best of circumstances. , sud- the rising of the water oil - i " ' t1ter printing �, - 1. i � � - to (1, " Has there ever been a FrenGh Cab- in public estimation since 1867. . -Tbe officers and attendants of the ' i � F . week-, when the bride was taken. - V � had, 6othill(, a ,%vith it. I knew it I . 6t; the Chatham Plats. These flat$ lie � lible. lie de � 1 -C 0 Act abolishing dual repr sen ion was Fine roots ei , I � �( was ivrittell and nliailed, that is all. linet,which dared to say, openly and un- tat' . . ,in only be produced in Eng- London Asylum I held their annual ball doily ill with inflamination, and in four - - . ttv's creek, abbut fourteen I t�b hi m , and no.. I m sorry that illy name has been ly, XN*e. renounce no doubt called for ; but in removang a � land by means of b, very rich and L�Ostjy on Thursday eveoiDg last week. Dit"ne eased was only 18 years near Jealle . conditional - I . - days shedied. Dee The track for p.d p, li,6 state- . ing'1 powlit cans from the L system of cultivation, and even then * I iiiiIes. beyond Chatharn, . quest of Alsace-Lorraine, w sh I I not .number of lea,d I . ing was kept up, till ail early hour next of -age, and is regretted by a large circle e sull- '_ U_ brou flit e ore t ie public at -this tirne, I � some two mill-, and a half �becam ' I.ccatints and Assembly it weakened public interest 'they scarcelv rank on a level with those . Abo4 inidLligbt supper was I . C simple reason that I am .a priest,. wage war on account of it, we ace pt the . - morning. L , 9f friends. . ,�et Of water, I I - for t I f that body, and n by Caiiadian farmers under ordin- , mer ed under about two fl� After show in the proceedings a Ow. . d heartily enjoyed. The dre' nival of 1887 wi�s, 9 ; ., politician. But I am not so"y situation Created by the peaci6 of � rank- I � I ta gr ' served an I 88- � -The .'slantmal car !and In consequence no' trail's C01111(1 pro- . ct he fi,aish- . 1.10 -1 that exte 8 larmful. The Local �tances. IJ-,nder similar cir- ladies ere in man L C6mmunication . Vi nt wa ary- circums ' f y cases ex- , aturday 'nigh t,by: a ' Z of Chatham. Ottawa at- fo -.1 Jingspoken as Idid; more than fort just as we accepted thie,p(ace of I �use has.suffered, -,00, Irom the inten- cumstances, English a , rmers fairly ad- es of the - I brought to a close 9 the ice palace. ,,,ce;,d wes' 'r and Dictroit was kept UP aill, if John Reith Paris in 1815, and we db n6t,m,,-&n to T tremely handso e, and the ladies them display of fireworks at , � p . L .v 11 , 1:d.P I ial- Gookeramient, th , I will do, it ag I I 11 The smaller mitte ose by i Wit ,a I or a�y other John da,res insult a respect� wage war ,for, Alsace-Lorredline Can' sity of its p dai could pot p � I an�iip. 1�,eo light to a cl, , f . artis y � reduce roots at selves equally sql. 7 The display ,was. bro, g I I I way of Sar.nia until thewilater subsided - z for and -Rwar� . I I the pit the fiercer bhe rats " is a rough all equ t ours, and tile cost of animal tit L � . 4 ' , by . U 4 16 of a piece of firework in w1iich - I .� L qu.iakest and able,. peacef ul, and law-abiding class of , the;7'e be a Ministry in, *a.no . bold . . g, but .onc. er, inent ly true of the reateri to them -Alice Bowat , a little girl abo I the firin'9 w-ords, - Farewell LCa .i 1, , --A inysteriOUsalld (Ire4dful murder � . sayin . food is consequen�ly far g ears old, 0 L rolva I � pe le. I know that a great many 1- enough to - speak thus ? Why is .there , adooted some years ago by' ,were th6 ipeg eithqr late ',-_-latur- Up I " I . ,e the feroci MISS n . essed the F,pee, i'occu .1-111111 - . . �p then,i was, 9 Ontario Legislature wh tY than to us. After, talking with*a good lie L L . persons expect -in- e to &ns%v,A-r John ! none . The 'French are not wantina in . . � �.Ir. Mountain f AonbaDk, from 2 - .1" 1' usands wit rred in 11- ' ' I Y 11101711113gip . I e 1. , combatants ... s re idered al I the. inany English f&�mers on the subject, it .bn , ,1887 1 day night or eftr'ly Suno � I ' I . s e. of � tile . . . Rye's I Rome Viagari, disappeared carnival was a grand'sud- I F tteitli's last leLtter. When I speak? I tourage.' Th-cre. call be none, becau � 0 - I iacle. The . llelltv C. A. L I by. the fact me, taking a very! moderate - 'i I . . .. I Which caused much excite �6r the Ref orm _. apeak, .is a p�tst_ of son -Is, to the best of public opinion in France Is 'Opp sed to more senseless and painfu seems to Monday inornidg, the 22.ad January. L ces"s in every respect. .1 e Nlillan�fl , wl h. � . or . that, if they were t: atte id to their own view of things, that it costs 4u English Sullof book -keep r in �Mc'� h& Closed Lt lllty, for the benerfit of m y con- this b�!cause it, in a measure[ re embles, . I . No cause Can betascribed for her leaving. il -Mr.janies Foote,. who was tikeki 4 .-.� leld, � I ,.. I after whiGh a, lily I . .harged v staarn to bu."incss, there w Ad e nothing to farmer'as much to cultivate 40 acres She was 8urrou:t r� , oomf 6ort'- e. second storcy. window Of Ills ,ilill, was working late Saturd,ol.Y Dight. - z . . , i from th . � Ore(, � ,vil. Therefore, I Will not Conte an. engine stq)cre, . i . i - 0 -, I V4 posting up the books. The 'mill is sit- r.,rrie annatinced the point of\ explosion, where a mere fight about. ]')lit w,hilst ,vasting a great under .bis costly system of manurin . . - v a, from (11,guity as a priest to Under- I . � gy in as good a h(me as a person li'light !'house at St, Thom&s in,a boat during ' mpara- . � (Im I 4isousfion of Do i a Canadian farmer to in a the 11,ed R'iver ita.a co 0 on --e -had been I spar motion, , es to deal of tinie'in the D1111- etc., as it costs I I Wish. .Mr. Me ntain has been, maltfilg -w,ih recent floods, while suffering fro* uated -near _� � ake a controversy with a man wi-io is an, awkward suflic . . li On e I a4 . t k . . - . mation of the. tively loDely dibtrict. He W - � seen at- ;: e ion issues and Do I L � t at -place for " 1pinion scandals, the cultivate 100 acr6s ; and even: then the . ' is strong Bus- ' &clk,:, of inflam I I - ' * ! & , 0 all blood 1 blow up the engitne,.or, in other words, L enquiries and nds there . � ,severe att I ; . Seekini, celebrity by creating b . . . * �*. .t House has iiia,naged to 'render substan- results obta,ined from .our systerri are : . kvork� by the watchnian at 12;30 a.in., b i-4 no. libel to, . war The I a awayby i j Friday from the effects of ' : 0" cauntry This is neither � � I i � In th . the 1 to bring about a - . . picion of her h ,ingbeelidecoyed . hings, died . ie rovuice. . I ; , for the ' L . i `Cxpo,�u i.e. Decea,sed was 7 I years of 1.) 'e . . C tial service to tl" The rail- superior to those obtained frorn that ut at an�e�'W lock the same man noticed � � � v at e, d . tund' nar the plave to saddle the Protest- nioitient the Fren h thiri� thly can con- � . disreputable ell acters. � . - t1i e , . � i � . �wedi th,ree hours I'llis is road and the Th 'ee .H.'s have been pursued by English farniers. I think : I `fhfs o -at and thought Schofield had p -y. " The quer, tl t. I . s : I _1)ee.n,,_ a resilient of t � haV the lig ,chofield n6t appearing I ant horse-alid cry " No Popet iey will begin the war . ) C., -A nunlber ir the member of McNVb 1 age and! hatl- . . . 11 : 0 n e , ,S :� this, being one least, stjjl oil that st1i)*cct in this country illy firm, unshakable convictioll, You brought to every i ns door ; � the back' tile. result of these facts becomiiig . � city for I , . 11 - ' " . ill be that we shall i h, I arniltoD, are people who W for h was m de, and it 1 . pepne up; A-11 law ell, I ":next morning scare a. ,, for its being. 1 J litics � 'untry has been, . e known in Britain w street chur ' lie past ,50 years. ,iveu by -the gone ,boi . 2 may have more expatience � in po VC0 . I ---A land ball was g � - , - It, - . ; � __ the lit-tter it will bd for the peace of � ex nt simplified, 4 left other, Pres )yterian churebes w1i.en � -and that lie had been brutally ' 0 b eea refusea e of a,, " an d better j tid gment than I ;: I ew 'only,, has been to sum . . have I 1�isi,oli'of the 'Northwest INIOunt- w W-�'i f 6 - soc, t 1 will take no natic . i . . the obnoxipus ", Kist'o Whustles " Was _"'l ' 41 '"red in the office, where evidences - . though t e cost of & to litigants A VERY LARGE III-MIGRATIO'.1Z, lep I , in iiii, 'Vowat, If the 1� Y_ - y act according to -illy convictions. Isay, '. h ;-`Cd Po jej at�lio l3arracks in Re� L'a the I . f urt'le, r letters thraugh thic press. 11, - , reduced ; the commencing this year' of ED lish and introduced, bu " now ',%IcNab street There Was a I r exercise their . , then, Jo not been m4riall, � .. I 9 I I � - floor - . I . Yours in Christ, i we inust,be prepared he )lood oil theseel", ln:i,a, traii of . I I Scotch farn�ers. I did my very best to Chu rch is itself I o indulge in - t luxury other c,%-euin'.,g. A very large crowd walk of &;struggle were i will prave to a . Y, 1 ; eventuality of being vanqui�slied in such afllictefl have been; prov.ded for by the � I f, ,kt the annual meeting present, -all of whom were conveyed- to pool of I 6 the river � . i . J. A. KEAT. I I t )f well-cquipped iusti-� hein to .cqr,ie out, and at the a . an organ. � N'arrow sup a war ; I arri not timid enough to antici- e-stabli' men . c I 11 encourage t I I -gall COMM ttee repor oks abd reftirned to their blool to a hole in the ice J - port- .- I rast.or of b'rench Kettlenient , C y in the' tell having the bafta nt where -ftis 9upposed ' � . ; - 0 and valuable departments have'- ed as fail asla 01 homes in sleighs provided by the ' .11 all its stacres. D-,� �:,14t. P. 0,., Febri ta r y W, ! SS7. I pate . this� but "a Orfe -c - an dispute its Uti 1h saine time I endeavor ecured $2,500 ,It subscriptions, aud re- . police. fifty yards dista 7 . 0 - I I . " " '" foot fo the collect 8 t to I 1be body was tbrown ill. 'The safe -was I I tij&t the Tory . . _0� � - I possibility. - * ` been si�� on ion and my power to discourage the city classes mended th( purchase, of an instru- The supper table was too magilificen I - I I . - -ega � U ne hun4red -dallar& - . � I . � I � - I mc This des - '-` � - S4.. 1 -- Argus: lite Perth , 01 or I nigh caustalfile, says I known d ias#m ination of - it If t* I rdiDg from --oming here. I was willing to Coin 60'ations of tbe-4�,a&j rified. oil about- a . . . � MarN s The result in the Eveichstag is ment. Ths rer- art was adopted. cribe, and the de i . .. , t watubn�an, has beeii � i . - . I who will soon kii Ise the public health, Ii,bor and agriculture. . Fred. Mliler� . . I th-eir jurisdic (.'oituty Council piLssed a ination at its 1 to our readers, w a , . etnplo� any reasonable means to prevent . roODI Were SinlPlY superb.- . . . t , . � - , of blood on � . $ ark. th . - - ' It may be said wi - ar of refutation the city population sending -their dregs church lia raised '-,6,'000 duriDgr the past I . i to. do witil, DiEl,kin- it $500 to ! the decision of the German I)e:)ple on t1l'O lit f I, I - I -Mr,'Hepry Wiley,�a farmer -residing arrested, lie having 1,11 41 last ,�USIIOID: .,grant of . year for ob�urcli and n issio lies which be says were caused � 4 2`3 . . I uary, pur- i � I . i the'Local Legislatitro has accolli- out here, as is too often the case. , But - .� I about a mile and a half north of, Orwe-11, bts cl(;tl _'g, . �,,r trial' in cageo def Ji"' the expciiscs of the formal open- It the qu6stion at issue betwee�i thAr rep-. - poses. . . . I - 19 . U - plished inuch h tit .could have' I found that where a farmer, bad three I I hip of Yarmouth, Elgin. by Cutting'a do s cars a few days age. ,-(,. has been 4 ii 6f tile ew Court House, which will I resentativerand the Imperial Chancel- and. 'runk ' lost two old I in the towns I ct tting the Ice' 1 " - I - 11rh t) ie - age a cy 0 0 1 A large gan . 11 . been wrought throlill, f a or four sons, one' r two or more of the -The Gr has - ' ' I .1 Z_9f_menare !, its brag. slow I ti.ke'.plaeu Ili June neNt.. .�lost rate- � lor. This-R-etion of 11isniarcL,Cs.was met . I - ? -13y death I ntv, ;.met with an awfully sudden 0 � 7 . i -W devised. sons were almost invariably thinking of and wcll-know conductors call 1�gf�ritlie body, The abov`e atherlaw case, - in Frauce by an iminediatel grant of a LegislativeU,nion,liowever ell I 'last and.4LIC-4 Vft , ,, p3y 1178 will. think th-,tt the county build- , . 0 lies Wal- � death7 on Wednesday afternatm, . 11 be done however had within the past 5week. Mr. Jar ' .. I I en ip6iled by a, -&-' rria - being ad- �- .M rich remains to. 0 � y for conling to Canada. They generally I n bad- --�-__zation was en�irely I L11,11; Co,-,. (11lite ellough, 'witholit paying 'i large sum of inonev to still further and hi residence in' London t week. A neighbor named Johnsto i�llcapolis bu 1� tile necessities of a young country, as capital of from $2,000 to $511000, and .lace. died at � I t and Wiley was spatch received. from Mi tile ' 1$50) fo". w "lizzle for the civic dianitaries more rapidly increase the effieZency of I wllil�-�mr. w,.p�i. arranged'a sawing ]ice, . - 0 re unappeasa . I lait Sabbath aft I ernoor, I I n 1XIle Maii named. S0110 . - I Some of them NV 11 tile' 1,'renah force. Both (-,'ovet:nm,6nts Daniel Webster said, a ble. wanted to place themselves for a year or t, one of the participants. lie a: d acolll- -Monday saying : - I) lili;v Imppen " to bo clothed i I . Treble passed . away - at 1-6s home in � to have be64 � . t here at a' salary . . eld who was reported , athers tetking tit le In-lef authority.." There is not ane are now� straining every nerve.. It is The disputed territor , which Mr. sowitha farmer on Windsor the . ecediiig evening. Con- . �acing with two. competi- 6 ) . 11 I panion NvEre I � ; tors, when Wiley sud � 11 of the Itight, of tiv� nicnibers- of the County Council known that the French bave been, buy- Mowat has won for the province, is of that -amounted to next to nothing, for p foully murdered in -Wignipeg Saturda , y 0 . it e was 58 ye.irs of age, and denly began. to, feel __ lai -h R -11c � or settlement, but it. the sake of getting into the, Canadian d ctor Wallac tood night, is in jail here. He$ & , e ,d � ce, If one haff ,wilb vatedfor that,, -,500 who -wou:ld pay ing- muriftions of war in many directions, no Value as A field f - was among the oildest condl.i4tors on the � faint. lie let go of the saw. And 8 scatter�,d the 'blood 0 ri - farming and fruit -growing- r d. two Chickens and 66,wn in the one . a dollar and a half out of his own pocket and the Germans are taking the same cont-iiiassorr,etimber'ard a ell store system of .both amongj up, and 'almost iinmediately fell forwa - i . . . . . they could course. Rumors have inore tham once of Mineral wealth. Practical miners they alixays class the two together when road. He was -cry popuI4�r.. � , � . His coin- about thebausetogive the impreSSIOn. � 0, 'face unconscious. lie did , � for any such purpose, but . n and there 'are I On his � murdered. �the otlier where omplain tillatthe mining laws are not theyspe-.k of Canada. . citizens and rai road me , . , e and were that hehad been' been started to the effect that the French c : - . 'had- to. pay the votc the people*s inaney and then do 'ST ma . be I tter who can. testify, to I panions,ran to his assistanc this to escape domestic troubles�o - , - � . . . so elastic as they i�ht be, though it is i OUU FRUIT DEPARTME I ny of the I I - 4 . � Ore might have thel�lr fair share of the eatincl, and drink- troops were being sent secretly to the , ' kindnesses donO them by the decea�.ed J horrified to discover that he was com .. � I : I i - I 0 i oubtedly .. . - i I . . I T coravictioa be- �, 111 ('� � rontier, and although these'rum rs have well to bea� in DI n that the inner's cre�ted a sensation. It was und I � . I . . � . f � ! - . - ; I I . � . I C, . � � . . . )S� "' � - . � . . I . . . � . . . � J - - . . ! . " . � . I . � - . I . I . . I i � . 11. T . I � . . � � I . I � ; � f :- � . . ! . I . I I . : - . . I . . i - . - . . .� i � . I . i . . I , . i . I - . _. ; :::, � . . . . I : . . . . I I - I . . - , . . I . . � - �� I . . i - I . . - � i * . . . . 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