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I I � : I I � , - - . - ----. -.-17------- -- - . � - ----- -I--'--- ------ - , - - --- - - Tvhml . i � I . . �Vj � � . � I ----.. . i. ----- � � ' I I � -� I - . . - I . I � i. , terested, 'and share the work - - � . U, , - - . 7 At -�q NEW ADVEJ SEMENTS.- Province has entered the thin end of -the- a million Aolarsannually. Now, if' the him. And, if reports are not very,! its- developed and massed make war inevi- good shape,decidedly �etter tb�n it ever - The quar, � tl - :. i . � . . . I , . � . , o dividend was paid to the terly meeting services were held on .&n. , were lai,d bel �, .1 i — I I - will not people reaped any benefit for this ivast leading, additional rneos, neith 1 table. But whether it will be this sum- has been. N Macpherson i 4 - wedga.with a prospect that it er di ed- � --� I . mer or next there is ofily one man in stock holders on account of the:repairing day the 13th- inst., and were honored I " - �� . .. -1 . I -the Divine -presence. . p Sulu � I , i . I, jW,'Th figure betwee the parenthesis afte stop Ithere. The people, r of' MOE ey it would not i ts and crowned by a Juin �- . M melt �Ine eenotes the pa . . the efore, sum be so ad ; itable nor. honest, were 1 used at the ,ast Europe who knows—tb I I � t . . I I at is Bismarck. " of the factory, and the company star I ''� 4. �)�- , of the pAper on which . I - er -year with excellent The pastor and his people certainly bwve rnatte ; � P. I , " I lishl his defeat. , All , x. - About eight !business for anotb r if the, �i7 ? , . shoul I demand that. the . 11 y . I ., 11 ,. ertisement will b found., . work � be en- but instead, f ben fit a positive in ur m . DEAbLy TiaiciiiN 11 eficit of cause to rejoice together. At a ineeting to give lifild 81 , 4 � � - - , a, IT, -to, there bei a sma, d I T!, I I eks ago a fam med Baldwin, 1prospeu - The Bargain House -jag. p I trustAd to an impartial anddisinterested is the resul . Besides being cumb ous these efforts, be it remembered, I I D . I e� �i � 11. ic id. (6), . .. . I I t t tief eer artol! John of the official board, the I'Lev. Mr. lq�. fused to set I , �; I L.- Sinith. (6) living near Rochester, ate 'ome pieces only $18.49. Sam Gr : A Opened Up -j. t 8 ,� - 1, 4 tribunal, and sys em imp He . � ' .0 , Solid BargainsDuncan'� D ' - 'th osed has put forth to defeat a, Reformer it bin a day' r two they � 1, we know of. none. better and unwieh y 'th and- Dowell was reqtiested to remain , - I'. ,I .. I nean, (5) of raw ham. Wit oas were re-elected directors, Urms. I 7, - . Menzi. L a third � " . ! &2,, 2,r) - -11 - �� T- Abstract -Township of Tucke 8mith. than *the Supreme Court' The - cost not one co'm ensating feature. Not 'one. avowedly - Conservative! constitnenc, taken sick with terrible pains in Jas. Firaser elected in the place; of R year with his congregation. 0 - Th< � . ,,c 1 . . obt. I . i t I 1. I P � were . 11 -Mr. 'Thos. Farrow, -M � 'Banter to the JC�1] � 9 Mortgage Sale-Garrow & P 'idfoot. �51')) . ' be a trifle more, but the work lay, Musgrove, resigned; Win. Cx - P. for ,1, MI: - I Clearing A-uction Sale�w. C. � Ross. (5,) might . individual i enfrin'chised who Would constituency which had been purpoc their stomachs and joints. On Monc� . 'herb. thc I .1 . . I.- � Spr-iWk Season-Edw'ard MeFAulj (8) wo ainly be better done. What not,have enj ,ed the franch . for no Rooformer cou4 be -Treastirer, John East Huron, publishes the following � and t i � ii , � 21st ult., a daugbter,.ag'ed 2q,, died. A was\rre,elected Secretary r ise had the- med so that 0 the CO '- fessed' I - !' , I -, " - Buggies, Buggies --D. Braund.: (6) , : : . . nservative ly 900" . , i . I - post-mortern examination r6vealed, the Kainel salesman, and. Peter Hepinstall,- card, addressed t ' r mor . t !, Wurk.tnen'8Attentiofi-Seaforth Lodge. (8) is,no,w worse, than wasted by the Do-' Act never I een assed, while by �the elected ,in it, and after*all the rr.iajJ ; fity electors of East H uron - "I desire to "I Ile fa - . . ' . I i � � i Remember the Sale at the CoMmercial Hotel. (8) minion Franchise Act each � . Ity fact that her body was full Qf trichime, auditor. i - -dollars than t. . A t, ; k year would' buncyling of officials and the lack o ys-. againA Mr. Cameron was, only twe,� - and her stomach had the appearance- of thank all my friends who have stood by I Belgrave Cheese Factory -A. 1�fcLcan. (6) , r 0 ' I We have fought .9, bein., of w - � � I . . , t �,- r! , Agerita-Wanted-T. & H. K. Merritt. (5) secure a just and fair� redistribution of tem in preparing the lists, hundreds, if seven. Instead of rejoicing and- hur- a honey comb. The second- daughter, . Huron Notes. - me in this contest. well ?,),I.. t 111 . . I � -f 1XI; - , , i � - Cheese McLting-John Britton.: (6) : . I . .. straightforward a�d honest battle ; but belon, .' � i I aged . I I . ry I C. Note I . Mr. John allow, of , is� Initf, I I ; I , Stallions for Sale -Donald Clar'k. (5) . ns titueficies by the -.Supreme not"thousan's, were cheated out of their rahing.over their temporary i �tory 19i died -two days afterwards, and Sw I cl""'OPI the, odds were agaInSt things . 6 , � ; ". McKay &Sons. (5) . . : the third daughter, aged Il,is ju�st alive. . Al mr Grit us, over which #' � - "i . Bulls for Sale- J. I Court. We axe sure thAt- Conservatives franchise, wl o, on every ground, hood a the Conservatives of West Huron should has sold his five ' old , , ", 1.�� ,. Horses Wanted -Donovan & Forbes. (5) . - we had no control, and 'at whiell our . ceptA I ye"' e � � . staffion to Mr. T. O'Neill, of 1�russels, -,-Nl ro. Van (5) , . . � 4, Eggs, Eggs -John Roddick , as well as Reform, ers wo ld welcome the just and eqqital.)Iel right to vote. !But hide their'faces with shame at the tin- war rumors are now diverted' toward sterling nianhood recoils. We are tbank- � - ' ,i� I . . S. , - k� The Lord Willing -Y. M. C' A. "�-. , . - � I who has shipped him to the State 2f,ew Jersey, x I ' I �L I , fal that our cause has won throughout Auction S.,0e of Farm Stock-jli.es Lennan. (5) , change, And that' it ould. be alike their names 4ad b�-en left off the lists, fair and :unmanly warfare they h&ve Russia. Vienna ad vices report incessant -Mr. Hugh McDonald, of the West - this count . . . , � . .. � . . I . . -eparation8 in Poland. TlJe relations I � the Dom. i-nion, and that the grand old out , � Rl Aucti6n Sale of Farni Stoclu�J.,,McCrae. (5) pi i -*.'to recejWy sold been 1, beneficial to both. The, matter should either throu� h negNct or design, and no carried o4 against their sturdy ind . End, Tuckersmitli, . ary, bas - #[ ]Farmdrs' Attention-Lounaburk &Nicol. (6) . ,r between Russia and the 1, two other I man, Sir.John A; Macdonald, with all -. �. . . Church for Sale-Wrn. E of w good o�r valid their right to hated oppo' : . . his farm intends removing toi Clinton, .' � . 'Missioliary "� 1 �der. (6 , be attended to before an ther session _matter ho nent. I , his kind and trusty Ministers -not o * ' - 0 . , . I 1 . empires are so strained that -official where he has purch lie - t. -A. G. Ault. I I . ased a r�sidence, wan 11 - . I - Notice to Debtors ) , vote inigbt be, no otp, could be allowed . .. , ti,na-still reig"n to direct the affairs ,ebure in -`�. � I Parlia -xnent is all d close, and as � circles no longer attempt.to co:nceal their � � Spring of, i8877-Hoffrnan & Co.. ( J owe . - ' I I � . . to reside there. . -ours ture oil Wcd�,i - � I as them unless their ijames appeared on the io 1� ur hostilities. In Poland port4 are being . of this beloved Doininion of - Again . f - . - .. - -- --,---- - . � the Dominion It _�be n . by far the. WE bav el ,a suggestion to make 1 . -The directors of the Ifullett Agri- ct : I � M i�.;.Si � I , . . � i ' I rapidly armed with Gatling§"and Nor- I thank- you all front the b4ttom of m 3e 'k ; � 1. t ho - th ange '10"' Conservative friends of Eist flu ron. � At denfeldts and rapid shoothic, -shell guns, c .y I . . I * - greate - aggressor, I Id be the.first to lists. BesidJ6 i�, it is a d I ultural Society have decided to d's- heart." I � -'Mr. 1,44w .� . I . i s of . . I ; I' � . pense with the annual dinner this year. entertailved a*,� . . t" M.oveJ or the chanve.' :' I power to pla4e in the ba"nd any I at, -Mr. W. Martin, the well-knoiv,n , �Rtltron txp � 0 : . I the last re -distribution of constitue4ics and the rolling stock of ihoe'railw I I I , 0.1flot . I I 114)1'� , �; . I ; I I -ia: I � 19 i . . ; I ti . � ay' " ',rhis will be the first year in'Rbout 21 dlar of Clinton.( celebrated his -;4th a 1, so, ; . 4 . . ; I - to entrust to I him !the enti, I Of they had East Ruron're-modelled twl or being increased, I . Te I i � � : z � - , . - . i - I � 1, � . I I it - . he i OtLtl(?Ok. the franchis4- of aconstituency. This, three times before they got it " fix d " . I lt . ' . ' that it has not been beld. ult, Fi1s, I . - Tednesday last, and we t el � . . t, � F , st, � Political J� No CJ1I'.1TA-.NtE,-N �V-ANTBD.-A third birthday on k�'v : I . n Tuesday, last week -a 1�d nam, ed Mr. J 81 Ifall . ., I ; I I 1. .- . � I . 11 -March 4, 1887. No-�lnaterial aha'llges fi'ave � yet taken p : attempt to bring Chinese -into cornpeti- . W I .- SRAFORTH, FRIDAY, I !, -0 . . ventureto say that many' people who � , . , zo George Pagegot hisleg broNeii w,h .nr lilly � -- I I ---. ower is ndw veited in the Revi�ing so it w Ile pre.-zent �1. ---- . I , i I as supposed to be safe every t me are considerably his ju,11t0r' -In years are � I - . ; I � tion Ni,ith white labor at Vaft'couver oc- woulil ji a,,!,- � ,. � ' in is I � I . . I The Ontario Legislature. S I Farrow. Theyalso had North curred. Thursday. ThirtyChinanienwere f place i the position of the parties as Barristers, aid from their deci ion, b . e it for Mr. playing foot -fall at, the' school i� Section far less active and Dot able to perform I . , � - repres�nted in the Dominion Parliament just or otherwise) I there is no appopal. Wellington "fixed" by the'additio� of brought from Victoria by F'ontractors 'No. 18, Howick. He was acc�idefttally anything like the work that be accom- I occupied. with� � Th Ontario Legislatur6.re-aosernbled I � kicked on the .1 . I I - , ! 118 es. 8 i's we I nown, ,ile - � . � . f rom that given in these columns last This is one of the! prime objectionsl ,to . for the purpose of clearing tb9 town site. I , p is a . . . � I J. Crocker an d. W., H. P daylight next * . On Tulsday.- The address� in reply to � . - � I the intensely Tory town i ship of Wall� I ace An indignation meeting was held in. the -Messrs., . ar- dealer in rags, all sort of irons, brass � ; week. It is impossible to say definitely the Act, and is one� which should at 0 nee from North Perth I . dons, intend erecting brick resi�Ll,ences in -The � 1,6t�' - . . . , i The mob mairched to .where as . ibe spoeeGh from the Throne. was moved , � I - -so as � to nia;ke a sure evenin . copper, lead, bones, rubbers, anti b ' I I , ; 9 Exeter, (luring the' com, ing su ,n):6r. it says: The rev - byMr. Guthre of Wellington ' wh � at the majority of the Government condemn it i� the estimation of a free Conservative majority�, in that ' the Chinese were campedi --' destroyed - � - boughtl handled alid sbipped tile last I I . . , . I & and see- . - is eXpected that buildifig operations this dist church b. . ' n . Nlontreal, Hanliltoll, Toronto I r - I I . heindependent and -sup ly governing peopl their tents, set fire to.tlieir dabins, and , - year to - I Mr.. Evanturel.of Prescott. wijIl be, on account of t ' posel seli - stituency also. Bot� constituen 8 year will far exceed thbse of I,wt year. fered u-ith 01 , I I y I I I. . le ill a few instances beat the ' London and Greo'�getown wid ' I - and non-conimittal position ta4en by .Chinamen. -Wingliam Chief of Police has other , , The do�bate which was pa,lticipated in ! I t kn that the remedy have sadly disappointed their ori I - -The . In . I � We do , � In The police arrived on tli,e' icene pro- . places, the following truck- 110,000 exciteltion, . by'the mOvee and second( . seve ucce i ssful candidates in proposed by the I ail is the best o I I - I en instructed by the Ma�or to attend � they llay.,. lw�,' . T . I �ne. ators, and as North Wellington has ine e - I Ibi. of iron, cast , nd -wrought; 88, , Mr. Mer- , 9 .eediDEN were shopped, but a large � -000 .� ' - . . 7 - � inee Salvation Alkiny, and -, . the Lower Provincois, and particulaxlY Between the Pon inuance of , Mr. majority of the Chinese left ,town next li3e tings of the IN. of rag.-;, sorted into �/ -qualities � ea. Miss Dill, . edith �ndl-vfr. Mowat - exceedingly in Q , ' f I the ob beyond all hope of reclamation I - in red wa ' . toarrest every person inaking 4,ldisturb- 9 Avit'll - . . . I I I I d --� , I 11 I , . - . - I . . 13, 000 lbs. of bones 2 000 .of wool an 7 animated and shows that tl� 11 new Legis- . tlebec, where s 9 me four or five are noxious Act and Manhood Suffrage, we McMullen having been elected b, morning. . i nd attempting to interrupt the . _ Already the I y a grice a � . I claimed by both parties'. At the pres- sliotilddeciAcdlyp ferthelatter. This � HANDS OFF, PORTUGAL.-I'lenry M. meetings. ' . . horse bair, 1,600 cif old dopper, .50o of has,.con) inciacei . '. � � ., lature possesses as lanGlic ife and an- I . . . majority of nearly five bpndred, �re Stanley telegraphs from- Zanzibar re- I lead, 800 of old rul ber. 500 of old zinc - . . T . : _Recently som -sing � � ent time, however,'we dp not see how � e per�on was practi �. ' ,continue,l. - !n . We the cheapestiancNecidedly the saf at would respectfully saggest-sliould g :the seizure of the :Sultan of ' . and imatio' as any of its pre&(essors � lj;. h. � .500 of old. newspaper, besides sheep I . � - s and hiaes and other s. �all - ollie tb'V . i the- Government ca.n possibly claim a But, there 6 no �ecessity for cit . John be retained in power for anot ler - ",itli a revolver on the §outh bank of the � calf skin. m. -Is will li�ve our usual letter Wxt weak.. i .. I Zanzibar's steamer Kilwa, and the bom - B 11 I I I I larger majority tham six or seve!n. i This . bardment 6f Tungi by th - I`iver at --russels, when the ball went truck. . I . . � three Consery i - I . . : I I . ag, n . e Portuguese. .; � ve I I - - - I Repeal the 4hn hise Act and ain Parliament, of which there is at pres� t through the target, craghing thr,o,ugh the y ,of thp- Li -,-tow I . ra4. A. with the elections. yet' to. take place, � In the opinion of Mr. Stanley, Portugal -The following ratber; fisby,story we . , publie Illeetill-o I . - I A Cure for the G46A I - ander. .. I . I adopt the Ptovineial Franchise and.all much doubt -that they give Wall�ce is acting "in a high-liandea manner, Windo�w, of W. M. Sii.iclai-r's residence take froin' the NVi z gharn Advance, and . . *�. 811 1: political i-!-us- Now that the Mail ppose the and flattenin a aggainst the stove! jApe. has b�come a truly .y win them all-, -%V:ill give� .objectionk a;'d obstacles are removed. another hoist, and rem ve it from W'I 0 . give it for what it inay be worth - Re. ' , , i . , - relying on the' non-interfere6con of Ger- . �- I E rovincial Act the v rs' lington, where it seems " d ,nLr- . independent paper it ha�! lots of good them a majority, when the House t'neets, I Under th oto� : T many. Passiveness on the pait of. F -Mr. F. Youngbitit, of Hullett, has cently there has been a great deal. said ,ers chosen t') I " , no 912.1,;: . the well-known stall'on partiesn. Were :.,� . I � . . . � ) . ptirchased. . I I ,; I of about sixteen. or. seventeen. It is: lists il. land, Stanley says, wifl be- niost i' about the eff-ects of drinking and,the ., I 11 I - .. - . n issue '. proposes a i are pr4ared from the assessm('mt and attach. it to East 11 .1, '- 11 Ro4 ! I I W� E. Z F. �, . . n t I y Burns," from Mr. W. ,Bell, of -N*al)- , . . Is jurious � Iv - � � : I - e for the Geryman 'follows now admitted .by all, the Ind 1 endent' to. a valu able trade.' England depth�-of misery th uufortunate victims I I- Our , der aE 1, I ep rolls of the ilespec ve .municipalities' way they might perhap d in , : e- . . Blyth, at a good figure (aboutli$1,000). . 11 I 11 I Harvey. v.*-' ! . . . ( n �: He is a good horse, and leaves � lendid , b abit b i � Oil tbem,,elves - . I ' I s y - ! and Germ�tny togethw ouc,;,ht ..to cry ( F the - Taylor. J. 11, � I In no- part of our eleetbral system, press that the Government will .not disinterested' and ElDn-paxtizan officials, feating Dr. Macdonald nd the Refo�m- I 69hands off " to Portugal, beforeirrepar- . Sp I rough its indu .... I ence, but the worst - � I however, is reforry: more mi have a majority of more than twenty at' - . I . 1� stock. .. I . � At th � i ' Irst mv� - . . . � I gently called . who are directly responsible to �he ers at the next election.. In vi 'he - able mischief ensues. -. I ULse we have heard of for sometime I! I ew of ,,t tiv,,pod, 'on N I � I . . -.1lessrs. Archibald .McKa J J. H. A .. - -an ; , for than in the m Ode of div 4"r + . - �DITI u,nnes from TU cher's , ith, ill this colinty, - ,iv " 1 -h - — - the -verk-outaicle.- .Their streVil, how- people, and ';they �re revised by 'h e way that. some trusted constituendes STANTLEY'S RESCUIxG Expl,� O -N.- Teiinant, J. J. Jolin.qton, D. ', stituencies. InEnglamd A6.-o-ther day . I , D. cKay. " - : i 'I ult 'the boN.3 . I Stanley says in reference to t4e expedi- T�ie Scott Act is qupposed to be in force " ,still ent ever, will not be definitely known until . e � lirge . I . . � � municipal aufhoriti-,s who ar e d r. et have gone Grit at the r cent electiO, tion for the relief of Emin B that the f- � a redistribution bill that did justice to I e th Thos. Sturdy and G. W. - Whit iley, all I i . � in that town,zhip: as well as in ,other all was passed ; but in this 1cotintry ' &Y I . egraph- . , - ex- the House meets. Tlie balance of representativ�s of t eople, and from despite the last "redio:tribution" 4tid Party have embarked on th� ,steamer ormer residents of Goderich, . r ( beriilg'bvVt-%Vk,er � I . . 1�d from Emerson on the event � of the parts bf the fai Ounty, still it is �evi- the fair sex bei . perience has shown that,PPIrli-ament is power will rest I madrily with, the them there s stil,. an appeal to 'the the able eff6rt �evising Barfis- Madeira. The expedition c'nsists of dent drink.ing to e,.i eess is still going on, . a - . . I .. 9 i 1 14 . -The tea -In � -7 fax County Jud e ins every saf I European officers, 61 Soudanese, . -e The story as I . not, to be trusted with the . Vw rk. Both . � �2nd, their'congratulations to tte God - I , bers, w] _ , 13 , ,i I we get it is as follows: A on the l7d .0 Quebec mem �ich, in � s 0" . T1 eguard ters, it is quite' evident ;that there A a Me 1 Conservatives when the liews Of . V -11 sides are to, bla,nie, for Mr. ]V'owat would . . I - , I % Somalis, - 620 natives of Zanzibar, 3 in- k'i Tuckersinith bause ife fed berf 'lid in as Ontario is concerned,- is .an un . _ . '. � I owl's the Although Sonic . .; I probably ad, m -it . in his -can c , oments I I 0 . I , - and securityis affotded,and in so far'as pressing necessity for anh serva- terpreters and Tippu Tib, �be Arab Or. Cameron's defeat reached t ibita. other morning wilt a liberalsupply of arrive, the au I - that the: - consti fortunate thing, ii9d if the G .- 11 -The roof'of the eilgine ho'ie at G. � . ituencies. Nv(roi recently I overnme"Ilti the Dominion' is concerned, no expevs6 tive ` redistribution " before anot' I trader,and 40 of his followers. 1� Couriers oats from a bin. ' Later in the day she and. in-I.Aructiv0' � I ! . I I . � J4 arranglad by the Ontario Legislature u on succeed in retaiping I ' her ' .�,. Scott's pork packing house, il . Wing- . I the p!' ciple that the Teties p ,power it will be by is incurred. f The people would enjp election. As the late John Sandfield usbd have, gone overland' with letters to I , . noticed they actedl strangely, and later oantliumen prie, had no a.k � I . . f " y : - ham, fell in Wednesday event, g last, 9 - I I ' . � Ugandi,,wliile others have been sent to on found a rooster stretched out appar- Palmer-,Aoil ,, N, . . rightsr'w'n� Z.. . I in ing -additional enbrinous concessions every privil ge they now do; thay to say : 's You may buy t em to' -day a d ( ing considerable damag e oncluded th . � h ich. the Reform i � ajority was I - . Stanley Falls to meet the,- " . . e - to t e' build- ,(A bound to respect. . . to that Province., In the last Plarlia- ,I I .native chief. . � and 1111'e�t a Mr.' � Wright ently Idead. Sh at they and. Mr. �rantc The Dominion gery- . ., would have a m ore honest and accur : g, engine, hoD. Mr. J I � I . . ate you . have to buy them a�ain to-morr w An advance force will push on 4 must have been poisoned - towel Knox A . . � mandet of 1882 is admitted, by Conser- ment the Ontario majority stood b Sir list,. and t' y �v . I to fortunately stepped out tispeak, 0 some in sGm-e way, I : i . I I y . he OU14 save at least thir e- -they won't stay bought." - So may Sir Wadelia the third day after arriving at '', . and.wentriglitto orkandpluck-edthe MT:. pantoll --al I I I � ut t - one at the very momen , or he feathers from t w " . vativeo to be grossly unfair jo their op- John in all emergencies while - the, Que- ' f illiod; of dollar8-annual . John say: " You may geryman � . t it fef he dead rooster, except 11 The dewelop I I I . quarters o a Stamley 'Falls, witho lie Arabs.' The n , ,. f they were to ; I I .. force of Tippu-Tib will proc-pegl by way- ' ould have received sekolIs IDJU. Y. I the coarser ones - tb t 11 and on the which could n ponents, and no doubt i to il � - -There is a disease prevalent mongst , � � , bee m&j.-ority - invariably looked'o,# for. Whi then c)ntinue, this miserable - then) to -day and you" have ger - of Ka8ODgo and Ladce. Tango,yika to .o . wings, and threw it'�e�po-d�a on ,the man- . �effeets Upon its T� oome into power Reformers would make � I I y i . T . �. it their first care to* r ie horses in the vidini y 0 xe er, themselves and their Prbvince and in cubus? The R it - ,� rearra�nge the con- . . I eforoers should stick to mander them again to-niorrow-they Stanley Falls. Stanley hopes', to reach � I . . ure heap. Toward.noo-ti, to tbe surprise th,e. aut dietice j' - . . ; � A this wly seen I I !� I 'y that of distem.- I I � stituenGies in such a way as to hoist the red 'grants .a,nd p'riv' eges it until they get it repealed, and dw won't- stay gerymandered." I N. hich resembles g.reatl§ . ; : 0 t n, the Cape by March 9th, 1888. -. - I er. The beast at first Conti nees to of the fam ily, he � Nv � s tstru tting about as humorous stort I � I I .- . 001mom � � . � . ph they were not entit�e4. A that they , � lively as ever, wit3out his gorgeous ed to a!) � . Tories with their own petard,. We think to whi , � ;0 . - Z I � . . wil. havd the Government' O' � I out -�s�� 114 :1 - the work of redistribution I should be ' I � . I Is I t iver, and in a few dAys becol es very � I I .. 1 I � : roo k .1 . � I I y 6sponsibility will rest,itp�A - the . . . �111 plumage. As the � ster, is of a much -A very ph 9 . referred to the Supreme COU', . it be - I well in h ,ill, Be . i: I 11 and ther is every prospe t To the Liberals of- East' IV, di bfLrging mucus from the ostrils. . 0 . . 4 . i News of the 'Week. . - ,Huron. t taken in time and proper�, prized- species-, the lady dressed him up at the resi,tleo u�0� - ", . I I . - I � � ! . in blouse and overa, Its, and he now struts 2nd c I , - I this would be to ip P ,bers this- time. I that theywill ` cce6d. . I The battle is over. A glorioiis victory f r, the chances of saviii� the an aial are I , 1* I said tI at * arlia- On ta,riq mem � It �they 110 id ro eiii. cared � � ! ;I I . sill � - � I : N - 11 "L...ineat of one of its pretog tives, it is resolve to sacrifloe the interests of their 1111111111 i AID TO THE CROFTEILs.-The . . : . ." I . I I : , ' k)llces'"'" . � . - I about cloing as welU as can be expected. dayi tile 141;th'i .; .1 . I I ------- has beeb won. East Huroxi is �pdeemed. meagre, in � � I York Caledonian Club ha,ve sent $500 0 - deed. - : i, . . � � 10 *rily necessary to reply tiiat a similar Province to the .necessities - of 'their . I thank you for your valor an - � of .the marrmg,,e .f . 11 6 . . i ckofters. � �d Your I I A young lady in Goderich fecently q . � . I ar&pment mras, employed �gainst the . I � IN referringtoMr. Sharp's defeat -�11' aid the evicted Scottish . In uiry into ,tbe ca�se of the trance into I I paxty it is quite possible the Government . efforts on behalf of your cou4tr and to Air. Ili 11 I repO81tion to send ele' i g which the rooster:had fallen revealed I J etionfrials to the- . . � JUBILEE DAY. -June 2 . T, r 4ived a postal caid f�ora a ftiend, on . - . outh Perth tteMitchell Advocate of I t: .Ist - is the dAy : . 1 .13 1 1 . . , I"' I . i� 9ti-perior Court judges, bie t,,uggle along for a sessio . � . . J - set apart for the celebration of t1' . good government. � . d the fact that one of itlie work hands had Aboiit SO sat i ., i �h was ulti- may 8 - I . n or' two : week says : I . _ 8 �1`1 iich. 3,456 words were plain. an stowed away amoll the oats a jar of old ' being present r . " '6 . . Queen's jubilee in Britain. � 'r As your standard bearer. in tl��e contest g atly -written. The whole -was la.most � . ; I f ,,,!nately ad -opted to the ad� , ,tage of all and: pqhaps for the whole Parliament, � is Consideriii everything he (41 " L - for your', counsel, I whisky which . had toppled over, Stratford, E,Iii I I I - g r. cordially thank you - rye 4 � � . . t concerned. The Supreme ��buxt would tand HANGED FOR MURDEI�'-,Ntlrs Drulle - eVeditable specimen ( p,. The ut and satkrated the oats thor- . son of Mr. J I , , Sharp) made a,,uoblE run, and althOu V`h . yot�r encouragement and. ycihr noble N riter, Alex. Anderson, school i . . I it I f the .but if the Ontario members s firm was It � leaked o : I give us an mpartial arratigeiiLent o ' anged Monday at kerkimer, NAV . - �acbcer, T' , ; . I � Option of for their right;s and refuse furthe'r con- vanquished he is not dishonored. . assistance. . . , oughly. And it WAlls tbe moist oats the .Dakota, forin � - � , constituencies, while the . York, for the murder of her husband � - a tended the 1%-Iodel Seli,00l at Go"dericli, . �1 ... . � . ma -hood suffrage . . better day is comin , and Mr. Trow is 'b�- -When ALL clid so nobly and so -well it f . -is an acco lady was m ost particular in feeding to resent. Th-A� -') ii Id nsure to a cessions to Quebec, whether offered by STORM.s.-A blinding snow storm $011ie time and nk,T - won , IV � ) ,olished d - � � . . beginning to find o�t that�South Perth 'would be in ridious to specify- names or ! . the fowls r : . . ty the I -V. - great extent honest. voters" lists; and * gan at New York last Sunday and was Onman. t I iL � one party leader or the other, it is very is not so . i . � 11 . � � � � �� I . � . ` Vitt � as i 6 used to be. " . to draw 'distinctions, but 'allo w� me to. I - .11 presents were i ' these two factors are indispensable if' as ! I I . . followed by a drenching rain. . . . , On Thursday morning of last week - - I � � I Poe � ;* I doubtful if the present Government can , - , ' especially thank those kind frie: 11te��. � Klay Iong liflo., 1-NFANT ' ,nds who I I htful object I i . MORTALITY. -'rhe it was discovered that during t1w, nialit � I I ' . - ! W . Sir Henry Maine says the rig I I 11 i rthi '3 -1 - . . . . . L i No doubt ()f it. If the Advocate's - ca,me fr*orn without the Riding, to vote p - ' � � ;. them. I . y � � survive -the coming session and� it is , , among infants and childre y pt had b e -en i I - � - W, of politics is to secure afair verdict . ' - 0: .-evious, an attem, . I 44- e pacle to A move m ent :i's : In foot in -the thriv- � I . . I I I � Tory friends c)uld only remove Hibbef U and speak in my interest at per4onal in- b.- rn the gen ; I p 'Q I . I � even m)re certain that in the e',�ent of I I northero section of New Yor n mor'alij 8 . eral store of A -Ir in t . from the eople. k State, W- 8- ing village of AtyOpod to establish a -- � . t .. convenience and expense- t6 thd selves, , I . . . into South Huron, or Downie into Nort1h frightful, 4 . I WhiJe w i , - . �s til Tat th public libcr'ary. I e. agree with our contemporary their efea,t a Reform vernment . . I -In Ileari, in Gorrie. It appear e � 0 - � 0 , Th i i are highly. appreciated - . � ; , I i Go ' , ii' eir services, i, munici- -A well of :fine petroleubi ore DoT-',.-*I'he . . � I � 111 Oxford and add another Tory COAL OIL. )undrel bad broken into tR st -The -ne vv C I ' el of- the Queen's I � as to the proposed re-m-edy, . .e must say could nbt survive.' Appearance' . �nd hereby than.kf Ily a6knoWledged. 19 - � 3 Elow i � 0 u I Ste - . 1! .. I � pality to South I - has been discovered in Halnhalt', France Ill' use and placed some paper under the Own �., near the . . li I . -'dirth it is quite . pro) I , Tolroi,.ito., NXTD. 11. Allan, is a i that in its remarks it does not properly indicat tbAt we are on the eve of great I ant placed under great obligiitions to ' . I � I . I I DiEy).-Rev. A. M. Ba'nchet, Rovia tap of a coil oil barrel, and Ei fire. nat - carried about, . z I . 1� . n e - set it . f 'North r�asthope, in Perth ,� .. I b the Young Liberals of 0 burne . away. county. . ,apportion the blame for thie existing politica.] cha,nges and none need be . .sur- able they iiiiii1it make the riding suffl- C tholic Bishop of Nesquany, died at ridiDg for Fortunately the paper ive o � and lk-ft oil th " ; - . � I I I . I i - si" 11 their active and energ tib* assistance. w tbe'�,Iate fri-11 �1 I e . , I - s pas : a roun ciently one ded even to defeat M1 I Vancouver, Washington : Territory, ' ii� thout doing any damage . -Mr. Samuel TWnteith ,of the Gore I I . . ' 'or' . The tried this little game . Friday night, aged 90. 1 een ah i diven tial The follow grievances under whiGh we la�bor. Like pri s -ed if b f -e two yeax d i - 911 Their work has b i ) I � I ' ITrow. bo� 1 ing is a statement.)f some ,,,�-',tepbivli tmvu � ,� - Ing up , y I I � � � element in the victory � I - of Downie, aged. 80, and Mr. Gaistave I .. �, � most so� called indepet papers, in there ujill'ebe a cons-idera�le mix' . and for ,.wbIch I I . I � 11 . . . I I fore but becau e it did not MORE RAILWAYS FOR DAKOTA. -The of the, sales recently mad -e by Unley Schmidt, of Mitcllell, aged 87., are I the water ha .,ome consolation to - � I ho semen : Francis great vah� order to It aintain. its show of indepen- of part�es.' It is r I � St * Paul and Manitoba Railway Com- tender my young enthusiastic friends my Coleman - 2 ��ar old , - - the' � . ,7 . . � I i I I is no reason why they should not try It cordial thanks. i . ) , cJai m -ed to be the two oldest voters in I I � -- - . 'dence, it has to bla, -me both rties.abotit know that whatever may �e in store for � . I , pany are to -build 700 ,miles of roJld' , stf Ilion, -$1,500; John Foote,,2 , ar old this county. and dry on � I , - -1 . i I I : I kindly thank the ladiL-s f r their ' I p . again. At an 7 rate�tliis is the iiianndr . �t I . equ ally' In this way it ofte does either us in t e future, we � I I through Dakota and Montana. . 0 filly, $210 ; Win. Peck 2 year . filly, -The boot and sho'e business; f Mrs. was fvared th fill. - can1not,be much -. . i r� I manysincere wishes expressed , for my - � I . aldina ii . .0 - �, I � I I which the - . Sat ,52110 ; Chas. Reid, 2 year �ld .' i - gTiani of 1 Mitchell . wa - -would "o too. - I �� I I ! in Consqrva,tives have su AnRESTED.-At New York, on d * t, I in t, s instance worse eced than we have been in the I � .11 party 4, injustice. So t�� . . success during the conts t as wo-111 as for ,,� 1' ) s sold , : day, W. ff. English, an ex-congressnian 75 ; John -Stevenson, 3 year' sold bi-., 50 ; I I . I . I I I I ceeded in mal Ing a good many riatn4s 01 I geld- by the Sheriff a 'few � ays ago to � k past. , thei I . irlten it :1says that "both - I ; * . . 'Messrs. JOI)II ( orbet pa - i I 4C $3 tv .1, I � . r influence exercised in my favor. iticy $195; John McKinley, 3 - ar old Cole & Thome, for cents on the dollar.. r I I . . � . I ties are to - . -- ------ -- . . not so Cxritt3.as th y used to- be, ano was -it-rested in an action for breach Df' I sincerely thank ONE and AL'L, who C)? . teli'ds reillovili": blame "' 1 for garyma,ndering.1, Whatever I - promise of marriage. I . .gelding., $220; John Stepbenso -, I year -Mr. Crayshaw,� �'whose pony fell into � - I � . The ominion Franchise Act. South Perth lappe s to be among the contributed in any legitimate, . C. I h I - bas bmght o ' . the Reforin party ma . . . FivE TnoUSAND SILK WEAV,ER% OUt. , way to old filly, $195, 1 11 . y do lice i I ; in the battle and place the Lib�eral-llag : . " a puddle of water oilt one of the streets A -il , I Tile etions to'the D6inion Fran- umber. . . -There arenow more than 5,000 si k w .1 � Last Saturday ,�Xlr. and M ;. J. J. of St. Marys a short . time* ri,ext, A lin . � m -- - I I uDon the citadel of "victory. � � � � I . time a o and was . I . . n, . . . i a operatives out of work at Paterson, I - H - . H Viiigba, . in, c bra. ed the dro 19 L-� . - I a hise are day.� ,b� Jay 'be6oming � I I �� muth, of -1 ele wned, has billed th e corporation of - e � ; y . , I , I with the Conservative part,,, 1. . . oping that my friends rnay never r - I , I � � J. The trouble started with the strike t*entieth anniversary of their larried - . THE fulsom boasting of the ConseV- stron xe�, and the objectors increasing in � -, have anv reason to regret theii efforts that town for $100, �I redis 9 I � . C� , 7 . of 1,600 of the dyers because their em- life, on which occasion Mr. Hoind, h pre- - I I', � . tribution bill of 1871 Ithe gery- . . . A',-,,oTll1-.l. . , I . number The practical experie iva.tive press o erthe defeat of M. C. on my behalf, I have the honor to be Be, The marriage bells have been sound- I .. miLindering system. was mrst 1�1 ! . �- . nee re- ; . .-- i ployers would not agree 6 a new sched,- . , . ted his better half with a hal .some ing 1; . . roduced . . 1� - loudly in Garlingford lately. Mr. . (lay last, Ft' . � fi i 'Cameron in ��N'est Huron is, -under thie ule of wages and conditions. : your humble servant. �! ful I silver service. In th6 eveni,1 � they � - in this country, and as the iMail sa s, cently hid of its wdrkings has not raised 1. X K E , P. MACDONALD k.. D. . . . ed by recelvi g a vis' John Miller and .81is", Minnic If arhuess ; � Gidley, Nvido%v k - I I , -y it circumstances, to sty 'the least, MOODY AND SAI -Y',S PROJEC�T, . wc re surpris n i I - 1. in le estimation of, amy one who : . ver . - I I from and also Mr. John 13�iii and Miss Mary who died .n,nul " . . the.; uaj&�� y their I . ! ` Moody and Sa,nkey,- the evangelists, WING11AIM, February 26th 1887. .1 ab)ut 50 of their friends whoj af r ex- -I wishes o get a free and fair expression : much out of pl Lee and in very bad tas �,e . , - I - McEwan have, been litlited in the bonds peaceably awa 11 bid if 1882, so that to the C( naervativ . , I ' have on foot a scheme to evarigeli:l , -- wommm I 1, . tending their congratulations An the ' . ' , . . � e on their .part. Had the Conservativ '. I of matrimony. Aloria to follow. 8-8 years and IJ . I ; wtrthy couple, tbok cbmplete posoession. I of publiq opinion. In discussing it the- I 8 Chicago and other large cities. A buil4.,- To the Electors of the :8outh with lier husbit . . . - party belongs the honor, or d shonor, as . i I I : I 0 -The Messrs. Kidd Brothers, of Lis- . . I � : - .1 . .1 . . Toronto" Mail., which 'sees thinas in a of West Huron ente'!red upon this coE - ing to cost $250,000 will be erected. in - Riding of Huron. " f the house and spelit a� most pleasant towel have purchased froTa Mr.. Al. - , lers in this �: ' I � - � ; . - � . introducing q 4 Chicago for the training of Chris I - time in celebrating the anniversa*- Burgess, of Woodstock- the well-k-tiown , bare relli.-I.L.1714M ., . � one ma, . choose to term. it , of f , 0 � it did a ,,test on even. and fai ' ti I � sett ' I more rea sonable liaht now! than � ir terms with. their ' ' ' -p he system ,in this I , GENTLE31E-N, - The recent political I J I : and pei etuating t I . workers. If it proves successful tlAy � . - ' Vo 9 I . - few Dion ths ago, says :, ! �1 - ppponents and in thig way won a vic- . . The Clinton New Era of la *week trotting stallip'n i'llicago this life fi)r . -1 � . 1; Lt. .contest having become a thing- of tl lunteer - country. Whatever'Mr. Rawat m ight 1, I i will advocate the erection of simi .. ie sa s : We are -very s6rry above * She, � � . � . ' ' tory, they might now be proud of their buildings in New : Philadelphi%, past, I 'hereby extend to my y to lear I that (261 1), foaled Y872. i Ile is a well-bred � ; I . � � The rime and fa,ial.ob�ection ,to the -York,' -- friends R r. R. D.,Bayley, of the firm of : Foster horse, being by Gol 6m,, ith's Volunteer. , . - � I admit in his candid m aments, the result Act is I I aid might be justly Pat- . throughout the Riding my Ifeartfelt & . Bayley, photographers, is a�b all gros 11 t � . he, cost of workin& it. A quar- 'achievement Pittsburg and other cities. - � of his work shows f 0 . � I � I - . � I ut to -The annual m- ee ': t, of the K niarri,ed. Her Or its If. While � thanks for their untiring efforts in my astrier- 7 � : . . . - x bo,,s' i . I i -�iCiDg over it. But . . leave town, having �ought out 9 basi- ville � � ter of a thillion will not, covi�-r the cipense cloned for�undt ly rej l -DEPLORABLE AcciDENT.-Si i rf I MY I ctorrl shewed- the totaJ - - it is poa4ible, where a doubt Acisted, the of preparing the lists,� to say nothing belonging to Easton, Pennsylv behalf, even althou'l �Olitical � I ,cheese fa � to tht,ir last re , I i � . .. . I f of , ant&, we e Dess at Battle. creek Michigani',:- Mr. num cemetery son X) the sttni,� spent by the 4. � they first, by brute; force, as it werE Y friends throughout th'5 .9 , , ber of Its of ni;�Ik received (luring , I . Goverar�ent took to thelmselvi' machine on each . 1. killed while walking on the railwa� e Riding did not Bayley has been a � ? . (is the bene - -of their opponents � - I uring last year to be 958�, 34 ; cheese ni-ade, I I side in hiring counseland was led � 8 � . I I in drumming tied the ,hands an track on Saturday afternoon. The aci give me that support which I ' good citizen � 4 I by a1arge ,cow ; . . -fit 9� the doubt yet 'upon hie 'whole . I -� . hip residence here, being a member of 91 144; average pri4e, 9,711 ; receipts, im- mediate fri eI . . i curve, in d � I I :1 . ) I ) up new name.i. And bowl shalf v�e cal-' then went to work; to beat th cident occurred on a, sharp to believe they would give me ' still, I I. .1 ein. tbid Hialt School Board, and one' 11 . � ,�f the $8,850. 11 COTT AVT -A �� ' ting agaipcst me' I I �; the re -distribution of the 0 ario Gov- CUlate tie moral loss -in� I I 3 mpst I : � L .olved in the victory gained in .h pre feel that they, in vo � � sn6h a manner is blinding storm, whic a�tive and zealous workers �n the -As Robert Whito�, sr., and his wife 8 �i I I a nuinbor of th emm eatiis just about as fa, . 'J'and equit- hard s earing th,a,t characterized the noP engineer from seeing the boys, and t felt that they were bound to, sup* ort the q . i , . e P M,etbodizt church. J;1c will be ' ,dealers were S1. I creditable to the Vi4ors and. does n ' I man claiming to be the nominee'of the I . Missed were ret home to Motherwell , able as it could be. The ruldadopted as gs ? An'ther objection, that I . . O,� boys from seeing the train, while t 6 here, and carries with him the good from St. Mag sitrato--s V � I � I � - urnin . 9th ult., i ar ` 11 0 convention. Had Mr. McMill Mary9s 7 Z> . the revising office ,J,,. being'�.Lll Cojaserva-- furnish just grou ,o ICIDg, .roar of the freight train -prevented the i - our citizens'for'his future the horse ran , . SAurday I ' Glovenlock,'of asis, he e(jualization of . I ,optila.,tion, t,ives., are i [ - . � Mys - wishes of all � away and upset the cutter, . I . . not imp, rtial ju�,dge,q, ma or .rhere is not -i con�ervative in West from hearing the other one. . s individual success. . . � I .e d. to� 1� bile in no inay nat be well founded; ibut J.:1,, mere H . I I QUA XES IN' charges (if tl a- s I . I ti y � 1, elf been in the field a ; W 1A � � I � throwing the old couple out. Theshafts . rately adher . EARTH EuRoPE.-Sever' � men, irrespective of the convettion, I . 1 7 1 uron who (.oes n$t know that the . ,-The receipts of the towns ip .of and harness were broken. The Canada Temp(i I . I I instance were the county d ieve it is an . earthquake shocks occurred in the sout believe the result would have be'en dif- old , . all natural' fact that the Reformers bel is � Hallett for the year 1886, as shoivn by folks were not burt, but the got a good called wa-; W� . , . � � orc k . ! . I � . . . I riding was pu'posel fixed" by th6 of Europe on Thursday and Friday la the auditors' statement, amou-n,;ed to � shaking up.. I - n which thrc- : I ' , !n ;9 : yi � I argunien.tl aga` at the' ex -I tence of the ferent. To those who voted. and 'Worked Ies interf ered with, , ler to I 1. I - '11-feelingi. what- � I - t law. Manhood suffra-6-e 4 scouted by Government at the �nstance of leadin week resulting in great loss of life an! against Me I have no 1 �04,846. Of this amount 58.241A , e . i . ' ` %� - , , 1. ,were . -There ar conq.ned at present in being somewha � gain am dvantage. So that, o compare many ; but, considerin'; tbo� slender dif- local Cons . il property at points along the French an, , a they were simply exercising the collected in taxes for townshi � and - visable to poro, .- , the re -d. . I erva lives, so as to make . . . . Stratford jail 21 persqns, 5 of wbom, are stribution of the Ontfrio, Legis- I I I franchise in the manner they were en- I . I ferenc.e between manhood': suffrage and Italiancoasts, At Nice, Rome, Mentorie� , countypurposes and$4,536 for afib,ral femiales; 3 of the latt' r are insane; 3 o � lature , � h, that of the I the ,franchise as it stand' overwhelmingly, Conservative and ai and other pla titled to do as British subjeuts. �, �. ,e f � against ll(,r-.z, N I . Dominion Parlia- a, at present, - ces hous'estwere wrecked I . school purposes. T he expen itures the -il � I I ;: � . their eme is not v they thought impossible for any .R fires occurred, and the people' were' In the heat of every contest"words I males also belong to that class - 7 Exeter, �% 'Ier I ment, is a'gross injustice top f ice former. ery sOrong. jAside ' amounted. to $15,329.� Of this a, ), chell, of Cri-dit i - I are ; - � ; - from tho- standard pleas ' behalf- of former tostand the slightest chance 01 , terror stricken. At least 600 lives havel often said which the politicians In9unt Inore are paupers ; 11i,nd yet there are � , h herefore, the Onta, 'In . . the sum of $4,504 went for ,coun I 10o'clock a ill'; ! I W � -xi ) Legisla- manhood suffrage, which 1�"eed, �T I ot be I been lost. � . � of teii regret and wotild only be too glad ty rate, many Owbo can see 'no necessity for a ; I I election in it. At the election in, 1882: : $4,536 for the support of schools and House of Refuge being provided for ,the appeared for i I " ; I I . ture ha�e not, to any seri6 is extent, gone,' int here, it is evident it �(vould . I CIAL18T-S -IN PlIURell.-Th L torecall. In the coh-test betweon my- I . - Ous: cost O - . an.: 1 parade of Socialists to Stj Paul's, Loli�- 8 ' .\I erei , . abused the powers they p 8i assed, aald. relieve us of the enortn' ; i .oper - contrary to, general , expectation ' elf and Mr. McMillan, I -regret that on $2,419 for roads and bridges. 1�1'uring aged poor and the unfortun, ate. - - Edmund I 0 . - . i . . much to the ch � : , the, year the township paid .5203.50 for -Mr. John L. ' . . ' ating the present act, and, at the samq' f hose who "fix don, last Sunday afternoon atir one or two occasions on the publi" ,; Turnbull, of El -ma for the di.100: ' � . ! " � re i the mode'ration with which thlby exercis- argrIn I t i acted 0 plat- clituity. - i � tinie� red.ice the a�-nount of ' ' d" the riding, 41. ameron ca . form I made some referenc . 11 township, near Lis a-dy Aven is r � perjury -con- e rried i , crowds of people, and the C�athedral was[ - e to " -to wiel, intends having r" ,� pr I - asa sur setotheir � evening e an extensive airction k Loc.11, )tTalif., ed �hose powers w* . -my OP- � On Friday last, I sale of farm stock I . 0, by a small ma� This result wa ' crowd iched ous 'belief, &'nd re- sideratiohs of n 1[ittle -wei$lit. I � ority ed. The Archdeacon pre, ponent and his religi - M ssrs. D. Spic whil froin. 'F-oronto . opponents, the temptat I do so is, 1. I I . I � from Proverbs xxii, 2, "'The rich and: peated some of the' -supposed sayings of er and J. J. Pick�rd, of and implements, on Tliursda�, the 10th There Jis no doubt that the grol -tt Post , - Ur. Cameron's pers - . I E eter, were returning home from, 4 long of March. . ,last. - Lan - v . very strong, and should be I re moved. i n� * d' I . th la� onal . poor meet . Mr. .1100illan in his criticism -Of th , Mr. Turnbull has recently ,T,e 41if A I Aue mainly to.. ! I together ; the: Lord is the e dr�� ve, the horse which they wer6'driv-' hauled daily f I . ipose 'upon the people by '. e I ct is popularity with the people, and partly to maker of them all." When the tex; Bible. These statements I no' , purchased from Mr. John Mc.Xlillan, M. This neclessity is also Inade aoubly ap ' ' I n L ing-got frightened at a noise r 1. I - i . . on an inip I I I i . I I disg1 Lst amon a the less par tizag' was announced there were shouts ' having made, because ow und ' solne boys 13 on the street, and ; ade a Clydesdalestalli H u,r ,� � - o,,�E of ile prime oblections toit, al- a feeling of na(le by P., for South 0ddfeIl,ow,i' l I . erstanf orte(I , . . parent in view of the fa9t. that the tho ' I I In . o '. d. p I " alliong the 1,11 . i ugh AOt THE prime obj tion., The "bravo," and other expla,mations - that Mr. McNifflan has stated publicly on, which will astonish I � 01 - i 1` . ec I Ces a the unfair manner id sudden dash. Both persons drew, n e �e I sert, w1illi-r.,., 9 that lie never made them. , That- being . armers that part of the country. I I power, a a every person, a4mits, has costlof ll�lreparation of � the �oteW lists which the know their opponents ha 1 approval. and some grcwl's ,i otherwise the case, and having n reins, but to no avail; the animal �conld -Wbilst r. an d N sn-ow fall -art, I . � lainefully abused byl the Do- will I � I ,, , I . y d 1 s no demonstration. A large . -..doubt I been all on there wa o reason to, L Irs. Caseyj of St. ; I I far'ex6eed I , - I a quarter of a ni ; Id not be stopped. Finding that tbe�lbeast Marys, we I . grain anil otlwn 1� . . I - , been treated ly the geryinauder. NO force of police A Mr. MeMillan's state re out in t4e country driving . 11,111111ion Parliament. Above I � ! � I -%vas present.: ment, f gladly re- was I I f thi, kilowiu , - . , r I I � I i� ' '! n, ' ' �il " , I � I ; " ' . 1�f, +1 i; an y �-& - e 11ely ' e4 11 Vr I (, I I I , . �w Z, - t7i;n , , V� to b �uro:. I succee � ys, It I P I I ' �i, P �e � �, , r � , "I . ,ke' �t .,,,c otr, a, e[ i i I 41 a � Itr, I ol� .� , i 1�1 I y � i I T-9 n ' � af ter, the- O' I - E.ts O' J e in er . Inly. Alp t yi, In their I � �, . It . d It : ie (11 I � h tl � I t "ll i ' e , I e , , , E I '. ui I , "' ` � , in I M . GE-NTERAL id . Ing I . - I other man in Canada could have carriel ' I call what I said against him upon this 11 week, the cut- ., . 11 things dollars. !; Al'oa I bound to continue, tbey pullc-lq him on Thursday morningi ]as- ? I hundred �hous- I WOLSELEY'S OIII-NIO-N.-T] into a fence, but no sooner had he each- ter ran on a gwid har. . - I I � . it is imp I orta,ut that the I , �should be - d doll �rs have been vot�d to cover the 1 i that time Post's London correspondent has had an' you fo your I I I , , t an al � point. A thanking 1 a snowdrift and capsized � I : I . the West Ridi g at' -in the - ed the' fence -than he cleared i snow ag-t-i alia; j- . fairly and equita,b.ly rep �sented in expense, land it is . I I I interviev� with General Wolseley. Be- support, I gr1leillain, Your Obedient Ser- ��, �utter throwing the occupants out. By the � , . ; . I .. -. T, - well known tba.t at I eform intereA. This time �Ir. Ca ' . and all. He stopped after runDing Mrs. Cwiey Ada 'Sbarp, ft. . Parliament This is i .I.- 1 , 1 i . m` 'ing asked what his view � was of the vant, . J. CAMPBELL, M.D. seve- fall I I sustadned. a dislocation . n possi�ble, as the least &no, � ' I . . T �her hundred thousand 'wiff! be eron had r . I ,� ral rods through afield. of the shoulder bes;i4es being badly 1.9 going to By, .� I . , . enc ered himself more dis-' relation of the great powers, he said, wnuwmwwm� . . , I constituencies are at present arranged required.� Besides this - : - " i ! I I . I — -. --�-Tlie Wingbam Advance sayl, : A- bruised about the face. . . ,cours(!,of a fl-Av , $ the revisin of tasteftil than e-, er to� the Conservative " Simply expressing my opinion, person- -The annual meeting of the People's gracious revival of reli I n has b" en in - - -A +- 4-1, , 1 9 I I I I T � tain. ber . f Or Dominion purposes and I has been +.bl. IT.+. . f4- +11 . i I � . gib romif a op n on, BLIOULU say, I reel. sure that Cheese and . Y e annuaL meetilla or Anox 7. � �X K;y are prepared will leaders on acco titter Company, Howick progress in the 0 the corps in t? indantly proven th I : ; - unt of his bold I denun-p a vast and appalling war is a certainty was held in Dane*s hall, � ) -Nethodist church i� this church, Stratford, held last. week, the . ; at t � duty I I - . . the in- . t I a8t, on an, average, one thqus - ciations of their wrong doings, a n -d three' in the near future Gorrie, on.'Wed- : town for sonie weeks past, and thei, work commit ee appointed by the congrega.- again,on . . . king *this arrangeatent cannot be I . . . . But this, indeed, nesday, the 16th inst, The auditors re- seems to be increasing in power.� One t we hope to x,f) -, : �r tion to confer with a delegation of the 1, I � and doll rs for each constituency. On of the Cabinet Ainisters, including the', everybody may be said to - know. The port showed that th ' pace. - - Lent t,-. 1. �,Iy entrusted to Parliam' . . I . I I rap ere bad been paid to very intereWng feature is the clear and Stratford Presbytery in the matter of 23rd ult.—Xer Pitt. The the whol , therefore, ' far . idly increasing armaments & ! P we are not' , ,great Conse'rvative leader, , personally , the huge patrons for milk $10,912.51. The ex'- decided manner in whi%;h intelligent granting the annual illowance of $51V to - . minion has swerved far frc� the path wrong in'saying that 1 � burdens which several of the powers are penses for repairing th . 41 � � the entire cost will visited the Riding with the object of factory, iliclud- business men declare the late.—Mr. Ji)i � - change,! they Rev. Thos. Macpherson and paying him - - rectitude in this miLtter: and the laying upon themselves, and the direc � ing two new vats, aneounted to:$'/ 45. have experienceds All the church' pion roller ski I I I : 1; I I I : offi- his -arrears, presented their report. - I I not fall triuch short of three-quarters! of solidifying the C:)nserv,&-tive vote against tions in which the armaments are being These repairs have put the factopy in cials and members seem to be de 'ly in-- They held a conference. Its results : 1i . i � - 1. I . . I ; ! : I 11 -1 . � . , � ! . � . - : . . . � I . , I . . h . . I 1 � . � � . .� i e� . . . � . . . � I � � I . : I ! ,. . i . I I t .! . . , I 1 � � i . I � . . � i . I . I I I W , . � . . I , I I ! . . i . . ; . . I . i - ; - : I - .. . � � : I i . i � . ! . . . i . . . . 'i 1 ;., 1 . . - . I i I . . ; I . . � I I I � I i - ; � I . I . .1 . - � I : - ! � � � : I . 1 1 ., i � . I � . : I : � I % - - . I I � I . � . . � � I I I : � I I : . 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