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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1887-04-01, Page 4i 11 �-: r I � 11, i � 11 1�,' 2 . � . i � I . . i: I E r I It 7 s � I : �.t, ,�! i ; : I. n I I I � , i � . ,� � I . I-- L 11 . - � i - I I , . , t . i f I �. I � 4 1 �12 I . ! I ; .. - . . . I � I I � ; I ! � ! . : 'I i i I : ! � � I i : . r I I � .11 � � : � I . I i I Z . 1881 � ; . : i . I t i � . I I 4 1 1 1 1 1 � - � APRIL 1, � 1887. A-PRIL I , - . ; I I I . � t i : � � 4 : - . - I i � � : Z ! . � �' . i I . I . . I i . I I -- --: I - ,. ; - I i 1 '� - . I S . I � . I . 1AMI -- -- . . i i � � . : I . � . - - . - I -- . I - . . I i , I TOR . ;. �� I I - .1 . : : . f I r POSI Is . . . i . � . : -- i I - : I I I . i - � � . �� Ic � . I ;TliE HURON, EX - -- I . 'Chicajo, . if the 22ad and -voted f 01 .. � I i ! .. � . I I . , I i I - I � . red with of 6nd speaks very highly of rove to Bade! � . I . i : . L . I - 4 1 - . I s4e the Garden were besleg tes� extended to him, by brother ,.i He then d � I I . ` — � i I I . I � . i . - - � . I I � i i as two-thirds . a the cour ther. fie took th . : t - I . and relatives of the Scotia' . - I i -1 diffi- yers and politicians; rie nt there. , On, Stan- 0 ,his bro � - � e f I nds ince he we 2 . , 4 1 . I - . . . . 1. I i I I - - edless and ex"perating the State ar A . some affecti'g sc nes lawyers 8 I -proceeded to Strat - - -- -- I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIN I . q whol ing the nit : !way ,of the ore of the voters of per passengers, and n e . . ley; on. . � �and -o I � -- .- - ." -- , � . the magtstracy, � least a full . : . r Dr. johnston. �, . - � . . ve spher a, ly in the hands of I... � ; thrown in the , Do- f rmers and they pay at L , eir respecti I powers ' tt, Act by the� P ore witnessed. I t took place at voted f , how beneficial in th � . t to 11P.1merston Whi JSEIY�HNTS- most aut of 1 the Sao on of the taxes, it is hard w! -A very happy even . . ' forcement pita proporti I . wen N., -BW ADVEOT part of are given ,the I . . ent, the Cabinet of tanybody is wronged. . — theresidenceof 1x4r. John.Nixon, Ash. and t ut doing injustice ,to �ome . . dvernm , 4 — . - . Mr. -McUullen, , 0 V . I .. ; I . witho e suppression of, newspapers, n G rtake this FIC), be able to ace tha - Huron Notes. f March, -when Mr. -1 : �IIIIIIIIIIII�� I - � � - I . everi to th' ; unde 4 L 0, good 'Vote J i L . This'lla a been amply proven . L 1 =ia are willing to ut i:,E . . the parenthesis aftel the whole. . t of 13114pected per- -.-- 7777---� � - ; field, on the 06h o � � � Ar The figure between - E prisonmen . 11 work of enforcing ! -of Wawa,nosb, and ,1 he p . , of the papir on viiiii iv and the im n(I difficult, I . . Mr. G. A. P6well, a promient dry - George E. Baker, I .. � notes the paV, I .1 0h --- the Iffeek r �� -, Aid.. This was c4e!rtaiul "Ch Une de I .1 ; by the aid which has already been g en i ' thusiastic News of . o Brussels has made an Miss Mary Nixon were joined in matri- .... I jXe. advertis - ound. . it will be bitterly op osed,bY th( Lw, which its, most ell . � g'odi merchant of � 4 Oss . -w Mr, Livinig,s'" ement will be f i sons. a lf , of Wales, 0 . of Luck -now. . , ork, and 01 �- I . McF&W. 19) f rom the Dominion treasury to 16cal raill, I - ladstone Liberals, frien6 aire mOst anxious to amend so as RETURNED. -The Prince - Rev. W. � H. 2N , I ; - fokir- � Our Millinery Operving-E. . I . ts and the, G ; � rned to London, was great- msigunment. - : many by , I.action,of seei Nationalis L who has retu ; n council are - , aid weTe' dressed 1. �. - , I ' I � The Qu en's Jubilee -R -i Willil§- (6) 1 BY %telfff ' is vicious and un alle � to make it workable. It is to be hoped 7 _ he Wingbam tow The briae and bfiolesm . in he, voted eleat F and the soi-c ( . ' . for who 1 W . � � ush and ine Steaniships Strong. (6) . ays. The but it is said the Tories . v -next session of,the Do- ly feted at Berlin. . . .e Magis- in brown satin trilnuled with pl I . d.ay last week Allan L --�&- , - , � - I -One A�lma a tiad . 03)- . jus . It sliould, ebeeil begun t that at the S. -The sale ,about to move to have a Polic -prine A . - . ' A. T. STEWART'S P1(1r[ RE . . Ladies' college I I t . Unionlist Liberals will suppurt -it '%v I I sach amendments �r that town., b - h wore the tl,ival orange blossom. . �,i and Farm for s e -D. ffw4rd. (6) . i I minion, Parliament; ' bkte appointed f Ot � ,Nlrs. Will, Hav , I al I , , , egun and its. injustice kel. I itIke its enforce tewt�rt's pictur3s and works of I , It- ni T(y Pig Breeders- .oyer. (6) but having beeiiI - . it is, the -efore I � li will be seou�red as will 1�'`l I f A T. S -.-it is intended to introduce a cornet There were about seventy-fiv�e guests I -Jay townshi Chas. Tr I few exceptions . � . pi mehean. (5) ; � I Money to Loan-Ww. B � ol a doubt, it should be dis- ., i soile of its wors; ment : : i - � ort r-ealized S513,750. ' to the singing service of present . to congratulate the newly road, i i) ssible. band of as an assistance : - V. I --�Xrs. Ken�nedy. (8) I proveu b6yon to becorne 1.awy altbOugb . . 0 S 1308 - - A I i . 11 - -being POisoiii NN'11�'le Aed I I , RNI*1EN S�RES. TOFFIcE ROBBED 3tre - ied co"Ple- I -. I ' I Girls'Wat I I . continued as soon as possible. it is, no If ,we am OTHER POVg M YEA - busilY engage(' ill t"' - Tenders Wanted -Dr. Gkhant. (5) . Abed the post-. Rattenbury IS -et Church, Clinton ii . . .calllt': - nted-A. D. *Donald Allan I L ing for rail- , provision � a. may be modified��.f t5 There are several other measures in'll Nihilists at Astrakan g e at the, � � I , Ald Farm Wa -(5) . doub t, a very -coin f )rta�ble th I legraI repor, ue of $125,000. : -The Colborne spring show will be - -About 150 invited guest "' t . ". Wai the- el Cabinet Photos at Wade - (8) . . . atam to judge from the to ;. charge of Members of'the Government 1 office of I tters to the vaj , It Manchester on the 12th of April, residence of Mr. JamesEdgar on tile 4th I a,sked 2'fbr somethin- t "I I . e held i ve . g . .5 nu ... imuentiCoM.Rau.. (8 eators and for �-re and I can � 11,E -T.S.-The localities th 'monstrous in I Pro- i I ,Royt'S PI:LESEN � pres- . concession Howickq .on Friday e nin � .1 Bronze Mo ,art. ( . . way proi . . it is a eaS . which -axe of ud'little importance. T11E E BI prizes Will bo Offered. � , ty -1vith the earne. � -_ - 1) e prc. if I - I ,rnpero�4 William on his When liber ,- formi , tb:OU"� e L - Uitill-a-C Ste,6 8� ofitted by th a Cuts received by F . of Dashwood, has the lith inst., where everything was _, - I ' . SprinK 8 i sceptib e a rpinent among these is 4 measure to ex - rd'Cook, . .; hle .,Iy 1i e-Xndrew� Ca4 der. (8) 0 - . furni- i . I edia,tely en a � Mr, llylla , � Harris ZD � ' I Uok Her -Jobn Iteith. (5) to be imm, . chernes to be only be just I iBed, if it ation of 'the Land Titles � birthday -were sufficient ;O fill five . I [ng 8:3,460 founoill in readiness for speuding a social . . contai - . re 1( Sale of Farm Stook . I d or projected r6ilways . � jilst fication, on the theoryi that �desper- tend the oper bought the Fried farm, P"Y' . ning a mix,tu , i I . i . ' li - I I[Jensall Spring Show . pose i � - � confined to the county Of !' ture VaDS. he guests spent �T - z' - - (81) ' f . Pr 0111prises 91 acres, * - which she had lwell us -1 . le to dr* the Dominion treas- ' dvening. A nut, ber of t' i,cr-mijs Evans. (9)� aw upoll require desperate rexnedicO. Act, now he fifteenth f' it. The farm a ; . ate diseases , I A. Millinery, Open I a,b Toronto, to all Parts 1; 'ItEADY nR AcTION4. . e, in playing croa uet nd other ,ard I . 1%3 -E. MOF �autl. (8) ,I � f th . L itbout York and city of , t - (I there are no', buildings upon it- - their tim , r ,� ,upon tile stove lit, h � -A Fine WSPI pqrtion 0 r - who has, I ntario. This,. as is ,t Russian arnly division of 18,000 men a =t remainder' were en- .11 I . . I .�� +4"olist0hurcH. (9) 1, ur for a considerable q 'I - erson however,. w . L 11! nection with gaines, while the it the Child a "' Pi, 4 �1- Xt � F the -Province of 0 -Ph,- S ring allow in con e : � � ucture—F,ea,G .. .Y ill V r J W old itsell In 7 11 '..� " ' .1 --G. Go I. (8) ea,sure also Wo , . ree of inte�- ' covers the'Torrens , Odessa has been ordered to ti . � Mrs. flarril Large Shijient : uds. This PI I � . generally understood, ti I Ifullett Agricultnral- gaged in tripping. the floor until about 12 . absence Of ' . I I . . I nter. (8) quired f I., prejudice and with. any de� . ' - to township of -all sat down to a :, . " , ane6-m- it. cju I t eo d the .system, under which the 1 readinessI h)wgrounds, O,e stal'-ill- Or! colltd��ti � The last 01 . ario peop _lock, when they � ', ng -G. Gocd. (8) no doubt, be asgreat to On ario PeOP ligence, studied Irish hi4ory an Land Transfer - vein 8��()C'iety, will behold on the ., ' Ini t n I I � Boots and Shoes for s.pii i - 3 registered instead of Ry. -A new 3 repa;st. At a proper hour I . ITT. L. Sniii CO. (8) vinces. Bu -I', title of the land il NEW COAL DisCOVE I h ' sumptuoul milk, ,.0 ok a, hearly tit i , Removed. i as to those of the other Proy will have li�ttle difficulty transfer of land i e n - feet in thick - Ql,illton, on Tuesday, April l9t s returnea home bighly elated - ) J liad �` ' iE(ata df�s I I I Irish character, .. .1 Every I of coal, from five to sev . '- they all iii wili�ch, the chil . t gin -Gto- G pod. (8) - very dd� � tl e transfer. I iouth, ;. ,,-iNIr. Nlichael Keffer, of Grey, ha � k . ---� may rest assur d that, for e . n ..... d despotism the title beiliff at once perceivfm� L we in deciding that coercio . : p � ness has been discovered at Portsir. - W, . I r , m ir!�� is thus made absolute) old his 50 aqre farm oil the 7th conces- . with tile evening a enjoylile"t. t . 7 ----- , - � � I 0 lar received by Ontario, an equivalent 6 re "edies. required for Irish . Although � Itho(le Island. It was supposed the . de . Moses Henry for $1,700. He --Zrh convictions Of : agistrates of V, ought, whel : , are not the in raI d by the Crown ! 4ion to Mr. e 13 '1� . . - �, I lt� � metic whit4i. - ti� I I I . * go to the othir very ' gu: t -a 1 posit had been exhaustefl. --- intends removg H the county for tile quarter cuding the � ,� i�cte 1�11 V XPO. It Olt, e th cetehas been in force a year only an e . j greater amount must ; . . I I 0 U I . . grievances. An Irishman ath - 6ver-a hundred applications have i , DE-9TROYE'D , daughter OW only a total of 40 cases. '--' to- out Of I'lat � I GAMBLING, APPARATIU�l I . - , . I - y - r' a . mb- ' Laura Spence - youngest Sth inst., all t - .. !, - t - -- . vinc s, and as, Onta, io. has to Coil- bought qui - . ' . . . Pro e easily be coaxed if kindls treated Pol. little wners to have their Twenty thousand dollo worth ofga - , Ethel, a few days Of these 13 occufted in Goderich, only ..-; -: 1 owever, it NV31S� I ' . rB of .e I t b - -- -� . I . -h I - . me of land o . - Nlr. Win. Spenc , - asys -30 1 1 i'l I,- iss, tribute one alf of the whole, she wou A ' . ) Ork �on I at wing- � . , .ID�A-Y Ap r on over if justly dealti with; but property brought within its jurisdiction. ling apparatus seized b. I the New Y ago fell on the ice and broke her arm. 2 at Scafortb, 7 tit Clini I 2,ttention being alvell , - SEAFORTH, FP $ 1 � &I, -1 even ere s 6 w . � � 4. J1, . ,--wever covered I nl;cp during tile past �ear, was.burne-d , d +.;-,,,e it has been i, a-nA the rest by suli magistrates 1.1�. -1 �Qi-. recovered. ! . - . � . If I. ; . � 1 . ..-,. . , � . , I � : . i I i I � Z - �- -1 4 . .,- . �, i . I § � . , i W i . 1. . I 7 o �, . I ,�� , . � . f �, . � , I �-.f -4 � F , � . , . - : � I �A � - I , , - . I � � I � - 1, I , � 1t � . j I' 1! � � I . 4I � 1 : I " - 4 f . : . � 0 - I T � 4 1 : I 0 . . , tf , I A � �4 . - ; ,�- - � `�� . ;� q . t I I � . � I " I I , I .1 � . !, � I r . -i I 5 � � " , . 1, .41 I : I � � . , . : I . . .AA I � . I � � i � i . i - rm ; . . I . I ; I- a I i I � I i . I ,e� 1. I . , I . I � � .1 . I t - � I ; , 11 . ,� - 4 . , . It I , ii 4 I , I -1 � V - 4 f , I I . I IL I " �, . I I ; -�- , I t ; f )t - , 4, '6 # * I � . � ; 1, 1P I , 4 t'. � � , I " X , � 11' � � I � I, I t i , 4. . i � . i - I I -� I � I I . , �i .1 t , , ��,, , , I - I 4 . , , � I . A - III � I I . � � � � . - , . . .,I . I t . . . . I J I . I . . , I I � . . . . . I i . It - . ,P- ! . , I I � � ? . ! � . I � - i I * I I - � I I . � �, I � , i w, I , I , . , : � I I , . � i i , i ` It I I . � . , � � . �k ,� I � 1, -, . I - � . I if . . . � . , V �, - 4 . � � � i . I - I . I. It I I L- � I I . .. , . f, . . f; . '. 11 , 'i� - 1. I, � . . k q - � 7 , , . � I � I I i , . I .1 k I � I . I - I � o I I I i � I- � .� I:1 - .. - i- i . i I I ,� # � - - I . . "I t I . . 11 . I , * ,7, - I h I , . I It'. I IL I . I ; . I . * � - � I tZ I � I . - I 1-i I ir , i , , i" , I I , . I ) 7� , I . . � � ) i i , � t � " 1� I � , 4 - � - , - . . ! 4 - , I . i i I — n U I V 0 - 11 u -- . mu -f . . I A" -----I--- - Fbe bullied n . I The§e a,pplicat ons, 2 " ills is bile. 8 ; - - . � i , - -- -== . be the loser 1 cannot i - . - I by the city authorities 011 Saturday. - elsewhere. Five of tile, 0()I)vlctl()ns we're I --The following a,ld, - .-- -I- . is loss is greatly i a- - , over a million dollars worth of land,show -b . � . , - , I - I y n .; C cers , roken. � I I � Just treated, a th C " de ontented . -Forty offi I A- t�z . the'death Refori.- ners. missioil, nor wil he be rn� egg season t Concerning East Huroi,� I . I a,rge holders appreciated theval- , - has once more I e h . � BI m e t. - 0 1 , . sed when all as to pay three titilles ing thdt I . -The bi- for violation of tile scott�Act. The ti - East crea . I I soliltetitleto I have beell arrested at Odessa for being - aside from I -,* Aleyl , , 11 � - . - - , ' Reform -,rs Of . under oppression and uuj6st tre , able to offer an a% ' . i,Nlr. Henry Wilbc", of al auluunt of finos imposed, 1 t 1 � - 1 [�r X'.j NNVinghwlL'� - I I I strue � . -;Jililks - 11' A. , m eeting of the minion more th an 8 . We hol e. lie tll -no of being is particularly use- I connected with revolutionary societies. i . was ,551. ! " ,-. . C . he receives. . conitilon ,'ell that is the Scott Act Cases, � -Wingball, m ed for botla Do .!' i The following sensible ; marks, fr the purchaser.. This .1 . those in - I : % � I- . 1. I ", 111ts a " . 11 . . 1 - Brussel- I ' er of �� -usual good I � constitui . v - . tract of land - The C7ar proposes t( t flie Don Cos . I the numb ing her I Hu -ion, as . - . resentatives Irom C - � herself by 'aying A couple Of Years ago Z � . Oy . � n . -a up -� . . . I . 'I will be h ald at Brus- then, that the rof the Canada PresbyteriaI fully meet f ul where an owner has 0, whicl ) vI suffering from I taking a liat"(3 for . ter would ru .1 3 . and, Locall purposes" -Will. have i n wilich. he' wishes to ' sack 'country �' ast'rc� 1jJx8 inches. ases in a single quar .' � day lilornill't r-evItills.. ' . . t tw -0 tario, in the pxe�edt Parliametif our views that we quotq- .1 -�' -near a city'Or tow to sepam.te* it ltd i �eggs that me ell :C - . IR the Sth i rist., a . tl1lerti iii full ' lie Crimea. � to about 160. � . wliich she 'diell..'.011111. ' ii,el � on Friday next, . famine, and a erwar Is Melbodist chur ' , I � 1% ,, `,rom experience, abd divide up into lots anti Sell des that ; C-A-MBRIDGE N'Vo,.�.�- he forty-fourth .. -.The Brus`e :I of f Exeter died � I I . . I large at- learned wisdom I ,1 it is a great pity that the rejoichigs. -�-Mr. John Jones 0 ;� .1 4z 4 owners. The new, Bill provi � - ectable sull ,W-1th paralysis. Tht ; � i , I i O,cfibck in the af�ernoon- I ivernment to�, Id be marred by : I the ' eight -oared race between Oxford and -,ra.ised the very .reap Of driesday M. f- mras -at once sillinnot - : I A in that they will force the Gc of theJubilee year sho,,l I the council of any county may Cal . t 6 last year for all purposes. very suddenly on We . � r ten esir Id as bus ,ness of i I in f was decided oil -12,25, 1plained of a pain �T " I . � _hance is d e before the erse their policy BI sbal, do- ,Qn the -discontent which, .still prevailsi i Torrons Act into force by resolution. A C,t,nibridge Universitie 1. the Ladies' Aid contribute(i of last week. He colt . everything that was -. - - rev - � . Cambridge winning !-this amount �. � 1 parp�nco -,,Vill be bro-ag ht . ion$. I - to save li-er life ,�.he Me i ' ough some tn- Ireland. Colonies and dependencies port of miss' the stomach the previous evening but - a these grants, even alth I � � f local offleer is appointed at the expense Saturday f 20 ;$314 for the sup in I . . . It - t i : � . iften been described as asource, o to whom is referred the in the good time 0 )Lr lai sat in a dentist's nothing serious was thouglatof it. He ` sclou I havo o ;he county, by three lengths sn,ess MITI thm , it' i m- - I CI ! . � � d : " me flug. of t Wen- � -A: You' - (I ap . tly, i. . I un- tired for th ill until lver death. ' � ITT!!I �— — � � terprising railway projectois'all -1 troubleto the Empirp, ut th, trouble work of investigating titles and granting minutes 52 seoonds. I his is the t : chair in Clitltol),. oPe day last week, , re c night an paren. , ��, - � (11 � � the 1by- _ very 6bado'k 'of the ht Blues. � the other, . dly. : He .-arose at the usual - � nd atn4l cligritall � I IailWaYS- ercial centres may a e . slept � soun , of a ki � :Vernment Aid to I bitious bo,rnm now, is. under the the absolute deeds subject to th general tieth victory for the Li 'he Duchess of � til. he had extracted, on e after ing I, : I I I . I- J. - ,MPT.- t in her tile poor Of 01 . - . . Nor does the 11rish probfiern inspector, whoo at present, is the Master NO CLASS EXF " [i a,hd *the took no an,ne,sthetic time-- in the morning and ,while dress : I ed: by rwnav� that the be disappointed. � -- throne .. � � � � ' it is, predicit . 1 7---- Iiiiiiiiiiiii nearer solution than it did when the er to be appointed Cumberiland, youngest daughter of the 'sixteen teet] , - u.ck and nerve. ,-lf dropped de il friew [. 111!IIIIIIIIII seem . of Titleal a special offic I t� iy kind. She has pl him, si ' true and sincere com ini-season wil�[ be utlp ,in t took (iffice. ,'vN1 hether . and sister of the King � of alt . viug removed to I N rdeedented, counties have King of Denmark, the Hay � was a retired fai 1,19, dy to help tile '-A!(; i The Now rounty Mania. � pre8entGovernmeni to fill the place when ten . �` last meeting of ,- .Tea . : .. S, a r did,, not find al rerreAyl � ney-General, of Grdece, the Czarina of Russia and the ' -At the was a good . 1-1 I :. I a by-law was passed Exeter some years ago., and .- for aid ,A;el of railwELY cons,tru,�Uou e1v- in . in a � town., �- 'Was's, &11 : I The new coulltY ania has again Gladstone did o I �dopted the Act. The Attol Bilip counci . t the way h .1 Princess of Wales, has been placed ted by all sponded. She was e.; I n diffei parts of it is very clear that his E uccesi �ors P,.ve In introducing the Bill, explained that 1 � cattle running at large up" citizen and highly respec'. who , ' � I oral new railways i out in tit z. northern part Of the T iqre 'ing Act to be taken private lunatic asylum at Oberdehling, prohibiting ced in, - �, . Wife and ` broken not so far found one. i 3 noth he did not expect the g from . the roads, commons and Btreets- W'o knew: him. .He Was well advan - ate - motllc�,, jaiGn ba�ve been Icom,menced, in I o C' . Ing , 't the Dom, i . county of Perth ,, Ind in a . portion of, the. gained in this business by d(nounci advantage of very rapidly, but itts effects, near Vienna.. She is sufferin will follow ,1 true friend to thOs d and not it . , expect other toWaships yo,nrs. : ulers orof Wvin am has been i � . g proje Itis pleasing to the Irish in general or th e Hot ie , gh . . I ,of her friendship many more BI Wing projo melancholia. ' -The assess I lege ; ' . . - unty of Wellington.. I . articular., There is 30me he still believed, would be good. There N'T III' , line., , . i � . . [ co ing ver r 4. -Cornelius the same I a f Bw-1; are being ag,itated. 4A11 of these - . anch of tlie Temperance Alliance - i y -of those line � , e al -ready assu. Med, learn, however, that this malady does � in is a measure to rx,iodify the present law HANDSOME PRBSE', to the New -A br .,oucted by the council to assess all . I Ill . J of man rd in the conduct of the o Bi 1010 Mr. O'Connor, of Vanderbilt has prese ited - � I . . tb(- mill privilege Of Hutton, Price & � ' man, ' . io� I of ab . of distress for rent. of Art, 6 has been staAed in Fordwicb, in the ' -m, ake a noble: wo I schemeis th&t - ha�v Considerable port 6nd but York Metro Museum � which here- � �. � i not affect i any I grows eloquent._ -on the grea : nship of Ho within the corporation,, � I received : ent aid and I I the satme Bruce, desires to abolish this power, . politam ivick. MrI E. Edwards, Carr band and three little: Govern ing "The Horse' � tow u 11 ae-m � . . form hak:e, � , ntry pool ,W, but is confined lw.,gp- glory of tile i pire, and at I the Government thinks it beat to give 'Rosa Bonheur's paiul . 13 �. a -' Hoppinstall. are among the toi,re lias not been tai b t which is ` - Sadand suohle f tile projectedor mooted ones- the cou that three-fourths;the distrain if the Fair." The picture -vas in Stewart' I ud Mr. I - I ,g a 8 s ;- , none o . ly to some of the more - ambitious spirits time tells Y 11 ol Lre rebels, 'and the landlord power to � Wits bo bt by the donor, principal promoters. and are doill thought to be.assessable, and be i al o I I the heartfelt SYMPa - � � . I I -suceee4 without liberal assis- - population 6 Irelan tenant does not yield possession on re- collection and 9 � : good work. * to collect all the ba,ock ta-kes on the same. . - . Community in t1leir , Can ever I I the t9wns and villages. In the Bee- embers of the FlousO of . . . There if; also a for $53,000. , I Rev. D. B. Me- Lity of � - i rom the �Bamo quarter. Hence Of that eight ceiving certain notice. After a' -The members of It aPpears that there is a quaril ' Aloyer Intended start tance. f . of I ,: agu a withl the of Judges in ORF,AT OCEAN YACZ RA.CZ. - - I 1, I ,tion named there are a large nu mbe r Com ons C'. niansJule �, eiiis Bible class at Ethel assessable property Monday last, but,01"', the ai I -- Billtoextend the power t waited on bi. M . owned by them - . I -a � we/may faI expect that at . ew York ! - Precisely the Luting injunctions without run of 14 days and 19 hours, the Coronett� R night the, Ilis wife lie, will diefei . ize and.of almost I dy4 iters I . : le manse in Cranbrook one , iqh is under water oil account of - - I wns nearly equal in a' I I Algoma of gra . I . wn,: at tl wh - . - I � . . r i y exists in Ithe c ise of � the nt Queensto of Parliulient fierce to . ed off Roche's Foi I . . 1. last week, and presen and the council - proaching seaffio, � I ce, and i t is I Sam b t reference to the High Court in cases in- arriv ted him with an Construction of the daM- ) time. . I BI business importan 11 . e of Sun ay, thuLx winningi, as a token . -, .� I -- -- -.,.! - am a st g will be! made upon the Do- equ main who expatiates on volving not more than $1,000. at 12-.50 p. _nI oil Sun of their appred- think they have as much right to pay . . , , - attacki say that there are as rri.any you. hat . 00 o ean sailing race, �, easy chair perty as tiloll-all it . % Gorl .. or increases needless. to our Dominion, and then tells THE AGRICOLTURAL COLLEGE. the great $20,000 o . n of his services .and their esteem tax4ea on that pro] - . I . minion treasu , f or f art ery wic -ed, e nothing, stio - . ' .' � i .- tit 6 e D I fO instructor. �747 . , LOCALITIE4,- - -- Mr. , ' to the railwa, !. fund. Having once new county schemes. as there are towns e French in Q To -night the annual d bate on th Up to a �fate hour Sunday night r him as a Christian high and dry and under cultivation� all e'who oweitheir allegiance eu I rival, th aunt-! Riddell, son of Mr. W. I I Wakefield, ,one of the I ',,'a . . d,cubtful if the Each of these several towns -is vi eing disloyal peopl Agricultural College took pl,tce and was had be I heard of he . . ! -Mr. James . N ' - - Irs. It. Jaill - Of tI! I . I i Ir. David . . - I . opened -the dno,� it is . I n PON"Ver, and ought probably as it- b as been every I - , . of - f Goderich I �a a few -,dar - 41 , ith the others for supremacy, but. to A foreig sea. The! Do- very much the same ess. IN THE 'NORTH-WEST - Riddell, of the 13th concession most respectable residents 0 in, wi` I)Gminion Government will have the w i I i be driven 'into the year since the College was started. The. FL:RIOUS STORM rom the North - get to, ,spatches show that' Hullett, has returned f . township, dieil quite unexpectedly on , Bisters.-Mr. Wirt. I - e neither* of them seems. able to cry a rable country if oppos tion always makes a great to-do STAT several r rollers i Coi to, close' it. minion is not-sivery des i ES.-Monday'Bde west, Thursday morning of last week. Al- � ,. � . CO ; L raxy to th far ahead of its neighbor. All -of tliem, tj � . ue. Br tain i3 not,in a tion, for what reason orm of Saturday. ,where he has been foa mily Inen. putting .- . the Reform I . ,at story is about this institu . the snow, and wind st - Ile brought his wife and fai thotigh in common with many. other �, - will soon have a ' . � a . ,eneral and heavy - years earixest expostul tions Of . ndi if three-fo#rths lear. They Claim night and Sunday waIB v - ple he had suffered from the , - ANVatson ,delivered On 41 , -er, seem o have become posaess- -very hopeful in rebelion, and ,over does not seem quite c . No th-West.' At DesJ along and they intend to rema-in here elderly peo . . I I party the GoNlernment, for. reasons howev of Ireland i throughout the . sent at least. long and trying winter, nothing serious �. Ures to a small audi have sine � bee � ome apparenti,:ai .ed of the idea"t1at if they could onl y be- . . that the College loses support among blocked for the pre I . eii hty Fenian y anA is due to the Moines, Iowa, the stleets were . - which 0 . 0 n to a are in Parlia- the farmers and 'that this . -The West End Farmers'* Club, wag anticipated by bis family, but on - ,evelling of la3t W(� towns that their future - " it not bel," better for every Fea d to have an, were Aelighted wi� � iluded to, m 8 . I in 3 t. Woul Dr. Pres- and Sunday trains delayed. bas decide ' which hp,ve be ' ouny I nt. way in"*which it is managed. ersmithy Wednesday he was struck with paralysis - . en, a stipre mv aci and success would be a3sur- patriotic Brit)n to acknowedge I that - . h Tuck y in the spring, and every inem- anA, died as above stated.. He was a � .. ni-anif ested their '11); I � ton, for instance, insistorl that the felt there for the spring wheat, whic arbor da; in these columns, adopted thesystem, Of coercion, vide has been sown. urn out and plant - I as- -11, ongs, and tha . -n, pro cted to t , ed. Conse tly each one of 3ome Ireland h institution must test seed grai 'Q ber is expe nati*ve of Cambridgeshire, E ,ngland, an -a the speakv.r a luk quex L � -oper &RDIN -HouiE� , � giving aid to local railway projects,.. and eviction and.1 ullets ar� not ;he pi THE 11 ICIIIGANt BO. nament his farm. A good with his wife and We will dvli-1,vr 11, towns in the north country � na 14 the Province with thoroughbred stock -The ell arred bodies of 'the e will be cal -4e to this Country cc ai once com imeuc�d- tho great difficulty half dozen r4medies for a Chri(stla�� ti )n to apply ctual benefit to ITOLOICAUST. idea and we hope the exampl f hil-dren in 1864 since -Which time .. - '1- 4-4 Plucki Patiell op. 1 The more that is given has -a new wn, to4 these wron� a ? The inore you a�tack and otherwise do some a hall, .1 . coanty ache -me of its 0 Ir ould be support- 12 men who perisliel by the burning of- ,y farmers in every section. . 'Our C ' 1L X ' will. be to at - , at�tack I he EniDire. the f armors before it w boarding-house, Besse� � followed b lie �asE lived all but fouryears-tbese were -- the town -ship, ' . � es of each have I ieland the -m -re yo I � Thurs- .. - of.. Goderich passed at Ben0l wn- , ning, April ii - the repre entath, V u --1 . Mr. Nixon Sturdy, iller-in Goderich to eve - -be and the repre ed. The reply was that seed grain was the Colby mine . � - I andmore freluent will Gram - bi all, nterred on nisbed the � f - the grea.ter i g t pon th� Ontario Go vern- B,iatter let thE d Old M in try is tested and reported upon, that only mer, Michig were 1 � :: township, was much asto sbip. . .- - -avall thc1inselles n : acts been pressin � . . Lfid-again. ' i . . o the different breeds of *- At the inque t it *its developed . ' I s In view af these f I h f ant day. that his flock of , i "Mr. Nvat"'on. w the demand - . in sea8c a and out of season, the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII � specimens in after other morning to find 11 During the, two years ending 1886 1 � hear I! , it: may be pr6filtable to examine -into ment, . - � I W M h - N! mals were kept and the supplying of the that two drunken b ar era came - sheep had been increased by a lamb at Claderich; ` I -worth I I . ' - r scheme car- t Mr. Drury, mid -night and occupied the first part of . 670 ,vessels , arrived - �, 7 . ,tr , - what has al,rea�y been d nd to see desirability of having thei . OUR TORONtO LETT R. Province would be absurd. ly with six legs. The two extra legs spring there were during the year 1886 12,000 , ,. R,oss, -our popuk 11 I rovince, of ried out. 0 ourse�all of these�bl emcs � I I e most prominent farmers of the building where the fire evident I of the regjilarly 31,000 bushels ' ", ill. nmence(I w4l, A fc . �' � -----I one of th . � - from alongside one ()00 feet of lumber, I Of 1CO - i 1 I i 30tb, 887. mding member of f corn and Call the position which Gur own P - � J TORONTd, bi ; the Province and a le . started. The six taotter two self -bitilitrs. L ' - I �rained resp etive , I : -The New York Orthodox front ones. ,le . 5 Ontaxio, occi In. this matter. � , entirely. irresp � he --ritics of the HIGH LicEN-11',E Bij,L. wh' at 125 00.0- bushels o . The' work ,'of the gessiod has! been the House, criticized t curiosity is &live and frisky. I of coal received. by , ably adaptc-dx`*r thu, - and 528,000 itolis f, � errx of p ranting aid to of the wishes c)r inclinations of a large I i . - I � they did not like, State Assembly by a vote of 70 to 56 e so d the death Of I is on,- . �, Since thi I - I 1, -We ar rry to recor er. The exports from the town - I gaged- ; IN at .11 -0---N iticipally i ter- s�inging along during 'the week and is institution in a way ound fault has passed the Cro y High License Bil " - in ngr out that they f Margaret, beloved wife, Of Mr. Johy w' 0 bar- TEmPERAN 1'-. . I a WWas commenced by the majority of th people pr . I by pointi during the so -me year were 125,00 1 � ' local railway . . I . ompletion. The son of Rev. , . t the su. ,in ested, title only consideration bein g the OW well on'toward I- a measure - intro . Hind, of Exeter, which occurred Wed- - T-fts- ton, succeedet" In 01 o five year 3 aga, . I -without in- eating any improvement or ti di )rinally in- , - rels of salt, 24,500 barrel's of ap , -- Dominion,, som . rly all passed auggestipg a remedy for the ills which Howard Crosby. ,t was orig � Templi4rs ot � I . tre, which is to profit at the Estimates have -been ea isday morning of last week, after an and 12,000,000 feet of lumber and 324 '- Royal in one great con , I xe apply to ne ' - - b v ppropriated. "'. . I I Bills they claimed existed. He was warmly tended to make the mi a lady - �atth week-. Tile object, ; Ind a number of the 3oyerpmen ' lit illness of a few weeks. She was loads of Cattle- To look Ile old - ' , ,as divided be- expense of the whole. Indeed many of . I I � I -ed by -members of the Opposition. cities of over 4()O, )00 inhabitants, b _ - , s temper- ca� d - mote tile teilipera this yvay. Th�s slim through th eir1preliTi nary . answei . . of remarkably bright and joyou oUld scarcely think it coul I J . - have been put f the best points an amendment was carried which ex to',i1vil. one w . � . -pro I I one o among .1 -Tile cus ouls : . all -those who are f; tween'the Vrovinoes as fcllo,ws: Ontario the municipalities which it is tbu3 I � Mr. Gibson made - wi perament, and a great favorite . giNfe. such a good showing. t , I , an� its provisions 1 -875, posed to remove from t)heir old moor- tages. . i in the debate'by declaring his deliberate empted Buffalo . I I . : . - , 11 all wbokmew her. during the year 1885 amounted cause will wi0l 4' 1� � � I 0 � - � . . I QIIESTIO,_ I uently apply c)uly to Brooklyn and Hullett correspondent gives the re4eipts p I * lotwitbsta:aidin; ved $3,286, 00; Quebec, $10 1 �f. � conseq . t I . -.N - recei: - . . THE TqLL ROA.D- I opinion that the reason why there were : -A - t . - q gs and give them the benefit " and . - I � _,A.Q-,000, and, New in' I ommittee on not so many sons of Ontario farmers at- New York. . . ago and far.' to -681612. , _. ' 000;. Nova. Scotia) $2 49 relatioushi ve re- . �. The first meeting of I tile C morning f011owing itic-id-ent: Long - . , I - Mr. Jonath" Carter a former rea- . Scott Act in bur vi ps ha . would like to ACCIDEINT.-Earl Saturday. 1 IT igh baptised a � � Brunswick, 63,�76,000. Now, it 1S:.fai-. blessings of r ew I I om here, liev. Mr. Hot I see drunken "wr' � I I .. � f freeind the.toll. ro%'ds of tending the College as all rear a 1r � i,d id'eDt Of 'SeafOrth- and H�ensall, but noW. ; e,question o . 'N. P. came into 'a freight train cras ed into the en � , ario, contributes as peatedly pet tioned the Government , . ' Ir. see, was that since the , duce bad gone of the Chicago express, " lbonia; . child. Far from there again lie marr JiVing at Cour-twright, near Sarnia, on I streets. Any hig, to assume that Oat he Province' as hel yesterday TN ric I near Lee 11 another circuit lie lai I Vill tend tot'rew ; .1 . - ' venues of the Dominion against the'designing schemes of the ai 4 .:w rting 1 force the p e.of farm pro -illed,' her ; and on sti . W,eduesday last pur&hased a first class -, , : . . I ry instantly L ! ra,UGJ� to the r . ,,ibison has the satisfa tion of re o I that few farmers could spare ing 14 less I � . .d Ohio, the engineer bei. . , - -will � P -. , � ,;people, and praying to be uty of own so OW go to college. one passenger fatally injured, and seven Week baptis�d her babe. lie 'say& h two year old heavy dralight colt fyo)n frequent via Cie other three Provinces named put bitious tON6 . . I o the Committee ti at the Coil their sons to allow them to I now waitin for that child to grow up M' saris John, Dow and Win. Co L-quhoun -1 by the bettcr,(AvviTS : f . I At , nothing . . a. . he Colonel Ross, the Commissioner of others more or less seriously hurt. i ' . d. - P - together. Thip being the c. . -98-teS, t� Itio Arthur Farre, I a a -r of! Hibbert, for $500.. This is really an . ligious Services a * has - Golat . ise ;: then, left alone. , dauntEd, the � I uron is without to:11 'Od 01 er. Agriculture$ , made several spee ' D B AT If o F D R. F) RRE. - ted . surgebn' In _ -hunthtlV'� .- 1- town- sio after. oads are f iee and .n, go ches V rcoe, sr., one of the pioneers � excellent animal weighing over 1500 lbs. English t, ributed one-half,of the speople lersevemand sessio c ---J ohn Ontai i. -1 islatur6 they persecute his he - showed was due to the in tile course of the debate, all of which M. D., F. it. S., tT e celebra .� olborne township, died on Tuesday, . DEATH -44, X; I , Ivenfroni the Dominion session of the Leg .�' . I . the eo an � dea , at the . a e of 76.�i of C . .age of So years. He was sired Major. Mr. Colquboian ..-. li�at, whole a,mount . . I prise and public, spirit of the peo ,were models of explanatory statement. and writer, is �7 ! March Sth, at. the ripe � ear . Strong diedol ent with their dei ands. I ni took with him another Major colt a y I , Sur ocal railw ys,whileshe has the Governm �Jhe as well a8 other gentlemen, whose I He challenged contradiction to the state- Dr. Farre was Phirsician-Ext aordina�ry oe was father of,ii, John. varcoe I he bought froln � tion .Of tile li�alg , � trea, ,y to aid ition �to � Mr. Vare . (I a -half old -whiWil I In I During the p esent session of the Legis- %--like Ifortunate Dm ment'that the college wA,s the best. mau- tothe Queen; Phi sician-Ace ucheur , . . ittle ove one-sixth., l . . counties BI in , I *e u6dersto,od that . 1. cliess '; 6f I jr., secretary of the Colborne Branch . all Q .Roy of Hibbert for $216. - Friday, the Nth only received � 14 1 . I ell. to! ) . agri , "ales, the Du ; I The deceased was pr Cured on , 61 and ,ga-ve it pretty w cultural col- the Princess of \1 - order to get 9, r I ; fficien '- ' ' M'r . -�j appea nces both animals � . -0 . three mil-" lature the attick.was a'a;in reviv aged and most e Agricaltural Society. F��om��res� ra. ' other,. war i I . I . if the funds of the Province we),e used I tted the Edinburg, the Princess Ch-ristian and tile i . At hr . . ' - was a. plau I w1ill. be priz � winners. - st 11 is . Wile, C of large deputations waited I ' lege in America. Ife regre Leiningen and att , 8 man, i%nd was ripe for the . - , -1 lions for :: 0.rsf4f she has been fcf,r' ed to a couple n . Ito do for less enterprising localities what party toile in which the Opposition's Princess of ended - in he spoke so often about. I q citizens of Ford- - : of ascrious natur, -' at in furnish- upon the GOA ernment to urge th( for itseff, Huror would - ' - )the late Princess heavenly home " choppin , A neeting of the ed beyond the Cot . il Ons to Blasi claims Huron' had done I C ad been couched, Bi said her first coufinemi tit I on ' t - I ` ' I I c W� held at the Albion Hal , ve seven ill . g I" The llestion riticism h � � . tries, akud -While George Elliott W I 9 wact; 068 L �l I ter of their res ecitiva-sebetnesy atil they' !expect a I I levellin p he bad appointed an advisory board Alice. He wrote ably on obste I on the farm of Thos. NfcKee, on the 4th I who did their uti) c comm odation for her ais . in eg , - ' contributed several phy! apers . . Sa. BI to discuss the ques- I Ing railway a � : !of freeing these' road is still i til reat f men 'On both aides of politics, Biological p z f Goderich township, on . , turday night I born in Ireland . made up 0 e ion 0 of see in see that this have receivec' the usual answer fiat the � Ion ,&ing the cem etery groundS . Canacl-A in 1855) r � � . : urity and � ati, provinces. ,Any person ca � est obsc Onfust,lon.,_ PTobody with a view to improving its working to the Transactions of the Royal and-',. of CODC 69 a limb fell from a i t , -. I . %nd yet this is Government do not intend to I rin in . � Saturday forenoon, . I illage, by the ,Govern- ' ' i's eculation, . . I � 9 ! has a plan to suggest and �thereL are so and raising it above the level of politics. the Royal Microscopical Societies. I the arm, and aIllotted to the v :on which he dit,2 a losing 6, . - .. .� tree, striking him on when the village was ?i I nor in which -any Ilew cou,nty scheme this seas)n. I many CoDfliciing iDt rests ---- -- many . quiry into ment, in 1853, � I one in - , ce of the man I � . I . . - A number of the farmers in the House, Di,,HoNE.sT OFF CIALS.-En ()in -He was . - place Monday at but insta '' -ing it above the elbow. ol. The grounds have not . z t, - I ettledl tbat it : � - � 11111 fact i , tha,t in so far as t is see- or difficulties td be a I . including Mr. B.allantyne, give teSti- the Survey �Depaitment revealed c - bre&L oved to the residence of his first surveye pose origina attended, the. )v this Province has been treated by the The '( possible t , n( : an I & neral Bond- at once m b used for the Pnr Ily in- , -' 11" I'! fi I mony to the work done by the college, plicity of"Egyptian officials ia,the fr ' - been being large (�zloi .ms ini . :l and und' are- - een � - .ge to nceriled, the see " ' i uncle, Dai Mci , t d d and have for some ti mne I - i (".. vernment - and stran tion Of the Province is co i is, how- . -01itit SCHOOL. - O minion 11 which to act OVIng. L _ en eLl . D !: () � �.. principle on . is not and the importance of maintAining it. ulout III of StatE lands, and the, ex, at- 1 treatment is impr - I . I .I . ful inedica artly occupied. Speeches were mad -e I it tary existing con nties are not too la ra-c and Hu the . tion of the Gori - say a ,majo-ri y' of - h Parliamen .0. I . ever is a question, in which� r It The whole discussion took place on the ence of a rfing in t1i e Finance Department, . . leople of your . .1 i rnment I has I - uring the late election for E -NL1cssrs.:B. S. GookandThos. Gibson, �,Iarch l8tb. Thi i the i ulyrove�d methods of travel of much. -interested as the I � reby the Egyptian Gove Ly �, itativea have 4 id by their votes witl r - BI. 1 .. wile ou J. P., Ga behalf of the claims of the . , s� rep;esen - stL I I heir e:itilnaw . . - HO e Df Comitions 2 Mr. I�OLbert Gibson, examination of tb -. I the matter ,in t . mer of Howick, and . ection is ain inconvenient County have taken i - I IMAIGRATION. been defrauded ol $450,000. An A ' concession . been ff ir�ly and justly, late years n( a I L I - I of the 6th the land stiotably a, � � � ve got ri(I .. . ' aillt' The- 0 1 Another importa . - - , ti,ilat, she It an a It of the ! nt item of the esti- ican, Mason Bey, is at the head of -the his five son JoSoph William citizens. . As unque, . Campbell tile Pri - wn. ha,nds . . s, and Mr. " . mai " ' ' use for comp] distance from the county se�t. ner. in no belongs to the Village, it is only a . .1f i : treated and has ROL Ca . nuisance in a very ractical ma14 mates, which was pretty fre-ely discuss- department. lie declares he. is son, of the 2nd concession, and. his faur ter of n time'when it will have to be given . the school. I - -ad- - - ario has given ; �. -K E SCOTT AM. e �wa I . people neither need nor desire,la re a that of immigration. This year way responsibl. for the fraudulent dance, of visitI More than -tliis. O -At � ., I NFORCING T . . 'Is of 1- I � sons, gave interest in colucal u m of � h. few Ff., One of the most inportant Bid the d ' e -� eleven votes for the. Liberal af ' I . I' Governmen is - justment, BI were it not for t does away with th practices. Th" is:wbab ! uP- , '', , , , , I , .11 I I I I t s )�, I I. -W� . -1 a ,, li- - , - , - I �-, tr i I I I il 5 i . ,� I � - i I . 1 C214 , 7i 4 0 �! I , t t ' Iff d .11 .Je r out rJ � I e I 4 � 4 1 `1 4 1 1 11, 11 - V1.1 � from her owit li treasury the :a - . the Dr. Macdonald. a Hale died at his ou�s . s e � -Mr. Jame ana surrounding . . anc2s � session was introduced to -.day. i it gives ' Hu." G I candidate, eds right sort of -tily I 8 r .111111ticipal treas- , rnbitious towns. no dern I � officer at Quebec, but retains the one in ay be dall .a fail on Sunda, -� . , $6,630,000: and from tha in the more a . �-.. vei, without any re- .and m G-oderich ,last, taking ( , a' change. I . I � the Government po I t England. This is contrary to the views Stearriship Scotia, from Marseilles compact. residence in y He deeper hit I - � � . . 111ber sum of $13,961,846, would be niade for . from County Councils tO� 4PO'u ippositioo, who declare they Mediterranean ports, with twelve hun- 'k a. team belonging at the patriarchaI age of 83 years. tofore. 1he atte I urias the f � 1� . I I - � . .. quest . ri Scott Act -of 7 the 0 - I passengers on board, ran ashore -One day last wee was at the time of his death probably - M-aking a tal of ci twentyand a - * Pollee Magistrates to t Y I would do exactly the other way. It is dred . to James M-allaffy, of'Poi� Alb�rtl while � was larger thal t� I orning New aijn�flar Occasion, . ' ith- . So Noar hnd yet sp I�ar. i cases,- BI It'he meaI u re f urther I provides dly true tha' � Friday ,in at Blue Point, , ' i. that place to Gode- the oldest settler in Go.dericb, having . � . , 8"w . . � undoubte t wrong on the part - ha,if million 4rollars to . id railway 1.� . I that more ,: e York. Her passettgers are all safe, but drawing a load fron ere 59 years ago. lie was in . - than one Police Magistrat D ,�- through the ice, nestr the come th � Z Tlis-. 11cfe of the Iadstone Govern f +31 a ominion Government does not visitors prt-sent.' in her own barders. .j,y means ot th a I . . . W - - in 8 , riu'A, -- ith the t1lose days engaged with a brother LU � i may bo appointed for a county where cuse wrobg by Mr. M6wat and his col there, is little hope of sav g the ve sel . way ,-i has ment has proven a serious blow to tile the C emperance Act is in force; ey- . is r-yalued at South pier. They were got out wili, . liberality an efficient ridl I , ' - � anada T Jeagues, but that Cali hardly hide the which, with her cargo, - assistance of poles, etc., but not ,until keeping one of the two or three stores I h , -e are ii ow very. promoters. of Irish. Home Itule� With.. nant-Govtrnor in Coutil the 000. On Sunday after which served the few settlers .in ai .. been secured, and t . . that the Lieute bsurdity of the Collservit,tives in $500,000 to $750, � sea had been in the water . � e paid .a . I ' ag6rr, of the one of the hor ; .:at in. � salary to b agant Italian passel t was fortunate -around that place, but about 1834 re- . . - - the advent )f the Tory Goverim, cil may determine bile d i Ig as extrav noon 2-19 of the ' Ot well accommo I � - , Legislature cop emnin earneir ar nearly 1-)0 -minutes. I I pent two 1. . few sections!that are n ; came a renewal of the thumb t Police --klaite, but not in I wrecked at rived at Castle� 'Gar- oved to London, where he a i " a. 6kt, while England, a coun Y the -small expe.nditure on immigration,of e accident occurred so ue&r the harbor. m dated with �a,ilway fa(flitie . xc' 8 0 I lagistrato hil' stoutly defend- They r . ed into the rotunda pell. tit . e - resources for screw process' of - attempting t D subdue e' ess of I, 6 0 ; thE t a county rl the Government, w e - den. I y, successfiil examination wag years and then return d to ' Ontario wa�j devoting her I b llowed f:om $.150 to 1$7300 for , ��ndering - of hundreds of mell eking And bowling for food like -A ver, . w'lile ' when he went to Toronto - I . a and pacify- the uufortuuat�o peo:)Ie of th �xpenses; that only one such ing the squ , shri lid b eld at Broadfoot's school in Tu ekersinith I a short 6 he came ba I . � - 4 �t of ti o country in- thi . ... traveling e � da byi their friends at Ottawa. ravenous wolve43. They crowded arou light by I About 18. ck to God'erich, the develop, en . , shall r i 'a thousan- - . � ek. This school is ta . at vicinit � d. A few mouths go it wa,� y ecelve nbing - over..�each last we and hasremained in t1l r y ever In were squander- Emerald I � magistrate in a, Count % Ingram and Mr. Garson$ the the lunch tables, e1ii nolition of I or Of way, the Gt�er Pro,viii * wipenses of Both'MI, ' Miss Dick and: the efficient co 84 . , Ilent as, married to a sist . � ,�ltatives,' favored the aboli- other and trampl &II ht riotous living, and confidently hoped that the diffi,,ult prob saI ; that the Ilary and 6id 'quarterl labor repreSE ing.. on the helpless her to be an exec � since, He W . . . ' ing their st+at � . sliall be �pa y ren. Pandemonium the school proves lem of, bringing peace and contentment the magistrate, tion of 06'E�glish agent, but Hon. Mr. woifien -and hild � � and'capable teacher. Sixty or seventy Mr. Willson, of Colborne. ks now that tlt�ekr treasti-iies are efnpty, and . by tile county; and th�,t noLetion for . ve . I an Jidur. ent remar : , - in once more to Irela�d was all but.solved, noliary or Fr'aser pointed out that this would lea reigned supreme for ftillyr I so visitors w6re present to. testify to the in.- -A flowick correspond Ig good work I I I ". I . . damages shall lie gains� stipe -Ship The force of thE mass of people -,%,�Bits - -on, The Ross Rible is still doil - they see t4,ey &re b Ang lef t behinc . %' ma. for irierely technical ,�he field free� to railway and steam b eytook in the rising generati ex I i t the bu to-dav a,11 is d rkness and gloom - a police gistrate I large employ- great that the officers who were's*tion- terest t I 'lil,-e an in tile town - the, race � of gross, they apply to to jurisdiction kinder the companies and desigl!iDg b d all seemed, Well pleased with the 113 Howick. Although it is clud"d . - 'Pro . The boon of Home Rule, su7 mistakes as era of labor, to mislead the English pub- ed to keep order were swept aside answered the questiol's - f f om neaI all the sch ools imp fdod wa,Y t f leatling a great , Domin,ion treasury tor the assistaI before. , .. 1 CaPaI Temperance Act. he or- li� a thing which Ontario's agent has no . Then, the distributign of lie pupils ship, it is the means 0 . elve once so nmr, is iti to al . . t - straws -Dg men- crowded to that were put to them. ' s. posed to be I . . ofcours� is ia under , never read I have a- orded thems . tant provision I Interest in doing. Besides tenant far- began. The stro at many to �read the Bible. that . 1 they shoutc -- . - I I --The MethodiAt congregation the - . we have appearances, as fax off as. eve., and the A.,rhich .the GovcrnmerI assumes the ! ed in Canada, and in, the front with. uplifted arms, and I 11 ev. itbefore, Nodoubtthey havehad nfortunat'Gly for Ontaxio, ag. . I . I i niers are still Want - Wroxeter has extended a call to , � W11 to � U . I ' d thereby a I Q sockets cry k that has . � I . . . d,e tt!1, a,pp,lica- old metho, Is of coercion and in_-1imidation power,.of appoinpnientl�u se tinl!es �of British agricultural de eye.. starting from their - e their -(;ood. Old Boo Come do '.-have not ma, is . . I - A, 1�:. S',mith of Varna, to becOm oceansof Been, they , , � I 11 to keep I . has us through seas -of blood -and I axe to be tried ag�in. Frequent BI oft larger responsibillty for it -'lie e I . . pre, n It, i,s deemed -we the ing in Italian, 11 bread, . bread.!": The � - . . . oftollelaw. Anih-tportaintprovision also I -t class -w -liable. pastor next year, and Mr. ,srnith ir houses ; but it was a COtn- BY'thE 'si . subject -to the decisien o , . , le, aid of the Domin- � 0 a,S utterly uncontro ' - the fire in the tion.invait'. . dvan a�68 bi Ontario before tha - surgiDg mob f I t I � I S . .instead t accepted, id so wa's not I, . � In -L - rith, th6 ass t of recurring failure� along this 1 ne� � A I'liagistrates pled on, xnd- , ell I I is that which aihi:s to proto . on. A S. , Hardy, replying to some Wornen and children were, tram . Stationin, , of inon thii-ig to have. about, an I Ion Cxoverj�tucnt Z r'Lgillg the Tory (:ov(riiment of . ns. e.. . -r Coinmittee. The people I - . ' rather N�ild - -ten' RitiOn sheo. away. e 0 cers 0 , ly fortunate read. be oss e . they of discou . � arr list vexatio prosecut Oppo. u, , resentatives, I , Bi I � staten ts of crowded and pu Wroxeter will be exceed is r r L I. �ed by the 'remier in of the Garden iided the distribution by alld curious and so . ead, , � I I " Mr, ',Sinith's ne . , . he to -day seem only to hav - '� embers,! po�nted out that 0 � an In w . eGreantr 6 taxio rep � c added to theff ntario did - W'( . � - ds m et, and t . 1. � main xeason ur - . aed to throwing the loaves over the h hey see - a In 0 , that - � have had !,their demai I vere in hie o (I .fa,vor of tile 13ili ,,%," that it. the Scott " eads of if t the GDv I determination to Perse Id ar . not assist� immigrants as some seen stamp. The V* arna circuit. have extend- We- w.0111d. - suggest it . , a little i �k ? af erha iav;,.- built I I . .- . - unties the p -,euf( reernent of Ill � ernment issue a new editio I rovince, �f 011taI t v Act co roller think. Theladvautages of Ontario were the nearest to I e outskirts of the crowd. - I ev. I Sebring- i'� . r own re- well bcai:en.' Wult blood sta'ned pat�h. Act was the only .barner against ed a call to 11, Xlr. Clifford, of I' cal roads out of het . . . made knowu.&nd -inquirers were ,given Every time a loaf was thro�vn into the b . . the -er opinion to 1)ecome their pastor for next enlargr�(I, yearly, and it wo - I . her Own o o turn in and The Gove rnment has just intr. oduced . i a. free trade in liquior. NN'llate ever . y in . ort, i �latio]3`, ,but there was. no crowd 20 or more scrambled, an (I ' in ville, to - . - . long until. the whole of it would be Us �: I ; - I � "cott Act, . . s the some cases, fought . ,,e columns o I sources, is: no, forJea t . I - ell inight bold as to the I') to get it.. That f tile Globe I , the English. Pax4aalient a meas4e in, . payi O' an: isted passage's Ills Wa closely read as'tb L S 22222 ' -Provinces of Jig I I friends of Stailley 11-ays) . ,lot roads f the to . . was e --The many help b�ui I - - none would desW to see any body who Kim-.,Ro. breadwas a [uxury violent from, . of the late Win. Hays, or )i � , Bruns- called th Irish Criminal Law-Auleni- ase with tile Dominion. ich, son I e � I - ose, at libcrt�lto.wll liquor and that i le of Goder - I The Galt Reformer Says - John L11- -)debec N.ON,a Scotii and N, w nic st ell . f — the way the starviDg peop gorged leased to learn that Ile has . . Q v. 1, ther -Ox not Ontario will ment ]�M. It 'is said to b,1 the in violation of ilie law. 31 a was the I - i There themselves. utside the railing were will be. p ition in a law office in ingg-t-on, brother of Jas. Livingston, 9 - ick, INVIhe . ; ' A�SAS LEGISLATT-RE.- - secured a POE . w , e of tie 'he deputa- TITL � 'trni 852 1 ego , . I . , stringent and coercive measar arged in reply to to present house . � s ntly admit- 1-4. for South � Waterloo,, we believe Ontinuance .of this argument i - ix farmers in ti . 642 passengei.-s from the 1' . t4t . � . I it to a kind ever introduced into the Imperial tion of the Liberal Temper nee League are fifty aesland and 660 from La Chicag chanlpionvO V lie ,Speak.- from the XV . T i quietly subm . I to �ld claim to having been the it mains to. be seen. I 11 nitbe Gov rnment not of the ansas Legislature. T ople in all d to the bar here as a ba:rrister a I ` al T ort of thing re . hich waited I � E rl Bretagile. Naarly *3 000 'pe - 0 inion elections. �ft' ' - B � .... t and its bold -Trop6sals have w ent ter is a f rmier, and he has put a, farmer ''i Of solicitor, but preferred striking oilt at the recent Dom- -I .1 proper to al . � . . I . ht an( 'd needed ParliaT , long ago to f that the � overnm I committee, and made were in the rotu. e babel stone was at the poll at Welles- � . � ! It is rig . I' ,,y bewildered the irk h mernbers. � I ri�portq.nt to remaining at home. He has Living - -e hecotirse now proposed. on ever : ir ro . . - m the national coTn.p etc - . . should not ta I This of tongues was f �ightful, as the immigrants . West 1� 11.1,7 rpriseE fro t- been made a, member of the prof-essioll , ley villa,re &t �9 olcio,,Il on the InIDYI� national �Ilto � a Pray with trial by jury and -n- of the Bill by the isixteen of . them chairmen. , ere of all nationalities. The gates on ; ta . ;1,1. f, The introduction i -howl aiuoug the law- W I . . I . .. .r. sim, ilar- It does 4- ;+iiatn-nd- tcourse I as raised ai� I - . I .- I i I - TiIE -HARPT'i E-01011TOP.- 10� I ersmith itell's, h 'paper, I notiq-,ed� -Christopher D, I ,tit smi - scho(A 11o) the site of tyle, -P', to Hannah's Con -of the injustice I ' children of som, purbey, hesi&- cession. By �;(J the,,-chool, X11r, average attensla ,only 14 pupil -- I Mr. Dab. 1 , S steb I the ratepayers. I whether wA, wil, ; Incurring thevx , . dformed, -whell I. Hannah*s cornli v . vorthy of tit-- monaville sk-hol -which will. IL11 I tate the build ilation, and thti tea,ellcr. Byri I beli-evi! -w,c -,ar jority Of the : - posed by tho"121 reigns supreti I . I I . treasury, but A Is in pwao - . It 6 f ju stice, enti re- C overnment s.nl)ws that, , no. IT J � � . . - . , � - � . ma - . ! . : I . - I y local chemes,& no tter , vests th ahmitnistratio . � I . .. . ., . . . ly aid purel J i ir . I - � .. � � . ., . . w I i I I ! . + I I � . . - . I . i � + . � i I . � � � . - I - � i . - . �. I I . ! - . I i - ,... � I I . � . ! I . � . t - : . - ! I - . . ! .! . . 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