The Huron News-Record, 1886-10-13, Page 2h —
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Every. Wedneedey 14911:ling
. INT8N..NO.xs
'4V 'MOM oFries,,
Affiart. .51reet., alihtc.n„. Ont.
:
# 145 tt3i0(t.txtuett ; uctt intti..
• The proprietorsof Tit sCtonEU fen EWs.,
purelissyd ills business anti plant
a
o r irits-:-Ittrilex Rseinto, will in finnre
aptbli1l tlfeainalganial:vd 1.2:tilers ilk htton, :
antler the title of "Tun 11rmix.3.•;mvs-
33,scoari,"-
C1inton is tliS IkloSt prskieenas toWnII
:5W(.,stern Ontario, is the it etoisitlerable
nut lei Refining, anti the centre :of the finest
kiriettiturot
The, cm abineil eiv(i-tlat ion 0 f• TuF Nnws
Rscon31 oceeeits tbat of any taiier
pul-
lshid lit lito Comity of florist. It is.,
therefore,. ansttritassed..-.as atti advert6itig.
nuptial)].
.ltatci of .divertising, -liberal and.
fm•nisitc.(t on appneatieu.. . .
tr,(71'arties Inaidag contracts fot• a, speci-
fied tim'e who discontinur a
e theidvertise.
ntours boforc the cgpir,y of the sawn, will
eltargett full,: rates.
Aarvortisentimts, withont histreetioos. as
to spaeo mut (into, wilt iie" IA* to tile juitg.
levet of the colarpositor..iif the' display, in-
sprtvd. nahl!..rorllit121.411, 11101$1111'i1. by a
seals or staid. (12 lines to the
• ited1), stet 10 emits a Hoc rot arm.
- insertion 1111141• cents_ n 1iiic 01 etwb sub.
-sr(pien( insertion.Oolers: to 'ilis'e(sqiikiw
ativertivments must be in
• far Notiees 80- ns. ItY.‘DING 1.:1Trir,1l;
',Jammu ed. by.a settle of solid ,$onparicl, if? .
imes to thb Inv1)) ellor:geIi ta.s.the rate of
1.9 eeets s lo,' '011011 insertion,. :
•JOB WORK.,
'titre have ono of tile best appointeALl..
Oftiees ot"forono.- cur facilities in
this department enable us to. do .1111 kinds
• e f work—It'oill ft cal llrlg (..n.1.(1. to a to,ostooth
poster, to the liest• Sty4e.known; to the
' craft, an1 at the'. lowest, poi:41110 rates.
Orders -by mair.promptly attended to, • -
Addre
The News -Record,
canton.: Onnt
. December, 18,52. • ,
The Hum. n fiewq-ilecord
Wetintpsdnty, 41'4.1tober 1.:3111
THE, EAGLE AND LAMBS;
: la1Tra,r..6::. • • ......
•
. it will. probably sp1p1'i!,0 nni y'to
- Icarnthat dating 1110 fiscal yeitr end, •
tug • Juno •3•9t1;•.• 1885; •that 1,61,751"
.. battle wore- eXported . to : the
froth CanadA, 66.,15 7 *head , likni:•
from Ontarlo,.. against 69,446 head.
;shipped te.Grent Ill•ihtilt.. '1,' here is, •
however, a Witte7fillerence in tA Ines
The exports , to•Iititain wore' valued
•f•;i1,752,54X, while . 1,..ho8e' to 1-.1-n,
• States ;were 0h1113..1101 1 11 $1,4 1 1.,42,
. Of which $1,.30G,21 0 represented'
. Onlario's elntre. .12 inler the, .110ed•
ing of Shoop' at it:Trado and ' Naviga-'
tion. Wilma sladi, that during Abe.
same .perital' ilritain ' toclt- • 5.1-,3:iti•
• heatiltaiited.'n 1 $411:4,1 31I,a,,eTainat 274,-
9b4 1e.e(1.12l11ed at.$773,491 141ke21
by . the Stitt, S., 'Of the c xports, to the
' Stati•s, .0 iaario's . portion 11(15
401111(11, 405. head, vidueit..tit *2,610 pearly:
all of Witte]) Were lentils.. .• ; '' .. •
' Canadian • stock . as a 'ride, arrives
i n tast flnifido' On'Sat 0 Oily night,
an Sunday they rest, and Monday
- is- the market day. Buyers spend
Suinlay,•in . examining - the stock,
...and they someti Ors nitt.ke• pur.chtta-
• os. Thar' bilKtiOcicers -aro- nu -rants-.
Pit by .fartners front .1.'onnsylvaitia
atid Cotitial 'Yew Yak ;;.. Wilde.. the.,
' • common ,grades g� to Haiti Moto and :
West Virginia, They are aVonce
• put 011 gillSPL W11(9,11. 11103' realiiill Un-
• 141 1110! SUO1V .falls. Thor are then ,
t..-41111(;(1 and 'fed an bay .111111 1111 al
• Atetil..spting, . _When, 11303'Should
, .
On :the scale 131, 113(30 1,400 Ilig-.,
• • ,:41ilis a 111 16 tliey 'are mai•keted 111.,1c OW
A Ork..1111(1 Phihnlitlphia, brii4(ing
; . Tillers whioh. tare .on present :basis
• Abed fil.., to Ale, per 'lb. ' Canadian'
stddkers I., a v.e. to compete, Wit i 'AIR:II-.
hot's, a somewhat . inferior .M11111111.
The formcir no, bum, vett,. y10101.0(1'
its Ilioi I1(. 013 al •11,0511 : 'beret yepidly,
and being. ii Met ar0. a much . hotter
beasf, to handle', • On the'Whole the
f 01.111td1110 e23t.0.6 IhriVP, brttl.V. • 'MU.
h113'01'g lipresitT 10 ' 1,0 512il5t1(d filith
1 ilo' quaiity pf the general . run' of
steel:erg.-- They are; hoWevnr, always
ready fo, jump ra-liny'straight, well-
itrel 1 cattle, Those are . n ' searce
artic'e, anything,of this sort finding
a good market at hone, . .
The- lamb trade is gradually ho-,.
.coming an important 'one. The
A mericarprrake It gl!Ot -many lambs,
thiPlir gf. the .flue•wooleit species',
The quality of the meat. ht inferior
to th-ft of (lto f Linadian. lamb, (hill
• ‘01,11 132 nainliVlitiOU docs not bring
within I to, lc. per pound, T1it3
e 15101 12 ortikets aro Si1131plio4 in. the
earlr.part of Ow season, that is, tint -
fug ;Itine, July and 1st of 4 tign4
with iottneky lambs, Thou ouloo
VhEi M i4(ig ID 121111 131 1110 nitwit UM
.,in• 1 r! ' 1 ''in '; ''I'll ,..,
• • .;
that State ate Of only fair tiflality / did not believe there would be harsh
but therr are some very gook lambs I
from Northern 11fichigan which
-
compare favorably with the Cana,
ilia% The best Canadian lambs tire
sent front the Guelph district awl
ttlse front up in the direction of'
Luelcuow,, Clinton 4.1.nd A few other
placeS. There Intvil betn on the
filtirillo market in,one day as 'many
as.4,000 lambs from, these points.
The largest intsin,ess is done during
the fail but December and January
see the highest prices. Buffalo it-
self fakes very few of the laiubs sold
there; nearly All go into the slaught;
e.t houses at Now York and 'Huston.
Americans 'have no complaints to
make regarding the,/ht ()ea of the
Canadian lamb but they are con-
stantly gritnibling above gm large
number Of Iiiicks they have to take.
These form about s9venty.five pet
cent Or each:bunch expurtvd. - They
ere a VOTy great nuisance and every
farmer knOws Qt' the (Luling° they
da to thenisolves anti the roinaindet
of the, flock. They sell at the same
_prices as the ewes but if • castrated
whet young -they c'ontreand from
tG(1., pet lb. mow or -f() to L$70
per car. This matter IS it.very Int -
:portant 'one -and it seems s.trangv
that Calta(1 tan •fittme rs have nut given
i( 11)0)0 attention. The. operatiunris
simple, easily performed an11 seldom
results fatally. :Arr. 'Matheson, one
ur the commissitia sleAmen ttt yattr-
alo, advised his custothers to. buy
the lambs easily in the season and to
send their own :inen out to Castritte
the lJIlekS, tsking3Il risks, . ItePurts
.receited• from several men who tried
the eXptirimentare must oncOurtvg-
ing. 111 no' • case has .a eoniplaint
'been made of the loss of the animal..
-.bie three leading firms of 'com-
mission 5ales1ne1t7Whial1 ItAuclIgt.lan-
adicrr'stoillt 'ht Buffalo aro
yalteson k sou, ,Riers LS;', Whitley
'and McClean; Burma LS; A191,6111.
lExtutpting, Aft. Ihirrus 1111 1310 :Cana-
dian:1 .11y • birth. The .11fat11es0ns
collie from. Taxi:494., n.Whal-
eylfyritn.5.„tptl'otd and the •MeCleatis
from Lfoil4i! ie 11 It 1 (IC l can, Buttes'
1‘fcLean is '0,110W firm; The heaq
is well .knoVn- -te 'the!, trade as
A14.etin. . Tita has been,
heavy e•xparter to: the Brit isicteark.
iqs, bat tinding;thete 16S. 110:,tne10y
i
ti that 0411 tired the tirm•Ot
13u i'ris ge(l.lean this fall.
Burru12. is a .-ketitttokian Ina.has
ill' the trade at ;Buffalo-- fur
many ;Fears. tf atints."InUlert.n, third
patowr',. has .also. 11000 in Bultalo
. for some fie.%
•
• • " • •
10111)
11 (1J11 233111(1, 0', Ira .SITTJtt.-
.:evictiorul in Ireland.
PoLtoE 3P ntinuo
In accordanee with the. advieb.
Gen. Duller, -and with the. Nil Ap-
proval o the Rome Office-, Gen.
Watr'ett, Chief Tnspeoter. of Police,
haelatgely wit:II:drawn the special
police protection from -the publio
buildings in London, in Order 'to
liberate at least one thousand police-.
men, to be thenceforth employe414'
,vatchiug (inspects. _
• COERCIONIIINTED
• Sit. :i\lichaal 'Hicks Beach, Chief
'Secretary for Ireland, has returned
to Loudon. lt is stated that his
exPertente in Ireland has convinced
Wm.that exceptionaloneasures will.
bo necessary to maintain order in
the otintry before 1887. . 11 18 1111'-
1110 said that .Conservative mein -
bets of Parliament will be notified
(13121, 113021 preseuce the NoVembet.
session of Parliament. will be wee.s-
s.try in - low of recommendations..
that will be made by the (iovern.
went re:tip:outing Lritlantl.
-.. A STR A N".. C1_14:1 l') PILITSIO:N.:. .
MHO li...A.N. TW:i WITO AVORKIIIP' A. '
' -)V,22534N ..32.2. (2.11,111ST.
.. ,-_,— • ,.
Q110 : itif Om moist rematkalle te-
-ligiouii manias of . which there is
*any 10001.11 has broken .out • in (iii -
0211 )11111. A party of Witty co -r
. .. • . .
-people, most- of them promino,nt
and above the average fiCintel-•
ligenee;•believe. that grs, John. II.
31attin, of 1Nralnit If ills, is Christ
manifest in the thigh, and. 'that 1101-
418t01', .)trs. ',Tulin. F-1 lltaok,, Is the
truly t.1 llost, 'PITT followerS of these,
two women, Ineet• at.."Afts. :Brook'S
hause, and worship, ltitent both
ltiattiu his ; eiorted ' some'
striin4,te and NV011ai;ti'l11 iltfillPneg .140,1'
68 . put: theta , complatO'y inher
tutWei,•and they are fanatics on, the
subject. On of 111.0 , fulloWors' of
this woman- t 'lit Est .is named ,feroine.
Ile 11t8 a bookkeepei• here, for .the
Cincinnati Agency sit "..1).. Appleton
k, Oe the..:NeW York '..pitb.lishersi,'
. ii0:,72110. 31p his pon8it1o4. ' 'of ',8:1;800.
a Year 10 80130 1111 . fe in calyxStiviOr .01
manliin(1,r—To an Empiirer 'whip.or toi'
2-r130 saw Mtn. to -.11 IL:y .. Tie 431(1 112 an
(141121(21 9111 clog tient tonyte:mtion
!'.I have seen God face to face in; tlict-
last half horti." • .
' A young man named 00011; who
wotIcSin the• auditor's office'or the
. A dantS.• t gpreSs -. C o ii i pa ny, :11;19 SI9u
been: 'Captured.' 'Ile resigned...ids
pOsition and has attitalted.hint'self to
tilt,. 310111 • t101.• Tlley believe that .
all.; elm rclii,:ri,--,arii,"' frauds.,• and the'
-
preacher's ...are a ,set o'f fouls; ',Ac-•
,
•cpuriting for• the fact that cdtrist•
.. :.
.811001(1 .man i fest 'himself in a famalc,
they 911y.i.110,i, iIi 11(311V(4:0 01010 .61.0_110
sexes; and t•he Savior is as liable to
appear in a valiant as•ti man. “:Mrs..
lt. rutin, the '`'.gow Chr.ist," and 4221:
13roolc, [hp "Itoly Ghost,".. they say,
tire the euly L*0 INIT FOCI; !wom(iii on
earth; 14131-thisitilm in ill et Initi in is at
hand., Tnis' inoV'enient has been
guing• on quietly, for a year withoitt
bocoming „geni3taliyi known: Tlie
3201(1(133201(1(13seclude tlicinJtv'es; ant "t'lill
not, be Seen by anyone Who 114
is not n
worshipper, pr. vintalte:d 'fur. 71 ) y 0l101
of thent. : Many lave. sold their.
11011168'11nd taken' -1)0.118(4 11(?223'1.th(*:.
•ItrOntt,bn... o13. the hill.. Those Who
heVe given, rip •their po'Sitions sny
they 116 riot' need wink, or money.
All they need IS spiitual food, inal
this will be furnislud .by the Lord;
just ns it 'was fttinished to the child
ran in the Wilderness,... •
A Miss Andres; who' lives. with
her mother 'on Walnuthills,is. al,.
most . insane :with exeitement;.and
passt;s her . Whole tiltio in weeping,
singing .0111 praying: • 1(11 muthor
lItts' tried.' to show Iter the fully L.14
her belief, Ina in vain, , '
„ .
.• Lord IL Churchill, Speaking 'It
• •
',Dartford; last week, said the -lions°,
of ComIti,ii w:fts.-th,i.stavo' ot . the
03p11ce of. •the"Rtulicitis`and.• f.'arnel-
litos, and it.331.4 imperatiVe to 'pro-
vide siniPle'antf effective means of.
:closing (bdjates.,... If lolandr foi low-
ed.the advice.Of agitators,:such action
'swotild load to- fultln33 repression, but
Irish coin memo bad begun to int.:
prover •and With 'the 'Pr eeent „vial
ItaiveSt. the people .of
•
anticipate 'brighter, .tintes, -Lord
.Randelph.. spoke in praise ofitlie
loyal •.suppOrt., wh the . o Vern -
nititt lied.reci•ived-froMM65r. 1 Iart-
ington••and ' (2.11:(nibeiditin.and
Vat Lebordi .1Ie Said
that foreign. 1431.1.8 wotild, be sobe3-
..
dittate to the Union nittl the Union- .
it. party. • Tho Uoyornment .t000g-.
nized the itiorilretr.whieb the Un'ion.:
1 1s 136(3 311131102111(1 gni 0(3131 (11 131(1611.•
ineurrod zunougthoir form-
er friends ; there fortfit,yaff The tipty.•
of' the luyern t to prove 'to the
people Of England that the lin•ion-
hits were right in the, course they
look. The Government Would give
. . .
the groltest attention to -high 1 Ilion
—
rilf(tating It'Mglaint .and Scotland,
wh...'ett!liatl IlUlIly been neglected, for
Ireland. -It Would intittnItieti
111;6:8 . to enable farm laborers la Ob"
tai . .frech el (1 _a1lot:1u lints and wonlit.
also, deal with the, (pu•Stion of th:th-
es 'and railway rates.' . lleasures 101'
clt4apetting the cog of the• trivnsfer
of land and i2. genniuely popular
foror.of loCal p;overrinient !Mild al-
so be 3)3'esente1i:2 . With regard to
.tho land question in.Trelitud, they
Would have 10 changc.frotO double
to ,single owneysitip 111 ortiot 162 liavo
peace. There WIA ltiSQ the question
uf ednon.tion to 120 eutisidet•cd. On
till of these' (pm( I ions •tho 111'ospeet8
were fair, ititliutt,til 11111 Wotk 31'O 1(31
• M.A.:N..1100D SUFFRAGE.
The Opposition in*the. Ontario
Legisiature;or At least the majority,
of them hAVe been for 801110 time
.pitstitt favoi,02 giAng every male
citizen of adult years a vote on the
usual conditions of sanity, residence,
antl fr:cethem from convietion for.
ertme,, Many years ago
.at
141 it
a .time when lie was a private in
the rahke, stippotted the Ilan. 3.0..
Carrie in the nuothapd suffrage
motion in.the Legislative .A.ssembly,
aml there ia not the slightest ground
'for 'doubting his perfect sincerity in
doing so. Moro recently he had on
all available occasions advocated the
extension to sons of mechanics who
are' a.slottping partners," in their
.fathet's business, tho franchise
granted some years ago to suns of
Twirlers in a similar position, he 'hits
repeatedly urged that those.
it1480860(1. on income should be allowed
to VOiSf. ,010e,tiOZIS 3.31 -
(Mt lii4tIg required to show that limy
itate paid 1101(1111(11 1.4114, Tiles° lat-
ter contentions have (0131131 (11011' ful-
filment, in the franchise act of last
year, but manhood salfrage, in. the
Ordinary sens'e :of that term is still
withhold., The _Maks. adviteacy °I
this particalar .reform. is, a's I have
droittly. hinted, not . new, Ina the .
renewal. of that. tulvoeitcy in a point,'
011 manner and in - connection wit:11
itI TOW, pl'011ilti 6011 igt roleis not
without significance. ''Whatever
capital it may.. make Out of prollibi-.
•
'Lion,' if .capital .is What it is after,
there earn be no donla that
mAximon .81:FMACal
e thoroughly popuhr card
plaY. . Both the 1.)oniinion end;
..Lho • Ootario Franchises .M0 'now
001tir.ryboisivo that they ...ineltnIe •
praetieally whocoiitd. register'
under • a manhood ' suffrage. Spit eto.
Provided ),vith-pro.per 11.01
.11118..yeasou it is abstird to :-.,.peak of
eith'er of the former- two systems .'ef-•
fording' any Mere. •security for
society thart. the':.latter One 300,1, ana
while it might ho made very simple
'and eomparatively inexpetisiVe, they
•are but.11.. .ve.ry clutibrous. 'foronto
.230)% Trit).
T 1.1..NIsTEll, 'A.GRI;
IC ULT1 •
•
.11?;•7,4 I.[E11(3 IN T11111 STIlf3'.f.1
says Areeriett's favorite poet, 12(1
.Yery well, Kr. 'Longfellow, hut iloW
01111 yolly when hair yonr time you
f-'0( siek, and do ttet feel %veil the
other half. Men oi tmtrIest,((1113(11
p)eS tmii hiehest aims timitheir
ell'erts .thWarted 11y disomie. Night
siireatsy a hacking' 002101 0114 ()thee
sytnotoms only too Plaittly.say con
sumption. 11ue(1good 12(12dee T y
De. Picree's 14( (olden 31La1iet,1
•
(.
lm Iti,avy, (to rvityjnittl ertvory'' and. the 3..100222 ut !wain!
ttnof 1/1,Vic 1/.1 11..v1 vi / was Wig return to (.1101.k2(.*(mtv12)e(24
,
.o ,;•o 1 111 1•131 voe.w.ti t, ? a, lie, o
• • •••
.1.11)111. Mit. CAI:LING AT Tip ),711,51V,11.,
0.3112." . .
• Iron. 3011-3 Carl inn' V is i i0(1
the .Agricaltural FAir at Ay Imei
fast week., Pitying' tbo afternoon
.114 .wasituilted. to (3(1(112141 (130131 three
ciusit'nd.. people aml received per-
. •, • • .
foot 04,r1.tion. The peo..ple had road
'Much . about the honorable gen tl.c
..men,•a11(1 tut 1,y apprechaing tile (rem
intet•eSt ho has '3(13 2)8 taken in all
agrialliturtil matters, extetured 1111(1
au en busiest Lc greeting: 116
made 21 briuf, but spirited addresi,
in wit hilt he tonehed on many pOints
of interest to the farmer and ppi n te
ott't ilia- rem arRiable. growth of tireexpoit 11111(1(3 in cattle, Inateritheese
and 'other products. 'rho best; •ev-
Rime() of 1110 prospei,tity of the &bun -
try' was shown in the' nel.eitsed de-
posits in the . Post 011ice „Sayings
Banks. In 1878 tliendid not reach
.$.3,00,000,006. - Ills 'large .8(1.11)
goodly propOrtioli represented; tlie
•
saVi II gf•I of farnierS; andillis was 'all
the ntore Wontlerful w1i3fl wo re-
flect/a" that of:late years farmers had
expouled 11 large p0101311233g(3 Of their
means in bettering their hemes, im-
proving the conditions of their
stook and pityclalsing new end im-
pi ()veil lahor . saving implements.
Ile als6 (1.we1t ow, the' imPortanee of
the Indian mut Colonial Exhibition,
ntul said We conld....nut at. present,.
estimate the extent Of thif.benefikittl
yesttlis thitt Would accrue to Canada.
A FA'1'„0, tr 8 K
The seene 01 21 O. P. R. aceident
Wati at, a tatiskag about 58 miles east
of Rat Portage, alongsitie of which
the trunk ran: The 1illim.•; I121(1 slid
out and the (h)0k lind gone down,
andthis wits not I -tulle -NI until the
tr,lin Was right Upon it. The co-
(TataT,S VestClitty, 11114 It2:4
113101 mpan film lever when the
' ••••• 1 al ',••• 1, 1.,1•
coal piled almost on the top of tho —a weight and influence ' which
engine., and all the other cars ieft . derives its power and impoitance
the track except the Pullman. The from the opportunities, a bishop of
cars -were . soon set on fire by the I the ehurch is supposed to possess—
eXplosion of,..a lamp in a baggage in fact (1009 possess, toan extent not •
car And t13r,1 upsetting of +vine ofl obtainable by the great majority of •
the stoves. 4.11,were destroyed savethe laity ---of knowing awl deciding
the Pullman: Before this eedurred;,
however, all the passengers liedbeen
got out, and none Were killed. The
engineer 1336 fatally:scalded by es-
caping steam, and the f,,,,Iratnan,, .Tas.
Lyons, was also badly,..sealded, but
net seriously. W.' 0, A. Slia.wi,
civil engineer, of 'fronton, was bad-
ly injured about the feet, T. B.
es to what particular matters, with -
123 the domains of politics, injtirions-
ly. or otheiwise effect, tho interests
9f tho. people in. general or the.
(3hinch. •
8.11E HATED urn
.11,A I ), •
'1 thsell to think Ons Simpsjon
Shaw and Joseph Bouillter, of CohL .w.ts 21 3(1211 1)10e *young Anan, .Inat 1.
water, Georgian Bay, were aletti, bate hit a nose,' 5..011 one young laity
slightly injured. The b:lggllgeullm1 to a110111,,,,,
NN.in„ (hey, received a severe cut
OU the !head antl was badly bruit -wit
. • lirttaviNn TUE Wol:N 000, !
After tho accident word was serif
;back to. (11,bert, resulting In t11(
'sending ,out of a NV redkjitg triin and
doctors from. Rat Portage and.
uipeg, Aleantine the 1.36jui•les
•tho wounded were ettondod
ladies on boaril lending active. ast.
Aistance in. this regerd. The' Pull. -
111011 3,17as,t11121 2,21 1(110 21 110Rpital, anq
in '1P,SS. than two Itonvs 'rem thii
time- .of the •aceitient,' telegraph in
commnnication. .buen made.' mail.
the !wink reeons•truction . coni -
((11311(3011, 12. portiUn of 11121 -1(32121 was
lost but fiva•baa's were saved
; . •
also most the. ex:PititS1p, 11U311011.
Solite papers connected „with :the
II ;Jason's Bay enterprise were, lost,
bot.one trUnk full. Was saved, th ough
the trunk .Itsal,f,. Wits considet•ably
b u . •
. ,
'ARCHBISHOP ,LYX011”.,'
•The. following ''..appeare In: the
'life of 4rchhishop Lyneft,'.' by ,,1!1..
(!E°13 In IV
tho.' jilaze,: it may be
desirable to say at 'the outset that
Hie flte
pp tett cm ofbeing; a: 3101.2 13011311 in any
sintse of tho biti110.1? 01
Ca.11/0110 01111101 '110 leolit3 1131031
1/0111 p01111031 par.ties, so far as their
general prineiPles and...Poliey are.
concerned,.. and in so far as .snelt
prineipleR (ma policy (16 it
the interests of the eintrehr•with 14.04
fact indifference. s* *• . The
only case i11. which. the 'hi:41101)s o4'
the Catholic ellavek feel bound to
inter fdro. in polireal .nnaters.
wherethey feel _Ole intet•ests .of., the
church. to bo involved.. It IS ,0.1(4
allY considered a reprottelt against
the sCatholies. 1114510113' that they'
Place the intnimst of the, Oltureli lo
foie (112380 of the state.. -'11103 lilutit.
1130 accusation :and eseume the dOn!..--
sequenees, They, cheerfully admit.
that :their church, .iS :11:01 .F.rast 0111,.
If they piaci) the ohuroh ahove „the
-State, it is only the *logical result of
thaiir belief in her divine origiih and
her sacred mission• They belieVe,
therefc.)re,.that the spiritual (addliS
above thirceTiiTO-iiil, and if the' two
conflict they prefer to obey Cleft
tether than Closer. * 2 .".2' The
Catholic church awl. ber
Vie* governments i3131 political
patties; .,therefers, • shielY 'as they
anct thtlir people AS'. mentberS ,6T•
the .5116r:ch.. • So long 'eS 33012(1111
questions do not 'involve any luta-
•terg of OtithoBe doctrine :or nuitals.
the lich•arelly arc neutral. But, .the
•Molitent any C311481(011 1)1s21, evei.n (04
purely political one, in which. Such •
matters are .inVoIved, 03 whim: the
rights of eatholics,•aS (.'atholles; are
fn geostion; then .tholteirarelly al re
31(0 03113' jaStified in:interfering; lint
it is tin•ir bounden duty .to intiirpose,
hint use their potter and influence
s bishops of: the chttrolt 111 /n1C11
manner and to suc11 extent em 11193'
truly (10010 11102411 effectual, *
As before remarked, whatever in-
• fluence 'the ,Arelthishop may hasT
used In ntatters usually considerd
purely political, Ito hits nettei.
at -
1201131(203 oti any occasion whatever
to lige his episcopal wrIkari to itt.
ilnence Ihe political aeffon of bath,
plies. Tim 'most he evil done in
. ‘'‘'1" Ily What 1(3 31
'Ile's treated
That's wit:1,E'
'111 N.v11,(1 way 7'
'NV hy, the othfq t•vening at Om •
party', I. said to .121111, • ‘1..t.t's eat a
thilopote and if I say 'yes' or 411•.1"
ti? any of yonr. questluns I'll owe 14
yon
(3 bo14. 03 011)13', and if you say
'yes, or 'nu' you'll give owe box,'
110 tione•V
me .shamefully.
q11,,,n what l'
'Al.:tor the, party lie tool: me home
anti th11. way:there lie talked Just
214. swet.t.as'emthl td.totil love in% '-
cottage men. 811011111 not. livo •
alono, and- all that., 4..1.11:1 when Ito
gat to the front gate, lit 42(11,
.nie, t• have .waited. „for This.eppor-
'Unity time; will you ninfry '
..a•Iti.131e1'e(1. 'yes, in' a . low .
voica.-511t3.,---arit1—,•1 11 or, sobs oink:,
oil her .
`And htt did .(10 „then; in-
qiiired• her' listener eagerly;
' :-‘11121 10- .
pette 1'. NV 21 (1 Ill his. might:. Th•It'S
what:he did ,' 'and she, .wep ..•afrosIt.
211131 3320111(3 not, be coinfortid.•
1101:131 NG IV F., E,
.3'•011N COMR.1,"
,
114E8f httrilicrox.
ighton,, Ont. 6.--AVI en it
'amne knolwn that tile XI -array 0031112
Connecting tho_11,t,y ul (,)tiinte. w3lh
,111:e wate'rs of Laice Ontariowou..14
he -:',formially op.:nett hy. ;Tulin .
3factlunithl.011 th (Ietober, thO
0114013 211306 of.lbighton anti Rest
:Not.fliiinils;rtitint g' 1)41. intimat -
'
inekW ith a desire to do 'honor ,to ths)
ie ctain who, (3(11 (31 the bhst Years
of his life; lias 21e303e11 ht (1101g12",
Ionliitilived:serfoolo:g.iii.:O:rie: 11. 1,111r
Ivortity or his pe.sition :as Premier Of
the Dominica, :Las( night's demon-'...
'4t1 1(1011 is' without, 1331111,•1 in .
• . .
:pUliticat..annals ,:(1f ;this • Section of
( )ntitri 0'; F1 (3311 1 ohourg, 0.011)0•rii0,.
'•('raftott; Castle -ton naitl Ltilceport. 611;
-the 32031i• 3ro111:(]..1111.311301120 \\‚11k
11031.13 and: 1\fo1ge11ston on tlie nOrtli 1.
from away...east:as 'fay as Klng4torl.;
froin ell. the toWne alestig the Hite Of
the (111113 1'i Tra1lk„-3--X1pa1WeJ/eso., .
ronto? flollv111o, "rrenton, Smith -
a31131, torct and other places-rthit.
visitors arrived, by road. oi 1:111 111
221301(13 1111(1; :4;tn,y of the
n61-00,it.•;s. frorn the • rniRMsTiTes---;--"----
•
;ea me • lit driving four-in-hands, chit •
.(xlIepatifed :music:
'r.111(3..sitkilthiq..or.visitors congregatn(li
in •1110•••&i11 t3,0 :last evening iS 031 1•11- :
a3114 at closr 011 to 1011. 1.110118f111.0 1100";
pie; '3113 (110 eXeitenionean be be't7
to; imagined t111313..31es20'ibe(1. •
signs of a IZefornt 1113(3( 1011 lierei
on the...contrary aileepen31 abiding
belief:131 "the iticipIes aria policy.
.of.- the, ,I.iberal,Censdrvatire party.,
Jultn'axecopt ion 41101(1 right Top( 1
onc:; a mighty cenqueror could. have -
Wished .for'110110 better, 'I'ritimphal
2(101) 013 lied bean ereete(1 at, (1 i ren t
points in. the '.v.illage,.. hearing ap-
propriate mottoes. 811: ,Tohn, 111
1314 243100(113) eloqu6n11y reviewed the'
policyof the 4overnment, Speeches '4.
were also delivered by Hon. lles-
fog. White, Foster, Boswell.; ,
111.; and 0,0chreitei • 'M. P. The
meeting Concluded in. Om usint1
loyal manner, with cheers for" the •
Queen, Sir 'him and, Lail)! M.action-
•
"
- '23,0(0 Iti,,V11061'304 (*.1132,; •
this direction lies luten to give to 1n
*OmPt.f.,, jiht, t 1.1)14 irw 21ilo1n**3 111.01,
Notielm‘ttius* "013110 011144 os tiis• corner.
WW1 or • 01 (203) of tlm Iwo political ertres 1,14. mgtiajnot. 10,1100 cont.ff
1,1 1'.1.130i, at 10* tinmes. (qv. (bob.
1)11161,:f 13(41 WPiglit 11112111 11 it( 3100 • I t•intivg• (3(3.1(4,2,, In an, NHL ,..tyle Tinom
j • I
•1, • .• • • • • , f i:;, ATI 1( 1 r.4.0*.ip,• •
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