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The News-Reeord,
-."Doconilior, '1882, • • • •
thing, but have lutd. politiolane
climb me like a nrizzly bear, not be-
e:luso I misrepresented. them, but
because they said something they
ehould not have said and wanted. to
get out of, it by unloading it onto,
mo, As 3 1;31.01politiciails are mean
enough 'to let (othe'r nien get hung
for their mistakes, hut Meredith
ain't one of that kind.
This defection of the Catholic vote
was the priucipal cause of the weak-
ness of the Reforna party in Upper
Canada for many years ; and it is al-
most certain that, without the aid of
that vote, the party 'could not have'
come permanently into power in the
provinge of Ontario.
,
--the present Liberal government
of. Ontario have been enabled to,
grant to the Cathelic minority of this
In Loudon they call him "Bill,' ,rovinee all the amendments te the
operate school aet necessary to
carry out the spirit and intention of
the law. What other governments
and y.ou eau reckon those who. call'
'him Bill vete the same way... He
has. the 'voted. memory of palms,
bees and; family history lf eves 7se,se t ould not or would not grant in this
and I've travelled with some pretty
sliek politicians., !Till" is a good
hand shaker,. and can call every ono
of his constituents by his first name,
and inquire after thil wife and state
tho exact:number of babies, and re-
fer to all' births,, marriages' and
deaths ae aptly as if he were a iota.
tive: I lost a near relative while I, rty by giving Ite important pont-
wae in Loudon, and *month later . t?vliop hthe 'Cabinet bo o, represents,
Meredith' met, me, and mentioned to toolich, the oesent Archbishop
the' trenble I'd had in a kindly way, of 1"orao hasteltithistduty to iv e
know it is a weak thing for a full Port as a Catholic L'is:onp lifyil, bcuo ni) "-
and Inked Min more then over. 1 Mr. Mowat's
sistent with his positionas a. bishop
grown man to confess himself Otien
the church -and without '09mprora.
to the wiles of a politician, but some. 43f
Wog himself by merely palaical en -
how I" think that a• politician with • t.,nstements.
respect has been fully and generoue-
,ly conceded by Mr. Mowat's admin.
istration. For this reason, and for
the further and naoat important rea-
son that the present Liberal govern -
meat of Onturio.have always shown
themselves prepared to treat the
Catholics of this province •in a fair
and equitable spirit, and have' recog.
nixed the claim of the Catholic min-
'lniman nature enpugh in Irim to bo
The
. lireditesday, DeatIniter 1' •
• •
thedirraoeveinheeen of Ontthario, bow-
*• • II. *
considerate of the .foolin.; r of' thcas
who --are are at the time beneath him, and .ever, nie
eirerybody'e-afilictiene end .troubles -Cat-bolio interests will galwarynsm. er'et.
°vet at the
who strite to be in Sympathy with heals ot Mr. Moiveavg '
I
even a desire to discuss thi) Catholic '
q,ueetion at all. The situation
i
smply is this;
• •
L There is evidence as' shown
above thet Archbishop Lynch has
. entered We alliance with Mr..
MoweL tinder those circumetatices
Conservatives lflust eppose him and
his•Reform work. • ; , ., " •,...
2. That the Catholic question
has been raised by Reformers and
by .Catholics themselves. The 1/on.
John O'Donohue, the Irish Can-
adian, thb Toronto Tribune and
other Catholic authorities have raised
it; and have threatened political
action by Catholics. as Catholics,
while his Grace has taken action by
sending -out totters to Catholics ask-
ing thorn, as "Catholics, to support
Mr, Mowat. At the same time, Mr.
Blake, the . Toronto Oldbe, ML
1()Wat and other Reform authorities
have been wooing Cetholic sepport ,
and. both 'flaking and ,prornising, '
concessions to Catholics as Catholics
in. consideration. •for that support.
Under these circumstances, Con-
servatives havenotellesed Catholics:
can't be a very bad man, an ' c ' fitir •
a an be oonsaderation. ForCI
its.
ground that that gentleman's admin.
depended nVon to give everylurtn istration has taken in favor of con -
his due, and. not give grudginglY ceding to .0a,tholics all the polltical
either'. ' • privileges enjoyed by all their Pro
, . , testant fellow citizens, lie has drawn'
upon himselfl.and his government
SECTARIAN AGITATION. the ill will of th; extremisis of even
.
--'-'--- • his own party.. Under these'cirepin,
. Canadians are-sitpposed to enjoy , stance's his Grace cons des that it
would not only he :ungenerons but
Pei fent rolfglous freedom. The de -
it would be even ungrateful to refuse
bis support to a government that has
been the first in Canada to do justice
to Catholics, • . .
• sire .of the majerity of Canadians is
• that perfect religious freedom shall'
prevail hero -411A a -Man shall be
perfeett tahold what religions
elief• he will, 'and. to worship in
.what paw* s0. long, as ilis•
respects th.t.).riglits, of others
, An allianao between a government'
and. any eeelesiastical denomivatien-
is both imMoral and.dangoroes. In.
Other 'countries di in. past • time";
'atatochurelies may be QT may have
Wit.11EREDITII:
•
:flEmiXxsoexces Tun .0.S'TARIO
posts:Kw LEA.D'33.
• Ify Snoppard, t,la Toronto Non's.
• fed a' streng, liking. foi,"Mere-:
dith as a'''411ite '.intin and honest
been proper.and even necessary., Wo •
do not care now to .0gucl that qnee-,..
tion. Wo.nOW refer to Canada in
the laot. qearter of the .nineteelith
century ; .tin'd affifM. without . any
qualification ,thati haTO 3:1' now, there
should be- noalliinice between. the
politc4 government of the country ,
• . lawye'r, 1.• do. pot.ganu:16h On him 01! of •:(' produce and any -eeetion
as a politieian„ bub 1 know him to of t4e, Phristi",.anrob• Such 'ail
al lia:OCC is immoral beeauSe it wrongs
be an honorable, gentle and 16Y" all other Sections of, the-cherch—all
:Ale man. During, the earripaigu of. the , people eutsido • of the favored: , party "tlio.weight .ancl• influence -at -
'1 81'0 When William Ralph Mere.) denol Ina "on , and it is i angeiou. , taching to tbe digutty of his officei
because it tends to establish a re. Bin biographer tell:a us ha .does so:
ligious tyranny • atehas .those ;Which because he believei Cathelio. hitch,'
'hei‘re in the past, led to parseention, eetS to be involved. 1V-liaLCatholic
, . . ,
1
To sum uP : Iris Giiee,gives "the
weight and intliteneo attaching to
the. dignity, Of his office" to •a poiitt
calparty„ when he believes •.the
Wrests, of the church to bo involved
and at present he fools it his duty
to rtive .Mr. Mowat's government
such support as a Catholie Biabbir
may, Very well': his' ,Grace •ie.a
Reformer,' a .pol iticalpartisan and as
a political parasols; lie is. to. be.op-'
posed. :WV. havo•.. yet to loa'rn that
•Cons0.vatives: are required , to con-
sider the nnality or ,state isf their
op; onents h •fore'ai7iirg'•icr•cpose
thorn in velum. If a; men oppeses
the COnServative...partfand,Conser- •
yaLiVe• ptneiplekr! be Mast expect to
'be fought by Colivivatjve •weapons
• whether.: he bean • archbishop •or A
.peasent. • • • , • • • .•
But Irby should. the Atchbishop
outer the political arena Why
.should he exercise in favor 6f either
' dith. became leader of 'tlieOntario
• :opposition, I. wea on flui:.et'aff 'of
t he: 1..4m,kloii Free
devotedly atteehed to his cause.
: eft= reported his:speeehes, and in
I nu:mei:sing' his arguments,.
4teently enough no: doubt' weakened
',them in the huror of prepa,rind the-
°
evert. Once I remember making a
bad break—in hie 'Wingliam 'speech
I think it :Was. It was a . beastly
, saw day, and Jahn Joseph Hawkins'
old , plug hat looked worse than •
'usual from the eirect of the wet, and
Vat Kelly, the ' candidate, stood up'
•• mid tried t� talk while both arms
:wore hemorsed to the elbows in hie'
• pante, pocketS--I am bee:ening TO-.
miniscont:, It was layi1vhen wo,got
back to'. London c 'and. the " whole
party 'Adjon:reed to thabar-room of
the Teem:mil liduSe.'•: I imenniber.
• - Iteredith took SOilf* drink tif.Sonic
: ip.b; and eilf used a Sinoka. r asked
• • Kin if 116" Voter, drank,. ;and he
• laughed and said; "No ; years ago
foualt hard touch it without
takint.,e. too much, and so. quit it .
• ' • bntilrely." I liked hial for piitting
• ft that .way the ml.fprity of wen
dress up their necessities and Iiiy•to
,. make them , look 1 i ke -virtue:a.
..pirered. Ino, .1) o edvie.c wag at'std.
' ilrateful for that
; es • "
But to iettirn to whatever mistake
• ..it Was 1. Made ; he came up to. the
Once next day te correct it. I had
disobverod it in the aleatitiale, Ad.
L • .iett pretty Sure • there woeld be
holy kick. Iter.edith, came ,in with
O smile and said gee& morning to
all the boys, and Sat arounci till he
. gat a thence to Speak to ine' private.
ly, arpl then inquired in the krid.
° tat possible way if I was sure he
had expressed hitueelf exactly as he
' was. reported. Said he ;—"Likely
enough that is What r said, but it
isn't' what I intended to say." /
told him itwas my mistake ; I had
iin my kurry left out a knot," and
toot Inviting stayed to rend the proof
it had gone in ‘the paper W ENV.
"Never mind," he said, "next time
I Speak you can fix it all right by
Teporting the sentence over •again
:ani getting in the 'riot,"
theycoutent then/selves with saying
that au alliance between a• ebprelt
and a political party is immoral and
dangerous ; with opposing their op-
ponents no Matter whom those op-
ponents may bo; and with pre.diet-
ing that • if a Catholle party bo
formed a Protestant party .will be
formed to oppose it. ;Such a
division would. be a causc. of moat
deplorable even ts.•;-1S.pectator. •
DOMINION DOTS. •
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evidently for the :dollar in eight t•
Foos crenks 1 Unhappy Bruce 1—
Kb:to:mita() Review, (Teetotal)
. --The Colonial and Indian. •Ex -
Miami will be reopened June
next by Lier Majesty the Queen in
person,. • The exhibits are to be left
in the. $31110 order as before, the .
Royal. ConunisSion nudertaking to
keep them well .attended to during
the winter. South Keusingion has
heen definitely fixed for the site;of
the permanent "Museum and. Colon-.
-ial institute," but no steps will be
-taken, beyond perhaps laying a
cornerstone, towards the erection
until after the closing of next year's:
show, . At least half a million sterl-
ing will 1,0 • veguirei to build and
carry it ow' secceseutly. All the
ground .now occupied. by gardene
and, fountains will, be utilired; by
the erection thereon of. buildings
ono storLhigh, and after it becoines
a permanoney and the exhibits are
consigned to . glass eases, there ..will.
be se ie b. plan cloviSecl whieh they
will retain their commercial 'values
as saMples, upon whiehorders: -can
be reeeivecl and executed, . •
S:01.1E LOVE CHARMS.
Among the varieuS superstitions
eonneeted• with the first step •of
matrimony 1 find that in some ;parte
. of the country, particularly .Lincoln-
shire,'the •cvish-bone of a geese is
used for the purpose :of •divination!.
Two young • ladies,ar•oven two ef
•the opposite sex, must take held
each of one side and pull wise sue-
-Mr. Hodgins, Deputy -Minister
ceede in pulling the larger i5ortion
-of Education. fey, OntArio has been
oppressien,• niassacres end Weedy. interests I Have Catholicb been Per;
sedated Have they been wroneed 1
: It is 1013' evident that an alliance' lIave .they been wider any regal -
has existed,.ann does exist, between disability of any'sbyt oi doseription
tile 11Towat government and an 310-: Have they not begi the equals be-
'hient ;and venerableeeclesiastical fore thelaw of other Canadians 1
dignitary. A:. biography of •Arch- 'Thenwhat do • Catholics want'?
bishop Lynch has lately been pub- ,A1."11y, evidently something net giant:
cd to other Canadians: They want
Some adventage over other Cana-
dians.
• ..If Catholics have all the rights
other men enjoy there can, be no
• Catholic interests alltake. In his
able sermon on Thanksgiving, day,
,liseed by a prominent Catholic pub -
Hailing hoesa; :It was written by a
prominent Catholic writer, .ML`Ale-
Keown of St, Catharines ; and it is.
Very evident that the Material for it
was supplied by his Graeo. Though
it has been before the 'public' for
some months:no part of it has boon the Rev. S. J. Hunter said : :.
repudiated by the Subj,ect of it . Let,----A,relabiahop Lynch stand _in
.From this biography We' 'take the relation to:Governments 'just wrliere
following extracts. They. are taken tile. Anglican BiehopS' and the Gen.
. frein" diliiirent parts of , the book ; 'Oral Stiperietoodents et the Moth
but they are ncit so token as• -to eliange :oast Olior,c11 and tho,JModerators ;of
'the' Moaning, theY:posresi as Oar' -Presby.tcrienisni, staintrextendtrall,'
• ' ,'Phe:only Case • hi which the ishoPe doreain as oyergeers of the. Lord's
of the Outpolic church feel bound to ' ' thloieu.ss:me charity OA demant.t.thi:it
all shall alike keep within their owu
. stand.in' :the book.. • • •. ,
Interfe'ro in political niatturs is When -1'
they bulieve the interest of the church ' T114 '15" What eh011id be 'clene.
to bo involved. We do not hear of M.etliodist •or
* •, o • -, * . Church of England or I'resbyteriaO
' The 0,0111'11c church arel her, bis. .cleitymen .formiug aslliances with
flops v:ew governments, ami political' ' (-to verninents and 'throwing , t114
,
TLis .1413y seein to yell'
appointed by Hon.' Mr. •fiossto in- away will b,1iuLsd .first. Or.ifga
quire into and report upon charges lady and eou au 'pull •together,
against Mr. .?rcBi ide, hoid master -an,
1 tl b
ice. ono , ot,S1:8 ,eiOnlY, they
of the Stratford Callogiate Iistitute. • . .
fate is ag•ainst them.. • In some•otlier.
North...west mounted poitce, • is. in
will become:man and wife • if not•,
„ —Captain 111lcDonald, of. the • •
parts:they, take the blade -bone -of a
Ottawa. He hal) had Cominand.Ola.
trOop. stationed. at; Fort ;McLeod for rabbit,-; stick in() pins in it, and
ft; • Colville or 'yeas. lie " rinforts• then put it under 'their . pillows!,
eVerythie,e••qeiot .iu his district and when, at.trinetlie-ilight, they will be :
the Indians apparently,setisfied. •
•
sure to see the objebt-of their Abe-
'. ---' Plicebe f
..0 lo et ., • , .
years past. has. been' doing, business t'Prs.." • •• • • • . .
. .
at Toronto as a forteneleller,, Was A weekly newspaper; some years.
eliarged • at. •the..P.olie,e court " with ago, gave . the following :ieeeipt for
this offence and with Selling a mix- ascertaining who..will be the . bus-
taire called ‘.fElixir of Love" to her' band of any given •Ineiden .whon in
deluded female patrons: IXer aonn, (1.oebt between several lovers •.(ni
sel Taiseti, Ow objection •*.that , the 'which should . fall the. choicci.:. • Let
*tatute of GeOrp- IL,. tinder Which .iricnit wytt.„0:. their names on a
sbe .Cva's - /indicted, was only ap-. picca of .palieir in which 'a portion .
plic;dile to. England and ,,Scotland -of wedding -cake .is wrapped then
and notto •Canaila.' . The 'Slice' 'Tot "the- experiipentalist sleets on it
.Atiigistrata remanded the pris.oner for three conseeutivenighte, and if.
for .5. week to eliablo him to. loon during the night. stile should, dreaui
into the objection;: • •
----While sinoking in her room,
Abu Jones,.wife Of an p.011 worker,
of St. John, N, ignited.her clothes
'and was horribly bullied. An 'alarm
of fire.was sounded, but when help
arrived •tho mom'. was pe .full of
smoke that tho'prostrate farm of' the'
' ' kon for 1 bundle
woman was rmsta .
.of. rags, and a pail of • water was
'thrown over her. As soda as it was
discovered that a human body was
en the floor, the Wanuriovas dragged
to the 'door and 'alp ilaince exthx-
gnishoti• , She Arca. demi, and her
body horribly disfigtiredIFI''
. • •
:•;pari.los thottiore, solely as they af-
fect their peoPlo as mernbells of the
clierele So long as political ques-
tions do not involve Any matters at
Catholic doetrine or morals, the bier-
,
• archy are neutral.
' wetelit (nut influence . attaching itcr
0101:dignity of their 'office in.favor
of this party ,or that. We do not
hear of Baptist interests. or COn.
0 (Tree:atonal interests being involved
0
in the fide of -e political party.
As before remarked, whatever in- ' Why should. Catholid differ frous.
finance the 'Archbishop onlY bay° Others.
used in matters Usually considered
Conservatives desire Catholics to
purely political, lie hits never attempt. . . . .
ed on any occatiou .whatevor to use• havo every privilege, every rignt,
..1.:i4 episcopal gu Ow Hi .11 to inflifetice every protection, ;every advantage
the political itetions of Catholics. that the law eau give them, eon -
The most lie has over done in this sistent with like onjoymenta and
direction has been to give to °Deer immunities to other ,eitizens. It ii
other of the two political parties the not necessary that they should band
weight and influence attaching to the
dip kv of his oftioe_a weigio and in, thepselyes together . for political
fluence which dorive$ its posVor Ltna aetton since all the rights, that free
. importance from the opportunities a 111011 Ought to enjoy are always ex. -
bishop of the church is supposed to tended to them,
possess -in faet &AS possess to an There is not the slightest desire
extent' not attainable by the great on tha partof conservatives to
rnajprity of the laity—of knowing and place Catholics under any' disabilityi
to deprive them of any right, or
deciding aff to What particular mat.
tars, within "the domain ‘of politics, . .... , . ,
injuriously or otherwis(:4 affect the prtvuege or enjoyment wuten I.re°
mon ought .
to have There is no
interests •of the people in general or
the church, desire to assail their faith or to
0 sc. • * wound their feelings. There is not
meeting to be held on :Sun-.
day .on Champ de, Mars, Montteai, to
.protest against the administration Of
North-west affairs and especially
against the • Federal Government
for the execution of Louis Biel, has
been forbidden by IIis Grace Arch-
bishop Pablo,. who Considers that
tho inestinr2; comes nmlbr the head
of those which are Mentioned. in his
letter of "the 18. Augnsb• last ,fsfi•hOt
being 'desirable to hold on Sunday.
In consequence :the meeting has
boon put :densiidbrable siirprise
was. expressed'. when • it became
'known that Hia-Ortionhad
ed it. ' •
,
.61 anyone of the namos written • on
the paper, hini•slui is certain to Wed
if not she had better set her sap
.olsewhere. .1..) Living the , marriage
feast .61 piirnloy w4dding-ring is
put into a posSet, and. the unmarried
personwhose nap ecnitains, the ring
after the drits is serVed out will be
fleNOWS:ROOGra
OFFICE
Removed !
Ontario -St.
Drop in and see us on the
Ground ridor I
girl .inust take a willow branch in. -
her" left hand, and,, without being
ebserved, slip ont of the house and •
run three times round it, whisper-
ine tho•while—"He that is to be my
f400d man come and f:,iTip the end
'the likeness of the futnre Illiehand •
(particularly if ho knows the exper• •
iment is , to bo made) will appeal,: ,
and grasp the other end Of the
• •
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of it.." During the t rird cironit,
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APPRO'VE1),:OF THE ,
• TREATMENT,
Old Nelson Bea:rage, while work-
ing in the woods, was bitten by . •
rattlesnake,. In much alarm and in. .
:got pain he ran, to the house". .
phyaialan happened to honear at • Is•
hand .and.Y.was stunnsoned. ••
'101d man," said • the • -docfor, .•
"nothing but whislcoy, d
-daidof IL• can do you -any good." -
: "ilut (loofa,' 1, are ,a tempefatk
man; I hein't Onclied
liCker Ter thirty. years.12:
the; better.: The -
wilt haVe More effect." '. • . •
A. boy who had been dispatched • , •
with a •jug soon t r fi,nd the
old Man, much 'against, his will, .
gab to. drink,t.t.t.,,v,hiskeY: be-'
gait' slow itt Rw.,11.1.1t, [Met while ,
lip "swiggect9''it with the appetite uf
an old•timer.. „ •
• •
"Well," • said '• the' doctor, "you ••
have; had W7hiskey now.- •
drink any more:" • . • ' • '
"Think I've got or :plenty 1"
. .
.„ "Yes: kbo.W it." • " •
'• "13on't yer thar's alittle of
. :ther piren round -tiler
cornerel • •
'No, I think, you'r right.".
• ."Don't yoo think :that a leetle,jiist
81 nntI.uv it to tether lila firter
1 • • .t • •
while, 4.1.$ $01 01 SO U C.) V 1 111
feetV•
the first Of 'the' coinpany :,t() be mar- ,
tied. Sometimes, . too cal -o -°°. •
, ,
made, 'into which a Wocicliabrr-Ting '"Wall, now, Doe': s'pose •we take
ancl:a sixpence are placed, •When a drink just for good luck,"
the company are:about to retire the, ', "I tell yell thiit 'you, must not •••
cake) fi • :broken :: and distrib'otea ..driO. any more.' • :. ••• :'' i
alathigd 11.16 ailtharriad jadies: ' :$he ' 'The Old follow'. sighed; leaked at'':', .,.. '
Whe. finds tho ring': in her portion
.,Srarrried: Ill the; jag and .asIqd : , '"What's be- •
of eake Willrshortly be. ;'-4:1,j-reanie-uv the. snaltel" ' ; ," ' : • i --. ' ,. :
she whe 1,:r,cts the 'sixpenc'e .ia:-.ceitain
"One of the buys. killed it," the
to be an old maid.' • " •
doctor:replied: • •
Tho Cleveland ..adopt this • •
method. 'of aseeritiiiiing 'whether .or • • sorly, said man.
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riot they b.o married :•-•-Take ."Sony 1 Wl'A ' •
tumbler 9f* water frem a stream "Cause want. it. ter bite -me. •
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‘vhich runs southward ; borrow the Agin." ,
wedding l'ill" of some married friend ., , • •
• . We Axe • sure every sensible man
in town 'deplores the unhappy
plight, in which 3.incardifne is at
present "trunlonness ;Was never
more, rampant. Perjury etalks
through the air we breathe. Seeds,
,of diecord aro ,being sown that will
poshaps never be healed in kis lifo.
Spiteful treatures aro having a hey.
day, Scalawags and scamps are
"holding up the arm of the law,"
-and soon contempt will be bred for
all law. ; The motive with some is
perhaps honest ; with others it is
clearly,' the "do11a0 in, sight—they
feast on the injury they may do to
others The present object seems to
both° destruction of our hotels, and
it eaVera of Persocetion. ASSASeillS
are engaged in the work, and those
who happen to differ with them on
• a great social question problem are
incontinently clubbed "whiskey"
mon. Being celled a whisky man
has noeterror to any sensible man in
the (launty of Bruce to -day. It had
before the advent Of the Scott Ad,
Which there would be no difficulty
• in enforcing if it rested on the will
of the people. Unscrupulous whisky
stokers are defaming teetotalers and
damning their own aouls, and all
riffd-itirtiffinf it by -ttliaia:'of your own :r• —
head over,the glass of water, bolding —A fire broke Out jp.. the hose
the hair between the finger and the tower °f tha• lira hall) 'PM:tag° lAt
thtullh: :If the ring- hith agiiinst the Pia,iie,du'Ing a fiera° bhzzitrdfrbia
side of the glass U1(1,1°1(1(31. will, die the...no-411 :1:LocCnePsn1o0. by l'°wO•aq '
snow The was Whiny destroy-
,
round.ehe Will be married onee;if
The loss to the town %will • exceed ' •
an 01(1 Maid ; if it•turns quickly 800W. " '
•ed, to,g4ther: with all', i0 contents.
slowly twice, • Shonld ...the ring
strike the glass side, More than three'
12,000.
tines after 'the bolder has' Pro, —A.b a meeting of the Toronta
ifonunced Ole name .P.U)er 1ov6r, City Council, by-laws received their
there will be a lengthy' courtship. jirst reading, providing that the
nothing more; if less frequeutly the
,duty
trssubTied.P'11'"oitil, 3,10ittIv,beginning.
forverfl iicpennos
affair will _.be. broken off; and if' to
there is 410,8tri.hilig at all, the allair
iinstald'ctly,it%fnMtoaYthuoex$ti 58(111hplaivba(lb1Seatf)n(r.' • lf.rx
will never . come off. A Imre
der t (,Liquor 'I,icense Act, and
,is to look at the new
that t timber of tavern lhonses.
moon throng' b. a silk. handkereltief
, '•'
that lets never been• washed, when .ot•exeeed 100; alsothat the:,
as many years will elapse before. odot7 for shoP; licenses shall be $500)
marriage takes place as moons q addition to the $100 payable
under the Act,. and that the number ,
as are seen through the interstices of
the' silk. . of each Lieenses shall not exceed 20, •
German girls who are anxious to ' —Carleton County Council has •
ascertain What will be the color of decided to cantel the grant of $400 r
their future husband's hair stand at to the County Lieense Commission..
the • door between • the hour's of ers for enforcing the Spott Act, On
eleven and twelve on the eve.of St. the.ground that the work should be :
Andrew's Day (November 30th), enforced by the Provincial Govern,
tako hold of the lath, and say three went,
times; "Gentle love, if thou lovesb
Om, show tityeelf.'! She mus' then
open the door quIekly, and make a
rapid grasp through it into the
daarkness, when she will find in
her hand a look of her future hus-
band's hair,
"The Universal Fortune Teller"
provides a recolgt,,,for obtaining an
actual glimpse of the lover, The
, $1,25 'A/YEAR,.
$1.25 it YEAR.
$1425 A Y.EAR.
$1.25 A Y)AR.
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