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The Huron News-Record, 1888-06-13, Page 3CORRESPONDENCE. We twill at all times.be pleased to receive items of tears from our sub• scr ilivra. We want a good corres- pondent in every locality, not alreadb represented, tollten d us RELIABLE news, SUBS.CRISER5. Patrons who do not receive them paper regularly from the carrier or through their local post oOces tvili confer a favor by reporting at this o ice at once. Subscriptions ittccb eonantence at any bine. ADVERTiSERS. Adverilgers will please bear in mina that all "changes' of advertisements, to ensure insertion, Should be hancleci in not, later than MONDAY Noon uI each week.' - CIRCULATION. THE NEWs-RECORD has a lurget circulation than any other paper it this section, and as an advertisin.(, medhon has feta equal& in Ontario Our 'boobs are open to those ivh( mean bu3iness. JOS PRINTING. The Job.Departrnent of this jour nal is one of the, best equipped it Western Ontario, eared a superior class of work is guaranteed at veri moderate rates. The Huron News-Recorc �— $1.50 a Year—$7.25, in Advance.— - - Wednesday, June 13th, 11888 REV. MR. LONGLEY'S FOLLY. u The True Story of the Toronto -- Preacher's Fall and Disgrace. The final clause of the report o the committee -of the Dlethodis district meeting which deals witl the charges against Rev. Benjaum Y Lon le has caused. much common • S and ver' general surprise;. Whil the committee, find it verdict o guilty, and recommend Mi* Long ley's expulsion from the ministry, i is still declared thatno actH of pos itive criminality were established i rm This finding if u, H Ilite i ru o n q with the evidence prevented •-au( even with the charges made, an( the surprise so widely expresse( arises front a luisuuderstauding o the terms of the indictment. Speak - fug plainly, it is the "roes sin o adultery",•of. which Mr, Longle; stands accused in the minds of sour persons,_ while the charges inyesti gated the • . mi a were us xt b com tte H b Y cepa'rle of being accounted for b, indiscretion, impropriety or any, con duet unworthy a minister of .It Methodist church. The Htatenien widely circulates] that the yours woman with wh'o'm. MI-. Lor9gley bt: carne involved had been betrayer 8,d interceded with bar pastor ",ii the hope that he could induce lie; betrayer, to save her by warriag from the w•orstconsequences of lie folly, seenia to be wholly ' witbou foundation. Mr. Longley, in hi communication to the committee offers no such defense, while he ad ,nits the interviews at the' scho6 room and at the hotel. Nor wa • there; shown to be any fouitdatio fpr the shocking charges of genera looseness find immorality which l,av been whispered againstthe dip graced pastor. His relations witl the young lady are very strong) condemned, but it is understood th committee of the district tue;etin found the new trail of folly or c guilt, and that his expulsion is o dereel for the reason that, even wal out evidence of absolute criminditj his conduct with that young woma was unworthy of a pastor, and sue as utterly to disquallify him for place in the Christian ministry. I is-3aid Mr, Longley haB boon unhal Py in his domestic relations. It i Statvl tleat he was (,'lioaged to hi wif•• for five years before the marriana, A.nd that according to h'. own story, he would not have fu filled his pledges except for a for. that he would come und•(:r the (11 pleasure (if the conference. .Not few unhappy marriages are chars( against the Methodist discipline lit as a matter of fact all that is exac ed is manly and honorable conduc While it is held that theyounger m inters of the denomination shall m trifle with the affections of youn women urilor their pastorate of f* shall respect honorable oblibatiol no ininister is held to an engagemel that "subsequent experiencn ms show to' be opposed to his true hRPf. nese or to his true interest. The have beep, however, unhapl mariages contracted till fimt Ili() conference. Mr Longley llel that his was one of these -unfortuI ale marriages, and the fact that I was unhappy in his hou,o relatiol seems to•have boots well known the voting woman with whom I had become involved, Accordil to the girl's defenso the, sywpathet relations which'so long axisted b l tween her and 11fr. Longley began r year ago last winter •Hith a sleigl ing party. Thr. fripwNhip Bteadil grew.As spring advanced tl pastor spent many hours at the r silence of, her mother plwaYiug' cro. 'Cause -which placed those now shin- � A 0001) SHOWING. ; 8 ia.enough to disgust every Canadian " quet shill engaging in other 'outtllior illg lu the heavens, and thus, byre. A comparative statement of the who 111180116 feelilig Of l,atriOtistn, "Poo r)ewal, add light and lustre to the I post office rever)ue and expenditure orle spark of courage. If all thio became more and mots pronounced, univerao throu+b a seeming, eternity. 1 for the first giAe tuonths of the does not mean that the Mother Mr. Longley'a uusatiefactory domes- 7 fiscal year shows : Country wouhl abandon Cattails td tic relations began to elicit the. life ; it- is iuiu,ortal in the principle 11888 ...... •$1,93'6 393 2,009 989 $ make the best fight she could for young woman's active ayinpatbies, Of reproduction, whose cycles roll oil 1887... .. ... 1,776, y'24 2;561,4•,51 herself,, then wor:ls bave no mean- andthe subject seews to have be. unceasingly unless checked by sup • u,g, The Globe has seemed to revel come one for their frequent and erior and antagonizing forces. Ru.; Increase... , $ 160 066 $` 4g ,538 it, the illHultH which it has, again comMon consideration. A step production is therefore ori immortal Net increase 1888............$111,531 and again, heaped upon the people nearer and kisses were exchanged principal precluding the probability i PROPERLY NAMED. of this Dominion and of the Mother and the stage of actual infatuation of pRrsonal immortality. With We 'I James Marton, the well-known Country for the cowardice and hu - was reached. Then appointment's ends mun's usefulness to the world , Frothch geologist and geographer, potence it ascrilies to them. What began to be made and kept. The or to his Creator. Is it probable has published a Btateuhent to the is there in the history either of back premises of the residence of that he will be preserved for pail effect that America owes its ,stile Canada or the British Enipirc; to DIr. Longley and of the house oceu- for pleasure, for reward or punish. to all Ind ia11 word which means warrant such foul insults? "'hen pied by the young woman and her menu 4 The monarchs of the forev# 1, f alld of the Winds" and not at all did Canadians ever refuse to meet wother are within easy distance of may be reproduced for sit eternity to Vespucci, whose Christipn name ati,.euemy if attacked, or when did CORRESPONDENCE. We twill at all times.be pleased to receive items of tears from our sub• scr ilivra. We want a good corres- pondent in every locality, not alreadb represented, tollten d us RELIABLE news, SUBS.CRISER5. Patrons who do not receive them paper regularly from the carrier or through their local post oOces tvili confer a favor by reporting at this o ice at once. Subscriptions ittccb eonantence at any bine. ADVERTiSERS. Adverilgers will please bear in mina that all "changes' of advertisements, to ensure insertion, Should be hancleci in not, later than MONDAY Noon uI each week.' - CIRCULATION. THE NEWs-RECORD has a lurget circulation than any other paper it this section, and as an advertisin.(, medhon has feta equal& in Ontario Our 'boobs are open to those ivh( mean bu3iness. JOS PRINTING. The Job.Departrnent of this jour nal is one of the, best equipped it Western Ontario, eared a superior class of work is guaranteed at veri moderate rates. The Huron News-Recorc �— $1.50 a Year—$7.25, in Advance.— - - Wednesday, June 13th, 11888 REV. MR. LONGLEY'S FOLLY. u The True Story of the Toronto -- Preacher's Fall and Disgrace. The final clause of the report o the committee -of the Dlethodis district meeting which deals witl the charges against Rev. Benjaum Y Lon le has caused. much common • S and ver' general surprise;. Whil the committee, find it verdict o guilty, and recommend Mi* Long ley's expulsion from the ministry, i is still declared thatno actH of pos itive criminality were established i rm This finding if u, H Ilite i ru o n q with the evidence prevented •-au( even with the charges made, an( the surprise so widely expresse( arises front a luisuuderstauding o the terms of the indictment. Speak - fug plainly, it is the "roes sin o adultery",•of. which Mr, Longle; stands accused in the minds of sour persons,_ while the charges inyesti gated the • . mi a were us xt b com tte H b Y cepa'rle of being accounted for b, indiscretion, impropriety or any, con duet unworthy a minister of .It Methodist church. The Htatenien widely circulates] that the yours woman with wh'o'm. MI-. Lor9gley bt: carne involved had been betrayer 8,d interceded with bar pastor ",ii the hope that he could induce lie; betrayer, to save her by warriag from the w•orstconsequences of lie folly, seenia to be wholly ' witbou foundation. Mr. Longley, in hi communication to the committee offers no such defense, while he ad ,nits the interviews at the' scho6 room and at the hotel. Nor wa • there; shown to be any fouitdatio fpr the shocking charges of genera looseness find immorality which l,av been whispered againstthe dip graced pastor. His relations witl the young lady are very strong) condemned, but it is understood th committee of the district tue;etin found the new trail of folly or c guilt, and that his expulsion is o dereel for the reason that, even wal out evidence of absolute criminditj his conduct with that young woma was unworthy of a pastor, and sue as utterly to disquallify him for place in the Christian ministry. I is-3aid Mr, Longley haB boon unhal Py in his domestic relations. It i Statvl tleat he was (,'lioaged to hi wif•• for five years before the marriana, A.nd that according to h'. own story, he would not have fu filled his pledges except for a for. that he would come und•(:r the (11 pleasure (if the conference. .Not few unhappy marriages are chars( against the Methodist discipline lit as a matter of fact all that is exac ed is manly and honorable conduc While it is held that theyounger m inters of the denomination shall m trifle with the affections of youn women urilor their pastorate of f* shall respect honorable oblibatiol no ininister is held to an engagemel that "subsequent experiencn ms show to' be opposed to his true hRPf. nese or to his true interest. The have beep, however, unhapl mariages contracted till fimt Ili() conference. Mr Longley llel that his was one of these -unfortuI ale marriages, and the fact that I was unhappy in his hou,o relatiol seems to•have boots well known the voting woman with whom I had become involved, Accordil to the girl's defenso the, sywpathet relations which'so long axisted b l tween her and 11fr. Longley began r year ago last winter •Hith a sleigl ing party. Thr. fripwNhip Bteadil grew.As spring advanced tl pastor spent many hours at the r silence of, her mother plwaYiug' cro. 'Cause -which placed those now shin- � A 0001) SHOWING. ; 8 ia.enough to disgust every Canadian " quet shill engaging in other 'outtllior illg lu the heavens, and thus, byre. A comparative statement of the who 111180116 feelilig Of l,atriOtistn, and indoor pastimes. The imtimacy r)ewal, add light and lustre to the I post office rever)ue and expenditure orle spark of courage. If all thio became more and mots pronounced, univerao throu+b a seeming, eternity. 1 for the first giAe tuonths of the does not mean that the Mother Mr. Longley'a uusatiefactory domes- So with all an ,►ate and inanimate fiscal year shows : Country wouhl abandon Cattails td tic relations began to elicit the. life ; it- is iuiu,ortal in the principle 11888 ...... •$1,93'6 393 2,009 989 $ make the best fight she could for young woman's active ayinpatbies, Of reproduction, whose cycles roll oil 1887... .. ... 1,776, y'24 2;561,4•,51 herself,, then wor:ls bave no mean- andthe subject seews to have be. unceasingly unless checked by sup • u,g, The Globe has seemed to revel come one for their frequent and erior and antagonizing forces. Ru.; Increase... , $ 160 066 $` 4g ,538 it, the illHultH which it has, again comMon consideration. A step production is therefore ori immortal Net increase 1888............$111,531 and again, heaped upon the people nearer and kisses were exchanged principal precluding the probability i PROPERLY NAMED. of this Dominion and of the Mother and the stage of actual infatuation of pRrsonal immortality. With We 'I James Marton, the well-known Country for the cowardice and hu - was reached. Then appointment's ends mun's usefulness to the world , Frothch geologist and geographer, potence it ascrilies to them. What began to be made and kept. The or to his Creator. Is it probable has published a Btateuhent to the is there in the history either of back premises of the residence of that he will be preserved for pail effect that America owes its ,stile Canada or the British Enipirc; to DIr. Longley and of the house oceu- for pleasure, for reward or punish. to all Ind ia11 word which means warrant such foul insults? "'hen pied by the young woman and her menu 4 The monarchs of the forev# 1, f alld of the Winds" and not at all did Canadians ever refuse to meet wother are within easy distance of may be reproduced for sit eternity to Vespucci, whose Christipn name ati,.euemy if attacked, or when did each other, and meetings werearaug- in years with- uuchangod and recuvr• was not Amerigu at all, but Alberico. the Mother Country ever hesitate ed by in of signals. A log seasons. The story, he says, about Amerigo to come to our assistance if we have sad feature of the case, according to Tile grain of whoat from E;;ypt'H was a'•fill on the part of Canon been driven to talcs up arils l the evidence which has been pres• tomb lost none of its vitality dur- Basin. The blizzards of the United When dud they ever say to a foreign ented, is that during the absence of ing a sleep of three thousaiid years. States and the blowhard proclivities power, come„and do with us 'What Mrs. Longley last summer many Of The frail, tsensidve plaut is equally of the Greatest people out of doors you will, for we ,connot and these meetings took place at the pas- immortal in its nature. If there is tend to corroborate the wind theory will not resistyou I This has been tot's own house. The young woruan anything on earth too beautiful to of the learned Frenchman. the burden of the Globe's song, and became Hopelessly enamored, and die, it is the rOHL. Yet with all its it ill not surprising that, judging there is too much reason to -fear beauty and fragrance the hour frost THE F[ELPLESS AND HOPELESS 60,000,000. others by its•�lf, it should maintain ion a' reciprocated that the passte regards it not, and tin: summers that this is nut u British country— with equal intensity, .A,gcording to sun, after painting its loveliness, Mr. MacLellan, editor of a The Empire. file young ledy'a account, the withers it without remorse, and but Duluth paper, formerly of Wiuni• —� od _. minister assured her thyt his wife for the hope: inHpired by this repro• peg, writes to the Winnipeg press A Plucky 15lethodlyit` Tory. would leave hiui, as she seems to ductive principle, we should mourn there advising Manitobans to remain have threatened to do so, and the its loss and weep at its destruction. at home, and compares Duluth un, r, of the Rev. James B. girl was encouraged to hope that Now we can truly ea and rejoice y favorably with kVinns en. M. Ate' P ' out stud'y'ing Dundas County, 8t p!'eBRnt HCUdyill,M, eventual) their affection mi ht be y g that its beauty never fades and its Donald veritas from Seattle sayinb at Victoria College, came rewarded by marriagP. 111611 it is fragrance is everlasting. the labor market is flooded and the .Cobuurg, down to ihH county tic the last alleged in behalf of Mr. Longley Is man au exception. to this wise Place filled with idle men. He warns , Dominion elections to sots. He that hew made frequent efforts to aud.wond rful provision of nature 9 p people against being gulled by land was sworn by the r -form HerutineerH. extricate himself from the meshes And is it not ant le compensation to P p sl'ac'ks into going to Washington, It wasnfwrwar(ls circulated that be in which he had beC011iR involved, know that old age, decrepitude and g , P� Territory. Mr. Brownlee has re- received money For coming to but lie feared the consequence of a uselessness are to give place to $ 1 Californialead tnruec) from Cand says be vote and Lad taken f1 fa1HN oath. violent and total severance of his ouch strength and besot and that g y. met a number of 1Vinnipeggers who He resented the runior its emauat• relations 'with the girl and thus roAn'd'InLPlll;soca Aud virtues be• are desirous' of retunring to Mani- fug from disuppoiute(i reform things drifted ou and on until each corno an immortal inheritance by tuba. partisans, fathering it especially ou became so recklessly infatuated that hiH children f E. II. Ruad.—North GLOBE FNTERPRISE Alewsrs.Tuttle, of Iroquois, resistance to the growth of their At American Review.It was'thiH sort of gossipy item -Rulieu and J. W. Cooper, of Dundela. He mutual passion almost ceased. , last the woman's mother °bei„ _ y t1111t the Globe Was after. Each II19tIlUtCd m •FUIt At law for slander • young becamo so seriously alarmed by Her For And About Women member of the, staff received instrue- agaiust Mr. Cooper, }hut it was daiiglltel•B conduct, liar tions. From AT r, Moore and naw-. Weyer brought tel trial. L)eiuc at °the singular mysterious movements and fract- FOURTEEN LIVING HUSBANDS everywhere- Globe reporterH •can. be home anis invited by resident ious disposition, that she consulted There is a woman living. in Me, ' Seen on the Btilf hunt -for gossip. winister io close a Sunday service with friends as to the steps that Kean county, Pennsylvania, xays The next evening edition contained lie embraced thti opportunity, of could best be taken to solve the the Pittsburg Dispatch, who has the following samples items : singling out Mr. Tuttle Ili the con, mystery.- It is said` the mother's worried fourteen_hualiands. Sbe is known as Mrs. Ida I�oosted. Her The police will don their suniwer re++ation and culled upon pini to g b I P rP,traCt Ills B}Ander(>uH uHHHrtlO11H. 11 r, view was that the daughter chief attraction is Her Juno like Helmc:ta ill r> few says. Tuttle appealed to the regular is• had bestowed her affection upon form. She is tall and magnificently Several of thR counts constables :ih ter for protection ill the church, and BomR unworthy, object, and feared .proportioned, and looks as if the . ehv,,H resplendent, in new uniforoca' it was afforded. Messrs. Tuttle and the Bravest C011SHelUHr1CHB would winds of thirty eight winters, more From this it will be seen that the Cooper t i,� n laid charges against befall her if her folly were not or less, Wight have toyed with, her till' Globe is still awake and it is ex• 11[r. Laiuiolir before ills Methodist chocked and exposed. The mother to have had no suspicion of abundautdark-brown tresses. When P acted that one of the Hustlers will Distrivt, Board, They charted that scents P the girls relations with Mr. Langley. scarcely out of her short dresses she her first marriage, She find a bit, koot lie](- in the Bidewalk on Yon a street just north of Queen g l he, had brought false; uecusations against Them, desecrated ,the Sab. As a result of the advice offeted the contracted has Leen after men ever since, and before the lv eelC IS out.—Ii r7epire' bath still needlessly brought a suit mother in response to her solicita tions, detectives were employed t0 is now livingwith husband No, 14. YItO't'EC'r10N'AN IMPORTANT ISSUE. at law.. to watch .the Girl's movemeutH, and The other thirteen }wsbandB Are 11 ni (Lt:at grid all are on good legis in jos. G. Blaine the defeated re, The trial was presided over by the astounding fact -of Het• intimacy lila She 9idential candidate four years ago, the Ri•v. G. G. Huxtable, of with the minister was noon uncover- • with marrying woman. hus.Heeu legally separated' fron► all )eeii tri declining renotilinatiott wrote Iroquois, chairman, and the follow - Pd.. Then Oan1R(the, expohure,_1,ir1 her CGS, and was only married the .following a few days ago: in' clergymen acted as a committee Longley'R flight from the -city, tow months ago to No,.14.' ('Republican victory; the prospects The R(,Y. Messrs.' Pilcher, Crane, followed b his wife and family,a y of which grow brighter. every day, Ellery; Fowkes affil- Craig. After and the consideration of his caro by EXCOMMUNICATING A BRIDE. call be. imperilled Only by 'lack of Mr. Larmour lime] objected .to the tile congregation of thR church over O Miss Thu event marriage f 11proceedings T c. r g unity in council or by 'acrimonious legality of the mod evi- ”( e.Cl ' w 1 i o brllluuitl real 1 i wh le 1 ad s i YP Annie Scnaffeld and Charles G, Rau r s v issue ' f contest over oleo. The tss v lis been taken he was found delle& d b C and by the district utoetiug, -which both, ' of Union Hill, N. J., has protection is incalculably stronger guilty' of the charges, and the for the reasons stated recommends created a stir in that town. Miss and greater than any man, for it. court dir•eoted him to acknowled'go to the Niagara Coiifereuce that 'lie Schaffeld is the daughter of a de concerns the prosperity of the pres. having shndered' Messrs. Cooper be disinissed 'from the ministry. voted and activi, Roman Catholic, entand•ofgenerations yet to collie, a,d 'Tuttle, Nucb aek!iowled;eroent The committee did'not require -to go beilim a wetnlier of the Holy Family ' Were it possible for gory voter of to be read front thi.q Methodist behind the charges laid, and while Chut•eb, of which the Iwr. Father the Republic to see ftw himself the pulpits. Mr. L•.rmour refused to . su(fpic.ion 'of criminal intimacy was Grieff is rector. Tho young woman condition and reconipense Of lallor Big', tha.decisioll Bud said lie. would not established it was Unaniniously wan the , principal singer in the in Europe, the party of free trade appeal to Conference. held that a'mati guilty of the weak-* church choir. She has been receiv• in the United StrteH would not re.--- nesH slid folly of which Mr. Longley ing attentions from Rau for some ceive the support of one wage,work. when in need of 13111 noads, Envelopes, etc., is convicted is utterly unfit for •tile titim and no objections seem to have er between tte .two oceans. It 1118 Y don't forget that Tim NEWa-REC•OED CarriCS •a full line. pastoral charge Of a MethodlHt Leen offered, ahliou'h her family ►, Y not be directly in our faver as Phil - congregation or to hold any conned- knew that lie was it Protestant, antbropists to elevate the European A BIG STRIi:E. tion with the Methodist ministry. Their enogement.wnH known to all laborer, but • it will be a lasting It is understood. Mr. Longley had their friends still wbe, a week ago stigma' upon our atatesmatl5bip if A big strike was make when Powell hoped.- that lie would not suffer P they were niarried, 'there ' was no tt.e c r ilii the American laborer P a DRV.ie' issued their Extract of arsap- drilla and -Burdock. It has met with expulsion, but that the judgment of surprise. lin the following Sunday to be, forced down to the European great success, and it must, for it is the his ministerial brethren would be Mrs. Rau went to the Church of the level, and in the etid the rewards most powerful blood purifier in the mar - such that lie could resume ministerial Holy Family as usual and took her of labor evemywhere will he ket. It is used with the grt:atest success ti•ork at Kansas City, where he is accustomed place in the choir. advtiuce•d if we steadily refuse to a all diseases arising from a debilitated now 'established, Or at some other Father Grieff was absent and the lower the standard at home. condition ofthe system, And everyone and should use a bottle or two At opening `that might present itself in CI services were conducted by his assist - �-'-"�" this season of the year, of Ex - tile nei hberin county. This g g y' ' ant. When Father Gf•ieff returned -The "Globes' County y rdockPowell's ea tract ofSersapariila And Burdock. Bear however, will be impossible. if the and learned that Mrs. Rau had Bung in mind one 50c, .bottle contains more committee's report i9'accepted by at the 4Uass he was iudignan.t-and -- With. dianraceful--poltroenry -the solid medicine than most dollar so-called. Sarsapitrilla and bitters, Also remember the Niagara conference, soil be will declared that it should never occur Globe has been preaching that Can. that it is sold in Clinton by all druggists, be.obliged to seek some other means again. Site said that sho had ex. lada must truckle to the ' United Price 508 a bottle. Sold by all drug - of livelihood. His wife and familycommunicated herself by marrying 1 Stater, because she could not defend. gists and medicine dealers everywhere. g y are with him, but the partner of his a ProteHtaut and being luarrie try herself -and could expect flu material 44311y folly is still in Toronto:—Globe. a Protestant Minister, It was ex, 'Mrs. lro our aid £roto �nglaud, In reply to ourto pecten that if Rau attempted o into the choir loft there would rebukes for its, unpatriotic and un - Person al Immortality. g manlywailingH it atteulpts to quib- Wha# a. Time People formerly had, trying to swaUOvr the old-fashioned frill with its hilt of magnesia vainly disguising its bitter- ness; and what a contrast to Ayer's Pills, that have been well called "uued- Icated sugar -plums" - the gnly fear be. Ing that patients may be tempted into taking too ivany at a dose. Rut tits directions aro plain Bull should be strictly followed. J. T. Teller, M. D., of Chitwihau ;n, N. Y., e.(presses exilel ly a hla 11(:u,lrods have written at greator h:n l,ll. lie say's: "Aycr'.4Carilarric fill+are hi 6!y appreciated. Tiley ar4i perf-wr ill form and coating, anti their elfeels are all that the most earelul ],'I%.icilm ,•„ni+l desire. They lune. snl,pilu,re6 it'! lh,! Pills forltturly pupultiv hero, sn,i i ; hill:. It most be long lwfuru not be made that will au. 3111 1 uuil ,ir,; tvi.0 thent. 'Titus, who bu %r.nr ;•ill; ;,et full value for their uunic+." 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PINKNEY, 42 Cedar- Now York St.,. 392. - ;-d 0 Cly _ t t - O W LAJ G N v� Pe- •Gt�fy'�y�«vye�N� W o ms v i L.LJ Wa n°Evx�ssh(Y Q 3w 3 a, ,na U Iv � 6�J — bb a scene, all Father Grieff hAd ble and now it Asks : "Will 7'lee - �'1" -, e"'`"' There is nothing so pleasing. to openly and forcibly declared. his in- {� (t 1 "ltntpire kindly quote a sentence or (; - f3 liumam ex Potation as personal im- tention of excluding her from the „ 1 `v P P in - paragraph or article of the Globe + :t church., All Unipn Ifill was on the P � � mortality, To he, assured of t:ver- "justifying its assertion that tile 4 lasting life without weariness or tip tor. of expectation, but .Ml's. , g, Globe has advanced the unworthy, r_ satiet with friendshi s unalloyed Rau prudently avoided trouble by )+ P Y "`contention that, in' case of need, Zr and with k"nowledge ever increasing( g ti nkmaininaway front e chprch. r+ tl7e Mother Country would aband• g� ��jj�� makes all trouble and sorrow in this She said that if she had known that ,i.(]oil Canaria to make the best as - ABRAHAM SMITH,' world BHRm as nothing—as the 'mere sl:e was excommunicated she would ,,, , light, she could for herself V' (lust tlat floats with the assin not have gone to church last Sunday. a When I say Cuup.I do not meati merely tc - Market Square, P g It is not a pleasing f ask Mop them for a time, and then have diem re breeze, But is this leasta dream Her friendH also Hay that the exconl• ;urn again. I IRICAN A RADICAL CURE. �' g. to revert to filch of the Globe in flu ins iralion I Do de§ire and ex. munication does not seem "'pit I have made the disease of G°ODERICH' P order to read with fresh disgust its MTS EPILEPSYOa.? ,ectatioih constitute an infallible heavily oil her mind, , . I ' cowardly Appeals to Canadians to premise upon which to found un- lip. clown and h_e trampled upon if ALLING SICNNlES89 —`-- questionable opinions 4 And is CURRENT TOPICS threatened by a foreign power, but A,lifelong etuily. I WARRA7rrmyremoaytc „ r there adequate .compensation for the we must overcome our loathin &nil Conn the worst cases, • )Because othe;r{s have WEST Lor F ENGLAND ANI) SUIT• loss of these cherished ideals:l HOW PUBLISHERS ARE SWINDLED. give One or two specimens. gHere `Sendatonceforatreatisea daFRR3OTTLi acure INGS (iC TROUSrIiINGS, bleu's body, like those of other If country nowspaper proprietors are sonte of the Globe's whining and o,i omce. It costs you nothingx�or a SCOTCH TWEED SUITINGS & animals is composed of the elements trial, and it will cure you. Address P were to publish the names of the iamentationH : Ar H. -G: PAOTv ST Yoga& ,9t., Toronto, Oat. TROUSTRINGS, of niatte.r in chemical combination, subscribers who take, read, enjoy, , "CamAdians, if attacked from the FRENYCII AND TNGLISI[ WOIt- aud finally after its brief life, returns and are gratified by, yet neglect to south wouH have'to depend almost to form part of the original stock pay for, their home paper, the ro- P _"- — S'Cl D CLOTHS, from which it Was constructed, entirely ippon their, own strength, potation of most communities for valor and persistence for defence." t�A `0 �' � „'`o tllacle up in Best Stl�ln, surf lVoslt- Uoeq there dwel•I in this corruptible moral honesty would depreciate (,n O V ���,, O a nturtxhip fit flbrcfhatn Smith's. body an undying., and incorruptible considerably. An editor's labour's "Why is it that we all know clown U 4) ,, , M V personality I Does the Creator do are seldom esteemed or compensht. in the bottom of our hearts, that the ,�, ,� di o -- aught contrary to the universal and ed. A lawyer will give yoo five connot reasonably expect Great Uro ' � recognized laws.of life and death I minutes' advice on a topic, and Britain to back its to the point of (n Cd e`� � e Now in stock ont, of the, cheape. And is. it not generally conceded war with the United StAtes`l l y v r'Cj �'-+ a and best stovN of g Y charge you $5 An editor will give 0 y CIS a 0. c CLOTHING (1 that anything and everything that you advice on a hundred topics, and "We Should be practically just as 1-4 N O >~ WINTER Cl.®THING will live 'ito eternity" has existed charge you five ceras a copy for his strong if independent as if aided �% . L�'•t". ,� O ro vl" "from eternity ?" paper, and very often five cents by Great Britain, Thfit is what �,r,r�� O0 rp ow AND CLOTHS. The glorious sun must, in the given to an editor 'would save $5 Oreat Britain rocognisefi, and her W 1104 ,.. w nature of things, go out irrdarknt'ss. kiven to alawyer. In fact, rte other inability to hold us safe from harm > �, N a a N FA A Full Line of GENTS' FIIR Cha stars that'°glitter on the mance class of business mru aro so univrrs is the reasor, why Downing Street N 1., a S of night" must finally disappear. nlly swindled out of their labour as kotows so readily to WABhington," ''�" U N O �" NISHINGS always in stook, There may be a new birth of suns the country newspaper publisber.— 'There are columns of such stuff as Qy b 0 rWr{ ,Z° p I Il will pati you to call on and stars, resultant from the same �V. Y. Suit. this and even worse, but surely this r V O M fL W rK 1 • ABRAHAM SMITN, tk�A