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W dne$day April 1504. 1891.
A I1 USINEa$ M47'7'ER.
McKinley, the American states-
man, has a long heati as well as an
honest heart. In a public speech
the other day he said it cost the
American people $1,000,000 every
twenty-four hours to carry on their
Federal Government. He does not
pretend to say, like Canadiau dema-
gogues, that they cau run the ma-
chine without gettiug this money
in the form of taxes of some des-
cription.
His explanation of the business
part of the Govornmeut is one
which will ap fly to the polioy of
toe Conservatives of Canada as to
their idea of how the government of
this eouutry want to raise money to
carry 011 the affairs of the country
and protect home iudustry at the
same time. Major McKinley said :
1 he g ,veruutout can not create money.
Its ouly easete are publio 1tuds. Ice
only way to revenue ie to got Congress
to levy taxes. (tungress may tax you
directly—your lauds, incomes, earnings,
or prote8eion, or it can raise it by a tax
or duty ou fereigu products. It oaa tax
its people by whet is called (eternal tax-
ation, or it eau tax other people seeking
a market in this country, Both politic .1
parties aro egseed that internal taxation
will not do. It is ingni;;iturial, and to-
day rem tine uuly in f.,rce on epirite and
toh,t t.e e, T.13 diverkeuco het m:so the
pir-ire bogies jest beyond their agree -
me t-, th.tt their mon.,y must be raised
by w!, tt is kuee,vn as a tariff. Thera are
two p'aus. The first is that which looks
for revenue, and fur revenue only ; the
other while 1 okit,g for revenue, is at
the 9•.11tt time protective, with due re-
gard to the oceepstton cud industries of
our penia'. Tee ono is a tariff exelu-
sively fur revenue, and is without regard
for r.ur enter prises ; the other has a
thought for the intereete and business
of oar couple and their protection "
* The object of a revenue
tatiff'is rendez td when it has the luweet
rate that will call out the
U1tEATEST IMPORTATION
of pruduot'. It imposes its duties upon
Rooth which can nut be produced at
house The protective tarifa' is the
burden, duty, or tariff on foreign people,
encouraging our own p:ople in their
indusirire and employment by laying it
on artielee that enter into competition
with Kamm mtoufacturee. A revenue
tariff is ,tiways paid by the consumer.
This can not always be said of the pro-.
teetive tarff. They say that protective
tariff, are paid by the caneumer, they
forget that revenue tariffs are never paid
by any ono else. Ah, but they say :—
"Why
—
"Wby isn't free trade a good thing ?"
It is, if you are iieiahed aud completed ;
if you hays stopped growing But here
decay steps in. They say :--"'There is
tree trade b,tween the States with
sixty-two millinne of people. W hy not
with ail the world?" They forget that
we live under a different government
from every nt!ter government in the
world, It is because we did not want
any Europeen Weise in it that years .ago
our fathers broke away from Btitieh
tyranny. and set up for themselves on a
plau different in every way. We are
different from every nation of the woild.
It is this that makes us the greatest
nation of the world. Why should we
have Free trade with other nations ?
We can't reach any other nation. We
can't tax it The foreigner is exempt
from sill duties of government. Tell us
why he should
ENJOY THE PRIVILEGES
of citizenship in the United States and
its markets. Our population is 5 per
cent, or one-ttV,entieth, the population of
the globe. We consume in many pro-
ducts a this'd of all produced. We prc-
pose from this time forward to manufac-
ture more of what we oonsutne.
WOULDN'T FLIRT IN THE
PULPIT.
In the utalet of the productive dairy
farms near Kingston is the little hamlet
of Caldecham. Among the handful of
buildings which comprise the settlement
is a Cenveoanter church. An episode
has just occurred within the walla of that
little edifice which leas created more stir
and goenip than any previous incidsnt in
the history of G,ldenh-tin. The Rev. J.
C. Really poured his eloquence from the
pulpit of the Cluveoenter ohuroh on the
rude forefathers of the hamlet until he
received is cull wltich paid him far better
financially. Ever sinus the little parish
has been looking for somebody who
avoull promulgate orthodox t-aohings to
a diminishing but stubborn denomination
at an annual stipend of $800, a parsonage,
a garden patch, and a donation party and
ncc'ceinnal we,i,ling by way of dessert;
but it has been ditli pelt to till the plane
and the pulpit has been vw)ant some
time. An applicant for the vacant pul-
pit at last saute in the person of the R,v.
Mr. Milligan, of Pennsylvonia.
Sunday lest was to be his trial tr'p
The clay was clear and bracing, aud the
hardy yeomit.ry who live st C,Idenham
and its immediate vicinity, and are
regular atten•laute at the Covenanter
church, were out in full f•.res. Young
and old wore dressed in their best, mad
the maidens were attired in their prettiest
gowns. Ali were anxieue to sae the now
minister and listen to what he had to say,
The Pen.tsylt'anie pastor had spoken for
Home time to the entire satisfaction of his
bearers, who had listened attentively,
when soddenly he halted and said :
"I regret to rotate that I am au exceed-
ingly nervoa,men, and am enure -led by
a young lady in the congregation who
has been enelesveriapt to flirt with me
tide in wising, I hsvo neither the time
nor inclination t) return the compliment
at this time, bat may do so Etter."
These words fell like a ehunderh.It
upon the Covenanters, more especially
eo as the departure from theology was
made while the eyes of the pastor were
steadfastly fixed na those of a blushing
young ledv who is noted for her good
looks end regarded as the belle of
Col lenharn. The effect on the congrega-
tion has never been equalled. When
the services were concluded there Was a
bustl•r,g,nf d�reess°, down the aisles and
out Tnto the coiaiy-'swill; fr3lfdiliT'Eltisw
matter was talked over profusely.
levertbelese the episode has had a
teadenoy to populari;cu_ Pastor Milligan,
and the chances point toward hle becom-
ing the permagent preacher at the little
Covenanter church.
HERE LIES 1
Epitaphy is a demoralizing kind of
taffy. It appears on the tombstone, .aud
euleogizee the dead• almost to the very
stars. The urinal method of beginning,
is : "Here fres." Very suggestive, for
for the lies rite frequently quite astonish
ing—•atmoat enough so to both amuse and
amaze the dead of whom they are wri'ten.
A truthful epitaph, in many instances,
would be : "Here lies one who omitted
to take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery." Ifese iek and suffering, and
dreading premiStut•e death, test the
potent remedy, It cures all chronic,
liver, blood, and lung diseases, as bilious -
nese, skin end Soap diereses, serofuteus,
sores and esw elltnge, salt -rheum, tetter,
erysipelas, and even scrofula of the lunge
(or Consumption), if taken in time,
—George Au`,uro of Toronto, who
was sentenced to Kingstou peuiteuory a
couple of days ago for stealing a horse
aud rig from Mr. Paxton, of St. C.air
avenue, near Brockton, on Tuesday hes
at boast one good trait in his character.
For some time poet he has been living
with the daughter of a Soarboro' fernier
Although .lubuan ie a man of 40 years,
and not at all good looking, the girl., who
is abort half the ago, s'ems to have
thought much more of hien than he
deserved. On Thursday morning she
called e.t police headquarters and stated
her wish to become the horse thief's
better half, The two were married in
the je.l c-trridor, by Rev. Robert C. Cas-
well, the chaplain of the j til, accordiug
to the rites of the Church of Englan.i.
SHE \VAS WILLING TO GIVE UP
ALL
When Queen Elizabeth of England,
found death appro'ichiug hor, she cried
desp•tiringly, 'All my possessions for a
meruent of time !' There are wealthy
ladles to -day, the world ov„r, who would
gladly exehangr. their ,iThes' for rented
health. Many ere mule well and happy
hy Dr, Pierce's Favorite Presotip, in, a
never -idling cure fur diseases so common
to women. As a corrective tar all flint •
tioual weakue•,see it is of univereal re-
pute among the ex, and thousands of
pale, worn-out, enfeebled victims haye
beau changed into vigorous women rind
girls by its use. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or price refu,dod. LS me -
gists have it.
—While Mr. Coley, of Kirkton, was
driving thrt•ugh the woods n a lead
of Ings with his eight-year old eon, the
latter fell off, and a log following struck
him ou the head, fracturing her skull.
He only lived a short time,
EDITORIAL EVIDENCE.
GErtrLEnlEI4,—Y, ur fI..gyarda Yellow
Oil ie worth its weight in goal far both
internal and external use. During the
late La Grippe epidemic we icuud it a
moat excellent preventive, and for
sprained limbs, etc., there is nothing to
equal.it. WM. PEMBERION,
Editor Reporter,
Delhi, Ont.
—(,ermen capitalists propose to estab-
lish tee sugar factories in K.nsae, requir-
ing the product of 100,000 acres of lend.
Blame it all on the MuKiulay LAW.
THE MOST AGREEABLE rest•,ra-
tive , tonic and mild stimulant ie Mil -
burn's Bsef, Iron and Wine.
—Further details concerning the
capture of Fort Shebat, twelve
tulles from:llauipur,have been receiv-
ed, The British force which carried
the works by assaurt numbered only
eighty Indian troops under the com-
mand of Lieut, Grant. The Barris
son of the fort was composed of 900
Mauipurs, but the onslaught of the
British force was eo tierce that the
hlauipurs fled from their fortified
positions in wild disorder.
SPRING GLEANING.
Be particular every spring to clean the
house, but never miud cleaning the
blood uutil some troublesome disease
takes hold of you. This ie poor policy
wriest by u:•iup Burdock Blood Bitters
the blood still be thoroughly cleaneed,the
body strengthened, and future suffering
prevented.
--Detective O'Malley was asked
what tie thought of the New Orleans
parish prison affair. He said :—
These men were innocent and the
people made a big mistake. Each
one of the nineteen then made a
statement to me which I investigat-
ed and reported upon. I found
that all of them told me the truth
with one exception. All this talk
about my bribing jurors is untrue.
DR. LOW'S WORM SYRUP lies re-
moved tape worms from 15 to 30 feet.
long. It also destroys all other kinds of
wort. s.
—At Washington, N. J., Mrs.
James Mat:Nerny left her three
children, aged respectively 9, 7 and
2} years, at home while elle went
out. When she returned she found
the the youngest lying on the floor
coverers with blood with a razor by
her side. The child was very weak
from the loss of blood, though not
dead. Her little face was one mass
of eats, and in the neck was a huge
gash that sante within a little of cut•
ting tite jugular vein. The ether
children were finally discovered in a
closet feet asleep, their hands cover
ed with blood. They explained to
their mother that they had been
playing barher, and trying to shave
the baby, who would not keep still,
and so was cut. They became fright
erred at the blood, and hid them -
delves. The baby's wounds were
dressed, and she may recover.
CONSTIPATION CLAIMS many vic-
tims. Ward off this dread disease hy the
lirfie'sof s':ittreti='-gSaTareeerstrelesliurdook:
Pills when needed.
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WHY Y b1QT' '' IM4
Why pot tot quatrcuhles us buiie,
pimplee, blutchee, sores, popcorn, ern -
buss, rashes, akin frtltation, e o., with
Ftrrtiook Blood Bitters. It iodated with
virtue as a blood purifier and gnus right
to 113e right part. It ntakee ithe skin
bright and clear, while also invigorating
the entire system.
--In the New Bruuswick House
of Assembly yesterday, the Govern-.
meat Bill to abolish the Legislative
Council passed without gdisseutitig
vote.
SUPPOSING.
Supposing you Buffer from some die-
ea,e. Suppose it is dy'epensia or bilk us -
nese or constipation or bad blood. Sup-
pose yru learn that Burdock Blood Bit -
tore has cured thou -ands of oases of these
and similar complaints 1) ,u't you sup-
pose you ought to try it ? It c tont
herrn y••u anf in nine owe a out of stn:It
sures,
—Tho truffle returns of the G. T.
R. for the week ending April 4th
were $385,969, against $382,510
last year. This shows an increase
of $3,459.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS —Are you dis-
turbed at night and broken of your rest
by a sick child suffering and crying with
pain of Gutting Teeth? If so send at
once and get a bottle of "Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething.
Its value is incalculable. It will relieve
the poor itltlesufferer immediately. Do -
pend upon it, mothers; there is no mis-
take about it. It cures Dysentery and
Diarrhoea, reg•tlates the Stomach and
Bowels, curds Wind Colic, softens the
Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone ano energy to the whole system.
"Mrs Winsiow's Soothing Syrup" for
children teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in
the United Staten, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
25c. a bottle. lie sure andaek for "Mrs,
teinslow'sSoothing Syrup," andttake no
ther kind.
—Robert Murray, whom the
jury at Lun'.lou found guilty of man-
slaughter for the killing of \Ver. 0.
Roars near Staathrop, was sentenced
to seven year's intprisunument by
Judge 1'alcouhridge y'esterdey.Y
NOW FREE FROmt PAIN.
Resit Sias -I have been troubled with
Laino Buck for shout six months, and
thsuiht I would try H'gyard's Yellow
Oil, which cured me. Ant now f. se
from all pains, and recommend Yellow
Oil very highly.
FRANK PALM ER,
'-loons, Out
—About 6 15 one evening last
wook, at Petrolia, en explosion oc-
curred, and upon investigation it
proved to bo Bradtey'e glycerine
works. How the explosion occur -
rod will never be known, as the
three work men—named Albert
Bradley, James Chambers and D.
McDelmand—were instantly killed.
Sufficient of their retrains have
been found to positivoly identify
them.
MAN OR BEAST
Gain equal relief front pain by the nee of
Clark's Lightning Linimect. The swelled
jeiuts from a sprain or f ,under are t•e -
lieved and cured at mice by its nee
Every nwner of a horse should keep a
hnttle of this great remedy in his stable.
Every cortsideretiou of eeonomy and hu-
manity suggest this ready relief, Price
fifty cents ; sold by druggists. Clark
enemieal Co„ Toronto, New York.
—The heaviest snowstorm of the
season has visited Lake Bouton,
Minn., the beginning of last week,
UNSIGHTLY PIMPLES, BLOTCH-
ES, TAN, and all itching humors of the
skin are removed by using Dr. Low's
Sulphur Soap,
CLARK'S LIGHTNING
Linitnent will relieve the painful tor-
ture of Rheumatitm in the joints of mum
cies. It should be well rubbed in with
the hand, aud the part covered with a
piece of flannel. The pain will cease
with the first application, and its oontin-
tied use will effect a marvelous cute.
Timis rerhedy needs but a trial to con-
vince the most skeptical that it is a
won'terfnl preparation. Field by all drug-
gietc; price fifty cents. Clark Chemical
Co., Toronto, New Yurk.
WACO'S WONDERFUL RATS.
The town of Waco, Texas,is infest-
ed rats in countless legions. They
run through the streets, invade the
stores and residence's, devour grain,
flour and groceries, and make them-
selves unmitigated nuisances, which
the application of ordinary or extra-
ordinary remedies have failed to re-
move. While they accepted al-
most anything that conies in their
way as edible, they have a penchant
for eggs, and the way they convey
thein from the nests to their holes
is thus related by Sam Whaley tho
jailer, who has made their habits a
study :
"I set an old black hen up there,"
he said,pointing to the corner of the
jail yard, where Sheriff Dan Ford's
horses are stabled, "and they car•
ried off every egg, and hroke the
hen up. Site went to laying again
in two weeks, and made her nest
in another stall. Two eggs were in
the nest and these remained undis-
turbed, but when the third was laid
it disappeared, two still remaining,
t come
I watched and saw the rate co
—four of thein.
"The smallest of the quartette
straddled his four legs over the egg,
hugged it tight, then rolled over on
his back, holding the egg tightly
against his belly. One rat took the
,,,gaaoetrtltb ou by_ qthe esj
arust like
boy holding he Ilanti9les or a w-1ieo1•
took Cold,
took Sick,
I
TOPIC
SCOTT'S
U-LSION
I take My Meals,
I take My Rest,
AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKE
ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON;
Eetting fat too, FOR Scott's
mulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
and HypophosphitesofLimeand
Soda NOT ONLY CURED MY Iucip.-
1 tent Consumption BUT BUILT
t ME UP, AND IS NOW PUTTING
1 FLESH ON' MY BONES
t AT TIIE RATE OF A POUND A DAY. •1
TAKE IT JUST AS EASILY AS I DO MILK."
Scott's Emulsion is put up only in Salmon
c.,lor wrappers. Sold by all Druggiste at
60o. and 51.00.
e SCOTT d•+ BOWNE, Belleville,
ERRORS OF YOUNG AND OLD
Organic Weakness, Failing Memory, Lack of
Energy, Physical Decay, positively cured by
Hazelton's Vitalizer. Also Nervous Debility,
Dimness of Sight, Lose of Ambition, Unfitness
to Marry, Stunted Dove'opment, Loss of Power
Paine in the Back, Night Emissions, Drain in
Urine, Seminal Losses, Sleeplessness Aversion
to Steady, Unfit for Study, Excessive Indul-
gence, eto., eto. Every bottle guaranteed..
20,000 sold yearly. Address, enclosing stamp
for treatise, J. E. HAZELTON, Graduated
Pharmacist. 308 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont,
t:
harruw end knit hila .oi ndy, while
the other two took hint ;v tail, and
away they \vent, toe:hill« and pull
ing until they get the egg to their
hole under the brick tv.tl1
A. 1i.iacltu.r, our of the 1,rgest
liquor dealuts in \\Theo, has obaerv-
edtitat theme are soba: nits, wit., neve:
touch a drop; moderate tlriukers,
who take just enough, awl ,e•gnl u
sots, who gut drunk every day, and
possibly go home attd Leat their
families. The titip from the beer
fauc"te is when t,itn netts do diel'
drinking. Tin pans are uvelur the
faucets to catch the waste hour and
protect the floor, and to these pacts
the, matt; resort. lho routlt•ratr:
drinker takes a ..i;, or two, then
wipes his whiskers on front log rod
gallops oil'.
'I'lae old t.opor drinks deep, feels
off to the back yard, fella clumsily
into his hole, aud the squeaking
heamd after he guts into his cellar
indicates either that he is whipping
his wife or sho Ilius, or that he is
making her rush arouird after re-
medies.
THE WORRY OF IT.
'l'he worry aud siokuess of a e'.ubborn
h.arlaehe are easily Cored by the use of
S`.. Jeco!,e Oil. It is the beet.
—Mrs. Julia Goddard, of Crraurl
Rapids, \1inh„ aged forty five,
brought suit against 1)r. \Vostcutt,
aged seve 1ty four, fur breach of
promise. She received it verdict of
$1,50t) upon the trial, and he
appealed. The second trial closed
to day with a verdict of 6 cents and
costs fur plaintiff. The woman
attended \Vestcott's first wife in
her last illness aud managed the
house during the funeral. After—
ward tha old man proposed and she
consented to marry him if Ile first
secured the consent of his thirty-
year-old daughter to the match.
The daughter refused to couaent.
The old man considered the match
off aud married another woman
who did not make any conditions.
1
CONSUMPTION CURED
An old phsyioian, . retired from
practice having had placed in his
hands by an.Eaat Indian missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and; perman-
entcure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, .Astham and all throat and
Ding Affections, also a positive and
radical cure bar Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after hall•
ing tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, bas
felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send free
of charge, too all who desire it, this
receipt, in German,FrenchorEnglish,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by adressing
with stamp, naming this paper, V.
A. NoYEs, 8.20 Powers' Blook,', Roches-
fer, N. 1'. 590—y.
—J. 11. Ii,aberg and Isaac Bastian,
convicted in Montreal of waylaying
children on their way home from
school, taking thein into empty
houses and outraging them, each re-
ceived twenty-five lashes with the
cat o' nine tails in the jail to -day.
The first prisoner screamed with
pain, and at the fifteeuth stroke the
blood began to flow. Then the
strokes canto lighter till the full
sentence was inflicted. The second
victim took his punishment Netter,
but it was none the less severe.
After the flogging they were allow-
ed to go to their cells, and were ex-
cused from working for the day.
Before the expiration of their term
of twenty-three months they will
both receive a second instalment of
25 lashes.
—Dr. F. H. Moleakly enjoyed a
fair practice in Froodom, Ill., until
a few months ago, when it was
whispered that !ie was not a doctor,
hot en imposter. His practice fell
Off, and 1t is said Ilo resorted to
sliiidy fnetli6?Irs'ta Ilmttht1i llibtfey.'
A 1-1.A.NDSOIVIE ORGAN FRVE
Given Away With Baking - Powder. Bast Offer Yet
0—•---
irr See the 1-iant:sonle Organ, now on exhibition. t=om
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N. ROBS -O .
...mm.
CLINTON.
Is used both internally a, d externally.
Ib aota quickly, affording. Imest instant
relief from tho sever Ist pain.
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DIRECTLY TO THE SPOT.
INSTANTANEOUS Ijl ITS ACTIO;L
For CRAMPS, CHILLS, COLIC,
DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
and all BOWEL. COMPLAINTS,
no REMEDY EQUALS
THE PAIN -KILLER.
in Canadian Cholera and Bowel
Complaints Its effect la magical,
It cares In a very short time.
THE BEST FAMILY REMEDY FOn
BURNS, BRUISES, SPRAINS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE AT 260. A BOTTLE.
itdr Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations.
1_890 -kASTJD 1891
Christmas & New Year Goods
,0
,fust arrived, the Dsg h u 9 ! kJ Black Basket, Royal Clusters, Lon•
finest qualities of , s dun Layer, Sultanas A: Valenotas.
CURRACURRANTS I'a1ras unci 1 - PEED Lemon, (hangs and
NTS 1' litttras. p>- t'itrort, and FIGS.
Almonds, filberts, Wall -
FRESHC W IED nuts and tiht•lled Almonds
6 Corn, Peas aarrl 'l'omatoes during; holidays, a
TEN CEN'T'S PER CAN.
SUGARS, TEAS, (1)F1� .ES and SPI('ES—wo lead as usual. (HOCKEI(Y
and GLASSWARE at away -down prices for holiday Presents,
SEE OUR XMAS COUNTER..
J. W. IR I 9 The Noted Grow, Clinton
DO YOU KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE?
ALLE=N'S LUNG BALSAM.
NO BETTER REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, CONSUMPTION, &C.
-- _S
A citizens' Committee ordered hint
to leave town, hut he refused. The
women wlronm he had treated thou
formed a committee toad ordered
him to leave, but again he micelaa.a.
Yesterday forty women, married
and single, young and old, on
whom the slleged physician had
tried his art, decoyed Muleskly into
the street and pelted hint with bad
eggs until he found refuge in his
house. Then the house was bunt-
bat•ded. In the middle of the
night the doctor loft the town.
THAT SMALL "r" ANI) '`c "
Comment is sometimes mule be-
cause THE WARDER 0908 hnlalt lettere
instead of capitals in the words
"roman catholic." As usual, pre•
judice or custom, instead of reason,
or common sense rules such per-
sons.
We simply mean uo disrespect to
any church. We spell roman
catholic, methodist, presbyterial],
&c., with small letters; because it
is correct English to do so. Why
should ITALIC and ARABIC he intro-
duced with small letters and ROMAN
with a capital 1 Yet the following
is how they are written by many.
Just observe :—"ITALIC, ARABIC,
ROMAN ;" or "methodist, Roman
Catholic, presbyterian, baptist., con-
gregational and anglican." It looks
nice doesn't it t
Originally these adjectives were
written with capitals. One might
as well spell "cambric," or "calico,"
or "currants,' or donut; of simian
words with capital letters because
they are derived from Catnbray,
Calicut, Corinth, &c, Usage has
made them ordinary English words.
So in spelling. \Vhen such words
as DOMINO were first introduced
epecial treatment was given them,
and time plural was DOMINOS. Just
its soon as such words become
generally used, i.e., because NATUR-
ALiZED they receive English treat•
tnont, and DOMINO has for plural
DOMINOES, 010,
We simply follow correct ortho-
graphy. We simply follow the
the same practice as do all the
French roman catholic papers in the
u utvo rse.
Isn't it nearly time people learn-
ed settse'1
IMPLEMENTS.
The subseriber having severed his eonneetinn
with the Masan}, Company, desires to intimate
that he has been appointed agent for the well-
known firm of
FROST & WOOD,
Implement makers, of Smith's Palle, and will be
pleased to fill all orders in his lino as heretofore.
w111 also keep en hand WILKINSON Prows,
COLTER tit seoTT DRILLA, Drec HAnnows, and
articles of like nature.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.
COB ItESPONDENCE.
lVe will at all tunes be pleased to
receive dents of netts from our sub-
scribers. We want a good corres-
pondent in evert/ locality, not already
re/,rrseuted, to send tis RELIABLE news.
SUBSCRIBERS.
Patrons who do not receive their
paper regularly from the carrier or
tltr•.mgh their local post offices will
confer a favor by reporting at this
office at once. Subscriptions mays
rc,rnnienre at any time.
ADVERTISERS.
.Advertisers will please bear in mind
that all "changes" of advertisement's,
to ensure insertion, should be handeti
in )tot later titan MONDAY NOON of
eachr. week.
CIRCULATION.
THE NEws-REcogn ltas a larger
circulation than any other paper in
this section, and as an advertising
medium has few equals in Ontario.
Our boob's are open to those who
mean business.
JOB: PRINTING.
The Jut Lep artntent of this jour-
nal is one of the best equipped in
Western Ontario, and a superior
class elf work is guaranteed at very
lom prices.
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