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FAIN AND QXRORN.
)f16Qr=1XX0Vm CHAT.
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ONTARIO HOKUM.
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from *9 Treasurer of the Agdou
�Ituralands
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.a agricultur I
Without a prompovott a there Is
go, national prosperity.
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M . 14 moved
ill � for an address to
0 LJOU11,011slit0019rilorp praying that he
Arts As000lationliving a dolailed statement I
of Its income an expenditure fdr the yous,
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,. tar if ever she turned up hex nose,
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A. BUdget Compiled by a ]Prue.
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Buckwheat flour In recommended for giv,
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FEURTH PARLIAMEN FIRST OESSIOK
would cousek to be laid before the JEr
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1870 B44 1079. He said his object was 9&,
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. Aroo much Us lady,"ddarAdarn, to -
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be at�lcd;
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111CRI Algriensiturlst.
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Ing the hair of heogoop a final onio-oth, bril.
liant appearance,
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Tonowro, Jan. 25�The Speaker took the
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say papers or correspondence which may
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have P5010d - between the Government
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obtain a faller statement than was contained
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In -tbs papers usually presented to the House.,
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. res r must shirk, ,
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A Kinifigh (E nglan4) fruit grower applies
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chair At throe o1clock.
Of the Province, and that of the Domin.
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The income from the Exhibition bold at I
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WORDO TO FAN]lpma.
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annually 8,0Q0 ton a of manuro7to his twenty.
, Mr. Ifskox moved for a ,Committee to
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regard . to ille confirmation of
Toronto in 1878 was 423 000, to Which was
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if Ion have a family of more, than fourteen
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five,sore apple orchard. Few of. gurformero
who raise apples, A pply any fertilizers to their
, enquire into the subj set of gfrelrtc us , t
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, d0111'.0, In in.�Iij*Inglanoes with lose of life, .to
the award of the arbitrators in gefereppe
to 'the north wool bo rise of tild
added 010,900 granted� by the Government,_
re Aing a, total of 033,000. ' 91 that amount,
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provide your wife, with more than one ba its.
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Pan and Iron Ailles. See that Abe ba a at
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ozabards. The. abovenamod orobardJot.
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brakemen and others employed LOU re"'WSYM,
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ibout 014,000 bad been expended In 1. .
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, . Sir mission on eatt disip ago,
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least one not of earthenware that 'is not
broken, and a little crockery that is, not
. his Orchards to other
how"Tor, ca"I'latoo tie the trees are young.
drops especially wh
a means by which dangers of this
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perilous evocation may be diminished; with
001INTY. JUDGES' rRAM.
. Mr. IracounT moved for sin Order of the-
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the expenditure of this sum tile Roil . so , and., *
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power to Bond for persons and papers, and to
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H.Que loV, a return showing the aggregate
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the country should -know more about, me that..
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There is no reason why yQu should not
A farmer in Bangor, Me., noticing that.
report by Bill, or othomiae ; the said Com-
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toes received by each Jradgq of the Count
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they might See whether they were getting
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have a happy home if yet% Are, a farmer, why
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you. should ; your wife and daughter
wboat was being picked. f;om the heads of
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standing grain,,und finding flocke.of yellow
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mitteo to ore, Bell, Boulter,
Cook, Prober, Gibson (Hamilton), Harcourt,
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Court in this province in conmea tion with
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value for Their inoney4 Re observed that. at -
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LOU don, Itamilton, Guelph and Toronto
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with oonsiderationap0indueea, MakeL your
birds flyingabout, shot oomeof them. On
gay, Lose, McLaughlin, Pick,. Forklikil,
for the years 1878 And 1879, .
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sliriont So good Exhibitions, so the Provincial
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, ,I sm free to fess there in something Jn life
More attraMve than putting a stitch in,
college comfortable And cheerful. Fill It
with joy and sunshine, and Is$ year family
opening their crops he found only three
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Of Wheat, .and by actuAl. coant - $50
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Items, Wells, White And Young.
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Mr. Mortis ,expressed patlafaction at the
that in this country the principle was ad.
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mitted that judges she uld not be phid by
were hold. Some of the money received in.,
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1878 was paid to thsaity on account of tha,
Azd inany a weary, Inaustrious wife
grow About it like'flo , were. Plant traeop
CIVII more know
It, Is better that far
course suggested, by.the Minister of Public,
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there vme pr6se
fees, jet 1. . I I nt the, anomaly of
buildings that,w ore put up. The motion was
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. IWt daeply in love. with list kitchen,.
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oUltivato your gardens, beautify your yoras,
whether they kill friends or foes.
Butter, cream and flour are peculiarly
Works in $bid question. He believed th
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Government,, were Rating wisely in movin:
the 09unty Judges receiving fees for uervic6o.
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ander0the Surrogate Court, He did not
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TbaRouse saionrnea at 5.io.
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And only the azy deny it,
adorn your dwellings and docoxate your
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roomo, Pat some plants around the, front
apaltive to attridopherio, itifinencoo, and
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for the appointment of, thin Committ0lotAnd
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speak of .the j adges, salaries , for whether they
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Tou6mo, Jan, 21. -The Speaker took the-
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I . . Crocheting Is Wear t4an maklage, shirk
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. But man never yet was clothed by. It,
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fence and apot of flowers by the doorway.
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never be plaopd where there are sour
liquido, onions, emaked fish, orarlykindot,
he trusted $hat the question would be
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thoroughly exxmn�ed. �
were or were not sufficient had nothing to do
with this came. He believed that in some.
chair at throe o'clock. After routine,'
A fr. Cnooxa* introduced a Bill to amend the. 1
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evenif there b
, 0 no market value to.tbom.
. They will certify to your culture and rofine-
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food of strong odor. Anything perceptible -to
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thononse of smell will offtot theme sensitive
Mr. LAuDzu, observed that, none of the
I antions made by the Cominlooloner of
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counties the judges 'L I -no
01,000 a yea received as much
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Agriculture and Arts Act. The object of the
Bill, he maid, was to transfer the eontrdl of - 11
Qk flounce through .the streets, silly gazers .to
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merit,. and put a blossom in your that
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articles, which are thu U so strongly
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Public Works covered accidents caused by,
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and,�tie held that it wool d be well,' It ned�s.
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such institutions na Agricultural and Art �
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beingt9omiuch of alady. , .
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Give up the loolieli idea that you �Yill be
charged with foreign- odors -a -i toqaite 16se
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their distinctive qualities, so far am the Rover
the short distance. hokwpon the .top of earn
W1140PAIj of the bridges under which they
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Gary, OWU to add to. the calories in 9rder to.
abolish theme fees. -
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the Tresaurer's Department, to. the Depart- I
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ruined and have to mortgage your farm it you
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happen to put tho hog pan back of the house
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in concerned. *
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next miedrig of the Royif-'a-ft�ftural
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passed. He noticed
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making its appearance upo U some, of our
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ment of Eluvgtlon� _-T48 Bill was4ead a first
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uch of a lady wherevershe goes,
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and morning glories in front of it, It yop do
not getup At threeQ'olookfu the morning
Society of England will be hold at the City
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' roads, called a I�Aaf;igarator ,Car." which
00 OPERATIVII AREOCIATIONS.
Mr. MOWAT Moved 'the second reading!Df
.. 'The ATtonvwr GsNzuAr, moved the third . �
� The unclen at od adearouselekstoli0r,
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and drag your families from their beds in the
of Oarliale, during the mouth of July of the
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present, year. .
was a good deal higher than the ordinary
care, and a, man .4tafiding upon one while
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the. Bill for th I I
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reading of ,him Bill for the relief 6f' co- . I
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operative associations, vyMch was carried
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darkness OfL night to resume their irkoome
toil. Takd leisure for zoading, thinkinglipjoy.
It you have no facilities for steaming corn.
passing under abridge was almost sure to
ciations.
that the In doing so he agoin explained
to extend the limit
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smidat cheers, being the first Bill of the* '
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much of a lady to own. a grand heart,
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merit and improving the mindo and social
stalks, straw, eta,, then rprinkle.mith 0 little
salt dissolved in woter, And put ol
be kllled-.Ho trusted this matter,.oA_-nId,.nQ,,
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be lost eight of., .
.Billpropoeed of
166--ilistri&ion as to the amount; of s�ook one
session passed through all its otsgeo.
In reply to Mt, Hereon rt,,Xr. NOWAT said
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natures of your wives And oWdxeil. I Keep up
the discoveries and thought a oll'the day,
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large amount of 6aving-will be effecied. and
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person omit hold, -from 6400. to 41,000. It
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also proposed to allow an aBoodation to
'it was the intention of ,,h Governmint to
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and let.love and happiness so W, oil so labor
and gain be The objeogsbf life on the farm,
all coarme � fodder can thus be worked econo.
laically and thoroughly int6 vdanure.' This
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Mr. BADensow asked when tile return to
the Address of this Hone passed
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chase on mortgage property in which o
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print ana lay bblore the House the returns, L
equired by' the. Act of� laotL session, froin . .
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L' . Though our Lord mav delight in th% " 0
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white,
Happiness' can bo'bad. even out. of the.
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Xaketq,irmloganourcoothappineeit,
I ill save the cutting of food. - There Is a
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great wAsto In food. It will prove a saving
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'cattle,
second of February, 1877, relative to the value
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of the present site of the Parliament build.
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Mr. UNDEDITH thought a pro�islon Should
be in the Bill
Sheriffs, an so their incomes. - . . .t I
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. much of a lady ?,,
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to yourself andfamily. It is 'far. Poster,
of 'one-third to wet all feed for thui
softening it andrendering it palstrable.
lugs and grounds, and the proba'�le cost of
nmW buildings in the,University Park, will be
pat to avoid a nab an ID]astioe
as &his : A short time ago an association in
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Mr. k$AXTAR Moved forL an order'ot the .
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� , THE TJLT J5191IDGIR DISASTER.,
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pleamanter and, more profitable to carrY on a
farm in the righ,t way -to make a comfortable
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laid before the Houte. ..' I
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London bought godde from a *holegalniner-
chant and paid for them every Saturday
Elouee for a return giviog the names of all �
books authc�iz ad by the Minletof of ydue%.
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home and plegmaut surroundings An& feel
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look at tbs wheat fields. Perhaps a drain
has baea choked with ice or. Snow, and you
Mr.,Mow4v stated that it was the intention
of thb Government to submit this and , ood
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tion.fQr usq'in the public schools of the I
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.� . , . It Is consider6d certain that the wreckage
: . . librown up At Broughty Ferry And along the
that yourlamily in contented and that YOU
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Oro 5 9010111aman' Instead of, a, clodhopper.
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can ope UL it�-'and:tbuo save whopt enough for
walking and watching several days. 1400k
deal more inform atia upon th� 0 me iuba
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j eat in asking the House to decide upon the
ran up. to 61,000 ; and then -the- association
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failed to pay.
L The merchant Sued, but the
province; -the number ot. copyrights held bk� , -
the Government, and the number hold by,
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. . jell Into the Toy on
and Pipe IN
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There to no need of making tilling. the soil
repulsive to have it pSy" 316L need of, having
also to flip wheat inaiket.' - - '' �
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question of. the. - credion of_n W Pariiament
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bar dings.
ikosoeistion, invoking the clause requiring
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that all purchases should-be-Jor cash,'Ihe
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private individuals, together,with the names,, .i
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of the publishbib; -also L the price, of 'ouch .
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lonely. and uncomfort le' -ho ea. U046 It a
business. to be proud of.. As a class, you are
Over fifty pstents have I obtained
cow, milkere-thirteen in Engla � nd and forty '
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. Mr. HAucounT moVed for &.return showing
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Common Plea$ decide
Courtof 'a RgRinat the
merchant, who lost big 01,000. Such
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books to the pub is, He introdiioe4 liti
motion because it was imported that echool L
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.1 bodies have been washed out to sea. During
i tboaxaminailon of the iron columns of the
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the only -really independent papple and you
In America. These madhines have been
divided into three classes. Firot, tnbe.
the number of prisoners.,, vent - from each
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county iii.ontario to, the Kin . gaton ranitpn-
an
i0justioe as this should be provided, agaillat..
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books were -far more expensive than they ' . '
", bridge. which are still hanging in bunches
' I , round the't6ps of each, of the plate, it was
]might be*tho happiest and moot, onvied. But
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you must make it something ,besides hard-
milkers; second, sucking machines ; third,
mechanical handmilkars. The first. are
tiary, thi Reformatory and the Asylvim ddring
the years 10.8 slid 1879, and also stating -in
The, Bill was read the aecoqd time.
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would be if the Department held the copy- ,
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right. 'He would like tp.know whether the
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I found that they Were filled, some apparently
handed labor, oQuiething besides continual
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tappers, the second suckero, and tbs third
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detail the fees received by the sheriffa of the
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Mr. MowAT, in moving thei s000n4 readlug
Department'could, by any means, secure & ..
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with csment� but others hIJ3g
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but sand
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care and treadmill toil -housekefoer,
You want your wife to be aL a
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Fqaeozers an d strippers. Some devices are.
formed of these classes.
, counties respectively for the set'
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nection there with. .
farther
of the Bill to . make provisions
reipecting Cotbriers' rnqueSts,'explilnedth.st
duption in the price of books.. ,
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. Mr. Csooms said this 'motion was oppov. I i
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. I . owing to illis disaster is represented by the tot.
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lowing figures, which reach alotai of nearly
Iiirtner, a helpmate, in the happiest siabse of
the word.' Then consider her comfort and
*Own.
of combinations
And Yet no one machine can be considered a
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Tan6iho, Jan. 16. -Mr. Speaker took the
chair at three when Mr. Tolley, t he
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. scoordiog to tbs existing law inquests were to
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be confined to cases whore, from information
tune, as a good deal of light had recently been. � I
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thrown upon the Subject by the rival pub. I
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,". a million sterling :-Coat of bridge,X480,-000;
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0011v8niillce 88 Well as your . Don't try
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Lo'clook.
now inamber for Dufferin, wan at once intro.
received by the coroner, there Is reason for
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Iiihore themselves. ,As Jac had stated in his L
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to topch her tt�e art of making fires without
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du6od by Messrs. Meredith and Parkhill.
believing that the docessed came to bi s death�
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11tter t the publishers, he had been-endon.
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'/ eating with line to the north, 4286,000; ill
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Montrose &Arbroath Railway now being
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fuel. Don't Scold if the dinner IS a little.late
becauseshe had to go down into the clearing
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A Alunter Overpowered After a flevere
By' Mr. Gibson (Hamilton) -,Presented a
petition from the Great Western Railway
by other means than through more adoident or,
mischance, but that provision was somewhat
voribg to select material wbich-would enable
him to consider ths- quoition whether th6 ' L I
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todigthopotEktods. Don't sweat because she
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ompanyp against tbs passing of an -Act re-
ineff �dtivs in the operation of the law., The
time had not arrived when the prices might- I
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1� system, .1150,000; Suburban RailwAyl
dropped the bucket into thowell that you had
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lating to the London Junction Railway Oda.
objbot of the present Bill was, therefore, to,
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be reduced without interfering with -the - - .
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between Newport slid Tayport, for traffio'to
tiici on the sweep. with an old piece. of rotten.
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Henry Decker and John House arrived at
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give effect to that provision -by requiring
legitimais profits of publishers.. The question
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I Mundee by the lorldie 174,000.. It appenis.
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Lord's Valley, Pa., Thursday week, from
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Among the reports presented wairone from
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of cheap and good books was one of We dl:d . I I
'demanded
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- The lives of many wives are hardly worth
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Trenton, N. J,, expecting to remain a
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the Private Bills Committee, recommending
bmf.6rehoIa!ng�auiAquest. In -the less mettled
suit questions whiel)-.-had his
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: bridge wRig so affected by the., wind that the
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living. They are"elav6s- of hard ullyel-
' toil. Weary, wrinkled,.
days to.fish and hunt. The next morning
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the extension, of time for the
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'districts, however,'It, might be accegodolor
he, fiiBt took charge of the ..
attention ,when . I . I �
Education Department.
; 'wheels -of. the 4ongive grated. against t] he
�'��.f guard-rall, and caused a continuous' ohower
quiled wastedg,
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worked -down and worwout ivives fill thouw
at daybrikk they took their guns And fishing
-tackle s6d started for Blooming Grovel'ond,
petitions for private Bills to Tuesday, the 201h,
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trial. The report was adopted. -.
coroners.4o hold inqaests without. making
such a doeiarati .
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- Mr.Mnsurox-Are the prices to be all argea. - �. A, �
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sando'of liomea with grief and Shama. For
tbree. roilea distant. While passing through
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where, a County Attorney, or, In.the districts
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. books fixed ?as sometimen a higher price � .
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o". � . A chiarity that w lourlshes in
one we clambi fqr a radical and an immediate
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chargew' If buoliands ate not Able to hits
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the woods, ,Decker Separated from House,
being called away by . tho barking of his dog,
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WIrst DRAINAGE.
After'routine' budilean. yesterday
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of Muskoka, Parry Bound, Thunder Bay -and
- Nipiesing, a stipendiary magietrate,� applied
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is charged than at others. I -1
. Mr. Onoomi said' If his regulation were I
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help,� lit'thent help their wives themeelve '
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See that-they'llavu the,beyjt,-Of everYthilig-tu*
. -Tabbit or fox.
which he supposed was after -a , . - I . .
Abuire"boutifilled"'ob and' Soon', rexchod-Wb.
Graiiam moved for a retfirn showing the
,amount of�rqonay ,applied Jor -Und paid out
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'in
-avili,
for.an Inquest in writiD ,-Ahe 6yonor. wag
g
-relievedlromi..,m%l�ing,any�suck affidavit,., It
cirried out each book would boat'an luiprint, I 11 �
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0110' a price
wing that it was. authorized and ill I ' -
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work ,with. Rive good cellars vnd cisterns,
pond. Re waited over anhour for big corn.
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nae
U r the TJ a Driluage Aot,6f 7
Is n 6
amended Act of 1879. Messrs. Lauder
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wag,furthetproposed that A corbner should
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Rt',W611 Ww" t6 be. sold. X6W 3hat-blir � ` .
'amount - .
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I I . The cats, Hbme is a refuge maintkine
. I I . I a by
I . the wom6n!obrahoh'of, the ''Pennsylvania
plenty of coal and wood, and something' for
wasbin *
. g b9tter than a barrel dudli*board. ,
Veda's arrival, and then Started back io, where
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they.had separated. 'He hallood repeatedly,
and
C-
reighton spoke slightingly of the Act, 'And
,
make a' similar, declaration with. regard to
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Po t mortem examinations. The Bill wai; read
attention had been calleA'to tbs of .. I
buoineen. energy displayed by tho'publishers �.
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. . boolety for the Privention.. of cruelty to
You want your boys to stay with you. Than
don!t make the farm so Areary oud.demolakO,
but received novesponse. ,Hailion* followed
.belittled its operation ,'but 'the'Treasurey, At
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the , request'- of - Mr. Meredith, stated that
.th" second tinie . I I . ..�
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it would be neceeeary'.for him to Show a cor., ,, ',
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responding spirit in the action of the Depart- .
I Animals.' Heie`hn offioer-of Ah
. .8. society
.-- _ __ - _ _. w9colves all stray cAto. Ice$ cats and,-dioassed
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);dth
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. slid faiming such a drudgery, that they will
the tracks In Ahe onow, and after going nearly
. �
a mile discovered spoto of blood. His fire
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goveial thousands. .of - dollars' had been
applied -for in all.,�_The. exact, amount
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* TAX EXEMPTIONS. 1. . .
MEREDITH Baked when 'Abe Bill
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ment. Hitherto I be had bash relying upom.. � : ""
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� . ad., optil,
. '. . lot O& Thomases and'Tabithao,
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start off to to*n.tbe,,d[,,t,y"1h,Y Are tw0Utk`40'U0
to toach arl
thought was t at Decker had been iounaod
ill-
_wil1.'V---_X_1V'ta
a ,�h
bo--oho.wn,_ . -by --_;etur - iik -
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--reopeo. lug , ax -exemption i'Z_uld 7_6j-:I�frd.
'- w. . _ �
:Alle. h0n(ir:�01_ �Jlo_ publishers, to- carry.,out. the . � -
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no memory &.-- - -
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-regulations - liijoseid - U I
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I . whether: Tibbies or Grimalkino, whose friends
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. itesite their ailments eared or ended. Not only
school, , 0 go
'gr - ____
$lgdYthisOlOgYLQK.-by-tlii,aceldiiitsUiechar
To rifed. I
-Uhoi __ M 40, Attractive that they
-ofhia-gpIk-.-As.h6
is -
went on the blood - spot I a upon the '
oAoW be-
, _..-tb
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r4tia_____,.._L_ _Uj.,__ __4.1-jK*O"...du(le.&r--,��,�-�
v_
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' Mr.'MowAT"In two or three days.
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,*would even be piipa-y'ad-to -have the Depart;. . . - 11
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.. .- . I . . oats are included In its beriefident provisions, .
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hadrather remain in $he deaVoldhome.of
their childhood. than to go - out into the great
dome thickeri and ribar a cluster - of bushes
"had''
INrRINGR.MZNTS- OF Tire, -i4ibraNan LAws, � "
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. The House adjdnrned at 4 10., . .
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mental'itamp.uponeach c�pp,v , ,every. book �
of .. .
issued. (0hoore and laughter.): ..But the- .
. but dogs and Other Small doer'l.like parrots,
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. I aluirlah, rtk�bits-iu fact pets of any kind can
boisterous world to beidine even corohorO or
Ltherb were indications -that the hunter'
'encountered . a I I
ola6thing, for "the 0110w was
Mr. Gin8ox (Hamilton) moved for , an
Order of the House for. a r6tum.-for the 'y*eFira
.. , Tonofto, Jan. 2,0.-'.Vho Speaker took. the
chair at three o'clock .
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. argument as to the advantage to tho pqblIbher . I I
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. Partake of its hospitality. If the animal Is
constables, If you �wiah` Ao succeed an' a
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trodden for a considerable distance. House
1877. 1879 and, 1879, showing 1or each
The follbwiig Petitions were praiented:,.
of the authorization of books might be �ushed . . I
� mound and healthy it, is not killed, but kept
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farmer, If You want .to fill.".V6tir fields with
sunshine and all years with joy, 4nAke
called out again and soon'tliere came a feeble
.
'Licence District in the 'province she number
By Mr. Baxter -From' the county council
too far;,, The tguilency of teachers who wom. � .
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thoronghly: atqdainted -with their duties .. I � I
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. until, 4 good horno'can be obtained for it. if It
I be ofmany years or incurably dioessed its
your
home pleasant, and trOxt your wife end dhi]6
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response, whiZ, was recognized so the voice
of Decker. House hurried on, and sells was
.
of convictions under the Act respecting the
sale of fermented Or spirituous'liquors, for:
.:of Haldimand, for aid to persons who maj,
engage in manufacturing beat root sugar.
was to - use . the blackboard very largely - I I
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, . life Is mercifully ended. 'Ton ,thousand six
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droll with kindneos. ,
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'Buying
about to entpr a de ep.ravine he saw. the bushes
(1) Selling without license, and (2).oelling'on: -
.
*'11r'A - Orr and others,.
wrey From W '-.6
as a'subatitute for books. Re.wao, of aouroi,..� I
at liberty. to secure 'the boat I inform' ation -he; . .
� . hundred and thirty dogs and cato,,raceivedi
, . � . either provided with
and homan or
Tools�'The winter Is the time to,
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buy tools. ETeFy,farmar* should at this
move.- Looking cloepr, he .saw a -large grey
.�
on Decker's breast and pc
eagle perched up ick.
danday or after seven o'clock- on, Saturday
night, -or "Aaring any days or hoursi
f 0, the i�, orporation of the bar
Floe Lum
C.Vopsily." I
,
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could upon any subje,ot and impart it to his �', ,
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. .good
Itindly killed, in a period of five Years, is
,
season of the year determine'what. imple,
Ing him in the' face. Home approached to
,other
contrary to Any statute in force in the province
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The following Bills were Introduced- and
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pupils, and care mast� be taken ,to Avoid the . I .1 .
danger of little respect 'being paid to the,. , - . I
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I , 1. . certainly a record of which the officers of this
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, , 1:�,, . I a . I Abe women's branch of tha-P�. S.
artoi
merits he Will need foi the ,next year and
make irrangemento I prbouring diern. If
qF
within shooting distance and fired, killing
'40 eagle instantly. He hurried to where
or any by, law in force In shy of such districts,
showing also how many of the latter clown
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road the first time: � .. I . .
To incorporate tbs. Sault, Ste. Marie Rail.
authorization of, the Department'by-uiesu. * ' ' I
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,v . - A Day be proud. This shows the
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6'mowinj machine is to be bought, lot him
Decker my, and found him undoug"61oue and
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have, subsequent ,to conviction,: been re.
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way Company -Mr. Lyon. I .
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thorized books being used in the schools. &�. '. . � !
textm book -must,be chosen -one of thorough I -
"' moon oily of audh On Institution in 6 large
take time by the forelock and look .into the,
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bleading." Whenhe had gained conEcloushess
licensed. - . . . . .
Rompeoting tbil� Sisters,of St. �osejb'�ilho
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merit could nof be' produced to oider. The �
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r, city, and .an the workings,'of the refuge
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merits.ofeaoh kind of those maohineo,'and
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he said that he did rict nee the a gle until It
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'Mr. MEREDITH took exception to the mail-
I RomaD Oatholia .01obeve of Hamilton-' Mr.
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plan -which he Proposed to pursue would liff, J
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, become wider known.doubtleom in the future
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III', - figure
buy I I I d
U 0 " on"I ' 0 no, wait unt'
' ill" gra�
had descended- and. fastened. its harp alawio:
Being
nor In which -convictions are secure
. d by
'ddiderointo
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Gibson : - - . I . . . "
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believed, achieve both merit and c4eapne0o JU, L _ . . !
L" . the above will Pa greatly Increased.
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0 as dyto d h sud buy the o a
out an' rue .
into his back..' frightened, he dropped .
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means of* informers, who entrap .
use
The He went Into Committee on tbs Bill
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the text -books. L, .. I . 11
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_: �, - . �. . - Thiladelphis. stands alone in, thin work of
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no, as a Ind By 00 11, P
, ; riding to the vp
t th
his gun Into.the Show. � He fought the angle.
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breacheelof the Inw, . .
for the relief of co-operative associations, M
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Mr. METCALFE was: Ahere . .
ko,hear that
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" I L There is no other . institution
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. I I = kind in the United Statoo. The
in hainal r
, we a , iroular, with fall dir"t,o 0
audilluetrationd can be' obtained, together
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so,boat he could, but ,soon b6csms' 80 weak
from lose of blood, and oufforitig such intones
` Mr. HInDy.okplatue& In reply the'desire of
he Governinbut to be that convictions
Baxter in the chsir.� The Bill wso reported
without Amendment. ' .1
.glad
, was's chance of securing uaiformity Itilher� I . .
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bouse' andAot at present .occupied by
with priceoi eta. 'If a,plough I's needed, do
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"befor-o',11is
pain tha h I 'I 1110i'Dus. :His body and
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-w,rN,orieb1yu1u,`o04't.d
should not be sought on .
-the evidence of
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.1 THE JUDICATURE BILL. ' ..
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price of. authorized achool-bodko. fie coua . I I
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not agree that the present books ways in all- . .
. I the refuge-wao purchased -by. thd wonaoies
all thowark OI7 seitoting It buoy'
face ; and his clothing
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- detectives alone. Thiess detectives could only
Mr. Mown - . . ., t' a &]is second
I ,.on rising 0 mov
- , irlor to those formerly. In nab, par.' , . .
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. branch- in 1878, 07,000 being the price of the
. I lot and housei The sooletibas 41ised, by
season in at hand, that it. may not -be I I on
- the way" just when the best week for -plough-
wag torn Into Shreds.- He wan avaieWd back
. to the valley.' and was sent , howd..
be Appointed by resolution' of the .Board,'
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-sanctioned by*the, Department. They were,
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riiding of the Judicature Bill, presumed that
discussion this Bill be in
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in -the g' -books and, .
V�10_01111161up camia of, spollin
. .. . subnoriptions and donations since that time,
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.. � ill!), sum ot'41,400, leaving* a. debt of 05,600,.
. ingio passing. In the Pencil Of winter, pri.'
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pare for aummerwar. . . .
,thou
The - - begin 1 was -the largest one ever
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killed iv that section, measuring nearly eigh t
he believed, except -in small places psi .
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stated a.11bwanoo. , If, however, their recom-
any on. wbuld
tegar& to its 'dotiils,and there 'couldi there-
-in
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"aderay Eb gave the' Minieter-of Education I .
every credit for what he had'done is.thw . . 11
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� . *hlob. is secured by morkisgeZ on the building;
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.Keeping Bitter with'Borai.-The Italian.
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lost from UPAO UP Of wings- . I . . .
Pon . 80. Was conditional upon .-a , convi t*
� 10 'On
'De.:
forso, be nc�db)eot. further delaying. its
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second reading.' Ill Committee he woul&
bat be. thought Jahch- , . :,.
cause of education, I . I
sniight yet be done, to 'cheapen the. pkicei of. b
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� 0. . . to pay whic ' h .the society Will -be glad to
� receive any. contributions, � however Small,
Mixi�tarpf Agriculture givien an* account of
which baVe been made. At the
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AwIlibb , .mt : ate . im - c , u . an the solump? I
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beatpg socar: of the
ad,Aho' instrued6nd
. p rtmeut wero, that a convidion,. should not
glya tha Hou6a any Infoinlation.Allej deUrdd
on the various Bill-lidw tar -
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- sobool-books.. 11 � . . I . I I �
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I I . . . . . Any person can beodtiio an annual subsorffier
.
.experiments
F,,V,,im, - '
rital Station at.Florence,'to the-
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Lorpoxi Jan. ".-:-Sir Stafford Northoote .
'At
. be pres'sed,upon thi evidence,of the inspector
-but
clauses,
. of. -the
hey abriespond0d with, tho*Enigliih Jadica-
�. , Thi motion waa carried.. I . � I I ;
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by,'paying 01'.por yesi. Recently. a kind
effect that btitter,. �ujr,poRely not freed, from.
A 0011serVAtivolneeting at Stroud,- after
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or detective alone, it poisible to lot it rest
� t1ura Acte, and' how.'fa- r- they 'differed � from
Eli jWaE& TO XUIGs"TS. - .
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. . I heartid Young lady, whb. in, connected with a
buttermilk, kept perfootly,swoot for Upwards
'comparimll'Oladst6ne to Zadkiel, of almaism.
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on outside .evidence. By thin means also
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theme ..
... .,Mr. HAV moved for an order of the House'- � , - y
. well-known family of .Boston, gave the sum
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of three me . Uths . by the addition of about
forna,*and declaring that his prophecies are
those �o . ffloislo,were saved from. considerable
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- Afte ..' dike dioeugmibn� about:-tho-proprloty�
r If
-10"-retutu lorlhd_year�,157Q, ohowinK: L. - '.�. � I
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. I of #60 for'the purpose'of building. a Small
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.borax. `_state& that.
- eight -per- cant. of --It--ig -
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!L4f ulbui. slid Always disproved by
_9�t __ -, -_ ........ _ �GyTn�G,
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odt qm W
. � � � Mob would attsoh.to Aham were they,
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of GO, abort .
-reading a -Bill which had only
.
Igr an t frW paslafte gi on I �!
The uumbQX_9f - ,-
_@m, ,--_ -
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ii fth.
hOG-8-w-awl 66 �a
I I . yar 0 9 0 refuge,which
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the borax: should be dry, in � fine powderi and
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minded'his bearers that d'
re Lord Beaconi-hil
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sent into the box to givi their evidence.,
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reached movie of the members the previous
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the Ontario Agent at� Qasboc� fro that port, .
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It" since ))can erected and in u w, in uno� �.
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thoroughl! inUed -with the litittei. � I
Cabinet turned Russia,. in: the hour of her
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-These datootivos were not Paid except
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dayj it was read 6 second time. . .
. to points of destination in - Ok . . �
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Variety of Food. -,It is 4 well ootabliabod .
I triumph, from- the gates. 'of Constantinople.
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With tbs Sanction. 'Of' the Department.
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pointobtiNitinatichi, also, thenam000fthe. . . J
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Irennor's lbstext Weather rropho6iy,
feet that a single kind of food in not enough
. 'me coming,
He Paid tbat,there'wasAi good t.1
Its bsli�pvea that theospes mentionea by the
. FAMWAT AGOIDXNTO. I . I
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boots, and by whom owned, in which Ouch :
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In bit most recent letter, Vennor Alto hima
fbr the boot 'growth, health and comfort of
find that it would be folly to bewail the �
'Re
hon. memb�r wake the only -ones of the kind
Mr. Cooz moved the second tending of his
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emigrants arrived it Qa6beo;.2. 'the number, ,
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I I mall as follows �, I Nee clearly w .
are yet to
,sand
animals. Like ourselves, the Stock which we
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misfortnile of tbs paBt*. Added that the
that had occurred, 'slid tll�at with these excep.
Bill to- amend the ggneral Railway Acte. 'He
of emigrant free posses refused.by the Gatittio'l- . . I .
'Qaeboo
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"I ]live morne:,re;narksble:-3niId aluelly,
keep does relish a ,change of
fears I . -
. , 6f diotreon in Ireland were increasing,
tions the law hadworked ivitli great gaiielao.
�w_aa
explained that it provided that the frogs of
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Agent at ; tbs grounds of Such to. .. .
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"whoin, I
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3poseibly rainy, 'weather between how and the -
. .diet-tliriveo
0 0 t6.sp0Rk_-.
-batter'-with-w-changio of pastur . 0 '
-and that. the - Government was rapidlyma.
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tion. WII4603'- Tbe-returk- ordered. ..
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railway.tracks. should be filled up, and that
fusal ; the' name of, boat, And- by - .
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I . end of'the month, over a gtaht extent of
.
and gives fullorieturno for tb's trouble of
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-turing measures of relief. - W.. H. Smitil,
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AMENDMENTS TO T1121,9UNICIPAL ACT. :
switches$ Instead of being thrownthree inobes
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owned, by which nuoh� emigrants arrived st, .
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111 ,. hat this, however, will probably
. . country.. T
,
� � The . a
inteirliplia,
provi mg t a v at o be . , Coarse fodder
ohbdbomi d It tat tob is of a finer
I First Lord'of the Admiralty, claimed at Litton
.
that Boaconsfield's policy was peace, and
Mr. OalvIn's '
, Bill come up for its second
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-At
apoirl, should be. thrown Six Inches spirt',06
that & porgoeo foot Ujight , .
not be- oaughtiW
j,,,h,beo,-, .'3.' The number of tenant fffrmero�-' -
t . _t
pital,. and ihe pipposea. Printing I . I
all ,
� , .1 . - .by cold teria and.
I 4i dip"
� - the 20bb,
on 21ot or
nature , ,kna abigilly nitrogenous, fad with
that no annexation of territory had ever been
reading, but the r646iaot of the Attornes.
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Genoial it was Allowed to stand for 'a time
thern- Theme provisions, . he believed, would
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thereof, arriving and nettling yvithla., ,�, .
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O'� . , 119kh, ,
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I I - 201b, 21st And 22nd dayo,, the overity of
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,which be but
substances weak In nitrogen., Some farmer,,
will feed th�it-sheol�ooto-onia-Wdtniiig,-iltka
contemplated unless Imperial interests
, compelled it.. - The indepondeno"f-Afghanu
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to
h --objebt it to provide a better.meano for
-at
greatl -tend to dimlnimh the lose of life on
Y . . I 6
railway . tracko
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the pr vibee in 1879. 1 . I . . .
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Mr. HAnv7 explained that the Ontario Gov- I
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,.:, max grealei or ass - .decided'
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, , � I .. ,enough to be noted ; , and ,that this' terin,,
fair
, i lug keep up a
barley. or oats: the next, and tl
. continual surprise, heightened by.a lick I of
t reopootod 'as long as possible.
!otanhad breen ,
� Sir William Vbrnon Harcourt, In a riliging
securing a romed; again injustice in the
equalization of 'township assessments than
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Mt FRA023 ;aid he bad no obitotion to tbs
aecM readfug of .the. Bill, ,with the under-
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arnment'no longer granted any assisted pass. .
Ages. and that they forward at their own.
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11. - vim terminate in a inow fall and mildnw,
. �
("', . . again � I think that the end of tne month'witi,
. salt now and then. It is the Pima love* of,
ope'ech at 0 fordrdeclared that the burden
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the present law pfovidoo. . I .
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ononTo, an. 19o -Mr. Speakor the
standing that the House did not commit
.
expense from Quebec only ouch immigrants, . . . I
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)I, *1 . . with the exception of one day's "dip," be mild
,
change which . makes tbs colt, 00% and oven
tho'bidest horse, feel when turned Into
d been
of all the criminal blunders that'ba .
, committed lay upoi2 the 'Torlea, and pro-
.took
chair at.4hree:o1olbok. 4 . 1.
.
itself tO any principle in"the,Bill. Willi -this
understanding She Bill wao road a cond
am were desirable to introduce. He Assented ;I
to the. production of the infokmalion.. I I
r" i � again,ind that Fe broary will enter in the same
;. a .
I", xnanum, AftertheentKyof Febru I bid
I glad a
, now field. . ,� . . ,� .
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phosied that the first day of Alik Dew Par-
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The following petitions were presented :
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Mr. (Hamilion) -From the
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� , adieu to mildness and Plush for a seasom
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Possibly4he first Week of this mouth may
DsolinligTruli Tr000.-Ifind'that llm�,
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. oiairon put a I round the roota
wood, ashes and ,
liament would be the last day of Tory rule .
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'Clers;yninii
.By .Gibson'
. North Simooe Railway Company, for an Act
AO confirm a Ionia of their line to the Northern
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Mr. MnAmn asked when wiiI tiiirTownshi P
THE LTQ�on ACT. - . I
,Mr. CREIGHTON IQOvGd the second *coding, .. . .1 ,
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,�,, . continue moderate, but it is . probable that
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of doolinitig fruit triles have a very beneficial
effect. These fertilizers restore the trees. to
An Amorous Arrested Jor
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. &Qinult unit Xtalterr. . .. i
'Railway of -Canada, ate. Ate 6 -From the
of8inalair, in the )District of Uuakbka,�,and
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the Townships qf.1allitme, Proadfoot, Jolyj
of his Bill id amend the.License Act so an to,' .
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require the License Commiosioncro by- thw .. . .
1i either the fourth or elgill day will ice the
,� � . 3noroury battling down to the uncoinfortvible
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a healthy condition, and alai) gristly improve
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, Naw Yonx, Jan. 19."On Saturday evening
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Mr. 130h, West Hobokenj disoovereutevu
Great -Western Railway. Company, tbat. Act$
4pliedlorby-the Lambton UenlralRailway
Louder, Himaworth, .Niplasing, Maolior
Strong, Lount, Pringle, Pattergon, Haid#:
end of Jane in each'year to furnink.Alle, . , 'i
-Council 6leacli municipality with a printed. . -
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4: *inin I have, alluded to and lot the Second
,; time tbjo winter reglotering a notice of very
the'fruit in qt tality slid fluantity. - made the -
applicatiorr bar. a Wingsap aid Nover'Fall,
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Win. -M. Trumbrower, of Hackettstown,. In
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may not pass. Also -From the 0
Acts applied for by the Port Stanley, Strath.
Mills, Ferryo McKenzie, Wllo on, MoKodkey,
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Statement in, detail of' the reolpto and.. I .
on,account of thellcibse fund.'
� 6 11 low . tending$." This dip will
.1 - snoderate In' - Some, heavy ' ,
about halt a bushel of mixed limp And ashes
to each, mind dug it In with it hole o6mi six
his wife's room, aid board improper fernsike
between them.' Nis. Bob I* -a -member of
toy & Port Franks Railway Company may
UOtPAOO. AISO-VtOM the F181110,theit an Act
Blair, .Brown, Burton, Burpee, Shawanogs
and Harrison, iu'the District of Parry Bound,
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Mr. HARDY GXPISI.De4 that stop$ had been, I
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� I falls and, .. the , month will - give � no
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feet around the trunk, and put the old iron
Trumbrowerla: congregation and ' teacher
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of -Bible her husband,
applied . for', by the Erie '& 'Huron .Railway
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. be opened for location under th6 Free G
and Homesteads 14 of 1868 1 � .. .
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ken by the Governmeni to have Able, infor- , I
mation supplied t6 the munleipalitlast and ox�
". . Yet had ifilo -winter.
� . I 3no r 0 Onow than we hava,
. Sco ably farther oil in the
immediately aroanatII6 base of each. The
trees put forth with renewed vQ6r, blooming
a class, and
suppectitig Improper intiulao3(f had contrived
Oornpany.way not PASS.
By Mr. Meredith -From. the Dominion
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Mr. PAnDsm-The Cl6vegnmont hope to be
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thiorandered.the measure unnecespary,"bo I
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. . Mine month, also severe, but this I cannot
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Abundantly RndL yielding'a goodarop 69 fruit.
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Wait Aulmald that Ki6k.-Try oupponding
to entrap theiii. Trambi6wer, on being
dift6vatiad', lift lit -silly. ,Mrs. boh atrempte, 4
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Grange,' for a r4duotion of thaprooent Public I
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able to open some, it not all, of the townships
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moon after tbs end of the messlopi.
't'hought the in over should withdraw it. _ , ,
This, Mr-Orelghtonreftioea -io do, but Mr.
. I locateproolnely from inly'prosent'otanil
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L March bids fair to give the heAvleat onow-falls
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in the stable a Smooth pole or two, of some
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to folloW and 012 bolue'detalned by her'bus
'brought
.school midsummer vaostioni �
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rMPUOvXMZXT ounbe
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Waters, who had a Bill of similar Import', I
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his 'willinifiess to' withdraw his
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four I hellos In diameter, a little distance, joy
. two feet, bkok from the auimallo heals. When
band moreauled'inurdait Which .back
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the ralhisteri who It/volled a revolver at Boh's
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Mr.. Awany soked if It Is the Intention of
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� Mr. HAY'moved for &-retarn Of &fly papers
gnacorrdoilbildence wiblffi-iii4y havepAgied,
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after. the Provincial 13ebrotary'r *xpl6uAtioli ' -
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be-kiekslie-puta-the polo- In motion -and -ii oar
head, threatening,to shoot1im, At bAd@gfit
the Government durink, the P)PROnt. Melon
between the Provincial and Dominion
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, and Announcement. . �
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-1 . ___.. Bomobody he I is been taking tbs moral
. thumps him in Valli . rn that. it is oaldi he soon
tirso of. it, and finally.*quito tbs
Trambrower 'was arirested on a charge of
isOault and battery with � an dtten!TV to kill.
to IntrOaU06-sh amendment to the Election
Law, so no -to- change the modo of marking tbs
ainthoritiei in respect to the payment by the
latter of tbs improvoinent adorning on
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. After farther Idebati, the membern wake "
called in, when the second' reading :Was loot - . I
conend of Now York, with' the following
� . result : There are.in the oily 0,600 licensed
I .kicking
brieffl000. � . 11
Charcoal lot P�ultrj.�Fowld of kinds
He was looked up all night afid if! a no:quenoo
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00 lervioex w6re held at his church ye torday.
ballot ,'or to Roolmilate the form of, ballot
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need at'the Ontario elections. to thone used
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school land I and due under the Quebec
Award, find nalorin respect to the -of
oil the following division : - � � ;
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Maker, Bookorville,' Bell,, �
"I drinklug places, 80,000 paupero, 10,000
neglected children, 20,000 womo n without
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. rery load of charcoal, and will tat it
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The death of George Edoon, of Seneds
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for Dominion elections. , .
Mr. mowAT said it'vab hot the Intentioll of
Payment
the improvement fund dne on fted0uht.of
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Boulter, Broder, 041viv, Cialghtob, Fi6fiell, �
characters, 400,000 foreigners out of 1,000,000
V illation, and 80,000 tratiefifit daily. On
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with iollah when propokly preparedi rounded
charcoal in not in the obhpa in which fowid'
Falls, X. Y., affordo mt "strange. ington6o of
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'the.Governmout during the present session
oi%ldo of Crown lando made b6twebn 14th
Jana, 1853, and 6th MarobL 1861i and on
Harkin, Jolly, Laudart Laos, Meek, Meredith, f
Merrick, Metcalfe, Monk, Morgan, Morris, .1
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� th% other hand, thqre &to 800 public schools
usually. find,thei
it food, and donoequently IN
premonition. He arooe in the morning In
apparent hoaltII6 During the forenoon
to Introduce an amendment to the Election "
Law In thar direction Indicated. He did not
collobti
'duo made between Gi,h match, lediif
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Near, Parkilill,Riollardeon, Itosevear,Tooldyo
, . �nod 94,000,009 spent on them yintly, 90
Catholic chareheo,
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not very enticing to them, To please their
palaten the charcoal should be in pieces Abut
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gov,110,11tio olater-hi,low, a, king, saying It *AS
his 6 gift. `Then he called on his moot
think It was expedient to, mond the Election
'Law frdm Yom to year.. It might be proper
and lot Jalyj 1867. Itwito now over a year
since the award of the Commissioners on this
White, Wigle. -264 . I I . . I
NA,1t0.--�,M0O8rN. Appleby, Awrey, Badgerow., '
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with a copheity fo,r holding 975,000 hearers
the .size of a grain of corn, and It those aid
ottowed Around their, quarters they will
intimato )?armorial friend, ard with learn bads
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in'the last session to see whether to
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matter had b
I son cOnfirm"i Urld" that
award theta was due to this province oil
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Ballantyne, Baxtet,,]3ioho-p,Blezard,Bonflaid,
Cagogden,Cpok, Dryden, Ferris, Fleld,ftksek, 14
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�. - I xnd* having 80,000 members, 420 Sunday
'schools 120,000 The
rbadily oat thereof. Corn, burnt on,tho oob�
slid the refuse, whiolicOUSidO AlmOnt ODAIrOly
him far6well. He visited four young men
and asked them to be bearers at him funerhis
U08fal Amendments might not be Introduced,
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but until then lid thought $hey had better
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ficoonn i ot school. lkn4a M4,1850 and
account of Crown landa 0101,771, maki 01
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Fisomau,Giboon (Huron),Grahsm, Hircotirt, I I -
I stud children.
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�, supports 27 charitable inctitutiomb, wblob
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61 the gx aino reduced to charcoal and rat '
and invited the nambbesof the village band,
to which he belonged, to his* funeral
poospone,ony legislation on this adbjaot. .
altogether 0296,456. The municipalities
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Hardy,HawIoy,Ray,Hunter. LaIdlaw. Living. I ,
I Ordney, McKlm, foLoughlia,
stbri, L�bn, Mo . A
I � AAUUAIIY k6colve 140,000 people, I
, , - , At Parbell's ineating ill Btobkly� Friday
Ing their perfect ,shape, pladba bdfoko them
d improvement In
mikes a marks . their ho6lth,
.attand
in a body; Basking his brotheri he made
toy alopbAitl4on bla-proporLy,
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. GRANO �1101100. .
Mt, MnXpAr,ft. moved for an order for a
entitted to receive this money were, bf course,
anxious to got it as 000b &a pbasibld,
MoMahon,Mlllor,Mowat,MuriiLyt'NIL!tb, Nos. �
lon, Pakdoe,PattersonoPhIton. Peck,llbbinoon �
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. ulght, Rev. Mr. Beecher said the Irish eon.
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a a Is shown by tbs lil.gllor, color 'Of their ,
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combo, slid anollog & graRter
r&hgementa of
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and At 4 p. in. on, the memo any died. . Ho,wai
return oh6wing the coot of Grand Surfes for
the years 1870 and 1877 reopeotivelflu each
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(oarawoll),11obinjon �Xtnt), Robertoon.Aoss,�
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average of eggs to a Rook than Wfore. "
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butiddlil exact compliat6a with the prepare,
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of the counties In Oatorio.—Osirled.
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AdDICULTVIGAZ A19D Aj%il$ A090011!tIOX.
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mt. GIBSON . (Huron) moved tot a r9JUID
sinclair, Hprii)gorl,wAieta.Waietworkb,wollo, .
wiadifield, Wood, Young. -50. . �
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