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women as preeminently f"tted to teach'
'the young,, especially in the iinitiatory
itages, regarding them as; moro'iivaceas-
"fu'l than, men in imparting education
to, pupils under 12 year. of :ager As
the bemal teachers: do, their work as
well, if notbetter,:'than the men.in'this.
departrnent of school work, the .Minis-
ter asks why they should. net be paid
as well, . The result tothe public is
the, same , in. both cases. Why, asks
• Mr.Itoss, should it not be the same '• tq
the teacher'l `..._
'GeorgeFeyvel, one of the best..known
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journalists and shorthand writers in
•-the, Dominion,' •died at .his ' home in
'Toronto on Monday, under the •most
'Painful 'circumstances. Going home.
frocn repotting •a: meeting one bitter.
scold night,; a few weeks ago, he . was
:A masked :fown, robbed:,<and 'left :buena:
lie by highway men. When he became
;conscious he was badly trozen. Making
his way•to the nearesthouse, he was
kept out side till •:t`hn ';police could be'
,called, and; then taken ,to the•station in.:
'stead 'ead of his hone. Medical •men call;
ed too late,; did all they, could.' forhim,
seen to titosextea:t of aaiputatitig:'three'
h''hia e u
` but blood poison.
FOR 'SALE.
Park Lots 46.47, 48,49 and: 50 ° on Somer.
ville,and Rooklidgge survey and Park 1.48' 13
and 14 in Son ervilie'e survey, an;t Block A
on Campbell street. ,;apply to ..
- M.±CAMPI ELL.....
Buser_ of eac . ,
;ties set' in; and he passed awa'y'. at the
F:Irly ageof 38 }*earsHe was known'
ai • pin'fithis_-vicinity, haling
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po8i'tor`, 'L' 3,rifi tO �; CGr (. , 3 yd uiaga,y,
anther journals: ''' Mr 'Eyvel Was a Ye! y.
piipular'with a11•who lead thie'pleasure
.of : his aquaintance, and justly deserves"
the high tribute paid him by.the'editor
`'rnilton 7 Times: ful, `r A. faith
•of'th� Hn
-onipetent journalist; a sober, genial,
larniable entleroen; 'domt+stic in his
tastes and habits; devoted to''his Wife ,
a `d children; popular anions+ his Erie •ids
,and incapable of `; making, enemies; :!
l,r.>tdeu
t i i h's eenditur-es, though_
► -xp .•
without;:a,°trace. of meatiness—quick
Notice to Creditors; p '
Notice is hereby given that James J. Henn•.
eraon.,.of, the village,. of „Lueknnw, ,Carpenter,
hes made an assignment of his estate and effects
to Me for the lit uefit of all -his Creditors. Ail.
persons ha%irgg claims against said in,olveut
arerequested to' file „same 'with ins,properly
attested,on';or before 15th 11Iarch.1888, on
which date said estate will be distrirluted;
among those creditors of whose claivas4 shall
have .received notice.
D. E;CAMERON,
Liicknow,T' eb. 29th, 1888. Assignee.
THS
was-Georoe Eyvel, as the writer has
know:. bauiintiniately during, the "last
.`'fifteen ears." _ He leaves •a wife and
three 4iinall children.
hr is announced from Ottawa that
•FM inister'Chapl'eau has decided, that all.
f oreinen and ; deputy- foremen, in ;the
ne " Goven•aent printing ' bureau must
be able'. to speak both French and Eng:
lish fluently. This`. comes before all.
other considerations.` This will practi=
catty reisult-ext 'all the-foremen-beinv
Fran clr-;Canancliaris, for the ` very Boob
reason that the average Etglisb-speak
ing printer in. Canada, speaks' only the
one language.
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Of all Woollen G,
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d2 kets TJlster,
lgs ,'
Flantieaa,Undercic thing,. &c;,..&c
ITLSTERINGS. at cost pr
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clear out
price
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.BLANKETS " ., ,:
FLc ANNELTS o'rD•
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• 4 IR,AWERS 7f.o.r
bQc '
5e :"' 7c
$1 OOc left.
Onlya few snits of etch of these 'lines
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--5Oe 7 5c $1.00, $1',.25,.$1.75,
•Q ^`• e5 �l11•. Crompton Corsets—50,e, � � r ..
A frill _,subs of tier .. p
purchased toTea
t spot, n`
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.. - • Having p
rr times, a fine 'lot of 1�Tew,Sensens .Tea R an v
hard Broker el why was 111. difficulty,. owlnb tp har •. - irinYlAdiaLe public._ W ith
rheld out to the
biggest cement ever:he • l
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prepared to offer the..',n' and better .thAn a: gre�it;'. l!l ly
l P50ctea (which guarnntee'equal'to a,. y
Every pound of my � ... . •.: sell you, a,t' SUc. I;will'. 'givd you a: genu-
ine
better than any peddlercan y... ► ) >
50c teas, �,lad.posh y o mht,:an where for�ess�t,ha>i`25(;• �It Boit
' glassware,. 111•'orth '• $1,0O. • Partie:4
ine china, CUP and .SAUCER, •which'callnet be ng y
take s ou.g'et.;5"cups and saucers. or a: whole' Sett�:''or 1if the goads iltit
w b e b i
anon� be asked buy
tea should call and� see the tea.. You won
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suit you.
O. evv
, cav ., '.;.':�, h-'.`:
By Special Arrangwent a:Coloniat
Train with
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MANITOBA,
THE NORTH WEST
ANI) BRITISH COLUMBIA
will leave
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Tuesday;188
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Intending colonists taking advantage of :this,
train can accompany stock and efEPcts and go
through„ to, destination without
CHAEICE
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. .. • .; AWR..:E.. NCbe to announce that t i l.
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of;Iardiffare jE14S
s complete enbrg,cng
the
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•' •A-n-exPerienc4agent_+ill—a-cc^mE,any and
look after party., For ,full' inf rrin.ition, rates
and to riecure berths in shaper,' call on. •.
JOHN MURCHIISON, •
Flied the annual, report; of. the;cnn�,
inal returns for the, Province of, Ontario•'
just published, theme vvere',5;134Cana-
dians; convicted, 4,904' Englishmen;
2,397• rishiuen 598• Scotehmen 723'
United Statesmen, 'and 261: other for.
eigners.• Of the 'prisoners. 3,929 rel,-
.resented themselves as belonging to tinge
.1;;,oman Catheltc church,. 3;675 as Eng
iieh ,.Churchthen, 1;385 as • Presdy er4,.
ians,1,36G as Methodists, and .662 as
belonging to other denominations, The
number of married people suffering•the
disgrace of convention` for crime was
enly 3,995,:ascompared with 7.022 bach-
elors and .spim>;sters;• ,3;277 of tl;e ct'initi=
nals'were of: 'temperate. habits; 7,740
'were intemperate. Those uicarcerated
who could read and write were. 8;536
in numder:•those,;who could not; 2,481.
It cost $126,000 to maintain the coin
• Woo jails• of the Province' during 1887
In 1886. it cost .$133,000. •
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EXCELSIOR.
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_.Awls-- -aCovers' Cages Guns :'.Holww re•.NaisPots '•Ileeisncle . Tacks
Augers' Cassa ("uteri Gratis_'""Heads ' Nutty _ -Pans Backs Scale. . 1ruisea
Bits CapsCni+nsrs:.c G'ndst'nesIrons • 'Needles Pulls �)-evolvers Squares laps
Bell.(Tippers s'(..-. Drills Gide , : ' Jacks • Oils -7- ,Plumb' • . Readers S. ,apses '1ules ,
BeCordage ' .3)ivicrd. Grease Jaws Viler. • Pokes. t.iibr S�aies `Pares
uners. Chalk air Glra ' Toar(s. GP ensre Yac�rg• Rivets :yvels; Tools
BremChisels Drainers ' iolKnives ',PaintsPowderRules Sci6 s Trucks'
Bracer's • nines_. Drags <• Giiets K.n'bs • ' Putty • Pumps RailSkates Tru
Br
ackets C11i aa✓ficut'ons: Gauges Knockers Polish Planes Spoons. Shat .. .,ye,q
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elt.ng_ tnue's:Eyessates Kettles Paper . Pipe 'Saws Snaps .!iia
. Bolts ,Gum p, CurEmery Halters, Lanterns Pencils , Preases,.StupesSinks Varian
Bora• Clamps Nara••HAtcliets • i.ity ;, Pincers • Pruners StuvMs S:yr
Borax ,. • (iFiles niers • Links' Punchers ]lope Sleigh.St,tiVrench
e ,. .
dles
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Bean�r_s:,; (rninxes .Flasks Handles • Ladders' ,.plyera lvzura : Springs, • Strings Vrin
ChYr•• Hooks Lines: Pails'
Inkes:. Snap ^ • Scrrwv \U,ishra •
Chain • Collars. dog Yorks .igea" Mops Parer_ : Ringers. • Slicer.. , Spikes Wirk
lefiecor8..SNectacles Si►11s.
'Cartridge • Catches, .FOS/getss • Hasps - • ieaerres• Pette •
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NOTI'CE .TO FARMERS..
to ;
• -Twine• veil, no doubt; be'lirnite(1, as in -
material this. year, the supply of :Binder ,
-. O.w-ins* to the-scarcit_y�o£raw m ? • .. .
" advantaneousiy, fur cash' a large supply .of
As I hale purchased very •i
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HAIR IJRLViSI'ta iALOO'
CAMPBELL STREET, LUCKNOW"
If' you want' a clean ancl' easy shave,
As clean as barber ever. gave, ; •
3ust'call on me at my Sal000n,'+
'At niorntng," eve; :or afttirnoc,u.
I'll , eut and comb your hair with grace,
'To suit: the' contour of your face ; •
To you I'll give a geed. shampoo,
The art of whish is known to'few.
My scissors sharp; any razors keen,
My shop is always neat and clean,
And verything1'iri-sure'you-intend'•--
,To suit the taste, and'please the mind
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1 shouhlorilei early as'tho demand is great and . the. supply
I wtll,sell at the'yery lowest prices. Intendtn,purc Lasers. T.:' LAWRENCE■
limited. �
� I , �� IMPORTANT � TO�� A'Li,
T ORANT.
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'Tian,.; ttr:wlro are -t � bled=-vwit]►
�..• The: high c'ha tticter
uE this. old Medicine as:�• ,,ureremerTVv •'. +, •
who are •bald or'have thin` sir f.rey'
%1. .. repeatedly confirm. 3311, �T F
r ullnonary-a d.bronchial disorders, is repe y ]J. . 1V
for' P
. `: ir' grateful, and unsolicited testi>xiony, .re-
ed by flee <rrati yin ,
ceived• front those who have been benefited by its use.
.. READ FOLLOWING:
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M.r. Peter Shanks, jr., of Ilogdtow. n, writes -'-" Please
me by .exress, immediately, .one dollars .worth: of Hallainor-e-.s-Expectora_l'rtt*
send P
'Mother is just finishing her last bottle. She:•thinks'tliere is nothing like it for.
brunchits."
lir. J. C Smith, Car Inspector, C'.P Ii,.•Galt, .vv+iies :=" Send me one
of Hallanlore's Expectorant. 1 cant' get along without it.
dolls worth .. •
Perfumes are new, and always sit - t,
` IAnd With, them others' can't compete. - "
' The ladies, too, 11 would invite,;
For;:1 can • ti•iin their: bangs alt right.
`Tn female. teacher,' is •-•gradually.
crowding, .the. nale Pedagogue .'ont,
during the hist .ten. ;years; the
,number ,of lady°teaehers in the Ontario
, Public . Schorls' has increased from
:3,405 to 4,637,, the number of male;
teachers lies actually decreased, being
, . now only'' 2,727, against '4780 in
1886. : The Minister of education at-
• trio..utas
tau
ate
tendency
Part
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to
fact
that male,teachprsfind.it to their. profit
11;n use the school as a stepping stone
to other occuisatioiisi.ehd partly to the
Wer
and irritation of the teacher's life
ti the .tame timte, the _ Minister rt gardis
'My hearty thanks 1 iow extend, • ,
BTo all ;ray patronizing friends,;',
And in the,future, l Will try.
My,very;best to satisfy.
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I. DAtID "1IIOO119'; p,ropraetOr
" g to be, 'ashamed of jca"�"..";, - - -
Sheou h+y „ very int '
ie 'added as' She passed up tine,
Lisa,hold. her racefui head, flowerer OE'S SPEOTAO:LES AND S.E-GLASSES
graceful sowers? .
B. LA U1,A
weeping her soft blue dress die-
er her. _ ! ., IfI tin are the-Only.genyifie English .articles in the, Canadian Market.'
as alio followed,' with .a relen ingly,
yr; . . Send then lit
bet beautif i pant al ' iehl,les kAnt in stege., `rests given to prirchasers' to prove genuineness, They are
nvity. on h m pq rr Re t .
Yo :. � - re .deet Ex;
u s ery .Vic P s
lines o4 the old :leaven :ller President a d by aVice•Pr aid nt of the Med at Association of Canada�; the Pr.sici.nt °few
Minded of the g , President hx: Vil:e•Y . .
P order to Lal of the
the. Dean of the tedical='I'a'enity of :''Laval.
11 td be off With the Old love t allesse h? PhysicAne andSurgeons�, �, , Etc.
• ...� _ . i Presidents of the Medical Council of Nova Scotia, ;
y n� th.« University p .the J resident and 1:4 -Presidents
_ eta ar�i
A� muni named Eest,wbo s report0,
tY '
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' ' 'T3OOK'SELLER, Ldckno r.,
RANGE O ' AGE' NCY.
DR: DORENWEND'S,
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to' have stolen a horst.,
lersomewhere in Bruce County,
ler tines in prison -at Oranges elle. ,. -
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HAIR .MAGIC
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`iVillbe found .invaluable ,forthe hair 'and sod
It clenses thtiscalp,,of all llaiicliuff, invigorates
tile growth of the h:xir, ud incases of 1)abloo s..'
where there eases ar
the PiliK,
hti*st sigin ?f
roots left, it Will pniduce good erop:' of• fair'
It restore grey stir to itrioriginal coli;, soul
is an.exoellen/caressing. "
DO NO ' 7)P.I.AY, if your hair isin a N leakdoifdltin
a-' le at n
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.tabun c,ce. •
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+1lO,RWvt1rL+'ND, . Sole Mattufaetiiri+r'.
TOii,017.'O; OA1h A1)A'S
A Aorenwend ie the lssding inaun'taut*P2„tr.
of Hair.ilottdr' hi CsNnadA,
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