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ONTARIO: LEVIsLAl'I RL 1
A 1311, introduced, by Mr. Carson in
'the Ontario .House gives:•power to'
't,tunletpalitie4 to .exempt incomna, geis.
signal property and buildings from, as-
aessment so as to•place" the taxes 'on
.land" values only,. The, by-law • is not,
to take effect until confirmed by the.
,teleeters of the municipality. A c:in
xsiderablo' number of petitions in favor.
of: the;:principle of the bill have been
-presented, and the bili is a good one
Once passed, the municipality that
takes advantage of it will ' ha.ve a rush
'of: manufacturiing'indastries to • it.
•A ,measure of great importance to •
• property -owners all ,over'Ontario has'
b'in•passed by the Municipal Comrnit-
ee of the' Ontat'io Legislature. ' It is.I
bill i • which transfers .the power of
selling lands for'taxes fromthe' county
treasures to the'treastires of townships
'said mill;igen The great: :benefit. of the
'• . bili•• is, that it brings the sale 'as near;as
' possibletq ,the land and to the owner• ;;
so as to give him every" opportunity of-
, ,paying the taxes and resoling his pre -
petty ty from the.ahands, f-l:aoci, o�eeaiAat
M r rs e tyreesent Jaw .a sale
��'<2,'�,•`a�t�:�',�r2TI��,l"O`'
7. a'YrOnfthe land. • - •
TCE Bill before. the ':Legislature : to
prevent Ontario farmers'fi'om paying
too much for seed grain may have some
1neut, but.,reahy ' the faroners;of 'On�
tr.
a IO 417g .
ht�to knot► enough to :fight
' shy -of •such' windles. ' . T'\ere •are• o -
.:.. I .: COm
non
schools
lt•.
i the
country; to teach.
them to read, and• there are .newspapers..
ke.e
4 . thein
'posted.
•ebunco o eratoor�Cps,_t-lrnItn`ei~s,w�
plett::
a.i.H�cult to. it" .
a.w
.. , P �! manho lets hia?;'
self get caught. by'the'• • ersuasions df a
p
stranger who offers t4.giv@•liim; smite -
if
Ai ,1!:il'ligr :of " the $sot eft. t
'D'rr Sir :-W°ogle you be 'kind,
enough, in your irext issue, tib: call the•
attention of .the public to a alight ,rnis.
ttrke•'which"• appeared in the ,annual -re:
port' of the West Wawanosh nIultual.
Fre insurance Company, published a.
short tints, ago..,The error occursin
the fist of expenditures " Thi cor-
rent amount, paid to, Mir lames tvlillion
was $806.80 and not $886.80., as, stated
in the report"' The error was correct-
ed in nearly all .of the reports, but as a
few of thein were sent out to,.niembers,
before the mistake was, noticed, I trate,
this opportunity of setting the matter
rztl;ht. The report is correct in every
'other .respeot:
Iam, . your. obedient; servant
• ' J. Af. ,R,onguTS
Dunannon, March15th, 1888.
Accident at Lanes. •
It isreported that a serious accident
occurred.. at •Lanes on Sunday, 10th -
While returning ',from church,
two teams collided and ,from one of the.
conveyances two ladies Were- thrown
out sustaining severe • injuries. One
youzig'3ady .had -her'•arnt ,-Croke-;,' and
the then; pTesuot»Ably • the mother, Thad:
her, eyesight badly*damaged''•'. This to:
gether with the fright received has
had4a very untoward effect, and at•the
.
time we reoeivedintelligence she was
in~-ri critical• condition. Tho igh' , we
have ,used the word "collided". it is:
said that it was the rrsn.1t of gross care:
lessness, as the .conveyance that caused
this. disaster Deanne, behind the -other.
,
The autboriiies in that .section would'
dip well to look into this,and.if'not the
result of Were accident, tosee_that:.the
.
right parties go: net unpunished. ,.The
sec idenb,,is.4 s ; ,l:anienta.11e errs:
4Thleed.
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-=pfaving been in tbe•Seed husirtess,
lisiknoW,7for the last 19 years, _anal
halt: al ways had a most liberal patron
age, I will say, '--1 have alway's tried to
n study. the welfareof my•patrons by
importing the best' and most reliable
-seeds' to, i•be..had. Any., person
admit that' a change -of -seed' is 'ail ben
efi tia'1 as '..a ch,rnge in' stock.. • Being
incl
ose observer of the 'nnarket 'I have
:r
been enabled this season; to ; get, .sorra
large ]pts .of :.first clue seed,* whichh I
'7
p .e
f r_m -
o uch • iriferioi=::seedi'-�vhtch
i iii he market. So i,
o ie choice American
Timothy. Come and•see my .:seeds.
'before you 'purchase �A., .Mactntyre.'.
V IS
thing for nothing. Why . are heavy
boots cheap, and What ,are.dogs-good:
n g
for,1if a farmer cannot •i'ceep his. door-.
yard clear of strolling •swindlers . .
Autb.
ent><cated � Facts..
brnnkenness In. Scott Act Counties.
mmunication appeered• in last
weeks SENrI NEL, contributed by; one
1'V., 'A.' Hackett, of Ashfield, in which
attempts to: show > the beneficial
tafieots• of the Scott, Act; by 'means of: a
• License report,. supposed to•be' `nude
lky the tyro` uncial'. Secretary; in which
lie takes 20•oounties'(includipg Halton)
and compare% theft] for. the;years'.'1884
and 1887,, the' forpier •under •. License
Law; the . latter • under '•Scutt , Act.
He shows by; his figures that; in '1884
seven. hundred an.ci;,..fifty.-sial viere • iru-:
•.}piisuited for drunkenness and 214 in• .
''1b87: ` You • will 'notice 'he ives'.
gi ;the
comparison -for Oire.ye<tr, wily, and then
:goes on sav a'•it, wilt be seen by the
above, government returns --that iu the
County. jails Where .the Act bas.
- been .entirely in_force,. there was a re-
-
ctuctiey i of :542 imprisonments ;for
clrunkenness during thea :past�. three
J/surs.. By his authenticated °linos
be is :bold to,say (in the face;of the
'face of the: rantinge 'of. our -clergy :to
the contrary)- that ;there h'sisbeen'
one more iritprisonr tent' for drtinken=<
iiess under 'the Scott.Act than ..under
rhe Licf.nse'la�:', in the County of Bruee;,
and he calls, on' intelligent citizens to
i•veigh .carefully the nmatter,'(and I'sup-
pose examine his statistics'), before
essting their vote for ties-repeel--nates.
ute. r:' •. . r ' .I •
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Mr. Hackett seers to me to labor
too heavily, to convince intelligent
r:itisens.,, tie also :appears to be un
tiivareS that'ne ode is•uomuiitted'to 'ail
for drunki..tttess, (unless he'refuses� to
•pay a fine),' tad 'r veru . _ .
) much. gipestthn
it he is' aware that Harry Piper. er is in
sP:arch of Curiosities for his ' I?
• cuusieam. ,
Who. is W' A .Tackett, anvwa�+ 1`
s,
• • ST.lT1STZCIAt.; ,, .1
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•
, R e li a b`l e Seedsman
intimate' to.. his old
was es to: patrons that,he has a,
full stock of the following Reliable Seeds, all bought
since . the trem.en ...,nous break
in the seed market and:
can, offer you prices defying competition.
MOVE 8
COrnon:R.ed
Mammoth• -
Alsike . •
L serene.
White. llCCh
,AM.ERICAN
RANAUTAN.
nal A AlS1 ES
Meadow . Fescue
Canadian Blue
Perrnnial Rye
Orch.ard .
Red�To ,.�
1?
.Hungarian
ax Seed„P:1anti.ig Onions -Dutch-,Sets.. -:� x1. kin m
of Field and
• � Garden Seeds, &c.. Strictlygood
CToods.onl •d . G. �' ..
y dealt with.. A..call solicited.'
ardwares' in
following
Axes •.,. • Carvers . • •Clips•'
bl L Adzes ' Cutler. '
. _ Y CtaAR
A.tv1s Covers ' 'Cages
-Augers .Oases: Casters
'Bits Caps •• Crashers:.
Butts Clippers • •. • Drills wiles
e Glue +� (lila
utpose_.to sell at�.jw•11at you•••�wil
r
YGIJ..Li.l.
yan.,e
:complete,:
e.
�•
is-suppi
y'�i�T..
��".• aX
embracing. the.
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Fingers 'Hangers :Ifaehiues, Pouches ,Rollers
Elise • ...` • Hoes .__.-, ,M.l]etts Plates tri Shears': Srrryres'.
Gnus •- _ • Hol'vvw.'re Nr ii _ .. Rosin -:Seassor 1'ru weld
Glass- :. Heat?s: Nuts ••. . Pansµ heeler ; ' Stands • •Tacia
Glads,'t'nee Irons Ne s Racks • • Scales 1' macre
Irons
' ` Pulls : Revolvers '• Squares' 'faits •
ue
• 1'lutnbs ,
Reamers S. r3jiers l alae#
• Drainers Gongs Knives Pa' P
IB C it
Bells Cordage Dividers • 4 Grease 'Jaws • Oiler
e•Buttons .Chalk tbiauiends • -. Globes • Joints'.
Burnem .. Chisels, ()Ceases
races on]passes'•a
Crags, • ' C . .l .t :K. •
•
Pu4Ces. :'.]tangs'.: • Spades Twine
aoking. Rivets Shrivels • Tools, •
Powder••: Mules- . . Scoops
,,.epi ps Lrucks ; ,
• Braclrats'"--" Galli ere Tani e s orb;, • . 1'uttY Pumps.
p 'scut -'.ons • ••i`,anges• Hnockers. Polish.
Bating. -Cutters '. -� es • ., � �hrn Spoons
K .y' baler! K tt1 g-,- . T'
Note Lost;
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The 'public are.cautioned against
_purchasing ;:a 'joint note ' made by'• ..
Messrs James Agar. and John. Durnin,
dated February 9th, 1888,': for three
m'ont'hs, and due., May 12th, ,1888, ,for
$104.50, in''favor of Win, J. Little. or
order,_ as the 'same has' ;-been
;TAME& AGAR:, 'Belfast P.' O. '
MARRIED
Mc;1f`aninis-=,Torisero -On March 13th.- at•
the residence of the bride's fatht,i.'by the
Rev: Robert Leask, St. Hc1ens, Satnnel
MoMannus, Dakota, to •Tanet daughter of
John Johnston,: Esq., Ashfield
TENDIRS -WANTED.
T •
enders will he redeived by the undersigned
from the thirty-first• day of March, frrr the,
coming a�ason, :of the following hits:- Lot No.
1p, .on the fttli (:Gish. of the township .of West .
W'awanosh'; South west quarter of Lot No.
.10 in the 9th Con of We;t•Wawanosh; North halves of Lois Grp r43 and 44 in the lit Con.
township of 1 iu)oss: `.For pattienliirs enquire
'ruOM. ,S TODD,
St. Reknit P. 0 ',. Executor•
VCTION SALE
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• i'ALTABLE .FA;'/Ill
in: the Township of %Vawanosh. • ' -
tinder and by .virtue of the.pnwor of sale' in
:.a , mortgage from • John, A Fleming.to, the
Vendors. w hibh will be. kroduced at the.time
of sale; and on. default being nta(l,• i'r payment
nt,the m•rne - the'reby iSecizreti, there will b e:
.Tergal for s:sle.by publie auction, at Whitely`s
Hotel; in the Village ',f Lueknr,it by ',JDhn
Purvir,,. iictiou'eer; on; .,
Tuesday. • April• 3ra,, •'88.
at orae o'clock p, m.,. tile; folluwin
nanielr: g property',.
The East tialfor$t Lot nun•:ber• set eiitt•eit:in
the fourteenth &`erne'_+i.rr7 '''f lie;Tn v,i bi_u ref.
'Irawanosh, containing 1001 acres nrrire or leis
of' rrllith about 7' are mil is be. Cleared anti
anile r cultivation, and. Well fencers. Onthe,
premises are Said to be a frame-bnnse, frame
barn and sstable, also an orehartl,Lanai are
w
weft atered by= I;ving'cerric.and titttated Out a
good magi and within. tale and half miles of
Litckne*. • • •
.TERMS—Teti 1per'cent, at time , :..' '
for the balance terns ,liberal, and a illbe Made
known at'tirne of sale. •
For furtherpertiC hir', arl' :t•,
MOss, ,B�f.I Vi'Iek & F1L
Verdnrr, St.i,;itbrs
T.ronto, Marc) 13th,, ISI.18, •
•13zlts • Ct,nt a G�ur Emer a s aper Pilie ` 5awa
Bevels :. Gla rY , y Halters' •Lanterbs •. Penedo Press
Clumps Eats es • .Stones .
Hatchets
e('htmps; . Lifts • fine •
Boraxrers Crani Hammers ' Links Punchers
mes ane esu Landers Plyers
Brushes Chamois : Ferrule, " Honks ..Lines
Chain Collars, dog, ~Forks. Hinges r•[.n s Pails
Cartridge ;.. Catches . Fawcett!. flea's h *Parent
A 111:ea cares ' , Picks
Files are Pruners Stoves . .
Flasks Rope ' Slr i hs
1i 11 R'az g.
ore •Sliriugs-.
Rakes
gaugers
liefieotors'•
Skates Traps.. •
girt "'"' �."..e'rye1,a •
Snaps Tins
• Sinks . Varnish,
Staaths Wire '
Steels '• Wrenches
:ftringe ' . Wringer
Straperewq: .\Vashers:'
Slicer;-.. . Spikes • Wi-k
Spectacles • Snfpit • . Wade.
. NOTIC'E`TO F,i
• R ME RS..'..
Owing to the. scarcity of Taut inaterial•this year, t
As -I have �. y he supply of Binder '.Twine will' ` •limited; __.
, purchased:very advantageously, for cash a large no doubt beas'in189�
. g supply of
UR
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MA
LA BINDER TWI'I�E'
I will sell at: the ver lowest rices.' .'Intending ''
a
lunate y p purchasers. Should' order early as:the.de'm ry'
d And is great and the: :supply ..
TppY
LAWRNC E. •.
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• . The high cha>~ aster •o.f.
.this: 'old medicine ass: sole a ren3ed.v
for pulmonary and bronchial disorders,4e repeatedly
e.eat . •'.�. '
'ed by-' the. gratifying,' •.�, p redly. confirm'-'
.3 g, g aiteful, and unsolicited; testimony.
re-..
ceived from 'those who have.•beeu benefited by its 'use
,,• READ THE FOLLOWING.'
er,. a s, jr.,, of IlogdtoM.n:' Write -_-"
send .ate by eipress, imtnediatel , 1 s '' S ' Please
�1lotlne is " Ys one dollars Worth of TIalla'tirore's: Ea ectoratt
r ,lust, finishing h'er'last bott•e: Slie, thinks: there is nothing` i
bronch.tts." : like it for
ir, J; C.'Smith, Car InS ector • :
p , C P: R;. Galt;: wriiess—tt Send
dollars worth o Haljamor. '' .. .°' can't, S nd me oris
. , £, ,., e s Expectorant, I. getalor. \sithout its" ''
B. ',LA URAN
CES SPECTACLES''' AND EYE -
., GLASSES
rot c only genuine nglrsfr .articles t the '
• n Canadian Mailiet, •
Peal pebble!! Rapt in: stock. Tests'given
rrc- Peal peb gi to purchasers to iprove.,genjuneness. -lie are'•
atui testimonials have been received front the? Preside ;
I'rtitlrliD•t • hit ',.. , , .. President,:
a Ex 'Vire Press Vice -President;
dent, of the.?>rf bdicalAsapociatirn ofCanada l the President ���
i anllegy of Physiean's'and Surceons of Quebec : the Dean. ofthe
L rusereity.;, the 1•resident and Ex•Piesidtnts of she Medical Conn cillo ofNo Scotia, of,l;r►vty'
• cal \siva Scotia, Etc
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DOCi1 SELLER . Lucknow; .n
Lei ArED' • •.
'•-CHASES°
,,NDRA KLr..►;.
pANDEUOi'I
HAVE; YOU.
• `' Liver ComPlaint, s sic' Ind'
p Y heP tggestio», Biliousnt ,s,
Jaundice, Headache, Dizziness, .rain 'n 1
e Costwenessoranydiseasearisinj from adcran e. j v k'
DR. CHAiIE'S Liv$R' CURE.. will be fpund 'a - n c anr� '
certain remedy: • •: d
The ung' NATURE'S REMEDY: -
qualified success .of. Dr, -Chase's Liver Cure in
Liver Complaint rests soler' with 'the fact that it is
'compounded from natutc s well known Hirer regulators •
' htANDRARR ANIS DANDELON'. Combined 'with many. •,
her invaluable roots" barks and herbs . having' a
.powerful'effect on the Kidneys, Stornaeh, Bowels and
Blood. • 600, 000 SOLD ,
' Orer.one=lialfWil/io» of Dr. .Chase's: Recife 'Bake
were sold in Crowe& alone, • We want' every man, -
wainan'and child *hods troubled 'with Liver Coria-
: isle n1 id try ince e.Ycellent rerrredy. •
• LA.D I ES
It is -a well'knownfact that atr inactive iiver,causes,
a dully sallow complexion, liver spots, pimples, etc,
Chases Liver 'Cure is the only'•rcmelly that wili:iioat 'i •
positively cure these.complaints,, • •
SOMETHING NEW; CIVEN AWAY.. FREE '
\Vrapped around every bottle ofd}r. Chaile!s 1 i• •"
is a'valuable 'Househola.11lediCal•Goide And .are
Book (84 pages), coataining'Over Soo •useful ,-,
pronounced by medical men and druggists as invalu-
able,. and, worth ten' times the price of the medicine.
T, EDMANSON & GO,, SoleAgepls; Bradford:
• . Be ors •l''our•'Cuiar'd .
D.;n't'allow' a cold
1 in the, head toFlotel'y
•and surelyinnintn Cate rrnh,'when 1't,it'cats
be cured fop Me, by lainK Lr ta f'
at. Cure.A fewnrlltcpti,rlrscurCanfititNntcitarrna ; 1 to 2 boxescores ordinary catarrali
'c to boxesis
, narrantet'd, to Core
eatarrnh: Try it. O'nl . 25
e c'rem ix
and
Sold by CCi 'EL,AND tt.UASS, 1.4, ore, ct,w+ • i.atcltii:iw ,
G. ' * ilei ' . Yse
r9. urer of
Wittrtiasocv Taioenco8- •and Cortif .
gates. Gtioe'
.'. Connelra o1dlltiad..
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