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LIBERTIES
411V1Pin 3.‘ I 749 VI 1882.
b. BRITISH ELECTIONS.
!The eleetions in Great •Rretiart are.
;over. and Lord Salisbury's government
has been badly beaten at the; polls.
The, Liberalson the other hand, how-
ever, have not had thebriUiant victory
-theyhul hopedfor lathe opening stages
of the conapaign. Mr. Gladstone has
.11 majority of 45 composed of Liberals
Anti-Parnellites, Parnellites, Laborists
ud Radicals, over Salisbury with the
Conseivatives and Liberal Unionists.
1 Isl:Otwithsta,nding this defeat, it is be-
Ai:eved that Salisbury will not resign
l'at%will meet, the new house on
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st 4th, ancrtrust in: the hope of
A -split in the riinkg of the Liberals.
•
he Reformer* say, however, that
hen 15atliamentmeets and the
dress frOm.the throne is read, Glad-
e:will.sbnply mve an amendment
"want:Of cOnfidene"and thus, with
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n: raising any Issue to create
ensions ainonget his followers, he a very serious loss.
14isetth0,,,,ctinserVatives and the I
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• The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce County;Fridays duly 29th
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will be greatly elated over the result
-Otthe prohibition—plebiscite taken _in
M.anitoba. on Saturday. The vete
throngiOnt"tlaeT-Noinee gave what
is said to be an overwhelming majority
'in favor of 'prohibition. Even Win-
relpeg •was two to bne against the
license system. What the effect of
of the vote will be upon the Govern -
remit is not yet known, but it can
hardly fail to influence it to some
extent.
IT is thought to be probable that
Lord Stanley will place his resignation
in Lord Salisbuty's hands before the
British Premier leaves office. This is
mere conjecture, but the belief of
those attached tothe governor -General's
office at Ottawa. His excellency has
been engaged during the past week- in
putting thingsin order in his office on
Parliament hill, a thing he has not done
since he took office over four years ago.
His term would have expired next
spring, and he would only be anticipa-
ting his retirement by about nine
months. Lord Stanley is known to
enjoy his present office very littie and
to have accepted it with reluctance.
To this latter fact his Excellency him-
self has publicly testified and we
believe the public in general would not
consider the country had met • with
will the )nsve to call upon „ EVERY day some new law is passed
tone -to form a'new Govenunent. some where or other to protect people
against the result of their own ignor-
ance and folly, says the editor of the
"Popular Science Monthly." He
might also have added greed. The
idea of getting something for nothing
• is indeed the mainstay and support of
a far larger part of the fraud that
exists in the world ; and the first
lesson in practical wisdonk is to learn
that the t • g is impossible, and that
no body p to give something
for nothing, or .large value in ex-
change for small value, /except for
some selfish and dishonest purpose.
In addition to the -Schemes that are
ST SEPARATE SCHOOLS.
who believe in one system of
iohools, and that under the con -
14 -the State, will find cause for
tion -in- the return to power of
Greenway government in Mani-
onSaturday last by a.,ssubstantial
ority It is true the opposition
to support the legislative
new rn dispute in:the event of
Privy 'Council affirmin the right
Provincial Government to enact
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"VS- that if the decision was
o1her way they would acknowledge
right of Separate schools.to State
Tire° fact, however, ' that every
Pperter of the Separate schools was
viiTayed against the Government also
tended a great deal to increase Mr.
treenway's following, who not only
accepted the Opposition's pledge as far
its it went, but declared in the event
.of the Privy Council deciding that the
mance had no right to pass the law
practically abolishing the double school
:system, that they would not vote one
;41011arld provincial money to any but
Public schools, thus leaving the others
to provide funds for themselves.
• Tne British Reformers seem to
Have come to the conclusion that as
their votes on liquor questions have
alienated from them the liquor interest
land provoked it to active and serious
opposition, they. may as well work the
temperance interest for all it is worth;
at least Mr. Herbert 'Gladstone has
armoured that After the Irish question
a local option measure will come next.
This will bo -- very welcome news to
many thousands of earnest people, and
will create,. a certain tolerance for
Home Rule in quarters where there is
'very little faith in it.
unmistakably fraudulent, , there are
hundreds of at least dubious character.
No offer is to grossly extravagant to
captivate and delude some persons
who might be supposed able to take
care of themselves in any ordinary
business transaction. The green goods
men, shoddy peddlers and other
fakirs travelling through the country
could not exist a day if they did not
receive the assistance of the credulous
and greedy.
It is now near the end ot the season for
and we want to clear the stock.
Straw Hats we offer at Half P
and Flowers at a Big -Reduction.
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ifitt) THOS. LAWRENCE,
'Int Retaliation Bill against Canada
passed by • the American Govern-
ment .gees into effect on , the first of
nAugust. It provides the, when the
Frail. dent shall be satisfiied that the
passage trough any -canal or lock
connected ;44th the navigation of the
St. Lawrence river, the great lakes or
the waterways connecting the same, of
latiy vessels. of the UnitedStates, or of
cargoes or passengers to transit to any
part of the United States, is prohibited
or made burdentome by the imposition
of tolls or otherwiae which he. shall
k aleem to be reciprocally unjust and
unreasonable, he shall have the power
to suspend the right of free passage
through the St. Mar's Falls canal, Po
tar as it relates to vessels owned by
the subjects of the Government dis-
criminating spinet the United Stiktes.
ASHFIELD.
Farmers are cutting their fall wheat
this week. It will an excellent
sample.
The weather is extremely warm and,
men find it very hard to work in the
hay and harvest fields.
The following pupils of S. S. No. 5,
pissed the recent entrance examina-
tion at Dungannon, viz :—C. Gardner,
J. Wilson, M. Anderson, E. Wilson.
-13. Ritchie, W. Gardner. Six pupils
out of seven passed.
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CREWE.
Miss Anna Lannan, of Gode rich,
is visiting friencjs in Cherry Grove
this week.
The fall wheat is all so good that
we don't know which of the many
varieties sown is the most profitable.
Every body here is hustling at
present. The hay _crop was very
heavy, and the fall wheat ripening so
soon after it, together with the great
scarcity of help to hire causes consid-
erable hurry. •i
Miss K Fogarty, of London, died
at the home of her brother -in law, Mr.
J. Cain, a short distance west of here
on Sunday evening last. Deceased
was ninteen years of age. Her
remains were conveyed to London on
Tuesday for interrment.
The thunderstorm of Saturday night
last, disturbed the rest of several of
our burghers but done no further
damage. We learn however that it
dealt more severely in other places,
one man at the Nile having seven
head of cattle killed by it.
White-leadF.
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The only permanent wall finish.
Calvastised
Sole agent in Lucknow for
Preston's • Braided, • Barbless Fence Wire.
• The Leading liardware and Tin Depot.
LUCKNOW.
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HAVE YOU A GOOD
Mrs. Smith hasjust received
a large assortment of
CHoICE • FLOWERS
which she is selling at
REDUCED PRICES
Call and See Them.
--Since the Grand Trunk gobbled
up the express company no special
rates have been granted. Another
result of a huge monopoly.
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Mrs, SmitA•
Stop & Think
Peart has received a large stock
of the leading line of
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pots & Moss
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And at prices that will meet the
wishes of the public.
Men's fine Balmorals and Gaiters
and a large variety of plough boots.
Women's Kid Button and Laced
Boots cheaper than ever. Also Oxford
tyes and slippers in
Different • Styles.
Children's wear in all the leading
lines.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
QRenaming done on short notice.
JOHN PEART.
PAIR OF EYES?
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"EYE -TESTING" PRIZE CONTEST.
If your eyesight is above the average, perhaps
you can tell us exactly bow many dots there are in
the above inner circle. If you can do this we guar.
antee you an elegant and valuable prize. It will be
e more difficult task than you imagine at first sight.
To the ilia: person who can count the dem in the
above circle correctly and send us the exact num-
ber Which asoear therein will be given a valu-
able Gold Watch. guaranteed to be a first-
class timekeeper. To the second will be given e
first-class Set of Encyclopedia in library
binding; to the third will be given a French
' Music Box; to each of the next three, will be
given a pair of genuine Diamond F.ar-irings;
to each of the next five will be igiven a Solid
Gold Brooch with genuine diamond setting;
to arch of the next ten will be given a handsome
Silk Dress Pattern. (16 yardsin any color);
to each of the next twenty will lie given a genuine
Coin Silver Wateh. • To he last person
who sends the correct number of dots apptanng
in the above ch. cle will be given a fine GhIRa
Dinner Service; to each of the next flair to ,
the last will be given a Si1JL Dress Pattern
(VS yards in any color); to each of the next tar to ,
the kat will be given a ge_nnitie Diamond
Brooch in sobd gold setting ; to each of
the next trendy to the last will be given a
Coln Silver Watch. This contest will
be conducted on honor by one of the leading
art publishing companies of the world. Every
person answering must enclose forty cents
(silver) ar fourteen three cent swaps for one copy
of a genuine reproduction of that famous picture,
"A Flower Slave." size aptly inches, suit-
able and ready for framing. This picture will be an
addition and ornament to the most artistic hoime.
Nothing like it has ever been sold at this price.
Our object is to introduce these art reproductions
in this country. . Our prizes are genuine and vain -
able. Nothing is charged for the above rewards in
any way. Weidscolutely e theanfree to attract
attention and introduce our beautiful works of art.
we guarantee a valuable phi to ovary genes
ohs en stud es the meed awaberei deb m Ste
aims &de. As to the reliability am, company
we can refer Ton to leading Inasirips bosses in
Toronto. All prizes will be given strictly as
merited, and satisfaction to the ;cline ia
teed. Un receipt of your answer sndong era
cents, "The Flower Slave," as desthbed
above, will be sent toyo address promptly, and
if you are entitled to apnea for correct saserer,yovi
will also receive it preqWy, Address
MMUS /Ft sumucx, $ &sus rim
Gioia Tants, Cat.
'DON'T READ4.
THIS!
Fine Confectionery, Fancy Goods,
Biscuits, Raisins, Figs; Dates,
Nuts, Etc., Etc.
See our Magnificent Stock of the above
•FINEST GOODS,
LOWEST PRICES.
All nne Confectionery in fancy boxes
--I lb., 1 Ib., and 5 lb. boxes.
DON'T B4 DEOENED
by Fancy Shows. We have the finest
goods ever shown in town for
Christmas & New Year Trade
And our prices are cheaper than ever.
All goods
Guaranteed Pa:v.
No cheap goods bought to run off at
Christmas. We carry only fine
goods all the year round.
WEDDING CAKES
A. SPECIALTY.
We have just received a car of flour
from Ethel Milis for Christmastand
New Year trade.
Now is the time to send in your
orders andiet them filled at once.
THOS. REID.
200 ACRE FARM
FOR SALE OR RENT
BEING LOT 6, CON. 14, E. D. OF
Ashfield, in the County of Huron one
hundred and seventy acres cleared. The
farm is /situated 2i miles \from Lnchnoti.
30 acres in bush, 80 acres in grate,12 acres fall
wheat, good fences, good dwelling, bank barn,
stable and shedtgood orchard, 2 good wells
and no better soil.
Apply on the premises or to
JOHN BARKWELL,
Boa 170, Luckaow P. 0