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PRIKCILIPPIUNH CAltlils`L`X.|.\' ' COMPOUNDED ` HHIHUUF UI NLIU UTITMJIDLI LYIZDUUU IIVWTIMJVIA As a speaker the new Minister will be 7;` decided accession tothe Local . House. H6 is clear, always forcible. sometimes elm nnninl-.. Whnthnr ha ii In l}|`A.fA'-I11 !-'AnI'I1jA_. 13 CIBIIT lI|WIIyl IUYUIUIU. IUIIIBDUIIUB Il_I quent. Whether he will be qblo to i'up11&- turuu-e "L"'" "*9" "`.'i"F"* "`P`.""?`Y ' `. izutatioual. 'l`.1)U FF & Q-L-1 L: gn 1 :- Tottenham, Nov. ]7th.v ,-.!_I __ L A . _ _ -. lggvours afookslnitely. more or ooI.n: n |'?1'.EEE.. 9 enlties remains to be seen . We notice that he has seized the i-st` opportunity to declare that he will know zzopolitice in_the administration of his department.` If such is his determination he hasjbefore him a herculean task. We suspect he will nd that party politics is a runaway horse a with a hard mouth. very apt in muddy weather to kick over the dashboard and cover the driver with mud.` B.El .lHI'Jl .~l lI9TllUCl`[UN IS OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. tev. Dr Luing of Dundee has. reprinted ' in pamphlet form (Toronto NewspCo..) the letters he aildi'ess_e to the Mail on this subject. Dr. Luiug feels strongly and writes strongly. He wishes to see the teaching of the Bible made compulsory in our schools. and he wit-ilies also to see our I l schools distinctly Protestant. Dr. Lsing is an expert in debate, and the letters are really ahlecontrihutions to s.` vexed ques- tion. We think, however. that the author has uuderrztted the diioulties in the way of a. compulsory reading of the Scriptures. We believe that as law and regulations now stand, everything that he could fairly de- sire from teachers in the way of moral ing- struction might be obtained, if clergyman were simply to interest themselves in the schools in their own immediate neighbor- hood . it should be remembered that there is no neighborhood in which there is a school in which there is not a. clergyumn. .1... R. ll. Lym1,'tlie now M.P.P., for A1- czoma, nml Mr. Wilkinson, of whom we have all lxonxd," have had A diflbreiice. The dillcrcnco is intorgzsting, affecting as it does the value uf vutcrs in St. Joseph's island. .\Ir. Wilkinson, of whom indeed we have all heard, says he can buy them all up at from $2430 to $5 9. lnezul. Mr. Lyon states that he oan t~which goes to show that Mr. Wilkinson, of whom by the by we ` have all heard, is a better hand at driving a bargain (.han Mr. Lyon. l\*mv thin inn mattnr that nnnnnf. ha a bargain iauuu nu`. uyun. Now this 18 a matter that cannot be passed over lightly. It is a sad and solemn matter and demands sad and solemn in- vestigation. A voter who will sell him- self for 82.50 will probably rank himself in the same quotation with one bag of our, or say three bags of potatoes, while a $5 voter can hardly fail to allow that lie and half a barrel of pork are convertible. This is distressingly low and will tend to force a belief that the voters in St. Joseph's island are an exceedingly undeveloped and primi- tive set of men, not valuable for ordinary purposes. But no ; Mr. Lyon- distinctly says that they are good solid farmers most ofthem and read the newspapers. This is conclusive, especially the closing words. Rut :1 man who rnuln lm nnwnnaners I0!` I ltiw wrrnn vnmu. --Mr. Sewrey has got the .cnntra_ct for: the iron work for the new Post (_)'1oc. ' ---Trimtyrl`1m-rel) aucial at the residence of Mrs. .Iu-u-ph {\v,;o1`:a, this evening. --Mr. H. H \'Vil'l:\rll has 'purc.hn.soal tho store-_nnw occupied by him on l<`.1iz'_Lbet.h St, (I 7 4., . .....I LI....... ......`...1 u..H,n] 1\nv-;` -xnr` 15 CUIICIUSIVU, U3PUUHlll_y bill? VlUIlUg \vurua- Buta man who reads the newspapers ought to know the market value of a good solid farmer better than that. At this rate it would take 120 St. Joseph island farmers rating them all at 85 a. head, to equal one good nigger (taking the ordinary quotation, of ante-war times, at $600 for one able- bodied. young and active nigger, unmar- riod-.-one `with woolly head referred.) This. we repeat. is distressing. 8% are un- willing to believe that the hard times have already made such wreck in St. Joseph's Island. ` ((1.. ..`II ....-_ `IA - l7:I|-2_....... AB _L-.... 1313511- We call upon Mr. Wilkinson. of whom it may be stated we have all heard. to make good his bold, bad assertion. For if he can, it will be well and meritorious of him to go now to Lennon: and West Simcoe and make a valuation there. A man like Mr. Wilkinson, a man of whom ',W8 may state . that we have heard before, would be 1n- I valuable in determining previous to any election just how much it is necessary for the campaign managers to ra.iae.-C'ardwell Sentinel. . ?-j --O}-r-- A somnu. IMPLIOATING run qunnzo GOVERN- MENT. ' A despatch has been received from Mon- treal the burden of which is as follows :- An extraordinary. phase has turned up here in connection with what the Star calls the gas charter scandal. The Citizen's Gas Company has impeached the conduct of Hon. Mr.` Monsseau and his Cabinet in not fullling their duty in granting the charter,- as agreed when the promoters of the-com- .pany consented to let the Government in- troduce a provision in the bill that no proclamation of the Lieutenam:~Govemor granting a charter would be issued until 8100.000 of stock in the company were sub- nm-ihmi_ Nntwithntnndino it was nhnwn tive, Mr. Hugh Graham, have sent a series these corrnptionists." The S!'ar``has"`pul_:-, innlmlina Sir Jhn lu'|rlm1n.l(l n IAVIEIAF `ma 0 vLUUuV\IU Ul BIJUUL Ill IIIIU buusyuuy WUIU EMU` scribed. Notwithstanding it was shown the local Premier and his coadjuters, so long ago as October 6th, that $336,000 had been bona de subscribed and all formalities complied _ith, yet the charter has been withheld he result has deprived the new company of having a chance of getting a contract for lighting the city streets here for ten years, as the Light Committee ig- nored the tender which the compan sent in because it had no charter. The irectors of the company through their represents- of specic and vigorously worded charges as to the torturous, discourteous, undigni-` ed, suspicious, and dishonorable conductpof the local Premier to Sir John Msedonald athis request, and have called fora con-s stitutional enquiry into Mr. Mouss_eau s action. Documentary evidence alsoihas, been supplied to the Dominion Premier _in connection withthe alleged chsaes. Que of the allegations is to ithe eect that two notorious speculators approached the Gov; emment and oered large nancial censid-" erations to secure the stranglin ._ of Citizens Gael 0.ompany'sihi,ll, an _that de- lays were consented to in the interests` of. lished all the corres dance this evening, . 113118 an IIIU UUTIUIVUUUBHUU lalll eveuugg, including Sir John Mn.edona.Id a letter. and tell, .bnt_ in the -maanzim there 5., Ilullsllllll II" Wu`-I\)C|lI.\ ll"'IIX"`l"II IIUW` " to the promoters of the `Royal On Readers that they will yet ge tee-hoards to wait for a short time hefo they come to a nel decision. 7 nm. nAnvu s Pun-n1.l'l!~ - The new Bohool Readers,` which shall the Province. `Weereuormy that lack .ilnA:}Lin>AAnn..n-..&u-;.` ' ' v.`:nn|'ii" ' other matter, and it is exciting great 7 oomment, in all circ1__ee in the city aine. j What A the issue will be,.ne one can gi-eat` indignation eudV,ex'nitement amolm ,2 the citizens against Ethan Light dom- ~ euthonaed. At all events they beg tm i use ?_in,being distributed egtenuiveli ov I BIS luzelyjo D9 ,0_XP.0I9ag ,WJ10,l_5 Ppruuunuu ~'n th, ,Co\_n_ioil 0h&I;I_6ur,isnil'I:t5alv;Le `.12.-.. A tIIr.evaro.p1.-any wall tothopn fo :1.- uuu ruvu1uu_ u u @113 sunny. uun'u 11-.'w.o.e .F-news:ar~Sw>r~'er&97M=9x.'u6- we Iikelylto bg,expnned,,wJ1pIe 9901131003 vi. Q.-ha nnnnni '1 ('1`!{nni'l';ux",ItLn;'l' "FIVE DOLl.J\R8 1` HEAD. A on} in-dN6; OLY 1re_unvs uccupuuu -:3 ullu nu - -SuL;arm1rm1 Hzunn, qplcml 1'u]ledp.'1`rd `find mild Rrmkfnst Hucnu at H. .\Inqn lang- ..u_...~uu \..._ lish Pork .\`hnp. 29 xv n u..L'.... u u 1)` r... Qmnlx Qhnnnn BOY :WANTEDL-"SMART INTELLI gent bov to learn the printing business. Ap- = ' 20-tt. ...__..._._. I ~l ply fit t_1_1ia omoe. T OWN PROPERTY FOR `sALE.__ That Property known as Lot, McDonald Qmmt. having thereon 0. Cottage oqntalnjng six ' `UVVJN .l`.|'uU1'l`J.l:lL ._l L`VJ.l\a unau.-a.- Lot 14, Street, ihaving Cot e containing Rooms with Barn, Woodshe ' and outhouses. good Well at the door: and about one-fourth or an acre of Land. Also the adjoining Propelx`-tly, East halt Lot 15. Sophia Street. occ_u ed by 1-. D. Pnrvis. consisting of ono~fonrth 0 an acre of Land. having thereon a 11 roamed House with Cellar the w ole size of the building. Soft Water Tank. outbuildings, 8:0. Terms ouy. J. W. Morrow. Auctioneer or Anvmon nfoe. 6-ti . -......_____.___.._._..-.._...~.._. E Toronw (mro u unuu . . . . .. .. North Simcoe ilway . . . . .. Muskoks. Orillm. Grand Trunk East, and Ottawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . .. 1 Northern Railway. Colllugwood and Allandolo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 Imlsdnle. Dalston. Crownhlll. Rugby. l4`.dx:mr. Mltoholra Square and Smcloql man: 9031 0FF|BI_E_.] Toronto, Newmnrket .(fqr next morn-| imrl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I '1'ox-onw, Newmunuzu um lug .- Toronto (throng; ma.11).. I Nnrth ilway.. Crownhnl. Rugby.` ` ar. wholfa utu'c_ Steele. 1 01-011 01- ucsday an Frxdny ...... I Mldhumtp-Monday, Wednesday and F`:-idav . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..; . . . . . 1 ucuuu nu Iuluuun. > -400.000 dollars to loan at low rates; by tho Barrio Loan and Sawing-4 Gompzmy, Bothwc.-1Y3 Block Barrie 14- L ,9 .u__ G_!...|.'.._ I M1(Ul\1l`BIa--n10nua.y, n cuuuuuu; am. Friday. . . .. . . . . . . . Afternoon Deapatch-Northern RAIL` wnv south. Toronto and Allgndalm. AI_t3x6'on Despatch-.\'orthcm Rau- way south. Allandalm. Hamwn and Hamilton Rallwny.... Collin wood and 0111113 .............. .. nrma Mails. nu New York, Monday IIRIIIILIUULI uuu A .... .. Brltis Mails. New Monday and Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..' . . . . . . . . .. 1 British Mails. ma Quebec. Frlday .... .. -...-n g 1.:--nu... ...u...... 7 nuns. ` Toronto and Nowmarkot. (from night hafnm|.............. . . . . . . . . . . Toronto mm howmnrxun. unuu nu`... before) ...... . . . Orillia and Colhngwood. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Hillsdal Dalston. otc....... . . . . . . . . . Tolrolnto, orthern Railway and Allan-` ( R (3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Toronto, mormcrn zuun way uuu nuan- 1 I .. 1 }I(a?n`i3lt.on and II. Rallwav. . . . . . . . . .. 1 Tcgonto. Grand T unk East and 0t~ wa ...... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Midhurst......_\... . Muskokn. Onllia. Northern Rallvva Colllngwood and Allandnla. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Juice 111 oxooptcd. Money ( . Mono Orders granted on all Money Order Olces In Canada. United Stat Great Britain, Prince Edward Island. Newfonn land and India. and Savings Bank deposits received between the hours of 9 3. m. and 4 p. m. murinmmd Letters must be handed in 15 min- 91. no stored Lenora ntos fore tho close of much mail. . Thn letters (and all other mail matter) are taken Before of euoh m_ail. The letters (and 1nn.tter)nre from the street letter boxes every day: Sundays oatu. ted. at 7.30 o olook a. m. and at 3 o clock and n p. In, Forelam Postage. \ Canada hnvlng been ndmltted into the Postal Union. there is a rearrangement of Postal rates. as follows :- For Austria and other mints. (Newfoundland l\`IvI .|.V\ r. llluuuu ~}%.1rric Lmxu. and Fuviny_';s (":mn{_n'1 y [my 5 pot or-nt. intere-t on dopoaitzs. The security of dr*pn.aita ,in A Luau ('mnp:uiy is nr~r1zmbtcd. -'1Tw skntim: rink has hom1 tI<=m`ed in pro- pamtinn for the up:-nin-.5 of the sezmnn. From - prearnt r.ppc:1rzu1cea that will not be long do- layed. II n it` 13...-.. Lnu nu v-1.}-1 nun.` `Jr aafollows For Austria points. is now in the Postal Union, but mics remain as before.) Letters. 5 cents peroz. Postal cards. 2 cent.s_each.- Newspapers, 1 cents for 2 02. Re- glatrauon ice. 6 cents. . For Aden and other polnt.a:-Let.te1-9. 10 cts. Ear; oz. Post cards, cta. each. Newspa era. ` cents for 2 oz. Books, 810.. 4 cents for 0:. Other Reglgtration fcos._10 cents. West India Islands. on Halifax, same rate on formerly. Prepayment by stamp in all cases. 36-)! J. EDWARDS. Postmaster. '- ::__` All work ` Patton and Latest City styles. -Bring Along nhe Babies. ` 4...:-..-..... _._--, , Them has be mzfo hang in ms mark tn during the wcgaillzf The reacciptg of grain haovo I been a limo 1 er andxhe. prices rmer. In other departmen them in nothing for special not.io'e. . ssaaasasssssaasssaasssess F1!-l9|@l`_F4`.Q'lQAQ9@ E @@@@@@@@_>s: : : em: message 8833..8S83S3S3."3;'388?3?-.8888S3 n -4--oeloo-maoogeocoeaoouq-n co ~ 1 Northern mt: A.11anda.lo.. . omco ho}u~s, 7 son. :13. to 6 30 p. m---Sundi\ys nxnnntcd. , _ _ Leave Barrie. ll.10.o.m.. 2.25 p.m.. 8.20 p. have To:-onto.. ' 3.111.. 11.05 mm. 5.10 pan .5; gg o9}1n_:gAw99q`1V2,49 n,m..' 3.55`p.n_1.. 9.55 p.m E ' A `cidltid SOUTH.- Lea.\'eCoHinB,W90N.0 s._m,. ; 7.30 3.11).. 4.00 p.m An-iv at Bu-I-16. ' 8.15 a.m.. 0.25 o.In.. 5.00 pan An-lvo st Toronto. 9.10 a.m.. 1.45 mm. 8&5 mm Grgvihixnt; -----.- use a in.. 2.15 V MUSKOKA nitANon-Gomo NORTH. - Leave name ' n.ma.m..'2.:2>n.m. 8.16p.m at - moo m.. L-16.p.m.. D.40.p.n1 A.1'l'.,l,tQfu`Y0~l11`1I;I.!_'I, 1.25 9.115`, 5op.m. coma so.u1'n._ _ `V have runs, _ _5.10a.m. 8.05 . 4 A::1v9ggrs_,a:rt;o,;, gm. .a_s.z.nf. . o.o5?i.%.,,5 '_. xotrra mqon-ao1m; Noam. pun oopm oopm 2BB8S88388S888S888333 I-1IiO9OQ|I@ O69:-QQMOQ 8333888$3S3%3$388S38 ;FOGOOunwQQQQ,OO\GO'OG I I I I 9 C . . .-...gA. ,:..-. uncut"... - Id.-;;3-u.,.2: QNOOO` @@@@@@@@@@9@@' 'ArVOI88 I;oov6jl3_a'1'1-l__eat` V A i0.40s.m.. 8.45v.m _A:rlv9,gtPqpe:m3puish9n. 1.09 p.m., 10.45 pm: aoixov sou'rn.; La_dvJ';:s1:x;tV:iAgi1a]1ne`.at ` ..l5 3.15., 8.10 __ 0 g 330 3-.m.., 6.1!) p;m` l\|lIl,'K IMIIIIU ' . V -- Thu nancial sbntun1cnb of `tho Snlv.-ytion Army was read in tho lmrracks on Sunday evening, It was more than favm-ahlo. --Hmnrt.intelli;:ent hay wanted ilmnerlintvlv to ls-nrn the printiuglmsinesu. ' Apply atTn!~: Aln\'.\Nt'E nfco. ` * . u n - ',, rv.__..... .. .....- r: t : 1 '5 have .4 Axrlvd ` J6? ` Id9:x9 * . Anxcx 0ioe,N<-av. 29. 1883. There been a little change the markets rlurimz the week. receipts, g_x-sin huge ` 'I`hat p.t'ovee.-the people are .pleased with our prices and o*tit'~.wayi of doi`ng busi_ness._ We sell folj easlil We have only one(epi'i_ce. V _ 'y40ur` salesmen are not allowed to misrepresent goods. ; i0u_ i_- s _ta"' will alwayisibe fouindipolitte and attentive. V [in fact `weiemploy -onlyladies and gentlemen to serve our * tecususmenrs. ; V QN .ARD MARCH. S'amrd'ayg. '.2_ lst -November. was the largest day the Golden Beavglf has had. for I4 years. ' uon'r%Ha'n_'n_I_ RAILWAY Gama NORTH. . MARKET MATTERS, Not only frofmfTo'ronto. but from England, Ireland and scomma. INRVRE WITH THIS RBLXARLE `CANADIAN CO. %L::% R OM PT 0 N a. R. 1? A N, L D|RECT-IMPORTERS. I . V ` U131` IJUHUIVI LIIIITEYJN5` \4U'UI'(/'1 , l`(I(l' ` _ _ A , v,.` ;A , , . ' (NM, (Vmry Combs, Bruuhea, Wvips, l:.v;,ia_lua`ne,ut .a.15u.m., pan, ` ~ ' T ` `: .1 Lash .9 3 "":'?` "4 V [FPR gsamnmq.-ANVDV Eugnownxkm gm priooa to xulta:vel'ybod:" mmea on new T ._.:L,- ..f_. .' \; ` . . -... __ >.,`4 , A _ ` H . Sill-a;....Camm:s.. Pauems, C'lIon='l!e.: v'"'"` """""`"` . , ' ` ` . m.EPAIR1Ne PROMPTLY DONE. ALLf Oardc. 4 WORK \v.uu<.Am'lo. '<";B md `sdu"m.,~ V " `Alan .4_`m.c_;rar. A::lW0'0I Imp.','un(r.. = 1.; ;_.GIVl_ llE`41C.lL_L_-iIho'-`Go!-341:; {[1040 am` l .I1040 aml .1109 rim` .1 ' ` ~.\1r. I . I". l".w.-tn hm purohnsm] Mn-1nh-~ hnmeateml, unw occupied by L L.-Kating, in tlm nurth-west `part of bown. .\ . . u .5. 1 rn ujwx _.______L _g BAR IRON, jMALl.|STER, smnv & co.,{ Direct from the Mahufacturies in Europe. I A full Stock of 1 HORSE SHOES, HORSE NAILS, 1, CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH w0o1)ENwAR1:' McALLISTER, STORY & co Y., Ono `Door West of Queen's'HoteI, Barrio, {FR E M A N S] nucv Looons. i, Cheap Wool: and Btaidsf '-~Dnn't fail at season on Tuesday od vocalists of th -.. . .'. vu( Buyers wlll nd the Prices Interesting. NORWAY IRON 8L STEEL, BEST PROOF (SOIL CHAIN, "V ANVILS AND VISES, Hardware ! STOCK OF WOOLLENS Is now complete. We show magnicent . ranges in all classes of Goods. Our _Are especially worthy of notice`, In Tweeds we show A all the. latest patterns in English, Scotch and Canadian Goods. PHIEHIX HALE. I OVEBCOATINGS & BLACK WDRSTED3 SANDERS & WHITTAKE R. To1LE'r AR'I`lCI.! }S-.\ FULL LINE. Have received 3 Large Stock of ordinary OUR FALL AND WINTER Always on hand. I . i an now an amp) of Trunks from 500 No I Vlhl0lOrI`|': 8c_tch,ell at Bottom P1-Icen.`:\lIo ! lelarsd :Doublr._lIameas,' Coun, Sd- `. `dIob,`0u1ryCo1_nba, Bnuhca, I41-5;, ` ' >` _and`Laahgo, . 7; 3M prion ui stilt everybody. Himeu 3 I ~-Vu-niahnlwnyn In stock. ` ` g I M. 'a.IcPAIB1Ne PROMPTLY `ALL? - L - w.uucAx'1-Io. 3 A `#'Ii> '4r>i!!z27nI4v;-izwwnl I I-,. .` , A -. 7 . x.x.0D. @, ME: I-'.-`ILL. u Gm lAARNESSEMP0RIUM .13. 2F'ra.se`r. ` Also for the oonstrncuon on lock. together was ' the enlargement and deepen! of the I: per an trance of tho Raplde Plat Cams or mld div! ion of the Wlllmmabnrgcanals. - Tenders will also be received nnul TUESDA \ tho 273.1: day of November next. for the axtuudon of thn picrwork end deepening. &o.. of the chm- } no! at the up . entrance of the Galope Canal. ' I A A map of be` beef! `gr upper enu-anco of Eu . n.___ _p_._-- -1 IHLTU Winn nu un{Iu'uu. _ - -\`mith'a `iwirsa. Hull Ringers and Comic Con- crrt (in.-wiU .1pp::).r before .1 Rzu-ric` zmriiexmce A` on \V- evening next, 7th,I).-c. \Vc_be- ; up-ak fur them a crowded house- I\' .,. I .....,. ........ (Inn:-.1.) n`n fhn Inrlrlzhf. fihi A Call Solioited for all kinds of > Drugs, Pafent M--dicines, Dye Stu's, Soaps, Combs um! 1)`:-uAxhes. ' IT LEADS ALL.` ..":.*.`:"'.':.m'" *-...,...*"~`"....;. *:..--...- ly Iutr.-is we won phylohn no 0 [sacral pubuc AI __Ayer s% u._., .g, I._L __- -... .._.a--uA_ _......-- nlaubl ontorn us ---r--vu- -`-- 3\I-||.'hI-.30IIf~1B.1I`- - ULGEROUS Ac wudm one or "mm rnnnlnn 31' LAwREN_c_r5 (arms Notice to Contractors. ION IVOUI Suns Em be employer I EALED TENDERS. addmeced to the under ` signed and endorsed " Tender for 8!. [Av rvnce Canals " will be received at this omen unm the arrival of the eastern and weswrn mane an TUESDA Y. the 18th day of Novomber non. for the construction of 3 look and rozulating weir and the deepening and enlargement of the upper on , trance of the Cornwall Canal. % Also the oonatrucuon ofn lock. together with I Hm nnhu-sremnnt and doonenlnz of upper U11 H`L'`ul.`Ilau Ul ml? 1.1` unu- _~--0ld `.Vira..I<'Tc-Inu1ing, the mother of Goo. Flemming, was found, dead in bud _voatv1'dny nmruing about 0 n'clnol:. She was quite cold. There win no inquest. u,, :.Lv_ 9...: ,. n..n II:..m...=. ..m1f`..~.mn l".nn. any They united In reeouunenamg Arne AllLP1g.II!I.uI'.,A. A for does: pl:-y -heed e pcreeg e row-ement. wmeh, an adherence your roeuons, wu conu- ued to e. eompieeo sad porrnlnent euro. No evidence he elnoe oppeeru! of the oxmence of any oorofnlou tondenoiee; end no treat- ment of any disorder was our extended by more 0 Rescue! um. W trrnfy. 3.1 . Jommox." of fender can be obtained. A map. plans and mention: of the works In be done at the h of the (lalopo Canal can br- sr~cn at this ofoc and at the look kee a bmzu nmr thoplnce. on and after TUESDA . the am day of kox-ember next, where printed forms 0! It-nrlor can 1m obtained. (`nun-m:tr~r:4 urn requested to bear in mind um ft-adorn .u-in not he considered unless made. sLr1a( i_r m am-ordnnm with tho printed form 3nd in cam nf rms: - cxxceptthore are attached t e arluza} n1anaturc-5, who nature of the occupation and run dance of each member of the same -.nnd further. an ncrc Red Bank cheque for the sum of Two me. mad Dal u must aoomn ny the Tender. which sum shall he Iorfeitodi the mi; tendering do- rllnes enterin Into contract. r t e works at the V11`!-6 and on t c terms abated in tho oor submit f evolleu, much Inn and very sore. E ; .":.1`;`a`.*':.'.`. ...`.'.'.a`:a`.:.`:`.`.*x They united in recommending .513} e_ _u.urAxu.t.L. ,__-_-.gu, .__-_,__,____- ..J.l_L 5. npgor of mo uuopo canal. Ama I: head or 3: (tomwal Canal and the uppr antmuoo or Rapide Plat Come]. together with plans ml 5 specications ofthe the works. can be earn 2 atthia omcc. and at t. e Resident Engineer`: of oe. Dlckenaotfa Landing. on and after Tuesday. the 30th day of October non. whore printed form: be obtained. A tnnn. nlnns and specification: works or.J.c.Ayraco.,L$wo|n, Mus. lu1dbyu1lDmum;O1,dxbotua1or:o. ' red. !_ The choquo thus sent in will be returned to the Jcspcctivo par-tins whose tenders are not no 4 ' oepted. I This Donartxncnt. does not. however. bind imdr ` : Department however. ` lo accept the lowest or any tender. ` By order. . I A. P. BRADLEY. ` am. at runways and Cnnaln, i Y Ottawa zsuh Sept, 1883. 1 n1.l. U[\.1.:.Lu1. nuvnxuxw unuu u.r 91 REAL ESTATFZ.--Auction sale of land nx ` Mr. Henderson's, 185 Yonge Street. Tmnnw. on Friday. November 80th, at 12 o'clock noon. East half Lot 6. uh Con.. Vosgrn 110 can-a or excellent land. woll tlmborcrl W1 11 Mn (\ Birch. {A311, Elm and nomo Hemlock; about 0 u-11-an of ` Cedar; 5 never falling atmam runs through mu loubmlles distant` from Barrie. `Also 11 'M:rca. half 3 mile distant from Toronto. land good; u . 1 choice aiwforn ontlumisnh reuldonco. lmpcrchu offrsllway. T RMB-10 1' co Lat. tlma o!na)e. l.-`or particulars afply no . A. LIVER. No. 0` Victoria Stroet. o1'onto' M-I!-D U[)6`ZlK H)!` uwm ll cl`uwln'u uuuuu _ - \Vond was very acarcn on the Inurkot thi_s Wm -k, 1-utalthmxgh the quality was pvor `It co11\n1um1C1 hic.-,h prices. Tho nluizhing W111 bring the priccl do .711 with stumble. in r\_...... 1).... I D I\` Tnfrnv nnllm} ST. LAWRENCE (JAN ALD Notice to Egntraoton. : "`{&i`2:.'*}'&`1-`#51:'$?37ir$Vti32:;:;`eW12`;L: . {- mg hindlng,'.'oau\nu hch'e'-M It-uI.vo~m-did. I 3 . vn , , _ . - . , o, cn.._-..n_- .n_g_u .- . Fnvmu day or Dmomber next. Plans. apc-cicauone. &c.. will In road fut examination at the places previously men! rmrd on and tailor Tl'r.3DA\' the Twin-"nun; day of I Nnvz.\1nlr.u. - Nnvz.\mlr.u. For the works 5! mo head of the Galop Vanni. , lenders will be l'(`('f`lV'(`d until Tvrzc-on mo- ` Elam-m;.\'1'u day of DE(`!?.\H'il'ZR. Plans nnd`spa~r,i cauons. 8;c.. can be seen at the places horn montioned on and utter I't'I~`.8D1n' the FOVRYI dnr of Dznnannn. mentioned Ind day of Dzczmarm. Department of Railway: & Canals. )_ Ottawa. 20th October. 1883. o gin:-per`: Magazine as its sixty-oiuhtvol u m a mm the December . umber. It is the mm opular mmstnted criodlcal In Amerirn and mglund. always ml yabrcast of the um:-a in no treatment. of subjecln of current social and :x;- duslria intr~rea2.nnd nlwnyanduncin its stand. nd of tern:-y. alatlo. and meohan en} cxrv-! Ienge. Among its Attractions rrr 188! are : A no- w acnnl novel by WILLIAM BLACK. Illustrated by Anmnr; a. new novel by E. P. Roz, ilhmtrnrod by Gmaox and DIIILMAN: descriptive Mnntnn-A porn by Gleam: ll. nnocam-ox. Flu.w< fr Iu.u:'r. C. H. FARNIIAII. and oth-rs - important histories} And biographical papers : short maria- by W. D. Eowxnm. Cumin Ruble. kt. lHARYER'B MAnAz1NE.. .... .. , um HARPEITS wm-:1.m......., _ con {'HAnm=:n~s BAZAR .......... 4 M HARPEIFS YOUNG PE0PLE...... : .1. rummm's FRANKLIN sxqmnn: LI- Im/Al{\', One Year. (5`zNumbers).. :u an ` Postage Free no an snhserlhoro in me (`anon utes or Canada. A ; ` 1`ho,r_oInmos.o the,Maguiue begin win: H.- Numbers for June and Docenxbor of (`orb run, When nnilldvciaupg,-c1ea. it will be nudr-mom! '-.that the auhmr.i`m- vduhea to begin with nu m .-. rornt}\'nn.-yer.` A . 5 TM Ian: M} ,Volnm, l :aru't1'a Irlnzutuu-. f in man qiolmndinx. FE . ten:-1 rpm. put! 5 Id. owrm (:98), up htmb; (`Inch . mm. L nr hlndlnmdoltannla hnchv--M Inslkbosnndid. 3m.,._ .90 , .9: f,:zi.YriI:.xr; .; i..'::`.,:*:;*%...%csv:z:::.<:`.:s::\er+:::s.':::n'-`3am: 1*|9S`f.* f.:7h`7li .V?~.;"1)'g',*f':n"2; &P.-IMfuhll. all-no.-mo x n} . Opposite N. 8: N. W. R. .1" " 1",` """'" ,"'. ... : `_.l: .. Re R! ;: 11 Id., `O03 1 0! In-H. 1 e` .'f`vIp.g..0'w :.%;:*;;::':r:a2:`:.:::.':*?:m:'e*e'sk:.*:.:',z11f*' [MPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF nun! IPQTATB` Anntlnn nah: nl Ynn nl , "_; "` . .".;'.ln;>' `J 2 '4. . I` g.:.a::::`?. 34?r n?-`z`:i- .`r`*:i`.`% . -.x:.'.,:.~ -. `*4 -an. '. `a.v..._" v-.: or mutual um. hnfy, l`?F. Journos." .;E1"I71;B"Xi7AG.ZA7ZII-/1&1 --ILI.1` >2 TRATED, 1884. V HARPEWS FERIODIPALF. By Order, A 1 rdar. A. 1. mmm.1n'.' oormn Ullllg lall PYIUUU |lU'Ill WIUII an Ullltlllnvn ~11. Grm-no, Esq., J. I'., of Lcfrny, called on 11:: on Tues-lny morning. Mr. Green is in his 77th year, and he says he feels old age mming on, but otherwise he is halo and ' hearty. '!`L. l.....-._.... nnnnnli 1.3 Hn uul p A. P. BRADLEY. Socrofa rr. 1: (Sunni: ) - 'o1dnl IIUHTI yg ' ~ The immense success of the Caldwell mncort in so certain that the comnuttue have -rofusml lawn _o'urs to buy the house. The 1-mcort ir still under the .u|SDlC'S and in aid of tho Congiregntinnul (llxurch. V rum- 1).... r uv A....:- D A A: Allinonn U1 UIII3 V,r\lII .'IK'P;LI|J|\ IIl-bl \ llLll\r|1u -~-Tho Rev. J. \`V. Annis, P-. A. of Alliston. has Accepted 1! unanimous call to the Method- ist Church here." Mr. Annie is no strzmger hvro an 1. it will be like coming home. He will be greeted by many old and true friends. 'l`Ln nnvnn AF \fr Qfn\l`nv-P. \Vi'in`\ nc uu Blcuuuu -r_y uu..._y `Inna nu... ....... ..\.... -Tbe `name of Mr. Stewart \Vi'ight. of] Thornton, was omitted from our report of election of" uiccrs for `tho Innislil' Liberal Conaerv.1H\'u Association .inoui'1:1.st issue. Mr. Stewart was elected 3rd Vice-President. -- u 1 1 ,,1, 4111. -uuvvnav nan \4A\\|n:\| u|\| - nv\,'p .u..u.u..... --Tho Salvation Army lmd a. grand parade through the streets on Sunday afternoon. About three hundred were in the procession while the side walks on each side were crowd- ed. It was, beyond compm'ison,_ U18 boat parade that hsa yet been made in Barrie. , A ___A__. .L._.._.. l'...-.-... ALA nnv-$11 nnnnvn_ _ we must haive moncyT. We cannot do W'1!1hOllfVit, an`d in order to, gvetwhat we wdnt Will give_ DAYS me alggesi Dlscoua ever offered 1'0 the Trade. Tlns offer IS for gash only and on all goods in our store with th-_ Hcgptvioxl of T}R()CERIES and UUTTONS. It you want anything in . ` ' - ` ___-It fVl\l'\I\t'V I`\"IU"\r\.'~a /\--4.-\4-u _ . . . _ __.y vvwuulvue _ --Mr. Chas. Henry veciferouely. if not Jltlx. complains of the small size of the Cor poretion bill beards. Ifothoy were intended lore half sheet bill they are unnecessarily large. while they are entirely too small for a. whole sheet bill. When Mr; Henry gate in the Ueuncil one of his first motions will be to _remedy this defect. '9 --.At the meeting of the Barrie Literary Soexeay held on Friday last, the subject Re- ._|01ved thet the execution of Merv, Queen of ` justifiable was debated upon The Iirmhtive was. supported by Messrs. Hey, Edwards, and C2-en,se. The negative by Messrs` -`wk. MoKeohnieond Hood. Mr. Eaughton I-onnox was up omted critic for the evening. Hr,'Gnnn llet? the eition of chairman and l_lier.suzqming`_up t_u,m` nmentee.,l.Qn _l:,o._th,A lldos decided in favor `of '_t e .neg'etive. The for` next evening ivill,ooneiet of en euefon the U.` E. glnysliste to `i he. d,eIiv_ei`{eg1_, ` :.~Wuj B.';Ea~eirey.>enr1j~'r.ee1luV;n by~Meuri Chemist and Dlfuggint, wiil b found 2 Doors West oi;t_h_e Barrie Hotel. ._.-- -.. uh. ...--...-., -'I`ho Rev Ira. Smith, of Waterford. late psator of the Baptist church hero, is expected to preach the Anniversnrv sermons of that church on Sunday 9th December The An- nual ten-meeting will be held onuhe Monday night following, particulars of which will ap- pear next week. ' rm,, II ,-,,_, _._' LL- L-.. -unt! j 30 [lAV3r--At me GIILDEN DAYS, ynIa\IU uuuv unu yaw uvuu DAAII\nv ... .-.....- --A snow storm from the north, accom- panied with wind set. in yesterday morning. Although the snow fall was comparatively Blight the indications are that winter has ar- TiV'ed with the intention of staying, subject of course to the predictions of Professor Vcnnor. .--..puu. WIN'1`s~:Iz GOODS, DRESS (mobs, , % % MANTLECS, FURS. rmsnmv, CARPETS, OILULUTHS, CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, L UNDEm:1.o'm1NG,1`w1sEDs,%FLA`NNELs, 4 W INCEYS QR BLANKE'I-`S, NEXT noon BAWOF commence. 2 VIAII UUAII W CUB: --Tho old Vmlmsium W bay . MM Carley : boat ghouse was blown down In W0 gale on Wednesday night.` TWO 1303 "'" crushed. An unnished portion pf my roofwhich Mr. Bowery was puttmg'on 1115 fcundry waa also scattered to the mud? On the same occasion.` _' . .. . -- I esoaca WTONKMAN. THURSDAY, NOV. 29, 1883. o; ni;:gyyA`1ans, \J' '7 Tkwcianr T BITIZENS INSURANCE 60-: run 1\H)?\Y'I`Rl<`.AT.. LATEST LOCAL VLIN y Come at pnce 10 T. DUFF & can and if you are not satised with the` Bargains Twe o`ei- `please do not buy; OF MONTREAL. , .n. r. x`. Lefmy I `J fur {\'nubh Simeon, I and t:x'.wn> u ) resi- 1 I ! I`; CUIICU-Tb (`I LII`! \_;{'IlL`.`(". Mrs. Cald- .' smno of the talent- 'ElV `.20-l_v Mr. Mr. ` the thnr 1-1.1 Asplendid edition of.Grote s History of Greece has been proaeixtod to Mr. Joseph Bluckstook. latetea.cher oftho Collegiate lu- otitute. The work is in twe1vu volumes, and would adorn my library. From our know- lcdgu of Mr. Blawkstock we think We can any it.w)1l not be allowed to act moth eaten. The" work may be seen in Mr. Scott`: window. 11'.-11:-.. 'r1._.__._L__._ _......'....-.l I-mm-.-us +1.. CA P1 l.'A L. - - $I,1.\`.S' um), I.\'(,`0.1IIo', ` - - $3u(;,:?.`2. Grosaainco_nmfur your ondin'g31z-11l)ec.'82.SfH3.(`;60;79 Tom! lnssos paid to lat Jununryz, A181-33, $l.05l.13l.61 mp`. rm (`0'\'. I.\' 13x1. Jnm `Ind IX me.` R. Depot. in V: l\ u-II] uu ucuu In Lu I . uuvsu u: u u..... .. . I --Willizim Cunnigbam appeared before the .\Iu_vnr this week On` 9. charge of drunkcness. William admitted. the charge but thought if the constable had not been so oicious and soooperl him in a. couple of hours too soon there would be no. necessity of making him whether he was` guilty or not. William paid five dollaua and seventy cents into the town treasury. , . 1)..,.l.' `M ln4\fIn rhannnnu AF Hun (1.-.n.1 `VH1 IHHU gnu LI: Thb Pxiofeaaor 0 ...1 1. 1 n -John Deacon, who it is said has several utiusn was before Mayor Sewroy, yesterday, for" stealing a clock. the property` of the. Ad- dison family. who figured in the police court 21 few weeks ago. for keeping a. disorderly house near Allnndule; Mr. Deacon admitted that ho was in the house at the same time as t;h'e`c1ock, and that they left it in company. -But the clock being one of those small round ones, remained undiscovered in his pocket for nnnmml nniu.nnn Thlrivuv fhn}. fimn Mn hut] OHCB, 1`(.`1n8lue(1 UIIUIHCUVUIWSII H1 [H3 HUUKCU HIV several minutes. During that time he had been walking pretty fast; towards Allandale. linchinxg for his puckeat lmmlkerchicf to wipe the honest perspiration from his brow, he and-~ dunly discovercdthe clock. He thnnghtsome- body must have put it in his pocket as a joke and he immediately pawuvd it for a. dollar and u. quarter und bought a. t-icknt for Colliugwood. Hewas arrested and l)r0ug'nt back. The case has been adjourned to obtain evidence. " I -\{r. William Cniso in a. respectable citizen i of Barrie` and the father of 5 family. but is not in what might be callei. utlluent ciwumstuncca. , The other day one of his children wa-3 taken seriously ill and William hnrrnwml enough money from a neighbor to him :2. (luctnr. William insiionzl of goimz for .1 clmatnr went to r druggist and got nlittle pack- age of pzitent medicine, and then proceeded to gt-t 1,-loriously hunk on the balance of tho change. When he was arrested this patent medicine was found in his pocket, antl nothing else. He said 110 was sort of overtaken and tho l\lu._vnr let him go with a cmitiou and the assurance that if he ever came-before him -....1.. Ln .un..l.l run`! a l1I\Il"\`D Jnun nf inntinn, | the that II no ever cn.u16- ueuvru nun again he would get a. double dose of justice. M r. Cgnisu was Imt visibly. nffected by tho so- vcrity of the sentence, and walked off up- pu."ent1Y contented. "We must 1-enllv ask our subscribers` and pratmns generally who are in n.rr<-xirs to pay ups\'ithm1t'dolu.y It is quite impossible to" run :1 pt-intin;_r nico without funds. We hope this nouce will he, sull'xcient."- Sluymi -`an. rn ,,,,1_ n\)I`_f\ T l mun uuvn.v.; u nu uv_uu-nu-\..... -....J.. . .. 'I`h(,-1ir.~3t, item fullnwing reads. "Mr. 0. J. `Phelps is in town." The impecunious half- sheet thus lnukcs a. scrull"-of-the-neck appeal nu. 1 1- , _ ,,..,L_ . uh- IV`. allvuu uuua ll.lull\\..-V an uni uu uq-uuuu-uu-. yr---- The second line rcmarks.-"`Dr. VV_vliu sports; :1 fty dollar overcoat." Could pathos he more trwmhiuc from tho half-c1a scribe ? It is the old story of Grit in;;rat.itud0. ' an 1:. , . ._:l... I,_..'l:..... mitt.`-In] nmna, use ARE ACGIDENT.m ' 16 Is bllu Luu auuly In urn nu nu,.~:auxuuuu. The Htaynex` l10Vi~.`l: in its leading editorial iindvrtakcs to dulino u copperiwarl. A vigm-nu`; shmnpon applied to his cranial suppr- structure would develop nothing more solid than wuotiy pulp. ' n.. .....u .ur. I`uuu-u' l"|niu in n nnnlcinn In buuu \\uU'\_y lllllll 0R.\N(:E_ANl') (}Hl'.EN.-This is 9. caption in thelatcst sun. The nrticlo is original, and ogmhmlies the most subtle ideas of the f`p_ny- up" editor. ' . n- V.V..!:.. ......l M. T|\nrnnn T-.nnn urn nu. u Inuvul Dr. `oVyIie and Mr. Thoma Long are agn- nihilnted. Whilst these gentlemen doggedly stick tn their religious professions. ` nn H :1. _.;...12.!-L.. .....-.... ... L... mnnuv nnlnrn EHUIS bl) uuuu lcllglllun tuuiua-nun... The Grit czindidate oses in its many colors asftlie ch:uuelon--nn(l) when his attitudiniz iug ends on the Nth prox., the -\'un x obitu nry will be :-Mr. Phelps was not in all re- sin-ets the most desirable party candidate. H is nntecetlent Orange Conservative career am`. old-time support of Sir" John was a. thorn to the stalwart Reformer when called upon to domicile in our county. His family has 'a.l~ ways lived in St. Catherines, and his term of residence among us is limited to the melt ing of a. few pine` trees into lumber, and which Ms most cannot last only about half the time he so:-ks to be elected for. VVe regret the election of Dr. Wylie but desirious of making _vote for him especially as he has no real` .. ..:.+.... ..c .1nm+. Mk nnr friends to PAY UP, oloctlon or Dr. wyue nun uualnuun m u........5 xx virtue of defeat, ask our friends to PAY UP, and enable us at least; to purchase a second- hand ten dollar overcoat. ' V I PENETANGFISIIENE wants additional hotel | accommodation. ` " -- - 7794.: _...x .\...L I 11000111 Iuuuuuuu . Tm: Orillia. Tizncs has received, and put | in position 9. new press. . A 1....-u `D1-\\nVn `\nl` n `snaw 1'ma A}. `ht! Di- vnmuu VIIIALV nu us:-unvnu vu ~u~.......J. Tm: Stayner tire engine would a_.ppea.r to be permanently laid up for repa1rs; '1"--n ]').....l3n-.1" Dnna`\Iv`nG:llH lluuvn a- UU p6!.`IUU4llUlluy ' lulu. up uu. guru--.u. Tim Bradford" Presbyteriams have dc}- cidcd to cushion all tho seats 1n then` church. ... .. -10 1 n n ,-,1 _ ".__LIL..L_ 1.-- lll PUHIDKUII ll uuw yxcna. J unaa BOYS Imd a busy time at the Di- vision Court in Bradford on Saturday. I! _ . _ _ _ _.. Ln. nttlgcrnhhancc. UH Hllilln - '1`an Collingwnod Collegiatg Institute has raised its annual fees frpm two dollars to eight. , Uh... I)..-l-Au I".-u-nu.-unliun Auunn!l".I.nn UIb ll'Ja ' Tm: Boetnn Conservative Association holds a meetingnext Saturday. Keep the ball rolling. n_..... !.....L.. .t L4:-- nnv\r\`:nI` nvh Uull I. Ulllllsu ORILLIA boasts of being supplied with pure spring water. It could not be sup- plied with anything better. - Uh... A-.--...: -...L3nn CA-n no.6-nnnn :nI'n Hun UEIIIUUI` -axuu uuu uauu. ' . - THE tea.-meeting in the Methodist church in Oollingwood last week realized a little over ninety three dullara. 7 u .... .._T :1 ......... .._1 u......: ..c n...m.-....- pucu wluu nu vuuus IJI-Ulvlo . Tm: examination for entrance into the Bradford High School will be held on De- cember 21at and 2211:]. -L, 11,- u_n_-_1:_L. ..L.-_-L UVUI; IIIIIUIIJ Iuuvu uun_u-nu. Mzssns Huuusox and Scarf of 0ollihg- wood we're out on a hunt last week and brought back two ne _deer.'_ f 111.... u--_;-_-..:.x.-.m 4`x.'mm1..... Imm Ul'uu;.5n.u ... l . THE l eneta,nguishene Odclfellows hold their` annual ball and supper upon the even- ing of Wednesday, the 12th of December. Tm: York Gonnty_Ouuncil has voted a. grant of sixty dollars towards lowering the level of lakes Simeoean _ ~ -2 n._-.1:..-.l 14...! .. UWUB IIVIU IIIIU UIUVO _- 'l\,_-__. ICHFULI. Will UUBUIUJ Inn album > Mosr of the min; in the` county have shut down for the season, and $119 31911 B-1'6. leaving for the lumber oampm. The cut year has been an .oxo_ae_ding1y "larizq IIII. ' LUVUL UL Lanna ulluvvu uuu -4-on-`...........a. CAPTAIN BAILEY of `Brizdford had` a slight stroke of paralysis on Saturday last. Under skillfulmedical aid he in repented recovering. A 1.- L___.'l1:_.. -'.. -...-..`I-o nknnn Ink}. N :-`Jaw l'UUUVUl'IIlg- ' IN handling an unruly sheep last Friday evening, Mr. James Goodohild; of Brad- ford. received u.Js_ick in the eye, which it is feared will destroy his sight; > ` T u---;_ -2 u... ..;.-n. x.. n... .'..";.-mi-.o ha}-. 00UNTY__-{(_l_TTIE3S !. PA? up_u ON Thunday, Thomas Baxter. of. Stay-3 net, had -up one Williams before the Mayor, Reeve, and Mr. Belster, J. P.. for assault. VVil1inuna was ned one dollar and costs. I n_ _.__,_ I . . -.--_...... ...-- nnoovvh v-av avg.-\ noun vvnavwo Snvxnx is agitating for a brass band, and subscription lists to raise the funds are being handed around. We understand the projecten are meeting with liberal en- lcourugementa, ' rn__1\ 1'1: lf\IA .- .1 any-uvuw THE Bradford Oddfellows gave a very successful concert on Monday evening `alt. The programme was a good one and was well carried out. Mr. Howard Clifton, and Mr. Brookhouse Bowler were the- principal Derfnrmers. The lattor s name would secure success to any concert. U`-vn ..L......- -....:_.-L m 17 DA _ _ _ _ . ._ .1` .. V..- vvs-nut -uuvuuu vv uu vvuvvn In . Tm: charge against '1`. V. Stevenson, of Orillis,-for selling liquor without license, to which we referred last week was dis- mlssed with costs as it should be. Mr. Stevenson acted merelv as a messenger in the matter. Whether such a practice is likely to improve the business and reputa- tion of his restaurant is a matter purely for his own consideration. " Tun Summerfeldt. House,` Stayner, has changodhauds. The new proprietor is 5 Mr. McNeil from California. . That is the substmitia.l'way the oxodus" is working. The price paid was seven thousand seven [hundred and fty dollars. 7 ' V 713.... `l )._-.ll`..._:l l`1_..._I_`___. tN'l__I_ L-.. L--__ - .-. -.-..J ........-.-u `m'i;;;;:';3x.-edford Curling Club has been orrganized. for the year with the following nicers and committee ' President, Wm. Kilkenny ; lst Vice-President, J. S. Buddy ; 2nd Vice-President, D. `Suther- land ; Patron, Wm. Mulock, M.P. ; Pat- mnoss, Mrs. R. Stewart ; Sect. & Trcaa., H. S. Broughton ; Committee of Manage- mont--Robt. Stewart, W. S. Rogers and D. ;\`lcNi\'en.' Skips-J. S. Boddy, Robert Stewart. and D. McNiveu. ' ya... .-u.. .-. .--\..-v-.v... TassYoung Hyson s is the name of a new social club in- Colliugwood which was `fully organized on Monday night of last lwcek. From the fact that a spirited dis- cussion took place on the question of keep- ing the bar-of their club house open on Sundav, we infer that they do not deal en- tirelv in ten. If Mr. Phelps is not a. mem- ber now he has probably entered` his appli- cation. or rather he xuiglithave entered it, but for the shutting down on Sunday cinuse. Against any vile truoitling to the liquor huv. either on the Sabbath or poll- ing days Mr. Phelps sets 9. castiron face. 4 tn--- -_.....-I ...--i.-.._. -r Al... f_.._:_c1 1:1. u.5 uuqu aux. ; uusyo nu: u. yuan uyu nuv THE annual meeting of the Innis`. Lib- eral Conservative Association was held in the Orange Hall in the Village of Stroud, on the 14th inst. Notwithstanding the stormy state of the weather the attendance wits good,and a. large amount of general business was transacted. The organization was put into perfect working order no as to `be prepared to do e'ective work for the 1 party at a moment's notice if necessary. The old oflicers were all re-elected as fol- lows :-President, G P. McKay,M.P.P. ; [st Vice-President, Wm. Lennox, Esq. ; 2nd Vice President, Robt. Leonard, Esq. ; Secretary, Andrew Gre Es .; Treasurer _ . _ 7 3 Henry Grose. J1`. _ D nnnn -. '[l7-.J.1 T! LL ....u..... ......o. C...`-n -1}. I`. ;\1cKny, `nu renmvud from deuce in 'T`umntn.. BEETON World.-If the young man from | near `l'ottenham who dropped an nnposted card last Sa.t,urdayT on tho Vaidewslk in front of the post office will call at our oloe he may have it. We aren t. sure who he was but. perhaps he'll recognize the following copy : 'I`ntt.nnhnm. Nov. 17th. ..vuvuu..-..., --vu. _ . .... der Mary ann i was madd on toosday nite and i hop you Wont pay no attenshun to the cussesi let out i didn't "mean no Harm i hate emma lik sinn and i lik you better not anythmg. . . vmn-A nfnnlrnhinitalv. ..-..-cg.---v-up--'- -------------------- vvvy .............................. .. Edited by J. M. I-Iunter.Esq.>.M.A..,of Barrio Onlleziate Institute THE NEW MINISTER7()(l7?`7-F.`ZIz)iU0A- . - 'TION. 1. The long-expected has come at last. Mr. Crooks has resigned his position of Minis- tor of Education. A` successor has been found in Mr. G. W. Ross, who is well known both as an educationist and a poli- tician. _Mr Ross was 'reoently uneated for the House of Commons in West `Mid- dlcsex, and not unnaturally has accepted the invitation to feast from the esh~pots . at 'I`omntu rather than the call to go back to ght the lions at Ottawa. Mr, `Ron in ir. Hm lanai: nanny`-\'nf Hm wm-ti` ght the lions at Uttawa. \ _ Mr. Ross is in the best sense'of the word a self-made man. He was born in the county of Middlesex, Ont., Sept. 18th, 1841. In 1857 he began to teach at a sal- ary of eighteen dollars a month I -After ten yearsxof native work in the school-room he entered the eld of journalism by pur-i chasing the Strathroy Age. In 1871, Mr. Ross` received a first-class Provincial certi-. czite, and shortly after was appointed county inspector for East Lambton. In his inspeotorate he was more than usually suc- cessful and, though he retired some time ago from the inspectorship of East Lamb- tou, he has kept up his connection with the h pi ofession by acting as inspector for the towns of Petrolea and Strethroy, and `of the Model Schools of the Province. In the creation of the latter Mr. Ross took a lead- ing part, and it was he who prepared the syllabus of lectures to indicate the scope of Model tr aining. - ` _ '9-nun 1R'7R tn `IRRD Inn man u mnmhnr nf IVLUUGI. DI llllllg. ' -7 From 1876 to 1880 he was a member of the Central Coxnmittee, and was there a faithful advocate of the teachers interests. He contended for the use of only one text- book on the same subject in the public schools, and was in favor of conning the Normal Schools to strictly. professional work, leaving the ocademic or -non-pro- fessionnl partof the students training to the High Schools and Institutes- Wn lnnvn Mr "R.risn nnlitinnl nnv-an! in [IIIU LII! UVIIUUIQ llllt` lIlBUl|IllUUI' We leave Mr. Ross` political career to the tender merolea of the editor `of the AD- uxon. knowing well how` tenderly-a'ec- tioned he is toward him. `ll - '1')--- L--I...... `La-.. - ....A.'_3-.-`L IIIUIIUUV IIU I5 IIUWHIH IIIILII Mr. Ross has` long `been a. prominent temperance workdlf In` 1879 he waachosan Patriarch of the National Grand Division for North America of the Sons of4Tem- perance,- . . .. _ Rnnirlmi hnina lnhnn] inunnnitmt nn]itinii.n. l|IIUUg . , . Besides being school inspector, politician, i and temperance worker. the new Minister is (L lawyer. In the be inning of the pre- sent year Mr Ross pasee sticoenfnlly. the examination for the degree of L. L. B.. at Albert University. For these feet: of Mr. Rees life we ere indebted to the Octoberi number of the'Canada School Journal. 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