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them 'an' outfit of explosives which The . | were to be fired into the clouds. first was 200 s of explo give. Almost immediately after enter- ing the clouds: there was a great rift, and a perfect deluge of water began falling, such an outpouring us 'w! 1 | 61! every stream to overflowing within. a few hours. ; The explosion was made! was. nmongst Kk roll ¢ 16 mp of the hi ek Say ;- | directly over the dam, And the torrets f | really first-class 't -{ to the Great Auction 'Brvery child in the land has legitimate 14 toa goed lic school education 'and a foul in justice is being done 'Bim, if he is deprived of such, and the alers shouid see to it that no child in Innd is permitted to grow up with out such au'education, Send a child t info thé world without such an "education and he is not half armed for the honest battle of life. If from pov ; rents cannot provide 'guitable clothing for the child to go to "school then it becomes the imparative duty of 'the state to step in, furnish "the necessary clothing and sec that the child , attend school, That com- munity would be deservedly held up 'to public. scorn who would allow any of jts children 10 famish for lack f ad, but how much less do they deserve to be despised if they allow their children to be deprived of intel- * Jectunl food. But it rarely happens in this land that poverty is the cause for very little will go into the bottle, in like manner however gushingly 'eloquent a teacher may be in giving a lesson, if the child do not understand ' it like the water over the bottle, hé * gets nothing from the lesson and goes to his seat dissatisfied and bas no interest in either the lesson or the teacher, and who could blame him}! {Let the child be taught to understand 'every crook and turn of the intel- Jectunl journey as he passes along "and he will soon find an interest in his . studies, a respect for his teacher and # love for school. It is cruel and "unjust to seek to drive a child along in the dark, let him be made to under- stand the first lesson, he will under- the gecond 'more easily, the third ill more y and as he 8 the difficulties. vanish and he soon ac- quires a relish for his studies. But ry to drive him along in the dark, drag him over his first lesson without understanding it and as be passes to the second lesson the difficulties Sncrease and so on in the third and § nil "Fe gives up the. whole "in disgust, coming to the von- mn 'that either his understanding ve or. that the 'teacher it the teacher. Nota thousand of water that "fell insure a great ng the unfavorable weather, were gréeted by a good audience in the | Methodist Church an Monday night. country and his su efforts in raising and selling all over the country, really first-class Lig ia af the grontent importance to the prosperity of the cattle trade of the province, Mr. Graham's successful and 'well directed efforts towards thie im, t of the live stock of the country 'are highly creditablejto his intelligence and enter- prise, Oash for Suitable Horses-- Parties having heavy. geldings from 4 8 years old or heavy 'mares not less than 4 years, will find wiready Cash Sale for them at Port Perry, on Wed- Those active and! | posters. ; At the Right Time.--Mr. Brook ever mindful of the comfort and con- gro vanience of the public has brought on a very large stock of most desirable Ready Made gents gothing which cannot fail to please the pus well for style, quality, comfort and price. The Indies too will find ex- tensive supplies of just such goods as they want and at prices that will please. See new adveptisemient and PICCE MP Lil young nan and don't fail to examing the stock. J The McGibeny Family in Port Perry.--Last evening this town and vicinity were treated to a rave vocal instfumental, . Lundy deputy Gwiljmbuty, brio in a resolution in favor of paying provincial officials by salaries gud nobrby feesns at present, Mr. Humberstone opposed the resolu- tiop but. his arguments were clear as mud and wound up by stating that the legislature are to paying effi- cials by salaries. sidered that no argumient for the mem- bers ot this Oouncil know more than the Legislature of such matters, The reeve of Stouffville added that the cost of the Government is far.too great ernor-General: down ; he} 'tmake ;at.an early date to the {ment is ansionsly looked for. Mr. Evans con-| the evening, 'Swim out. and' s Dong' Bells, 'Class Meeting Hyon,' * Have You got de Glory ¥' to- gether with their closing piece were thé cream of the entertainment. At the very low price, 15.and 10 ots." up- wards of $25 was taken at the door. The singers in. departing expressed their great delight at the cordial man- ner in which they were entertained by the hosts and hostesses where they were the guests 1a Port, \ 3 ' s Prince Albert. | Our public school here is changing its 'staff of teachers for the coming ear, The. condition of the schoo! jhroughout the year fas been peage, jrogress and satisfaction. Our trues fees do every thing possible to secure the convenience and comfort of teach- ¢rs and pupils. The school house and grounds are kept in thorough repair and well directed economy ie never lost sight of. Mr. Doble the; head master has served the section ~faith- fully and well spd much regret is ex- pressed at parting with him. He is al] wish him much prosperity and sue- lake route, P. R. for Fort William, movement to our lake 4 700,000 bushels for the Loi. Six miles of cars in one w wheat alone, is not-a bad the 0. P. R. 5 Mercier After Scalps.: Nov. 20.--M Mercier swore out crimminal iufoi libel in the Police Court Whelan and the newspap published his Ta will now probably be the day. Oivil actions will also, be taken by mimiters against the alleged fibellersy appear to have dropped = enti iden of prosecuting on the g ¢geditious' libel. The Kildare Poor Hi t.--Dusein, Now 19. coroner's jury investigating the the Rev. Samuel Cotton, who i ed with having caused t A Mizowus ReviewThe timed: for hunting deer expired Nov. 19th. What a merciful relief that must be to the poor animals is best known to those who have spent their fortnight in Muskoka during the hunting season and heard from early dawn until the shades of darkness the cry of the hound in balf a dozen different places, all eagerly running their deer to water partment of the Kansas sity, is the aathor of & ficial production of rai ing a great denl of inte are being taken to give: test. Prof. Blake has and to tho silent watcher Hidden |! under 'the branches in-his cance. No doubt the attention of the fish and |i game commission has been carefully given to the consideration of how best to preserve this noble game from oxtiniotion snd the report they will { govern: {From the Sublime to the in fault ; the fault is not | The result of the ex favorable for condens than others, such as and fine silicia. y with some foroe -- the air and in not too gi , including eto.. is now redaced five dents per half 'a | with' other rates ft note one price as a sam le of the whole lot, Viz: 60 Sui EW holosalo ara Semple less than $7.60 per Suit. I wil ainoudar, the 2nd December, over 850 Men's Youths ranging from $3 upwards; also 100 Men's and Boys' Vi \ember that these are not Shoddy. or Union Goods but vercoats, and every garment will be sold at Less than the Who! : o Just as Big Bargains in Heavy Winter Dry Goods, "All: Wool -Shirts and Drawers for 5 1d at 65c each. wR 3 RELL (haus Von ry Flannels "Honest (Goods at 16c per yard. Dress Goods in great -variety and at Rock Borrom Pri "quantity of Live Geese Feathers at B5e per 1b, 1 io Bs a vhaive : : ere i be und in any line. Come and see rgains I ve you. We will not be underso y EO a tbo sl 3 range of Men's Coon Coats and Ladies in. 4 have & fine stock of Tweeds and Overcoatings that will be made up into Suits and Overcoats at much loss than regular undrawn. Poultry for which the Highest Mark and a FIT guaranteed. ; ny 'ANTED--Cash; Butter, Eggs, and any quantity of ces will be paid but they must be starved 24 hours before icked, illing: Nov. 26, 1801. - ee Dea pg ig " The season's wheat output from all Jeath ord. B. Bickel points in Canada and an to No- James B. Bickell died ¥ suddenly | vember 5 is 77,376, els as heart failure at the He odathie against 84,975,000 ° bushels for the pital yesterday afternoon at 3 corresponding period lnst year. 4 : From official returns issued by the | deceased was born in the parish | Dominion Government on Saturday it word, Devonshire, Eng, De-|ia learned that the total number of |. 1826. He came of this | Chinese immigrants red is 9,748. Dein. Sins, --T am bi to_say used a] 's oiapPh i Yor bruises, spraivs and cuts and find that in nothing better. - I recommend it to ,000 usigmployed.. | Avotion BALE of in ¥ailroad lines. Pout Paty} t ib «| posters that Mr. uryinry. au | by M