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™ - i -------- ------ PCI AT - B---- oe pS ---- Ty a a ---- wh rd po > pt ar w---- AAA A -------- AX ---------- ios # reba, Poveti of mame .. a [wr sopuumove-of warin-the. Tory camp at St. 2d pdm a C1 iniul 9 iayidioha Wp specify names, bat J "s Cahinet has hecom SETAE Sv federation, it was {| 22a a and "Madson, while the ater Mr. wii BC 1 tpt Kopin oc" Spas bissscrap-book, -Eless - Biwmit we ara glad ta find TRANSMIGRATION A short time ago, a wealth' died in New York, who was a firm believer that when a person died his or her soul passed into some one of the inferior ani- - i gy ry the prefrention of cruelty to snimals--he po doubt ex- pecting that his soul would receive the benefit of the bequest, especially if it should happen to enter into a butcher's Sorse, to be driven by an irrepressible butcher boy, or if ft IhGUIT tke ap tte} which-invariably commenced with prayer abode within a yellow dog, whose tail was sccnstowed to dance a *" can-can." And, really, now we come to think of | { LUE ¢ 3 UNTAKIU REFORMER, USHAWA, WE ESDAY, JULY 2,1%7s. ~ The Brothers Gidbe. | Tu 1807 'Mr. Gibbs spaut some $20,000 in" corrupting the electors of South On- tario ; and in 1872 the expenditure was also quite lavish. In fact, Mr. Gibbs has a way of el " is own. He wins his election gontests bys peculiar measure of prayer and bribery, | Not that T.N. himself prays, but he lias a brother, Mr. W. H. Gibbs, who is said tobe of a devotional turn of mind. It is alleged that during the election of 1867, brother W. H. held a lorge number of meetings and ended with politics. While brother W. H. was doing the de- votional inside, /T. N. 'always dis- tributed the " suplus" around the doors, such a doctrine does not to be vy at ve - useless copations, the "wherefore of whose existence has ever been & puzzle to sufferng humanity. To what congen al abodes, for instance, would the disembodie? spirits of Rykert and Lander attain, if domiciled within a bed-bug or a mosquito! While poor Dodge's would be 4 gverlastingly happy, sir," ensconced chapgegble hide of 3 chameleon. 1 a «Gsaied of 'crigtace whose foes (or tails, is it? drop off at the approach of danger ; and having mentioned the fact, our thoughts at once revert to Tom Fer- guson, the great toe-martyr, when we at once perceive the "eternal fitness of snd ~therg-iy Lgrke : it. bis ig. ahonld for a tiple rest within an Australian *' laughing jackass." how easily he could continne to "'grin like afool I" And the great spirit of Jchn A. could luxuriate in the four stomachs a camel ! But why multiply Matemioek Let ue. by all means prevent cruelty to animated nature, for who can tell for a certainty the secrets of the great hereafter 1 (OJ) RYKFRT * Immediately after Rykert and his scrap- book fled from South Brant, there were Rykert seems to have ex- ima dégianded, ull the groolymants connected with the Welland Canal solici- torship as pay for himself and his scrap- book. Bir John demurred, as he had another man to find ont of the same crib, and he insisted thal Rykert should divide the vils, - Then Rylert, out of sheer : Pot, going to Oftawd nnd alling ing. it we can and with gnch influences they managed to LE mauy ap- [cy von election. Now, we don't sup- hit pode that W. H.' will ever be rewardad on this earth for Ais part of the work John A. will never 1eward a man for snch services, but T. N. has claims which cannot be over- |dooked. If he has ded in debauneh ing a constituency he has fairly earned a right to sit in high places along with Tupper and other virtuous statesmen. And should Mr. Gibbs be vigorously op- posdd; no doulit the new crisp bank bills that were so plentiful in "67 and "72 wlli agnin--be seen in abundance. -- Stratford Beacon. ; Omemee is to become an incorporated village.on the fit of January, 1874. Fourteen young wen Jeft Templeton on Monday last, for the North-west. The residents of Sandy Hill, Ottawa, want the street railway extended to that place. Over 600 firemen are expecled together Fin Port Hope from various places on Do- mirion day. James A. Roseborough, formerly a dry- goods merchant, is undergoing examina- tion at Peterboro' for swindling. to the extent 6§10,000, ~ Charlottetown, P. E. I.., has a project on foot to have a new park, and another for a new water supply, from Winter River, a short distance from the city. The first ifistalment kf 800 French emi. grants from Alsace, to be employed in the Glasgow and Cape Breton Coal and Rail- way Works, arrived at Sydney last week, The rest of the number gre expected in August, The Rev. W. H. Poole, when leaving the city of Hamilton tor hia new ficld of John, * HS made rushes on tho Atel] "sorts of mnexpectec bonrs, and was vomited forth at the Otlawa station by all sorts of trains--express, snecials, accommodations and freights. hus lite: becarae's burden 'to him, all bec use of* Rykert. The brief sickness he had was, 'we believe, brought | on by an over-dose of Rykert." If. ie said | #hat he got up the Cartier firheral solely him to get away from Rykert. Took as though, the little matter between Sir John and | Rykert has been at last settled, for not | only bas the 'little littla man" lef | Ottawa, but he has cropped up in Sonth | Bim there as political peddler for Gibbs. He carries with him so powerful an édoui | of defeat from South Brant that he is of physic to the Tory | STATE OF THE OTTAWA CABINET It = remarked that Sir Johtt A." Mee eonsiderably the time of composed as | follows :--Sir J. As Macdonald ou Massrs. McDengnll, Fergason, Biait, and Camp. | bell, for Ontario ; Sir George E. Cartier. Galv,, Messrs. Langevin w-d | weQuehes, and Messrs. Tilley, Mitchell, Kenney aud Aschibald for the Fitime rit was then eon- AdEréd1*string C.Hinet. And at" various "dimes it received such recruits as Messrs, ef" "Tuppér, | Rowef * and Hincks : and retirements have almost com- Pet]; chrnced its prsonnel of lato, and now the Ontario section enmprises. i h ier, Messrs, A. Camnbell, ts std Gibha {the Quebec section, Messrs. Langevin, Pope, Robi. r. H.. MeDomald + M P for Antigonish, Nova Scotia. répiared hy - M: It mo' one who is at all acquainted with ign .polit'es will fail to observe the tr the: Doinion Gover. ment implied by these changes. As it now Sandls Spf-4 he compared for a moment wi Oppositisn, which num- bs 0 its men of such galibre as J Makenzie, Dorion, Bdl- id others, : worst of it isthat if Sir John and wing eontinue_ to cling to of their majority, by a conve of timor- adherence to the adoption of such A man committed suicide at Cape Vin- nt on Sunday. by, sbooting himself hough she. heart. Disappointment in Tove is supposed to have been the cause, Wp dlip the following from the Hamilton ip must be quite correct, and the 'red-hot haste with sworn in at Quebec and the election | the slightest idea that he was about to | fsllow workman conveyed all that was labour, was presented with $100 as a testi- wonial from a few friends. He also re. ceived ® beautiful portrait of himself and Mrs. Poole. : About 160 cords of wood were burned at Bronte station on Su 'Way last. It is thought to have been ignited °Y . spark from a passing locomotive. The .™ 'shared by the Great 'Western Railway Company and private partfes. An exchange says now that there is a certainty tHat hay will be a very poor ¢rop, should sow spmetaing that will do in the piace of it. Corn ill make good fodder, aud as the price is comparatively | low, let as much us possible of this be | sown broadcast. It will pay well, Bears appear to be more numerous than usnal this spring "through Muskoka District. On Friday - evening last, Mr. David Scott, of the township of Muskoka, caug! t ashe bear in a trap on his farm. The bear had sprung the trap several times, but was caught at last. - The skin was sold for. $6. Mr. Carpenter, of Marquette, had not create an atmospheric disturbance when he knocked the ashes out of 'his pipe on the head of .é powder keg. And when a left of Mr. Carpenter to his wife in a bag, she quietly remarked : 'Hang him up in the kitchen, where the cats won't get at him, till" might." The latest Militia General Orders is- sued contain the following : --Second Bri- gade Garrison Artillery--To te Major, Captian and Adjutant 'Edmund William Windeat, G. 8., vice Thomas Patterson, left limits. To be Adjutant, with ravk of 28d (Lientenatit, Sergeant. Major Patrick Anderson, G. S., vice Windeat, promoted. ; The Bracebridge A fvoeate kes plea sure in informing its readers that an im migrant shed. is to" be built-at that place, as well as at Gravenhurst and Rossean. A. P. Cockburn, Esq., informs the editor that he has received from Mr, Tully, the architéct of the "Public "Works Depart- ment, plans for the erection of the three sheds, . _ Thos. McCarthy, the Conetown switch. man, whose carelessness threw an entire passenger twain from the track of the Great Western Railway, cansing several thonsand dollars' worth. of damage to the rolling stock and endangering the lives of aver a hundred persons, Las heen con. victed at the C wrt of General Sessions in Hamilton of misdemeanonr, and sentenced to four'een days' imprisonment, withont tard labour. . A Walifax paper relates this bear hunt =A _fow days ago's bear made its appear- ance fivr Passekeag station, N. B., and a crowd wotWohunt it. Tt got up a'tree. and then the Shed fired bu'lets and sings from guns and blihderhusses. Then they ran away, anid at last "Megotints, hroin was rioting round Passekeag, thyolasted. A St. Catharines paper savihe only work the police could find to do Stmday was driving cows to pound. This may by all right ; bat if no chores can be found for them to do, it would be as well to dis- pense with them on the Sabbath Day. A stalwart policeman driving cattle to pound amidst the jeers of the crowds on the sidewalks is not a pleasant sight on the Lord's Day. MixsreriaL sheets profess to see a straw of safety in the favorarle ufterances of 'the Whithy Thronicle regarding the re. election of Gibbs in South Ontario. Its remarks are copied with much complacency and an excedgive Amount of cackling, as ing from a Reform ne: , "3Asa Reform journal, during 'the.post year, and w NEW BUILDING, Hats and Caps. INVITES INSPECTION TO HIS SPLENDID | STOCK uF WHICH 18 COMPLETE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Olothing Mads to Onder WITH CARE AND DESPATCH. ¥ - . } ' sso } Rubnibh v be ! Gents" 'Buiyjo)n spew-Apeay Boots and Shoes. HATCH & MEARNS, Hardware, Tin and Stove Dealers, KING STREET, OSHAWA. Beg leave to return thanks or the Ifbefal patronage bestowed on them Id solicit & continuance of the same, We have on hand the Langest, Bust and Cheapest Stock of. HARDWARE, and &c., ver offered in this market. 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