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That Dynamite Sensation. | Mr. Matthew Arnold on Free —_— Schools. HOW AN ANTI-SCOTT ACT OPERATOR WAS _—_ TRAPPED, The privileges of popular education have — been so long enjoyed in this country as a On the arrival of the Grand Trunk train part of our system of government that they from Tetrolia, at Sarnia, Ont., on the even- are accepted with as little thought as the ing of the 24th, an arrest took place which air we breathe. It is difficult to under- created a sensation in the town. in Sarnia stand that in England the. free public on the 9th of June last, an attempt was school, as we heve it here, not only does made to blow up the residence of Mr. J. G, not exist, but its establishment is advo- McCrae, and to burn down that of Mr. cated by only a few, and then with ex- Thomas Houston, both of whom have been treme timidity. Under the last Tory ad- conspicucus workers in the temperance ministration Mr. Matthew Arnold was de- cause, and energetic supporters of the Seott signated to make a study of the free school Act. Dynamite and nitro-glycerine was systems of the Continent. He devoted supposed to have been ftised. Mr. McCrae’s four months to investigation, and now, tle family had a narrow escape. Up to the Government in the meantime having twice night of the arrest it was supposed by the changed hands, his report is printed. The people of Sarnia that the perpetrators of countries which have a free school system this dastardly act would never be found are Germany, Switzerland and France. In out, it being generally understood that the the first-named, althoug’ the law prescribes Attorney-General had given up the case; free education, it is only in Berlin and a but it was not so. The matter was placed few other favored districts that the author- in the hands of Government Detective ities can atiord to comply with the law. Mr. Rogers for investigation, and the latter Arnold, found the Minister of Education immediately set to work, and after looking warmly in favor of making the schools free into the surroundings, decided upon what 1 practice as they are in theory, and Vis- course he should pursue. He sent « clever marci is of the same way of thinking, at- assistant to work in with the suspected firnung that ‘Free schooling is a partion, parties, but, after spending three weeks in larly safe and useful form of public aid to the neighborhood, he discovered that his the working classes.” identity had become known. Detective Mr. Arnold finds that the free schools in Rogers thereupon withdrew him, and im- Switzerland resemble those of the United mediately sent another competent assistant States in this particular that, instead of to take his place. After spending forty being established by a political or governing days in company with the suspected parties class for the benefit of the lower classes, this assistant received a pointer that led to they are established by the community for the arrest. it appears that one Charles Ae. its own benetit. A rich maneat Aurich, the Hand, who rum a hotel in Sarnia, known’ largest employer of Jabor m Switzerland, as the Rossin House, told Detective Rogers’ sends his own children, girls and boys,with- assistant the particulars of the explosion, Out hesitation, to the public school; and giving the names of the parties directly im- this equality of conditions generally pre- plicated, including bimself. He told who vails. Education is free and compulsory, had been employed to fire the fuse, and and rests for support on municipal taxation. that the dynamite used wes got in In France, wlion Mr. Arnold asked what Detroit. The assistant became quite motive prompted the estaiishment of the friendly with Hand, being a buard- great gratuitous system of public education, er at his hotel. During the time which he was told “The democratic idea,” by Detective Rogers spent in Sarnia he vas © hich was meant the desirability of abolis! in censtant communication with his assist-' ing all distinction between child who ant, which was never suspected. This could afford to pay fees for his schooling assistant, who salled under the name of and the child who could not, Bui the un- Billy Armstrong, was arrested for disobey- denominational, anti-clerical idea is equals ing a summons to give evxlence in a Scott operative. Mr. Arnold bears testimony Act case and fined $59. This, however, to the excellence of the training schools, was simply to deceive the people with especially those at Anteuil and Fontenvy, whom he was working. A few days ago and instances with particular praise the Inspecior Palmer summoned several! hotel- master of the latter, the lessons of pedagogy keepers in town for selling liquor contrary in whose hands ‘‘became a treatment really to the Canada Temperance Act. One of moral and religious,and yet neither Catholic the parties summoned was Hand. Hand nor Protestant.” In general, Mr. Arnold immediately decided to give the Scott Act “found the moral and civic instruction which Inspector a taste of dynamite, and offered © now substituted throughout the French Rogers’ assistant $25 to fire the cartridge, schools for Gircet religious instcuction of at the same time stating that he had dyna-. litdle or no value. mite cartridges at {Petrolia, together with! | '™ Paris, the municipality not ouly pro- detonators, all of which were ready for use, vides free schools, but free books, free Lhe assistant allowed Hand to pursue his materials, and in some cases, free,dinners, course, and on the 24th accompanied him In connection with all the infants’ schools to Petrolia by the noon train for the pur- and primary schools, there is established a pose of getting the cartridges. Rogers saw system of penny dinners, and it is « ruje

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his assistant and Hand leave. The ar- that to all children really poor the cimners

‘ : ebr y aes ° . “wma TAP 1 ‘ ; wae A Large Nive Ki Knit! bis + ay iis very ( heap. Stem 6 Winding Rockford Watches | rangement was that they should return the shall be given ivee. Mr. Arnold says that

as can also be WOUND WITH A KEY, should the

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lsame night. Rogers got the assistance of he saw no groups of children who couid be

he local police and waited at the station for called dirty and neglected, the arrange-

— —___—') “| - siem-winaing give out, which we huve never ; t 7 | EW PLUSH, ft isk AND STRAW HATS, known ~ do when used right. the train, which arrived about two hours nent made or cheap or free dinners enab- Key-Winding Watches at Reduced Rates, As it steamed into the station Hand ling the parents to send their children

late.

‘ . "Ty : a s »> the pilatic ~arrylng or | decently dressed. T ‘all Mali Garett MantleGloths, in Boucle, Kyrle, Ottoman, Frieze, Astrachan, & =. ¥¥. TAY ORR eee riped ine bowspaper, sugwenis tht the. speciale uf Uhe_snunic

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Aug. 21—2aw

os lo dT (+ A Gd Tri : 31-GRADES 8H SEP, got New U9 ore; Dress 0oads an rimmings. a) Hee ee einestuatan ann ‘bl ing up the deception which had been car- qGuets.

Shropshire and Oxford Down Ram Lambs, Nam-

bers of this fiock have taken prizes at our Exhi-

¢ bitions every year. Also, an timported Oxford Down Ram, second $ prize winner last year at our Colonial Exhibition wh B® —compeling against the entire classes of sbort

and medium weol. They wil! be sold at a Bargain. Apply to JOHN NEWSON.

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PERKINS &

Sept. 16th, 1886.

' T THIN AJ ‘ST. GATHERINES’ HALL, A™GESTA.

| DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

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Rogers immediately accosted him and told pality of Paris spending its money on din- him he was wanted. Hand then made a ners and books for poor children is, pass to get rid of the cigar box, but Rogers perhaps, more human aud even more reli- grabbed it and the prisoner immediately g10uUs than that of the Corporation of weakened ; the assistant was also arrested, London presenting gold caskets to Princes but this was only for the purpose of keep- °F guzzling away a fortune in publie ban-

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ried on for the past two months. Both | o-oo iwere immediately driven to the gaol and: Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. ‘searched. The cigar box contained two} scsi

half-pound dynamite cartridges and a piece | ONE OF THE BEST TONICS. lof fuse. While going from the station to} Dr. A. Atkinson, Prof. Materia Medica and | the gaol Hand admitted to the detective | Dermatology, in College of Surgeons and ‘that he was in Sarnia onthe night of the | Physicans, Baltimore, Md., says: “It makes | explosion, but refused to say anything @ pleasant drink, and is one of our best tonics more, saying that he was ‘‘too fly.” Both in the shape of phosphates in soluble form.”

| Hand and Detective Rogers’ assistant, who i i =

was arrested with him, were locked in acell| ‘**Canada, as a home for Anglo-!ndians,” ‘together. It seems to have been Hand's ‘the title of a letter in the Times of Jndia, intention to blow up Inspector Palmer's is an indication of how widespread has be- residence. During the progress of the work |come the interest in our Northwest, for it of the detectives, Inspector Palmer, Mr. |is the Northwest that outsiders now gen- McRae, the County Crown Attorney, Mr. |erally mean when they speak of the Domin- Julius Bucke. and another, were the only |ion as a field of enterprise. The writer, parties who knew what was going on. Mr. Mr. W. Walton, an old East Indian, has |Palmer, however, was somewhat uneasy | established his sons as farmers at Maring- lest there should be a slip which would _re- | hurst, in the Pembina valley, and the pic- sult in his being blown up with dynamite, | ture he draws of what athietic young men, but Hand had not a chance to carry out the | Willing to do whatever comes to their hand terrible scheme with which he is credited. |in the way of hard work, may achieve in The Scott Act supporters are delighted at} the Northwest, is calculated to impress the result of the clever work of Detective |upon the more or less wealthy class, who Rogers and his assistant, and the Govern- have difficulty in finding good epenings fer ‘ment is receiving great praise for its action their sons, the many advantages afforded in in the matter. the newer regions of Canada.

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. The Turkish soldier marches to meet the Consumption Can be Cured, foe with the same nonchalance as he smokes his pipe. He is taught from his birth that the moment of his death is fixed,

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Not by any secret remedy, but by proper healthful exercise, and the judicious use of ; . 'Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and and that a whole charge of artillery aimed ‘Hypophosphites, containing the healing and at his heart would miss him, if destiny had _strength-giving virties of these two valuable decreed his time not come. He is taught ‘specifics in their fullest form. Prescribed also that he will go straightway to Paradise universally by physicians. Take no other. the moment of his death. With both these ideas he is so fully impressed that no danger moves him, and he lies on his death-

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