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:1-.....--.. a.-. _. -V--. M ._ ,. (or it very much longer time it" potiaible, we burn iti- me» enough to ollleer ti. second ormy. 0i this or- ticlu til luxury our uciglibnra know nothing. They have but two clussea oi titllcet'swthote on octivo ser- vice. and those who. lowing served. tire druwtu: their Well-curtictl pensions. Of what nan a platin- t‘lo‘tltos body at men. who ought to bo doing: hard Work in the colonies. can be to the nation at large. the French have no idea vtlottaiar; tin-l wu contest. to sharing their igunruuco us to the value at them Lull’puy worthiea.

The vairw writer has iorgnttre one excellent spur min: which this iirtuy ot unemployed riilivers servo. largely in the modern English ntwcl. No regulated romance la completo without its half-pity Colonel of Major. Dismiss them, and who would the army oi novelists do?

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The Atlantic Cable uni titlinga on Saturday iatit of an outbreak. or rather riot in lt‘ullml. ' thotia titllnqv be fully cottfirittetl. treat them Wllll much

l and so tranquil an at present. and tirver hair the Po icl

been no heartily ehntirud b bit loyal anbjccttt l\l on tu- lll‘t'tttllltll! when ht: appeared abt'outl. As tut eye wit-lieu of tin-tie apoutuucoua (tutlturdll oi uppluuao with which tliu Romans everywhere greeted their Father and King. i can tipt-ak without four of contradiction. it would httn- Milly disturbed the drenma of the enctnica of Home to lure been prescttl at tho “ Ucau" when the Holy l’a- itlu-r wont. on the but tt.ty of the old your, to give the usual botmliction ot' the lllt-au-d Sucrtinicnt. 'l‘lio ac~ clainatioua and waving til handkerchief: wul tlilltlt‘llllf.g t-apa'ib- of moving this coldest to cttthntinstn. l lint it may he au'nmd. “ \Vliut hua prevented the well- .knnwn lliictttitms ot' seizing llotno truth being carried .uito client!" To thit Otiqmilug Untholir. the mower in ivory «aaily gluon—Almighty (End in tin-r luitbitil to his ‘promiami. To the double-r. we can assign vttlntti H'tt- ‘tom. 'l'ltn ot'lltll. l‘t‘rullllu hearing at the Stiwrrluti ll’ontifl'. growing more calm and ruurngeoua ua ilutigrr lapprouhml; the inithl'ulortia untl cliicivncy of the Iltltlll lluiuti oi l’ontiiit-al troops; the loyalty and attachment oi ho Romans to their King~uli thew coinbint'd tended to daunt and ham». tlitia fur. the It'llttllltll til‘ plottcra. l -t.-e by your worthy journal that you have given the lit- llund public tho Allocution oi the Po 0. I would put}

wa "um. “mitttlicm all to read it frequently. ant to reilect on thr

ptmtion oi llir llolineu when he apolte that, noble pro-

mumm' u .5”). un mu... m timmgh {wimp clumwphltnt againet initpiity. In every kingdom. uttrinpta wet-r

The fact. aa reported :iru there. in an far an wr. can ga'

. . 3 MIN them lrom a “not ol vary compltcutt‘tl tclrgrams :i _ I div-valuing llt'l‘ aolctnu roitcorilat Willi Rome. and fiercely

Somawhcre on the aooth-wcat coa-t oi lreland. local-, I'Iy not ititlitutod with precision. a loan calling lllflIat'lit tlel. O'Connor. raid bv come to ba Htephvna. lamb-d oti~ tho morning f the “lb or 15th nit. Aluoat intilaulr ttuoualy riots ro’é out in Killarnev. and a cott of pan}.- act in; one man. a constable. mu allot. Sumo l't‘ptii‘ls give out that he was killed, "line" that ho was onlv wounded. The tclcgrttpl) wires t‘utntnuttit'u'ltt‘; witn London from the disturbed doti‘iet new cut in over)- dirttction.

A detachment of troops under the command oi C'le llorxeiord weru went to tho iipnt. who-n the rmtt-rii. saitll to number about 800 mm, took Illt‘llt‘l‘ in a pluvci ppviken oi in 'l‘oum‘s W'oml. where thtty were our- toundcd. The next report eluted that the di-tttrbaitcc had been entirely repressed. 'l'hu aubjoiittzd la thc latest report. from which it would are-tn t” it the whali- till'air had been mitt-It exaggerated; whilat lt‘uttl the rcntorutinn of ti-lcgraphio Clllllnuliltftall‘Jtls with tho dis- turbed district. it is evident that the riot. or outlirenk.E is now tpiulicd :—

Tho cause of the Fenian outlive-k in the south of Iro- land iii yet buried in olm‘urity. though the telegraph, lanl which run through tho iliutfectt-tl t‘lBhl'lcl'l are; again working. and communication baa bite" rcsttiretl.—— Some say that it wait mused by tho arre-t oi lit: Ameri- can ofllmr, CAPI. Moriarty. While otliera nay that his prom t. arrest. llrt‘Vclllt‘ttl a gout-ital rialng oi tliu lriAh. l‘ho lritish Government had new of the affair early on the 12th inst. An upper servant in tho llttuvr'ltultl of the Earl oi Kenmore hail rct‘oivetl two anonymous at tel. stating that a taint; wan planned in Killit‘nei’. and that the leader would reach Killnrni-y irotu (‘ahcrciwn tlint night. Conrtublev were immediately Will to inter- cept ltittt. They met a Waggon. on which they found Moriarty. whom they took into custody. and upon actrchiug his person. found lrttcrr confirming the auct- liona in tho anon} nioutt notes,

A courier ham-id Doggun val lent to Calierrivon to warn the police. A patty oi rtelit'ltl caught him while on hi: witv. and llL‘lntllltll’tl liia llt’lllIlClltEO. which hit rc- fused to giro up. illlll attvmptctl to “cutie. 'l'ht-y fired upon him and hit win lindly hurt. A! lur in l! known at; present. hit it (hit only pi-raon who baa l‘tt‘t-n hurt. 'l'tn- polmii oi Culii-ri-in-n got nova of "cubic by.otltcr'uw:i-. .uligcl‘l and from st-vcrnl apica among the Fromm l‘ht-yl Wi-ro utrcugthctmd by a tlvtuchutrnt. trout the tituu-nl-wur “ illusltutor." Whlt‘h was lying I)”. Vail-"tut, Inil Hurt-t! tltuir solution from .tltft 'k. 0‘)" .I‘lll‘ (ll Victims, ninety in number, tool: a harm at lit-lit for UV" it‘llflb"‘,- O'Connor. and another listtil Hoppiwl lllL' “1'!” on thvl tttzitl lrom Killnrti: y to ( nlwrt-ivun, but did tto \ltilt‘llt‘t‘; to miv outs; in litut. noWltzt'o but life lint-n titltrn or pro-

urty‘tli-atroyed. 'l‘ltc I-‘t-niztu plan we: to uttuvlt Kil- grimy. capture the place. and lllt‘ll match to Cork: but the imutmltnte tlmpatrh of troops irmn (Suit: to Kllar- ney by (ion. llama. fltltl tlw (‘t'it‘l’liy of (fol. l‘l'tt‘slnrtl s ntovumnntt. defeated the whole plot. :m'l taut-ail the in- onrgrnt hnud to tliupi-tue. The home at a From"

’iil-aniloning lintln to in unetttica.

i in.- Allocution.

null forms the count-cling

'(‘ttlllpttl‘t‘tl with the years of the l’opcu?

lbi-iug nude to overthrow monarchy. and. of centre. thi-

l’opo lirat. at the main ophohlt'r of royulty; lint-iii

pcrawutlug llt‘r Catholic lulljrtrltl: France on the eve oi 'l‘liia war the state at iliinigu when. amid-t the general confusion and onswccp- int; tide of moral corruption. one voice was ruined Ill mlcinu protut. one arm mu otl‘rred to atay the advanc- Jng current. This Volcc. the arm. were of Pius 1X. in 'l‘ravollora and night-recto trend their way through the alimy uud on tho 'l‘tbcr‘s tiliorca to “an on the ruin: oi the bridge tvltcro llorutiita Coclcl stool ulom- to cunts-zit the ll'lt‘dllt'u of lltl army; but l’iui lX. .tandv alone. not against an tinny. but urntit-a. liravc. itiib-t-d. was tlw net of the lieutlii-n warrior. but it is a: iar beneath the moral cotti'uzt' 0i ill? tntitli-rn litittinu hrcuating alone the plots tutti orbital of otttttltitttl. tin tllc phyatcal iii beneath the moral. an the brute la bottcttiia tt rational bciuy. . Tho crowd of tourists which fillu each winter thi- iitcrnai City. in tptite as numerous M on former occu- ti..na. The English. in usual. irepontlerntc. but. thoro- uvc. also. nutty Anti-titans and “l‘ellcll. Tho Christmas i'i-atiittls Wl'l'l celebrated with grcrt aolcinnity and uiug~ uilirt-uco in the “Sixtiue ilmpcl.“ the Pope himsclt .‘ahllllll‘ at all. 1 was prcacut ut the Vcapt-ru on ()liriat- out Eve. and 1 nature you it was an «vent not easily to be forgotten. 'l‘hero. surrounded by the llluulttnus Prince: of the Church. about. Iarty in number. rt'ttplcnd- cent Ill their scarlet relics. but more rcs li-ndcrit and vet)- i-rnbln by motion of their vii-tun and earning. out lltc

representative of that long line of Priestly Kings "ltlcll run: back through distant ages.

link of nut-lent with modern civilization. What are it hundred years ? what nro the yeurs of the olden European Kingdom lire Aniet‘icu was dreamt tit-«two England‘s sons had l‘lfit'lt to the rt-spi-t-tubility of gracing the llomnu shire mui‘kt'l—urc France had llt'llt'ltl the down oi civilization—titt- Supt-ruin l'tllllilfi rub-d the Catholic Church. Whut vieiatitudua of fortune have been theirs! 'l‘bc mart) r's grttvv. impristmuiont. exile. persecutions inflicted by degcuoi‘ute cltibltcn; these are what constitute ilm history (trlhtl Popes. Christ fort-told it tohis Apostles. and it was Vrrillctl in them and thcir successors. (lit did the cry go forth—"the l’upatcy hos hillcn“—but the " i‘npttvy” stood. nnd its (fllvllllt'tl t't-ll. It would be tedious to t’lllllllt‘l‘fllt.‘ the list of the prt'stnutltn's ol‘ the l'npczi. which begins with Nero ittid ends with the ltnliuu lb-wdutimniszaof tho presutlt limo; but (hwy urt- :iil tillctt tttit'l ltll'gtllll‘ll. \vliitc tht- l‘npi-s live tilt. the only thing filillllt‘ tttttl tlit- " full of l-luipirrs itiltl critsit oi' \v'tfil'itl‘ " And lllt' Silt'cvflwttl'rl tit l'llta’ the Ninth wilt sit on the throne which he now occupies. when lllt‘ grout notions of tit-tiny nill bnuuttoru ol‘htnttiry. Such an: the thoughts which naturally rise in tho mind its you assist nt Vesper» iii the "Shaina." 'l‘ho “ Lust Judgment. ‘ by Michttvl Angvio. which con-ts the wnlli :tlmvc tho Altttr. suggests nu ideu ol' the rtld lllltl overthrow of tho tiltcl'llltffi of the Church. There the iltluttil‘t.tl pointer hut: tlcpictcd tho full and utter and

courier was caught by tho troupl. A o."|l'l'~' 0f Word” More plrltcd tip. but no man luva been fflpittt't'u' O‘Connor and his and are nut to lttlle reunited the! Fenian voucl oll' Duglt: l3:it‘.-'l‘liirty-~’uur anal-acted; permit“ were llrl‘t'llttl in Dublin youtcrtluy. and. nl'tcrf rxnuiitutiou. live t-l tlictn wote rt-tuiuoti lit cu-tmly. _ Ilirutl (.‘cittt'u Murphy. and (Zola. lutwlur. lluiy nntl, Johnston ltllt'! llt‘l'lt ari‘cstcil at Lion-rich. nitil intportttttt mpma found upon their pieraons and in tht-it' lutlgiiigsl Flt" ttlurtu canted by tilt—cc events in now about ovenl and the ext-itctitcnt rapidly tiubiiding. !

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Dtarnttss IN (humour asp Silli‘l’KUAS. N. B.—r‘i§t§lll‘l ago. for the purpose ot‘ uducuting Initittlonttl‘it'fl cormapontlent ol' the Mirnmiclii “Gleaner” send! thrill)? heathen and llt't'ctitf countrtca.

following information to that pttpcl' :-—“ in tha tllllrtt‘l‘ of Clrthucl. Sliippcgan. 'l‘racadw. &t°.. the tuka of fight tliiii aeaaon ia l’ull tine-third leaa than the common tukc tn former yours; this la apt-airing oi‘t-ntllill: alonv. lint the great evil Wllll nit wait tiio total failure of our liciring fishery on tho CtIl'illlut'l’i Bunha. pend on “oh lath for their winter supply of food. and the. loo. .3 “0 along with the almrt crop. particularly to

onto“. in acute calra almost total failure. haa product-d that dittraaa among the poorer clan" oi the inhabitants -—-laat work no ltOII than forty-eight iamlhca in one body called upon the ovum-tin of tho poor in Caniqni-t for relief. and in many cam in Sin ipogan the Intuit call will have to bo made. in tact. all e aura of the inhabitants in these two plrllltel. owing to the general lJllllm II about named. will find it impuuiblo to meet the damn-id {or poor rutea when culled upon.- 'l‘ltluga look drapcrtttt- at preanut. and union mine on] ll got. nothing butttur- vntion looka timin- pour unfortunate people tn the lace."

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an... ,...-... H..- .

dorrtupuubtntc.

~ I To rut: 501108 or 'titli HERALD.

Dear Sin—flow rapid tlom the tide which bears its an to me find goal! llow quicth "cola rum-cud

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or the. wilds of Amt-rim. solids sumo of the converted nltlll‘t‘s‘ to ltt' t'illlt'tllt‘tl in Home. whence tht-y ricttbn to help l'ot‘wnt'd tho culightcomcnt of their fellow country‘

All the inhabitants tic-intuit. from n l’ope; but Ctitholtc generosity cuuitl aupport it ; 'butthzzbolic charity could btnd.wit one golden chain of

grentcst proofs of the univorsmitv oi out Iloly Faith ; it is one of the fairest fruits of the anal oi'tlte Untholie

tout-hing sight to see united. in bonds of holy faith. so

hero wore roprosentulivrs from every nation. longing

indentrrihnblt: confusion of the (‘tlnlltttllltt'th 'l‘liey full on till cities. while thejtt-tt ntc collectcd on the right (it .mr Ilii‘iue Saviour. l llct'll scarcely add that lilo (that.le w.is crowded with all the ’l‘tiurints who could! gain “mug-ion. 'l be loud. lull voice ot tho l’upc it~ ;,., pnumd m9 'Elllillllllllil, lttlll tho: suvcuty-ltw your;

lliltl pit-tied lightly til-i." “35 llmd’

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tilts filtralil.

Wednoaaduv. Dina-oh 6. l807’.

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THE ELECTIONS lln‘t. ugrocnbly to our nutteiputions, t'clllllt‘tl in tin.- returo of t decided Liberal mujurity. ’l‘ho l'tilllcs mid cxtriivnguucc of the Pope (lot'ornittcnt were. of them- selves. stillicieut to L'll'flll‘o the triumph of their "Pr pout-tits; but much in also due to the judicious choice tnmlo by tho Lilierulu. in tho St‘lt‘t'llun of their candi- dates. for tho inicci-iia of their cause. The new Gov. urniucnt lists not yot been formed. nor btivo we any hint. at tho present moment. of ti 0.;ctlllctltetl who are to compose it. Whoever tlicy mny be. they will have no utisy task to perform in rouliuiug. by their lcgltihitiou. or in the distribution of public putronngc. the carpet-tn- twin of lllt‘ll‘ fl‘lentltl. By no earnest devotion to the public wants. a great tloulutny bailout.- townrda aiming tho iiuunt-htl strain now upon the colony.nnd developing its truth: and rosources with equal udvuninge to every chu- ol the population. The Liberals Iowa on op- portunity. which may never return. to prove their metal. and if they full to satisfy the reasonable expecta- tions of the country. the {unit will be their own. As to the awnrm of hungry applicants who it“: ulrondy lit-sicging the Liberal Lenders. it will be ruthor it dilllcnlt matter to plottso them. it is prctuutttro to sprculute whut course the new Government will put-su- ivuh regztrd to existing oilicorholtlora. Some incline to the opinion thut no exit-option should be ttl:ttlc in favor of those who have votod and used their intiuctwt- against the Liberals. and thut. iii imitation of their prctlccuwnrs. the doctrine thut “ to the victors belong tho spoils." should be rigidly en forced. Uthurti. on lllk' conic-tr ‘. fthut‘ the retention of cct'tuin oiliciuls. who.» servicca. it is alleged. cannot be dispensed with. It is not for u! to luggcet or dictate in tho mutter. 'l'ht- itivcriimcut and their Honda iii the Legisluturo will alone be responsible for their appointments; but We may be permitted to say. that in tho tllall‘lbflllttll of oiliccs. the claims of true and long-tried Lilit't'tils. who have always borne the heat and burden of the contest. in town as Wcll at country. should not be forgottnn oi ovcrlooltetl upon any pretext of expetlit-ucy. We cannot see how certain Consorvntivc oiilriuls can contiititently be retained. and Others dismissed. As long as l‘iirty Government ltl curried on..tho friends and not the enemies. of tile Government for tho timi- belt)". should be rewut‘ded, untl it is rather a poor compliment to the intelligence of tho Liberal l’urty to assert that int-n within its mulls cunnut be found coin- patent. to fill all the oillct-ti ut the disposal of the Colony. However. it ia more to the legialutive enactments ot the Government. ruthor thnn to its appointments. the people will look tor the rcttlizution of their hopes in tho prosperity ol‘tlie country. mid this. We may say. it‘ the view which we take of tho case. We then-tort- lcuve tltc pl‘utipttt'llve Government to thcir own illi- eretion in thclr dcitlings with botlt l'tienda tutti foes. merely lllllllllL’ to them \\'llttl is expected in the Way ot pl'tlgl'csali‘tt measures uud economy. and upon these will multin rout. thoir stability or overthrow. “'el t‘t'jttlt'v ut lllt' victory which has ticun achieved. and tvcl cougrutulntn tho friends all the cou..:;y upon theii splendid ant-cents. Although not among the atlt‘cvsolul eunditlutcu ourselves. we do not. take the lu'lt interest in the moss which hits triumpltt-d. nor in thc happy t‘iuulta which are eoutldonttv expected to lullow truth that triumph. Wisdom and discretion tu't.‘ required tipon tho port of our rulers to cxtriou o the Colony from the many ditlleultiea. both til“ it social, political .Illtl commercial chut‘uetcr. under which it inbors. all“;

that thch quulitlca only not be wuutitlg in our present

leg sluttirs. nod thnt tho tzluclora generally inny also have reason to rt-jeice for luviog transferred lho reins of (Government into llt‘W haunts. is our \‘ttt‘y snict-t‘c wish. Wu lime. to the llt‘bl of our uhiiity. and Wei

1.. my pm. Wm... speaking of the Education-til lu- “liltllltlnl oi Route. l titt-iitioticd tho (“4””le ('"l‘cg"; of t‘t‘ogugtitttlu. 'l'liintjolicgr. no month! 31“" l'tptllt'l'a‘ ul't: aware. wua founded about two httudrud mm 3'”

To it tho lone Priest who. led on by zeal for tho apreutl oi Cliriatium ity. hits pcm-trutcd the sandy tlcptlu of Asinund Africa.

The idcu. of such it College could etunnuto but

lovc. Inch intertigt-nuous eh-uu-nts. it is one of the

Priesthood. 0n the Festival of tho Epiphun . which is the feast of the College. l Attended the h tins and Veopct‘o Celebrated in the College Chapel. It wnsu

many nutl such tliil‘criint souls. But one ob ect en- rottaed their intention —-lltc pruim oi’ the Lot . llow atttlful. how aublttnc it sounded to hunt them chttut titti l’uulm. " l’rnitto tho Lord yo children. prulm ye the mono of the Lord." In them We it.th verified the prophecy thutnll nations should praise the Lord. for

his lorics. And. uliio. tit. the “ hingnilicat." you saw full Ilutl tho Words of our immaculuto .\inthor——" Be- bold from henceforth ull notions shall ‘ull mo blcu‘rd." Dnringtlte octnve the students give no Acndom oi languages in honor of their putt‘utltt. the holy h tigi. At the Actidtimy l \vul likewise present The act-no

think. not uttuucct-sstuliy. ltllflllt‘tl tor the gtxticl‘ul iutcrests of the countiy in exposing \ldCrpllutl. eit-f trnvngnnce and corruption. when other». for interested ....,u'.ct. would olouk them. in. the future. our tissiutv mm... a. an fudgpvudcnt Liberal jutirtiulht. can be relied upon in every elt'otl Willi-'11 may l’“ WM" ‘0 improve the Inland. antl polltlool humility Will lint: 1“ its staunch an opponent as ever.

Now that the city can boost of n eommodloua and t’ttlltful‘lttble Market llouse. u doriru iii expressed for it tri~wcekty. it‘ not a dolly. market. The arrangement which has existed for some yours post. of holding it semi-Weekly mitt-hut upon Tuesday and Friday. does not give sutisi‘ttctiou. When the population was much smaller than it is. and our mnrkct was poorly supplied. the semi-weeklyunnrket. upon Wednesday unil Sutur- day. was quite utttlieieut to meet the requirements of the community. The change trom those days to 'l‘uestluy and Friday was it. move in the wrong ditcotion. and bus not answered the expectations of thouo who suggested it. In fuet. much inconvenience has been inthctotl upon both lullul‘l and buyers from the want of it Saturday market. in the summer aeuaon especially hi this inconvenience experienced in attempting to preserve fresh meat. iltilt. etc.. for the interval of three We trust the

A C A ll. 1) . MODIFlCA'l‘lONS Oi“ ’l‘lll‘i QUEBEC SCHEME Tint undot'slgntid return hta heartfelt tltunlta to the independent clctttera of the Second District of King‘a I _ . County. who honored him with their suil‘t'iigt-a oti they)"m "l “'0 "l'tltlll'tlmm "l lit" lltlk'lwx' Scheme. 26th tilt. Although cotnpurtitivcly a strungt-r to ilw|whicli it is bt-llct’rd ltut‘c boot! int-orporutt-tl in tlto District. and into in the ileltl til it cundidxtto. yet. he ltnii llill recently pound by the imperial l’ut'liumeai. rcuaou to feel proud thut in the (new of In my tttiiiu‘otu‘we quote 9.. itble cit-cutoutuuccs nod much unscrupulous Ititw‘t‘t‘llt'l". .. In um arguing] Sun...“ it... Maritime l’rovincaa afilllmm" lmuul “0 hug" n “l” “3‘1"”"l'l’mwuuitil Noni Scutin. New llriiii-‘n ick. tllttl l'i'iiit'c l‘ld ivttrtl oi .ting point ‘ul cxpct'icnco. and (in one t‘dfltl. tit li-ust.) “lump Wu“. m h H.“ 2‘ wwmhp,‘ UN,“ “my "l.“ukut’Wlmlgml“Will'- ll'l'” llll‘l’lli‘llll."“"‘l”"u"‘t".\;l. i\\'ct‘ Uiuult Mutt huvin: tho stints nuottmr. in extentch to bitti ui'u dot-ply upprnciutotl utttl tliuokl'ully In“; manictl Solo-uni. Nun. Sui-tin moi New acknowledged. and. in return. he can only express thc‘ lil‘tltliwlt‘k \\ ill tugctlict- b.- ri-pruwuti ti in the upper hope that their lit'cscnt rcprt-tcututivt-tt will be ll‘llli’bllll'll bv the l‘llllllt, lllllllllt‘l' til month.” in (Jttiindn content to promote tlitI ltllt'l't‘slfl oftho District. titid ot“ l‘i-t‘l 0" wu‘l- II'IIWl) 2i iot- tiln‘l“. l'..’ ow nth-iii to tho lulund ut hier on Would be their humble uet‘rtitlt. Uitt'lh Wlmtt l’t‘ltit'tt l'itltt'ttt’tl l‘lilml tit-ti N ‘Wlmmd- EDWARD REILLY“ liitttl join llit- Uiitileilot‘ultun. lltt') will in- represented Charlottehmn' MM...“ 0. “567' in the Council by their tltlitlu ol‘ it‘lillilllilill mambo". a-»~‘_‘_____“___ it Would tit-cut Iltttt to ill-‘lllllglllnll tho Confederate

OUR DOMESnC MANUFACpURES. Logiflnlive Councillors trout tltme H" the several Provinces. the tumour tire to bo culled Bcltttlut‘i, nod

, . . {lost work we noticed the improvomonttt and nltcrti- Wilhelm“)? -“ Twin“ I ‘ ,

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