Passengers nu secure aloe ihu car accom- modntion at mm (us. For urt.herIntormn- non dpfl to Grand 'l_`runkhl usscnm-r station. 0 foot I noon Street.` {nos-CHAN-LEYI T `ATfi'ic`Ri-Ii good " its l`Gt'lii"n in'p lo nth Oct. ` IIIU I` I'IUI'I IJIVCI Fiaronin Argus. The clinch bug outs the farmer : rnin, than bee math spoils his hone , the be: bu ti 5 him full of pain, the hum ug scoops Mg m nev. . wwv uuugsaay Iswulilliltlh About 1,000 persons assembled at Bright- on Beach, Sandwich. Ont... lastSaturda_\', to see a broad sword combat between Duncan ('. Ross, Prof. Reid, of Toronto, and others. Ross was master of ceremonies, and intro- duced Prof. Reid, of Toronto, who delight- ed the tuldiellcc w ith several dexterous per- fomiant-es, among other things chopping in pieces a potato that rested on the hack of a man's neck. The combat" which follow- ed was a wretched asco. Two mailed knights appeared. They were introduced as Sergeant (Th.-lrles Walsh and Prof. Wald- stoin, of the United States army. Wald- steiu is nothing but a raw recruit from Fort Wayne, Detroit, who couldn`t even ride the horse on which he was mounted. After a few passes the professor's" horse reared in the air, and Sergt. Walsh ave it's rider a smart blow on the back of is wire helmet. Over rolled the professor in pre- tended insensibility. He was carried away with A little skin knocked off one of his thumbs. Then Prof. Reid volunteer- ed to meet the redoubtable sergeant. Reid had scored three points to his opponent's one, when Walsh sprang off his horse and attacked him on foot, apparently crazy with an or. The referee seized Walsh, and just as ie did so Reid cut the latter on the leg nr d down went `the sergeant, groaning and howling as if his last day had come. A careful search revealed no injury except a pair of torn trousers. but then Walsh claim- ed he had been seized with n cramp. He hobbled from the lists supported between two men. 'l`hcn Ross announced that he would himself defend American valor, and would do battle with the alleged Cana- dian." Prof. Reid was lame and tired, and would not meet the Scotchman, and so end- the affair, which is denounced by the press as worse than a hippodrome. ' I NC. The aloop White Winga, of Hamilton, ha: challenged the Alarm, 0! Buffalo ; the I-Jnri"ght, of Toledo, and the Corsair, of Erie, tone race for 8250 a aide, to take place at Bualo, and the distance to be twenty Inilee to windward and return. It is probable that the race will be arranged. `miiave Burke.` the I-In lilh featherweight. ` has Arrived in Xow Yor . and In: lodged I forfeit of 8|00 ooght my feutherweig ht, Weir, U`Lenry or \\ an-an prolornd.for I hide. 1'L--I...._ II'L:._ Inn! A II Hmnm, nut In.-iug utiativd with his \it'i('l by U'L'unnnr nn Mtunluy, hu cimllcugeul him to row another two for H.000 a mic u ithin the next live or six wcekn. At lroquoil on Tuesday I half mile foot rm.-0 proud most exciting. The entrieo were; Jiermwn, Uwen Sound; Corbett. Perth ; and Clarke, Brockville. The race was won by Corbett in 2:02;, which. conni- dering the heavy condition of the truck, in aid to be the but limo ever made in Cuna- til. I\_... D..._I.- -L_ I,`,, .- I p .1 POINTERS FROM THE PRESS- . .1. Torylun the kale Everywhere. nlltnn I`IInAc I'll ;\U\. KUIH. The income M 1 cricket duh is {'5 .\Ii<.'|mcl Martin. lhrry Kennedy tu- hourx for SHIN. The (`npilalu plan) the (`urnwall.~, Ulla as nunl Turmn` Tho United States bu Imrtund them too much ulnuly. They should not only be punished for the criminal clovolopment of their plan. but clu.-clwi in the punching 0! their doctrines. Thain is a Inunlor policy. the real flag in the emblem of hatchery. and unlimcut Anal uyml-ul Ihoul-i alike be mule illegal and lean ing of the IQVQNII penal- vi.- The Hunt mu 1.:-v-n|p-`l'he ilumllng ol the l.e|uuo-- laonorul ,\olo-n. from. well mam a r9`.;c1ass til at 1 j -5 -run, ncnuuwu-clue no IIW uul HIGH` DVD winhu. Johann Mon. a leader among Ihoee men. has jllll nude 1 plieeduu in New Yoqk to become as now wed citizen ol the Uuiud utee. when naked 1! he would obey the lute. he replied that if they wetegood love he would obey then. but not othorwiu. In eecl. ha. and on other tllltcllilt. uh hhueell up u u had - vldual udgo ol whet. In tight ucl wrong and vii obey no law the doee not I this men. A society ouupoeed ol ouch lu- divldunla could by no possibility become I note. and no government on ulord to ul- ml: them to the right: u! maeuhip." `FL. I`._:._ I .;._.,_ |.._ _,.,,- Aurchy nnut not bpallowul to all: a lootllnld on thla cautluaat. Law order muat pnvall. and It la aooaaaary that tlu man who haw wma to our ahoraa. prlluul with anus-laloal luloaa. Ihoalcl uularltalul IMO at ntwa. and lmuv Iltll they an to ex- roct wluaavar they attempt to ovorrlda tlu at and In clafy tho autbomy 0! It olzaru. Whoa they tlmuulvu are put la I`. tllo do not lualtata to appeal to the aw lo: lp anal protoctlon. Tluy ltava had the lsuwlit ul vtlustevor the law could do for tlmn, and they now timl that they are Mlgul to submit to jaattco. That in all that aa criminal can at. The ttuth la tlxatt oaa who carry the ml ag 0! aa- archy at-lmuwlc-luv no law but tlualr Johann catlou NOD` York tn haculnl a natun uni .-m... (luv hula urtoun vmi [tn porlotul Anal Ilwy won uul. tllopnud to do `I Iguuly They Incl to review the _v|Jo|oo o! mu ' lower court. and the law by which vuiuu lop! pohm curd qlociclul. and Ilulr judg- ment is 03-0f the most poudorou that has I-an ulna In rot-no yum. II III on u- huutln on. and. Inn all]. It was u oom- plou on. It louclm! ovrry future 0! the out. and dllpoood ol the anal by conrm lqtlloulecnoehkothutl Stings then M fat Ibo nu-rying ul it into 050:. Thu Ulion Ilcnld. In cllu-uulng the clii, most sensibly ranch n - - - A DccI1Ietl-I"l|Illn OR`. \'nu-I The I`-`P1-mar`: Love. Ar-mu. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE- Two Doughty Swordlneu. .. I nnn_-_.-_- __-.HII I A The Rig?! Spirit. Imp-nlrl u ll'|Il\' '. Iit|1. WHIG. THURSDAY. SEPT. I5. E5. '}`_="f '"kENr_1_ _;f.lpM\_(_'s, 5 `Fun l.)n.rv-run.u 'I'.nn :d'l.-r hi: race with um c.\uIu|LIUll gnuues wun liroclnvilles. .\|untrculu, `union, before the suvw let: I ulauy cxhihitiuu gnuues ll`0c|n'iHen, \Inntr the English .\1nr_\'-lo: |.',lIK)4\ year. n. Hrmklyn, is baclle 4- can .300 eggs inside 1-1| II)` uf {'3 H: hnlun N SZECOND--"HAND BOOKS Second-Hand Books bought and sold by A . SIHHONDS, Au. 9. nnmcns at-um:-r` F-,h!!uk_T 3, AT ms sun cnnmma mm. OBPRINCESS STREET, 2 doors below Wellington Street, In (`loIhing.' Gents` Furnishing Goods. Hats and Ca . Another Iii Cut in Boys` Jersey; and Buo Flannel Sula. Dig Bargains n Trunks nnd Vnlisos. This line especially must besold at any price to make room for other goods. like-member if you want Big Bargains ml] at the S'l'AR." as Princess Street. ` PAPER, 30 cts. ; 0L07'H, 6'0 qts. 'TACTICS or INFIDELS. NEW BOOK 1: ' J. Henderson 8100., In fact everything required by the Modern Scholar. Erasers, t'\ I Slates, ? 310mm`, `FRENCH. A good stock of Ties. Shirts. Braces and i Socksjust arrived. ' First-(`lass Laundry in connection. .11 L H`; ' I-iL(X.`UTl0N, 0 (`GM POSITION . Al IEIPDD A L IJJI I Kim` I IUJ Jum-:nRA, 1 TRIUONOMETRY, I ATYKV Aug. 13. M L'.\`lC. DRAWINH, 'l (E()1R.\PH\'. Our stock of SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL REQUISITE8 of all kinds is large and varied. We have a complete assortment in all the following branches : in-:Anm., l\'!)I'I'I \`l- BY REV. FATHER LAMBERT, [SCHOOL Books! M. c. HARDY & 00., J R. RATTENBURY S. Prices `Much Lower] I The Corner Bookitore. Mantle & Ulster 0/oths. BOOKS {mp iAzfNE`s. Fine Dress Goods, New Dressoods, Dress Trimmings, PRINCESS STREET, g. KIN(_:sTON See our window. ALL TTiI\7EE5 88 PRINCESS STREET. This chilly weather you will be wanting a change of Undemlothing. You can get n Fine Stock and at All Prices. and Extra Good Value by calling at ' cm-:msT'm'. Commercial Cauno. E I`C.. I-IT(.`.. ETC. Everything New and SPEOMI. OFFRIUGS I "1 Crayons, "T1-:.\1 PE RA xcn. Alf!!!` Pencils, HR.-\.\I.\lAR. (JERMAN, '- juuupquyvpusu uv .3m..,............. Iolpuoucdnlpltddwi . In lune. ` I WRITING. 1887 FALL. 188?! "f'g._'75, "d mun- T "~.:2=-.2` W I'\ I . LATIN. Compasses, in 5_:_'f;--'...-.. E C'JV.i::LLCR -r -1Ar;og5, :- 1.\L la, A(iRICL'LTURE, Cum H.\H-ITIL` (ucoME'1`Rv. ` "0R'moI-rm`. Rules, Is the place and 84 Princess 6].. -.._.L-.. PHYSICS, HISTORY, GREEK. (Jar. Prinbs cf. Montra`/V S ts. % AIg.I. '- ` `I V [HENDRY & THOMPSON, Jas. CVa%mp%b]eH s Wood Yard. ` \ THE BEST DRY HARD WOOD, I It. I SOFT TODD l`I .ADn wvn-rru r\n- Directiy opposite the Tera du Pont Barrack Gate, l x ,. ' Where he wlll be glad to meet all his old cas-, tomera and as many new ones as will honor him: with their patronage. He `will conhantly keep on hand K n. E: L. Illlll` Street. and vvuuu ncuu uvun mu rurry WOO?! [0 H10 Old K. R P. Railway Depot, at the foot of Ontario Street. nnd And the work will be better done. If it prevents the moths from get- ting into them for the next two months it will be money saved. Remember then GALLOWAYS THE SL'BS(`RIBl-IR been respectfully to an- nounce to his numeroun friends and customers that he has removed his old and established Wood Yard from the Ferry whdrt to the old ` K. & P. Rnllwnr npnm: no ch`. 9.... .4 (\......a. `REMOVED Send to us for BLACK SILKS BLACK CASHMERES or any other Black Dress Material. Our stock is alwavs well as- sorted and Best Cash Value. HOW FAR THAT LITTLE cANbLm THBOW8 IT BEAJIS ' W` `F i`.i;`?_.9PF?R" am mm lqng. sorr woon, suns. KINDLING Ann uwnn wooD. -s'oz.p cunt A"l"-- ,.` ... "Miss Jnzxsiiz 0. smw wgl res Kfi} cluua In P N'l'I.\'G AND m\\ Vf\'u on ())i'gNDA Y. 8 PT. llth. at 15 Wlinur Street. en taken for pulnung on Silk. Satin or Plush. ac.. executed on than nouce. sum: unto me on IPPLICITICZ` Iounlu/Orton coupleu In I Mr Ian. ` j. . _..-u was I I89 Fond ucted by MELLE. lla-mnn . Send to Galloway before the ` rush comes any Furs you may want repaired or altered in shape and have it done while there is plenty of time. IT DON'T COST ANY MORE At the following {area from Kingston to Detroit. Port Huron and return. ` 3 7.0 Ea.stSnlna.wIndBa. Cit 10.0 .- 713.0 `TERu~G-House SCHOOL, Conducted by MELLE. In-191* :n.~\n- ...m ?i>RoF. J. z. DESROCHEEST, --& QUEEN BTR-IIT.---- and DIHJKJB U'l'KllT. I-`lrsl-(`Inna l-Ilcmcntnry Education in Eng lish, Mmhenmlicu. (`hunted and Bl.X)k'Kt.`l'pllIR. Tenn opcnl Thursday. Sept. lot. I-.. lt\'.\.\'. IL. .. Principal. 'x1NGs'roN ACADEMY, 312 BROCK STREET Fifi! ~(`llII.l lI`huun.u-... n~.l..-_- : - -..'..-.. prvyvvi nun. b. I`. ALLAH_ hrs: Jen! IITIACIIII 3110:-pnnnntlollnstrunulnnd Vocal Ii: naught, (mu . ' :1 ||U':`ll'|:uli% AhI.Th |Jnun;ho I min`. a. run; ug M. lnuuguTs ammo. co-can Locum. nus-m.u".',` xmuvpouud IE Conn-an II :3 W op.` . Vgchlnnd WA! (`Ipllc 030.000 Hon. 6. I . ALLAH. I II LDC-DI Lunuuclou oy MIIILLE. DE ST. "EMY. \\'il to-oven (ULVJ llll'llDAI'. SIPTEHBEII III, I887. For terms. inquire at 50 Gore 111.. Kingston. j THIE KINGSTON (`0.\'S!R\'A'l`0lt\' fur the Vlolln It now open to all who want an ('l. luuulna olflhb lovely Inch-uncut. Private Iumon an residence 1! roqusmd. An elotut Omhourn ml: ho Qtutuu-I on than nouoo and at rcuonuulo la-no. Appl)` at M:-Anny`: Bookuoro. or to NOW IS THE TIME .' , b.kE}ll}," ..- `-....u -aguuna. [I|ETWls2ls`..\' IARIIII AND DIVISION I .- The Violin In and lust Int lountn mp Holt Fmnunllnlljmnnn .T3'HooL non THEFVIBITIF. . . IIIIIII 1 3110.0? u`u'a`y".'-.".."l` uni: lo. JAHIS HILLS. I.A.. Pu Ondpl. Allcllt. I87. I-` II o! loch ll . LI sa.'u.'3`lI"r7nc. <-n..'b'u'.A:'.'.'.y "{ l-. n`..'7 an udonec. O:-.. and I prnclk-A lrn ulna In the lcnalhh and tho nary Mathema- \ Ila. I;I`I'.:I;Il'uOlI|dnIl.-ullul. -- .-.y -u--u- uujuluuj ulu'1l.lll'.ll IIIT. uonqnuud to man lnnodluo Ippllvnlion. Air voou-do rougunuu one but. am um N 813 5! Itloll Mthioihw vmunu-n. (lune on `baby. son. 1.; II 3014... _ _ ms tHI7uuo'AcmcuLIunAL C>0LLAEG`E Inn 1.. n'..._.--; n....._.... . ml4iE0 tolutairm the nice! pu`uue fluuhhll I lore! ut . DA (Fl IIIL. I! lI9'f0lI`lI| mar lunar a thrql`: nude non an 1:: o`:-lock pt. who my launmson will run and out: a I that-hoard for 3?'uuo':'u."." `' 33.13" :1 ::`.`.`A'.:`.'i:?.'.'.`::- r llll I II` nlnnna nnnll ll _ , ` THE PRACTICAL Tum; mo CL`-rrxn. King St.. two door: from Wma atce; Ulllkq C ' iiI1ch& " 'T?otFE' of I plpn apply ll 83 .1: guns Gun: muueuon. 'uomc1 w. m:\'.\1;n. "'* `*----*~o --..j;. _..-.._.+. umzn c /Winn `causes. Iii:-j-5 as qc-- w-u-uI wry:-no. oi - In-vol; r Hey" not i (`u-us. MR aouoz? w. nminma, PIAIIA Ilnnnn I\---- II---....... hrlung I CI! -0`! luli -I. )~--tau;-qccucnduqhugluu-ahu:un.o.|dv Idunrdlhlor. - - - Luoun:.Txm.-no. _ n-uuruv Iuucl Illa`! ' Co}. Block and [Division 8u.. King-nun. oa.1im3isa;v.o._.3a;uas.c rl:u.uvyo:ucg1ly('.unvI.Inu I vllvl I U IIIICCIVIIUIII lmutpouud by Govtfti l~ Wu. opulnpilugw 5th,: > TQBONTO. (I"lITl'- EIIIHTH Yli'.ll.'.) TILHDERS will he n-(`aired at [he (Ir I Home for Iupplyin nbnut Thlrly Tom n .~ (`ml and Twelve `uni: Hardwood. unli l9lh inst. ._ -....-.vy ..-u-vvvhi UII L VVLLI Wm In Io-opuod ocroluclx m. la k G%o 5L3bs 7 TORE. X -w --tovunvnu vvo QV%OOVI Pluto manna. Own. Harmony fail In!-In nnn\-n-n.- ..-a.-.L.. In. 1 Ivan: an nuu -HIE DWI! zumau Fuctnsunc lnurumom mo Dammit. and no. "2 St. Peter trut. onjrmi. gooumrf & ITETERE EDUCATIONAL. ' PAINT 1 ING. . _..-, . uvpsu nus. Yiwzixonox. H.A.. PINK! L. TENDERS FOR COAL. -7: fjiiwb will Music Instructor, `. 1-- a._ nun unncyou Any further lnformullrn ran from H E III lurnce Inn! cal. Also uudon. Aid!-cued an above, will celvnd lortho pu (In; up and Iaklngd tho Ilovou. furnhhingplpa-a. plugs. cl )1 vol lb.. ha. In the wvenl nchoolu for I suing your Any Inlunmuic-n run he uh cm Jsuodunl I com I don. mcmlwhl nLa::u`.l.l?;cofIlo\e: turluce IAIII oonl. Alan lnnlnl-I uhlnuuul -I nhnvn ulll I... year. The ho of II I I ma -7 . `:3... .&.8 3.? u:.`'r .'.- rod. to be delivered In the several gain A: re- . lied and out `""R:oo':n1 to be l:.oh{su`t?uB|.lr:c:;l um: and M-:.uJtll1`lc.\'DI-:lu.l. nddm-ed lo lhe(`hnlr- ' man of Ichool Properly. will be rvrvlvod by the nude ed up In the :11; I III! hum persons In n; to supp! l Pu llc School: And Ulla with Woodu (ha to: tho unsung MORE BARGAINS THIS W}-EEK Detroit. Port Huron. Chloaco. East Sagi- naw. Bay City, Qlgvohnd, Mackinaw, V-Ir?! IENDE/78 ro/2 FUEL. cc. uuv yu-yo out. the number. V..- '-..v- v"' V Vi'tIi:"17)f(:'a't: rlmw. '41": u l`.A.l' . m. :3`: W of .E . I ll 1` (` ID. Il- ulu to be who Iv Ila-fl . . Waller. uoetvuu-y. Eula lot the hlobnl llalrhol Inuit be mule by tho!!! MIDI. V1 I50 'l'(IIdc~ul. from whom all Intel-Iullon may be lined. J. U. '.\l.K|C.V. .-'I!l. I1 I37. I n-nnlunl, r;.".":`.i'.`ii-`.."{n.1'.'.' I.".."Jf.'L`1`\..". .$~`.t..f#'i M"`l:'nnf'.' a_;L:'u`as11. puma Sept . min lino prim o! ll`.'.'I. 07.5 5580-1311] duh-. Own Jmldi Cl-AC1-I ll.` ling}: `rho mrocwu Ohr the ronovnng P:-tun. Not lncludodln tlo Prlu uu: 8.4 81'.`-BA LI. mall. V TIII9 KIuKI':lTRIC'I|' I "IZI'.'.` uirumu _A_NNd N6mu:1_w_'r: -._.- ,_. Wand Central Faii: POPULAR TEN my EXCURSION! ,g.;.~.::'.*i:.r..w. lilac. I-tjnnsln Anal nnlnhha nhn-an STOP I "VI". ll. lI`l. G:N'rs' FURNISHINGS. q-1-_-1-g--2-1-: The Popular Shirt Maker. 12 Pmxclzss Smzn. , 1-1. 8. l'nll'Pl-I.\'. secretary Public School Board. I-I. woj:F. 'Ol.ll. LK `NIH . will be re- ngdown of -I urn vim- St. THREE EXPRESS IRA/NS DAIL Y. Sept. 30!}: and Oct. Inf. ' S7'A.`lIP THEM our. . _ It took the superior court oi. the state` "of Illinois I longtime toreuch udociiion in , the pan of tho condemned tnnnhiltn, but 1 I Iouml In uh .-vv us up any, uiluwu us vvuuwv V. \---v-y n .gh nmkgjhngnuarnmnnt. us: to, iL.thn the scene will never be repeated. ` I] I ..---,--.. -- -..------.- ---....,.... ... . The body had been removed, apxl tlhae guillotine was being taken down` when the crowd, breaking through the icordon of police, rushed towards the scabld and, screaming, struggled to reach the spot where the blood hsd fallen on the ground. Reaching the spot, they rubbed their hand- kerchiefs. their hats sud their hands in the crimson mud- It was s revolting spectacle. the climax of which was reached when 5 youth with his ngers all red Amused him` self by seekinglto wipe the poudre de m`: o the faces of some goily dressed women, who ran away scresmlng. V ' Hill ski. '1 ....:..- .. ..........-..L-A.... I(:_ ._.. ....__, ..-........... . _ "All this," writeea ' I commentator, is horrible, ghastly, ghoul-like." _ Yes, it is such, and a sense of decency -`......I.l .....I._ LL- ..-..--....._..s --_. n- is oI..-a. x unod I __, ._....-._.-v... All night long the wine shops in the Vivi` nity were so crow-led that it was almost im- possible to enter any one of them. From outside it Wu, however, easy to hear sounds of the drunken orgic, and to catch some of the words of the songs with which itinerant singers were amusing the revellers. They were all of tho vilest description, and sev- eral were in praise of the guillotine. Soon after the prison clock had struck two, a couple of vane of u sombre red colour were seen approaching, bringing the various parts of the guillotine. Their appearance was greeted by a shout of satisfection from the nothing crowds. While the instrument was being put together there was sometihiug hor- ryible in the sound of a voice in the distance. ecreuning, (fest ta me, c est la lets, q"on`l nousfaut. to the strains of A popular so g. -n.- i.,.,:.. 1.-.: 1...... ..........-,i .._.n L- _. . V...r--....- `V .- menu; it in not necess;u'y that his nul nutferings anal death should be exhibited to the public. The feeling in Great Britain and America in against public executions, and haul that feeling been possessed by the French and reflected in their legislation the horrors attending the guillotining of Pram- zini would not have occurred. These hor- rors are worse than they have been general. ly understood. III -.:_._l.A` ,, , -I , ` I It was an act of w isdom when the Cant diam parliament urden-I the perforumnce uf capital punishment to be conducted in pri- vate. It is enough to know that A man suf- fers the penalty inicted upun him for his crime, and attested to by competent wit- n.a.-..- . it 3. ......... - ....-.. -. .....-. u.-uuu. The reference to the time the \\'m: mu :1 eonlerutive paper in a side iuue. The Walt: of 1849 or I850 or 1860 0; 1870 in not the Winn of to-duy. The \\'mu in not the orgm of 5 party. in boodleinm or blind nhsre business. but an orgln and leular 0! public opinion, and if the Inlclligcnn r was the some it would not be oppooeql to cum- ` mercial union. GRAND TRUNK RAlL Y.. ,,. Indeed ! When were all these thing: nd mitted lay (lnadiam, nnd by whom? It in unfortunate thnt no much has escaped our attention. sad that so many in Cnnadn. the bulk of the electors apparently. should be utrny an to the meaning of commercial union. Perhaps our cnntemponry, who lmnwa everything, will oondescend to fur- nish the desired information. an p .- -.... VW`H-`V .. vv\IIw . The mlwcutes 1-! that pr.J'-vt nnittecl time: out of number thut ti Staten mid`. not of cuutmna nlune. Lin-I revenue as well. `lllll of nt- thnt of the union. Again, tlu-Av A on queationa as to changes in the nn-la mil-l have but one voict twelve or thirteen fur our neiglilm uh: would thus he absolutely pm! mere cnmmercial penalnge of tin Staten - connnerciu 1) annexed toll States and with less power or intl regard tn determining - uestiuuu Vi foctiug her conimert-in prosperity she were politically anncu--I to t republic. " l_ I-_l I II`l ,_ .__n 7 II -| ... -. .__......._ .. honest to incl! and just Thu: it asserts that the V "mmmercinl annexation." III [by {hr Hamilton S]-cw"!!! of it: convluuiou it nu-rt: : . raw. . There in nu! much ulislnctiuu in cliu-uu~ in; public queutiom with the Bllo\'illpJu~ tlllngmorur-. It uaumu too much to be u -. u This -llnpmea of the statement mule by certain ootmrs-ntlve prints, and to tho oect that the American: If!` not eager {or ouumcrcial union. Cnmdiun pgpon will but onough to do to speak Accurately on Account o! the ( `nnndlun people. ' I nc Mlcnlglmlcli. I unuoruunu. are utrongly In favour of commercial unlnn, and It would In no small gain 39 u: tn he come mono clululy allied in (rule rrlutic-no to to prulporoul a community. The army of Cancun houu ollclnll onboth dtlnol the river ooulal In dhhanclod without urionu loan to the manhood an-l character 0! either action And the unpleusnl clivcniun 0! par- inl into trunk: and grip-nu-kn brought tn an . .0! Ru-_ ugh J0hl|I'.o|: Iuuth upon a holiday. poplo In hit travel: I: proulolu to the ponpl lion. now much diqcuu w an unTsn w-mom II :4`-::::guNhhd only Thank; '35.. ASHLEY, Ponulnr Shirt Mnker. AD\`D.'l|'I`TI-l)lI.V1 !I. for four man. once: we [nun mm V . Put (our Hun. ouch nu mm: luuruon vortourllumnr-H . loop: but ucntcoaucutln do an Iuhooqlom. Ina .:. .. Iun boar Juhuquutlu . . M . .. Io NIllL'nf lgih """" "V!-H UIIUUVHIIVII III hr!-awocou ....u.....::3 " Nolloaot In. 11 and ho uchullcovhgu V Ol hwhl notices in nnadlnn column: an clum- Gill. LII IIIOI "W7 VIII! II llehuuutl. In column an clw'I THE DAILY WHIG. ......... \ ` Tn sums : w 1 . u..uu u "3..?..`.'."a$:.`.'.`f..';" 5.774;" or III nzunu I-In vxnc. .s'Il0L'Ll) [IE PRIV.-1T . nth and lo lntorung Nu oplo by writing` up his hu- ruimu people. Touching I quot- . dips.-uuod publicly. be said : "Tho Mlchigancloru. I undoncuul. no nnnlv in Inn-mar nl nnnunnnnl-I nnhm 1.\':'o).'.Ii.4 f1(2.\? `oi']..\71't.*1;. .3 u1:ktc]_.?' ANNOUNCEMENTS. At the New Tailoring Establishment where y ou cannot fail to be thoroughly sntlsed in lem'in[.&)cyour order for n Nobby Suit. The Latest aligns and choicest Pattern: to choose It-om. Wol made and trimmed. Gunmnteod n mf-clam: lit at ' " Ops /er pcr Orbal ukkIc].\' sL'.\ 1'l.IIl.\' r. I-v lllll UIIC \Ul\l' IISIIIIIBI ~en neiglnlmru. (`amt pmrerleu -a sl the United via annexed tolhe l'niu-cl 10]! nnu-nr nr innnnm. 6.. "I Ullll. .lllIJl'X'l nil` {number the I ......o.....- -I,,.._ l.. 99 .. W I " $5 ;`:,.,.. p `l"0fg' W . a ,5 :.`' nuucxc l.UllI(' L lllU.`I| r-wvr iullucnce in -fuestiuus vitally at u prosperity than if nu-uul tn tlm .u-mu ;;.r.;.;;.1.;. :1... Ill UI "l'l'5I[_\' [K3 , mlmit that .. o|.- o--:;l' 1`, \-\' n In ml \`(x'IlI ` " (A phuu pan-nt aim`) and in proof II._y III." II ` the great `THE R1TlSH Hm: the best nsaort.mentofBalbrlgan Under wear. Hoslofy. Gloves, Sou-ts, Umbrellas. Col- lars. Handkerchiefs. &c.. for men. at Cash Prices. imported direct for our own trade. Gentlemen can depend on. getting Rellnble nndn fv-nun ' llllulll lllall {Arid `(In- opponent. !2!!!F!~!! SHRED; , \ ` . ` Saliubary in nowendenvouring to coerce the Irish into abandoning the ri ht of aa- sombllngg in public meeting. and .\ acdonnld ? in tap: ing._upon the Mauitubains for trying to built a ruxlwny which they need. _ nvryiulll III! I ;m1l.t9LI,1`1xn:a. 1 Qnnnnrv in run \,I Iunqv nu!!!- bnl thirty-three kegs of beer were con- sum by 1,000 people who` attondgd the anarchist ic-nic on Sunday. It in ,clear that snare y in Chmgo In not what _it need * to . VA,_g_f_ k_._, .. .. 1:, . yenf. NIQW I orx ncram. If the Thistle is good enou' h to take away the cup it will be cheerful y surrendered. Its loss will only spur us on to build a yacht aniciently fustllo bring it back again next Chicago News. l\.I._ .L:._._. n AIIC I` No? York Herald. YIAL_ 'I'L!_;I 0 nay. THE PLLAUE FURNISHINH STORE