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From the Montreal “Witness" we take the following short review of the late Emperor‘s life 2-â€" “,The birth of the Emperor William carries us back to the beginning of the career of Napoleon Bonaparte. Five years before the Em- ~w~_ L‘ ........ n- a-vu‘â€" pol-er was born the German Emperor and the king of Prussia had detennined to stamp out the French revolution and restore the King of France. In 1797. the year of the birth of the Emperor. Austria consented to a. humiliating treaty and Prussia hm! two years before been compelled to sue for peace. principally through the genius of Napoleon. The vcar of the Emperor's birth was that of that of the ascension of his father. Frederick William the Third. to the throne of Prussia. His mother. tho - Il-\'uv v- - -_-v.._--. beautiful and noble-minded Louise, of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, was, perhaps. the greatest personal sufferer from the ex- treme humiliation to which Germany was reduced by the French Emperor. When Prussia was prostrate and the King was in despair she madeh personal appeal to Napoleon, who answered by heaping fresh humiliations on her and IN slandenng her in the most horrible way. Though the king was subjugated. the German people were not, and the noble manner in which the Queen suffer- ed her great wrongs aroused the pa~ tnotic feelings which had been inspired in the German people by Frederick the Great and the German thinkers of his day. so that when Napoleon began his retreat from Moscow. there sprang up a great popular determination to deliver their country. The alliance of Prussia. Austria and Russia and the great battle at Lelpsic followed, resulting in the overthrow of Napoleon. The Emperor William had been taught to wield a sword almost before he was out of his cradle. His earliest and almost- only‘ training was that of a soldier. When a 1 boy of sixteen he was in the campaign of 1818. From 1815 down to the end of the reign of Frederick William IV.. the people of the German states wereengag- ed in a long struggle with their various aovereigna for constitutional libertv and many efiorts were made at consolidating the Empire without weakeninu the rule of the variom princes. Prince William, the brother of the King. was the opponent of all popular liberty and in 1848. when Berlin was the scene of a great popular outbreak he would have cleared the streets with artillery had he been allowed. King Frederic William surrendered to his people and Prince William fled to England for refugee. While in England he seemed to imbibe liberal political ideaa and to undergo a complete change of opinion as to the popular mode of government. It was hoped that his accession Would be a great augmentation to popular liberty in Yru'ssia.‘ Never were. hopes more com- pletely misplaced. Ho crowned himself ,iu 1861 King by divine right. lumpito 'ut' the oppositionol' the people and their representatives, he 1'! - wganizml and greatly strengthened the army. Helm-o he. had been a year on the throne he. haul called to his aid a man who was nutml [or his coutcmptof the, people and for his unscrupulous methods of oluaiuiug whatever he conceived to he in the in- terests of the King. Now with the. a»:- sistanco of Bismarck aml You Moltko he created the great military system of Prussia with which they smashed Austria and France. how they added Danish mnl Austrian provinces to Prussia. separated Austria from Germany. and made Prussia the head of tho (‘wrmau states. how they secured the commmul of the armies of the various Gonna“! stutm liy RCt‘l'l‘l’ treaty. and then. having “unwell the prido and euthusinum of lmlh Princes and people by a great triumph. eoumli- ‘lfliOtl tho German Empire. secured (or tho kings of Prussia the Empororship of the whole. how they hare since. solidified the umpire, auln'lued the struggles ol tho people for liberty. struggled with the Clunch of Rome and rooted out the. Socialists ; how they have separated JOSEPH J. CAVE. Pnornlmn. FRIDAY. MARCH 16. mom»: mm mm. ADVII’IISING um t Children Cry for nut-l on on. at. uv|.oouooo o... g... .00 o o-~- an. In a... .n on unsunuuuo and Influenced their foreign enemies and strengthened their country by great alliances and have raised the German Empire to the highest pitch of power are matters which have become familiar to all news- paper readers. It was generally hoped that what William I had done for the military and political power of Germany. his son Frederick William. the Crown Prince. a liberal. noble‘minded man. would do for her domestic interests. Their hopes seem destined to be detent- ed by the early death of the new Em- peror. To the people of liirktield and vicinity be it known that on and after Satunlny next. this village will enjoy a slmosliup. Mr. R. McIntosh. of “'omlvillo opens out how on Saturday for the nmnufac- cure of all kinds of Boots and Show. He put )oses introducing a large stock of rem v-mades shortly. For work in his line you should give him a. call. Holloway’s Pills.â€"â€"IIealth or Wealth. -â€"No sane person would hesitate an in- stant in the choice between these two conditions. Now is the season to se. cure the former, either by restoring or confirming it. These Pills expel all impurities from the system which fogs. foul vapours. and variable temperatures engender during winter ; this medicine also acts most wholesounely upon the skin by disgorging the liver of its accu- mulated bile and by exciting the kid- neys to more energetic action : it in- creases the appetitc for food and strengthens the digestive process. The stomach and liver, with which most dis- orders originatc. are fully under the control of these regenerative Pills. which not very kindly yet more efiiciently on the tenderest bowels. This powder never varies. A nmrvel of put- ity. strength and wholesomunnss. More economical than the ordinary kinds. and can- not be sold In competition with the multitude of low test.‘ sfliort .wojght nluu1_ or phosphate A By-lmv to close up and sell a portion of the trespass road on lot (i in the 11th collqcssign of the Township 2f '1‘ lmyah. The Corporation of the- Township of Thorah hereby enacts that from and alter the final passing of this llv-law. all that portion of tho trespass road on lotli in tho llih concession of the. said Township of Thorah lying: lwtwvcn the western limit of a deviation of the said trespass road (which said deviation is established and donned hv By-law No. 4 of tho year 1887 passed hy tho said Corporation of 'l‘horah on the lat day of October. A. I). 1:487.) and the 'l‘alhot river-4m and tho same is horolw (‘losod up and no lonuor to he used or cons-idvr. ed a Puhlic Highway of the said Town- ship of 'l‘horah. szilérsr." Sold bulv i3 czuis. ROYAL BAKING .'owm-;u Cu.. 106 Wail s:.. x. Y. And it is further enacted that. the heroin dcxcrihod portion of trespass road so closed up. may ho sold to tho pl")- priotor of the hind lying mlpicont to the some for the sum of twonty~livo dollars provided that if the propriotor of tho mljncont land shall not. within tho space of one your from tho dato of tho linnl passing of this lir-hur. oomplcto tho purclriso of tho horoin dosorilwd portion of trospass road by tu-i'cptingvonwymwo of tho some and paying tho prioo horoin set forth. thou. and in that. mwo it only he lawful for tho. Corporation of 'l‘homh lo soll tho 91mm! to any othvr porson for twentydiro dollars. or any grcntur sum. And it is inrthor mnlotol that tho Roevo lmnnd ialiorchy authorized on hohnll' of tho Corporation to (‘Xi'ClltO o (‘onvoyanmn on tho nforosnid tornm. of tho horvin dowrilaod portion of road and (‘ano tho Soul of tho Corlmrution to ho allixcd thoroto. Hm‘vo. Notion is lwrolw uiw‘n ”mt. thv ulmw By-lnw will be taken intu mnsiJvrutinn with a View to the final passing: thereof at 11 meeting of tho ('mum-il nf 'l‘horah to he held in the Town Hall at Bonvortml \m Saturday the 14th day of April. A. l). 1888 at 1 o‘clock. p. m. Pltcher'o Gastorla. Township of Thom/7. $5.:an m <>ruua otparfiufi Absoiuteiy Pure. By-LAW N0. 2 OF 1838. KIRKFIELD: Ammxmm Mr“ \E. ‘ 0.. (honor. Sun". Township Ciexh E FarmersLMarkets. \VOODVILLE MARKETS. Ft“ Wheat... . .....3 ( Spring Wham. .. .. Aranocta When .. lint-10).. . . Outs ..... .. Pants. Blacks) a Pans” Butter ..... ... Eggsuh-ush)........... ......... Potatoes ....... ......................... HIV ...... ....... .. . .... ........... Pork. Boot. Turkeys. perlb” (mesa, perlb ......... .... Ducks” )ol'lb. Chickens wr lb gloverfioos - ...-u..." ......... ...6‘ {‘ ~o-u.-.. o sill-...Iu! .....u...-..---- 'W --.n- ........ . 31min (péé '1'»{{.in ......... 4_ Tilnotlly...'..“ l-‘lnx........... OTICE 1s hereby given that applica tion will be made by the Corporations of the Township of Thoml. and the Village of Beaverton to the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontaiio. at its present Session. for an Act enabling the said Corporations to pass by-laws and issue debentures of_ the said Corpor- ations, in accordance with the terms of an agreement made between the said Corporations. on the 2nd day of Feb- ruary. 1888, to pay and retire 825.000 balance of debentures falling due on the 1st day of July, 1883, under a by-law of the said Township of Thorah. as then constituted. passed on the 20th day of June, 1868. for the purpose of aiding the Port Hope. Lindsay and Beaverton Rail- way Company, by giving 850.000 to the Company by way of bonus, and author- izing the issue of debentures therefor. Such new debentures to mature in twenty years at furthest from the said 1st day of July. 1888. Provided that the by-laws authorizing the issue of the said new debentures shall conform to and comply with the provisions of sec- tion 340 and the following sections of the Municipal Act. except that it shall not be necessary to obtain the consent of the electors to the passing thereof. ALEXANDER McRAE. Reeve of Beaverton. Dated this 3rd day of Feb., 1838. -ND'HGE T0 BREEITORS.â€" VHE Creditors of Mrs. John Cameron. hito n! _ tho City ul 'l‘m'onto, Out. and I‘urumrly of the Village of llmvorton. (\nhu-in. \vi-lmv uhu unused) who died on or about thu 4th day of Felt. nutty. 13‘“. are humhy required m smnl to E. Timlnlu. Beavevton, (hit, cxacutor tor thu estatu of tho said Mrs John Cnnwron. deceased. an or about the 8th (lnyul April. 15%;. their chrix‘tinu and sun-muno address»; and (loscri- tion with lull particulars and of pmul ut claims and S‘i‘tfl‘ mums of thuir llt‘t'OlllltS llllIl security qif any) liuld by thum. and null”: is hereby givuu that after the said 8th day of Mull. Hi“. the suit] executor will proceed tn distribute the assets of the said duct-mun] among the parties untitled thorutu. hinting Imam! only '0 tho clnims of which im shall ham hwl untim) and the said eXucutor will not he li:\lr.o fur tlm tum-ta nr any part thumn! tn nny pursuit ur pt-ramu uf who-n chum or uliilus llIl shuli lll‘fhlu'u nutlco at tho timu ut such distrihutmn. 'l‘ho shop nmv ovcupiml Ivy Mrs. McDowell. \‘mmm. in March. Apply (0 MRS. l). DAVIDSON. Denvunon. Fnln'um-y 82%. In“. qnnu. 1m" lmt 163ml (hnconiun 'l‘mnnhip of 'l‘lmruh.(-nnhnnim: 1m Iwrm. Inur v or luau. «wt-My flvv m-rm .»lvm'ml mu] umlnrmlltn‘ntlun. I ~ 2.4 \wll ulnlvl‘clruiuml l-‘rumn helm, :uxif». 5mm“. 3:54". ulm (MW hyru mm shois. "kw.“ l-‘umm "mum. ::;:mul Wong nnl l'urivmu yunng nwlmnl. 'Q'I‘I'IIIH In suit pul‘c' um ' . For [urllmr Fl mun "mum. :3 gm“ nwlmnl. 'Q‘vl'nmlu lurciculm's apply to Farm For Sale ! 'Thnmh. Mnrrh 1611). IR“. Since I fin I it impossible to Collect n lingo, amount at nn outstanding debts, I be" to announce that fioni this (liite 1 will do no repairs or give. Plough or other Castings on Credit. much lat. '88 Benetton Foundry; NOTICE. Mrs. JOHN CAMERON, Executor. Dated at llunvcrluu this 6th any of March Notice to the Pub/1'0, mat... ... ......8 074 76 Whom": To 73 aWhenLE; .. 50 75 .............--.. 35 37 ...... .....h..." 05 ‘15 . W45) 59" s. pct-lbw 8 9 part!) ......... 5 porlb 'l erb .. u... ........ .. . 5 . Alsikeuwer bushm) ......... 4 50 5 ..l 00 x! ......... ..2 50 ‘3 BEAVERTOX MARKETS. TO RENT! ling FOR SA LE. GEO. I". BRUCE. DECEASH l). WM. SMITH. .‘IM‘L .\. HELL. leave of Thumb. E. TKSDALH. ()u Um promises. ESPRING ANNOUNCEMENT. The times are hard and money close and to meet this unusuai (onditiou of fillings we. l‘ave placed our Goods at the Lowest. Pos>ible Figures computable with Good Material and Work. We are now engaged on Spring Work and our Stock which we announced last week 15 now on our shelves for inspection. “'0 have an elegant mortuwut iu â€"â€"SPRI!\'G SUITINGS and OVERCOATINGS» Scotch, English. Irish and Canadian Tweeds, â€"Dncks, Cottonades, Moleskins. Corduroy! 8.0 ,â€"â€"- Beuverton. March lst. 1888. : Don’t forgot this Great Sale us we mean to close out stock E before lst. of March. See our {Strip Muslin at. Bots. per yard. i â€"â€"â€"y:n'd wide. )otton. Sets. per yd. and all other Goods (luring } this sale cheaper than the cheapest. All Gcods purchased from me to be made at home will be found cheaper than elsewhere and will be cut Free of Charge. DRY GOODS at and below Whole- A Large Stock of Furs to be Sold at an Immense Reduction. Cans, all kinds at Half Price. Hats, Hard and Soft Felt at Half of Cost Price to 012 at out our stock. Ready-Made Clothing at your own Prices. BOY’S, YOUTHS’ and CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, Cheap. P. S. All Parties indebted must come and settle at «mce. “TORONTO HOUSE," with some of the umtost things in \\'Ol{S'l‘l".D OVERCOATINGS over ulfercd to the Public of licayertou. Wishing to close out all of our present stock before lst of March, we will offer Leave your order early as tho bnsv season will soon be on and ensure prompt- attention. Remnants in Dressficoods, Tweeds, Linens and Muslins. sale Priceé to Clear but Steak, immmtmoa only gt Tnolua Honwwu's Esnanuuxxr, 78. NE‘V OXFORD STREET, LONDON. N? r _ ‘ rot-ohm" mud look to m hobo: on m loxoo on m n tho odorooo u not no. 0:!“ Ion». mm. {to} on m D. MCNABB. on hand for Overallsâ€"Cheap. A good assortment of .AT. H. LOGAN, v‘ \0‘ BEAVER'I‘ON. Beaveflibm