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Bm,â€"-How fiercely I am attacked in those two letters by Mr. Mc’l‘aggart and Mr. Cuth- “2‘ bertson~well, let the war go on. M r. iv]: Unthbertson has in his possession a number ru of war-clubs, and spends a good deal of his, l“ t'me in \Varoclnb exeu iss. Now, perhapsi iii he will find out that he is not so skillful in u. newspaper war as he is in the foresaid exer- w cise. 1n the name of common sense I ask .‘ ‘why is he so very verbose ? I had not got :1! ball through his letter when 1 came to the ai conclusion that I had before me a real .exhi- g: bitiou of Verbosity on the Rampage. Now 19 I assure Mr. C, that in coping with me his 1" verbOIity will avail lim nothing. Mr. U. a does not deny that heexamined Miss Angus S classes‘in lessons that they had never reach- ii ed. heaven admits it. Mr. C. says: “Still ii 1 found that several of the scholars in this t class read even the new lesson too quickly.” a New I say that Mr. C. falsifies. I main- t tain what I first stated. “that not one in g the Junior Second was able to read a single 1: sentence of the'lesson that Mr. C. persevera’ 0 ed in examining them in. \Vhat is the use ,‘i of Mr. C‘s 'qnibbling ? He’ does not deny ‘ that the pupils did poorly ; even Mr. Mc- t 'I‘aggart does not deny_ this. The letter i says : “the result reflected no discredit on. : the industry and ability of the teacher." 1 ()n whom then did it reflect discredit ‘3 0n 1 i 1 Mr. C. of course ; Mr. C. evidently takes mnsiderable stock in tale-bearing. _I\'oticv, 4 Mr. Editor. how he takes for granted that everything that Us been told him about me is: true. Mr. C. says that he was informed about some mendacions statements which Mr. Mcllae had beenhnllkiug about him in reference t I his public fibrk. Mr. C. does not make it known what the statements. were. Now I think that when Mr. 1‘). uses so strong a term as ‘mendacions statements,’ he should not leave us in ignorance as to what he means. I am not aware that 1 said to anybody that Mr. 0. had been the mouth- iece of Mr. Mali, but I did say that I be. ieved the plan on which Miss Angus’ school was examined had been pro-arranged by Mr. ‘ C. and Mr. McT. Mr. C. says. “I think Mr. Mcllae would profit by iloo'king up the meaning of the word remonstrate.’.’ New, 1 would inform Mr. G. that I know the mean- ing of the word remonstrntc or any other word quite as well. ay, and even better, than hlr. C ; and I wish Mr. C. to look up the meaning of the word caucus and find whether he is making a proper use of it or not. Ipusitively assert that I never once left my own house. to meet any person or persons for the purpose of saying anything about Mr. C. or hearing anything said almnt him._ Of course I have often happened to express freely 'my op'nious about Mr. 0.; and I know well that Mr. C. has often hap. pencd to express freely his opinions about me. I feel. however. above saying that 1 was told of Mr. ". having said this thing, that thing anthc other thing about mo. 1 regard it as quite an insignificant matter - what Mr. C. may or may not' think about me. l‘have spoken of Mr. C’s verbosity and shall now refer to his ludicrous use of words. Mr. C. in one of his selltencw uses the following words, “in which article Ms- lae makes some of the most childish and nntruthful statements I have ever been charged with." “Charged with statements." “’hat an expression 1 Does Mr. C. ms: to say that Mcllae makes some of the most childish and nntrnthful statements that Ir. n s t , J,-__.__.1 nu;"| untilzinu ' If To the Editor of Tun Wooovxum Anvucnn: C. has ever been charged with making 2 f If I; this is what he means. I would “8k Wh" charged him with making them? Mr. C. states that Mcllae says he, MI”- Uu displ: Y- ed the ignorance of the children. Now, “displayed the ignorance of the children," in Mr. C'e. own expression. not McRae's. McRae says, “exposel the ignorance of the children.” Which of the tw0 expresswns is light. McRae’e or Mr. Cuthhertson's 3 We find Mr. C. using the following specimen of amhignou language, “Believe In” ,MI‘. Editor. the children did answer aJe'w, Mr. Mellae himself tried a few. and whcrc' both failed I (lid heln them out of the difficulty." “"mt does Mr. 0. mean by the word ‘tried?’ and what does he meuuhy the Word ‘l'niled I" Mcllae failed in nothing, hn‘. Mr. C. failed and miserably failed as regards ‘echolnrship. “‘hutfl allude to I shall make known fur- ther on. Mr. C. says, “does McRae ques- tion whether or not I have a right to show how smart l am." New Melina does not question Mr. C’s. tight to show himself as smart or as stupid as he pleases. Mr. G. makes a great arlo in asserting that a visitor i has a right to examine a school. No one I ‘ know has asserted that a visitor has not such a right. llut as Mr. C. Inhlu‘s such a fuss about it Lash hnn is he really evinwhll school visibr? Let him exmnino well the uwaning of the word clergyman; let him find out. whether a student on missionary prohntion is a clergyman ; and let him tum un thiun 206 of the School Law. I think that. when he “3:: done all this he will find the law requires to he stretched a little be- fore he (Mr. (3.) can fines for a school visitor. I have said that Mr. (I. in examining Minn Angns’ school failed as regards eeholnrshi ; lslludcd to‘tlie following fncts: While hilt \liBEOIl‘l‘l 0! ‘I'III RAHPAGB. C. was putting some at rilias Anuua’ pupils thrmltzll a Spelling cxcrcisc ho guc out. the .wowl ‘arctic‘ : now this word should be pro- ‘ nmmccd ark-tik ; but Mr. C. pronounced it ar-tik. The word arctic is derived from the Greek wn‘il nrktns, A hcnr, being what. the (lrccks mllml tlm grcni. northern constclh. tinn. But Mr. C. snigl Hm arctic WM (lo- rivcd (mm the Latin \vord mtna a circle. Now it has no relaiinn wlmlcvor to the Latin word arms; and Mum docs notmem a circle ; it means a tint. I defy Mr. 3. l0 point out in the WM 3 of any Latin nutlmr :1 single (image in which artna means a circle. B M). In coming to a oloae quotes J no. Stewart Mill. Now It must be that Mr. ('. ism mnnom‘oniac in his love of quoting John Rowan Mill. When he is talking. when he is preaching. when he in oatina. and when he is betting the «it with his ‘n~ dorona war-clubs. he is ever noting ohn Stewart Mill. lunreally sic of honing @orrcapoudcum KIRKFIELD. him quutu John Stawart Mill; can he not note some otliet nuthor ? my (hr instance, .imhinwl. l shsll nuw attend -to Mr. Mo- Tamart. Mr. Me I‘. seems ‘to be very in- dignant at being charged with another false- hood and says, “From this we wuuhl infer that some othur falsel‘mfnhhad preceded this I... I...“ Mr. Me“: pol-crunches seem to have In very obtuse all at once. In his care dence of the 14th inst. Mr. Mc’l‘. any: is true they Were asked a number of tione and put. through a. certain muti Work previnnsly arranged and prepare contained in a programme which the be held in his hands.” Now. anyone re the foregoing words wool-l conclude the expression routine of work. mean the werk done. Now if it means n1 work «lunoit must include in its 111: ‘ school. All that Mr. lMc'l‘. may say about .‘sdmire whatever he hears Mr. 0. say. be it ........ ”J ._._._.,, , _ tually manage to get up without any assistâ€" ance that Wonderful article of which he feels so very proud. Mr. Mc'l‘. talks of a. certain condition under which he w0uld leave the drum. Now, Mr. Editor, do not by any means let him leave the arena; keep him here while any two parts of him hold toâ€" gather. \ir. Mc’l‘. tries to make it appear that I wmdd not let Mr. O’Neill take part in examining my school, and that I snubbed him when he wished to do so. Now 1 say that nothing. I said to Mr. O’Neill was in- imided for a snub. In the afternoon Mr. O’Neill did not come to the school house until I had got through a very large art of the progrannncof the exhibition, am then Mr. O‘Neill urged me to hurry [through so that the last oi the entertainment might come off before the time he had fixed to go home. I think this sufficiently explains why in the afternoon: of the 6th iust., Mr. O‘Neill was not invited to examine my this will fail in prejudice against me so sen- sible a mun M Mr. O’Neill. Mr. McT. seems quite shocked that 1 should' find fault with Mr. Cuthbertson. Now whollis Mr. C. that I should not censure him when he does what is wrong, and ridicule him when he says what is foolish? But Mr. HOT. will ever so foolish. Mr. C. on the 7th inst... while advising Miss Augus' pupils as to how they should spend the vacation, said : “It is generally a time of relief to parents when they get rid of the noisy company of their children ; so scholars, I advise you to spend of your vacation as much time as you can in the fields and woods ; in the fields and woods rumble, )lay, and entberries ; and when you start out to enjoy yOurselvcs steal A little sugar ; nay, steal a good lot of it. for you wi ‘ find it very good for you.” This advice Mr. Mc’l‘. regarded as a grand specimen of wisdom. That he did so was evulenced by the broad, upprobntivo grin that adorned _his ruddy face. I might mention that a certain little boy did take Mr. (2's advice ; he stole some sugar on the very first day of the vacation. â€" .-“ Aâ€"n DSullivan. Malcolm. Ontario. writes :â€" “ l have been gelling Dr. ’l'lumms‘ Eclrclric Oi! lor some yum-a, and have no hesitation in saying that it hm; given lmuor satisfaction than any otlwr mmlucino 1 how: rvm‘ sold. 1 consider it the only pntvnt modicino t‘lmt cures more than it is rccotnmumlml to euro." 'l‘lm Peterboro ’l’imm hm: d'nmwl u now dress and is printed on superior mpm'. Tho ’l'imrn now can compete (M’urnb y with (my county paper. We wish the proprietor con- tinued success. Pub/iv Sprul'rrn. Actor: mid Vmwliats find. and mm that Dr. ’I'Immns' Erlm'lric Oil re- lien-.3 imal'sonufla and irritation in the thumb hottur than ruinmlios specially mlvortixanl to to rclicvu that dillicull‘y. 'I‘his Uil mm a wide acopa, since it cunts cxtornnl hurts. coma. sum-II. (rust-bites, piles. and a vmiuiy of other nnhmlihy cumlltinna. -A [’11an Edward County fnrmor writes thnt he has found' unrhulntu of limo in hu M good as l’m-in green or lmmlnn pnrpln in « outrnying potato hnutlns. A law pounds dusted [mm a dred ing hm! is enough fur mu new at pntntnns. "m mom widuly this is known the hottor, for them has hncn nu anoh terror added to farm lilo of Into yumm as tho introductnm of deadly nrsenicnl puiunna into daily use. The mlmhur of man: in which human or other animal life hug hean lmt through various use of Paris groan in amldon- ing, and ths Worst uf it is the cmunltiua in- cmmo as tho pnhlin becomes funilinrizod with the handling of the poison. The pnhlin will have lhomntho pom of the l‘htmlwook fitool 'l’c-n (‘03:: maka, and all stations“ are ready to supply theny ‘ Nlmmmm sheep >lmve ilieen killed £n Fonolon by dogs. ' Joxm MCRAE. fl mull Iluluuu nun"-.. ._gr 7 , in the towmilu'p of Gavan, WM lit Friday morning put in the (lock et'Linds .y. u on a. charge of insanity. lle hell been mun eriug sheet the streets all night. and haul by some means fallen into the river. Shortly after being put in the lockup‘ he set fire to hie‘ straw hot. which in turu‘igmteil the sides of cell. As soon as the fire was discovered the brigade turnell out and extinguished it, not, however, until the cell was considerably hurneii. null E;lestcn was somewhat scorch- ed and nearly suffocated. He ie quite A well to «lo former in Gwen, owl has friends there ' to whom he was sent by the noon trdu by the chief constables. Now that the semen of summer complaints is up ranching. every individual should be gnarl ed by a proper remedy. The most pleasant. safe. and speedy cure (on diarrhoea. cholera morhns, dysentery. cramps. cholic, nausea, and all hon/cl oomnlnintS. is that old reliable medicine, Du. '1‘ owwus Ex'nmc on: “71”) S'riuwnemw. All dealers supply it at 37; cents per bottle. An informal meeting was called at the Benson Home, Lindsay, to meet Mr. Proc- tor, of the firm «of Proctor it Mclnnes, of: Hamilton, to discuss the proposal to estnh- , lish a. cor factory in Limlsrw. The mayor, Mr. Grace, Mr. McLenusn, Col. Deacon nnrl' other gentlemen wmo present. Nothing ‘ tangible was decided on. The proposed company are said to be askingss inducements to bring such an industry here, a. free grant of land upon which to erect workshops, and exemption from taxes for a number 01 years. Momma. do not drug your children with poneonous opiates, in the form of Soothing Syrup; when one bottle of DR. FOWLER'S EXTRACT or “711.0 STRAWBERRY will alloy all irritation of the stomach and bowels in. cideut,to teething. It is pleasant, mild, and harmless, and is a positive specific for eVery ‘ i form of summer complaint. All druggists" Ma'mn’ka. d0 not drug your ponsonous opiates, in the for: Syrup; when one bottle of I EXTRACT 01? Wm; STRAWBKR ail irritation of the stomach cideut‘to teething. It is plea: harmless, and is a positive apq fprm of autumn complaint. sell it at 37; cents per bottle. A man namgd Quilrew Egleson, sum 3. STEVENSON. BUTGHERS, POULTERERS; 0! \monmeE, ONT. Having commenced business in our new shop, we beg to announce to the publ lie generally that we are prepared to supply FRESH MEATS of all kinds in their season at. reasonable prices. Customers leaving their orders with us will waive prompt at- tention. Our waggnn will call tri-weekly at Bolsover, Kirkfield, Victoria Road and Cambray. Parties in the village will be supplied daily at their houses. TERMSâ€"CASH, WEEK LY. “’e are prepared to pay the highest rice for good conditioned SHEEP P CATTLE, HIDES, SKINS, c. Worth their T315 INCOMPARABLE Medicine has secured for itself on imperiehablc femc throughout the World for the alleviation and euro of most dioceses to which humanity is heir. purify. regulate and improve the quality of the Blood. They assist the digestive or. guns, cleanse the increase the secretory puwurs of the Liver, ln‘ncu tho nervous system, and throw into the circulation the purest Elements luv sustaining mul rupturing the frame. Thousands of persons hsvo testified. that bv their 1150 alone they have been restored to hbalth and. strength; after every other moans had proved un- auocorsml. \VHHn. fuumlimulunhlu in ovary [Imm- hoM in tho cure of Open Sous, Hard ’1‘ unmur a. BAD LEGS, OLD WOUNDS, DUUGHS I -ll ()olIIs Sum ’IIIIImIa, Bronchitis, IIIIII IIII (Iisou'lum uI IIIII "IIIImII mu! (‘Iwat. «a Man hunt, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII hvrufulu, MINI «my kind of Skin lIiauusII. M llllllf.ll!t|ll‘fid only III PI‘III'MIIIIII‘ l[0I.LO' wu’u EHIIIIIIIRIIIIIBIIL, 533. (LYNNE!) S'l‘lkl'll'l'l‘, LONDON. «ml sold at In. MIL. 9.4. 011. 43. Q6" Ha . 223., and 33.1. mmh “mt mui Put. and Ill (‘amulu M. 36 (mum, 90 cunts. Ilul 8”“) cents, and tho lurgur aims in prmmrtiuu. w CAUTION. I heve no aunt in the Uni ea Stetee, nor are my Me 41- elnu no a there rurehe ere ehould therefore look to the Lube on the rote nd Bozo-.1! the eddreee he not 638, xterd Street London, they ere eru- olnu sold there. rumba thoroforo look to tho um ml Boxes. 1! tin «arm 1$3qu Strut. London, m r o I. riots. , . . 'I‘he ’l‘ndo Mark: M my said Medicine: are rogiatoyed in Ottawa. and nho M Wuh- ington. 85mm! THOMAS HOLLOWAY. 633, Oxford Street, London. 8(1)]. 1, 1880. AND OINTMENT. ‘, cleanse tlw STORAGE and BOWELS, THE PILLS Weight in Guld ! whn lives hig heat cash and John Ham. Credit P.O., says 3â€"“ His shoulder wu a lame for Lune months that he could not raise his band to his head. but by the use of Dr. ’l'homaa‘ Ecleclrlc Oil the min disap ared, and although three month: has elupsm , be In: not had 5n attack of i: 'since.“ Picture Framlng‘ ROSEWOOD AND GILT .' T0 CONSUMPTIVB$~ \Voodville, May, 1881. -‘ 'vâ€"v-â€"v The advertiser, having been permuwntly cured. of that dread. disease. Consumption, by a simple remedy. is anxious to make known to his fellow-swan" the moms of cure. To all who dosjrejt he Will send a. I f’z’clm'es Weatly Mamet! ULIIU- 4‘: u-- .vâ€". _- H , c'opy of the prescripfipn used. (free of charge ) with the (“reckons for preparing and mum; the same, which they willgflnd a sum; 0mm mu Consent-non, Aswan, Bnoucm'ns, ago: _ ’ 1'” -__Bll Unusual-nu vâ€"v. Parties wwiahing the prescription twill please address, Rev. E. A. WILSON, 194 Penn St, \Villiamaburgh. N. Y. MRME N. B. CAMPBELL. only aumonzm ugnu m “m w--- TORONTO REAPERS AND mowsns, OSHAVIA ‘CHAMPICN’ REAPERS mowsas. O-~kfi.n:,_n‘Qn n1- Wilkinson," Combination, and Whyte Patent Ploughs, M©ULIING EWEN N. M’LEAN. adults. l have just received what. I claim to Iunu In. W'- New We men-rel! “flaunt-"MN“ M“°‘”°"m SPRING AND HAIR All Machines warranted to give satisfa .\\v m1\IL‘ l \Vnmlvillo‘ May ISSL CHARGES MODERATE. Luann. uvav v v- __.___ “THâ€"E- BEé'I' moi FURIFYIIG TOIIG II THE mun. Sample name. 106: 'l’. IIIBIJBI 8: M. m m mom leak! . Wu doaim to on“ tho anemia“ of the Fanning Mill, nuw lwiug manufactured at A WRITTEN GUARAN‘TEE THAT OUR MILL IS ALL -It will take out Wild Unts penecu: It is n [wrfm‘t cleaner. nml clmll'cr. a. perfect sample of Mar out all (.m-klo, (‘lmss mnl otlwr foul seeds, making is a must )lorl‘uct aqiarn‘zor. and will separate all the large kemls from shrunken grains. it is wry rapid in its action. It separates all kinds of souls. and if Data and Penn, or Timothy «mil Clm’er need are mixed t llwuuuli this Mill. they will come out perfectly separated. It will separatt i‘vns lrnm Inrgu Pena, taking them from the chat)" in the most perfect llonoy lmpmwil Fanning Mill and Separator. is acknowledged by I ’ ‘ - ' YA- In]. A Tm The'ggsim'Mill Ménufactu-red In And iwproof of this shun having them in use. 'I ynumlvoo. and, we f HANDSOMB EBIWJNGBS, sons AND Bed-Room Sets, Chairs, Tables 8w Speciaifllggpcements For Cash n \I" nm1\l‘l_' A'I‘ ”‘11,“. “’AREP\I)OB‘S' VVHITE. BBQ, " mmssme "mm +_ Wm“,- â€"â€"IN ALL STYLES-â€" ' UNDERTAKING P. S.â€"â€"The B. CAMPBELL. only authorized CALL AND INSPECT MY 0mm: ‘Wfll it this anon “Moment, we cut furnish abundant Mum: _ and me It {1 n “no. 0 intended purchasers we veal and, we feel confident you will be entirely they are repmontod. (1 say, come ntisfied 9.1M they are, a“ and WOODVXLLE ONTARIO. 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