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County Council at itslate session that this interminable farce, this transpa- rent fraud of imprisoning the poor will never more be heard of in this county and that the poor ill be allowed to enjoy their liberty, Let us do what open season for fishing comineneed on | 38 Monday Jast and largo smbers took > ing bome, after four or five hours ex: ertion, with a fish each, about four or five inches Jong, while the more suc- cessful ones were loaded with the finny tribe.' Whitby carried off the laurels, however, Mr. W Thompson, harness-maker, of that town, captured 19 fine maskimonggiand 2 bass ; while | Batisfaction Mr. J, Davison secured 20 Tonge and 3 | we ott $0. gine the Duidl ot thepoor | ™™ The fish are very plentiful in Tam-| ut. for God sake don't deprive them commendable measures to prevent fishing during the close seison. NR TA The Mowat ring are ab their old| A Tour or Inspecrion.--The past game of counting out opponents, their | - tell tale ballots come bandy when * | they get into a fix, and with them the would-be secret ballot is a transparent farce. The ballot of our local govern went is only a cowardly way of open voting, the government ~eati- always tell how everyone votes and in the matter of a re-count the men behmd business in Port Perry will feel satis- Mr. Kellett and obtain from him all | granting, but its astounds cost ut, fied. The new landlord of the Bt.| necessary informationas to cultivation, | efforts abetted by those 8-1 Gharles is a Toronto man, well known praning &c., which with other valusble and much esteemed for his many good | information was freely given. This eine dogaee a business | innovation introduced by Mr. Kellett |the charch which is the - Ho ins an abund- [in Visiting the various localities annu. | itics. No one can prove ; id's goods and will {ally in order to become fully conver-| I have said or wri 1 ®| spare neither labor nor expense to|sant with the requirements of his | ed against the Oharch wake the Ss. Charles one of the most | numerouspatrons and make a thorough | deed I have incurred fod \eubory | and soups inspection of their |by frequently defending . patronage put forth | already bestowed on these popular service by alleging what and convenience Nurseries, the business of which is so | false and slanderous: accommodation, > ;