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News. a luau-Dr. no"! mum of Public last Wanda on nth“! nan-um we pun (to. on". in shew Nahum Tina, .utisgtAestt$ie John A 3Goionald doe. "gunned”. [Inhabit otBoe only day, In my on’o. in ottawa' can u- .“an . ur-rar, “my reading "W Pint It" rm ottagm corn-pond.“ of no. Te tune 'iu" amt. cow-in Cabinet chime}. II. also: 3 pm of (low. PO " "Wanted intervals, in tho brro, upturn-e. of some day [may comet. A. - “no u not tho sltitue" linden o! Matti-n for his story. Tb Glob-punt. It. Wad tho "has of tho mt Opp-him no my, mom] m watching the Gamma» and keying than from cor- ruptio- n! “In" you. Than- by ntt - tot than mum unit "at; on the 03.9.500- brucbos They do not was 0.0. hr 000. like, " but 00 the blob: mn‘uluo .001 passion will no in!» ho will“! with my position in which any on not" at. country. [at the: renni- " watching and mining." Too much pm... cm .0.me be ne- eovdod Iowan of In. country orgm all thr opp-anon put). tor the automation". III-I which they have - win-n allot l - L, a. Globe to follow is. dur-mi, napkin munch both , pon the Pro- hnrnd 11:“;me Trunk Bdlm‘y. The Guchev'ukmly lost all it: induces wilb that. In former days it simply bud to indicate tho com-u to ho put-Incl, and all an minor 0:3qu " the pony. the "Tir, aunt». and sins-m" of the pack, wwmenp the cry. but. am “hops-0d for our. Country jour. nlun non MOM! now my; all my". to for. opinion- ot their on, island elk-via. then provided for than by to? W. Toronto canto-patty. -------e- -- ---.-_-_ lgqhoohnmmn ublo “It mphnoneompilon any do to try and M In to monetary, it b curtain thot his. " MIMICé “(has Bri. tttin'. "-tmaaete, homo-ad to sub- Init burying-.- lo the comm of smut“ Gnu You”. thqat in“ h. gilt! I. at! and Bush ho flu (Ottawa Eimcs. In“ a.“ to ml». The can treitnudstngtatttm'. Rush-Iii, “in “of“. which. of tho "any of Pub I " ban-um milihrynnd and Inc-(Ila tho Black Sea." Great, Brr Numb! Granville objected, all .tiestedetetttttntttttseo"ld only be (long wilh tho out“ of the othtr pom wumwtioo tothe treaty. Rush in... ttm-tttod to be ready to punk about: an hum-noun! confirm to summation“. sous. triumph "Mien. atait coaxial] "In “Q End-d. . Jb.AngrtnuirHter the 'Feetnaroqst--- “maid-Emai- Much. inhi- - a Fukuoka. totem-val to Mr. Anti“ a 000'th be united In term-u Mmtint'lo' Kim.mly “My hip-ad in whit Mr. Anglia] 11,",,eg,1t,'tttt'iet,1','hr, no" ol thump . .dmmuiowh'nhnp- pant. pen-om tioemmeatC' . . P ltd» mm ' then. paper- In" minnow-mud Mr. Anglia. W. Anglia 1;“de turd“ 'hichho (Ionic- t‘uthoin a mandating O m. omA. tte tNltRPtt,Tyt,t tte.?"" et who W's. Inna: cm TU Tm a.» nupt- up Joel-anion a PM! sud-non.“ new.“ also; hit-dhompoom tho meow on“ tmbnd a. 'beerrtart have done and “but.” “hookup“ slinky-1' t,” with. M “in emu» stamped on.” mdter. Anna is pattrdoa the luck as . hi! “I341 ”brim." 1‘.on in New Bru-iek when, he 'te bou known will In “might! and mm! " tho Ho. . " Mr. Anglia appear”); in ‘ - hsnroprhtv cbcr .cur. mummy, DECEMBER 1, 1870, B. Coin». I D.. Soon“?! AM! of an burn? dc St Irraina"ousg mind-n ”woman. gets, the In $Gafuout atru,e which an try Jun ot -ioes cumming be tonurod into us an.“ “and m Maniacs. in quoted u nu autumn” by up Tomato Globe. “no myopic-tin gut-tuna at In: tau tho C-nuzun 00'0":de pro Iliad " not an amount, to Riel and whammy“ mm. ttod In": mun, anti-whoa any bad no mum» my tn the Sonia West territory am: they In! in Audra; and tho mow. which but in tho like! {WW I th our " dys- d-Ihoeonto-pocwy bushel may 'oogtiudtomti-ittogtr-atqa" the WWW“ it a " numeracy. In at...“ to this an...” gm . a. bu Wu in tho m [ and list opus manner. The, but T drained on not. "an on. occasion an it up - remind. arm din-db 00ml. and mm noon- -ded by M to tho Impvrul ombud- tire. In thou-“union of tho mum», muddnCobm-t maintain " moth in. compact! with that of u: may“: attee-drett of I Punch Candi“: P reroatd-etrirrtu Mom Supra-7&0 ”photon-no with tho do. that A. HEW AIWEIt'1'1saElt'rh m: undo. who which my «and. hm The Globe. may My ope-it, MAIN-ll Momm- ”on: min. This. “hall the not ot its “Heb spoutInGonn-ouz, in had upon . “in... m, um manhunt. ”quota-shag. at of dauphin- 't-huofk.mirrg an opiate- o! their "I. PM” {as the Bowman“, h-,aaMttoet-ly to: 'to may a in on! mummy fall. In» . - - when to no II,- '"Boot no. - - AFFAIRS th MAXI I‘UBA Mit. AXGLIN tnottuetitt-' ghoul-nun: tin-mt“ our! mmundonun- c um it 'eastr"t" hood mnnttiktt-t out chum!- cloth, and Main; " by a, that a u manna chm". Mr the ma r In» bun ecu-don} in thumb. in so than a a... bow m'muln and mum in. aim place to I“ um! order,-m ”of. I th'G‘than say.thc people who. it u h to hoodwmk uni bun, think theot antlers or”, and com. to tho concluiou thst the pointy pursued hi the Government 'tatittu? In", been sum shod one an" all. The bet is. I. no have hater» man ted, that if thorn in on. ttuig more than anu- thee to: which thyme!“ Adntiotstrtuoo duo". the m and :eoobunce of the whole ml. otCanada, iv. u for the mm MP in which, when why-ted to much -urthmn thoashtlou and excited per- son, any w! ttte Manitoha undue“. Tb "uuitim, w. moot precariam ', at the tiatr. will], very {upersmu rrco:ettirod or ttmurqtood bow fullotponil it any A momma Ive-kneel or "cillntion my". end very probsny would have resulted in civil at. but the government met the difBeutty lake new, and not tikeh pr litician who“ eole anxiety " w.“ to win a briefs-d mien: popularity mu. the partrtowttitrtt they iaionged. tho con- ”an” '.e and today, mates-l of being employed in cutting each other'e throne. our fellow euhjecu m Manitoba an anal-- but». at Widenin- in the mo" at l My we: wobble, and. to their I credit. be it spoken hove " tar commuted Wit o 'eetiu-ring untur- in en enlight- ened 093m. which would dew welder communities "s - In thug-mountain", we may well hope thnt lb. inn-m and oumph at tiovoruor Arv,ttttrid, is not, and mll not be without their duo 0600: upon tho poo pk ot “to... AI in, "manhunt the wholo of ttin politic“ war-lays uoided pom-union, and YOU. superior to pen, balconie- tnd and“; a be in the midst of the on“ minimal dob-gm and the moat. ”citing V politic-l amulet never forgot that was duo to known diam, and positm, no Ut In hop. that the. poOpl ower who he non-in- nuthurity. I. 9.- at. th- i-ttet-. ot the [.qu- ttititie.emttktkd to “all. will - all trersemarruosuo and MM helium and pron than-elven worthy of their now It who and ht anttlo tic-patch. gluon an. (no. that tho British Gonrnnonl had Cipro-cod s desiro'lo h we the Aloha. uuhinalnulosl, ml the N. Y. THIN»: Maud with an nppuons chuckle, that thasdesirekras.otti-etittto- in com quenc- o! gut-I Brim-in being “noon," oo-mi the mm. which the Cum Sun- night Inuit-I, mm. in the "out or be: we; m-x .d up with pro-om. Euro. - couphumu. The (not: In the”: Mr. about...) Fin: n to. months since. and-out .s (not: indicmnt min-t up MM Gunman-1t, which, without my in; nu nun-nu . of repeat“ was do. aigod, was pry-om- d to“, with tho in.. tiggtatimg on: It. All.“ Gonrnmcnt wouid be tfed to know what Mr. (Hal-toads Cabinet u.“ to otL.r. To thin the up], m not. “3331:3th had In every pound. my IMF a he: radioa- to In" tho may :uniub‘y mm. and would " “manly conduct any proposition." “than. lino, We. distinctly 't ‘Mutomuym tub of Iota.- llnu but". On the "aimsttth of thu, tho m1- do but nun-1, “Mun.“ an bpecm of e and“ - ouiemi" u trying to In" than out!“ a o o. Englmd s M“ WI. than lo controver- sy Inn has n dignitud honour-bl. cannon lb. N. Y. W td and otttor - Int-pom to r Me com. will“ this. no . “in” ready in ”PM ad. by the U M lb. al- nyolun I .0 - now, ' u the h data. r, that the bin-8'1 In. m be when "ed than.“ V and. have “I. "wanna”- of the no mania iriiir Guiiqiiiii - L All M in mid by A . jun-Inl- m to it. - . to be done by Anon-h- pdnuou on. ot n var hum-I00“ Britain Rut-it, is sim- ply would. Basin in moo with tho ottt.. you pom In. unlinked prin- m; and will m . no “lam-of union." “be my oin Imp-noon. sh. mdhtot In m" it due 3 tho Crimp}: mr. and - - Ind" ma not do so " Sn altlnuu A dam noun-ably hm laughs. "u m In" no doubt would b. u Uod o: not solo, r n ighbom are no; “not, ”on 'v' ya Id ettsue. to ho Links“, «cup ulna/tr w. Pl" undor - - __ T sdlti',, *0. we announced with one. to.“ the den-uh Mr John "s. d'uI-uw out. st of loom-l, Myocapotuonofc. . Univ-xi. Eur, ttr'rmoqtto. . In Unaw- hn H y warm friends, who may do” unduly death. and - My I ”this. mth his Madam-nub“. clutonofw much womb-u! we: TII (Bean-ttas _ Indy mlUtl a Roatouao mun-~00! ”lunatic at tho Cuban. Church for an In. and pm- tey, at In '+ a In?” mm- m or thin mmo timid. "pa-on mun-Inna“ pub to! tho world. would In of all. tte-tit Io not. We hope this opinion " be hnrmttetitn" and uni-oun- tho in favor of the that t.ttehooqo. tte y. for (1% of the In... blunt. hut, an. Foe I by a“ mum- Vuf Rut“; - w . person has proud an and. and it good. and nun-rung mo puma..- fot vim-h it kin and“, ho In“ no; , atrandouit foe not» "(doubtful npu , or concerning whichhohn-w mud . “'0me who .b w murk- ' to the can". unmanned by t who but. and that cit-M ind “lulu: hora- "tttt Mott-M Ind mmulblo ttom.. 's-did:" than no 4 urrcomtitieto Power: and 6 ratttiatt, “an. Rrnaoir" All-no m3 and an: that my will oatmeal}: -r- hut-ind." oral-ttn until hi' ' madam“ now our; b. not. in maul to it n: ottodititm 1m o. any com plum aloha; the wind of horns. tte. tu,"rtt,ertu Namath“ that the sig unwound." Co. tonne]: pack-.0 “min” tgn a, 1G"a"d,',' on, pro Pet'" Our In. an by att Idiom a“ a“ a “' "%'ll'at%Moaak Tint ALABAMA CLAIMS, have repudi- , and. hum-on Latest by 'relegraIth . Resolutions lo be any“ in tho but Mame Assembly by the mm. Influx: wean Ile,.oiveu..-ist. Thu wording to the putrid-ms of the on. hundred ml forty- roman] section " the British North Amer- ica Act, 1367, the Divuionnll adjmtmont Ur the debts, er'ediu, liabilities, prepares, and um: of l'ppor null pom Canada .Imuld have been "bl-rod to tho "bitm- ment of an” Arbitmtetes, “new": by menu-touch; of Ontario. on. by the Gunman“: onueboq “this. third by the Government of Canada. The In: intentional not to be sudden! either in Ontario or inQuoboo. gnd--Thnt the Hon. Chris Douay Day hwintt been appointed Arbitrator by the Province of Quake, the “on. Dari-l Lewis mcl'berron by the Prov-nee of Ontario, and tho lion. John Hamilton they. by tho Government of t as“. and tho but unmet! Arbitrator having taken up tn: which“ in 0t mu, ther' Government of too annce of Quake, hum. deemed it incumbent upon than to protest "sin" his commu- tng in otBee, and to up». both to tho Uovornnwnt of CM and to the nrbitrw [on them-dun. their tirm conviction that n... pun. P. Drum-M‘s - " auri- anon. to carry out the no. imam and running of the British North Americ- AO, tho dmiim at tho Arbitrator- should 8. an. otimotta. . Third-That mbooqnontly on tho ninth any of July last, the Hon. Charlo- Dom-y Day, th. Arbitrator appointed by the Pro. vince of Queue, din-ring in opinion with tho other Arbitron?! mpociiug' I prelim- in ury judgment, which appeared to him baud upon proton-ion- at one. unfounded In {an ml in law. and donning um by rendering of am judgment tho eammims. iion or the question would b. maimed by tho “cubic random)“;- mom. and that it would be, then-ion, im. [pi-able to urivo " my otiuitatrter and “mimicry conclusion, full it to be " duty to ruin! his 0500. Fourtts---Thnt mob magnum lining been ”copied by the Bowman". of the Provineoof ONO. _ thereof m ummodintoly given to wit, on the 11th do ofJuly Inst to a. Gammon: of Candy nod talc-n. Grey nod too. Plpnou, 1.5.6th tho Provinoo ot Quebec n the an. “no paw-cm; agius" my utteriorttot-enttho part of tho "Utmtitm million, which nu thas ”mind W0. .. _.. Firth-- rhet oothauutanding the re prmntdioee eo nude to them. Meal-e. Urey end Whom. entered upon the examination ot thequotione eubnttted by the two Provinoee. without the Prounoe of Quebec beta; in eny N reinvented. and on the thud tin, of pumbec be! rendered e pretended even! epinet which Hid Excellency the Li-att/Rt-or of the Prirvinm, of Qoeheo, by e depetoh deter! the l3th de of September bet, end 'dd-od to the Luella», the Governor (fennel, erred ee union. end title“. u mun-"rm tho was» of the aid momma!!! inn-hm hon the “In. mung undated wholly in the in. ure-sofa. vainoo of Ontario; and from the thet that, while [can Gray ml “PM ”(and " bk. into con-id option at. nil-tin but! tttr of an no Winon- " an of the Union, any In" tnhteat into animation the object“ mo! min item of expenditure to having but: bound in one or the other new of “a. Prom olCMhomtbporiod of tho Union to 1Joettbd-Bittet , In]. nid Peeutndrt “and in t'?thtggtt", “not " the dividend“: p113... and u and tho bl. Purina. 0nd. does not mu you“ up. - bub Ind munchies " that which - to hiya a dorm“ in "tstitm to tho dtviston ot tho bot-moo of the dot», at does not rent upon my pandplo what. sonnr, but u purely chin-try, and, favour- the frown.» of (basin a. weapons. of an Proving or Quohoc ; that, My the provisions of an aid prams-wad fullyqu the up promo-ion of the diminish“ I...) er note-10d by an: Province. " in whim-un- nnd the tirrnaatl t2n"a' but of con- duet which In mp in the mute» of imm- seventh-That the mid pert-tded. and is “that“, “log-L null nod mud, for the reason- tteantra-tfhettt,and than having been rtueyd try yr", clay-non who by the Ito-moi their colleague remained withoutny your or juviulis. tion. nod tint, “were”. the mwnuom of the Brit'uh North Ant-rim Act have not been wind out, turd no valid title but been conferred upon either pronun- in to- i Minn to the "edius, prtertie. and unet- which it In tho duty of '5. tdl urban» tom to svpporttonnl an“. titan the two t’rov no... Eighth Tint tho Mine. of Quoboo. mu "eahrr atr'rm" to iti My hing dispute-I ot or to my tum WWVOI' being amend (run it, not out it mitt my p opurty. nuts or nuts. in “we of tho onid preloaded stud; and thin. it in hound ton-ninth, autumn-within“. pow" to tho ea-ttttimg of tho-Std pro- tondod awnad. cum; " it does that jtuticoboduoquul tint its right-u ro- ongmnd by tho British Netti: Auction l Act be autumnal. _ - _ - y gtth--rhnt an MM. addu- band upun the {ongoing "solution. In Wilt ed to "in hallway tho (humor Gem. nd, pram. tii. Election? to adopt sol-h Inc-Mum: u an beet alga and to innuro innuen- to thin hovmco, and that the hon. new". In Iona n Sahel. Coat. mittee to pupa. the and “than. On In“, ad “out the forte nomad Paris, patio-Ml, a'.' to tho otntt. mankind-d n furious We MIL» cover- you}! inform. lanes, Nov. 30.--'Ne we... and Versailles only this Ming. In: just booetrteirdbrerofNeyatt-: -. _ tht M” the Putin. an. out sow-rd L'Hay supported by tHirguntroata on {both-inc. At this pain, tbopaido- tttttte Sixth Prussian Corp, Maw My. tghnuttnnoastrotMr mm - inuhrdmmdthum My” rm.” wwwunmmm Coypo. nnit-ho-ertho PM I." to- pnlmfuddnmhck Null the toni- Mtt'tttm. 'rttemstieoPtFttt-htth-ertimt. 'maeetlr'rofB-tVtbtrtehodgrs-, In“. the Func- lou l,600 prime. The French here been bedly beeten beer Amine. Their any wee bully defented end thd made Ame Four French gnu were entttueed. On Ionian]; the am, the min body of the Panel any of the [one “tempted to {one e pen-3e tom Penninebleu by e been munch. Thea encountered a.- ma Carpet“ 'Ay miles eel-u e! ode-e. “nu-Mm ( 1U EBEC. " PW'I “II. THE. WAR. NJ. so. mo. THE OTTAWA TIMES, hm the m. mm and In unity am Iiom From additional particuhro which hon jun. mm. Ito hand. In tho reports of com- innndom thoro u no question but ttmt tho demo of tho French I“ most complete. At lust 1,000 killed were un on the tield hr the Room; French. d 1.700 wuumlol prisoner, had been cup- tu' ml by the German- " thelt"deoounta, narrl the number was constantly mm; as (be l’ruuiuu we" in hot pursuit, .. - The Enact Winn- npulud with be", loan in kind, wounded and‘ prism. ers, “whim the Uttar. . _ Fuilimt in t is attempt the any of the Loin withdrew. Yunnan. Nov. 30.--it now up” am. the greater part of the Panel: may of the Loire Ill engaged nation the Prussian lmh corp. " Baum on Kon dar. _ l name [tom Paris was m " in the di. union of tit Cloud on blunting. It was oaaily norulsod by the Muslims, who sur. torel on r1sligltt.1osa. ... It ' 2i,',iiiiiliiie,P2'i,itit" were terribly oxen duungjbo gunmen ' . \unmnxrxuv. 30-11:. moat impor- um rectum of the t'oettuasterhneral's report may “summed up a. fol! In c-- ..: I. Ila minute; tho roeoutatenda, ti vr. of hi, [at ueport for tho row-ml of the n mkiug syntax. and proton" um um, of 1' "iuics in uupport of them. _ . ti 'tt of uh 1aat ueport for the roped of the " t"okitttt ”warm. and presents an em, of S' “Mics in 'support of them. 2. He "mks Ln'ourshly of the postal tnlegrsph system. but declines recommend- ing nu ado Mon till the freaking privulege i, t'd',1'iltQ','l'l hedoes not when than. say maul nyelom can be mule emcient In. that being an inconvenience on the ser- , A". 3. He favours the granting of subsidies Jo ocean stumship lines outlying the Ameriem " in cues where such lines, from their carrying mule, are enabled to nuke a partial return to tho United Sum Treasury. _ _ - . 4 Ho allude. to negotiations for the establishment ot m internment! pound money order system with Enghnd. and states “In the expenditure exceed the ro- toipta of the department some 'men millions of dotiars. _ . The tire Relief T Committee be; to 3-1; .owled‘o with thanks the folloaing kind don-Mono: _ me inhabitant. of Bellowillo. per Boy. Mr. Mvclarou, 2 can of clothing. _ . lnlnmuum of Kingdom! box eloth. 'ng. . ' Luna of Whitby, 4 cues, Wntrets quilt. and clothing. - inhubiunu of Bnmilton, 1 can cloth. ing. Mr. ..ud Mrs. Juno. “than, Montreal, I box clothing. - . [aluminum of ' School Soction No l North Gown.) pot-d quilts, blankets, ac. mun. 30th Nor., 1870. A lady reporter not. up “Style in the Sanctuuy‘flor spying!) paper. A . "" A 'u’ lc tr! "IVS- ".1 '7" Iv ll. Dav . Sanctuary" iii'; n Chicago paper. J __' . . "'it'tt,ltf"" The and: of Parts are nwept by we. 1 Pi n. I . men. '. Bind. ' Cincinnati has two base ball clubs com. ', 301' in Kila. pogo-tor girla. . 1-14; of the Cross of tit. Andra. “no Boonie Cotton. of Indiana, bouts of Members of the tit. Andrew'- Society. hung/been engaged to eight young gon- Bmnor. ' demon " out-o of , your. Snowman '?tPtett't1'f, le, Socioty nnd “SEQ-r Artuart Indian youth was driven to name by proposing to the "on; girl sod tteuintt biughod It. . It ham to look ouinoul when the wo. mm ot the period wants her club: she and to be “tidied with her brooinstick. "h shoemakor" when tttnt he hoot only willing “in woman her rights, but :r‘wighu a left..." This is his but he. Thodnnghun of President Grunt And Governor Holman are expected to nuke their debut into moiety this yimgr. _ - There is e letternt the Bridgeport, Conn., PoesUBoe uniting en owner, addressed " Iollowe: . "plea new! to the tt who lives in-- “not nee: Main " wi 3 blue]: tence with etepe sitting up." Two kn Jose bun, both under use, ended the kw by hiring e 3mm; end 3 minister, going to see e marine Ieegue end there getting memed. Lolita and (Nana's Huey Woolen 'trt/tp'"", Vanity. Cicada/hurl“. , m A . r. matron. titeohiaaatt t 00. Two Quantum mu Assmattts.-Whr should men wou- beuls Llt't,tt tg man grunt peotootioet, to t f lungs. and and much to their persons! "prunes. by should we no. “Brynn Puttnoetftt St?,",.,',,',',, t'u"tc,tit, modébr cough, co ti in in t e um“, mum to... the, 'd','JU'l I charm Minister: hwyu-I use than, physicians woommend them. sad singers and public weaken my “my m the vary best medicine in ex- btonoo for tho our. of such oomphinu. Sold by all medicine dealers, " 25 cu. per t-aat--Eres's 0000A auumm. m C-ate-,-.'?'" very Wu. chuaowr of this pupa-such hu random it a gen. cal tieortto. The Civil Service Gum: ro- man :-"Byu thorough knowledge of the natural In" wh‘ ch govern the operations, of " “ion and nutrition, and by . onnful Application of the tine properties of Well selected 0000., Mr Epps hm pnmidpd our health-v. able. with I donate], tUvouind beverage which any an an nuuy he", dawn lull: ", luck simply mth tales Mr or milk Bold only in tinyn l when, ttsbeilatd-Jamt. Em & 00., lltfft,'lat't'li'i' Chem-bu. Minion. Tn house: Mention.- or I'll an" -me tolled-3 in u “an: fro- . [can "it an " the I". c. B. Volun- to the "Ger-n Baler-oi Inn-pr. " Chg-bomb“ Poul. t A BIS [FAG "EM. In“ a”. ti. door " not. and an. Willw' will prov. the Anni-an “who. lghtingnlo cl tho ‘ltury. or an I. no "to. than no will tun-I our “tint" may, " A Bus-um u ~-n._\Vuuov." M helping. her to an“. “d - no grVue, couch-g “d mulling do... '0 con an - word at forth' In the Plai- nms. It perNeao pmiuly that it ppm-u to renal. our, pm of 1t-ittting Ian. A.” cm """ "cordial," " Plrogoric.” " Drop,’ ' huh-nu." and our, other " tsrootio," by which the babe is dried ittto alupidity. and rendered dull Ind idiotic for life. A _ F n o In" but: "on ' n. wittrto,r----6o,r " 'stty through an pupa-non or he: “Soothing Snap for Childrol loathing." " I. had tho you", I. would ”to but. u the u, I pl) sic-I subs-r a the “(at Raeo. " on“ per bottle told by all damn. _ Be an an all fee . " Wt 811)"! 800131“) SYRUP. In“; the {ml-lo of t'thrttu & Putin” on the out-id. "app", All other. no bu. i.- .quou. T A “Cocoa.” " Con." " nuurarU Tuna, l sun“ to my mull; in “do“ {ml-oc- uy and Bnulid dude”. onminm in". - " BRO 4331“. TIOCIIBS Ieeek "not“ the the-ted pens. and give el nee: - tenet. " neon-lure, Aer-male (hun- tkey ere keeelelel. Obtain only the we... now 'B BRO CRiAL TROCHES, clutch ken pend their eleecy by ten e! men, yeen. A“. “ukulele "toting their elem ere leuere fy--- _ B. B. Ckeln. o. Ir, New Kerk. new, Were Beecher. Breeklyl. tr, Y., N. P. Willie. In York. Mon. C, A. Pkelpe. Free. 'eemBe-ne. Dr. a. P. Rigel". Deena. Prof. . d". North, Clinton,' N. Y., Bergeoeeh the Amy. end etkere " ell-em Bold everywhere " " eeeu per kox. V " trot-u.” ee celled. sold by the eeeee, ere e peer haired- eel ,rhl" like leovl'e hole-m. Tue-u. 'khk ere all eel, in kexee vitk e {u-ei-Ile ehke regents. Jolly l. P'.',";', t N, hie eere in pet“ " the heel“ in In; pus-m- . MW tp 99. uni-ea had-n pent u A mix! to '50 pinhuor its orders to bt up)! Tttl amino Imn'l Fire 8911.! Committed. FOB LADIES- Bt. George tbe Heme England k " Pat. rickfol' the " Emerald Isle, and tlt. Andrew for the lead of the brown heath, or more familiar1r known-nth. land o' eakeo. Individually n oath saint. honored once every "" by the nationality" he pro. eidee over. Once oach your .. “‘“ ..:.:|.... of nob of u it tho privilege of eoch or l the three nationalities forming the kingdom of Greet Btttaitt to hold forth on the peculior merits of ito patron mint on interior to none other, it not ouperior to my on the brood fooe of the world. But this is, u it were, o family proceeding. While each of the three families ominouly and aeolouuly claims th- superiority a be. longing to ito own Soint, let an outsider queotion the prestige of one end he will tind the atombinstiott no zoolous oi the honor of ito sister notionolity on it is of its own. To hoop on indignity onuneio to in, oult tho kingdom. The three nation .litiee unitedthove proved invincible, and while each on the bottle tUld the ito own tier-co war cry, all edmit the fight to be for "Queen and Country." Yeoterd-y it we: the onniveroery of ts'srt1and's patron saint, end ell tunour woo done the doy by the tit. Andrew's Society, Scot shmen and des. cendintr of Sootohmon in the city. The day wm no beautiful no o ohm-p November any, with a blue sky end bright oun. could be. From the tower of the Parliament Building, the British "align blew steadily in the brown, while from differ ent buildings and midenoeo in the city tlads were hoieted in honour to the dar, m Irma an rmox. “one o'clock‘ the carefully prepererl programme ennonnoed that members" of the St. Andrew'e society end Scotchmen not member- of the Society would meet at the Albion Hotel, to march: in proweion l to the Church, to oheerve the unites; peculier to the day, or in other word. tol hear the annual oer-man. Accordingly " One o' clock e very mpeoteble numwer or brithor Soot- had Humbled " the Al bion, and while exchanging eelutetions and oougratuLtiot" the St. Andrew'e Society holds short meeting in a" room in rear of the building, where e number of m. m. l.ere were el--cted and other business, transacted. The Society then formed in proceuleu in the etreet. and, being jawed by other tKota, marched eway, to church,_ headed by the. Pipers, Sumerian-I'- band, end e large British Ensign. Closely following the band were n number of bots, area-ed in Highlend _e'o"uau. The following wee the order of the Spur cenion '.-- _ 1n Church . largo number of pet-noun had ”ambled to bake part in the union, 3nd upon “neutering and mango!“ ch. roe“. sioeueta the Rev. Mr. Gonlon mods?» mo pulpit and begun Ionic. by ailing upon the ooetgregVtom to sing tho 12Ut Paul- ': After payer the 53m ohqrtor of hank, and the 18th chapter of Roman: were mad " Ming atrpeoirrie to the wanton. The I armor: m on the can from the Mth 1 output of _ _ Ephgoiaps, f20th, um W Mada-nu of mum. - The pmcouion marched from Nichol:- nmu “on; South, “min; mm Bunk: uroet, and from then“ to m. Andrew. Church. Gif a "Ute tind ologjudm effort. on the duty of man to m a members of the um. family. I In. t sumptuous nmir. 1t my certainly be mid both a reed, got "tAf, num- borl standing to b. or: of t moat. mo- oo-oful mammalian of tho kind tint bu t ha plan. in Dunn tor many yum. By Mr put maven the hour named for tho nucmblmo of guests. 5 lug. com-cum of penan- had allowed in tanning. waiting Gal won Mom's lull, 'whon the dinmrwu touts plan. At ought o'clock the Pro-idem follow“ bylaw mu tad members of the society, mm into the dining Hall to tho music of tho bagpipe- and took his seat. ' n the brad ot the table. The ublo propor wan ”ranged new“ the head of the room, upwn the and“ of which no other 10min .lets. The room mu tastefully decor- um with flags. - - . .. . On the right of the Chair, which was om cupid by an Prod-tom. of tho h'oeiotr,.E. Moliillivny. Esq, were tonal Hon. Sir Punch Hinolm, Ron. Mr. Tiller, Rev. Father Dunon. and Dr. Grunt. _ -uriauo bf the Chaimtat the Hon Dr. Tuppet, Hon Peter Kimball, and b‘mdfom Floating, Esq, were tettd. .- "iid, va. Cm; "iv." comma! by Mr, Jnmes.Rutsae11 and Ile. J. g. “phonon 0n the right of Mr. Minimal: In: LieutamutvtJ6toetel Cumtterriin in the uni form of s Colonel of Canadian mum. sud to thp left Dr. Standard, President of the 8t._Uo-orgo’n_80ciezy. I . “kind? the “in; were my leading citizom. Gomn‘s band (uni-bod extteiieett And myoyfi.ttd .mutier. .... -- " .. . " 'i‘ho'following in the bill of fur. furnished by that Ilullful cutout, Mr. W. Baden: BILL or nu. _ Scotch than. - S u wig», "srmirsetli,amvr. _ 'i'i,',ti2 ' of mutton, upor “use, chicken, round of hoof, not pudding. wuguo. may], bro,d_nqoe._ bun. _ . it'i,ad.-sirL'in of beef, hone nduh. turkey.’ mutton, can-ant. jolly, 3000., up pltfaut/shieiHn, (luck: lomon quot. " Vegetables, tNc-Turf, may“, put uni pummel. ')tgll','; and Pmlry.-Plnm pudang. chulocto my», port wine jolly. blue mango. plum tart, mpborry tart, upplo pie, cannula, broad, cum-l 'ttite, choose sud celery. _ - _ _ " o-t.ucrmaG,appue,ainttmda, minim, hula nuts. " Tic battle of knives and fork- ovor, the Secretary rad letters of apology from Lord Lise, Sir John A. Month. Sir (more: E. (larger, In: Mr. Dnukin. Ilion. A. . orrin, on. r. hogan, on. HF. Aikint, lion. Joseph How-n R. W. Scott. Eq., M. P. P., BIL-yo: Rochester Rev. Wm. Gordon t 10.3mm, Vic. Prui- dent of Si. Patrick'n Scout]. And Thoma Reynoldn, Esq., Imaging Director of the St.1 hump“ and_ ouym “my. In the letter of apology from His Excel- loner tho ao-tr-u-l no unload I pimple. ot840 to be uppliod to the charit- abLo funds of the tfottiotr., _ The Preeidenttthvn celled the mentor lags to older. and and thet the first toe-t he had the honour to t'toff,'Tlldfl',',1 they would receive with rig t loyal enthtuieem Not only in every pert of the Dominion Wu l, ' siqietatrs none mpectod, but in the .d win no mane more mpeeted than " of the Queen of Englend. It y... “lore than e 'Partor. of n century since her Majesty had Incended to the throne of Great Britain, and durin that time every throne in Europe had Jun”! oooupente with the 'exozztion of the throne of lheat Britain. wh' had known no ' clause. (Cheere) He hoped the Queen of Great Britdn would_lon¢ the bo my: over the .. Andra"! Dar, " cannon. 1631' BINDIIG U70- rousing my“... "the band playing Gala Que n." The my. ot the Prince and Pri Wale- nnd Royal Nmpry,olltttt The Prudent then new mm. m. - but In . 'wl the honor of proposing Giil that ot tl, fiwoLency the Governor Gen- eral. 11o thought the thunk: 'li) the Society were due to His Excellency . for the mm... donation he bed rent them. I Drank with great enthueiern. Band-" The Fine Old Irish Gentlemen." The President in a very able end eIOquent epeech stated his pleuure at hula; men I present who were able to rise ot them. when. They had all honor Canadians could confer upon them, and he was happy to nee one muons“ them who had rs. ceived marks of favour from the Queen! eerucvl Ly his own energy and bravery. Amongst them Were m n who were enpged ( in the grand wheme of extending the l Dominion of Can uda from. the Atha- l tie to the P milic, and ho wu glad to tind their "orta not unnpprecialetl. He did not intend to indulge in any volunility or to nuke I long woman, In]: w on any that the west he had ’to propose was that of Her IG. jenty'e Miniature.‘ 1C'hesrs.) The gentle- men who we to respond to this tout Ind u. reed Her Mnjnlty not only in this country nut in others, and that he had done his luty none doubted. lie called upon them to drink the hum: of Her Mejeety'e Min- Sir F'rntteis 11inch: upon rising to ru- pond to the toaat w.“ rucoind with ded. ening cheers. Ho laid he had you pleasure in responding to tho was pro- posed nud " homily responded to. tic Wu sorry the Province he mg no 'p’ar. ticularly OOnnotnod with should be no poorly represented. Some of his oor _ ,A-:,n_|,l_ -I.--_o Th- we“ {mange wlere unevoidiibly absent. The i lll'eL inin.eter he knew intended to come 1 but me prevented from being preeeet by '1 serious illneee in " femly Two other of 1 his colic guee who were either Scotch or 1 tieeoen ’01 from Scotch, and who would l hive been present, were detained by ill. neee, end it devolved upon him who wee _ innly en Irishman. (cheere and laughter) to return thanks for the propositit?n of the l out. it wee not the tirtst occasion he wee [ mppy to my, of hie meeting with Scotch ~l'i-ienile (Loud cheers) A good meny were ego he was President of the St. i'atriekU Society of Montreal (cheere) end while he held thet oftiexr. it wee his plee- enretomeet with meny Scotch friends It was a very greet pleuure then, for there was far geater political excitement in these days than there wee now. the Irish, " e rule, then were on the opposite eide of polities t , the Scotch. end it wee el- wiiye the greater pleuure that he met hie Scotch friende in a eocuel wey. It wee " his last dinner e President of the St} Patrick Society that he hid the pleasurel of proposing the health of the worthy father of one‘of hie colleeguee of 'eut (chars), tiie he ilth of the Roi, Williem Morris, who, he might mention. wee then opposed to him in Yolitioe (cheers). and it afforded him great p eieure on the pro-ent occasion to pey e tribute to his ehtracter. This wee the lith cityin Cenede he had been e resident in end the third in Ontario. In ell plecee, he could eey. he hed found Scotchmen teking lead. ing perte. and evincing by industry end integrity that high character belong- ing to the race (cheere) Not only in thie co any but in other coloniee he had been in did he had Scotchmen taking e promi nent part (cheers). It wie hie fortune elweye where he . hed come‘ in contact with Sootchmen to secure their goodwill. He could - them that the other minietere end himeelf felt grateful for the reeponee they hed given to the tout. There were eo may thm e disconnected with politice thet he coufd mention in immediate connection with the Province of Untirio. euch we the exten- eion of the canon to the Pecitlc end the opening of communication thereto. He could more them those projecte were engeging the eerneet attention of the Government. He wee Rhoda under e eevere cold. end he wee efreid any could not follow his obeervetione without e oer l tiin amount of diecomfort. He again bogged to return . hie cordial I thanks for the honour conferred upon the linietry end himself by the propceel of the toeet they _hzid just drank to. . Tho smut knight out down mid pro- longed cheerink. . . Hon. Mr Tilloy said In tUnked than cordially for the mPntln which 'Y to u but been received When Sir Premi- ‘tinckn responded he h wi the adventege of him in being en Iriehnnn, which win next door neighbour- to them. (Charm) it we: to be .upposel he had ewermer been to them then he who wee only e blue none. He had greet plee- sure in listening to the minor in which thoyhed received the tout. for why? They were engtged es eGovern meat in eon9olidsting the British Pout-ee- uone, end they were glad of their ”mp-t. thy. No nutter who the men were who were eng~ged in eeteblishing the British Poeueuione they should heve such eympethy on that expreued tonight. He felt that although not eltogether agreeing on tumor points they were in favor of Union, Manner they were Sntchmen. and b cause Batch-i men were for the most part PreebptarriaPtr. l i'resbrtorians were engmgel in uniting the member of their Church into one body. not only throughout the Dominion but in Newfoundland end Prince Blwud blend, also. BO that they hed accomplished more Wan the Government bed been ehle to do ct pn-eent. Whether it wee e religious or a political union that they were necking t.» bring about. they required end were entitled to the eympethiee of the peolnle No matter whether thny were engeged in furthering Church or State they were en- titled to the preyere of the people. (Cheerl) It wee e mring with them " New Brunmt it we". yd trade to heeScorh__.(u )Tnu- fourths of their busineee nu ensued in 2 ;'t',tt.t'r"'a The moon of 't we t " eu nor ueati new Dr. 'vtllCl)'.i"'i) the uni“ the Prov'm'oee In onfderuion had done nothing else it had brought together e greet nun] Scotch- men (Cheer-e.) Before Confodention they had been ensued very let-tel, in trade with the neighbouring Ropub ie, but now We were developing e Inge tilde emong ounelvee. [In "an thenked them for the kind reception of the ' (Loud cheer-e.) -- _ - _ _ _ - lion. Dr. Topper aid that he bed not expected to hare been called upon to re tt to this tout, and alter what his col- eeguee had eeid it wu unneceeeery, u he could not add a word to the remake which hid fuller: from their lips. no eecepted the toast, 'hlch hut lueen reeeived in so gratifying e manner, " evidence not of e regard for the Ministers in e party eenee. hut u e proof thet the people believed th it. no far an in them ur. they (the Min. _ More) were doing what they thought to be their duty with regerd to the {net quee tions of the dey. (Ct-eon.) hen tniied on to make way for their mane-eon they would be prepared to extend the ante courtesy mhthem thch tg hed re- ceivedon t t owe-ion. A not able to claim the fdlPegl'e orboinga8ootettataa. heingin hetenlye Blue-non; daughter.) yet eeverel ofhielifehedbeenepentin cum burgh, end the resollectton of Beottieh hoepitelitiee and Bttttttaett hi-Ships there enjoyed were fro-h in hie memory t. 1u1oytgi1ttt _ he did, however, to law Scotland. it than invi‘onud and mmoq ie.,',t,",,r2,',,t"d',ie, 800mm unto ioinin no . mm like an pm- , em. (Chen) _ Go when one would throughout theeiriliast world '0 should “my: find that Sootchmon attained to distinction up! position by the (on. ot thou- malice; ant tho pinup-00 whjch under alt dmmm- (Ii-mm them. Their was.“ In. the “mum tt2hurdUhtlait'h,t,k1rgl Maximum“ 5. mu "or" run", ”up.-- i--v0od bless the Prince of Wad..." Pro-dam. then stated that tho non _. ha! the honor of proposing!!!“ Prinoou of leading people anon; ' them were who enough to undemuml the advantages of educetion, and to prom le for a. general diffusion (of kwrMedge men; ellclueee of the newton. o'ueui, He (Dr. Tapper) mu pmut‘lto kuow um l in the " Canada of our: .. t e .rtertiy an i enterprise not of Scotchmeh only, but hf 1tii'ilri.l'iil.':i'? and Irishmenlelso In! [men .tnnlplmteJ front the old ‘lmd. tuvl Hm taking example from the wiulqm ol nSoowhmrn the Hume eyslqm of free o my cation had been adapted hem (t 'liers.) And 111 yen: to come an th) people ol tlu, country 30 on trggi1',tt mud "Nu-Sam; lin, numbere en in neturalresourues, my ' will distingu.Uh therqaelvos; as their aux-e.» ton In" done before Lin). in 3. my winch will nuke a: who mum at hulue proud UM h'Epy to all Wit-tn country- men The imorable ammonium con eluded . very eloquent" speech amid loud ijuauu. C .,' C - In ..._ ,l _re 1.. ___L,‘__‘ .A I _.., "ifiir. 1,- Mitchell in risionso to l-vul 1 rernwued for Me "iii',',',".,', Ir, all: thought it would be ('u'lCl','i')'u';',h' m ':r.'eii,ii',ie'ii'eii,t'i,. madam"; to it him to "ertitet to make n ten remarks. IL. are any ms so much vim. would “k his mung”. Sid Fnuwis-lhnclcs, l m--n tlt t It ho, become a the. in opadrintt "* hie Sepu'h colleagues i.""""'. Cr N“. Grere e m“ s trot w oatit " heme (C were) il Wu for ts Rtwlettt Shame-g the non of.eieotctunnn. a t he um do»: In. Saul n t. gnu“) t, " u; proud to acknowledge him unwary. [no mngm lr, hkened to . beam deucen lime of Soowhmeu In this country But wlnle mow Wag no lon parhepe had not the am ugeg they but “have, Sn)” M Wag . hm: 1n the mother but of tl covretrynor.a1 sun; to 5-H; n i n "tllattrit, treimng, bus the deacon out. ot s etch (mm mm elm-- 'teri,trs. of tlt men'in this country inn. med mmy of nr.ti/ien, these units of churncwr._pr1d the energy l Il"' 1m: gmuemm 00min end industry to 2,t',rif"tt.' of tlr.tktowu midr u. Jul-mg Winn-h be a of the Mother Country. he ”meter than uueutly to the mama“. . ;referred to his hue iyyhiy1e)yn to the men hue gunned as well ttt _ ministry, and to the i many bytytita pu'l'FLhII u on m. battle hold, I his country (New Brunswick) onyyod from [he New; genuomm u Confedereuon. Confederation In not the battle mm. of Lump...“ ret complewd. It '.eusiitrttri to the pg out the utMytu'ts Ohmic" Pecitic. This WI! it; contain destiny: {urea-nu, changed the an.“ Prince Edwu'd lslenl en bewtoundlend murky"... lukernun. and W. would tin" it to their in t wonme my) men won glory. and Lyrcirt Confederation. ‘ He 1 ed upon this the great rebellion m 1ndid country wth pride, end they had every .s.y. sStwlitr-"'l'Le lloatW moon tit dow(oheere). eyhmked them r be land of our “Option , for thin opportunity of no; the names sponded to Iv, 'O. Thoma”. ofhu country once more loud cheers). _ Ile. ft Imam Hindu l Here the naming of tttt bagpipes were haul, and A precaution o waiters bearing punch hawk, tilled with lung oomeuw, “land the Rall headed I y the btgpnpel, and with duo oeromonyh tspsl of punch wa dopouiud in from pf tho President and 0th." before the Via I'resrlenta. The Pruident then pmpoeed, with that eloquence eodpeculisr to im, " The Army end Nevy en vohmteesrir" " Dank with roaring cheers. Band-"The British Gtonadiern." Col. Chamberl.n bobs called on. stud he felt much pleasure in responding to the stout, but he could not epeek es} e represente tire of thoee sturdy Mite jeckete of the nevy. whoee name end (uniform end ep. peerence were elweye an ietent to "when I eethueiaem. Ale eimpl member of the ‘ volunteers he would eey [that in thie d 'Y of ‘emell beginningt in (Laredo, when they hed been celled TI' toga forth and con I front the bend o . roblrhrs; he would not "tall them invedere. the bid dune th ir duty. lfthet conduct Juan had been dc. eervin‘ of thir oountry’t praise it wee ber ceuee they ldved their icountry (cheers), for who 'ttut light in defeat» of their h and , firsius, their wivde end children i and ell that wee dear end veered to them. They had not Mg','.', oéporumitr, of dis. pin ing any gm tretegiv or warlike he tine onthit occuion. Al they could do wutoteke up the btsst position they could end h " it, end this they hill done sheen). He could entire them that it id not tabe much to; drive the rmble beck l there wee no greet e4rort required ttet theirgrt to defut tit-n who were hdf beeten lore they commenced to tight by the oonecioueneee of the hedneu of their eenee, but they hell the evul reward ot knowing that their donduct had been epprecieted by their codntrymen. an! by their trraetioo Queen (Cheen). He hoped to be ellowed to; Sey e worl ee torhieA own - plereonel oonnc tion with Hoothnd 'und t%otchmen. {emu}, he wished ovory other nationality Ho had boon i'ii'iiiti' o Soowhman, a w... WM- Soowhnun to! whack the Loan Gram Dr. Dorian We“ all-54.50 lul mar Ind o little Mt into him; " been mymdmnmuolyuawu. waan Snub Adjuton onoral who tint my. of the [mag-ml “a... mtrreuye gavo him his ooinasuaibit, and another tire, army arms“ mun. la in who had more lattrri, jun him the " 'mm I...” .9. ho could lulu upon “a "a” of " ”antennas, “0km and iii; speech, but ho would not do p. W apport- (Cho-n) do n- pmud and behcll'ofclae sum aqua- may hs - " be wt oerttUt com-Ion, tad woull thank tho calmly for our and Ind much PM" in 'hemtdin!r to the rum. Driiranttttdeutid mm runo- ' Thou had boo , mo talk c It- barn in Smllund, but an for tit July 'a'et t". " Army 3} Canada," but if um hedil not know 'rtsettsert_m an an» he were to " the uni- in Scotland or in a down. (human) .onn ofthis country) d tendon. and the. s'rng by Mr. &uteiuir. T .. Union Jack wu q no longer the. Toast---" The Mitor nud Captain. ymhol of our In 'tioetnhty, he t Thom w u: no manhor of this can“ would ooaao to ho a r'tgi (Cu-m.) body pro-em. to mop-M Mr. tinclair, being lod upon, an; "tturGuesta." "The I'-,")- " Rule Britonnio"1n w "tie. other mums having horn word Captain Myth, bei called upon to ‘ro-pondml to. tho Chairman :ll. rev-pond P. the A"" W that " Araty Mid lal'ler lnvlulging in minor 'ot-i.'. buy," Ind been! not undouund why " acme ammo-mam. the compo!“ we and e oquonl. res- o Co one " Chamborlm. who watt unguubolmom- t N Tm. or "tee"" borof thet Canadian A3] An for have“. Dit HEN ty boa r mov d " Him ho bud boon com: for may you: and 5m ny tie jrn tt " But " mth tho fora, and ho but always found curl: s'r . u, no." tr: an...“ r than. 'rtosdangorthr-dttsootuttu', Dc'mb-rl ls"; , anon to - the foo lio ooul-l any --._-_-_-_e_- _------- _.-.-.-.-.-"- for than that they: were an jolly a c" Inrt‘AIJ'c t m on lot or follow: an: an penon . . oAtldmuhtoaa.otGtat (rith , Board of Public [um Capt. Stewed. being dulled upon thnnk ed the company for uni hearty msnner in whiih they hel drunk the was. He Ind mu With Capt. Fat-qua to the front In 1866-70 to repel the Ina-modern, end he could testify to the helium manner in which the volunteers; conducted them. nel-et those owe-Bone. With e petri- oue love of country. they elven showed them-elven eer' to att the roomy and if ever e foe the of the Dominion Msin he In pure Je; would be a. ready to reepond )to their country'- cdl, and would render en on the comical mentioned- ;ndewohnt of themnelvee. The cuimi1n then ropoood “The da Lftt/i't','fl,'d,h'ryl r The Charm inintimlueing the tout I eeid that " the tint organization of the st Andtew’e moiety in Uttewe may per- 1 hepe felt discharged " the neture of ite pmperity,’ bat, those who were now membere of it felt pround of their tttt-tittw “ewnth. the So. ciety w. in e fiourtuhitjg condition. end it molded eeeietenoe great numbere of poor. Though the ',5lt1,'i'it't'i, were ne. i-ily not very let yet peouniery u- mm been‘iven by ittopereonein Upper end Lo wer Cumin, end even in the old country. Bagpipe-“Scots she bee wi' Welleoe bled." Dr. Grunt bean celled upon oongmur ‘leted the Socwty ' upon the euc- oeee which bed ettended their Mend the my friend- who bade come together on the mutton. Beaten Inen elweye lietened a the call of chenty. In any city in the Dopiniona when one-qty all: Jrlll the bonovolonoo. aitrer. onooo on undo, whether unuonol or roligiouo, no forgotun. It m In! hio intuition to dob vor o qroeey, on the oacuion; ho would oontiaat bun-elf to thotont. "The Dir and Allwho honour it." He and not know why a. Andrew no chooon no patron Soint. by Bootchtneat unloooitwoo booouoo: ho woo munch-bio for his tmAinethirtt “demo-o in truth and honooty. Ho hopod. ond. boliovod that tgootestai-6qt-rorthepominimt or lupin poooooood ohm philonuopic lovo ofoountry h'gh'."t, owned by the nonunion!- thoy had an! expro'oood that night. Tho, won hut. no u hmdful in oomplrioon to thooo bf thane oouuwymon who woro tsotArutieig the "on: in the Mt. pom of tho Dominion. But ho loltonro the oomo opirn woo ovory'horo about!“ Soowhmon hold high and dis. tinguistt itioeta inovory undo, pro. (onion Ind moon in tho country. _ But fliiities - ii't',)tiiid1',",r,SIt'2vt: nil it. niorit to thou fooling: Weir mun "my Winch thout - w-.." " mun "my In!!!) “1th Nualu .nu-Hm the-whole human tat gcudumn male I lengthy an dams. and Wu Ion “. .....n ___. . I max. a liahxuen The next toast 1.413410 I' lies." p, wipes -e ' Ye 1 Pam-r “Jump" I nPond. sail he Wot SwLLmtl Wu (Milt Every WWW“ tN “mas. He would my a: fe dear old Scout-d. Mao, think J. I hop]... tempt. _ m cull numbing the tummy on country or, may highlands. But Sm. that pupa-.1 i'ibitebarutms, a renowned for the glut-is l achievement; and mum; u cue uh, was so much vi nt/n m 't It has Income In! ancient Crico. (Page '1 l for is uncient. '.-... H, "_.""".. .'.. "ac "'riN w" '7." yjjysiiiiiirit'a.i'iM'i'fli' a: lu ”My, cel, my Ins no an.“I 'idud tyataliik um; pl: 1 It has Je7iiiU'e?ei1t k xfumou'. Cr "tu'tt. Gros. In an“ H . for ts anneal. treatatem h...“ 'rereou m. Scum“. " Cut,', . might be [Named to I Mum "9tt But while lit-ee nu no long“ (I'MWP. SNOUJI“ trag . hetati lem tstill; to Swill ‘III is " “I.“ -- t.%tCt men [we pulled nu wen u GG"iht put-nulls! In on the battle no“. The ter. gentleman "N 3h. battle tieto of Lump-u iiu'l'J lug out the nanny acts of Itiftyiiir, . invm-IJ-ly changed the “def”. at Nlak!ara, lukermm. 1t,tiaRil'. men Kon glory, and leyyriGi Git the you relnlllon In Indid M r. thntGir--"lhe Um “a The land of our Adoption " " tt spoudod to by Ile. Thdrimm. . Hon. Sir. Franc. liittdt, m“ health of the pmidaai and lulu“ of the Sc. Andrew‘s M. The minimum nun-u but. hr a. l self and on be'hlfd'tlo 'tist, . Mr. Potts, m tsalted _ I good style " “It: “I” 'N . Then followed " u d the ab chair. The first n "thtr an“ in. coma." Musio--Nrt. - u Ottr mm mm..." Lu‘ory M C. C, _ " Um Elam Whom" 1st1d,tfe durtas. Mr. on , ha" 4.“ In . spend, aid h. an !rii'i'i7ldr1,".t non in tiling to "qtatd to the “in having so may ahh “m spoochui "t would. “y, M. thet the poop co "know can.“ of their educuionrcl imtitati u. I'll'td an exqollont. University, in a“ It.” the an ofpuoo In WM .5 u of war. The “Queen“ om," who - no gammy 35mm tho -tmatdars in '66. were organised in MUM”. In the course of “or, with It. Kennedy rornarked that b 0-0:: school. of Wtam were not u» but “and“ It which any“... I. dd not Mun. the cache!- forth“ circumstance. "the lame-l pmrwiou“ I. h in paced. Mr. be. and Dr. I.“ I. poefud, _7 ,7 The {out “TheSistor min" In In pondod to by Dr Smocked on “J the St. Goorgo'u Society. and W. Dali-I behnlfof ttgets" Jan WHOM. After tom. ”out. Dr m1 d he did not think it M " nab: long address at am hour (I and“ 2gtgtthttttr,t had “and, In. on can y at-tt My.“ tret. Soot hum: did not can about Inning M .at'tr tickl. d vim grttat can not no. Ile would any tt never, that any mum“ in whoever any undertook, and that M success In alum! whally due to tbit you. pomvonnoo of which Snood: - terutie In winked our, other union-15¢! watered... ... ... '_, Dr. Dorian We“ combo lull boon mvitod that My " s wu- tive of the puns, ad nou- . WH- tivo orany of mm soeteties h In own 1angu n" he 001“de up). “I long speech, but In wound not a no. «I behdl'ofthe 8".JM liqui- tui- 5 would thank the company for their "bed fer it. Dr Grant Ind aid mm Punt:- b 'rst in Scotland, but u " tit Ja- - than he di I not know than: to In in in Scotland or in I desert. (W) S mg by Mr. BineNir. . To "gt--" 1'he M itor and 0090*." There w an no mambo.- 01M - body pres-out to mgr-ad " Uur ”noun." " The PM" d- other (out: Inning ' g'tg'.,' d ro-pondod to. the Chaim:- ', d. that indulging in minor 'sr-ii-. tome amusement. the company“ Poe the Municipalities of i: Dunn‘- I'm 1 In , _ 05000012, 0.011 155nm A" "d _ A Van-A col um'hohnh‘ , _ t mum ma. _ “JUN ted bl Will and " we Gnu-aw" _ hut-albums“ lacuna, lee III-Id in; On Thursday and M r 15th and ttttbias".,' "' At Mac o'clock, a a. CUM” “’ . t, tttttte manual-1. or new cw' as a. Tucbeu an My.“ 00 at. "Itt'l . ! Boga Impede“, to an” I D - [amulhumaou Ju-te', Oreo" tbettqgt- this any. ”at“ hops! by mm mutation " w 'tt nod nt- curg", to - M M and “will! ' Toschm on ”In“ M - TBe."" C-rtilmtu {manner Bond! 0"" ceivod, nor Porch; granted to an - mm to attond a thm W - ------. -. tpipes - ' Ye Beaks I: zine-r Human hem; LQ t. mi l he Wuuld ‘IS‘. .mtl I.“ eallod "tho y person tro "(no es. He would any n 1 old Semi old. Mu Cr""?"' “Know“ much an an. " Inn-'- in» M . ' wru"“l .p. the ‘0“’. - d!“ “I‘D"... '.m " "riaief.itT In. "an... _ -e, " fh“."' twin" and will!" 3"“ . - Mid-hi. no 'G1iuTiiiiku'i"'" unaud’uw‘- I “I. tro. "N' uni-Tun unsung out out! hmmlmnyh Gurus-{rs cull!“ III-loan. ,1an "1.". mm s." ham I and a 0m", Noe a. mo IENALFE AND can! a!“ you-us, Deco-her 1.187 I PIC! A" I Y. We" Va than sung ., My All 't ‘. gnntlemm 6mm. lurung Wthll h. "M the fluunctiovl I“ The Prorehme, a. It "In lou Hi luv u, an AIII’ Jul Lanai": m m htdid nhr, Ueuh. Iritt" ' “optima I. r. Ihdrtam. q 8t we: m... m; Tli until, an! “A. u unplug!“ my“ iu Would yu to V a few di “an, p, A i. B. count. u. No no 'Gi, - "~ ,'tt '23? ed“! ’POUed "Y M" " [M In. 50“!!!an . Ind I“ ir% I ot u. 'B, z to n. h?” E " liiiii ' 'h'. " mu a 'telf 1tlyi m loan 23 was an; of the )r. w? Ittttted I“; the bsatesiii MN Ti' we...“ I "uelUd I“ N was; Mo can. I‘m: to “In" we was“. M “ii an N In! tet tsMtf "" . lgt-.-No. a an o‘- M WW" -""" yaw-d"! I W Aoal%' -. Ill . 4 pound V [anagrams wd Iloure ivs ' .1 Harland. M iteets and up" A} mummy-w“ dirk-4'“! thr (ma 5...“,- , an " in“ A " - 31ch do, 'rritt tbe 6th Dec. . I”. W of great 1 I. I" Fur J t w down Tol iii.trt A .d ream?” tti. [guru's "asa..---' I " In held a m hed to be Qeserrl . “‘3' "will; " ",' (mam markets . V r. in the l' 2, M “I . d, " - for winch I ' w, and mimo- ‘1 0.. 50e per bun-be _ m por ton. Hm at “twool T:; nits ‘W lot 'iiuiu'so ' 'toe-pipe tittintt ”to. Luml a come and u _ won‘t .mnner blue-con. cu. R-ae.--'"; nmnunmmo M of intend In tht In: night WI. el ' anthems ol? ( [no w." luau! “in. on Sun piled on no; . that on. , oo be "tttride rut... In Pam ..-'rtw 000ml [uh 1 in the street r one. " m. their but” I ”fill bringit to” h ptitee up tttt w I! (we por " “I an. latter arm (htatnnuee, " fir-t n1 IN” "will; 't - m "ranged M w my my evei" - of the rich "I ha. Patricks Us"1 “Main! uh. “U- "rut-t m mum; w “Charm-y Sf III-bud to rem “ having mu "1ptrt hair grow f, w moment Dovhn'o Fur Amphofwul in”: 311.1qu *VouunndI - there-at. hmmmd tht,:',','::,'.",! “the! I. ob: to In I“ than and l ‘M the I if“, Il,,',":; gt: “dual nun“ fa "tyl “RLASD. ll Q. the head Hon-om thint m. C. P. {q Dovhn'o t In Op; Eitil, tvlott ”1., many at Curly day in! m by (ugh ' before an mi ltFarhieh gem “is in mm b "e, in the: I'M-mm in m,w hmhgu “When “we. Con"! IN “up“ ammo “In“ Ion geha h q In If” tts in.“ fut ' I1 " HIV Ivete ll, ”In! " M bit IE l1 m