The equity, 6 octobre 1887, jeudi 6 octobre 1887

[" > * # VOL.BRYSON, COUNTY OF PONTIAC, QUE., OCTOBER w,UY£ European Travellers Rooked through by pail^ 20 to 22 cents; eggs, 10 to 19 cente side several severe contusions, she had i The attendance was in advance of other *nmc who came nearly being imchodVwt h.* the old reliable\t$ per do*.; potatoes, 70 to 80 cents per bag; sustained a bad scalp wound about three ; years, there being not less that 2,800 peo- 1 hand* of the people of Buckingham two ALLAN LINE Of STEAMSHIPS.turnips, 40 cents per bag; oats, 32 to 33 inches in length over the right side of the | pie present, as is shewn by the amount}\t%% flrFt time we have hoard of the Parties In Pont lac County who Intend travel- ****** l**r hu8he«; hay $9 to 12 per ton; head.The wound was dressed and the realiaod frtmi admission 4eea at the gate\u2014 people of thla county being trick-d hv whole- iyaE^a\tsi*, vs&a- \u201da ^ -1 ssEHEsS; a 8=S=rïS-!t\u201cT- Jan mb., Ihd7 Tiie im ST.LAIBENCE BAIL, KOI Jan.97.'87 Iy an uiu-x- Business Cards.Eire no Start toolt I\tI\tP seven or eight competitors for the | P»rred on Th minutes.Her companions assisted her to special prize offered by Mr.Bryson, XL R, am M ______ ^\tJ ¦\tMr.Wallace i house when it was found for the best 40 pounds of butter, and only \"r 1 Tho following are tho latest quotations: that her head was badly cut, as blood was three in the baby ooraj»etit»on.The apo-Dreesed hoga, #50 to $7.26 f»er 100 running down her face.Leaving her in cial prize for the latter was equally divi pounds; beef, $4.50 to $6 00 per 100 lbs.:\t.|\t¦\twmà lamb, 7 to 10 eta.per lb; geese, CO to 7 Passengers ticketed through to all points la Manitoba, British Columbia, Cali- « % .\\ ¦¦¦1 m###s#ses=-:^=E.once, or wt shall be compelled to ta e u never considering whether I look ««That makes six times you have turned doah, has fruited there, twelve years in sue- In Italy the number * f people who are ?t sSSÉP^ » SSSillI pH^^l 6m form.\t, \u201e of the world with sdmiretion, that wm \u2022\u2022 You are rare It wee rix timeeî\" In- that of a tomato.It adhere, very firmly to letton wr ten years of egaai^nable to road : i.rr.MvL p, ».\tSsr\t\u2022\u201c «\u201c\"\u2022 \"\"\"\" \u201c ^ \u2022Piring gleam _°* their «lasse» ; 1 uon i oe-\tdrMS thst .bowed her soft smooth Yes, I'm sure it\u2019s six times, for I kept a but goes into the plum and fastens onto marriage registers.\t.\t.- \u201c L^k, \"j*ok, there', quite\tS^vily\u201cemioidered\u201cwith .Uv\u201cr.* OrT *TWeU^midem.\" he retorted, » I guee.mùe the todt\tm° n Lt in Prop»rtion^ wwwmtUw hythe sr «K;s-jisyi.'sswas*'1\u2014\u20147\u2022dlÆi sS£3|trsar1 Aï-j i*t« sseaasBWMg^ aeasawsrr\tWsCSS\tA\t*- **»\u2022 œ\t£ _hv h.ve we been nartèd all these years ?cated rods health and an untroubled liver.The Libonia Is a very pretty little plant trouble av invoith/ ye?Arrah, sure an Wh»t miserable misunderstanding marred \u201d Fine weather,\u201d said the ruddy one for either the greenhouse or the sitting- some payple don't know phwat they do be .lives***\tcheerily.\tt \u201e room.In a moderate temperature it wfl I talkin' about\u201d 3B3 ns Sfe, ¦BBS»\trw Sscass*-'-\tsîtesassfM sMjarJ-fswsrs '^Oh.hw foil you insult me so?Whet which would otherwise prey upon the firm- | eny good garden soil.have I done that you should mock me with at love ?Oh, you are of the old timee you Once I Loved a Maiden Fair \u2022\u2022My dear cos, the whole secret of my celibacy is that : \u2022te wh Once 1 loved â maiden f%lr, Bui she did deceive me.t ha# he to \u2022\u2018Green grow the rushes 0,\u201d sighed Jack, as the lady eat down amid a storm of applause.\u201cWhy I taught her that, and much \u2022hell nuke me «\u201c\"«for.\u201d \u2022\u2022 What are you talking about, Jack.\u2022\u2022 Why, my nut-brown maid, of course, the heroine of my only romance, that lady with the anchor round her neck.\u201d «\u2022 Do yon mean to tell me, Jack, that is the woman who jilted you ?\u201d \u201c Certainly, my dear, and very grateful I now I see how she's turned out.V\\ ell may she hide her face behind her fan, a hold-faced jig.Give me the programme.Why, as I live, she still calls henelf Margaret Steerstralght Oh, I say, hfl&t, isn t this place awfully hot ; lend me your fan.I hope when women get their rights they will oblige ns with their privileges.Among .ethers, when they take away our swords, their fan# to hide our di \u201c Aim high \u201d Is the Christian Observer's This is the same old on the fellow One weak That the electric light will ultimately i passenger trains generally aeasa*\u2014 In ancient times kissing e pretty girl was his last pass over In this way and found no fault with the .It Is certain that unleavened bread used by Christ when he instituted the GOODS! NEW change own was Lord\u2019s Supper.Why do they not nee It now, ss mode Is 1,0 important?Why Is not Holy Communion always hi the evening, as Christ Instituted It In the avqnlngt Why not al-Thumlay a* that was the day?NEW The extension of time for the payment of ground rents, under the increased tariff, from *2 to *5 per square mile, granted by the Quebec Government, pro vi .us to the holding of the election in Ottawa County, expired on Saturday last, ond no official intimation of thocancella-ti .n of the order having reached the C.L.Office, many of the Chaudière and Hull lumbermen diqxiaited their checks.A great deal of speculation had been indulged in by the \u201clumber kings\u201d as to the policy Hon.Mr.Mercier would pursue, and a concensus of opinion prevailed that he would make some reduction.Their hoftee have, however, been crushed, and widespread tribulation exists in the camp.What the outcome will be is a matter for the future to determine, but it is generally believed that some arrangement covering a period of years, will be effected, so that the lumbermen will know exactly how to cut their cloth.The new imposition will increase' the provincial revenue by about *140,000, more than half of which will be n charge upon the income of Ottawa District operators.ways on Thanking you for *pace, I now close.Yours, Tktvpiia New Tweeds, T Political and other Notes.Mr.Simon Citnon, a supporter of the Dominion Government, was elected on Wednesday, 28th ult., for Charlevoix, by a majority of nearly 600.He is a son of the late 8.Citnon, who declared himself an opponent of the government and voted against them during the recent session.The newly elected member is an able young man, and came out squarely as a supporter of the administration.The judges who refused a new trial in the case of the Chicago Anarchists, the prosecuting lawyers, witnesses and others daily in the receipt of threatening letters warning them of the terrible fate in store for them if the sentence of death be carried out tive wherever their organization exists in the States, and fears of trouble on the 11th November, the day fixed for the execution, are appreciated if the men be hanged.The engineers of a heavy double nesder train saw a child on the track near the village of Rock Glen, N.Y.They whistled for breaks, and when the train was almost upon the child one of the engineers leaped from his locomotive, and, running ahead, An exchange says : Mr.Mercier s caught the infant from the track.As a position on the Council of Education, to reward the mother haa recorded the engi b,\tju,,\u2014w\t.m Le a somewhat peculiar \u2022 one.His in the yngjneer was able to uao this as bank-Üiience as Premier of the province will be able collateral or not.much more than that of an ordinary mem- a gentleman in London is reported as her, and he will be likely to speak with an having thoughtlessly omitted to authority that w.ll overshadow that of h \u2022 j|\u201c lir^ldum sua\u201ca>S on bLhalf of colhagues.The tendency will be to bring individuals, and they were not in this case, the administrative work of the council The gentleman was siiipendeil instead.In more under the control of the Legielatuie.the water the legs at once assumed a su- ,0 -h-.-.«y\t%FZ Mercier will be responsible, llna will ,pjte 0f his most violent struggles.Ho Le an innovation in Quebec, not a disad woll|j have been drowned had it not been vantaceous one by any means in the minds for timely assistance of\"d-m.I- ally work towards the control of the edu ^ m(mhen of the Quebec fiovcm-cational machiner)* of the piovince passing meLl |1j,j>t>ar lo ^ thorough believers in directly into the hands of the people's t|io doctrine, \u201cTo the victors belong the representatives.Whether this ensues or spoils,\u201d which they have freely put \u2022* - rr™ T r?i=ir ïïï.Si'riiïir.bt will draw increased public attention to\tfr,,m Quebec, which says the the doings of that body, to whom is en tb.vernment have \u201cdismissed Mr.Clovis trusted the charge of what is in its way a Caron, Registrar of Maaj-montre, and ap- b\u201c\u201cb \" u\u201c p\u201cbi\u201c r: snz t-dte ïüBsftS , involving a large expenditure of ^ ^ prominently in the ammbble between public money.Mr.Mercier has long Hie government and the (Speaker of been professedly a warm friend of ; opular Legislative Council last aeiaionover the \u2022d-'i-\u201d.-d ^ b>b\u201d rafeir\"\tïïttidX»\u2019 be taken, we presume, ns an indication\tM.P., for St.Maurice/' If he now intends to put some of hie theories s Tory government were to go so sealous -» ^______________________ ! To the Editors of The Equity.\tI iow would be raised by the Ontario organs.Gentlemen,-My reason for writing them\tthe shores of Lake Huron to the letters Is that everyone may see both sides of\t0f Hie Ottawa would be read de the question.They are an answer to que* nuociationa of the arbitrary conduct of lions asked by many of your readers.People .Ministers, and possibly there would who have visited Palestine tell us that th««\t,\t^ tnn.\u201d very popular Jordan is, except in a few shallow pieces QoW.a.(Uyt ^ certain quarters, to resist one New Shawls, New Jackets, New Flannels, ; New Dress Goods, New Carpets.i y BRYSON, GRAHAM & 00 « ¦J 148,150, 152,154 Sparks Street, Ottawa.are do.& # 4 The Socialists are very ac- Winni grain under CHEAP BARGAINS.SIMON McNALLY & SONS, of Campbell\u2019s Bay, beg to announce to the inhabitants of the surrounding country and the public generally, that they have just received a large and well assorted stock of Fall and Winter Goods, comprising ; remove DRY GOODS, HATS AND GAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, FELT MITS, MOCCASINS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, PATENT MEDICINES, STOVES Z: AND SALT, are ere tin reporters of binding twine sold to farmers it is cl naively proven that the government repo tors underestimated rather than overestimated the average yield of the wheat crop.1 hare averaged the yield at 28 WlliCll tllCV nUFDOSC Selling Ol! at VCFY low DH CCS.bushels, which on the returned acerage of\t' 1\t.\t.\t.\t\u201e\t,\t.I Their Stocl oi Teas cannot lis snrnassei for Cheapness and eicellence of pality.sumption for seed and breadstutts of2,000, 000 bushels, which makes in round num hers 10,000,000 bushels available for ex port.con Much better sta) 4 32 lut > They would here thank their numerous customers for past patronage and by fair and liberal dealing to merit a continuance of their favors.Cash paid here and at Calomel Island for Pease and Better.LINES On the Death of Maggie Murphy, who departed this life at Clarendon, Hept.19, *87.SIMON McNALLY & SONS.CAMPBELL\u2019S BAY AND CALUMET ISLAND Sept.1887.Dearest Maggie thou bos left u», H*re thy lone we deeply feel, But tin God who hath bereft us,\u2014 He will all our * rrows beat vice the Lime for Sale.can Uve at home, and make more YOD Peaceful be thy silent slumber, Peaceful b»* thy grave so low Thou no more will join We no more thy song shall know.But thou hast only gone before us, Bx»n our own time, too, shall come.When we ll hear our Saviour call na ! \u201c Come ye weary wanderers home.\u2019* again we hope to meet thee, i the ho ir of fllb has fled, .world.Capital not needed ; you ere started free.Both sexes ; all ages.Any cm# earn do begs to inform the people is Eased the Lime kftue .f need by the late Thoms* UNDERSIGNED TH5 \u2022 .r number, \u2022If Mrs.O Roarks, sad the you nothing to send ui yoer If yon are wise yon will do ee it à Co.rortUad.M \u2022¦\u2022\u2022\u201cTWsmâaBLir.Farm for Sals.8m Bryson, May IS, 1WT.But Notice.When offors for sale Lot fllHB UNDERMONBD o 1 28, tn the 9th range of* ¦ II ss^ffssrisssBK\u2019jrK L Railway.There are about eeventr-flve cleared and In a good state of cultiver The premises are well watered and a Where no forewell tsar Is shed.Fate may threaten, cloud* | He will help you, never mind.Charter!#, Sept.N IRBCTED Dl FABT1CÜLAB TS THOSE IN D P.J la this mudcl- Is efts This Is the as the S.D.the i&S&a&£gBi ÔEO.H.UDIVW E.MATMB0N, little Importance, I ** .¦L_ A- ¦ \u2022 ' F coyg-ro o Eÿ) 2 I! O 511 |g| CD 0 0 m m Q® 'i Ch E 3 8 9r three months.The (fcizctti is one of the best journals published in Canada, its various news departments being carefully edited, and very complete.Its commercial columns are crowded with information indis|H?!isahlo to business men i and produce dealers, while its live stock and dairy tnaiket reports aie a special feature.C CALDWELL.k-ALL and WINTER ™\u2019WORKS a BORN.Tfenioit She 02.MISS M.MORAN\u2019S, Portage du Port.Monuments, Headstones, Miss Mouan while thanking her numerous customers for the very liberal patronage belt Lowed upon her by the ladle* of Portage du Fort and vicinity.In the past, would Intimate that Kho ha* Juat returned from Montreal with a select Hlock ol Fall and Winter Millinery and Ik now prepared to fill all order* entrusted to her with promptness and despatch and In accordance with the latest fashions of the season.The latest London and New York fashions \u2014AND\u2014 Cemetery Work OF ALL KINDS IN 1 As Old Time Favorite.-The tHtxnn of grrm fruit* «n