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@112 fliheml oimuge Ohuuge We appreciate the news items sent us from time to time by our Mount Pleasant correspondent. We think, hbwever, that when strong criticizm is offered against a clergyman or a church, as for instance that in the last paragraph of this issue. it should He done over the signature of the writer. It is not right to hold one person responsible for the opinions of another; One of the Councillors in the Toronto Junction Town Council op- posed a grant of $200 to the Com- mittee in charge of Athletic'isports on the gnound r that lacrosse-x matches attended list season ow- ifia’g‘ Wfibltfiet that Local Option was itiwtdi‘yyrinvthat tOVVnw The said mumill‘dr’s reasoning led him to the ifiarm‘wflwn Bum wm. Ob‘unnilliir’s reasoning 1( wu'ehision that; sports =ch kindred, and w: Limit? It does not! 3m: national gameam sports if whiskey ml iiia programme to dr The Toronto City Council and several other Councils, purpose petitioning the Legislature to put married’women in the same position ‘ as unmarried Women and widows in 1 relation to the municipal franchise.‘ Wehave never heard any good reason whyit should not have been done years ago. Some~people go farther and say-that womemshould have Notes atpafliamentar'y elections. That is quite a different thing. Suppose a wife go to the poll and cast a vote for the candidate of her choice. and immediately afterwards the husband kills that vote, can the latter expect on his return to receive fl'om his wife'a pleasant smile and a tempting dinner? The thing is ab- :urd. Let it alone. T1) the Editor of “THE LIBERAL" : Please don’t: send your paper around to my door for I don’t want, toread a paper that. will publish a slurabout the brothers and sisters of his own church. Please send in your bill and I will settle with you. Yours, Richmond Hill, Apr. 14, 1905. The editor regrets exceedingly to It has been plainly shown. and is not denied, that Mgr. Sbarrelti, the papal Delegate from Rome, met Mr. Campbell. a member of the Man- itoba Government, by request; of the former, and talked- over the Mani- toba school question and the propos- ed change of boundaries It is also stated, and not denied, that Mr. Campbell and his colleague, Mr. Rogers, by request of the Manitoba. New m'cnmoxn HILL. April 20. Government, met Sir Wilfrid Laurier in reference to an extension of the Manitoba boundaries. It is further proved that in the discussion be- tween Mr. Campbell and Mgr. Sharecti the school question and the â€"Wor1u's Diapensury -J. C. Ayer 5L Co. S'fOP MY PAPER. ired, and went band‘im does not? speak‘ well fo'r‘ a1 ~gnmeand other kindred whiskey must; be included nmme to draw a crowd. Advertisemems J. BESTARD. news items sent Medics Council and and liquur . 1905 boundary was discussed from a political standpoint. Mr. Rogers" charges by insinuation that Sir Wil- frid Laurie!“ agreed to extend the blundaries if the Manitoba Gov- ernment would give the Roman Catholics concessions relative to Separate Schools. Both Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Papal Delegate have denied that Canada’s Premier ever hinted-at such an offer. Judg- ing by the long and honourable career Sir Wilfrid Luurier's reputa- tion for veracity should be second to no person in the Dominion. And» yet there are newspapers and' public men who say that the charge should be taken as proven. The West York License Commission- era yesterday refused to renew the license of the Minto House, near the Canada Foundry. The landlord was given three months to dispose of his stock. The Novth Toronto local option byâ€"law was declared valid and efieclive after July 10 next. 0. Nurse and Ken- neth Huff, at Hmnher Buy, who have each been twice convicted of breaches of the act, were ordered to sell out, While the hotel of James Down was considered 'a superfluity. The board’s intention is to stop entirely the sale of 1i ‘uor atthe Hu-mlwr WEST YORK LICENSE CHANGES Mr. Alfred Macdougall died at the residence of his brother. Dr. A. J. G. Mucduugall. Toronto on \Vednesday of last week. James Bond, Tux-onto Junction, has bwn appointed license inspector for West Yoxk, vice Frank Smith. In the matter of the Estate (anOHN CAMPBELL, late of the Township of Vaughan in the County of York, Gentlvman, deceased. Notice IS helehy given pursuant to “The Revised Statutes of Ontario” chapter 129, that all creditors and others having claims against, the estate of the said John Campbell. who died on m- abuut the Twelfth day of March, 1905, are required, on or before the First day of June. 1905. to send by post prepaid or delh er to Messrs. Lindsey, Lawrence &_Wadswmlh: 7:7 Home Life Building, Toronto, VSOlECF‘ tors for Andrew S. Husselland George High, Executm-s of the lust, Will and Testament, hf the said deceased, their Christian and sumames, addresses and descxiptions, the full particulars ()f claims, the statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities, if any, hold by them. 1", LL .1. “Ia-nu ‘ H. "J And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the said Execntnx's will proceed to distribute the assets (If the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, hm ing regard only to the claims of which they shall then have until-re, and that the said EXL’L‘UtGI‘S will not; be. liable for the said assets, or any part thereof, to any person 01- persons of whose claims notice shall not, have been received by them at the time of Such distrihutiun. Dated the Seventeenth day of April, 1905. LINDSEY, LAWRENCE & \VADSVVORTE. 42 4 Sl)liCi{01‘S for the said Executor-s. 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