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,,LIBERTY TO UTTER AND TO .k&RGOE
Prv=bY Anne Don TO THE IDIDTATE'E
fir CONSCIENCE "WE PRIZE ABOVE PALL
,Gnl ai�w, .Mareh Oa, '160
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NOT .:A PARTIZAN., :.
0. Cameron addressed his
.'supporters to oerto on t e evening
...cif the election, and the following is an-
A.ext'ract from his remarks : -
I knew when the ladies were with
,,.me that ' West Huron was safe fot
•:'Liberal principles. (Loud applause.)
...I also can thank a large number of my
ttf(enservative, friends who favored me
�•,vuith :thei-r .,assistance on the occasion,
:,., end: how+ed:a,patriotic desire to stand
c lbyktheirmottntry against the combine-
vsttariin the present:.,`tits, They :rave
mnuyrbest thanks, not-soemuch 'because
they voted for .me :as an individual,
. hut lierausea they wroughtfor the iLibefal
1;,principle of unrestricted ,r+eoiprocity,
. open' tnarkfets with' our neighbors, and
free, and c.untrammelled trade in what
tley,.setiltl'to the outside world. (cheers)
• • 3 in--now,--de-factorthe-,-mem•her-for
' West 'Huron (prolonged cheers), and
let me tell you -all in conclusion that 1
aye the representative Wall shades of
;polities (cheers), and when I go to
.kOttawa, as. go I shall if God gives me
Thealth and .strength, no Tory need be
.:efraid.or ashanted to., a9k me o ac in
his interest and the interest of our:
ceMrtactn ...country„ .for I shall know ,no
-,,..zit or no'Toiy,in ,my representation
-t1f West Huron, but shall act for the
prosperity of West Huron, for the
.',b1ic weal of the Dotainion,, arid ` for
:'the. donor .and integrity of the Old
klag,art&titirestricted trade. •
seversesert
IJQUSE:.0kr.,00'J1.AI0N.9 I
-The House of Commons' of Canada,
,,-censists of 215 members. . Each 'Prov.;
ince is represented in the. Commons on;
'be basis .of pepulation. By tkei
. British, ort America ct 1:be,Provi,gce'
of Quebec,is..tp,ave,,G5..tneutbers, and
.each of the other Provinceseis to . here,
many ,>atenthers its will ,hear the
-Name proportion to the number 'of its
,population as Alma bears tit .the num-
;.her of the .population .of uel e.
eAt the period .of ACarifedetalicle the
®four original Provinces -sent .memhers
on this basis as fgl,lows •: ,Ontario, 82;
•Quebec, 0 ; Nova ,Sc:.ti4, ,I9 ; New
'firm wiGl;, ;5,. •
' tray ;the .cet?sus elf :.4471 Ontario
,,gained 4 Neve .Scotia, 2, and .,Naw
il3kunolgok 1. , l:anitoba, Prince
Eellriard.:Islaud anal British',Coluaebia
were ad:nitted, antlehy special°'Agree-
ment were aecurded the tfril:lov+ting
.rt presentation in the Commons, w•kieh
'sill remain at those figures.uutil their
proportionate gain of , popu,jatiott otter
,:QueI ec. entitles theta or any of them
•te more : Manitoba, 5 • Prince
Edward Island, 6; British Colutl►ia, 6. '
Bty;r<he census e,f 1 881 Ontario made
.a•furtltear gain of fnur seats, but none
of •tlie,ot lsirPtovinces r.:ade a gain on
,Quebec.,
It 1866 the four territories of the
•Northwest were,eat.'lr accorded a ntr•nt.
•:tine i i Rhe klnuse uf.CUsst.yuonc, namely
-Alberta, 41,sir►il,cia li;�yt ,A.xsitrihoia
`'est, ,and Snskatchrwatt. •i erNfurt
.the ,r,cj1'eet►t.ai iotr of Abe Se -vera)
;Prbvinek ,ted teir•itories is as follows :
,knitarie. ; Quebec, 65 ; Nowa
Scotia. 2d •; Ne:: ,Brunswick, •bc ;
Prince :Ecbwand Isls,ud', ,6 ; f ririah
Cotun►bia, 6 ; '1V1,enitoha, 5 ; Nert;b-
west Territorie3, 4—toted, 215.
TinE Ontario Legislature commenced
its tomb—leis in Roront0, on Tuesday.
, afternoon. lite address in reply to,the
oprc•eh from the throne was ttareek(i ,by
+tlr. Joseph Tait, M. R. R., Tt►ron#.n,
and was seconded by Mr. ..1. T.
,i;arroety, of West Otitwoa. :Hon. J. o''Vf.
' W .(;ibsr n and 114.r. Dat id Porter, the
,t.Nwly elected uteu►I►er forgiorth Bruce,
• fice,re, re eutedteed tovri ttteit beats, a
'The Liicln®w Sentirrelt Bruce Oo m ty,.-Fric�.ty, Mardh lath
F. 1I. SOCIETY.
Pireeeedlpge of 1ltq Animal Meeting's Ute
re.441.1WS.4V..0",114.I)d10-1t,Q11.
The.annual meeting of the Maitland
.IPreshyterial Womans Foreign Mission-
ary Society was held in the Presby-
terian church here on Tuesday af'ter-
neen,M.arch 10th. There 'vas a large
attendance of delegates and others
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GREAT OLEARINGSALE
,.meeting was opened with devotional
exercises, conducted by the President,
Mrs. Sutherland. Mrs. Gordon gave
a cordial welcome to the delegates and
friends, whie;h was responded to by
Mrs. Geddes, Whitechurch. The re -
p: o . e r asurer an ecre i ry
were t►resented, which showed that• the
year just .closed had been one of •pr_og-
revs in every respect. The offering'
was dedicated by prayer by Mrs. Pair -
bairn, of Dungannon. The President
in an able address, reviewed the work+
of the Society. Mrs. Gibson, of Wrox-
eter, read a very practical and sugges-
tive paper on some of the hindrances:
to our work .and how to overcome.i
them. Miss.J-essie Archibald gave an
eitcellent' ,paper, subjeot, closed lips.'
Mrs. Shepard, of Luckno:w,.annd Mrs..r
Bray, of 4Iarkdale, extended .a veryi,
hearty,greeting to the Society. Mrs.t,
McNabb, Secretary of 'the Society', .was
pt esented in the name Of the Society,
with an address and certificate of like j
membership of the general, society:
neatly framed. The address was read
by Mrs. Graham, of Brussels, and the
certificate of life membership was pre-
• sented by - I4iiss--A-n Terson; of --St;''
Helens. The question drawer was:
opened by Miss Anderson, who gave
very able and instructive answers to a
number of practical" questions, beating
on the work of the Society. A. nut'-
ber of the delegates and friends .took
part in the discussion on the different
topics-iittredu-ced-through-tare-questi in
drawer. Seven young girls from the
Harris Mission Band, St ilelens, sank'
with :much .'sweetness " Dropping
nannies." A vote of thanks was
,tendered to •tihe young 'ladies who so
efficiently led. the service of praise, and
also to the ladies of Lucknow for their
`hospitality. The present officers were
.re-elected for the ensuing year : Presi=
dent, Mrs. .Sutherland ; Treasurer,
(,(rahatn ; Secretary,, Mrs. Me
Nabb. Contributions for the year,
$.11:3;1.18. '
BROOD MA .
The foaling season is costing, and. tfte
mares must.be attended to if we want
strong and healthy foals, says Ile
Canadian Live oitoek Journal. They
,enght to have daily 'exercise, and will
lie all the better off if they have Leen
worked regularly. • Mates that are
worked can be . well ted withoutany
injury to them, and they must be. well
fed, for it is to be remembered that
the mare 'has to .generates blood for
the nourishment of her foetus as well
as , of herself. It is not necessary to
have her loaded with . fat,. but in good
healthy ,condition. .Heating foods
'must not be fed, sand broat. mashes
should be,giveu occasionally to keep
her' bowel,,open. .A mare that. is poor,
or one that is in high condition with-
out ,exercise,. cannot be expected to
produce a ,good foal. The cause
there ,being so many deformed and
weak -limbed foals may he .attributed
to this. .Of course she mustarnot be put
to extraord,ituary work, such :as pulling
excessive loads, or to a,ny'eiThrts likely
to .produce sudden jerks or strains,
wtlaiealt w.ould most likely esuse•he+r to
skip Ater ,foal, but she may 'be kept at
slow and light work up eto near the
time of parturition. L`leveAtmonths is
the set terra of gestation, but some
will foal before that time Auld sone go
a year when • the adhesj>t'.e matter
(wax) appears on her teats, tthe time is
not far off; probably or►ly twenty-four
or forty-eight hours, and .o;tye? ,must be
on the watch. She ongItt oto be put iii
a roomy box. land if the w.'ather is line
and warm she wilt he Letter in, .a
padd qck. If the mare has been regu-
larly exercised, nt,d apparently in
health when in foal, little diger will
attend the act of parturition. If, ,
however, there are signs of danger, it
will be better to, have recourse to a
"wexll-informed practitioner, rather than
,run the risk of injuring the dant by
,violent and injudicious attempts,
wh3�b ,are often made to relieve the
animal:
3OA OR Sly Rv1 E.
t .i,''NDEfSlGNM) WILL, KEEP
• for $e+,rvice thilt stason at lot 11. con. $,
N.. D. A81411.1, a ('best«•r-White fn11 'brei]
boar, lately+l;rynght from t'ink.trt n township.'
i a.ruis =-W I„. arttizue of eseyaisse ; $1,25 if not so
pai<L
p.1 i%T/ANiELIZER.
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Ter • egoist
Jacket ClotAst
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'na r -T47 m,;',1-".,, bk-r4r,,.s'T:.tLr, x,' 744. m.,,
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Now is your time tc secure bargains.
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Spring goods arearriving daily and we e willsoon be
able to show to
OUR M NY CUSTOM
neof the finest assorted' stocks it the . ---part of trL
country. All departments will be unusually
well represented. .
THIS is TIE SV.A.SO NT
`nor. .making up •Shirtings and 'Cottonades for the
Spring,
OUR'. STOCK IN THESE LINES 1S C' MPLETE
And values right, DoTn't forget to ask for the Lybsters..
C1E�Otr, M1YI%IDOOII (Su CO.
• LUCKNOW AND DUNGANNON.
OUR SPRING STOOK.
IS ABOUT COMPLETE.
Prints and Dress Goods in great variety at
right . prices.
IN TWEEDS,AND WORSTEDS
e have extra` values. Our Millineryy stock has Jus t
been purchased, ' and will be. found
TRE RES72, LAT !7W AMR
ANNOUNCEMENT LATER
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FOR COAL OR WOOD. • -
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This season, to call on us. will find
our stC , k
complete and at reasonable prices.
A large stock of
Love Furnitme, Bonds, 1 c: , Etc., Away Pown PA=
Now is your time to get a good. stove chew .
at
The leading stove depot, -