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NEW ADVE1li1SEKENTS.
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TUE CLINTON' NEW ERA:
net.5re. tiie folly of punishing the Feeneli
consumer by. petiventing•htm ft•out bary-'
ing wheat wants. where it, ia..to 1)0
found best -and cheapest, beCause- Some'
other nnttonisso blind as to set the' ex-
maide: T1Lyhopoto convinee that na-
tion of it inisteke..by' reinsitig to deal
with it, quite putting out of sight the
danger-44ot if reprisals nre once begrin
each party- may he led very much far-.
titer those it originally intended to go.."
Summer, ---T: .Jackson:
• S0eial,-0,
Nevirjess_Mes, ,AT Taylor,
Debentures, --1V, O. Searle.
Good Goode. -0.• GUroY.
Stanley Voters':tistsset W. Ploultett.
Hullott \roters' L4st.s7j. Braithwaite
Planing Mill.--51'eeartney, Thomp-
son 41,. Scott,
oaelos a tastiest; Nuiv EnA May 1.0.u1d, flz. tile n001:
, StoN of Tam wiz J, A. lielleg•
\ Albert Street, Price 5 °onto pOr oopy,
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OFFICIAL P.'APEEt Or
THuitsDAY, ;MIX 25,
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otNirnE ittiKoN.
The followl4iiiiragraph we copy
from last week's Mitchell Advocate., and
'give Mir cotemporary etedit for
ft nkness, .which •.its a virtue Very
r 1 in Conservative jotirnals, at the
game time •exptessing AM hope thatin
• other matters as well, it:will not allow
party prejudie1 to got the better of its
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j udgment. -artful° 'speaksfor itself
followit.:-- .
" We understand that kn. •nttemPt is
being Made to get Mr, D. D. Campbell,
.ex -Mayor 'of IsistoWel,. tlas ageept the
ConseryatiOe nonfination. for Centre
Huron in the House of Commons.
s, While admitthig Mr. ,Cron p bell's fitness
i'or 'the position, wn aft:mild
sorry to see him accept -the
• Aiop. • Thelkiding is ono of the •meat.
pronounced Grit. strongholds
Province, and Mr. CampbelllS too good
a man to. be sacrificed by. being Put up
as ft target in that or. any. ether putsttle
constituency. Popnlarthough lie
thinly is, if a local man apuld not carry
the Conservative .banner to victory in
Centre Huron, . Campbell . :or no
other imported •candidate • 0011 lq: • Nito
are not 'those who favor oppesition
alaerely for oppositiOns
there ts.iontb ehance-of sticcess, we pre-
fer t� see Ridings let go by.default" •
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A roweozi,tait, ALmANAV. •
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lin WINO.
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tanother eoituun will be found On
:At:aide, under the tibove option, from
the Ligation Poe Press, which we espe-
oially 'commend to the "notice ef
Conservative renderS, .as that •paper
claims to bon leading organ of that pat,
tyrand in that Article it hilly setA forth
HOMO of the ovils.that tow frOm pretee•
than llie system is else Of Selfishness,
ptincipie that win, sooner or later,:
cause demoralizatioe in oymythiteg
comes.•in.'ooetoop. witb. If ‘‘'.0 •youid
escape atis .thdotbbrQvils. that, a
.fttpresent attlitaing the Mated States,
wo. mast• avoisl „mond:tang the teede
follies Ott they itiwo"„: •Ati odvocate of
froo trade; or revaine taviffrurces on
.eyery Oneinterested a:thorough investi•
• Surinam,. Mioiatorial papere have late -
1Y published the Ilansued revert �f the
last daysprocoodings in parliament, • in
witiela as outs readers will yeinember,
some Conservative metaberS figueed very
prominently. Tho .iveit, evidently con-
sidering that•the official 'report is • Am -
aging to that party, ondeavora to tone
down the report by insieuatitig, that the
re:porters, were tit n pared with, and alulbst
anserts, that Mr. IN:feckenzie was, guilty
o gaaa i es: it. Title IS 01 ill age , Mr,
Maekenzie is not e man ,trti commit Koh
a foolish act that would soo.n be. :fiseovs
mod, The 4fairs imeasineas is matey
ovidepo thot the report ia.too tette,
than otherwise. ,
T &RIFF NOTES.
-gotten of, thb'subjeets,' knowipg. full :well . :The Ohieago Tones .attributes the ins-
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that the more it is understood the mere tress einung the Meting classesin the
seelS: 1.,Tuited States to the fake poliey of Pres
result teetioti ..'tlott :prevails altere., It says :
tapts Our goods when inacle -cost : more.
clearly will it be • seen that any
tibia frees and principle -Will only
disastrotisly to the coutitt.y that att
to 'do it.
EDITORIALNOTES.
• Tim .4;aeoe, the Conservatiase caetoon
• iThe. Coimervative member for North
Grey in the. Local LegialatUre,..
. Ceeighton, who is also publisher. of the'
: Owen Soend Times, hes tssued 'what he
terms, " the. Peoples nattiest:MP which.
contains, according to. his, allegatiob,
"facts forttheelectiOns,".. As said facts
consist ot the oft -repeated :Old- much-.
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paper, la dead,' 1 -Lard times and no field
•vork in, killed it.
Tun EXotet. 'Times says .";there's a
manat Centralia who can mow and bind
ten acres sifiety in aslay." Our eotem's
knowledge ef fartnipg is limited. Bind
hay" is good:. • . ' •
*ere
:eonsylvaniostbere are over 200
it•on,• furnaces, and out of this' inimber
140.6f them are standing idle, the work -
bong
meni.all discharged. Yet protec-
tionists: says that the: States ai¼ priis-
pering; .
'11.nroiers fi•ote,Wellend eounty,. with
renitence , to . the. canctidatrive of
Minting, of -the' J./air, menet of -the
moSt enCouraging character, and the
probabilities:. are that. • lie . will he the
" rejected of Welland,"
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than anyone will pay foe theua ; there -
foto, labor is • not employed het:liaise hi-
ber cannot .prOduce es • much .as it de
mands for consumption thereferd, :ca-
pitel is unemployed, labor is unemploy-
ed, poverty ' and - destitution among the
non-iierioulteral laborers take the piece
of di; oomfort, contentment, plenty,
peace, and • prospeaty Which 1111• the
homes .and bless the 'noes of the agricul-
tural claea, who toil ell the hours thy
can; And sell their. products 'for the best
prico. the *mid wiLlgivof�r them." '
AT Grimsby .$2,50 is behig offend Or
Men to work in. theharypat fieldand
in the neighbinhood of 'Chatharns•froan
$3 to Ssa.,50. This is oh:ant:as high as'.
waves have evencot, for unakilled labor
arid alfoold induco many' to: leave the
towns and villages; for the harvest sea-
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son, at least.
garbled charges against t
istry, the publisheris opOerently afraid,
the intelligent *plaint° Whose hands
the book maY kali, Will net believe'his
•statements, andhe therefore backs them
up by •Offei4ii01.00 -"te anyehe who could
disprove the •stibstantial CorreetnesS of
any statement .them. By, doing this
he. doubtless thought. Ito could bluff ants,
one wishing to enter into, disCossien
with him, but he was mistaken, as he
finds himself promptly. eonfrouted Via
challenge from Mr IL J, Doyle, Presi-
gent of the North theY Reform •-A06-
elation, who writes to him a follewe
"I hog to notify you that I accept yotir
challenge,- and that the Secretary of the
Reforte AsSeciation of €h'eywili
wait upon you with bond for you, to
• execute, binding you -to pity to me $100
for every separate- statement in your air'
'tn. be false :bk. • Ino.
have no hesitation in stating to you that
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TIIE ROV151.011 f.the Voters' LiSts iri
di &tent 'deeps clearly shoiva that, a con-
siderable amount of St ,eooking" has been
carried on by Conservatives for some
time. 'In London, the Court gave the
Reformers over facy-votes ;' in Monek,
like number, and ether Counties "pamied
out" siinilariv •NOW the omissions,
which. needed: correction could never
-have been : uniatentional, and, the
infereime is that it was thought they
would not be' missed. To keep even
with the Conservatives, our Beform
fliends require to "keep Alias weother
The effeet "Itre'tectiOn" .tias on ' the
farmers Qf tlie 'Milted States mayhe
gathered from the fact thotwheat' sells
in: Irene -IA at 75e' per bushel. While
the:faireer pays "...promoted priceasfop
his implements, :elothiog tind.housebold
furnishings, he cannot etaplinand O high-
er pace for the' produce:of his,farea'then
the. tilling' figure int Etnype, 100 the goat
eflasinsportation, wili nllow.' Title sitat
pie feet should be sufficient to show
Qa-
nadian 'faisiiers the folly • of. expecting
that the:pace ef theie surplos .preduots
would be raised by a vraieotiyo policy.
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: Appeals te personal cupidity are the
Owing. earda in the Conservative hand
but they ° nlY require • te. be' "Met With
application of common sense in order
expose -their fallacy, • When. at Paeltbil
the:other day, Sir John Mutedenald mid
Look at ale way the Yankeei.tax•yee
harley •; why. ShoUldn't wo put adnty.o
fifteen Conte a bushel upon:their belie
contieg into Canasta „A'..,sbr,ewa to*
:farmer the, audience shouted' oirt
"Weald that 'raise the 'pace of•our bat
loy fifteen cents a 1)l181191 Sir John
knowing Well'amt the 'young farmer'
dtrect thrust hid pricked the berle
bubble poiephitely; changed' the subjed
suit effeeted not to hear the :Question'.
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.-The Chieatte rei,Putte, referving"to th
extraordinary increase in failures in•th
United States, -Betio : The depression
tnor0 severely felt in protected" :cent
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A (1.111.0WII`Tr.1111L.,
The A:merit:art lamroni, better kotawn
as. tramps, seem beim „increasing, both
in numbers and audacity, One is
hardly serprised that in the west they
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should have . passed from: the Stage • of
a common nuistinco which has become
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notorious, • to that or ll
1101i.ti051 SOChtl. faCtiOri '' hilt that
a '.perty of armed reams,. -bandect
gether in deli:mai of the lows, for pat: -
poses of phindee :nal outrage,. shOuld be
able to raise their heatta for a Moment
in a Now.England State, spelt as .,•Mas-
saelmsetts, wcaild bo a Sore test of creds
ulity, wets, .the fact. not . well , authen-
ticated So great has the evil :become,
'even .thore that e mob ofsarmed . ben-
dits Was enabled on. Satnrdar. last . to
seize a railway train loaded with ex-
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curaionists, to stop it and set it going,
while robbing' and :infra:ging tho pas-
sengers . at will. Dict • sucha thing
happen ' in' 'Canada, one ean imagines
the. eepsations it, *mild, • produce, and
tile speedy -rettiliutien that would fol-
low. :Stich 0.feeling would be arotteed,
*such a for exerted on the side of law
and Orders. 115 would qiiiekly bring the
.cdt.throats to submission, or send them
totheir long' account, -We ,have seen.
of • late one or . two . outcroppings': in. that WtY to the. p011tICal intrigue of the
.this.countey of the spirit:abroad 'in the
Ilnited, States. ' Small parties,: :well-
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armed And “desperate, haVe attempted
be. the Greed Tianils tit' Co
bours• sand elsewhere, Im t.. met . with a
reeeplon that -must have taught_ them
that in Canada-:this'part of it rt 'leaat.
--liberty is. 9f the law, and ...rist of
brute feters • Batt- it 'is very- different
among our, neighbors. • ' Having for
their an :Ate th -tea werlii• awes tliont :o
living; these: abandoned, ,beings sw000
down like locusts. titian defenceleas• COM -
munitiei, and terrerize the citiens iuto
coMplianOe.with their dein:Inds 'for.foocl,.
and ifepportnnity offers, they do not
hesitate to reb. • Thett:lettnge: about in
shady ,plitces aromul faints: er fowns.•
They flock • Mi. freight t'rains,.. take .poS2
,TIT IX 25, '187 8.
00RRE1SP0N0E140/1, NATIONS,,
Wo.wich, iati be distinctly understood that wo do not '
:told .oureolros O0OpOOSUAO fOr the oplulone ex.
Pressed by -011r ”rrospondonts.• •
E.ME PA .1?TIZ
the.,F4ditor,of thee/Intel& Neu? Era. -
But :.-Atyliehl le situated: nines -miles
stauth•west .tif Clinton, and iS.one of the:
most healthy - villagee ,the Dominion;
but Unfortunately,. •son-to.of its citizens' is
bigoted in: tho extreme, - ltnown
fact that the two great parties,: Refinao
and Conservative are' --sown.' broadcast
throttishoet the whole Dominion ..and the
bne .48 well As the other has a rigla't, if:there,
is a right in itsteeivitity istul justiceat
bands of -the other., Why 'should p.'.• -
former or 'Conservative, under any conal:•'
tieratiou, allow eir political • Woolliest to
enter the deliberetion, of: Menicipal mat -
lets, any in tancipality ? The thipg laa
naffed fareet and the- eoonevr, polities is
buried ie ttwe desire peace
•harinen-y. the
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and
Jotter. Let each. Of •tho'se
parties follow the divineinjeireltion, esteem
others more than themselveit iind 11'-
1410o-1 maim
, tts"pos.
°slily, as it shouldswill the out,
-It should be, the great and .only of
every
etery municipal mon to select tl
best man it a
ic very
.1 munielyality to. be their.
assessor, The assesaor is sworn to de his
Auty, which duty is to value eVery person
in that Municipality at What that property
Could basold for if the party was in 1
All owners 1
so vent,
ant -occupants only are
to he, put o
The folloWitig are 'the 1 ominations in '
the different '' constituent:40a f'or the '
This •list ahould be cot teat for inter&
reference :- '
oosarserviozos. ittraeas Atoll. Ent:erne,
Aitaington ,,,,, , • .... ,,,,,,,,, "7,...,4 McIterY, .
lf ouse of Com totn,t,s,, :: . ,fiAlitorit,•.:4124.851.00,141,111:01teo.,
A.Igoma, ..... , , .........:.. ...... a. H. Campbell.
AA utligoelnliel ...., ...Ilex.,
...110n..D. 3fil le., .,...T, .1II awl$8**. ,
Brant (N. 310.... G. aeon -gee. . 45verota. •
I3rant (8. 110 . , ..'1V, Paterson... ... A. Watts.•, -
31raeltville , ...Col. linen... , , 4,AV, Pitssinnuons„
llitor);::::04::::;...11:ii..,........AJI,t,e(3:::.110,4ihlia.csio.. 0,:le:i..,..:.,. ,.:.:1:11:..tFn...01.01.0.:,8t.op.r:.,::,..
Drneu (8.S.)... • , .11in., IO. Blake. ...A. S(aw-. ,...
I), R. 14faeLounini..Dr. 13Argle,
Sumborland T. M. Dulles". ...rron.Dr. Tupper.
IMIAX... ..... Smith.........%; ..X. 0. Wadb.
Dmulas,.....,.."...-1fon It Llilanpue,.;1'. S. Boss,
Durham:RI-1W. , Lowis Roes , , . ,..,Col. Williams,
' Y. G. Burk,
Illugrlbuft(13111:CSIVC)I.1?0. MeDungail....., .T.Arkoll,
luin (W. R.). :, .,Otte0Y.., ... • :....1W.G. Mitnru, '
1 Essex W. Metlrerm
' (2(171 ri ()id:Intl rem tier tiair ..., : ,i. ,. .. ,,..:,' . ..,,,, 1.1Ni a; toxil ;11.1.c 11..:1i.n: : '....1:...,t11.,...:ii)nt.:1:1111tblitritt:s.:It.ell' l' 'e I c.
.t4,,t;eonit itS'..IC)31?P, WiF5fOrii.11 :::::::: 'nun' '
Grey'(N, It.)....,;.,Sanders„..„ . , ,.. -5, 0,'Lltue, ,
(hey (8. It.), .. , •Landerkin ..' ..... GOo ;aekoon,
4; . " ,, ,. . ..-n., 5, Sproule.
Guly(tehgn ri10.1412., ,I...sMvoIsi.otes::. ..;.(;,.t.ii..„:.1;): ;.&,,: ,
ITirtIttaulariot118:.wil. . :0 ,' ...;1..1,31v1.:::'::..........................;:m"(1''''n..
ui$1,.:11':ift (:11e....upii''i.::,,..311(-7.813!11.g3i:A:OlZ II i:1‘1,11. :: ', : '.. r.: Tlit::°. -firl)111:1:1(21.e .
iramuto.. , ..... , Ii.yrilii.121,r, Yon os, ...Ilitelide.
Iptli r on (g. it.)....T '' - -eta r4.' . ; .11'P. 17:: li obr1.1'd a .
ron , a. _ .• , ., .., ,..., .., orroiv •
I,w0OOLg.1:`)';;:Ti, IiOrtn7::' ... ..
• inontrii.q If the rwtlitahmt,lios tcque,, .. , .. ......
linalaide to tthe thitY)
liini )e
%out roavinsdioltrit,n a'
.thiay.a.etcaocii.litt
1 e • ap peumit,4 com )1 550 :spi.:11,E411owoned:ion;bb
by -their nath• by adjusting isi ould jostice in t
011 ao of. $400
milt, let
ormer .or Conservatf
May, in tl •
ve, Last
this village, there_were,a numbe •
of appeals made by tr
Dr.
lIon R Oartw ,' .ht
v .6 t. Ilte otavy;:is-icIponttial par', Im20.1,701,1:0,',,'''';':;:,':;t3Ismfase: NW7 11. ,i- en' 1'1' 6.: .: .... . r.: r.•111 IY. ...0Colu::::::°.:
tiers ittoti the Cbourt.
y hook Or b '. • k ' -
n s ie Con ll'am.° ''' '
) • Monts , ...ca• -1,7, telAss. • TITZ3I.e0darl;.imilAk *
\ 'ere too gritty te give wanyt slxs,"airRol:SorK4i.,;,;.i, Iwo ' nag° 0„„)...2„).•••• .
ves, y . moo , went
heued to. outsgeneral the Reformers b
latter
T.,o.nork 11:4 • ",1). nenlbratth 91121,'7' A. Mfteakenr
anmieson.
,, P. • •••• • 'Taggart-
Looaa (s. . „ FredenbUrgn.*
I,ennox
. Carling, •
. lass McMillan.
-uldieser (N, 11,),Sratehard Conghlin,
Middlesex (W11)..G. Itegg..'
ig
tries than in them that followsfree trade
principles. Under the, freo trade sys-
tem, whichspermitil everything to find
its .own level; what deal harm o ,soine
does good to. others ; while under a sys-
tem of in•ote,ction every :article that CAM
eye open," ana °Von then they ceunot, be introduced erem abro,td is be..4.4:11
Y;
ut
ee
t,y
to.
.of
gh
• taxed and living is perpetually cost
I3
d° it. ___•,' ..._- , Hard tiines ate doubly hard: ,inider silo
Snt joint Macdonald'e sPoothos on conditions. . It is because this is to
the natioinai policy, Sfii,f3 Belford's Maga. palpable in a time of distress for an
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zins f,01! August, supply all that is want_ one to 'void seeing it who will not sh
his eyes, that. a Serioue attetept has
cd• to prove • that lie either does not last been made, althottgli net with it
Conservativea, an.d the battle went on to
the Court of Revision, and as might be
expected,. Unfortunately so, that Court,
One,alibut Was composed of rook Con-
servativos,dyed•in the Wool When: the.
oases were called am .ConServatiVet tappet
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lout against:the Reformers carried in a
hloelt :haus bolus, all his -appeals. The
appellant on the Reform side cemmisSion-
ed. the ..TewT•to attend to the complaints
made by him, but two if:minters of that
0:Mit requested the Jew to it down or go
'out, as if they were:S:4)1mm or the Pope
•Of R. omesitnd steamed their feet with ru-
dignation,against the :Jew. And indeed
the .Seav 'might as Well obey the nian-:
date from those sweat personages for the
cOmplaints Were left as they were, and
the result is that the. complaint had to..be
carried before tho goitnty Judge. It ap-
pears to me that the •Goyernment will
have a take the matter hi hand and have
session ,of the' locomptive and • dictilte it rgo'llied,.by-havili4 Government OseS-
sera, to put a step to the•wholdsale &AS -
to the engineer how and Whei•e he shall
• ,„sruptiensln mumeittalities, , i
Shnepinpet-
go, and, when he an .stotrt,
o ent and iticapable ,the omit -
11•5011•11.7 ordOl' 1101....1)0fort) otaerio4 o cilasometimes employ in the -office Of as.
town, Several' of the railroads ate be-' seSsor. The great and unpleasant Work
ojneidg 'to resist the eperoaciiiiients of thrOwtoupen the-Su:lees, through these;
tiebe vagaboods, but to do so effeetti-. oftpoOls', to saY thdloost, 10 •N'OrY onotoo,.
ally. Will; require* an immense force but we cannot, submit, ea ne cede malls;
Mow?: their • lines. .The Chicago anci ()ye will not xield finised. to ehvils.): :When the
. , Ceprt of Reviston their extraet-•
Rook Island Railwes• . • genetallY dmary labors, and passed the rolls in a
.adOpted tbe pOfiey of eertying themA sebsequent meetiog, one of the•councillora
few.daya age, they notified the tiuthori- in a fumbling manner, full of apieen
tiesi of a certain. town in render Assist- against the Reformers,..got Op motion to
mice in capturing a
the effect that tlie rail is Most perfect, .and
g,
ptti e Sudge befy ordecd not to comto
e
themselves 011 an approaching train.'L--
fild to Saqsthose'nasty Itoformers.
Tho result was no no assistance whatever P..a:r
e
attleast, is M information
--the peep U see 1 con tte Is to cement the two portico
want them left there, • Thof is said to to•unison, then ant lost in my jedg-
she' the upiversal sentiment •throughout' bilt.
• the country. If the railroad. ooinpan- •.. , • ,•. Art Onsoavita.
• los attempt to -protect thetaselvas, • the D°7-gield)3111Y 23,4878 -
cry at once gods pp that "they me -•••-•-•
abusing the poor' workingmen ;" so the. ' The illennimii°g in 3innit‘illa•.
Rook island has concluded it will: be
Lke, all other settlers in the Province
less 'trouble and exPense to haul them i
of Manitoba, the Mennonites are promis:-
oversthes.road ; and ..now,.- Whenever
ea magnificent crepe this year. A; largs
freight train pulls out, there Will instant-
er area than usual -18,000 acres -has
• ly swarm ,out from lumber yards fifty
to a hundred; robust; healthy,•`able•boili- beensownond au abundant harvest is
almost- assured. In additicin to wheat;
ed men, and bold the • train like
pack' of NXOlves.. If it be nicht time,
, .
arid ?no cats are open, a coupling -pin
will ;soon make a wreck ,of a ear:lock,
and the car is filled. They' then help
themselves to. whatet'er is in the • car
they want, Tobacco•is theie first
and the amount the' Rock Island hos to
pay to shippers for tobacco stolen is no
emallsttems_ Theaugensaresnotsagekings,_
work; but refttSo it wheit it is offered
Irenv Ast-Des--Moinerlittely,"ft fennel'
approached a party-of...fifty young fel-
lows, who were lounging in 5. lumber
yard, offering $1.50 per day and board
for harvest hands. E:•4ry naafi refused,
'diluent topay Conservative intent -
and the leader said lie left the State of
gence, ;for however absurd the crudities Maine •three .years ago, arid had not
be there are.thousarids of Conservatives deo° a days work since, he could live
without work, and they welted for the
ha the eountry who accept theinc"for the
asstived it•tiths of political, economy,
Moptreal Centre .. TS. Devlin .
. ... W. E. O'Dgign.
Mom% • • , . , 33, 1'1bb.
Norfolk (N 10.)...oherlion ' w b .
Norfolk (S.
Northumbor land
(10.11.) • SnoWball
North limbo rland
(13. B.) , - 11Iggar
'NorthumbreI fold .•
• (0 ) Kerr T. Coekburn, •
Ontario, (N. . , .. . . ... W. Gibbs.
Ontario (S. „ W. Glonn, ,T; N. Gibbs.
A, "Wright.
Oxford (S. 11.)... .C1. Skinner. ..: .Glbson.
Pdel . ' W. . . . ,W. lliettt. •
Perth (N. IL) Figher .....
Perth (S. •M): llortiitrook.
Poterboror(11. 11.).]?, Ruck, Burnham,
Peterboro,(W.It.)_33ortront • • • .... • Gyo..Billard.
DIeto .. .. . . Macdonald .
Pontiac "'rhos, Murray.... renew:0.
'Prescott , -Ungar .. .. ....Urquhart,
'Pane.) EdwardDr. Platt jrus.
Quedn'ie(N S) Forbeg
Itonfrow (N, Findlay . . .1'. 'White, jr.
Renfrew (S. It.). „Campbell...,
Richmond. and, y• . • , •
Wolfe ----Almer „Wart -ale,
Rouville
Wiesen Crain ....; X. O'Connor.. .•
St./olnas(N13) OityDri Veber.
St. 1ohn (N. 130' • ' • . • :
comity .... .... „ . , . J. Matto:- . •
S imam (S.11?:)....Flotehor ...:......Littlo. •.
Sinnott (N. R.) II. If. Cook....-....TmIton McCarthy: •
Stanstend , Iohnson ..... '
- ' Pultan, • ,
Sunbury.,..'„ .Burpee ...Armstrong, '
Toronto Centre..Maedonald:Hay.
Toronto East . . . ; . . Samuel Platt, e.
Toronto .7' 13. Robinson:
Victmin (N.
yietorin (0,10 1t)..1ns: IleLonnan..Clamoron.
Victoria (0, S.R). John VOnnolly A. McQuade.
Waterloo' (N. R.), 33owman z.
Wnterloo .(5. R.). Young ..... •^
Welland ...... D.orsloy.. Dunking.
Wellington (0.11).3, Orteg.
Wellington (N,11),Tflginbatum*.Drew, .
Wollingtori . .. ...„, .. .
Wentworth N .. . ;Thos. Fltoek.
Wentworth S.R).,Tos. ,1`. 141. Carpenter'. '
York. (O., MetcalfeBoultbeo.
%
rWallaoe.
Nor. P. Mitchell.
Ios, Mader.
son:11 or sinister ends. " The crudities • Ti '
weigh the meaning of words, or is sin'. cosfa,titleo.s,iin:rilify and redu
ply playing with the question'. for
of the party. which has usurped the -title • ' . • • .
per_ , the Ainericao tariff.' ,
/tame pubs the matter of "retalluitio
otectiotists"
• I have no doubt almost every statement of 'national' are toe transparently Absurd
contained in it can be proven to bo sib vi3'ne.' TIffili'a fine coins
stantially false. The whole thing in
ply estimation is a tissuo of falsehoods
and inisreprefientittiops, calculated de-
liberately to deceive the public, discre-
ditable alike to ,the author, and to the
man who is tso ignorant,,tas to be influ-
enced by it,"
It will now be in order for Me. Oreigh-
ton to " ptit up or shut up,", and we
fancy he will have the prudence to save
hie $100 arid take the latter coarse.,
•
A C 416 HNCIE.
Wo notice, in. the Mail of yesterday,
a challenge with a great flourish of .esc-
elamations, froth. Mr, Earrow to Dr,
Sloau to meet him at any central place
in the riding, who says that if itocannot
prove that every circular which the Dr.
• his issued. contains ratn•o or less false-
hoode, the last one no less than twenty,
• ha will resign. ' There is not the
slight-
est deubt hot what Di". Sloan willhe
, „ „
•
hand; tieing gtaa-ot the opporatnity„ and
"will give Mr. gerrow 'every Chanel:a `to
prove what lte boasts of being capable of
doing.
lis is •how_thesissadnass.Sagartir
'itg remarks._ The Peview stands ,ado
frOm any political party, and its hi
oats, etc., three hundnd and fifty bush-
els of flax seed have been sown -the
first time lay theme people. It was sown
for the seed only, which is' to be shipped
to the Engliah market, as an expert-
rnent. There are already sixteen thresh•
ing machines in the reserves, and an,
other one -a steam thresher--wae pur-
chased the other day from Mr.. 'Celli,
• ofthis: ei tyssby-111 vell•es obi &Iss-foresco rrts_
patty of Mennonites, who, tient:ties:I,
will find it a profitable ventnre.
A. 'flouring windmill wart recently
erected at- Steinhaehrstuatt•-,-Clearspeing
settlem'ent, and esteem saw mill wes
put up in pt•oximitysthereto, . The two
mills have ben eimnected, arid •the
power of the saw mill will, in the future,
be utilized in the grist min, when the
wind fails to blow aufliciently strong. .
• The Mennonites have recently :com-
pleted ono :treat %omit -having con-
stisieted a robed through tho $t. Norbett
"warn, eight miles in length,to "their
owo reserve. .The total length of tho
road is sixteen miles, and through the
swamp it is .irri.cled four feet high, and
broad euotigi; for two teamseto pas:: easi-
ly. Tho read is solidly built, with tim-
ber and brush foundation, and 380
teato and 500' men were engaged for six
days on it -their only remuneration
being the securing or e good oittlet
market --Winnipeg Feet Pre8.9.
N'ear tihecoe, Ont., yesterday, james
Smith murdered his father, brutally beet
two sistera, `then committed suicide, -
Trouble, money matters. '
reputation is due as much to this fact as
to its groat literary ability and the emis
nonce of its contributors. Speaking of
„the "retaliatory" policy -some time
Agto *posed in Nance (and now the
,ett am plank of the Conservative platform
in Canada) -the Review sap :---"As re-
reads these WIIICIL adopt- prohibitory
tatCS of dutiea the Government advises
retaliation. T1iis.i 13. most unwise wad
rninOu8, bat it flows naafi:ally
fi•ont the doctrine thAt the object of
the foreign trades to stimulrito exports.
If the interest of the consumer is noth-
ing in comparison with that of the pro -
decor, of' ceuree proteetion is right; but
00 nny other theory' the folly of a war
of tariff:I iS apparent. Because the
American people tire foolish enough to
make Lyons silks artially dear to
themselves, the Prench•Government pro-
poso to levy ono and sixpence on Ame-
rican goods, when '4 woold charge only
a shilling on sin goods coining from
Germany. The r stilt can only be to
impoverish both trance and the"United
States while benefiting eCeiset nations,
They (the husineSsiTrion*b•
• P031 sortie time past an item has been
going around to tho effect that when
the •Pacifie•Scandal revelations were
made, it was intimated to Sir 301111 by
the authorities in polver in. England
that lie need not present himself to be
„s
sworn tn as a Councillor, and was
not,. therefore, entitled to uso the ini•
Ws IC. C. B. On the authority of Sir
•
•
John the Afeitthe other day stated that
such intimation ilea never been made,
and the 6.16.8 of the next day repeated
them
statement. This the Mai/ again
.eontradicted, stating that ". Sir Sohn
would soon proceed to England to be
sworn in, bub he Would do so AS rirst
Minister of Camida," If lie does not go
mail beetnno First Minister ttgain
,
he is not liltely to 'reeeive the honor for
-first freight train, when all piled on
it and went, Simultaneously with this
they are threntening farm labor. saving
machinery with destraction, And hi not-
e. few oases their threats have beeti co-
•iled. out.. Western correspondent,
writing on tlilise gaols.; remarks :-"This•
ia Conummism pure 8.11(1 simple. The
people Play as well prepare to meet it
at 01100, the labor (01013111011 has nothing
td"tio with it, for these vagabonds will
not work so long as they can ride' over
t» country ft•eo, and• beg and steal
whet, they want, withcatt work. ' To ar-
• rest and put them' in jail is 110 hardship;
it only gives them board and shelter -a
• eertainty for oin uncertainty; They
would fill every jail and prison in the
West in six months." • •.
"'What to do with the trampal" has
therefore become a national gitestion of
groat significance in the United States,
whieh 13 so ter left practically miens
swereds-Londoe. /*me Press..
. •
anxious for facilities of trade on condi- .1tIr, 11.1eLeall3 of Gederiell, has
a good while yet. •111041 of obtainh reciproeitY. They do gone, to England with a, lot pf otattle.
• •
The heated wave wen a temperance
agent in St. Louis. On its becoming
known that two-thirds of those who died
or heat ht that city used alepholic op
liquom gales of beer feroff twenty
per cent, and theft of Strong thinks fifty
per ee.nt,
puma/leaver thus discourses on complis
mentary notices: • " Popular' , opinion:
seetns to have settled down to tho fact :•
that 'space in 5,,nolvttper is.of be valties,
and coneequently the general pfrblic hal
no idea of recognizing the •uso. of' euolt
space• with any compeniations We .
have hitherto mole, no charge: far no-
tices of tea. meetings, picnics, festittals„.
re -unions' concerts, ete: The avowed
intention of 'these 'affairs is to make :•
anoney,_yet.in ninety-nine cases out of a
hundred we have not received a cent for
-a• space which hesitinatte advertisers con-
sider it a•favor lb secure. .eVen at high
prices, Not even ,e0mplihaentary
ticket is fortheoming; and ,newspaper •
mats is looked upon as a " deadhead "
gets free admission to lin entertain -
inept to whose sueceRS he has etintribut•
ed by a free-nitt 'desta heahs d, 'orea=,
notice to ten times the amount of tbe
rice_ of admission. Thus the newtr,
pa -Pins
God' fie implied by -the` 'or eetien of;
churehes, endowment of Sunday schools,
_purchase of the musical. untellinety of
the worship Of heaveni titan tiny •
other class of the public, and yet these •
people wonder that he is leaa and .
hongry of look and wears a threadbare
cant, when his sheet has the: benefit (I)
411eir patrorlage, as witnessed by the
u '
nmerous dead head 'notices' they ton -
tribute tb his valuable columns.' -
With all reverence we submit a para.:
phrase of the injunctioa of On,recog-
nizat ed least, theoretioolly the great
example of Ina followet sf 'Render unto
Cresar the things' that are Ctesar'e, and
tint° the printer the thinge that are ,the
printer'st. 3(Comittetar.Neilson, CloW.R., died on
his train, •frotalleart disease, en Satur-
day.
A. despatch of yesterday, from Wil-
kesbarre, Bays tile loading manufae•
tutors believe that aeommunistie strike,
with pillage • of all banks, rich men'•s
residences, etes.is to be made in August
by the miners, railroad men and work-
men in MatinfActories. The: strike was
really intended for the 15th of Stine, 'to
begin in Pennsylvanie, but the mcenpis
action of the government led them to
postpone it till tkug. 15, -Bishop 00-
Ha.ra, of Williesbarte,sharm the anxiety t"
relative tb: tho throatetted trodle,