Wingham Times, 1891-02-13, Page 6—AND —
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A fin follawiug l'aeolet!On in reptid to
inns eouttartee ; That it appeara the deems
tation sent to 0.tttWit to support Mr
Olarlfe Wallace* Anti -Combine Bill
faithfully performed their thy; and
ao it would appear from the report of,
the deputation that the bill,. having
poset1 the House of °ominous, went
before the Senate, and that body etfea-
tively dietroyed its uselvilneea by ilt-
eerting the worsts °unduly"' end
reasonably7, your °permit tee. would
recomineuel, to your consideration the
treceseity, of, haying on obstructive
body. seeh ste the Senate has proved
itself to be, removed frow the path of
progressive legislation. Your epees
mittee would also beg leave to ,direet
your attention to the faet, deist this iu.
stitute one yearago passed arettolu,
tion asking the Doroipion C.-overeat:tent
to piece upon the ftee, list airy anion,
DRUGGIST;
•C. P. R. TICKET AGENT.
OT.G. L W TELEGNAPil GO,
Opp, Bruaswid House,
Wingb.am) - Ont
•I) atingilam ants
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1691,
1:14.61.1 HURON.
r A. 11 Alosgrove, of this town,
s Itorninatea at the Conservative Con-
vontion held at Brusaels. on Tuesday
loot, to centest this Ridim); agitiost.
Abodoliald;the old uterillier. After a
couple of arty s,it is now annouticed that
Mr Mosgrove has placed his reitigna-
ion in the hande of the peoaident of
the Conservation Association. of the
Riaing4 Whether or not a oandidate
Will behrouglit out to oppose Dr
Macdonald, is not known,
EDITORIAL
YR. Joao MOMILLAN, ex.M. lisie
been nominated by the Reformers of
South Huron.
'. Tete °Atari° Legislature met on
Wednesday, and Mr nos Baltantyne,
M P P for South Perth, was elected
pertker, The House will Adjourn on
riday till after the Dotoiniot: Ow: -
Tem 'Reformers. of North Perth have
oreinated Mr. Jttnes Grieve, of the
O'rwrisitip ot tiornington. f .11r. Grieve
one of the hwt farmerin his town-,
tipand will make 4 eapitsti candi-
ete.
Ste Joust A., NT.A.0e3NALD has issued
n appeal to the people of Oattade.
Inch was published in the Govern -
cut organs on Monday het. Ile
oes. not say anything abent Reeipro.
with the United States,but praises
t110 N. P., and says the country is
roaperous as a result rif that policy
ea the people coetented and happy.
has been deeidea to llow eieposi-
ore ia the Givernmetit eaviegs bank
t er to deposit $1000 in one vat
of $300 es it preempt, aid
in :01, the present Unlit being
L)) ; and to isette 9.,4 per centstock
te stale( ef $150 mut multiplesethereof,
- in not raider fiveyeors,
i ore belie; at liberty to transfer
its ot ittly dine to this . stook.
• Ite hie late addrees". before the oh.
il) - etteTIVIQ ASSnritatis.411. 04 the
)ifs ' f. agrieniterrie in, the Polliita
elos „Mr /3,7'1.0, M A, ollserved•
brit se 4's full treittment of manure
eliortid follow treatirte»ts epee the
•'.i.nyerentouritlio.rie of. tillitese, luelirding
lrainatse. Piilleaving the preparation
fvf
,
It ,,,(01 glitnact equines dobcription
f the d;event (Tops, seediug, oultivs
title steel harvesting, the retation
Stich slieuld be employed le distribtat
rag them over the fern, and the hest
noes titer tern tet insole ofthere. Then
1,1 follow n snort act:snot of the.
0 to Which crops are eubject.
of the menuS of provepting then/.
Thou the breerliose, taro and tnanago.
isat ef nye stork, tosceroptinied, by,
til instotactions ire rlairying., ISIr
ett enntoode thatn better stoical..
1 ednuittion im of urgent tiectseity
eterio,„ Ito eaystelie Intelligenoe
plait, of the Cansaien reereheo
# lino' in leie opinion, he %trained a
elite to'provide evorytilaltote. Mill
, kr ; arta what la more, t ea.
.0tr thrte Canty will pot settler
• of a fariliitog, •
4ts' Imitittste,
1 1,,,
upon winch tired) is retteonaNy fair
evidence obtained that there kr a coin.
bile, or trust formed wale the object
of enbaricing itsprieseand ere IA 011td I
recounneed di
et this institute reaffirm
its, conntieuee in that proposal as be
ing aueffectual means for the preven-
tion of trueteUnd cearbines.
Profeseor Geldwin Smith had a
weighty condemnation of the Tupper
missioreitry enterprise in a letter to tbe
He say:
• Aenther breech of the rules Of
public Iift, which tee peopie, if they
had oon, been politically •eosheved to
Werpotiser of their own creation, %You'd
hardly eeelare, is the importation of
'the IfighlOtniamissioner from England
to take part iu the. election campaigns
1.1, hat would bt . said if the British
Aturbitesador at Pens or Berlin came t
ovet.1.4 take part iu the elehtioa eatn
Paige in England ? The High Corn,
iniesinner represents all • Cauadiato o
alike, and it is his boundenduty to.
keep himself perfeetly eear of party. n
EAST HURON.
'GRAND Mai CONVENTION.
bla0.40114101) TW eottemeen EMARgt,
4,0A111,
The convention he'll at Weeeels, en
Moaatty last, was one ot the•largest
fool most enthusiastic ever held in thie
Every tenoioipality Lfltl
Riding 'tile fully rept eseuted, ,kunueg
those Present were outlet -a
Me:4arabhn thstou, Libiater,
McClelland, j it Mi1Js'r 3Me-
L0.011114, i Arneetrong and •A ‘t
Steen., of Morris ; Tiros. Stritehen, • A
Hislop, Wm frlinte, V McNeil, of
Grey ; Win Irwin, Jae Nfelseueblin,
Thos Burnett, J41, litscete,
of flowrok ; TPOR ett,suit, P 4),
GibsOn, Ulna Oibs�n, jr, sf
Wrexeter ; T A Mills, J A Mort en
rtr MairclonaM, ( MeInt.yre, .lobe
Elder, 0 BUioc, D Mellows, H. Clark,
Alex McGregor, John Petereoe, Peter
Deans, W J Ceapeem. Jas Miller, 6
Gravey.ellobn Inglis, Dr Towler, 1
Homuth, Ps Elliott, of Wingtertu ;
J S NIcKitinorefer Sloan, Wtn
Levy, John Moffet, of Blyth ; Jus
Elliot, John I/anent, li Dnff, R
Arnietrong, A Tipting, Jhn harris,
Arch Paterson, Wm McPherson, Thos
Elliott, D Moffat, Alex, (enoniiI,Peter
Campbell, Geo Fortune,. 1' Pao rs
of Turnberry ;J B Sarah, E6 Scott,
W FE Kerr, W Il •AlcOraoken and 1)
Rs as of lerusselei
The presideen 1i Hielop, occupied
the chair and withen-poo the plat/Orli'
wee Dr Mactioualde the worthy re
presentative of the riding ridiu tn th
House of Commons just dissolver
Messrs The Gibsore 11•IPP;S Grace
1st vice president ; T W Citbsfut 2u
vice.president ; W JJ Kerr, secretary
rettenter ; J 11, Smith, Tilos Sina:root
111 Y •MeLettne Bent EIIiot1 \V
binulair, Di Sloan, W 13 Dibksoo at
theme •
.After the minutes of the Oetnbe
meting bad het,» read the presideu
ailed for nominations' for the position
t standar4jear. in tin S. cousti t
.Che following gentlemen; were ps
oeecr:--lir Macdonald, moved by
rhosGibson,: M P, setioncled by Mr
ohn Smith, of Bruesels ; T W
(ism, Dr Sloan, Thoe &tetchier, M
Y :McLean, J A -sliorsotioeS Graeey
nd A iiislop„le • - „ !,
•Ertel) of the persens termed,. 'in in -
(Teo; order, brietry addressed the con,.
ention in pithy, ringing speeches and
withdrew infester of •De itherdonahl.
he doctor, ou rising to eceept the
onrination, tould nor be heard fur
cone -time owing to the .olleers and
pptause of the audieues, who have
V.ery 'confidence anility to
tkecessfallY carry the Liberal merrier
vickiry, ee lee did in the last erm test
shen Le wrested the constituency from
It?
e
1,
111),. the Tailor
Th going out ofBusinesd in Wingham„
Between. Now and Apra 1st
• We will iron our large stook of
TWEED° AND GEM FURNISH NC&
han Cost.
We are willing to submit to a, largo loss in.
order to eloar them. out by that date.
Come early and get the. pick of our stook at .
r •
MOM Ynp
uwn
This is GENUINE SAM
he.11 !Mot
he the administration of public affair's
d by the lieu Oliver Mow; and his able
coideagtnAs the Ministry.
Thos Gihtionda P P, was smiled np-
; int tied gave a spirited half uour talk
d ou the rite:es:trey of thorough °Name
sation and Wm neressity, for the
r country's eakeeof having tt chaege of
b Govertirrwut.'
He says, that at .titis crisis of the.
netional history the seivation of the 0
Country rrequires his presence. Let
him resign els office and then he witt p
be perfeotly at liberty to save his '
cortutry. Whiet. bis personal policy- in
regard to coanni-reial goestion• bes
t ween Oao ada and t ed States may
be wh
e etet. not the Mans of 'knowing, a
but tve know that is west be of an
affiliated member of the Britieharis- v
toeratrye not that; of a mats whose v
tierester and„aspirations are Canadian
To bite tilt British ariettimerey is irra. 3'
tiortol, bot its political sebitsatir on this n
contitient are not.'!.eirreo "The real .s
motive for Sir Tupper'e petfotio di- a
reguard of official rrahit is ledillet. e
ed by no human being, • fie comes in s
help in falsifying the national verdie t
on the subject of reciprociiy, and to e
keep his confederates in power by t
debauching Nova Scotia at he det•
he Oonservatives.
A. spleedid4 speech, oectipyincabout
n hour, was then delivered by Dr
haeohed it before, with reotriry or a
lacdonola.
promises of, money from the publie
purse. This to him, send- his friends
end °roes does not appear to be dies
Capri. His mindere is a loud warning
to ;toed citizens that they aro fighting, P
not only against monopoly, but against F
corruption."
ore.t.saalalaraormi.7.6.wet
TA.X4110t1 UW TAB FlitMSIte. • L
Aboet a year ago the Central, rare
mere Institute of Qatari° passed the
following resolation, four only: out of
120 delegates objeeting
"The Central Partners' Institute of
Ontario db nietnorialine the Dion -Won 1,1
Gevernmeut : that; "Whereasove cow1
-
shier the present high tarift is' very ,111
injurious to the agricultural interests,
notkiegwhat we buy proportiotately
dearer than the products we sell ; and, lit
..Whereas, the present high tariff
:The followrog resolutions were-
un
leinionely- adopted by the convention:
Moved by Mt, Trioniaa • Gibson; of
ere wich, seconded by Mr George
°outlet, thi4 this. ootrventiore con-
erons the 0oVernment of Sir joint A
lacclouald fist •endeaVoring, at this
me
ito ellatell' 'rent -let from the
people without seilleieet cruise for 'the
dissolutioti of Parliament, thus bring-
ing into tree voters' lists elearly two
years old, disfranchising,' 100,000
young men wire have come' of ago
within. that tune and .coeferritig votes
pon many others. rbo have. in the
uterval lost their right to the 01
81P
IA that 'We pione epos, reeord onr
tickled disapproval of the abuse of
ie ounetittitionel power Oated in the
awls of the Government of irtivieing
re GovernoreGenerel to bring the
arliament to an end under such cite.
Insister:roes.
Moved ley ,Tohe S McMullen,
sr:collided by Dr Tow ter, That this; con.
vendee" approves of the .course of our
member,Dr NIticdoneta, in Parliament.
We Men wish to place on record our
continued confidenee its the integrity,
given rise to 'the combine system, by r
1,vnich trompotitioh i&toa great extent
provented'; n Wirer ma, the agrie
oultural interest is suffering tomer •a
mime depmsioreend enable to bear
the strain occasioned by the tariff and
.the.eombine system aforesaid, and, as
the agricultural interests represent the
large maehrity of the population ; that,
'Therefore. thotethe Central Institute;
do reepeeteuny aek tile Government to
reduce the tariff' on artioks of pritoe
'temerity to the farmer, truth as 'iron,
. steel, coil, cotton, woollene, rithbera,
Angara, curse and telt, to'auch nittilt-
toot ail to relieve the nerioulturist of i
tho unegnal burden under which
fie ie now lithoring
Aoetlie 1st treseioussif the Dominion
PerfigkentsAir chard 'Cart wrq1» t
eriterelietMlie Yetenest -of ilea. terriers
*11 a Po/Mit:on. which what yodel down
by the (lover/amens, nut obese trip,
, porters, artiongst whom re It4ormrs
Froin (Pawl Pram), 044111 4t
P tor (West littarn4 •
lioneety and ability of the leerier's- of
the Reform party and to pledge them
aur oartio5t support in the fortbootnimt
elections., ea we believa the policy they
penalty in trade and etriet economy in
tiro roanageinent orputiuic %fairs, te
be the beet polioy to be adopted to ro
pair the injury eecaoinnetl to •this
country ley the National Policy and
to restore to cur isometry eteother, ern
of prosperity and oentetitrnent.
Moved hy Mr It Greham, aeoonded
by Mr John McOriese Tiler 'this trieete
ino rakes this orrortimity f.ecrigrtiai.
along our esteemed oartnierat in the
leocal teoeste, Mr Peelle* linen; ttpe
oti moyri.y st 111,0 • hit*
Tilkl/tithlrit. *Mt at tkPnigeltrte OlLt•
hos e4pouted, viz, eatoltrieted Teei
baton *to
•
The Libere:s are united, enthnents-
tie, willing to work, tied fatly nao
cord. with the platform of their party
—unrestricted r”ciprocity.
. The large hall was packed to the
•&ems at the'ineetirg in the evening,
there being a laege number of !lichee
it the euilielace. -In the absence of
the preerdeut, fir 8 Graoey, the first
vies presidept oLthe associatiou, °stee-
pled. the chitir.
Dr &eau, of Biyth, war the fire t
speaker, end spoke for about forty
reunites, dealing with the dia.-rout
issues before the peopleln a clear reed
forcible manner.
De Maxdonald, on ootiting forward
to address the tch
ruence,• was greeted
with great applause by the lingo audi
enee, Per au hour and a quarter be
dealt with the trede questron, ehowing
how the country would be benefited
by freer trade reletions with the
United States/ The ineeting was
brought to a close with cheers for the
Qtrieen and Dr Macdonald. ,
Bittevale
Mr Joseph Leeeh is spending a few
stays in Detroit,' tlis week. Ile and
hi ti brother spent Sunday last with
friends in Trowbriage.--sWe are glad
tesay that Mr 1Crreey Jaceson is able
to drive out agaia, and bus aLrnost
wholly recovered from his, late acid -
dent eLst.te Geo Haney isinoving* this
weeleto a house of bis rarther south
in the village.—The Evangelistic &F-
eelers km coneeetion with the Methodist
ebureli have been very interesting and
profitable, some hay.ia,,, •given Om
tir
selves to the Lord and IliS seri
and till being quickened in zeal 'rand.
devotion, Cendeetor Strider peestellett
last Sunday evening to a very large
congregation, stud Rev John Scott,
M A, gave tut ititeresting discourse en
Monday evening, There wilt be
servitor next Sundae, at 14 a in arid 7.
p no.--Johnston'e annual tite-oreettng
will be held next 'Weienesdey evening.
A film rage -ammo ie eroviclede—Str
Wtn Alitle, eon of Thoe Mills, Itorth
of the villapse, left for Dakota last
IiaturtlIty. Ile made ninny friends
duritsgr his short stay.
aervative. On Sturdily afternoon n
tarp own:our...0 itt people tollowed his
N31411411.1 to the grave. Six of the
tuombers of the high school home(
acted hearers. The tern:lima,
of the schools and the meathere of the
pantie school tio brel headed tho foriseert
proeisssion, Mr Draper Was a ,native
of Ireland and was eixty-live years
old, He leaves a wife and ten ciente.
ren; He was harried in the Lietowel
cernetety by the side of his oldest son,
the late Dr Joseph Draper," of ritsen,
burg, Ont.
Glonfarrow.
Mis Campbell bas retnrivel from a.
visit to •frenele ret•Weliesiiee.„-ealto
Al cliaren, of Winghate, Junetion, watt
viiittiag friends here this week.--Woril
has 'been received that John Green,
Ji -
on his way Prom Anstralho w bore 1.0t
has epent the -lest three yeare. His
many friends..bere will be -glad to See
him after his long absent...toe—Soho
°meth. of Manitoba, (sot of
Mr Greeo)lefe for Wept/ride province
Tuesday. Mr Coutes souk with hint
u earload of borse:s, whia be bonght
from fanners hi this vieinity.--lingle
(keen and John Fortune jr arra
famrly,left Taesday for Neepewe,Mae.
May atteliti their labor in tom
western proviace.-2,1r aud Mrs Bolt,
Era Boit and Mites, Redelenay, spent
a few dap in Grey township visiting
relatives' and friends.— It is
rumored
that we are to have a tea meeting iri
the Methodist Cherub in the liter
futile% Mity is non be held,--ee.•
number from Hero attemled the Be
form Convention held in Brettse1s.
Mondayest.
•
St. Miens. •
A Court of the Canadian Order of
Foresters was inetituted here on the
7th heat, by Mr W G Strong,
preoineial Organizer, and It Elliot,
'''.Megharn, assisted Ity several meat-,
hers of ()part Sherwottd, of )ueknone.
The Court will be ketswn as Genet ,•,t;
Helens, No 2941 and the offieerie for
the e arreht term are : K Miller, 0
R.; John Webater, V' Gem
Webb, 5; John 13 Weatherhead, 12,
; 1) Rotherferd, Treas.; John Itad-
ohife. °hap Win Harbour, 8 W
ii
Wur Gamerou. J W ; Samuel Du rnion,
6 ; W (Todd, ; 9'firse Dudes
n, 3 1 0 )1... Ihe new coed stark.
out with 2;3memb'
ers arid the prose.
petite aro bright for a large increase of
se our bete.
Lietovirel,
01‘ i6itlay morning last the life of
es•eotgo Deeper quietly passed away
'After a litigeringIht.pq. Mr Deeper
,virte. one of Listowel'a earliest nor'
esohnian:E4,,,hi
liitta;yn,gstarted Ir
ii7iinpeteoesithh:i
llet
three petrel ago Mr Draper took a roost,
active part in our town affaire, but
-more conepicuously lir educational
interests. It wits largely due to tip,/
energy mid autimahlata of Nit Draper I
that we:thrive tot fine high rind public o
salami Imilitiotte as rt to ,tt-totirrle. I
arty toritila tile eine tf Libtoii.pf in thit r
preen"tie religion he -fits of thy
-
0, 4 Wit 011antote re(
".;;eseieleses,e,ille-• estos-
eleteeor with 'Wolves.
Mar.y thrilling tale has been inlet
IV travellers of a race with the evolvers
ecrose the frozen 'steppes of Rossi*.
klometintes wily the picked bones of
the hapless travuller are found to
the tale. In our own country thou*,
ands ere engtiged io life..nad-di'alrh^
rae0 • gairigt the welt Coromloptiol*4
The best weeperat with widen to 15)01
foe,1104 Dr.Pieree's Golden kedreel•
Discovery. Thut renovetim
rel reedy,
Ii eared mytiods of resell when alt
therita*dtoinett sad dordeirs had &Nat*
kli thA Rreatrist him! rporiAar soeit
snorer of atrisegth know*, to %al
rorkl. rot 1011 forma Of
amitintriip ittegettaf4
J7110 es avietleyo
4' \1-k,
s aeons 'endleee
newest novelties prom, re
rt , plain and fen«
(14 xpensiee, oats be
Dress Goods trado
extent that v
out with one of the finest st
ilks, Satins., Velvets, slat lo
bio fold Droste Goods, outside of
t
, Xf you want a ClA.RPET thie men
we nave opened oot a bandsome lo
Itreseeis, Woolo and Tapeatrya, wl
we are sellin feet,. aud greatly ai ini
Don't wise seeine' the fall range. T
aeo extra good value,
Have you seen ourLace Curtalt s, I
broidories,Vfnetne,Printe,LaeteleR bbr
' 4.;11°Vveeilhearlit:plru7oi:Yotlir Romaarit Cou
,A11,our DreS$ Goods from twelve ye
dewn, which will be dolcl at abet I
prim You will find ell colors and lc
Dou't ItlieS. this chance,
have. sal ething to say next w
aboet Try s Iespootioa invited
V 1,
Yie
eoe
i. H. Mani
n.b....P.ta-Awasavosormax2nonemarm.are,
• The Protective SetstOrtt,
Mt F Bette, a neennfacterer
mettonethe, (aesthete employteig
bands tote eager fur free tado
the Milted States, spoke at a Et
neeitaues at Oshawa, the other i
ani told uow be had etrine from
many some Meaty odd eare ago
;steer a short re4deime in the u
•States had come on to tlitirede
settled here beeatisehe sum eiron
•g;ve hen faith in the 'col
- toed in , tbe people. Bs
viared that he had never beei
antive penticiau end was not kr
•4ithor as a Liberal or as a 0002$i
tive. Hume some practical tn
ledge of buienese, be had eume ti
• to ,ray upou the (111E44100110w be
the popple whirr') he believed
• wound eousider important. ,Ele
• •ber had •regreteed the etstablishmel
the protective system, knowing
it could not but result ru injure
local interests, 'He told bow
vielted Oshawa u 1.$73 4a the wa
• business, and feuud it a• Om
notierfeettering, town, and spoke t
studieitee who evidentiy realized
truth of what lie said ; how one
•soother of the great indeotries
• gone dowo, so that Gellawa was
now as presperous ire it had
nearly tinny years ago, lia
crouse figures about. clothing. ik
•toseie clothingi Canada is to a 1
extolls, tnst4e 13nJtish°let b.
Itogland the cloth is , sold fur •
Oilieingbr OR tn.t sur pence ,
of 60 to 1 iziohs Wrt. ,tt; t
•tibout 8f yards to. /auts a
s . And this suit can be toade up and
at 'What equals from $1.75 to
•Canadian money, This eloth bi
pity 20 per cent, ad valorem . auti
vents per portrulourd these duties,
freights and expenses, broueht
• prieo to tile Oanadiati •.•dettler 11
10100 t 40 seine •a ,s and,
• profits were added aelO the good
the "form of a mit of clothed • re
• t1& Catordian oonnunier, the awl yi
loot 61.75 to $4 in England cos
Canada38 to- $10: A great dee
staid ugninat direct taxation,. be
Diiitet under diretaxation ii p
koetv what they were Paying for
stippott of Government send
opt elfin -int to being taxed as
were ander the utdirect is,yetope,
etetementwas received with are
sloes applause. Mr Boas penin
Atoned° of wall paper, This p
he !said, was roarinfitotured ia
T,arlt at 5 cents e roll, and wtts s
the consumer et 6 cents., 'The
ton it, imposed for the•henefit ef
wall paper manufacturer, eves 9
*toll, and it wan 15.fla to die 0011a
in Canada at front 1.21r- to iee
roll. The firm fur whose benefit
protection Wila given'failed the
day and paid 50 netts on the a
'Then he spoke of the Matteg
workst, whiolr were tetelderhed
great ilenroth of trumpats tome
ego, Ile had been asked to re•ut
to the stook of the aottiptery,
knowing how dlfiloilt it was' to
on floats tted JrittuttrY resit
temeriesi, he declined, Tuner. are
tesoaogh fettle to go lothit Id
ilefew het wareoii. last the -*t0
471.( r 0.0.4 t
Osen **tepee it oesserey it
AottikormiNtono