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W.T. L) , miter tadProprietor.
Bl.00t'iCti ANN IN ADVANCE.'
•IJ.04) 'CND l)1M YICAit.
Ou5i:Il;s5 Oirc(torn.
LL BK AT Vola Tog CGN•ULTATtoII
ay ll .'..kick... a. *eery day. Will vent
Yaw 1t.., how *an studs. twat urea, wee
V EKLY EDITION
The 3reatest Possible }sod to the 3reatest Postible Number,''
Biu:;illcss Dirtitorn.
11 C R()N HOTEL,
COI. II i..,‘
(1(? l) MUCH, ONTARIO, D. C., THURSDAY. MARCH 11, ► 8;U.
1311,3il,c99 I:litedo n. REMOVAL.
St oyes ! Stov 3s! / , .ALEX. WA);1•Ar ,
,•'by
(3.0. emanon M.A. -A
JUNK rR_t_ (,, _ - Proprietor.► 4-'
p1Ta1G1AN.tlt'Ru1uN,ac.;ac.,Gusor0, v . -
u:4ai1-3 .!I
- no* hoo.rle fitted up;with every ,-ne... t*
O N. Me .IIC A N. w..go ttnrdlfut pil.hv.
g phnk
YWeres. musimiw, tone.w. r ee druza r1umeit ea. ita-pi .iteatea... i
.rut gmeiMsee third dour east tit C. -neral School. ea
Ertaraarr 1st. 1071. ,1.t( I '0
lis M. M.stl('Itl Nri, M. It. __. _-------
iC teigAT'sf'n4LRn.-nee the noose attn. ...rias"._-. 17coal-` 07AT'T I. •
000„NM 4 . Y. Ren.1.1•0. the 4..tw, (..rarely yl lL i . IIQ7- I'I fi
hr .r. 1. P C ilad.a, /7gfn Wiwi s A O aw a,
-1 'W.
_ ,u wpw al..' ON the dime* road tend searonh totfDI.CA1tQAUYs
Miii Ate.me IIGEMN.a.., Gam, .,was. Dreg I Walkerton. :very necessary .co..r;
tai
int nn
J. F'. D.uI.r !t. D. it 1NNA11 DAYS. b
+ I. wroxo ee.lamt. f'. ISAT. w(
OITItt:RUN, ACCOK111 UR. HomoopalW i - H
1JPhy.triu, and "Wiest EM'unman. t7.na1M►eimiWilel.NetentsaIC.TN '11
guw,mea'abs1.W of the Atlaslie. wutaal lurr-
ae. Comp.oy of Albany. N. T. tri
wn.a'd.rlek 41.4.rle. ..Ii ; medai on for the trevrll hl
Int OJae .ad ■..dla.re Park et.. 84. Dare!*e
Ward Ooderwh. 1
vw4le
1
_ _ oHN !MKS, Prn
K cietnr. This
11[i't1i(•nl. ! 1 'argest.nd hmtcomory hoot ,
7enadr.and envies e, oewlernte a any Hsee.
MI\Rn w,.'nE PIIY+11•I.V el'Rn1:o0 *se LMrt.•he II `lure Proprietor. 4too,l or Mintfa
Mrd. Yrm►.u<., G r(... _ i7 lSeleiiarlNltte fat
"' iolia.l oars,- - 4111
NT N I(' F I(7L4gA`f.
--0reA'TIST_ _COI ,1101Z N 1': I tO1:EL
001. tit
Woes"
Room• over the Post Office, Wert Street,. COD ER1CT1•
doderialt.
Ileembe, Pet►. lase. - .40-tr a
E. MARTIN dt BON.
sea Ll'wIw,
DAa1aTKR AND ATTt1R!rtT-AT.Ww. eta
r7 Rd::n•.-ia(larwe. G.w9 (•,wen 40404.1,
O.4.rf.h.flam4.w<n. 040.. 0 )'ow* Howe. .14.40 Room. 0004 Accommtnl•tions. Ample Stehle
M. C Cameron.
13 A.ar•Tltlt. 4TTna3er..v)Nv1r.\Nres. se., ( . Thio is'admitted to be i First e).r
IIogl..n,t,.a.lerei.nwt.. , bur kept in (:md style.
Cwm.ron oft emoreow. tem . Y,Ib. 1470• oil-tt
\RRIWrlltO. 1„I.If•1TOW. IN CHANC'60T, a..
t'14*,,. Klatetsa .Inst, GndenA.
-t; 4•."114,.. war Z. T. ea.mow.
Ie. •eha.1. t .rrtx•...•x.
RBARRISTER %Tr"raver. .. d.p'ITO4. 14..
' .r•.4e w►. ,' W. one.. s1m14n .014.40
} Rk.•k. west 111011 entracte. fret do.r w••4 *r'(rl4.gew
i, g„•«. wee
Jonas M. iiorden.
A T7o1Ht414.AT.1rn4 01,N,n'tixtatxreasN'•Rr
(0 1..•,•. Path.•.('nne.r.,.•er. a, . a,- n..tenrb.
(ter.. nee•. o, 4n. reel. gide .( Warm R....., Mira
dost ro,.a 4..nn-Ho.,.. *1..,•. woe
Terme
E y ARNI•TRR ATT..R! YT. r -I.4 ROLICIT,11
t) ,'h. -.re. a. , r4.41.rfr4, newt., owow=
entiy's 41- vt. tlag.nn or.et soft
Doy). mr lirteiAr.
1RR14TRR1 AND AT1OINNIRII, ROLICITOY•
•
t'JI
a
td,
btly .r Mining wt Th{Lnder Ba ,-- Continent. The trade in hope was .b
being much utjurwd Ly the freedom af-
BY
YauT'4r;aG forded for
-R BILL. I Amrnwli competition. He
believed it eau the Interest u the Province
The Montreal Mining Company h.0. tt ► stature 1., unr own people the I4arke's
t all I Ir scam reduce 001110
into the awuh the ho
- wan AKL 1M.L Mr. Ms'frrland at. wink again of the country.
If Au n 1
nder
A± I,'*',I- uta sl-ow-Lak• Sup••nor... to oJdin, a' present circumstances, do., ndermll t x
w,y. enget,- t0 •ulleyi Ig su,j rxploriug the C,mpa,.y t I wbidi would add L, the revenue of tl u
C3 O D IC It I c H.! locations be has been engaged in carrying country, and which we will re. lure f.,r unr
1.1 ta4. no'wo•r,to, nsnmr,....rd"Ina Ra.e 4.111, I On-4.u.i,woprattons on an 'Alibi in trout larger pmbhc works,
elh A Ka _.tun . t net <t -
g . ': - . , 1 wh..b . •• "eves".none. $ valuable
vein
4119er oro. Ili Yid a- A+w•w •ha vo uId ,5. e}t+rs t the
,. me ,< 1 ) », oo wn"a .4•r lore (ra•nA, a talu,.ble foci ill' adrer ora. He Lou al- flocs.-L.ea"aetd he would give sky to aha
O n m fir .h,: I.., von, 149.1 Iwgr "..tr• test sot f w erected a building, and sunk ■ shaft hon. t•'tnance Minister. he W nxinns
eeoo stet t..p.red n, m•.nt r,wlmrnr. er p<u G, bear oa ex NwaaW..1 bis
catg
0 P..n,s.s<, hi• .,s,uus woofs ,.,u 4. tu."pph Ion the mall island m trout of Wdood'y't- f trpiTtinha 'rho
queste.n.
watches
clocks and Jeweler oalien, Thunder Cape, where he Jt*oove:- Sir Prance Hincks was afra dust any- '
r` MI -hiker last year. Work wad to be coo- thing he caul say would not be excaxd-
»,,, ,m d d
* wow .,...atelwnun to 1414 ewrkaser, a u a k
w..t ne hewn dl.. 4..n u, r,'oo.r r tinned 1. ibis ah ft all winter. .' g cry to the hoe. mombur,
r•• yaw' 4Wnfort in h satisfactory i
n o, n.v.4s a well <:., end 0LI r uart,n bavim• lxetr r' 1 H fe d b tk
o , ger A good wowed ,d a„41 .,,d Paled Jewelry
• washes, Clock. ac . awao•oto hand.
C ALEX WALLACE.
.-1 [;•done► Oct. Will lag ww
o
p a w fro tat a hon. member for
the man mid horse eon the main vlino opt oxford. had secured his object tp bemiring
polite: A number ul barrio of alter ore chin resolution before the Hoose. Nothing
harabexn sent down Crutn each of thew ental be wont Ineweenisat to eke 0overn-
hteali/i.s trent than lours asked so boon to bring
•idown their financial policy to the Howie,
Owi*g In some Jitheulty with the Ant- it was-pertieel,rly +aeweenient just now,
erica,' partners, the SLuntah mine, near beaus there was a pressure teulg m.,le
Fort I1• bilis.., lie ant been worked as ou the (l,, , nnrent of the l'niteJ Statra,
was intend 'd thin :e 01011. The Thunder .with a view too having a clearer commercial
Bay Silo, -r Hirci,'; C,Mupaoy pro.eoek,' u,tero,yrao with thus country than has -r-
operation. with a alts[ IcfJLle ,,u:abe.1 of -.'ted hitherto. (Hear, 'hear.) Although
_ons ortner vommut thin
n a►sjunb 1101' atl L'walar tLut{ ,1 d...T„w_"
yocity treaty,yet h ecou dsay"
erected • stamp mid, to be driven-rb 'nl reciprocity testy, yet he would ay
ALLAN P. M &CLEAN.
Q - .0
▪ --rpC
T I N W A.let_ mu,
- CO. 'OIL, '.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
INT Coal 011 Lampps. fix. a &e. Old Iron.
Copper, Kra.., Wool Piekiatr.. cad lli vep St bas
tak.4 ,e azcbaw•,
J.ec J. STORY,
war Sion of tb Large Cod Oil Barrel,
OodeneL. Marva IN.1tie1 4
NOW IS YOU ' CfIANCE
tr ee nsee
stem. 141Qlerood.
R a arronNRTa.AT.L*A SOLI.
RI .* CO
jD cam. i. Cautery a (191,,.9: G ago, ,'errs Ar.
T[sneT err bend. ono x : GnAh'r El Jr, over
!W. IKA/A*Id'. NMr.. •war.
- I111{wm R. Dein. t/. A.
4NCRRT 4.11. Lt.r. OPPICF. ....1's sew
a.0Minr.. 0,nwwon. Moet God<r.h.
M. 0 .AereyWo4ni. Nosey 4904 int reew.eM.
ear. Dogwood and 4m9.o.. title. m a .tete
•Nasal. (1.d•r.i. Das. M Itea wit
F. WALKER,
Atlnn.j-N-Low
Iblk now-11-C'Ita•
ewv Cwvofse er Netto Penile, bre
ilk
o W Clark of baa Moe. Court walr -
T. A. totrea,
0707 eon aTRATPGRD MIRMt'L1rn\L
Not. IJueopa 1 .4... pruprl.tor Itr.ul.ac.,
AVIA IP.. .111V 4.
wl.
MONEY TO LEND.
tttronw ,at Armlet,.
RAL *TATt AND INMS'Rt0.'R A.47RTS NG.
e, Are*& Bonding, RnOdo, N. T.
*ie0C.4,.o.., Aanyway -.4Low. H. R. &ems.
Not. WY, 14110. • 47
Tit. '%tc bone*ll
IICRN1P.11 \T11!ONRRR, •tYPIRT,n. 1'nnn'v of
. Males,* village or country punrin.11. t.
•aded to. we.lyet
L. A. Hnentun,
CIVIL 60043100 *14) a oreiro0,
Araw.n@ O.el.varer. Lneardiae. 1 .
•
.1OIIN HALOAN. .tr.
pan
(?
COz
Prices 1, Suit the Times !
11Maw n,. '
•r
■ raw t'l',tlwnrT-_ :
11Www ro oo el upon nim ,., t• , - I os ;:n: t.,. reit ,'ALP DosxN.
and ter n.• x•nrr,lly
uta i, »n...e,.."... »fah. t n.1.. the.th. Large Photograph Reduced in
w.ae n
P
Ihr.4lIatak rel . owl reaory thih
r Y
w... r n
l ir,.t . P o r
next In knr .her ., .,t.„n' tion
4 •, { 11
a bra line i,il rn"a,,.nd 41.9 will woke the largest rh .rngrapl,.'a141e In God., -
All Kinds of Job Work will he Done 1.,`,,,,"';;;;;;:""''' 4 ;4"re' 449'0'dan*r
th.same.. us„aL c D. CAMPBELL'S
Pbutognpk G•Ilery,
Q. M DAVIS. .cads+res. errs Mk. twee. y
Oodrrleb . lath Murk 1
PHOT-OGRA14f1S
1.
G. BARRY & BRO., $ 00 'Per Dozen
OMIN
CABINET MAKERS
WO
AND UNDERTAKERS,
Hamilton St,, Goderich,
KEEP constantly on hand for sale al! arli-
cies in their line, such as
Bedetoads, Chairs, Tables,
Sofas, sac.,
tip All kinds of wood -turning done, such a
(ool posts, stair bannisters, neckyokes, tr.
Always on hand, a complete
ASSORTMENT OF COFFINS
A
0
-111
nip ITTBT age I`J7O A tonna
ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS
Consorting in part of Wee! England Bre-ad-
140th., Be"ven, Whitney., Besr.k ins, Fury
Liu/1 . Scotch ,and teeth 'ha ed•,Ceeheneree.
Do.•t.n., and • vanety of Ganed.a• Cloths;
P1•tn, Ratti, and ',lowered Ye.11up, nine
(*logo., ('spa. dcc.. Ste.
He feels confident of giving s.tu6ohoa to et
who may tevorh,m wok their enters.
TWEED `St' ITS.(all wool)$lZaadepwartfs.
le" 1!'. B: CJuiog dans to 4b•Ier, -
Godorit.. Sett 2Sth. 1866 sw8
•
GODER1CH '
CABINET FURt(ISHIi F
WARIEH01USIE
.
DANIEL GORDON,
(7AIJINI 'l` !Z.AAI>t LI
UPH01 .Erma.
AND
Undertaker, Le., £re.
HAa 14w'm h.nd
[.rye .1.4. of
IR every
varlet 1-.h
a f
tet t o l via
thefavor •,f all
enrol
..r r.nnnnawAfl, m
favor horn with •.not,
whether in .t, le or
pH. e, .urh ..
Re reran., Woo., Chain, Cane Chaim,
lle,la144,
Sok.,
Ta41rs. I4.,k..s«, Cupboards.
1,ten,ton Tal.l.., Its., Chair., 14., king' 1,.ir•
adn.s. nideh,wt"s. Clo:h„ner.,
4 nten4.. Kinch, r• stoles. nf.mI.. •
, Mea weir M.ttreasee, w'1.d du.. 11.0. do
H*ir do. •.ad 4 w1 different elude a'p'nig wattre....
4.. m.- R.r4o aware on hand • barge a.m.nment,d
W..shsh,, 44111 and Ik,.r.,..l N-' l'I,ne-fnmr., ..euare
or ma,. man. on tit.. .h•.ra.: nolo e.
li.90.0 mode 0,ranproncot. retib 7J4CQD 8
•4 :IAY.'4- to. can lurn..h anithteg•lker* or
u thea R.reroom•,. Torous,
KJ- Has alw.4,s s complete .0ortmeet 94
Coffins & Shrouds in the Latest Style
ChOAp 4'"K CQglaa
ILFUULt:NFROM ft.tl'KNEOATiVr.
AA 41 cent*, postage [tee. On. Gotten from
back fie„ ative 047 cerile,;postage tree, -teeny
adder se.
Irk Particular Attention paid toCopy-
ing old Anibrotypes,
For ei,her la•1e• or vma'4 pled .graphs. The
sutacrib. r in 4.•tnrnin_ 1hr.nk* for the liberal
pato-meg. herel • .lure extendc,l to him,
would jest Par thpt he hod made such im-
provements 6, hit -cent lery kg will merit a c-,n-
tinuence of the slime.
limited Inudpapital, while the duty nn im-
p"natmoo Into the State•a"was 70c in gold.
The policy of the salt enauufeeturrn there
was t0 supply the howe iowrket tint, sad
send off tI.o remainder. \t hen they had
supplied all their own mist on.re and sold
off all their stock, they disposed of the
nula.•ler in Canada, and sent in Targe
gnantttien at uncertain times 11e did
not objtc: t" healthy oo... ti,'n, Lot t"
an unhealthy and illegitiu,ale traffic, Lr
Whitt .H operations were disturbed.
Every industry was -nearly in the a.ne
ppooution,but salt atood info pee ollerpo.lt.ou
fromthewealth"( the Manufacturers eh:,
had resolved to cnuh the mf»nt menufac-
turo of Canada. Time the Amor:cans had
the benefit of retort freight, the Cana.
diens having to pay .early Hirai tiara u
muck for coovetanue of alt, net being
able to ubt tin return cargoes. The Imo -
kit, t,..,, was 1' taut. 1401 dial not axIwot
beyond (lulann, a the article waa kept
out of the t naiad States by • disc
iit`g tanff and the Eastern Provinces could
not compete with Liverpool-. t. the referred
to the action Liken in the matter by New-
feundlarJ, Australia and other colonies,
and urged the Government W dal in
this wattec as one of the greatest impor-
tance to the Dominion, the ulhtaate pprro-
he had infiltrated f 4 t the collutry de that this.
.nfd'bi mtlTs meao0re'o fie'"libfit
woe . rdeJ:" - ?ie 'rrii nut, un / - wTiola,
an aav,catc fur • retaliatory policy,
"NM
rarer, t, ,roU_ I sumo ti i Me t' n the *tape n a roerpnn:,ty meanre er testy, 1141''" o which It )tad g
ouustruction, it bad _mit been get into 414(14 `-., 1W exam very low duties Mn to adopt it. He believed that the country
water web at the taut h of els Currnt tl('l,l t,
1 VOL. XXIII.-NO
were higher, and when the farms' wero
1`M1.p•rnua, mfchsnits and nn•r•:hanta and
1 ,boring men were also. proof...lona. Hu
had no ob ectiun to •it1draw has 1w,tinii
' and would .ay that If- Ileo Go•vernmet:
brought down uich a pulley as indicated b,r
his ntotiou, h• wutild sn{.p.,rt it, if net, h,.
would take the hbertyof uu,nulgau*rueml-
mant at • proper time. Motion with-
drawn.
Mr. Stephenson mored for reports, te.
reepecttng the harbors of refuge ..n Lakes
Ina and H111,,11.
Hon Mr. [Angevin &aid he had reeerri,l
a lengthy and very important report on
the subject from the Engtl,oer of the De-
partment, which he had to eonaidor, before
bringing the matter before his w,llwguee,
therefore he would ask the h..n. member
to hit matters stand er.r till the end of
the week, when the papers would be
brought down.
Mr. McCallum resumed the debate. re -
Timing to the expenditure upon the Wei-
land Canals, and adv„caking the orillrg-
ment of canals. N her,arer this matter hal
been brought up budorr, tLe U„ceremen t
had always reph.d that they lied 1t under
cnsideratiuu, hilt he touted they would
now Rhe it thine attention, and have the
neee0an impr.,vludo meth..
Non. Mr, Liu awl that whoa the
'eelfl atlltle'14RInglI tw1iT0T,neyn!
wnutdim asked tot i c,n.t let' .' W.,re,
and he would harea.me •further explana-
wa isiou* and right lution would Ani that the Department of
Public Werke had provided every this.
at efaktorily, ' Motion passed.
;.
Mr. McDougall (South Renfrew) moved
an address for tlwr..pnrurtlh" Surveyers.,
or others employed by the t:.,verntwotils
the neighbourhood of Lake Neepigon., 1tr.
He urged the • great importance of air
artaini.g the Mateo( the country between
Ottawa and Fort Garry, in [wde_rthat the
tail route "Timid be selected for the rail-
way, or other mean. of communication.
He referred to the strong interest taken
by the people of Toronto In extending the
llailwa to lake Nipissing, and ties poo -
pie of Montreal wen Ilktewiseeoesid.ring
the adv.ab,hty of costructing a railway
to go up th ilttaw. valley. and as it was
understood by the American people that
the United States Pacific Railway must
prey• ultimately an usuecoa„ fol enter-
pr{.e, suave •tepatdwlW Ire takan t. a-
g4tre informaton twpecting floe C.1 41
•
successful oparawm at the oh n tit Dart hens. Ht trusted the lou, had hero resented from all Rart..n.-
aatiuu. &rnicpr,liwivary' {pals how;ter,
111111141.0 wo4111 see the expediency of o, Ile ltd prey nled himself petit from
prided the or. un hand to be rill. with ,,r. -0l114 his &lalreaa, and waiting till the County Huron, the forgest snot most rot -
silver end easily reduced. Tri is hate t,•,4.,-rnment came down with their mo.,- pectable c0n0ly in the Dominion, (tallith
icon m. le of the rtch brut .amt le id doe sure, ttIIich he hoped would meet with his for,) and which contained fully ..ne-half of
Debi's, near the About of ,Thunder and ""{' M'n• ' - - the levitation et New Ifntnswick, and all
Black Bays, artJ este noire operatnJos arc Mr Cameron said that perhaps on the th4 C.mnty Councils u, 1 t.tano were jai
ntemplated in the spring. whole, the Hon the .Inner of Ft 118 favor of the prop..a1e brought forward by
• It a mines of the region. aro bol leas nut t.. blame for not speaking on • the member for Oxford He had retool
sn jrat lake this. Fiu had n x tad with (1 h banking
reser.
ketose to the Ann twine, - Ly which It is hem W state that he was going L. put• lupous. It was • ,pular movement and
u fie ser is es, at perhaps allow freetr&le was excited nn the subject, and petition.
af.,o-llm•r 11%
of
b 1 k, • pec the uvernment on the n Ing
f=SMded,-tkey will be p tuctpally worked. ,rutective duty on salt fir which he and
The following to file verdict of a negro
jury Ws de undersigned, [rein' a Kor-
uner's jury to sit on de dead Lowly oh, de
. isgsr &onto, noir done dead and gene
•pure us, l4a1 l e .n "thin; ..n de said nigger
.bur--'-- . and tied dot aLkaamadidL.ou.de
n ight of 14th November, come to def by
falling from de bridge .Let de riler and
brnkm his neck. ghat we find he wM sub -
seal item' y drowued,*01 afterwards washed
to de fiber side, what we o ipose,he. was
froze to det.'
• . DOMINION PARLIAMENT.
would be fohnd to are .,, ; but IN pular a
. cnl4ituenev were particularly interest- it was. the present movement was fifty per
0.1, or .•n owl or an'' other article, and he emit. mere an The pmak almost without
ba,k it that the (.overnmeut would not a angle exception -that great organ of tele
wish to ay that they would deal with the great liberal party -was with t1. pe,.jdo
'lection in o manner suit*We L. *hear and mode emelt the reties of p,bhc..pinion.
111nisterial potation. He was not so sem- The Toronto, T.I..j opA for some months
guitar, le_must ay, as the hon. Finance had been adv 'nig the same Using, the
Mania , in teepee* to a renewal of our 'Toronto Leader, which u11, to the day be-
trtderelati,ms with the U. States. Thole fore yatenlsyh-d beena.l...catingtheduty
movement* on the other side, fora renewal of cluing nothing, has at Lot changed itt
of Reciprocity, had been going on for years tone, showing that a change had come over
end *1*ays; tuwt opportunely, just as this the views of thswe who c mtrylled it.
House was going t1to 11+11011. ( Hoar, (Drat laughter.) He hoped that the Fin -
hear ) Something of this kind had occur- .new Munster would see that thus country
red every year ever ',nue the abolition of was no Longer kept in the humiliatinglpm-
the old treaty, and we . would have the Gott of waning patiently on another nation
w_legiel.te f.,r the benifit tit Canada. •
14.. WO,"" - ,I , L. ••
those wh., had spoken, and congratulate
theemen "
entl, .site o
g ► p n their chan{s of
matinee in diaen.amg the question. He
quite agreed that every indication
pointed the way to such a policy, and
that the Finance Minister, from being one
of the most unpupnlar sten in the Duntin-
inn, which he undoubtedly was a few
months ego (laughter), would become the
most popular, if he inter local • measure
to carry in1,1.flo.'t the (worried" of She
member for Oxford • When he read the
moorage of the President of the United
States, he hoped that its effect hero would
be to put un end to borer /dire p.liey,*nd
that Can*dtan interests- and no other,
would be euu.idered He had dos -
we for reciprocity and proper commercial
retains,. Inn if this could sot be obtained,
same thing renewed every year until the
A A, , awwwnn i trent stand, dietatrd by interests
The Si"' Aker took the chair at 3 o'clock.
Several petites' were presented, akin,(
for an imposition of a duty on coal and
other articles imp„rtedfrom the 1'. States;
also • ,petiti.tp •fr,ut the ltapdiste of the
Lewey Prrovit.eJs, Asking for the establish-
ment of an asylum for inehriate.:
Mr Morris .n iutnallnedea Hill to Pro
vide for the amalgamation of the Canadian
Bank of Comnietce with the Royal Cana-
dian Banat.
_Mr Stoned asked whether it is the intens
tine of the Government to place in the VP -
timate for this year a sum 11,tkcient fon
he c.sil7trnction of harbors of refuge on
the east coast of Make Hur'.n and 1( 10,
whether It us Intended that such work
be proceeded with d.::'nKthe current year.
lion \1r Lnnje. iu na,1 that a re
li,eler..h. F.hl,..,, Int, 1.70 .x
THE
PARLOR GER PIANO FORTE,
m.aNCFm2-ruItEi, Irl
Marshall 3t Wendell f Atha ay.
1'a)ERT Inamm.nt I. fully '.10,01,4 .1 lin
. Ili. ,n,.l.rn I:nprnnetn.nt., full i 4i (rose or
strong twos and M„hod Ivory front key.. For
STANDING IN TUNE,
we guarantee thee. Newer asmand to none. . .
O F 11' I O I L ASSIGNEE. and a If 1'.aILSE w hire on reuooableterm It/' A {treat Red:lettea 111 PIan014, Melodeans and Organs Tuned,
NOCK Mier. 1. D *NIG GENERAL AOBNT, i (Inderieh. Mar 3rd. D166 lbw$m• Large Pboteg. arks. - - N, RADCCt1,e1TP
A
Wooer at per emL • E. L. ,UHNIIO1'.
1111e11-Weet Meese, opt.w,t• the peat ofl4w: (Mawl.4. O Onderick, Ott, 26, 1169, .ltd.
ntario Carrid,ge Shop,
$MA i i.I. & R', 14.10(311I(/Ianitwn. bt., God... h.
* ARCHITECTS.
PLANA and .p0el41r.tI-.n• of Ralldngs, hr. got asp In
• M4t •ml enrrart style.
tt 011.4 over J. C. I4rtkn ( • .tsr*,
•-.eertek. N.r 10,1640
- -BAZLEBU1 ST &COOKE
AUCTIONEERS.
COlill[I881ON AGENTS, &C., &C.
I'rabb'. Itlo•-k, (\'nn F.c• rc'4"Idatnndl
KINGSTON STREET, GODERICH
ONT,4.1tI0.
ego Sales in town and country punctual -
attended to.
O,lderittl-,/jdri' tlt, 1869. w24
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
P. R. MANN,
Haase Sign to Carriage Painter.
RTt31R►11 To ACQUAINT TItt rrnide THAT
ML, M W RW,1 np a Atop o. North street pert to the
aley. NetMdwl Chorea, with vernl.h room 0
t.nAM .1.004 he t. puttees M ill all orders promptly,
aid .t re,aonahl, prtr9.. Thanklnl Int the 9s,rlo"0e
of the lett T re... .,I4.11e eoMl.,nsn,. of the e.mr
Now to the time to Paint yo r Cotters,
Sleighs. and Carriages.
177 ord.," Irmaoonntry C 0M....helUatt.adrl 10
with r,poMh
llg. ON .g, omen* Mem Tam,-
71.14,441.
*p.r-
41,,4* a. Non. a 1x4. w41
rREDERiCK ARMSTRONG,
[.AAP ACICIIT, VALIJU, Ste.,
xV lnwT 4eT.. FITCH.
MfL14FV •testi Tr
4111414‘ 111111 wow. IMMO. ,
Tara T a similar
R. J. WHITELY,
".till In tall opmet4m, and 14 turning out .o4..4
1
Carriages, Buggies , Wagon
of all k1141a, RI,EImfR, CCTT1R1. ee,
A 0wwteir a/Arad einem Reggie, on hand, .m1 for *1411
Olean110.,.l. ('.L•.i or all start.. In thy line that
will romper. favorably wllh any In the . 0,,.ly
ant All work wsenotod
it..rrttaeulsr .ttrt4. pwl4Jo!Igge..n4 Carrl.ga Re -
9*,.' lk-J WHITELY,
t)uderic4. Noy Otb. 1rv'e .42
SASH AND DOOR
FACTORY.
'f H F: nn•rrel7nrA 10.1.1 pnrrherr' •he Ylarn-
1 It t M,41 end Nash F..•tar. nwnrd, end oe.
n,pteet by Dnoa'd Cmnmmg, .r< now prepared
to eery on the h.,.tne.a nl m.nnfartier,ng
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Mouldings, Flooring,
Siding,
■,digin kin/Got
seed aNfelYflfr
They think from their +sportsmen m Foolery
Wnrk,ehat they ran givenMe&1ton to .11 who
oily teen, them with • sell.
N. F1, -A liners .4tsorte 4 to the Inds.
SAW -[OGS & STAVE -BOLTS
WANTED.
ITII, Yt'7M,'RIHf,40 ' RF. I'i1,'PAR041 TO'wAgi
i r onuses., fair alio• .1. 4,.r, „(e qua.tlty or
£Int, _As $etch, Pine, and Heal
..,9 3tw RIs, a SO, PE
Delivered on Ili,. , p -. ode, olgnatt. IM tall•.,
spun"- Also too,ndertihoth...n;nonf•Raton Loi.
For 0,0,1+10. sprk• Mr t1.18 de In r'stb,„r 'WITHER RY NOTE OR BOOK AC-
F Ow read. u.v „f ll, Jame. Toth • on rI
*TANGLY 1 Co, conntare hereby,Nrtiaed,thatunloathey
n.derich. 2ar.I ne.onl,r. 1909 •44.0 CALL AN, PAY UP AT ONCE
bey will be sued, without further notioe,
R. RUNCIMAN,
Huron Found*ry,
Goderich, Ont,
til14ennd haul rlanon 4ekee la.sehagr, dot
o I,•neh. L -u Jnne, Isey.
J21-11 at
Land Office,
.t !.:(.}41.44TBR of 'improved Fsrmssed Wild
1 or 04.41,
O. M.TIi11f.MA0,
17w19, a:h March 1, 1407. - Ma,ytg.ssee
NOT I CE
All partles'Indebted toR.Rnnelman&Co
ROOM PAPERS
ROOM PAPERS.
Three Different Kinds of Papers
For Hallo, Parteri,Dialog Reese
ALL NEW PATTERNS,
en to he the moat tyrant Intl &taigas.
The Bast and Cheapest
IN GODERICH.
FOR SALE AT
20000 6.7t Of Dry inch and a quarter coldish. amll ,
Flooring on hand.
JA RtrellANAN
.c wu un er or cosidera
Con of the Governmout.
Mr l'ottin caked whether the American
Government have Leen notified by the
14ominl.01:,vormnent that it Is their in-
tention to place an armed force on the
('anadilul eaten for the protection of
Canadian lishrnn''n' States. If he for a moment believed there ah.mld be • revision"( the tariff and
Sir John A Alnalon*Id said then had that the ryotion of the weedier for Oxford the adoption of the ,lies dictated by
atlw•,ga been *n armee) fare'. sUphed by
*veld have :Ile effect of retarding 0r Canadian interests and byno other mu-
ti&u f lBntnh fishermen. It Thel('tn dian
016.- voltng the renewal of the regiipnd ■ideration. He fully enorsed the stem.
baton he would sooner allow hie censtiM- meat that no means would give greater
Government had no recon /* believe that in. t, sneer for a tine longer than jeo- satisfaction to Western Canada, particular
t^.1 forcno'iottentiootloframltin d mean purclizo iia renewal. In lin humble jltdg- ly the •gricelhural portion, than theeglJ'ni-
t rehad P R mans the Government could take n,' better Mn of the tariff, • i1h • view to the
armed force to iia own. It wax the mien• fore-
armed
tion of the Government to have'w certain
scop than to protect Cauban pn.lncts.- taction of Canadian interests. .w
number of /lice 'emelt; there for the en.tt by should the Americans want the re-
sts?
Mr. Mackenzie said of dune this was
notion of the recip teeny treaty? Are not not the time to enter into a discussion of
(nrcement a law in these waters.
all the Canadian markets open now to, this question. He would simply'say that
Mr Savory mo.v1 per enpne. of •ll ear- them, while their markets aro closed a Ile Qid not !relieve that the adoption of w
rapnule•nce respecting • editor= system
awaited nil In Almost ever cnmm,•lit,' retrograde policy. • policy that would go
of currency--l'•rr'ed. they reap all the benefits of free troth', back to the legielatnrn of thirty er forty
' ParrI,S7V1 n1'TT. end we have All the evil, of ),rowcti,e 701'0 Mau, would M satisfactory to the
Mr 111ivor moved flit an addrea to His without any of ire 110neflts. in •nppnpt people of I Intarin.
•
Excellency, praying for the imposition of of Ile petition he quoted d Stuart Mill t., nHun. At r. Flows aid that for the tut
an import defy nn wheat, fluuq Indian tl,oenectthateneblistiryprlicy wan in twenty yearsalargemajorityofthepeopleuf
corn, hope, coarse and fine salt and coal.- Deme case* justifiable Fort,lieol with such the Maritime Provinces had been in favor
He said the Government had sent a demi- opihiona, they anald afford to overt..nk that of free trade in its widest sense ;. but ,the
tattun M the West Indies and South ,f journal., which wore opposed to this Policy indicated by the Governm.el,t in this
America, with a view of opening 4p a proposal, They had hard the 1me thing 'lucuoien was becoming.popular there,
trate with (hate c.untr.e., but since its talked of for the !await years, that reel- not because they were loss free traders
return nothing i,ad „seemingly bast eocity would be sure t, come immediate Tan before, but because the United Stated
done b the Govefnment to open up then, ty, He agreed, however, with the mem- were making use of their -6&al relations
- aezlatiaiiiVab =-:+-Y .e MieSS v o, . ..I,.ali,4eM...' deaiMeribitler#ettie•.
I i116joct stet •now arrived when they mast pursue • pada- cal nn
groat]. increase nnrenmmerce: for instance, ey of independence, oil this question, am- Mr
imrnetl.e quantities of flour were being im- milting their own interests, independent words
ported into inn Maritime Prnvinces,which, of what was said or done vitt the miter tido Provinces.
if a suppliedpros duty
,'were impper ropp : wofndb. of the line. For want of doing no, mann Mr. Pope hoped the Government would
fornce to the reci rrcit trot ho aid uterate erre langlush,aq, some wero par- enme down with a Canadian 40.4.oy, and if
that Canada was iuw ivin yu liber- alyseJ. in flat, with regard to the salt m' they did so, he promised them his hearty
ria nn unr fishin Rronntln. In fact the Crest' even if it stood alone, he held that seppn rt.
R y I th.1 the (tovermnant nh,'uld not
(.1,1*te
hate oat 11. privileges we have to offer,. to ext.nda passim of protuution in iia MT. Magill said 11 a old not he denied
and therefore they were not anxious b re-
in
In Weet.rn Canada, before the , that there win a growing feeling in Ontario
new the Rt clpateily Tracy as they waMil.l dtgcoAyy Dt'ullt in the vicinity of LAks in favor of *Canadian mmmercnl policy,
-" formed with the view solely to the interests
of Can&1•, and he honed the Government
would.pnrnoesuch w policy. Free trade
was sound in theory, I.,e uhder the pres-
ent condition of trade with the L'nited
State it war not fres trade. We had but
heavily taxed export* into the United
`hates.
and Canadian interest -alone. The moo-
nlent this Haase ,mse, &, soon would all
there p,oreinents yeast. Wan the Govern-
ment prepared F. ay that any &trances
had been matte by lire Amerhaan Guyer..
ment towards reciprocal trade arrange-
ments f
Sir Francis Hincks-Ta.
Mr Cameroon was glad to hear it; but
did not cngsider that that was in accord-
ance with the views expresso 4 by the ['re -
Odin!' of thatc'untry on the a"Lject, which
were decidedly hostile to reciprocity.
Sir Francis Hincks begged tocontradict
the holt member. The President express-
"d.hwn.eif as being -opposed to a renewal
of the old Atecipootty Treaty, but not
at any raw by. gessj@ any members of tl e
Congroes and'Senat 7'.fte Lodi Meek ..:ui
of the liberal potty in Ontario bed token
the step of *Jvocatinx free trade, and he
watt glad to hear that it was almost the on-
ly .me that had warned the Government
Rut to betray our trate relations with the
route.
Hon. Mr. Langevin said the preliuint ry
report had been received from Mr. lull,
but that* full report was expected shortly,
and he w4geated to the hon. member to
withdraw hu motion.
Mr. McDougall (South Renfrew) said ea
the re ort would be in shortly, he mould -
allow his motion to stand over.
7
s meat If they had docWad upon any p*,lIcy
won reference to thio matter.,t sour,
La
they had green the House t, tutees*ud
that they .•mold be prepared to bring down
• measure to effectually ..pen up common':
cation .nth the N.,rth-w, • country,
Sir John A. McDonald said that recent
.conte in the It.4 Hirer territory had
thrown .out the t:onernment pass a little,
and they could nut omen before the Hones
so well prepared as either. W they would
lases dune.
Mr. M u,keuzu asked if thotw(mtd have
anything about the railway.
fair John A. Mycdmuald said they would
!tare the mans of coa.a,uaigtioe litt1
the North-west,
4
It to was-11jy.L_.
Mr. Wood said tb.question raised
e mMiol ad been t ieaussed by agrint
b from the merchants of T'.ruuto, M. „ ).
ural associations and Wm icy councils it
h. section of the country for the laid two
yearn, and was one which fanners took
Been interest in. 'They rightly -or wrongl
were almost unanimously of opinion tb
sod other porta of ah v fora removal
of the to per cent excise deity on petroleum. - •
•Other reponse and petition. were also
* pre.ente.).
Hon. Mr. Holton intrrduad • Bill to
at .onstnlet the ('unglmawaaa Ship' toanal,
Referred to the Commitee oil Railways
and (7aual(-
Mr. Dunkin introoluoed the Canons Bill,
and ellnd.d to the necessity of legislating
upon the snhjeet, in order to take venous
of the Dominion of Canada in • satis-
factory manner. 1871 was essentially a
centum year, when the tens,,. of Prince
Edward island, Newfoundland, the Three
Kingdoms, and th. United States were to
be taken. in . preparing this bill, the
legislation of the late 1'rovince of Canada
was rather more followed than an other ;
bort advantage was taken of legislation in
other countries upon the subject. Hs then
o•vpinined at length the various provisions
of the bill, which provided only for the
twn*m0 of 1871,
Mr. Ma
ckrnxiethought that feu much
power would M placed an the hands of the
Census Commiro,nero, He urged the
-
importance of accuracy, and especially in
the vital .tatietice, and arriving at a comet
statement of the valve of property, which
m ( )titan,' could not he ebtaineolT as pro-
posed from the Assessment Bolla, where
ply-ab.ett. jBt ttilitw.i•ti.e
ion with them.
' roperl4 stn. glean. He suggested that
Anglin was inclined to endorse the the arrangme,,t of Ontario for the regu-
Mr. Dunkin mid they irmild prohehly
take advantage of aoch arrangement in the
Province of ontario.
Mr. illak• inquired if when the center re-
turn.; were made, *change would be malts
the Ansi' of representation ?
Sir John A. Macdonald mid it width. in-
tention efthe (loyentment --if it then •x-
euthtew.nlein„tchreis ppreareznottofiozno-te make ouch
The Hon*, then want into Committee
on the Banking Reeolution.
Sir Fral1ele !flecks announced that the
Government had agreed to reduce the
ininitimin amount capital for banks to,
(19411(1);1.4°"Colhy *relied strongly for a Ism
amount, and seggeated that in cities ef
200,000 inhabitants. or over, the Naifitrnutn
amount be $1,000,000, hut in all other
place* be 8204,teio.
se tem, or go Nth./ NURN1,000.
401,A armor*
Minixter had goals matte near enough in
The Holies owe at ma.
oi the Secretary of State 404 the .4trof.n of the statistics should be twad-
dle
tIoderich,29th Doe.. 1808. otherwise be. . excitement or tineminert in sue ef our ean market fooe'supplieri while the Eastern
, locs1 market*, the facilities affonted to portion "%mottled Yin 'Liverpool. Before
toying atm boron here, was 7041110ed to
thin discovery the price was $1.60 and $2
! enetile them tn step in and offer their pro -
51.50 by Cenairom inakers; the American*
per barrel; the price, after the mannfac-
chart* on bettor teems t an emu tans, or
then hronght it down to 81.50 and the
Cansdians to 111.45. When it was so ri.
ported into Canada 1,4WL5,060 burhele of
dace& the Canadians, not bectiuse they
petition with our own coarser grains. The
the interests of the country, reduced their
rist:The'd:;dine.(114'telnit‘ilinrRiarianinktegraht,eweniah7ict:hntrY,Iinhdmicddeontinneerrinteute.tenrcert.''price tO $1.1 h at the wells. The A nosing In
*ere (obliged te do so, but from regard to
suffered great love In .coal ws imported comp„my thee. teeatat a eiroolar to tio.ir
Ia. 7ZI Al SRI
RE:It/RNA Ina mon, Ai A NKr,
iorth• very IN twill. ruetriumite• It. her
o-woMPIMeetrtelillmerel$ giro
ed • reatricted tariff. 'W.40,000 worth-. cirmilar stating that iti oonsegnence of
8951,000 worth, and ea thonsittan mint* WI Taub* their price, the
There waa no. doeht. he said, that if their discovery of a new vein at °amnia -
duty were
rooms
Mr. Ferguson said his constituents were
unammourty in favor of the polio, fedi-
coteil, and he hoped the Oevernment
would bring (loan 01611 la policy.
Scetcherd believed that 11•01°T sec-
tion "[Osten° was in favor of protecting
longer to owe what we amid get from the
seed on the article.
etinvalVtiz-
-#.4•Algirlit'llIMINATA=BilfF1741M47.1=tr -4.14
Illread Trunk line. being nulueed comilidiar- land Imam it tinkly With • •ien to the in,
prinetpa 11y to ret•elinamenetorn•re.• being Wog MAIN 011ie* WILII predicted in the Confeol-
said thin the oonnt•
KAinbmeh, 4entieed • •• eeneadlyttliN lb • , that week, he beneficiary te the whole sole object of the. WM that they might have Mr. Mtephenrovis
CLOTHING CAN BE NA DF ...nom be referred to more fully by th-P if the CaniowlInfla 1110T• able to manufacture id the policy indicated by the motion.
Minn ti ft i rifoonto•r neontre• I malt as cheaply as their neighbor...ors, why mr, wo.hb hed se hope thin reeipenni,
ieted laat year. Areording to the trade but in this reaped the American Govern- in favor 0 a natissal policy and he homed ,
were they not able te orOmpoite with them, ,,,,,,m i,„ „hceine4 pi,...4.tit„.„,,„ ....
ciniei in one of eroortroxio.ahmemo • eratiein debate, on inter -Provincial traffic, awry"- as they approached Goderich. tertata of onr own tiountry
AlseOrnta ft ',ohne hat Iwoninion• th. M "Ito uhiih the market tn themselves. It wax asked adjoining Lambt.on was strongly in favor
P'. Mick. midi Imp
deput• ation of Minkel* from litema &mom
mid Blew Drurawfd.POrtin Mew olleireea
• L.• retorn we imported $442 000 worth frolltL
rag 81•41,1111111111k, and avormiall
. - Ll in nem pot rpm ert1 ft noir non twittery, on on Miehigan, they gave • boonnty of tWens Sto Jelin A. Mardonald mid lie mine thrit the Cossentme 'helm nes, row," am
• 1st, MC
tf Irlmlisrias Auld Lilk lieuniees 10 TONS sr BRAN, SNORTS
11,1DCTID ON 11111A11011A111.1 ?SU RIC iyAvit autumns, Go , mermen mil mare on• of the moat thrivin astil-emeatain thill Mr 0 manor sio.d....that,:triehiNwrmt etof ttz mitTurreviaorsda77..**Pereed. rim 11,:oode,,
riThee
1111111111p, I ()°'‘'''eh for a. "I. °I th. ni"1".8.71. it.hliwii.-w^hPritZt.;74rer.a^"h",.8.74:'"11:; the land, everything Mit the evaporator, P°14147. iiir;IdiffiRyer"nophliYadtht: thP:renitinaeres of the
b." P. 014"4"" ."4" ."."14 ears sonesed in fie Intel mad erfreulat pahay Prey °nee. nf tha
Roney to Loan on Real Estate,' ()a.. -say.. Riot!, miner emitter's.*
on". casette.
A FIR* iitRit re ire Times**
1 Square and WHI Bt.. nod.och, w.
JOHN HALDAN, IR.
Agent Bell Cheap fOr 09.111.
Irere the
• of the Slate. hod there reembeor for illaehwedlt Mild* row. iressi.011:11......
whets- ...helm minium mama. The farmer. were , • 'iv,. Leda ad „ma dm/
th.a.it the:: wive !me. in Canada •nY
2Ith Rept.,1011. 1.36tt *le'tt Ooderieh. M•• 27. 1467. at their nein mills, their ohjeet being to revers df throe quarters per tent,
m here all had tor he provided cut of a „,„„„t °NI" hei "111 841":;.4;nalwial• niet.". 'reel"
floderich, June 7th 1869. RITEPHAR11 STRACHAN. are eharging olio. dollar anti ninety rents