HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-05-12, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL, Flt•ll)AY. MAY 12 1882.
M It. HLAKE'el kr EECH. ; was t.. make a Tory in:sturity in the
er,uutry a Torry majority in the House.
% reweave INS. I..t4a W t«y ..r►rp. !Lawn item could not atferd to vote for
esu,ades,y, a marmite dishonest and fraudulent.
I The Goren ntueut darts not attempt the
the some thing with the other Provinces,
sir. Kale t•.•.w the t.. r. ill 4.;i r bad and It. aperaled to the members from
commented "it the fact that the .r. -id thaw Provinces to deal with Ontario as
readiin of this "III 114'd i1 'I to. Ye•.1 they would wish to bo treated them
without ..my 101114t.. ..nil aI...•'.0 ♦.'Y selves. But all this was not enough,
ndlesitire of the cuw.0 p•ulsur•1. It r . ( slid t�. Government had taken care
that they should havu the power of ap-
pointing their men se retu g officers,
and to du their "dirty work." He drew
a vivid picture of the recent Tory din-
ner, anti of the handwliting which ought
to hats, la•ell on the wall letting the Pre-
mier luow flat the constituencies which
had returned his supporters in 1878
w..n1d aur return them again. The
leader of the Government had determin-
ed en appoiuticg creaturre of his own
AS ruturiint .•ki.ers, ro idiot they could
accomplish h.it his le},ulatiun had
failed 1.• di.. lle el..rell Ly moving an
de. ud.00, t. • jr.IBlake resumed his
seat :5t 10:3'), having spoken four hours.
Me n 1s atletttively listened to through-
out mot ftergnontly greeted with loud ap-
plause.
p-
p!aase.
prt'OIaawd to dee. tethr electi•i. ,aa by
elacieg the neussnati••m of selurt, i,. etli-
YCre eit1.itt tee menet emeriti .,t ti,e
liuverum5eut, Inale.t•1 of ru.lulrii t the
select:e of .tiro who fr..w thru' 1 •.i:,ua
:night 1.e atq.ia.4e•i t.t act ice a jt.lwial
teenier. lie pointed out tl, .i.•t teat
the 1 iiiguaeir id mho prea.ublu . ...r lii{1
did not patio. es. the remote; . I..u.p.s
!lode. aid thsu pr. Bets.:..� to 55.51 .ate
hew the iierv.a.•d reerwo itoi u, nrt:ea-
untry might have Wen Itiicih Ad.litio1al
member,. might have been t.i the eons
tie* of E.«1, Kent, Leu,blou, Itnice
and Slim -tee mal a u5r,otatr give.. n. the
county of Dulferin. This uunld 1,.rr
'flea big bolts without 11:,' ui..elt.tl of
the county hound... eireli 4555 "premien
as that, ase anything lido it, v Auld de-
mand but a s:uglo cham�r in Al: soap of
( int..rio, and require 5.55 suit cutting
and carving up as was peptised it this
Bill. Tbe bases which tie her. gentle -
C -4 ir
entle-
i-4ir Jodi iai l r'r t:,eSC wide-
eprea,i changes Acro tui, m.:rrow alto-
gether, and it was apparent that the
political map of Ontario hail been altered
in such a manner eswould lie most benefi-
cial to the li.•verutueut. The principle
which W83 now proposed to apply to On-
tario 11.W never been applied before, ex•
(ept in a limited demur, and in 1872
the lea.ler of the Guvernmeut had in-
timated, and it had been pro -echoed vu
that side of the House, that the experi-
ment would not be repeated. Proper
time should have been given for the con-
sideration of an important measure of
this kind,more especially as the Govern-
ment itself was directly affected by 11,
in consequence of the hearing it would
have upon the appnwching election. The
Government was judge to well as party,
and this of all measures was tae which
should have been hrou,dht down early in
the tte•m;•••t. Another reason for full
co. ion w.15 that thi% ' ;i :- -r • prm-
p,,.•• (. different set of jurors lel., :...re
I r• • the Goveniieit he! !ant
al,, ... .1 packed jury," Mr. i y-
ne.. 'eked. sotto torr, and Sir.lohn
made ,•-glass ..f his tilt •..J , okeil
laughingly acnes. .lir. Blake continu-
ing, condemned the manner' in which
the Bill had been prepared,and in scath-
ing lsogua;ge ridiculed the changes trade
even aper the introduction of the Bill
to bolster up the Tory members of Par-
!iament. Messrs. Rykert and Reason
challenged Mr. Blake to moot them in
their cotatituencieu, a challenge which
et withve reply that they were braes
smo egg
men to have
their fixed ve constituencies
to suit themselves. The Bill was not a(7OCU SRAZIL.)
I k,vernmeilt Bill for the redistribution ' The New Compound, its won -
of Ontario, but was framed for low party 1 Iderful affinity to tl:o Digestive
ends, and aims to use the majority for' Apparatus and the Liver, increas-
party purpres. It was a sad commen- I ing the dissolvingvices. reliev.
tory o.• the breasts of the last four years 1 ing almost instantly the dreadful
This 15111 showed that the Minuteruliets ; results ofDyspepsia, Indigestion,
did not feel confident and were seeking by I and the TORPID LIVER, makes
legislation t., make upfor the loss indict- Zopesa an every day necessity in
ed bythe misdeeds of the last feuryeais.
every hoose.
It acts gently and speedily in
A similar attempt had been made in BILovsness, Costiveness. Head -
1R72, but it had not succeeded any more ache, Sick Headache, Distress a
than this would succeed. He was con- ter Eating,Wind on the S' tach.
vinced that the people of Ontario would Heartburn, Pains in the S'Lo and
resent, as they did on the well-known Back, Want of Appetite. Want of
previous occasion, an abutte of high trust. Energy, Low Spirits, Foul Stom-
ach. It invigorates the Liver, car
ries offall surplus bile, regulates
the Bowels, and gives tone to the
whole system.
Cut this nut and take it to your
Druggist and get a 1 cent Sample,
ora large bot- je for 75 cents, ano
tell yournei.-h or about it.
I N iURANC& CARD.
itItITiSH AMS..C'O'Y, TosoNTo-IL.tublishe
Isis
PiI,ENIX INS. l'O'Y, of Lo.nux IKaglandl-
Established 1782.
HARTFORD INS. CO'Y. of 51aerruttD, Coss
- Established Isl*.
Rinks taken in the above first-class Offices, al
the lowest rates by HORRACE HORTON.
The undersigned is also Appraiser for the
CANADA l'KR. LOAN •sD SAVINGS C(YY
TojWMTo.
Money to Iwrn on first -claw security. roes
7 to per ('end.-Clarges Moderate.
HORACE HORTON.
Grderich Sept. 10. I»O.
SEEDS FOR I882.JI McCOLL BROS & CO.
TORONTO_
Thanking the p.Wie for R tarots 1 lace * • 1 rn
pkaa.ure inst•ilag that Yaave un band a bi A N 11 II A( 1 U it E It S
BETTER STOCK THAN EVER Of
of eboloe Wheat. Birley, Pena, Oats, Tares
l'lut er and Timothy, Pea Vine (lover. Atalku
Lsocrne a •.d Lawn Gram.
IMPORTED BUCK OATS
A Aral ease assortment of
FIELD, GARDEN t FLOWER SEEDS
selected with groat care front the best seed
houses is the country.
The hon. gentleman would find that
though he might transfer tiien's bodies,
he c.euld not transfer their minds,
and that though he might transfer vot-
ers, in Many cases he would transfer
their votes against himself. It was his
duty to appeal, not to conspirators who
had concocted this measure, but tet gen-
tlemen from other Provinces who knew
the ties of county boundaries, and to
ask them to apply to the Provinces of
Ontario the principles they would like
to have applied to themselves. The
t aunty boundaries by the Bill were
violated moat flagrantly. He again
quoted the remarks made by Sir John in
1872, relative to the desirablihty of
maintaining county boundaries, and said
the right hon. gentleman declared he
still held these views, but justified his
present action on the ground that Mr.
Mowat had not followed these princi-
plea. The excuse would be absurd even I
if true; but the argument was founded
on an otter and entire misunderstand- i
ing of Mr. Mowat's Bill, which had re-
cognized throughout the principle of
Traci( .ilark Registered.
municipal county representation. Mr.
Blake afterwards took up the plea of I ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPEG.
COMPTON'S SURPRISE MRN.
The beat field corn yet introduced.
NEW pOTA TOE
WHITE ROME, MT. PATRICK. and WHITE
ELEPHANT. Also • good selection of ail
other varieties.
CARTER'S MAMMOTH MANGOLOS
The best and heaviest cropper grown.
N. lt. Thorough cultivation and good seed
ensures meows in farming. If you want any
of the above, 1 have them all genuine.
JAMES McNAIR•
101 Hamilton St.
LARDINE OIL
AND
CYLINDER OIL.
roar Meds and three diplomas awarded
them { year at the leading Exhibi-
in the Dominion
MANUFACTURERS.
And all mea running tnachinery will save
moa•J b using our oils. Our LA RI)INE and
CYLINDAR OIL has no equal. Facto speak
loader thee words, and the public can find out
that the foregoing assertions are true, by try
ing one ample of our. Oils price; etc.. on ap-
plication to
McColl Bros & Co Toronto.
The lardlae U for sale la Goderlch by
R. W. MCKENZIE, G. H. PARSONS;
C. CRABB, and D. K. STRACHAN.
1+115-0 ni.
THS BIGGEST SALE OF THE SEASON.
J. C. DETLOR & CO
Have decided to offer their entire stook of clearing priues, for crab. For the nett 00 days
they will sell at prices that will astonish all.
COD.¢E AND SEE' THE BARC+AINS_
And you will be son te buy. Their steak is sow complete, their Mr. J. C. Detlor having re -
mostly pwreiased is Montreal an immense stock of
stale and Fancy Dry Goods at Lowest Cash Prices.
MD le vale in Valvetees. Prints by the plea at ler than regular wholesale prices.
('one sad bee those cheap prints. Bargains in check and fancy shirting;, and
brows decks. Bigger bargains In brown Holland. The biggest
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
if1d1 Liar is the latest styles in Parasols, laces, Edgings and Embrolderise at nearly half
price. Canadian and Scotch Tweeds. French Wonted Coatings. Ladles Clothe and UIsterings
at tlaheard of Prices. Thar goods mast he sold. and the prices at which they are placed
must clear them eel in a short time. Hosiery at prices to clear. Hata at panic prices. A
special this of Towels (pure Uses) at nearly halt prioe. 50 dozen 2 -Button Kid Gloves, import-
ed direct. at 15 per cent. ler than regular prices. 50 Tweed Vests at 81.50 regular price $3.00.
Goderteb. April 13th len. J- 0_ IDETL6R 8i 00..
•Tse Romixzioss.
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HAIR RESTORER
The C3 -em ofHair Preparations.
It removes Dandruff, keeps the scalp clean, and renders the hair soft, silky and
glossy ; proutoting the growth and causing it to assume a beautiful, healthy and
natural appearance. It Restores Grey Hair, is a Splendid Dressing and an Excel-
lent remedy fur Headache.
Price 50 Cerits Per Bottle
For Sale by
GEORGE RHYNAS,
Pharm tc. tit:cal Chemist, Market Square Go'.erich.
equalizing population, and showed that
while ..mo constituencies had 12,000 or
13,000 of a population, others had up-
wards r f 25,000, and this sometimes in
adjoining counties; in other cares the
population of the very smallest consti-
tuencies, such as Monck, Haldimand
and North Leeds has been reduced. He
went over in detail many of the changes
to show how it was proposed to "hive"
the Ores, and strengthen adjoining cem-
stituenciee held by Tories, giving the
political effect of earth change. As in-
stance after instance of the iniquity of
the Bill was brought out the speaker
was loudly cheered by his political
friends, while his opponents with the
exception of an odd interruption from
Mr. Plumb, maintained a melancholy
%donee. The shameless gerrymandering
in Bruce was particularly condemned,
and it was pointed oet that only Sir
John's pretended principle of equalizing
the population was shameleeal] violated
in the arrangement of the North and
West Ridings, but is the latter con ti-
toeocy, by drawing from North and
Seth Bruoe and North Huron. • Riding
whish, on the basis of the election of
1878, would give a Reform majority of
about 1,000. in twenty-five oases were
municipalities carried hoes one county
into another, and trete-one net of fifty
changes had been made in Western On-
tario, where it was expected the battle
would be principally fought- In ten
constituencies where the Reforamrs
pm d
been "hived" the majorities would
fellows :—011 the basis ell the election of
1876—North Brant, 713; Sociis Oxford,
688; !forth Oxford,l,l00; West Ontario,
663; East Bisseoe, fps$; South Middles=,
681; West Breve, 986; Orlstt'e Berne,
446; West :1giis, 46*; Hakes, 990; a
total in threaten eorbieseeneise el 6,463,
a 'amine i e el *,000 Teta as oessiored
with an 4nral n.sbsr of etortitosesiss
in which the Tories had bees iropt to-
gether Th. ^bjses of thio legislation
By casual observation. we And all land
speculators have • clear head and watch the
ups and downs of property, thus making
large fortunes. But the whole secret ill they
keep the system ilia healthy condition by the
use of
TAS riser AS TME VALLRY 111.11111 1S.
We ran safely nay that hundreds ermine to us
for the great long and blood purtfer before
going wed. Read the foliowing statement.
We could give thousands of the tame kind if
it were neeeeeary.
"f certify that 1 was tronble1 with Catarrh
in the head, gathering of phlegm to tkethrost,
choking and coughing at night for years. so 1
conld not sleep, awn troebses with dell, Me-
lee. feelings. prise in the chert ..lid back.
After giving hnndreda of dollars to Anton,
and giving ep all hopes. 1 tried the Paton or
Mx VV Ai.i.rr. and am now able to do my work
after ae%en rear's sieknesa"
MRS. JASIFft M,NEiL,
SIM Intone Street. London. t)nt.
EVERY RE.i-=)ER
...brand Lave a copy of the
LIFE A11D LEDTV'RES
HON. GEO. BROWN,
edited bu
HON. A MACKENZZE-
Ready for delivery in • few days. Orders taken by
The Cheapest House 'Under The Bill,
JAS SAUNDERS & SON.
DEALERS IN—
STOVES & TINWARE
FACT GOODS and WALL PAPER:
Havtag engaged the services of MR. THOS. D. JOHNSON who bas bad w atte e.y.m-.' a 1...
ALL; in wKINDin c OFe .n now
ORK .
On Shortest Notice Satisfaction gsurenteed. In
Fancest Novelties.l i we have mew s,r,ia'
everreek APoRS l
the
WALL P
WINDOW BI.IND,
FANO Y BASH 1 Tom_
And a choice lot of
3Mot123.= CARI.elt3 -
VERY CHEAP. NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OPTiCIt.
1882 -SPRING -1828
ODP Sprig !portallons_are Now 10 StccY
Every Department is Now Complete.
COLBORNE BROS.
It *Fords us pleasure, through this Circular, to thank our numerous Custom.
for the very liberal patronage extended et us during the two and a half years who
we have been in business.
Our sales are increasing daily, a sufficient proof that we do our business riki
and give our customers good %slue for their money.
Our Spring Goods are now all in stock, and presort a completene,ts far in &demo •
of anything we have shown before.
To meet the griming requirements ef our business, our purchases have le,
larger thaw heretofore in every department.
We Show an Immense Stock of Prints in all the New Desi r
G -lo_ Sheppard
HURON SCHO iL 13O1)K REPOT, GOULRICH.
-The shove atatementf of my wife's is cor-
rect.
Jars. MCNMIL.
For Mae by all druggists, manufactured by
Prof. A. M Mhrleve.. London, Out. Sample
IN cis• ave for 91.00. Can be had in
og. b of the foliowin` Amniote: Jobs
Ilts.m. ass. wlbw. V. ierdein, 4h1s.t .
teas. _.J. ,V ■sena.
710 13O
MANITOBA
Our 10 Cent Lige is Great Vue
FRESH GOOD:
n Great Variety, in plain all wools, watered, brocaded and checked, 1os,u 1
In Black and Colored Cashmeres we Defy Competitic!.
We are ale ming a large range of Cottons, Linens, Shirtings, Ducks, Deuinn, 1
Tweeds, All -Wool Tweeds and (tontines.
Silks and Satins, Plain and Wat are
IN BLACK AND COLORS.
IN SMALL WARE OUR .NOCK IS VERY OOIiP[I:l';n'
SPRING auk SUMMER SUITSS
ALL THE.
LATESTSTYLES
HIGH D U NLO P
The Great Western Railway will run
Meir excursions to MANITOBA sad
DAKOTA points during Mar and June
every two weeks, n ornmencing TIIEB-
DAT May, 2nd, 1881.
Fares eduoed.
For inf.rmatsee, tickets, etc , apply to
GEO. B. JOHNSTON
Isp•GMl Agent Grail wasters Renewort.
1101.106. April. It 1E11 1111M.
Fashionable Tailor, West Street, Goderich.
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM.
� I ADM Rs*AILi, A ROoed s Oede
HITECT,opri!tt
W �f�' Meek.Meek.K�Mir. at.
cvveetd
attsrtr'wart
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MILLINERY.
PARASOLS, HOSIERY & GLOVE
Miss Jessie Wilson
•
Takes pleasure is informing the ladies of Godeeich and vielaity. that she opened out on
Saturday, April the 8th
A LARGE STOCK OF
SPLENDID VALUE.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
Highest price Paid for Butter & Egg'
C LRC RNP ==CCal -,
(,(1111(1
Art Deians Ill Wall Pap
r
Nr,w :a the time, if you wish one or two Mee rooms et home, 155 .. ewe,' '.• nem pap.
He has over
•
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Desig , s,
Beautiful colon. and at prices leas than Very- much inferior goods. I'ii:l .ind sec them, the)
are the boat %slue in town. and must Is• -..Id.
TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED GOODS.
A fell and One assortment of
FLOWS AND FEATHERS- Med.i.cal C+ocieri :h,
Th 11161 *tog llaar Pa11iius sash Fashioos,
1to
..t
1:37.7'T1...1.='R'S_
NEW G O O D S
ARRIVING AT—
TO=N
1 1 AIME STOCK TO SELECT FBoN1
THE LARGEST STOCK OF PRINTS.
WE HAVE RIKR MHOWN.
FUT"T, LINES OF DRESS C+OODS_
We would call special attentien to our R1ack ('ashmeres, which, for valve. cannot be excelled
TIA'I LIOIIR, G,_
A full assortment of Scotch, iriab and l'anaglea weeds n the latent styles.
TN and Each noawad. uearaateed. /. Ctla.IT, e.esse. 11.ate .t L•.d.■
SEEDS' SEEDS!
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
A.d everything In the shape of
STEST Nov12z S
The ladies are eerdially invited t. iasge,et geed., sal 1 will
teem
.e Ism. and well .canted work of fresh
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds,
It a plum to show the ' Roth 1. hulk and to packet,. PerchetaeA trout one of the eldest anal wool reliable red b., es
La the IroastaIon. and will be told at ('•ta'osee 1'rl.wa
LATEST AND BEST STYLES. I, JORD, Ohemaist and moist.
Op.I)P. 1D NV -ORS A PBOIALTY_
WbsMaal• sad Rosati Dealer In Drugs, Caersteele. Dye Red% Bases and onium. tirdtdaae
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