The Huron Signal, 1882-05-26, Page 3111.10,\ --difitHAL, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 16,2
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The Noy. by Teo. Tlimmerr• Re. Mao% Toolerehip.
$ir John says that he gerrymandered
r. Blake has most undoubtedly
solely in the intermit 141 truth and jou .
▪ e n himself to be the .ireatest nientel
t hi it •Ivainted hie discue•
loe, c ie, i a
ers to be aynonyinous with represenoi-
tion by population. An inspection of
the populatiou tables, however, shows
that
our trkky Premier, if he does think
rep. by pup. a good thi14, has inade on
the whole a pretty succeMful attempt to
resist the dictates of coneeience. In the
population of the constituencies as they
will *tend when the Gerrymandering
Bill betxmies law will be found the fol-
lowing startling contrasts:
nif DIM/ IIXAMPLins aril -sax IN TEL
got•silitteu or POPVLATION.
Population.
.. 67,5116
tn
Montreal Kaat
North Leeds and lateen v tile
Montreal West . 48.161
lirockv lila 15,007
Hoohelaga ........ 40.0711
North t'ictoria 16.bla
Ottawa County 411,421
South Went wort h ..... . . ... 16,223
West Bruce 2.1.618
North Bruce •..
Reauce
Monck
22,030
17,381.1
Kea* Middlesex 21.532
south Middling* 11.889
Kent ... . . LA.112
%vow ot otilkIMS • 1...191
West Lambkin 21.350
Kist Lambton ..................18,150
East Mimeoe . , , 37.165
Muskoka ...... . ...... 17,640
North Sime0. ........ 1101,1g)
Writ Ontario .... ......... ..... 13.370
South Ontario . 21.154
South Orenville 13,523
North Oxford
Frontenac . . .... 11.303
North Perth 3.1,271
1,:innox . . .. 16,311
East Eight ............. .... .. . 36,301
/teat Hosting§ .... ..... . . 17,313
North Knees 2.1,659
West Hosting, ... 17.400
South Oxford .......,... 23,133
West Northumberland .. • • .. • ... 11.364
%Vest KIln „. 21,411.3
Nest Pet erbium .. 13,510
West Moron ..... •• ..... 33,543
Cardwell....................14,770
36.505
114.307
These contracts could be made much
more abrupt by bringing into contrast
with the more populous constituencies
some of the small eastern seats, Ruch
as:
Laval ...
Trois Riviera* 9,208
eleerbrooke, Vercheres. Chambly
St Jean. Laprairie. Neegervtlke.
Soulaumom % audreuil. Montmor-
ency. St Maurice. Montcalm, and
Jacques Cartier. oath with. a
population of less than 13.000
Sunbury .. 6,651
Itestigouche 7,058
Victoctia. N. 8. . •.......... 13.170
Queen's N. S
From this it will be men that the
"equalization theory is a figment, and
that Sir John might just as well have
avowed that everybody knows, namely,
that he gerrymandered fur verryinander-
iag's sake. --(Globe. •
at late of Canade. His speeches las the
House during thu post week. IV'', pro-
nueticed to bo the finest efforts ever
lined, in the Ceti:titian Legislature.
First int dealt with the Stream, 11,11
Dioallowance, theu with the Boundary I
Award, next with the right which Cann -
ds ought to possess in treaty inaking,1
and also with Mr. Coetigan's Irish re- I
solutions. he each use the lion gentle-
man laid before the House in the plain-
est and most cogent manner the seund-
nese of the cause he edrocates, and the
weakueu of the arguments of his oppon•I
ents. Sir John might sneer and cry
"defiles/ogee" but he could not reply to
one of a dozen of Mr. Blake's arguments.
The Star may well say that Mr. Blake!
had thrown s leer powerful bombs intil
the ministerial camp, which will play
havoc in the ranks 44 the Conservative
prrty.
Mr. Bloke is no narrow bigut. He
feels for suffering humanity wherever
suffering is known to exist. His speech
will no doubt be read in every quarter
of the civilized world, while hit John'.
week and sneering remarks will be treat-
ed as the expressions of a man without
either sentiment or true patriotism.
He could not deal with the subject as
Mr. Blake did, and consequently did his
best to spoil the effect, by denouncing'
the Oppeeition leader as a demagogue..
It is too late, however. The Irishmen
of the Dominion, in place the following
Sir John's sneers, are preparing laurels!
for the brow of tho greatest champion of
Irish liberties un the American contin-
ent. - Brockville Recorder.
Am blob Gatissilie View,
The Catholics of Ontario number 320,-
839 in a population of 1,923.328, or a
little mere than a sixth. The propor-
tion of population which each of the
ninety two ni •: ibers for Ontario in the
house of Commons reereatents is 20,904;
so that the Catholics of Ontario are en-
titled of their own mere numbers to elect
fifteen Represeutatives to the House of
Commons. As a fact, they have not
the power of their own votes in any one
constituency, to elect one Representa-
tive of their choice. Bas it ever struck
Sir John Macdonald ULM it is a grou
injustice to deny representation to more
than a sixth of the people of Ontario'
Upon the principle which Sir John ha.
exemplified in the construction of his
fifty-four new constituencies, how easily
could he have carved out fifteen, having
Catholic votes in majority, and thereby
done an act of public justice in accord-
ing to Catholics representation according
to Cathnlics representation aocording to
their numbers 7 But it is now evident
that Sir John Macdonald, under color
of providing the new members with con-
stituencies had in contemplation the
deeper purpose of desiroying the politi-
cal preponderance of the Reform party
in Ontario, and giving to his own fol-
lowers a factitious superiority out of all
proportion to their numbers Instead
of creating four new conetituencies, Sir
John has created and reconstructed no
less than fifty-feur; and, by disregard-
ing county boundaries, and (creeping to-
gether in electoral districts Townships
with Conservative majorities, nc, matter
where situates or how far apart, he has
utilized the Tury vote to the etmost;
whereas by massing Reform townships
together into a few constituencies, he
has deprived them of the power to use
their numbers with effect, and mininiiz-
ed their influence on the result et a gen-
eral election. It is the most daring act
revolution that ever hes been tornmit•
ted hy a Minister pretending to act
within the C muititution. It is a quali-
fied disfranchisement of a great political
party. How thatparty will bear the
blow, the future •anly can reveal • • •
We ask the Catholics of Ontario to take
these matters to heart. and aid us in
combining as one man to get rid of this
monstrous anisetio*.—(Irish C6•71Odlan-
A Question of Liiir or Desalt for •silarlis.
On 20th June next the,electors of On -1
tario will be called upon to decide theset
questions: --
Shall Ontario remain the Keystone a
Provinoe of the Confederation?
Shall Ontario, at the dictation of a1
handful of French Bleua, be degraded to
the position of a fifth -rate Province ?
Shall Ontario be reduced in size till
she isles. than one half of the area of 1
Quehec, less than two-thirds of the area
of Manitoba, less than one-fourth of the
size of British Columbia, .and less than
one-half of the size of fifteen or sixteen
new Provinces hereafter to be created ?
Shall Ontario be deprived of the rail-
way terminus on Lake Superior, with
the city which is certain there to spring
up ?
Shall Ontario be robbed of 60,000,000
acres of fertile land 7
Shall Ontario lose the revenue of
11254000,000, the sum which the pine
alone, to say. nothing of other valuable
timber, on the disputed territory is
computed to be worth ?
Shall Ontario be defrauded of a miner-
al region the wealth of which may ex-
ceed anything else in the known world 7
Shall Ontario be driven to adopt di-
rect taxation for Provincial purposes ?
Shall Ontario, by thia confiscation of
her property. be made to cease support-
ing her public hospitals,prisons,amylums,
and the like institutions from Provincial
funds ?
Shall all these expenses be thrown
where they properly belong, upon the
municipalities?
Shall the burdens of municipal taxa-
tion in Ontario be increased because the
Province has been robbed of 100,000
square miles 01 her Crown Lands ?
In a word, will Ontario suffer herself
to be dismembered and despoiled in
order that the Bourbons at Ottawa may
be sustained in power by French votes ?
Every ballot cast for the Conservative
party at the next election auswers "Yes"
to the above question& Every ballot
cast for a Reformer answers "No!'
The future of this Province lies tremb-
ling in the balance. And the confeder-
ation will acarce withstand the shock of
a corruptly -gained verdict endorsing the
vile ebbbery proposed to be commit-
ted.
A condonation of Sir John Macdon-
ald's shameless repudiation nf the Bound-
ary Award involves a hies of property to
every man, woman, and child in this
Province estimated at 1300, in respect
of the timber alone.
Surely this huge spoliation will net be
permitted by the electors of Ontario.
Surely it needs but to have the matter
explained to them, and the fate of the
Government is sealed.—[Gibbe.
Witoomma Cootoet—If ?oar children
are suffering with this dialsessisi ',Wady
and nearly meshing OMNI/Mem to dezt h ,
*end to your Druggist and buy • bottle
of A it.afi'e Loyd) HAMM. and relief,
we can' oonfidently usages eon. will he
,igimmiliate sad sure
We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement in another column
of the Smith Medicine Co. We are
certaitt that thousands of mothers will
hail with joy the advent of such a com-
pany. Their worn medicine has been
tested and found as described, a great
boon to suffering humanity. In the
case of tapeworm we have been shown
one measnring 80 feet, one 32 feet and
one 14 feet,which have been passed from
the bowels of different individuals after
taking a few doses of Dr. Smith's Ger-
man Worm Remedy. Thousands of
testimonial/4 are in possession of these
gentlemen showing clearly that their
worm medicines are all that they claim
them to loe. —[Montreol Post. Sold by
Jas Wilson, Goderich, Ont. 2
Ali thou painful and distressing dis-
*Imes and irregularities peculiar to the
female sex may be promptly cured by
Burdock Blood Bitters. It regulator
every organ to a healthy action.
mower* .f.
A good article that has achieved sun
cam and attainied a world-wide reputa-
tion by it. true merits and wonderful re-
sults, is always imitated. Such is the
eau with Dr. King's New Discovery fee
Consiimpticm, Coughs and Colds. Al-
ready tmprincipled pantos are endear- 11 kinds of Repairing ander
ming to delude an unsnapeeting
puhlic, by offering imitations of 1114
most fortunate discovery. De not be
deceived bet insist nn having the true
rernedv, and take no other Trial bot-
tlers free at Rhyne& drug store Lange
VOA $1
Farm .1.16. itarbert. I In the spring of the year lamest every
Ione requires a plod Blom. Purifier, more
especially its the month of May. We
Iii she ruder, bard.
would earnestly advise our readers to
1 try Dr. Carauu s Stomacili and C °neti
Tlite 3,1114: clit•t• il, flti lett twat
atj4 tea . I14I alcy.
ita.,.‘1,1. al Lula **oat anti sell foil,
a 111 glee 601 411,404 044'1110i 1110
0 111 ter. 11 101 in.oce..I 111 or ad•
j. mu. .14 Litu iu wander freely
througu at, they sin do little bor.'s, un-
til large suough to ser tell up the beds,
and nibble at tit.) plants, while they wall
decanter twiny itiseeta. Let thew have; iiIa
alomaleuce of pure water and wholesome
feed; these, woe good housing from the
wet and cold, will secure hoolth and a
prolitdlile growth.
Disposal of Itabbisb.
lit the course of years there will ac-
cumulate on every farm, and in every
garden, a quantity of unsightly stuff.
Bodoni mockery and gliumware, old fruit
and tomato cans, wore out saucepans,
and other wastes (lithe household. These
cannot be composited, or turned to any
useful purpose, and if allowed to be 'cat -
treed about, make the surroundings un-
sightly. One of the best methods of get-
ting rid of such stuff, is to dig a dry well,
and provide it with a cover too heavy
for children to displace and deposit all
such rubbish in this. When tilled to with-
in three feet of the top, take a piece of
timber mid pound down the contents as
compactly as leasible, and till up with
earth. The well thus covered up can be
planted over, and it &Meerut as a local
drain, while atiother receptacle can be
made for future accumulations. Ameri-
can Agriculturist.
Tbe Kamp and Lambs.
Fatten and market dry ewes 58 1000
as possible. Slit/1e ewes which have lost
their lambs, or fr en which they have
been taken, will need to have the milk
partially rein iced from their full udders
for a few days. Neglect not to remove
filthy tags. It is well also to clip the
wool from about the udders, as much
disease in the lambs is often caused by
filth from the ewe's wool. There is but
little in favor of washing wool on the
sheep's back, and for old and feeble ani-
mals it is a positive injury. The practice
is unnecessary, disagreeable and danger-
ous to the health of both men andsheep,
and may well be abolished. Sheep ought
to be so kept, that the unwashed wool
may be clean enough for market Newly
shorn sheep need protection ddring
storms. If this is looked after properly,
early shearing is not objectionable. After
shearing, the ticks gather on the lambs,
and may be destroyed dipping them into
todacco water, with sulpher added, er
one of the various etfective "Sheep
Dips. "—(Anierican Agaiculturist.
— -
Medicines taken into the Stomach in
concentrated form such as Pills mid
Powders, are most injurious. The great
substitute for these nauseous little Calo-
mel pills is Dr. Carsen's Stomach and
Constipation Bitters. They cleanse the
bowels, stimulate the Liver and Kid-
neys, and cure all stomach disorders,
such as Dyspepsia and :Indigestion. In
large bottles at 50 cents. Geo, Rhynas,
a.gent.
Mr Press and the Outrage.
No language can be tat) etrong to de-
nounce the Redistribution Bill. It is
outside the pale of ordinary politics. It
is simply an act of political scoundrel -
ism, deliberately planned by the Tory
leaders to enable a minority of the elec-
tors to place in power a majority of the
representatives of the people. --[Galt
Reformer.
To prevent Fevers, Bilious Colds and
Ague; to tone up the system and purify
the blood, try a course of Dr. Carson's
Stomach and Constipation Bitters. In
large bottles at 60 cents. Geo. Rhynas,
agent.
James Vick the well-known florist
and seedsman, Rochester, N.Y., is dead,
aged 63 years. James Vick was born at
Portsmouth, England; was a playmate
of Dickens, came to this country in 1833,
and set type with Greely on the Knick-
erbocker: was a long time secretary of the
Americam Poroological Society, a mem-
of the Royal Horticultural Seciety of
England, and went into the seed busi-
ness 1860. He was one of themost charit-
able of men. It is reported his gifts aver-
aged over/10,000 year. During the Kan-
sas graoshoper plague, nine years ago, he
sent $25,000 worth of seeds to the suffer-
ers, and last year sent $10,0000r$15,000
worth to the Michigan sufferers.
Never Give VP.
If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak consti-
tution, headache, or any disease of a
bilious nature, by all means procure a
bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be
surprised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength activity will re-
turn; pain and misery will cease, and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle, by Oeo. Rhyne& [1]
AGENTS anugh
Work . onstt employmen
or Capital moulted, J•te an Leg & Co. Mo
real. gumbo 1761
CHUM BOILER WORKS.
Chrystal & Black.
po-
tion Bitters. A few done, will Mani
convince you that it as the beat rewedv
knue•ti for iffections of the Stomach,
Bowels, Lion and Kidneys, In large
bottles at 50 bent.. Rhynas, agent
w easy -fame years' Iliteurfotoos."
Says an eminent physician, ouivinoesj
/SO that the only way to cure nervous
exhaustion, and weskness of the sexual
°roping, is to repair the waste by giving
brain and nerve feuds, and of all chi
remedies eotspounded, Magnetic
Mudi-
ClIle is the best. Sec advertisement in
another ooluniu. Sold in Gederich by
Jas. Wilson, druggist. —1m
MUSICAL IIISTRIfIENTS
AND
3
UST RECEIVED.
4 • I rt. . • 4
D. FERGUSON'S,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMEN71 OF
FRESH GROCERIES,
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
Special Bargams Teas at Very Low Prices
SEWING. MACHINES . 25c. par It, .d upwards. If you want a really fine Tea try my SW. Yot113. *inn
pitleiltea splendid ant oficle mid worth more money. 1 have also just opened out a OMR
The subscriber would intimate to the peo-
ple of Ooderioh that he boo doubled to give op
business in his line owing to 111 health. and
that he is now prepared to give execeptios-
ally good bargains. All wanting
PIANOS,
ORGANS or
SEWING MACHINES
will End it to their advantage to call at once.
as this is a GMNITINE clearing sale.
Crockery Glassware,
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Including Stone and China Tea Seto. Children& Toy TeA Setts, Ladies and Gents
Fancy Teo Cups and Saucers, suitable for Christmas and New You's Gifts.
Lampe & Lamp Goods in Groat Varlet7
AND kT VKRY LOW PRICES.
J. W. WEATHERA1 n.
`87"7 Call and be Convinced
TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
11 ow NOTLKUR wed 141,T P74f1 m &neat
lured on shortie° notice
tli
versional sorry iidem fif the !Proprietors wh
ft*
Practical Workmen.
P 0 Box MI 17fr
MAN
r teuNscquaterio tape 101 6114000APBCI Or 7015 COUR.
TWY WILL 5*155 IDLAA•4444444 TOWS MAO TWAT INC
CHICLII0, ROCK ISLiiiD It PACIFIC RT
ceuethe attention of travelers to the central &tonl-
Boa of its One, °outwitting the East Med the West
by the shortest rota,. and carrying
without change ef ears,betweek Maser aZalCt
ses City, Connell Bluffs, Leavenorth. Atchison.
Minneapolis and 11. Pant. It oonnects in Union
Depots with all the principal knee of reed between
the Atlantic and the Paola° Oceans. Its dews-
ment is unrivaled and esagnigeend, being composed
of Most Comfortable and Beastifitl Day Coaolea,
Magnilloent Norton Reclining Chair Cam Pull-
man's Prettiest Palace Sleeping Cars, and the Best
Idne of Dining Care to the World. Three Trains
between Chicago and Nisei:turf River Pointe 'Two
d Minneapolis and
'ALBERT LEA ROUTE.- orton. & Cressman.
Train. between Chicago andt.
Paul, via the Famous
A New and Direct Line, via fleneoa and Kanka-
kee), has recently been opened between Richmond.
Norfolk. Newport News, Chattanooga, Atiallta, Au-
gusta, Naahville, Louisville. Lexington, Cincinnati.
Indianapola and Lafayette, and Omaha, Minn's,-
ohm and let. Paul and Intermediate points.
All Through reengage... Travel on Past Bspreas
Trams.
Tickets for sale at all prinapal Ticket 058.5 10
the United :Rates and Canada.
Baggage checked throng* and rate. or fare .3 -
La low as competitora that oder law edema-
-77r detailed Int • rmetion, get the Napo and Pold-
er. of
CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,
51 10)1? nearest Ticket 0E33, or addrese
R. R. CANAL L ST. JOHN,
Vb. Frac & Geo 1114 r Get. 1 Tkt 1 Pug. AM.
CHICAGO.
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Ontario Stool Barb Fence Co. Limited. timit
Literused w ruler I he Glidden Patna./
MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED LOCK BARB
Four -Pointed Steel Fencing Wire,
65 dr, 57 RICHMOND ST. EAST,_TORONTO:.';
A. J. SOK KR VI LLL Vice -Pres. agul.Mais. Director.
1:1. W. MO ItMl\TZ
Sole Agent for Goderich.
DOMINION CARRIAGE 'V7011,10.
m VAT IT WILL £U11
T017.
It excites expectoration and ociume the limp
to throw off the phlegm or mucous; eliatioo. the
eeeretione nod punk.* she blood; heals the irri-
tated part.; gives strength to the digestive
organs: brings the liver 10 18. proper aetioe,
and imparts strength to the whole arntema.
ECCII 13 1111 jiIiICDIAIE AND giatalearTORT RP -
Irv,. that it le in it -milled tit break lip the moot
dieerrowler .00tyA so aim boort tine, if agog of
too long standing it is spreereimml vo cora
551'115 414TIPVACTI0N. RCVS DI 1,55mad etim-
Reseed rnseq, rf Cirmetemiptioli 14 4.
504 10 proclaim eostimneas (which is tins mom
with most remedies), or affect tbe whedordrzi3
contains on opium in any ftivm. It i•
to b. 11444.4.44.41), 6.044424.11 to the most c=
child. although it le sn motive &p&p
remedy for reptoring the system. 7hore bre
1/141.N41444/611. on swim &wait C-'--
when
enly taken in time. hneetans having ems -
when Auks's! Lyon will provost it M
sinaptive pationts, and who. having fat=
ears th.m with their own motieloo. we
reeomsnrod to gir Aurvs Letwe Su -sex 6
trial. .bid by ea
W. S. Hart & Co.
PROPRINTORS OF T If
Goderich Mills
(LATE PIPER'S.
Bei to return their thanks to Oie public tor
the liberal patronage received dining the psis
year. and in mote they alio prepared bo du
CI- Al IM 7r 1NGt
on the 'dalism not1ne, or for the nonoosioen.
of parties flying at a dieteatee will eveattaget
wises he their tows .10,.
(Lots W M HJlsards,
TO P A_ IR, S_
We want every farmer Needing a carriage I,o call and sioi our
NEW PLATFORM CARRIAGES,
The hootcarrt.jo nuide for s farmer. We have the target° stook ever offered in the w
Open asd top buggies always in stock. Repairing promptly attended to. 111
,MORZ'ON & CRESSMA.N
1831-3m. Shop opposite Colborne Hotel, Goderich.
Masonic block. Raid Pt. anderielli
SOP-Fligheat price paid wheat '
Fennels ..etterltio=1
Barbee relict Wire contracted for • any quantity at very lowest prices
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
Wire and barb galvanised after hong t wistful which cannot sraleoff.
tree Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW lIFTS NO WEEDS NO WASTE UNDS.
Per sale by
G. 1-1. PARSONS,
,.1411AP d Alt PIDW AR L CODIL11111(11
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