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tam rungs!bel humors domesbice i hitters is
Wal'sown purifying and revel&ieg
Mr. IL
was chase. ! Ooevestista es ease
dilate in Eatery* for this
Riding, hes-tmen.• owing to hie Postmaster.� t. Arsew
Conventioayebeea called to meet in
iCtncardiae, •Triter a candidate wsH be
chosen.
of the lb a amildatiereew in Napines,
13 have declasedeh.swives in favour of
Me. Blake's It is the true Nat-
Metsl Policy er sad. bases* it gives
flea tu►w ssatmieheio the asa.ufnater, r,
and takes the sexes off the Poor man's
fuel and his bread. --{Whig,
• .•tteMeata.ae oteMsw
A paper publisher! In Mitehan records
that Mr.Trow,b..lislg gives 6ve d.11an
to a church srtbasr7yyion, Mr. Guest, his
oppou.Rti,h..sl of it, and gem ion
dWlartThe.p.p.r.aforesaid therehie
jades* that Dir. will r.osive the
votes of thole who warship in that par-
ticular church. A insult was
never offered to a lifbody.
putt liver? .M..
We trust oar heads in the constittt_
mass when . they are "hived" will not
DOOM to poll every vee. A few veils I
mart or ext us y not maker is that per -
Mader Riding, bat it is important to
show that the gnat bulk .of the people
of Ontariu ata Reform, and so make
store manifest the gtaring,outrage in the
John -Amender. I.et the lull Liberal
wee everyab.P�el p.y.d.
AsllefkgerelMm
What r.ter'eet t ]ase . Oss . Cwootrvattvs
ostegdate in the . Wet. itidiag d Heron,
that h. the •spppud of the
edictal* '1 HIS .resides ,about twenty
ruler Iran the nn swat oeroar of the
oonatitaency, and is in every seam of
the word, an outsider. While Mt, Am-
oron is it only a npaidest, but all bis
interista are in the rid*, and be i.
therefore,in a better position to act as
our repweulativ. Electors, Rork
your ballot tor Cameron --(New Era.
AleMas e'semae n
When a mss who is the leader of a
great political party, and at the same
time Premier of the Dominion cif Cum -
da, can not only state a positive untruth
ins public meet*, .but eatffrm it with
an oath, it is time for ,the people of
Ornade to ask thetpeelies shat they
have cocas to. Yet this is just what was
done by Sir John A. )Kaodonald at York-
ville on Thursday everting. When quos
Coned in reference to bis action to Par-
liament on the approbation to poky the
expense of the Bourda►ry Committee, he
had the audacity not only to etljrm that
he voted against that approbation, but
to support his aaservstion with an ap-
peal to his Maker so irreverent that it
must have shocked every right-minded
person in the assembly. One prominent
clergymen at least felt himself compelled
to utter his protest by leaving the room.
cal ens ease.
Washington, June b.—The Court re
banc to -day rendered the followingde-
elution in the case of Guiteau:—The
Judges eko Listened to arguments in the
case have come to the conclusion that
they have exhausted their powers upon
it. They have heard it patiently, fairly
and fully, and a rearguntent would bring
there to nu other conclusion than that
already arrived at, and that they deolin-
ei to reopen the case for argument.
Reed hu received a letter from Mrs.
Dunmire, formerly wife of Guiteau,
saying, "I shall esteem it a personal
(aver if you will inform me at once if
any effort will be made with the Provi-
dent for the commutation of the sen-
ten,e of Charles. If there is aught 1
can de to assist to a successful accom-
plishment, I am ready to act. We are
not in favor of him being hung.' It is
stated that Guite•u no lodger indulges
in reading and writing, but broods
much, and sometimes. paces the floor of
his cell, wringing his hands and talking
incoherently. It is reported he awoke
the other night trembling, and exclaim-
ed, "oh, why did I assassinate him !"
When quieted he said he had been
dreaming. He was not afraid to die,
lent did not think it was possible the
President would allow him to be hang-
ed.
The teal held .r Preen....
The Reform norflinee for London is ex -
Mayor John Campbell, a roan ufacturer
of carriages who does a very extensive
trade in Ontario and Manitoba. In his
address of acceptance Mr. Campbell
said "the N. P. was a national fraud; a
discriminating tariff operating against
the poor id the country. Was that •
notional policy which reduced the pur-
chasing power of the poor man's dollar 1
Did it clothe the children of mechanic
and laborer 7 Did it reduce the price of
the poor man's fuel and bread.tuffk 1
(No. no, and cheers.) Thty had been
told that Mr. Blake and Mr. Maekenne
advocated free trade for Canada. A
greater fallacy bad ne,cr been promul-
gated. It was universally conceded that
a revenue tariff was an absolute necessi-
ty in the present condition o,f affairs.
That was the position the leaders of the
Liberal party held on this subject, and
the position taken by himself. ie own
expenes» as s manufacturer proved
that by the enhanced pries of raw mate-
re/Jo the profit were kept at about the
old ratio. ' There it is *gen Raise
the prior of the raw material and. to get
his old preet, the manefacturer has to
charge more for hr. product. There is
sothrng more for the workingman. The
consumer buys leas, and thus the work.
man fled hist to do. The working of
the tariff ase riot been nnd.ntnoti in
Canada *Idle thine w.ie good and time. a
britt. I em,wand every
work a..elaiaaa it—learn- foto
ins the by 641.4, s bias. ---b.. will
lore another 1,. awns Ti. working- •'
melee Mrs. policy r 1..1ppsfl the l
and
Liberal candidates, who vii dive the
man afoot urer. free re mtgeeul -((,<
reamilten Times
Imemoticns have bsm_d y ibo
Cones v.tewes to two very yuseliimu
aide mese on the Ref mid. No ob-
j.ot5o. eta be railed to them "swearing
" queetie..ble" ones, but there mill be a
tandem" to swear some whose metes are
perfectly flood, and we urge .wpoe our
Reform friends throughout the country
the a.oswiay of rigidly guarditK agsinat
any subterfuges that might cause them
the loos of legitimate votes.
!l.&ke.s. tl.eses.a.
Sir Jetta A. ¥aedoa.ld appears to bs
very raeidllyloeing bis erases Attl erk-
vifle, the other day, he stated that dT he
was returned to power, he would ewer -
throw the limas* sy.tem of Ostario,,and
replace:thepower of greeting licenses in
the ha.b-ot smai.ipatities, aocordiggdo
the foliose/rig extract
" If be ..atri.d the ooanta,, if M
would do, be would tell Mr. Masan.
THAT .l.IW TYRANT, who attempted to
control puWio upi.son bj a.ttiog hold of
ever littlegoes, from that of visi m
Court Bailiff to s tort'a-keaper, diet he
would toe . bill Qeeod at Ottawa return-
ing to; the municipalities the power tak-
en away from than by the Limnos Act."
Whet du temperance Conservatives
think of that mere 1 After individuals
haus been wor)tiag bot years to promote
the Interest of the interest of tempor-
ises,
emperises, Bir Joim hes the impudence to
tell them that he will defeat all their
efforts and introdase a system which
county c ,uncils passed resolutions and
petieion.d to have abolished. And he
will An it d be gets the power. It re-
mains to be seen *bather the temper-
ance people of Ontario will sacrifice their
principles in preference to party alle-
giance. —(New Era.
NOW OB NEVER.
A were re Tisempa rl hese
At no time sine the institution u
sponaible Government in Canada b
the people of this Province been call
upon to decide at the polls .O mom
oua an issue as that with which they
now brought face to face. Questions
taxation, of the establishment of mo
polies, of the expenditure of the pu
fund., of Government incompete
and corruption—all these, grave and
portant as they are, sink into compa
tive insignificance beside the paramo
issue of self-preservation. This is
question above all others for the electo
,f Ontario to consider. There is
more question as to the ultimate int
tions of the present Government. Th
policy is at least clear and well den
For years Ontario has asked for
rights under the Boundary Award.
matter has been steadily and persiete
y pressed on the attention of Sir Jo
by Mr. Mowat's Government.
Dominion Ministry have shirked a
quibbled, delayed and evaded the is
Sir John has finally refused to ratify t
ward, incited Manitoba to steal 35,
square miles of our territory, and tri
to humbug the people of Ontario
uggesting another reference to the Pri
onncil, in order the* the Domini
might gain the advantage of delay a
eep on selling our lands and timber
he meantime. Finding himself co
elled at length to make a declarati
f his policy in the face of the pendi
lection, he throws off the mask-, an
is answer to the 'demands of Ontar
r her rights is—
"Net ono stick of timber, one acre
nd, one lump of lead, iron or gold."
This is final and conclusive. This
e Bleu ultimatum. Ontario is to
bleed of territory until she is reduced
half the size of Quebec, and her mag
ficent resources taken from her, be
use our prosperity excites the malig
nt envy of the French Bleu., and ou
nue} surpluses offer so striking a con
et to their empty treasury and heav
nation. Electors of Ontario ! Ther
only one possible means by whic
is act of &peiition can be prevented
the sun of June ilst rises on • To
story half of our territory is goo
re finally and beyond recall Th
d will be consummated neat session.
after regrets, no subsequent punish
tet of the perpetrators can undo it.
is in your power now to defeat it.
nista with you to decide whether the
fiber "f Ontario shall be returned to
wer or driven from the position he
abused. New or never is your op-
tunity. If you swerve and falter
w, if you allow other considerations togr
weigh this paramount duty—self pre -
ration --our Province will be dead -
n raze, prestige and influence to the
el of a fourth -ohne member of the
federation. The incomes of the
odes means the nits el Ontario ' Re -
/Cr John to power and of all the
iioent domain epos whit& our
re proepenty depends se largely You
mon.* nothing -no
RTA one stick of timber, one acre of
, one '•
lump of lead. iron, or gold '
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.eater home.IfeellespE supporting
Blake ms strike it minimise, but what
dues it think ut Sir Idea M. ddenald
offering to take Mr. Jails O'Dmioaoo
into his Cabinet and AIM the msse table
with him, .her ddseemelag his as s
Fenian 1 That memo's ue to be quite
se singular • as the ether.
Yet, so fur, the teas not observed
anything
ything miens in it.—[Teronte
Telegram.
A Tali as �.�e11fs.ss.
At Odessa D. W. Allison got off •
good thing in regard to Sr John's ap-
peal to the effectors of Lennox because
he was once a barefooted boy in Adol-
phuMown. He said he was aim once a
barefooted boy i. Adolpbu own, and it
this was any claim upon tfks ..crates of
the people his portion was far Mew,w
than Pkat of Sir John, for mama as Bir
John got his b00% on he wailed out of
the county end had never assisted in its
development, while be (Mr. 1) had re-
mained hen nearly the whsle et hie life
and had done ail in his pow to pre -
tante the social, religious and moral
welter* of hie follow citations. There
was great applause following this home
throat.
Whet Liberian Psees$es.
Then are msay things whish the Li
Mal patty will beable todo.
art promises to be faithful to ita histo
the world over, to have sympathy no
and in the future for every move mad
in the direetlou of human program.
ItpromIses, farther, to giv. to
country a policy which will afford j
the equal taxation, and at the same tim
lead to a rapid and wealthy developmen
of all the interests, especially the nanu
lecturing interests, of this country.
It promises te cull a halt in this sweep
Ing tide of public expenditure, wh'
threatens to engulf the country in finan
cial ruin.
It promises to adopt, as ;natter tter of
parliamentary policy, the asmpttoe
that the public debt is large enough, an
should not be permitted to exceed rear
onable limit..
It promises to pay due regard to pro
vineial-righta, and prevent the Fed
power trespassing on the rights of th
Provinces in this Dominion.
It propoees to adopt a land policy fo
his country with regard to the dispos
of that vast public domain in the No
West, which is to be the home of futu
millions—a policy conceived in the in
rests of the masses, in the interests e
he men who will till that soil, and not
n the interesta of the horde of specula-
rs who throng to that country and
esire to win millions out of the sweat
d toil o,f those who will be called upon
pay the vast profits they expect to
make from lands the settler will be com-
pelled to buy from them. The Reform
rty promises the country honest ad-
inistration.
It promisee en end to those contract
scandals, at the head of which stands
e Pacific Railway Syndicate bargain,
disgrace to this country, and not far
stant from which stands the Onder-
onk contract.
It promises to remedy these things,
d it promises to place the affairs of
is country in the hands of a leader
ho is temperate, honest and capable,
the highest personal character, recog-
sed as a prince among his fellow
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Nervous debility is a result of indi.-
cretion in the mode of living. Heed
nature's unerring laws and Burdock
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SOLD DZALL D
a� mum
A. VOOICr.Es _ & 00..
it/..a.
Is a compound
nd of the virtues el serer
lints, mandrake,
tick, and fro ,
wyellow
the iodide of potash
ail powerful bloeseasekermasaiLtitiodeolotel
ine*ad bitierreolning It fa
the purest, Palkaa, ale meet asctual
alterative available to the public. The
sciences of never prodsuced�a em y�so�iotentattoo
cure an imness reti fro
blood. Itt came t° impure and*11
scrofulous drimess, Erysipelas,
Rome or St. Anthem" Fire,
Pim-
ples and Fiesignib elms, Pustules,
Blotches, Data Meese, 'Potter,
Ruiners, Salt
RI worse Ulcers, Mores. Wawa-
Ilere.rli!
Disease, Nem Weaknesses .., and
Ilaritie., Jae A.SYcti.ne
of t LJver, Znincia-
tion, and Gener�al1;D ii7.
By its searching and cleansing quali-
ties it purges out the foul corrwpboes
which c ont•mlasee the blood and mum
derangement and decay. It stipulates
the vital functions, restores and pre-
serves health, and tntusee new lite and
throughout the whole system. No
sufferer from any dime..s of the blood
need
d-A fair despair will give give Area's
It L folly to experiment with the nu-
merous low-priced mixtures, witbout
medicinal virtues, °Careed as blood -pest,
Hers, while disease becomes more firmly
seated. Arate'S SARSAPARIr.L.A ie a 1:110(11 -
eine of such concentrated curative power,
that it is by far the beat, cheapest,
most relic le blood -purifiers known.
Physicians Physicians know its composition, and
prescribe it. It has been widely used for
forty unquali-
fied confidence of millions whore it
benefited. f
PREPARED BY DR. 1. C. AYER & CO., ,
Practical sad Aaalyttmt CbevLq,
Lowell, Mau.
SOLD ST ALL esao.urs xvxarw>R.a
Blood Bitters, the Great System Renov- ---- .
ator and Blood, Liver and Kidney regul-
ato
r and tonic. Sample bottles l0 cents
aaatrhed gram the Grave.
Mrs. Helen Phariz, No. 331 Dayton
st. Chicago, I11., is now in her sixty-
eighth year, and states that she has suf-
fered with Consumption for about ten
years, was treated by nine physicians,ll
of whom pronounoed her case hopless.
She had given up all hopes of ever recor-
ering. Seven bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovry fr Con.urpption completely
cured her. Doubting ones, please drop
her a postal and satisfy yourselves. Trial
bottles free at Rhynas's Drug Store.
Largesize$1.00r
Dropsy is essentially a watery condit-
ion of the Blood, dependant upon dis-
corded kidneys. Roanocx Runn Brr-
retu are strongly Diuretic, and conseq-
uently the beat known remedy, acting
as it dose upon the entire Secretory Sys-
tem. 2
sere• Give re
If you are suffering with Yew and de-
praves(' spirits, 10.. of appetite. gcnerU
debility, dunrdersd blood, week consti-
tution, h wlach., or any dissa.. of .
biImo nature, by all means procure a
bottle of Elsctrir Bitters. You will be
surprised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inapiiwd
with new life; strength activity will re-
turn; pain and mwry will ems., and
henceforth you will rejoioe in the p•raiee
of Electric Ritter'. grid at fifty cent. a
butt le, by Geo. Rhyne. [ i 1
on Lt. isng decayed
0 -
for iIJi
Teeth; but 'Tea smuts' prevent the
decay. makes thetas white, and make peo-
ple lovable h e..nt sample.
ARRIVALS.
CANN . L'
CORN BEEF,
LUNCH TONGUE,
ENGLISH BRA Wit
POTTED
TONGUE,
BEEF,
HAM
(' 11!CERN
FRE
SALMON AND LOUSIER.
A FINE ASSORTMPNT
ot-
Christie Browr & CO'E
BISCUITS ass
CA MICA.
TEAS,
$It0AR4 An
Pure pioes.
TRY THEM
Chas. A. Nairn.
BOOTS ANDS 0
At the'Nest Established Shoe Otero is Tow.,
In Endless Vari5iJ,
le stet tie taost 1uui4 cs. mud the meet.00s.esio bsger
MY SPRING STOCK
le now oomple.e, and I take pleasure in interning my customers that at no pre.
nous time have 1 had scab a
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have rained the Standard of Quality and Lowered tke Pries unti
it is a positive fact that no such value in foot weer can be got elsewhere.
CUSTOM WORK
of every grade still receives my prompt and oarefel •Mention, and will be made up
in the most approved styles by irseeless workmen, sad
of the very beat material obtainable.
Ladies and Misses Ws lloeJ plated Free orcharge,
At time of purchase if so desired.
Crabb's Block, Cur. East Street end the Square.
THE VARIETY STORE.
1 !eyeless received • been went of
W ♦ r L PAPi3R,
ORMIELN
WINDOW BLIND
PAPER, CAR-
PET FELT, DTC-, •••TG_
I kayo also os Med • large sleek of all kind. et
88AMALL TABZLB, CHARIOT HOit$)LRt
ZX WAGONS, sad CROQUZT IHLrrs.
AN kinds of rehab» dose t. Leaps, ttehs ani CIWrs,
reoan.d and perteretel mesas yet M C rpat .ad o5 ctotk Lid,
a. C o E . �
HARDWARE!
Go TO
�C/1'lEosA
'
'tit fug *6
ll
TO BUY YOUR --
Farmers' Hardware
YOCR
Builders' Hardware
YOUR
KNIVES, FORKS 4ND SPOONS,
In fact, everything you want in his line
HE 18 BOUND TO $ELL CgEgP
This Spring and Summer. See his FENCE WIRE, the beet yet.
R- '_ McZC.RNZSn -
REAT BARUAINS!
BOOTS AND SHOES!
GREAT CLEAJIING SeIE FOR 30 DAYs
AT CAMPBELL'S BOOTAND SHOE EMPORIUM
Partly wanting cheap gond. should call at once Raring recorr4 Prat clads war
1 au prepared! so seaorectore bearded'
Nothing but First Olase Material Used,
ANlo
-A. CI-ood. ='it C lar
WM CAMPBELL.
Cadmic!). Feby, &elk. INS
GET YOUR
JP' F IhT It' 1%1B
OF EVERY D 8CRiPT1O45,
Pesters, Circulars, Cards.
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