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THE HURON SIGNAL
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TEs RIAtuN hrreY. tlt)UTE 11('Ja N - THE ELECTIONS.
It awna etreage, after ell is said and flieereifiglignist r ot•to that Mr. Joan / .
tete tauten an, llell:<iilast, tie n..mta.ee for heath Hu- Tb• GONrfio $ wed by •
sass bie has hese .hscvo' tit a majority of Be4Ooed Mejority.
wow Mil A dirt. . ' effort was mode
ifs
; that
Demosthenes .f tide •awry; that
meeting haw throughout the Ridisyt
s000sdi•g to me Cuneenatiae tau.
seem $ to 1 or 3 to 1 is INLETS di
Pallor that )L. Cawsest, Cul.
aid Messrs. (farrow and Malilliata y
were as "iia Mist cymbals and sou ad►
tag braes" on the platform when competed
with Mr. Porter; that deeply .11 twee'
erre' .it fan Jwbps
tree wooled ewe
Mr. Porter. Th. mason is noir Is, to
seek. The solid common mem of the
peps 4 Wet Heroes remelted spied
the iniquitous Iegialatien 4 the Gegen.-
malt, and the vete east wee a osmium
epee thet aQtftisty of Piet Johne anodi.
date. A with tteilrt bas lb/lowed the
election. The bombast has been takes
twit 4 the wss.*diwa el the Tory parte,
sad- they have hero Plight that black-
gnseding their opponents bas rather:Os
Mauro; --Is' alienate the nr*eolehle
Rasa who formerly Leat to their aide.
It has been shown that British fair play
and jaatioe is admired by honest-aisd-
ed people* the easiest d as
s all nthd► brant/ et hemieen,-esti it
has bele tally deneasetrMoi that the
beet way be fie "Mee N meetings is not
to beet' a win -palling laird politicise to
ii" tortes► t p t>+r rat 'gFjwe i 1•P y'nt
se the elemitier,figellikie►.-n es that
fres speech be net talented. These are
seeful Ievauns, and if the political eon -
test in West Huron will teud to make
the . etatAu rno ,pod Ile d
"AAA: the mat-
te heart, and in future ieern that
is not •a eieesaat tot strength
Ma political campaign, the lose of West
Baron to the Terries will nut hare peev-
ed to be of great injury to them. One
this( is mettle By this time Mr Pur -
tat wird have thick • man nary be-
IIMe f t b pesesemed td deaf
know ledge" and greet ability, and yet If
he poems net the essential parts and
gentle.oenly eleatanor on • platform
which should diMtnguish him amongst
his fellows, though he spoke with the
eloquence of a Cicero, or declaimed with
the tones and grace of a Demosthenes,
hie utterances and assertions go fur small
worth with the imps bed, of the elector-'
pip. And this ill "woo for Mr. Por-
ter: That, as a lawyer in court can net
expect to win • case by abusing an op-
posing counsel, so a politician can net
hope to win an election by Wing dis-
eour sonaly, or perienally absinthe those
whom the fortunes of a political contest
tsu elLagainst him on the platform, in-
t putting in his time in explaining
his position to the slaters whom he ad-
dresses. Miring the contest Mr. Porter
endeavored to belittle and berate his op-
ponents; they, instead of retaliating, de-
voted their time to the great questions
under discuesion, and the result proves
that the unwise man was he who wasted
valuable time in personalities when
questions of great moinent should have
been argued out. When amandescends to
lying mud it shows he has no stones
to threw, and when a politician is forced
to adopt an abusive style it is clearly
proved that he considers his argument
of little avail
tai fa(
sTMalaw _
Peuall
•Ilk swaths:
e erl teneet es Aerservetse-Ilight era.
jail. t'Yls t w* he striaellae per ant«decant'• s thea T.Cit►r
epee
tie ;elm lie •lafdel'' cry' B'rac't Mr.
y Mt A entirely Iridal eteiet.
! It ie esio simblig hew Mews seam el the
Omemarvative part" bcoese 't election
land' erMh whet hely hones they
'hail the MOM nem skyward rad *weigh
e*iedler bells' saes. ataplp b'erat'e
1111191,419 MS tee 4 49 wwmiip at
. 111r McMillan h a
teen .1 probity and worth- -entirely free
fee taesLf est laeiob acs
tees buiee.sto ttbatt line at prier t►•t carnet
wlkrw.eaeelt ay that cannel be
FRIDAY, JUNE 13a, 1tRd!
Z plairitt ckinu nr mom.
M. C. Camerae has carried West Be-
res. True, the majority i. me • large
one, but es the Hoa. William Meadow
1°els re*auked osi a similar oaesmioa,
.6°4tilasiaiwstly isrga Le 4 P(.Mil1e1
purposes." It is strfimieatly /am
4u prefect m niaot the gerrymsnder-
.iwR act, so tar ea Huron is conoern-
A4i d is setfheiently have M defeat
Ohs attempt et a Waxes -bad euhii r,
6ses the electorate o. Berth Perth, to
,hist himself epee She people of west
Beres; its su4sisetly large - t. give
Clemaen the privilege, et.Utin *he
ifs his voioe sad osseidietg bis
splint any mal -administration un the
peetr of the Government ort Sir shit
Macdonald; it is sufficiently,
to Abdicate what the e1
Hiltz -4M tyytei1178111W
inti'.une/!'ratfee of `1411►n4hfbli
non-retili•ation of the boundary aced,
the gu nimental policy of the
Northwest, the disallowance of Pro-
vincial legisiatiou, and the unsuccessful
working of nes resiled Matins:.
Policy.
I. the fight dap Wed.' Huron --which
has been tone of the firmest ewer held in
this section --Mr. Cee eeee . friends have
had to fight " a sadist's btib." Lely
in the campaign the chief was stricken
with pars/yin of the throat brought oa
by eztrenm efforts while in a hoarse con-
dition, induced by exposure. The con-
- eti ettee was, the electors were, to a
r„peht,;•tenthdeprived of that allying
Qv*. which in years Pom by bed -lei
them on to victory. A great dal of the
" stumping" fell to the share of the
rank and file, and although step by step,
mod meeting after ween nig, the contest
waffesght and tnerltudfy wet; yet the
tuability of Mr. Cameron to carry on the
tight with his old-time vigor, militated
materially against a heavy maj4l .
West Heron had been carved to a Lary
majority of 117-wed•lftspeeley plant
and bard work, het. heir plead tte
Re-
form majority of 28.
Other things, too, besides the adverse
majority had to be overoeme, and
net the least cf these were the
slanders aid villificati, ni of the Tory
riding press, which in some instances
outricalled all previ, us blackguardism.
Characterless rcouuriiels applied the
slush -bucket in the most unscrupulous
runner, in the bop' that some of their
filthy concoctions weuld affect the candi-
dacy of the Reform candidate. Verily
they have their reward; fur Robert
Porter, for whom they threw dirt,'baa
been »legated to the classic precincts of
hie Bull's Ruu farm, to again crave pe-
cuniary moistest* at the hands of Mr.
Mowat's Government, which he reviler.
throughout the campaign, Ahile M. C.
Cameron, the candidate who wee to
have been injured by the dirt throwing,
holds to -day the high and honored posi-
tron of member for Welt Huron.
But there were other obstacles to
fight against. Cases have been discover-
ed where open bribery was the order of
the dry on the Conservative aide; dead,
naea's votes were pulled, absentees in
Manitoba and Dakota were personated
at the polls; boys and } oung men were
brought to the pr fling bo. t hs and swore
they we» duly yuahhed electors al-
though their sunias dial n+,t appear on
the voters' list, and the deputy return-
ing officer in at least one polling sub-
dleid n accepted their ballots sgaiast
Qinelleo; owners if property who had
bold out and lett the riding, and former
tenants who now r sided outside the
electoral division were f rought back to
West Huron to perjure themselves and
yote against the Reform candidate; an
esimemilated oath was presented in some
netances, with parenthetical clauses
omitted, in the hope et burkitrg Rehm
rotes. In one instance the di*rep•aey
in the oath -slip was pointed out to the
derty rstaaiag ()Beer, sail he at ones
1016 • eemeseadrie spirit of fairness
decided to adept the etatelary oath, but
is Nesse 114141 ire whit hare mune to
oar knowbtee the bogus oath did me -
tries agarol the Reformers.
From the abet N will he *eon that
Welk gad fhwwgh work was needed to
22Z:= •
22Z:=5 --good work sad
- however, sad
hely ire halm the pis.sere of knowing
tires Min i.esprOfts8104 y a roan
wise wilt'Bail side b sib with Hen
>Ytfsad lOahe - in edvosatie i the trot
isheell de of the Dominica of °Mode
fins, relipuue Jute
none thenene for t
4 ItzeitthIl urian in
or, it is true, but
MIS the Peup'lS
hat•
item swage _M.o-se •ei_res se fe,
tilleteireellettes M. as-lele INA
The fel%uwsag ;tares bare hens mom -
piled from the supers' es her sent in.
Fuller pssanelase abseil the N nesse will
he given in oar meat la get Rums
Furrow hes bean reit arm* but
(Wines -on ha* wrested the esrrymes
ed West from the sears g, and MsifiWa
has • majority of over GOD in the Sena
CAM=RON PORTER.
E. W a waliaoat 6e
W. 111'awauosb 37
Aehgeld 117
rivet • seems rube, Ari t i impious Colborne 28
wistolse wire scan* opt to that rel Clinton 38
vim ad 'tiesw*a 4 Gerd Woo its GmItn.°h Twu 1
liudentai
Towrhip
mini of ,pelitisal distention. _
eta. 1Purflat asp is as ase: foe sal- M*jrwity fee amara. sa
way, bet Cassese' is the man for west
thatitac s tunes t► OeimeeatirI; ot
levity d M 1a64evoi 1,
rand haat if th Mdse, mswt.!4axa-
peletl7 .idose to fralistst Mr,w
his own taws. The "p esoy4 petit -
sinus are badly trammed ie West Runs,
end the $ttiy esaadais *runt by Mme
et alts''ip.acalatm" Wotan, 1"r Putter
1mM tamed alt WOG.1
dams did envy fur (Lassie*. diad
the two rejected heater for the Lire al
'meditate been counted, it wooed have
gives him 32 This, autwitastan lag
JURRNSTON AND BLACKEBY.
The Tory meeting "n Monday even•
ing was a farce, pure and simple. Mr.
Porter being Lesions to speak on the
same platform with Hon. Edward
Blake, went to Dungannon, leaving the
*endued of the Goderich meeting to Mr.
F. W. Johnston. The latter, being •
little timid of holding up the Tory end
of the stick alone, secured the services
of Mr. " By -actual -count" Blackeby., of
Clinton, formerly of Galt. This young
man made a wonderful exhibition et
himself, and out local Conservatives
claim that the bringing of Blackeby to
Goderich wiped out the 40 of • majority
which they had calculated upon. When
he referred to the virtue of the factory
girls throughout the Dominion, end said
that he could "speak positively for the f♦
male employees of 400 factories, having
bad netm,oal experience,' the impudence
and cheek of the fellow was greeted
with mocking laughter and hisses by
the audience Mr. " By -actual -count"
Blackeby never was noted for truth -tell-
ing where he formerly lived, and his
speech id Monday last has fixed his
status so tar as Goderich is concerned.
He might mab• a fair to middling mad-
ame at • " nagger show," but his use-
fulness would end there. Mr. (ler
row's reply to Mr. Blackeby was one of
the best of the onntest, end exposed the
absurdities of the previous speaker in •
meat telling i>3•anet. The meeting s ti
closed by Mr F. W. Johnston in his
usual hifalutin ts•aner, bot as his
knowledge of palettes is known to be
Itanited, his remarks did not carry great
weight. His ak'i'n to flit Charles
Tupper as the " homers** member ter
New Brunets iek," raised dere,* e. laagi-
ter that shook the building i1 was re-
marked to es by a thweservativs that if
Messrs Johnatoa sad Blackeby hunt is
couples derma the eMeti.n fir the lag*
latent next year. Cal Roes' majority
will 'weed SOO
TOWN W MeaY1l e.
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18♦
1.
St lawrid's -IL A No- 1 .. • r
.4
a -
at Parrish e - " 3 -31
St. Usegw'e - . • 8....31
NTS A.atrew''-- i....81
t
Sr
36
3.
4t!
44
7 .. !e 31
ISO 1R
It is •..w wsdmtaei that the sea
bridge will be open dew bis ea the let
of Joy. Os that day it will he 'an'd y
upsaei by the Osumi" Uesesoil .f Heron
be•bdy.
Mr. Berke* promise to row, re to that sn tteesw.
town sad aid is ins is splendid '-
P^'grossn
work. but it may have hew slat the
pr.aped of having the matt tides Cre-
tan ttoatiaselly in their uncles aerie
the .8ast♦d Cliab,oi.aa vote r heavily
Wins* hues!
A racuua=rrr of the resent *Mattes
has beim that m moat d the gerry-
mandered cn.atitiaenct.s where atteape
wee mads to legislate prominent Refers
ere oat ef political etataaee, the attempt
has peeved a failure. Panama, who
was handicapped in South Brant, Mains
his constituency, and so it is with G. W.
Rom in West Middlesex, with Mackea-
ale in East luck, with Mills in Both-
well, with Trow in South Perth, and
many ethers. Tb. result shows that
Ontario does not sympathies with "cut-
throat" legislation.
w
Tea per.onatioa ut voters, living end
and dead, was one of the modes adapted
by the Tories in West Huron to win the
election. Howeier, although the vote!
were counted, the "graveyard" andid-
ate was defeated. It was not sufficient
to "resurrect" Mr. Porter from the pol-
itical grave of South Huron, but voters
who died last winter were also raised to
vote for him. We hope that such an
example will be made of the fellows who
personate absent and deed voters as
will prevent such dastardly doings on the
part of the Tories in the future.
Now THAT the battle at the polls has
been fought, and won and lost, businet■
will begin to assume its wonted shape.
It has frequently been observed that an
election is almost as bad a thing for the
country as a shortness, in the crop.
Whether this be so or not, there is no
disguising the fact that great derange-
ment is canoed in business carol's by an
election, and that even the most ardent
politician experiences relief when the
"hat and burden bf the day' is over.
Newspaper men are no exception to the
general public in this respect, and bad
with joy the ceasation of campaign
work.
Ma. Roam Poaritx woe elected for
a couple of hours on Tuesday evening at
the Conservative room. Bosse of the
impulsive computers of retorts* in thei r
hurry to secure his election forgot to
"dot and carry one,", wbea adding kip
one of the columns for Cameron; hence,
Mr. Porter's election in the minds of his
enthusiastic friends. It it likely to be
the nearest to Parliament the Unborn'
orator, .tetesntan and philosopher will
ever get, and naturally enough he made
the moat of his opportunity and "en -
Wised." The only drawback to the
little faros is that Mr. Porter will
not tie able to claim his indemnity of
$1,000 • year and mileage. He will will
have to leo on taking the ineapacity a6 -
davit yearly, to enablehim to pocket the
$173 per annum from the Teachers' 8e-
pernontativa Rand of the Province of
Ontario,.
The no.urnMieue in Mssiteba take
platers Tuesday, Jet 117, and the pal
Beg os July 4. in Algoma the nomin-
ations tusk place on June 16, tad the
election will t•he place on July 6th.
A young ease named Thti.i. Hnwmfl.
who wee espbyed et Rsthbes's wins
in Aassliasburg, was drowned Satsrdq
•herrn os..
His body was freed in sbsu$
five feet of water. How the socident
occurred s nut kn 'wn
Jame. 8 iean. a cutter in a King
street Toronto clothing store, was ar-
tested Monday for robbing hie employer.
When his toren at the heal was mirth- Qwsk *bit
ad, nearly a curt bad of roods were Se Jahn, city and i baste Borpa
found onewity, j weklon.
Pees tare new a
During the day, haw little interest was
mesa a anything beside the election.
lista pestles wished with • will, each
meamipatsg • ntrjerily her their candi-
es* The waher eaented oa by the
Reformers of teen for Mr. Cameos was
10, sad the remelt shows that tar/ were
art eversaymie.. The modidoety of
i peas hies weedd have hies veered
by .mesa woes had nota few ballots,
smirked her Cameron, bass sotsied as
spell , end the Reformats of tows hare
every reason to feel well plumed with
the resale, es for as this place sesteero-
ed. The le4.wsg was time mete for the
diti,Pst weeds -
t. awoasw'a.
Porter 42
10
az Jae*
Camerae 66
Porter.. 46
hitch , C. Be t.
Turk, Pickard.ps..
Ou.N SICKVATIVF.
otwrAaru
Addr.gt. M, Mod, 310
Itt.,ch v dee, 1t'.., t . &
Brute, N, McNeiik
Omrt.to•, Nraiwld, d0(A
Cornwall mad 8tursnoot, Bergin, 600.
Douglas. H iokey
Deeiets, B, tl1'illisam, SOL
Ifasst, N. Pamela's, 74et
Asoma 8, Wiatle, 1410.
hurt.•'', Kiripatriob, aol.
Glengarry, Ifactismer, 1Wt.
Orem rill., Duss,w, 116,
Hamikwe,
Rd vest, 26A
11 Roberts's, 313.
Hsatisyps, 1., White! 57.
H•atinea, N, ls,.w.11, 339.
Hastings. W ltvllyrtr u, 247.
Herta, Z, banes.
Keen, Sm. 11112.
Lark , N, la/Rimer, 53.
I,assrehs, k 1l.gg.rt,
we/.
,Leeds, 8, Taylor, 276.
Maodwta4, Y19.
Liwadu, Rykest, 100.
L ads's, Cierra`. Sid.
M•dalesea„E, ff1tclMilhu,
ICaWirea, N, Coughlin.
Mooch, MtC.Aurn, 33.
Nurthumbegia d, E, Cochrane.
Nueelmeehnikeed, W, Oeittl.I, it
Ottawa any, fronse, wit
ilebstosh.4?!
9
WT. JON*'I
Cameron 42
Porter 28
14
KT. as0Eoa',t
Cameron 32
Porter ... 37
This gives Mr. Cameron 28 of a
majority, and two spoiled ballots, really
marked for him, were thrown cut
The total vote polled in this town was
334, which is very near the full avail-
able vete.
REFORM.
ONTLxio.
Bothwell, Mills, 14.
Brant, N, Somerville. 851.
Brant, 8, Patterson, 181.
Bruce, Z, Wells, 100.
Brim, W, Somerville, 806.
Durham, W, Blake, 119.
Elgin, E, Wilson, 139.
Elgin, W, Caney, 300.
Grey, N. Allan, 49.
Grey, 8, Lnderkin.
Haidimand, Thompson, 150.
Halton, McCraney.
Huron, W, Cameron, 30.
Huron, 8, McMillan, 650.
Kingston, Gunn, 92.
Lembton, E, Fairbanks, 163.
Lambton, W, Lister, 350. ,
Middlesex, 8, Armstrong.
Muskoka, Miller.
Middlesex, W, Rom
Norfolk, N, Charlton, 200.
Norfolk, S, Jackson. 50.
Ontario, 8, Oleo, 66.
Ontario, N, Onckburn.
Ontario, W, Whaler, 802.
Oxford, N, Sutherland.
Oxford, 8, Harley.
Pal, Fleming, 36
Perth, 8, Trow, 150.
Prescott, Lubroese.
Prince Edward, Platt, 30.
Renfrew 8, Campbell.
()imam, X, Cook.
Waterloo, 8, Livingston, 908.
Welhngtos, N, McMfellen, 36.
Wellington, 8, Innes, 118.
Wentworth, 8 Bpnnger
Wentworth, 74, Bain.
ori, E, Mackenzie, 200.
York, N, Mulook.
pato•-.
Browse, Fishes.
Olisteaeguay, Holton,
Hststingdost, Beriver.
IberviiBeo
Nbard, act.
Lthin09.
Lottsinwee,
Monttmorsnciz Laugher.
t
Perttees 8tGtawse>tYr .
Qaebee E., Wrier 400.
St
HytsAe, "ruder, Ile.
St.
cies. Ilessams, 101
fix Lop.
w
,deed 1,1.4.
Antigesieh, Moines.
&i rye iia
'5, r Koehn
13iste,
RueeMtss
tarueneth, Kenner
stew eatnwwrra.
AjEater
CAbfdl/s
Perth. N, Hama -
Pomo -bore', ore', W Hifiard, 167
Reetrew, N, White, leo.
Sims" N, McCarthy, 100.
Ilitssos, a, ih
Toronto, »ti 8.•11, Ma
Ttnwate, W, laotty, ltd
Vidors, N, Om.eea
'rider* 8, Demise, It
Waterloo, If, Kraus, glia
Welland. Pergneon,440.
Relliagben. C, Ori 1St
York W, alhoam, !Oda
aces:
Argenteuil, !Mutt, ail
Beget, Museseau, acl
eemo., Bolduc.
BR asisrwei, Bergeron, sal
BetLciam's Alums, 100
Borthier, Cuthbert, 31
Boaaveotere, Riopci, &d
(ha.bly. Ramon.
n.
c ---p'--. Meetpkturr
Charlevoix, Cumin, ion
=, Ih Lwee, acl
Drnmmo•d and Artiiabeaka, B.erbeaa.
Delb tta, ad
_Desissican eel
21=,
q i, (whisk. alit 980.
Isamueaak., Blondean, 17
A Psr,uneaalt
L'areipboa, ffutteau, 257.
Onimet, ad.
Levu, Dr Blsochet.
350.
1 Freshetea
Mimisquoi, Baker.
Montaal>rt, Dttgaa, 90.
Mootmappy, Landry, 100.
Montreal, C., Curran, 1274.
Montreal, K , Cvursol, acl.
Montreal W., Gault, 736.
Nioobt, Methot, act
Ottawa Co.. Wright, scl.
Pootiac, Bryson.
Quebec, C., Boise, 100.
Quebec, W., /fcOreevy, 168.
Quebec county, Caron, 667.
Richelieu, Mamie.
Richmond and Wolfe, Ives, acl.
Rimouski, Billy, 106.
Rourille, Gigault.
St. Maurice, Desaulnitrs.
Shefford, Artier.
Sherbrooke. Hall, a„1
8oulanges, Lanthier.
Stanstead, Colby.
Tecuircouata, Grandb oia acL
Terre onne, Nantele.
Three Riven, Langevin, ace.
Two Mountain, Dwust, acl.
Vaudreuil, McMillan.
Yemeni* Vanesse
NOvA serene.
Colchester, Moisten.
Cape Breton, McDonald, Murray
Cumberland, Tupper.
Halifax, Richey, Daly.
Rants, Allison.
Inverness, Dr Cameron.
King's, Woodworth.
Lunenburg, )(tailback
Pictou, Tripper, Jr., Mclkiug•ld.
Richmond, Point.
Victoria, Campbell.
Naw Bat'NRWIII.
Gloucester, Burns.
King's, Fo Iter.
Kent, Girouard.
Northumberland, Mitchell.
Restigouche, Moffatt.
St. John, (city) Tilley.
Westmoreland, Wood.
Victoria, Costigan.
PAIN(`x ZDWaa,D ISLAND.
Liberals elected ...4
Conservative. .2
Dodd.
THa GAINS AND LOSSES.
ralr
OW.
Inverness Assspolis x•
Bislrw►ad (th,ea8.- 4o °ramik
fel) Ismenbarg
ewer alemeresera.
Olosaeste r
Northumberland
Rest *islets
Westos•,relaa l
A LIST D L UILB$Rif3
The Int below Ores she cases ti
incaution of the late Hour who heve
heist defeated in the peewit contest
et•sastw
OONSERV ATIVE
nay
Plumb
B.x
Arbell
Bi,ukt,re
Walhee,S.wth Nor-
folk
Root bier, Present
■eOusig. Prince
:tweed
lilanaeete•a, Suomi'
R.ofrow
lforner,S.wrth Rat-
her
Tether
Tania
Vette
Mead.
Zie heseh
LIHERAL
Carte right
13rwwn, W
Orentew
Fleet
Mahouts
now aroma
Mamdoaril
heed's
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At fLassess, um lima area Pew ..emterrnedissthe .>rk
sed two of than were dewiest, the vic-
tims bases helm Gemphi 1 and Jamas
Me[tawry. heti aimently frons Belfast.
AeMtea her ELM hes been rseeiv d
itigesamtissi
lyingWsoes4 K eo8.eted in that
OF by Mee Retest '•-salons 1st sulk
wee by the Qearee flee is Jame last.
GERMAN INVIGORATOR,
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antrased
sem mayb w dlook. abasias d vmsga. re -
ale .td see, sad sassy ether dYsse. that
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es
card iw etreal•r. with tsatls_a
i•le Wee Dr
tri The IIee b 1 ,L a i per
hest, sr lax lime for b e er
will be eat tree my esearely on
receipt of price. br add
L'A11 iYY
r. J.
1111 ..h Oho.
limo. rtrrrrr.s.
Bole Aerst for Goderlck.
Real Estate.
HOvelt, AND LOTS FOB. 33 AND
W. °seam et Victoria are moot the tom «0eiseioh, tern sobs temp. or will be
les esebbi
Zit.or J. (. (OanIa. =hanged tar bre raliteeRet. .
sesame
FOR SALE
THE SUBSCRIBER, FINDING
That his .flee. attention will be required
tub stem nor is the nanagemsnt et the BIG
House. will dispose otthat property known
a. t
"LWINTRR BRZNOH,"
situated on the Main -Gravel Road, ooae ing
of • capital house of ten rooms, with reran
deb a two rodes, laep def Mess teat.
V hlhinbr tea hareem, weed .se.,
er wlr as and a Wt aces
well tomcod. The premiss are •1 mw sad in
flret-chcs order. lb • good use no repot
able other will be reuse' Amply is
J. J. WRIGHT,
owed irb `i'. 0.
Lal
April 21st lmr.
Shorthorn.
1 will sell et reasonable prices • number of
choice young 'bare' bids mod heifers.
The eplewdld yeses ball 'Hemos•iisld Ii"
anurse ll aerie t owe. arse foe service, grades
R. HAWLKY,
per Om. B. Gorham.
Lot 7, ltaltlaad con. Norm Road.
1M4at
1.66
6s week to Ivor own town. Terme and
PerMt eie
est > e Address H. RAMArr lk
Iieppard'$
t Store
Below ngiven a lid of the seats in
which the Ittiniatanaliste and Opposition
have trade gains and leered : B OF
..•arra.
CON. GAJN8. REFORM GAINS.
reset South (new Bruce Fast
Brum West new
seat).
Grenville South seat
)
Harting. West Elgin Kart
Lanark North Grey North
Northumberland le (hey death
Halton
leunbton East (New
seat)
Mtddlean $-oath
(new seat)
Norfolk Beeth
Ontario West ,new
cert
Pe'ac'h
Prince Edward
Feel
Renfrew Sleuth
East sew
Well
it South Northis
R
Test Mot
gneiss.
Menbaorera
Pertneut
Pt Plymouth*
r
Q=amenwaba
Q!m1N_tn
BTRT.T'N
WOOLS!
1 hare • large and
oll A&oned &oct
W«,la, the wheee d which I proPo"
to sell elf at Can, In e y gaaatity.
G. Sllfi??AIIll
1* V SOrts
iohool aeot Dpot
nommen
Pareels snit by espre es or asst►.