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rVH L' (.'.1'. R. (' R A B. ' lb o (..,t eruuwnt is being lea, int..trap,
which *ill meddle Ilio c..uou y .11 ('
It overt tact h.0 and taunngt ul.a•u.rs
1. 1 ,„:a•I.e. alIt.., . 1.1 wiser.
An Independent View a the
Question.
Tremolo, she ieveeeaaere a life .ad
MA Talus few She yteaggle -,tale
Osamerl ralm MS s ''slew -a duple
rise, of Jes.'rr,.
'tomato \ews.II.drpoabatk
(!it kuiv, of the (Inman.. Howie of
C..utnu,tts open your alma. n..a, take a
blue pencil and uurk a few dates which
appear in Kar John A. )I'.duuald's re-
solutions re,(arding the C. 1'. 1t_ syn-
dicate and the prep.•aed "luau" of 129,-
500,000.
Thi. "Joao ' is to be repaid un or be-
fore May 1st, 18111.
The /7,380,912 tobs'dopesited by the
eyed:cats ss part of the security oa
which the (toter -,,t based iiauaran-
tee of 3 per oent. un $65000,000 C. P.
R stuck, falls duo November 7th, 1888,
*1,853,912 of this sum Is due to -div,
but the government prepares to extend
the time w Noyem `ler, 1888.
Sir
John asks thew ounoess. ns, ac-
cording to his resolutions, so that "the
L.,,,,;^any be enabled to opse the tris
!tom so to 61a by the opting uI 1836."
Now let w look haw the llovernment's
accounts, pet agreement with the syndi-
tate, will stand "in the spring of 1886"
if the road be opened frown "sea to sea,"
as isea
promd the "loan" be granted.
1. Tbe original cash subsidy of $76,-
()00,000 will have bio paid to the syn-
dicate.
2. The "loan" . $32,500,000 will
have been paid to the syndicate, and it
will be siva years before it is due.
3. The 25,000,000 acres of land will
have been handed over to the syndicate
subject to clause 5.
4. The $30,000,000 worth of read
built hy the Government will have been
hended over to the syndicate.
6, The 117 ,380,912 due the Govern-
ment for guaranteeing the 3 per sent.
will stall be in the hands of she .vndi- i
rate, r 7th two yeah to run.
Thi. o.akos a total ..f $84,880,912 of
cash subs -des and leans (the unpaid :mar -
miter rrcurity cite be cousidertd in viol
other Watt except that of a loan,.
Besides the above advances iu cash,
clause 5 of the resolution leaves us in
doubt whether the Government will re-
tain the lands granted the syndicate or
the proceeds of, their ale. it is left op-
tional with the Government, and so far
nothing the Ministry dare rive, or coca
'rive, the syndicate has been withheld.
This leaves the possibility of $50,000,-
1100 over and above the land grant bonds
being realised to the syndioate if their
land is worth $3 per acre, and the Gov-
ernment tees fit t-. permit of their dis-
posal. i ., tt 'G7t7
For the asrancea, am..unting to $30,-
000,000, the Government holds as se-
4unty a it...rttrar, "en the entire proper-
ty .-f the company. real and personal.'
1The syo-licate is miter u.terest on
this .t the rate of nearly a million and
a hall dollars per annum.
The r..ad satin .t he worked ata profit.
The Got eminent recognised this when
thea 'made -&he syndicate dented $,,000,-
000 am security that the line would be
operated for teu year'.
Remember it i. 1881:. The rad is
finished. The syndicate is deciding
whether they will work the road or throw
up the contract. The arguments pre
and eon are as follows :
When we Ker the $90.000,000 debt
paid in 1891 we will have what lands re.
main unsold free from Government
charge', end we will own the road.
If we complete the contract at the
ellnlratirm of ten yearn we will get ung
$5.000,000 worth of land grant hunds re-
leased.
On the other hand, if we throw up the
whole thing we will not have to pay the
Government the $30,000,000 we ow.
them.
4, We will not have to pa nearly 11,-
500,000 annual interest on this debt.
We will not have to work a line which
will lose millions of dollars a year for
years to comae
We can pocket what margin there is
left us from the sale of capital stock and
Government advauess, and say we can t
operate the line.
We can show the Government that we
will be ahead 130,000,000 cash, together
with the annual loss of operating the
road, and nearly $1,5110,000 interest for
two years, and $1,146,000 for thaw
years louver, if we throw up the sponge.
'then the Government will have to
give us a further advance or they will
get the whole thing thrown upon their
hands.
Thie would he adissetrooa mesa for the
4inverntse.l: for it is (ise spring r►( INC
and a general election is coming on.
There is not the slightest doubt het
that in the rejoicings over the °Ample-
titm of the mad Parliament, the sates
Mirvile Parliament that is now in sewinn
at t ottani', will either grant further con-
cession. and a great campaign fund he
provided to boom the Tories into a re-
newed 1e.a.e of power, or else the syndi-
cate will be premised an entire gift of
the wh...e loan if the (lnvernment is sus-
tained.
Before granting the "leen" to the
ayndieate, lee these facts be impressed on
the minds of the members of the House
'•f Commons:
Every dollar of a bun granted to the
1' P. R. payable after 1886, when the
read is to he eomple ed, is a bonoti t., the
syndicate not to operate the natl.
The proposed loan and e:tensirte as
the time Hf paying rhe deposit ea the
t 1i.rante.e is an inducement to the natant
of $35,000,000 (loans and interest) for
the rowans to ynit workine the roach
rafnre the 7th .4 Nnremher. 1►N8- -the
time when 112,863,912 .f the dole 84-
r..rn.s dna.
The leans and interest. not indenting
.•tneet.icl loss in nr,ernting. ...Hunt to
X17,500.000 before 18111, and thee the
inducement to quit operating the rad is
irothat .mr.,,.t, for the 81.00O.noo er he
Rained by working the road for ten
veer. will n..t rev the hem of the midi -
tonna! fotir years .4 operation,.nd Ihearth
fore creed not be een.idors.s
This, n1 tws.yio, i. Sol an elk, native
review of the satiation in 1Afltl. in the
*rent of the completing of the rand. Ant
ft is as lain •t be eidIuI nay M wigs.'
A joyous partsof young hearts from
Benailler, Dunlop, toolunt slut our
own burg made the rafter nue with
merry laughter au the h.spitable house ..f
Mr. Joseph Moray, en FnJay eco
Singing, duiciu2 end other amusements
were iudul,ted to, end all present rotted
OW host and hinter among the boot .4
eetertawera A game of J •a he
'wren 1).0 l..``, soul l;.rbraid was lruuly
eo»t..I,,d. Dunlop esu reprvwute.l by
Joe Mt, weed, anti the host championed
Gerbraul. Each wet eii .parted by per-
inea, tlarbrunl w. a two out of three
games, and was awarded the palm
I..deMets Merle ere.
Dominica. Yob 7, 1111.
Wlesat, �t Pattp�i H�, busk........... •.. N • $i i•
htrttsat. tier l t► htsh.z�.,.., 1 IS • 1 11
!lour. •Darrel. M
too . kwe►... 1i
Pas. buk .................. 9 � M : M
Ts
Barley. • hash s e e s 1 M ••
Potatoes • bar'! saw .. .. • N • e at
Hay, i ss.... 7 N • 0 0
Better• • 1....
MILD.dos. Iti�iiiLiil : :: s If w 0 0
�fi p� ....u. 1 11 to 11
fief` ,'•u .; t torn e es or i
•70 ete
w o feel .... ........... 0 -' 170
)se tM
Ides s.. s so " 0 00
oto Ifs
600 610
It
AT THE
CASH STOKE
THERE IS CHEAP
Crockery &
Glassware, ii 00 a S.
Lamps, 8tc. WARRANTED.
The Canadian Paoific Co. $ C O L
BORNE
LAND REC3ZTL♦ TIOlsT8
The t o -at pe slur taaAs from the tt.u.y 8aM ►lawtt She M1. tins► and is tiwtiero BROTH E R S
5..41.., at peke* rtteginS arca
$2.50 PRA ACRE
upwards, will. . , ,.titles,.rowstring cuitt.atr,.a
A rebate for .alit. e.nse .1 from 111.0 M thILS0 p. ' , rel a wnl..4; W I.ri .arid fur the
land. &lowed on renal.oiaditlJae The cuckoo", a: . ...i I,.:'.. ..hoer .,....lntunaof
settievrnt or cultivation.
THE RESERVED S/Y'T (t) S
along the Yate Line, i. r., the us d numbered lteet•one within tree a.k•'.1 Ike Italia a), our now
*Serial for sale on a4 eul.,euus trans, to parties prrMr'd to u:4vrtakr t!,r.r lammed'
ale rultr..tlon.
TERMS OF PAYMENT :
I'uroba.en ala pay one-sixth to rash, sad the Meaner he ere .tm,u.,1 ins a'u:ents, with
imitates' at 81X PER t'11011T, per annua. sayable asmivarc
Portia pure6n.iur wltkeut twndhiuos or 4.alt.rseiin, will receive a bier:.. C'unvvf
&nee at tine of purchase. It pyse.t is made la NIL
Payments may be nab la LAND tatANT HO) Ln4. whrh will. ei•repiert at 1.-n err
trwe. pronouns on their par value and accrued interest. nen, /hulas. u b,- obta:..,t: t,o sp.
pUeatloo .t the Bask to Montreal. Mtrartml - w at au or its ag.acies.
run PRICES sad c'Ul,DITIIONIi Olt SALKt and atl laturtuadoo with respect w 51., 4.11f -
dime of Land*, apply to JOHN M. Mcai.d
TATIeit. Laud l' nruwer, %ru ntipst. lty eider
Huard.efthe uard. l'HARLE1!MIN b: ATiat, �..i .u•.
1.127-3.n
- _ OLERING SALE
Stoves,
1 �.i. W GYi .�.►7
151a.tedi. �TtiTa�l.re,
ria.xiCST GOC arz,
Wall Paper,
Teweller-sr..
(Close Cuts fbr Cash Pri 3es. - -.
SA U J DE:E 0 T
%Vest Street, next thaw to the I'•• -•Ga
r '
T
Canned
A FULL LINE OF
GROCERIES
AND
CAN NED,GOO DS.
Cheap and Good.
Give Him a Call!
H. OLD
THE (IRO('E•:li,
The Square,
Jan. 3. lest.
t.ioderich.
924
PROF. I. J. DEOALLE8,
Who .i now Teigl ill-„ be MI tie Towns la 0a
leets. wt gen as AI: ADRMY at
VICTORIA HALL, GODEAICH,
'Monday, Jan. 14, 1884
rem
DANCING, SWEEDISH MOVEMENTS,
PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT,
ENTERING AIiD LEAVING A Room,
SITTING STANDING, WALKING,
BOWING, PRESE' T i N' . ET• '.
Every Monday, 4 & 7:30 p.m,
Tamil -SLIPS f.r a raakt.nente lD masa
and 1 Sww.l mettle.. Iadleq 03.0,
All parti. ,ilar« o: tali .c.l rat tl r .A 'bion Ilulel
l:odrrirh. Jan. Ii.$L. ire IfIre
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral.
17o other ecmplwsta are to iseidloes In their eh
leek as tkoes stieetly IM throat and Image : sow
so trilled with by the majority of enterer. TM
ordinary sough or sold, resulting perhaps from a
trifling or saegwdose esp0ure, is sites but the
beginning of a fatal sickness. ATM's (:scut
P&rtt111.AL hen wenn proven its eSwry lea tarty
years• light wit8 throat and lung diseases, sad
should be takes Is all eases without delay.
A ?m001. Ocwan Coved.
" Is 1551 i took p tsverebad terriblen�esoMd,',bleb¢*flleeeeted nay
� rigid wlthost sleep. 0. 40eoors pea ase
up. 1 tried A!u'S Cwssiv PeirTo.AL. which
relieved my lungs, holeeed sleep, and afforded ass
Me rest .tssmry for therm -every of m7 et
by the continued me M the Pict -TORS Laps .
meet cure wee .ffeeemd. I amt sow 0 years W4,
tta.4 hearty, sed am satisfied your ('nate
rrl.Atave4 me. no. Ars rataaaoT.ss."
aee►lyaass, Vt.. July too, lass.
Creep. - ♦ ittetheee TrtNes.
"While la the mentry mat
y
ntoor
little
boy,, three Teat* old, was tares � � m 1*tics.
seemed w tit he meld die from ,trsw�.
u
Om of the family w•gemed the w of AT's
Camay P.rro.Ah a bottle of whets was al-
ways kept Is taw hews. This was tried is sewn
and fregsewt Ansa, sod to oar delight to Mathes
batt an boar abs little patient was breathing ad.
117 The An.u,r sad that the Cpl sane ParToa3l.
had ....,I sty dada re life. Caa yoe wosOur rat
ear gratitude? floiserwl yaws.
O.tiwRT.'
110 Woo I1elk il. •w Tewb, May tt, Mie.
" I Ie.. mad Armee Casa*T Pi(TO.A L is aq
fondly for 'Orfila years, sad es acs hesi,t�a,t.e. roughs
perosou ee ns P w rem
ab1.ffeetaedy for Boughs
anNagswithers. over tried. A..5. CSAss.
lake Vrystal, Mie., Nardi 13. 1101.
.,1 wffered toe eight yen from RrenrNtb sad
site. t.erjleg many.sdlie wnF no 1' wail
.rued By tie mesad aura's Cerise cion a
.10601P11L.10601P11•leer.."
0y1000, Aprt15. u«e.
„ 1 esensA rilneee he puha of Area's
Casae PacereksL. M1Mvlwg se 1 the Dist but
IM its ..gy�mm 1 samasd ley d -.e. b.,. Algid tram
Imp lrt..Msa E. 0Lonos."
I'almlbee, Tessa. April 0, IOC.
N. else• etas .ffastioe of the threat or nap
swift, wW 1 manna be pw*t1y re1N►•d by the Me
et ATI.'► Casae receosAL, mad It Mil Maw
sem Asa the Amen r silt a0rsdf beye.fl the
.1.0et of weeNdaa.
►.!19.1.0 .y
Or. J. C. Ayer 1 Co., Lowell, Meme
•cl: by all DrtagMr.
Chicken 2 tb Tins,
Pigs Feet "
(corn Beef " '
Tongrue. " "
Mackerel (in Tolnatoe sauce.)
Salmon (extra quality,)
Lobster,
Mackerel,
Sarilines (French),
Peaches (American),
Blueberries,
4, Tomatoes, 3 Its* tins,
-.Green Peas (French',
Green Beans, '•
Green Corn (American),
French Mushroom,
Potted Chichen, Ham k Tongue.
�luwtard and Ginger is 1 lb }argil,
CHAS A. NAIRN.
S ivare, God inch. •Ian. 23. 1814.
1
a
uo TO
1(;HT-'s
FOR A
SHAVE,
HAIR(ITT,
SHAMPOO,
OR 1)YE.
TWODOORS MAST or P.0
13111:y
XMAS GOOD$ --XMA .S GOODS
AT THE MEDIC .L H13 11.1.,_
J oven. n Ores., consu-to• .. i -- I .. . .Li I'I -, .
ARE:
GIVING CREAT BARGAINS
- IN
Ladies Jackets, J ;
Jacket Cloths,
Ulster Cloths,
Overcoatings,
And Tweeds.
Colborne Brothers.
New MantIiJIoths
A CFresi,t 'Bargain at
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
Colored Velveteens
IN BROWN. 1;L!"E SLATE AND STRAW'bERR%',--
aT _
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
Wanted to be Known I E. OFFER THE FoLLOWIPO
DEOJDED BARGAINS
THAT Ynl' CAN GET
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY,
CANNED FRUITS AND FISH,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, 4c
Demean, and Foreign emits.
Oysters of t he Best Brands.
Fresh and "limbed Salt Water Fish in season,
A full assortment of W kinds of Nuts.
esseen nerved 1. [very Style Ree.lrsd.
I('E ('RRL.4M?4 fN-Yee.n►A-.
Floral Desisns. Wreaths. (tremae., Bouquets.
rte., made to order.
Pl.werlse Mums 4.r.tlettahles 1. wow..
-AT-
�. BINGHAM'S
RIE9Tal.1:71721iNT,
Cent House Square, l.oderith, net
Bre. 11. 1.83. Mash
IN THE TOWN OP OOI►F.ItlrH.
I. A Corner Lim INo. la on N-cet street,
clog• in the square, r,7aa•M.
2. Lot 10, ear the Park, t ery pleasant sit-
u*tion. with view of lake. eoneprising suh-
atantially built 1 story brick house. with
stable. fruit trees. S.•.. thS.eer.M.
3. Three
Fast street. with half
n aced. on
beanow "leder
rent at 4100.00 a t ear, Se.0M.M.
1. Lot on tank of River. near the station.
i *70.M.
The.. properties era•
1I really wont. aii,tnboutyveeeb
1m:otah•mosd are„ttbmruftnrbrsodn10•lt.w
priers.
.Apply to
SEAGEIt
Barri acre. t;oderich.
1 Ooderich, wept. tab. Ifl1s. IetLtr
Now is the time to Subscribe for
Dried Grasses and Evcx ' stir f- Fillowarerz The Signal ---Only $1.50 a year.
In Boquets and Hang::ig
A Choice Lot of Hyaeint}, anti other Flower TWA*. t •• hen.
in bud in Hyacinth (ilasev), very ental;. Star S�_;u� �': •ri1{tl
Alae s fupline of-rar•.y.at.; a..4
TOILET ARTICLES AND ;IEQUISIT-c.
Choice Perfumery of all kinds, E3ottled ..r in hulk. F./at"emit
Bottles. etc.. etc.
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Dry. gist.
MEDICAL HALL, t3'.)L J✓RICf3_
FRENCH AND AMERICAN STYLES
MIS S CERA 3
MILLINER, C+OD:a RICH.
MY FAiL AND WINTER STOCK IS FULLY ASSORTED.
and all the Leading Styles are ('an•fnlly Stmlie•,I.
An Inspection is Respectfully Invited -
JOHN A. NAFTEL,
Cheap Hardware Emporium.
=02.1.06.G.'37 Ci -00(5.0-
e Chicago House,
0-0E'ER.ICH.
The Le. ding Millinery Establishment of the County,
PLUSH
itlltl►;.
VELVET`, i PLUMES,
KIBB1►N8, i LACES
Tile Ingest anal Item Assorted stock in the County to Meese P .oft, a$
Miss 'W" 's, Chicago wase.
l:ttern•-h. Nov. Wb.INtl. 1A11 -
M
1
11 �lla�rd Vale, ALL0A044,a,Welland Vale,
Burrell's,
e
�
Simpson
Me ` and thSimpsoni 4.i��. �
�C� .Simpson Axe.
PULL LINE OF CROSS -CUT SAWS
%IAN( F.tt'Tt'R1:15 Jay
R. H. SMITH & CO.
Socce.n.r to J. F'1.1NT
- - Aiee--
ILPLE LEAF LANCE, _
"-M� C3 s I'receizts" Head Quarters for Steel Barb Pence Witt)
GI'TLERY, Special Lines, CARVERS 1s FORKS, New Style's, H: AL
CATTLE CHAINS AND ALL KINDS (W Ill)\\'ARE
CARVERS k FORKS, French Cook,
CARVERS k FORKS, Ovine, BREAD PLATES k KNIVES• p'COI11E AND SEE F(►R Y(►I'Rf4ELF.
POCKET KNIVES k RAZORS, Excellent Valne.
BUTTER DISHES k KNIVES, SiLVER ('RITET STANDS. D w mo
PLATED KNIVES, FORKS k SPOONS,
)NS, *�.l
NEVADA SILVER FORKS k SPOONS, the name' throughout. MCKENZ.IE'
CHILDREN S SETS OF THREE k••
(aIL1REN'8 KNIVEiS k FORKff.l v7l9Q&P x.&RDwws3 Iflw)"4e01t10,
BOYS' SLEIGHS, A(71F. RICA TER. !! COURT HOUSE M(li'ARE, - . --- QdpQgCI, ONTARIO.
:ems,,•.
Eke., Etc, Etc.
01•01r, Utah 111111.