HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-3-7, Page 4THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY MARCH 7, 1884:
THE HURON SIGNAL
Friday Morstag, by Illo-
o9D9T , at their Oiler. Worth St
the ilismatrei
GODKR1C11. ONTARIO.
unalledespetenite Lean pens ot me sorrowed
OM essmart *the sweetest Auk and owlets
Jaii&any ether se per is this peso et
enenelaillealeales+has a Lamer Wrest&
mes seeetry. Isere the mete*
mad uses rellobie Immo& In
sett gess, the toremitag
Wag ups te the nheve,, • Ilestrchni.
MIMS maw= -it Is therefore •
toothier..
Tenam.-411J111 la adrizsbnipeetage paid
ereed.blishers; fen. If ore en menthe
lt sot es, paid. rids will be strictly
Rohm or uswearanine.--elebt cent* P•
but tor firm lasentee; Wye cuts per line rot
mesh subsequent tasernes. Yearly. haMyearl1
and geortetie oesisseete at reduced rates-
As=g1MUNT111144.,- We have also • Itret-elass
41.1911wIstrat is eseasettese sad peewee
tem tee most comelete eat -it sad boa facilities
fer turning eut work la (ledertch.ere prepared
heirea. arl of &arty Mutt cannot be
Sado beetainsta that them priors that cannot
nreamed.- emu
111111BAY, MARCH 7rit, 1884.
foOltor toossaiter Ailearmon deelhave le
emetieee in that Ake Imager salsa his
salary is euppleusented by MO. Now
would be • good tune for couneillere El-
liott end hie followers to sangegassate the
ilesaiirerstup witli the street inspector -
shale th• sisausitrehm, and the cellector•
ship. The unoenatitutietiality of the
traessetion need not *tend is dm way
when the "ecemenuess" hese th• matter
is hen&
_ .
Tn. blunder of the Med in charging
the decrease in school attendance during
1883 to the fact that owing the (Jevons.
Giougumes share of the C. P. R loan
teneseline to population, ie shout $30, -
SIM.
Tan Ottawa licensed victuallers have
shown their wedeln by agreeing to tithe
ant their lieseass under the Crooks Act.
31. C. CAtautmea bill,to allow • parson
charged with a misdemeanor to notify
ein his own behalf, was killed in Ca*.
gigues on Wedneeley.
COOS, who ran as an independent Re-
fer/Der in South Oxford, defeated Noxon
tlie regular nominee of dm Reform Cue -
emotion by 117 votes.
A rouurraz of leading catiseas should
be formed to look up the cause of the
sapid decrease of population in hoderich,
and see 11 11 is in our power to remedy
gibe matter.
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HON MR. HARDY ;nit the double
Alfeneatiee ilisestion in a nutshell when
be said :-"If anyone wants the luxury
of a Detainee' license they can pay extra
for it." Hear, hear.
Tan Cluireedis, our warship, eur
navy,- --ie te be weld. At C. Canien.n's
speech on the tease: was ono ..f the best
things of 1),.. Arabi"?' in which it was
eletivered. Let us see what the old tub .
-will bring.:
meet helium authorized two sonei
readers, parents did nut want to lie put
to the espouse of buyina care books, said
so kept their children at home, is oats of
the most laughable of the season. The
teachers, and others ac.,usinteil with
wheel affairs, have hail lots of Inn over
the ignonume displeyed by the wiseacre
of the Mee.
%runs the Liberals are a unit on the
license question, the Conservatives are
divided. All the Tories in the Luca!
House voted for tbeatollowing :-
..laasetech es this House is of opinion that
the richt to regulate the liquor tragic by (Ir -
•n.. law belonote. under the British Igelfth
America Act. crchsairely to the Legislatures
of the Provinces. it is not expedient to eerie
• scale of duties under the 11...nialoo 1.1casee
A0/4 too& which this House believes to be ar-
,..a the jurisdiction of the Dominion Par-
liament.
This is the most unkind cut )4rJohn
has yet received.
TODAY Um following question be
discumed in the Howie, introduced by
CainStra, uf Hunk
That, whereas, it was represented last
session that the judgment of the Pnvy
Council in Reuel vs the Queen showed
necessity fur legislation by Parliament ;
that in pursuance of said representation
the Detninion License Act was passed;
that the subsequent judgnient in the
Hodes appeal shoes Dominion legislation
is not necessary; that the act wee passed
under a•miespprebension ; tlutt it is un-
desirable to interfere thus ; that the
House in cominittes of the whole do
cetisisler ehe following resolution :-
"Thar the Liquer Licenee Act of 1883
shelled be repealed."
During the past month we haee sent
out a flambee '.1 amounts, and in some
i instance@ have failed to receive replies.
Now we want it distinctly understood by
all who offil us that we went money, to
na,' *isle 'ffs'Ics fey our debn. alit
Tess is bow the Ottawa Proo Frees
views the Oraage Bill quettim - "But
little todepeedesit aseitia may be expect-
ed MIN th• (kluge Greed Ludic*, now
semion at this city, because some 01
ths landing lees are in Us. euiploy oI
the government, while ethers are profs*
Waal politiciaus. We are therefore not
astonished to Learn that, fur fear ut
bumming Sir J01101. it has been propos-
ed to &kudos the Ineorpotatice a:.
Ottawa and carry it bask to Toronto,
there to embarrass Mr. Mem*. Ws
weeder what boxiest orsagemen theta off
Ibis making the order shuttle -cock fu.
Pane PeePoeea."
TH LIQUOR LI(1111-$.10.
Tee Towles Tolopeet, au usdepeed-
' eat newspaper, gives the follo•Ing very
fair uttersike et, the seuddle 4:sweat by
Nit John A. Meolieseed's interferon°. re
the matter of liquor licenses. We co e-
mend the words to every thuidul
Ws make no &pottery for tr sitsferring
the following paragraph, which we find
credited to the Komi New Yorke, it an
exchange, to eur celumn& It hits the
situation at Ottawa exactly.
"Blackstone claimed monopolies among
onuses, being offences epeeist publk
tr•da St. far ea applicable to iur condi-
tions the Eaglish soininon law was made
our common law. Then by this law of
tin land, monopolies are crimes. We
have come to use the mule tenn to
aide the criminal& Was not, is not, the
law just I Are not monopolists robbers?
They take that which is Dot their own
front the people without their congest.
This is the definition of robbery. But
their crimes are OVell yet greater. They
'have beemne briber& They Guy legisla-
tors, judges and executive& They openly
boast of their iniquity. They are brazen.
Surely we an justified in writing against
them. '
Tin Toronto Eeenitee Canadian affects
to diebelive that there WWI a "family
quarrel" in the Cebiust, ending in Hon.
John Castigate. resignation and subse-
quent reinstatement. The Toronto Mail
announced Mr. Costigan's resignation,
and tnade the contemptuous oomment
that "ills place will be easily tilled ey a
more worthy 111AM Sir tollahn A. Mac-
donald acknowledged that his colleague
had resigned, but subsequently withdrew
resignatiose The EremiNg Canadian
the other day quoted without disapprov-
a a lengthy article from the Montreal
not on this same subject, in which the
following suggestive sentences appeared :
"Whatever happened, it is certain that
lontebody backed down and that It wu
ast John Costigan. Sir John cannot at
ford to fall out with his Ittltditer of In-
Istid Reeenne tiii qlovernment could
*II"' /*like "dunning" and would like those net staled
de that lit lti9 mid& ti. Mr hoyden's thp.etteChe'lltetfeletiell$
rare deck eamuksell desires us to , • We
pay up 4*oem
. m. of their, oration atitairond,•ir mait
aik
out INAS" Proulier, te know thet the *Hee-
Wary, tbe „t ee.eileteee Men accord, but when we do wept
man :
"The whole liquor litelnhe question is
simply the outcome of ',Katy twetitty.
ktir John Mitoolleueki events tu take the
Goatee of the truffle out id the hands of
'that little trent Mr. Mews'... anti 'that
nide tyrant Mr. Movie' is detennuied
to kola Do to it. In the ovation .1 moot
LontDhi. lawyers so well as laymen, Mr.
Meru is quite right, the regulatiou of
the liquor trahic being simply a teener
of peeve. which is entirely vilthin the
);Iriedict of the previewed authorities.
Th. proposal made to Sir John Mac-
donald by Mr. Mowat that the Creeks
Act should be allowed te remain in fetes
fur a year, and the McCarthy Act Nile
over, in order that • test cese could be
submitted to the Privy CouLcil in the
meantune, Metuld Lave beau accepts&
It is clear to all that then will be hope-
less confusion if licenses t.. sell liquor
are issued by both governments. Theo
who take out Dinuinion IICOMmie Will be
worried in the courts uy the Ontario
authorities and • cue will have to be
submitted to the Privy Council in the
end. Why put people to all this trou-
ble 1 Those who take out licenses now
and fit up hotels will feel it to be • great
hardship if, by the decision of the Privy
Council six months or a year hence, they
are deprived of theireiosases and find
themselves with stooks of Limier and
hotel or saloun fixtures on their hands."
TIM (rDA Y ON HON. A. M. ROSS.
That genial journalist "Two O'Day,"
writing te the etesitby arenicle filen the
press gallery of the Provincial Legisla-
ture, thus refers in his rich Irish style to
the Provincial Treasurer's speech in
bringing down the budget : -
Y az will hey seen the Budgit Speech.
Well, yez .bud hey herd it. Ti. only
be lieeriu the facts luau figiors given
PleietY, be an hole* at hreitforward man,
that wan can hev an estelligint reaspri-
henshun av the Provinalitil Book-Keepiu
all remit:Wind Bank Akount. Misther
Thrsasharat Rosie" etaietneut was in
clear and :intelligint that he could be
aisily follyed an undhentud be ivory wan
liesenin to him. Tin not much av • hand
at siferin an financeerin meself, but I cud
make out Kerne Roes leery tease, ;the
Threashurer 1. a galling Lentil.) an so
cud- any wan that undherstandaThe Rule
av ThZelt, Of *vin the Multiplicashun
Tibia There was no sttimpt at mistifi-
sambas. Mars wail norll
couded.
Ira, ,eipme an 'above mord. An if
was a Jambe* be found at all, teas
tltaleptire over-carefulnees to give
intormashan. An thia, yez
will he unaided to my, was a fault at the
t
rite sole. That is the verdict of the
, pulilie: That is the Yalta ,ar all , who
1 her.I the Budget Spigot'. east is the
awint vartlictsy Llp. Prise. Gallery -the
fleet iiitenleint leo v ev Min in the world
ileasee...1 be appasetel to fee a candid in-
telligint opinion. To lie shure, sum av
on Vie Prests 14allery wished to lie. •
bit of 'humor. stuck in here sad there
at got the rows ai figwort, jist be way
at- Lelia the &tithes* out av eft a bit.110
j!lotit Ivitlartt t. Je..0, .......„up,,,i e Iv r..i, tio4f3oi accounts, wa want those who niceivir
air.0,
iechair, Orem teopt+retand-thet we .i,lotet write
.14,1'.
itr. Gordon. Toe motion a ceenc4lorithr9 4-*nd pay postage on theininiere-
eguteetem teteneee 0, benefit hic, eor. : ly for the fun of. the -thing. We wntit
e • ,
Ann awl not tee town clerk. ,, the r.ereni.ripsot the dens to respond
It ewe. "Witem is pononaily intend -
Drama the nest week news has come ea fer every man and woman who has
hum Africa of the success of British areas received a "dun" from us, an.1 also for
agaiest the followers of tho false prophet
its the •Soudaii, but what particular good
isgeing to result:. from it we cannot see
at present. In the Language 111 the poem
of the German grsaidfather and his grand-
chtikkeis :
"It was the English. ' Casper cried. "Mat this
Anent fight dal win.
"Mat what irt..rt came of it, id last r quoth
1111.1- Peterk •
-WWI. *at I cannot ten." 'moth he;
'lint `tune • famoaswkitory.'
A FINIATS letter from a Coin-aerrative
friend at Ottawa to the editor of the
Moncton Transcript, after referring to
other issittees, adda incidentally, "I sin
against Ibis C. P.R. grab of 1130,000,000.
The ipsesminient wime near being defeat-
ed (and it still be their death yet !) Que-
bec gets millions as a bribe. tee eis
seendaleue." Anil there are great
many Consersonivee, the Tronarrip( Ern,
these wet. may receive "duns.' in the
future.
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1.
( .ioadies Cotuservatisei condemn-
ing in .tr. ng terms Sir Jelues franchise
bill, which it styles "a new attempt to -
wank ceotralization and encroachment."
lc says "we invite our confreres "rim
have at heart the autonomy of the
province to study this bill destined to
take from us the power of causing our-
selves to be represented .1 0110.. as we
wish to be, and to plasm the electoral
lists of the tenantry in the hands of
federal Akers." Speaking of the sys-
tem a revisieg barristers it way.: "The
electors of a whole county or district
may be at the mercy of a imaa who is an
utter stranger to thus, and who will not
be in a positing to judge properly of the
RISCO of A great Mtn, Irtili Catholic* IS
"even to tlie Conservative Goeernweeter
10P044. 'reaseni otreors, necausi
John Costigan is a ineenher of it."
Ir would seem as if the Preinier,4 Bpi
Dominion us ready to back down on th,e
liquor license flotation. The Toronto.
retelni 01 <1 (I ndspendwnt) says
John illoes not seem to be so stare of his
grounti on the liquor license question ail
he was before the recent decision of dies
Privy Council iu the Hodge Mae. Mr.
Hodge has been telling the hotel -keepers
of Ottawa that after having an interview
with Sir John, his advice to the craft is
te nice out licenses under both govern-
ments in order to be safe -a piece of ad-
vice which we may be sure the Ontario
government would hot give. Mr. Mow-
at has too much confidence in his right
todeal with the subject to recommend
any such plan as that. The opinion of
II. Hoed*, one of Sir John's Quebec
sepporters, ie that the Demi govern-
ment has no right to interfere in the
matter. Titio also seems to be the view
ei Conservative lawyers and judges in
in New Brunswick who feel just the making up of the lista."
diamond diffetelties which artie in the this' provT2bas The Aingston Notri,
(Toryenlee Mr. Montt to stand
same wow about it.
"firm- 10 1)4. right of the pretence to
- 1 Sia Loonara Tilley in his budget
IT valid «woo es if a temperance re
viral is nude! rt . the temperance lodge
int this town. A !lumber of the lesehree
ie is claimed. clued the petition for •
sabion a'ailo.igh there was • by.
law passed Amor years ago with their
• approval airet:itiiiiir: saloon.. It eon
-mow be in onter for the licensed v nodal -
rises to run with a stiiveeription
to pay ..tf the .erist im the .tompar-
woe* halt. Sosnelsedy &heel.] stir up the
Jams Tetipetance w oh it ;ono ptile.
\ _
!Plow, that the Sen.:Jim*. has been
'illetuded the "il,‘Olit).(••40, it emelt be
rellerit the riw It Lima to edrucate the -fur-
111111Wrinotensimi -41111.4 r‘elal from Wing-
beee Go.,rri• r!!4* ty,yeelicate is tie vf
la • position to "a 14-1-: eXtef•aione,
awl paws- isrion .4, :re e444 .4 11111. ;
Way emote it•re • .iet :w.•en
Pealsiaseil (; 1.41 brsisc)4
P. R Tb. .ur o rosy i
he looked ernu tt sem, uplisbe,1 fart
tan summer, tel.! rhe MI 1 •1 1 . I • tt •
alto yeti to stop the.e.
Ahura' Will DOI b• long tipis,
, , issue license&
i speech, to show that proeperity prevailed ! _
I io the land, pointed to the fact thee the , THE Toronto Telegram, an ludepen-
, I
, amount of money in the poet office I dent paper, wire in favor of the C. P. R.
savings bank had largely increased over grab, but isnot quite satisfied with the
: former years. Sir Leonard., 1.48ton li position of the High dommiu ..... er
; would have been insich stronger had he Alinister of Railways. It says: -"It was
, not /tonight down *his as evidence 11 a grut mistake for Sir Charles Tupper
1 good times. Why, if there *one thin , to place himself in the position of re -
imere than another that !hows that lejepteeteg te hem, „, aer a p„tat,„„tt
distrust of the financial standing 01 the' passed to amble him to sit and vote in
1 banks antl business iedustries obtains, &is pi„,,,, in th„ Hour,. jj in dant *het
it is the fact that se ranch capital has 14. had no right to vote he had no
ibeen obseell at small Internet maw richt to speak. pit be hae been tehine ,
IGurernmental security, rather than have prominent pert in the defeats* all through
I
i it invested for ordinary purposes of Ilse session. If an amendment to the
i trade. Every dellar locked up at small sot which wures the independence a
I interest instead ot being in rapid citeu• parliament was necessary in order to
i • • .
I ion is an injury to t e e 11.f the
• Dominion.
Toe motion el lb* teen (toenail on the
heftier by-law proves that a solid tem -
le looks as if the Boman Calbelic 1
attain to secret rwietier The Tomato
!Presbytery remotely tient oist a eeriness(
questions to the sessions, and the fol.ow
mg erupts ww• reeeire.1 to the :el.
nneot i..n
,to 7,1 .corider b*!raneeo in lir
eon.. of hclar n nor ! Among
osee••• s et • t hoes ration I is mina. tip•
Mine, isictfell,.•ship. freemasonry add 'smell-
Inedrilly among arnewieW 4 arta'
ThM there is much roma, 1.-r the !
eborrt es to complain no thought/to man I,
son aerobe Wore half the 404”,,,f sonl
klatly pot limn church Wine that is
eltruoied into the week of the verifies
oievet soeietess, die termer wield nee 4.
de (OM lei MIMS
enable Mir Charles to both positions
at the same time, it shoult1 have been
made al the time he was appeinted and
not Wt until the mischief had been done.
Hotter still, if Sir Charles w•nted the
pelt len ef High C 'ssiener he sheuld 1..."1" L's•r•Ilkm •
ADDINDEIL_II ARTIOLliS *hell ir'" "I" 1" Ill" 1141 "W ePtaimee
Li . the ether trifles light as me weieh gest
!Them are aleRie eeele"ie eele34e ell I ego' ut frees the peas ef leen more pee.
the aurepaper trade who behove tbe$ i hestieus than 1 The eel**, gzeinat es.
Imre a auseion, and that initiates is. ke ' Om snot* unifru'llOuld".• but Ileethtelea I
,,, enlighten thrir fen,. he.lillueorte,c.t.u.e.1 ;4i:whittle.: 11..4, htion,lerfii4loyt ne;:du:
ing's Thte. l'e°P/6 Isess811Y ssim elefp
. a• t.• reniareeol they the ieseetitig of my
ttioihdaireiopo)dthetubi...00nubetrotton wtholl_itiph.oleolaLiointersroaysweiT.: ort..riak:t.o.:17. .....:1..j,.:::".1.1::,4 lareely iii.
take rictption to the post
44. athistijille liaLlrill
aht,u1.1 be eiven with • medal "I"
and contend Olaf. the tdito1440Prwiacenwill.
stead. Sometimes they c oirt the WWI.
and sometimes when they think they do.
la" "IsidonMinlilic::::1:1,,l'i,I;I:ti.rari,11:111:11,Y, ii."1441711°.:aatullgitsii:i::Ills;741eursierjlledirirdYbitSt:u0n;-
they &el. Ti. them the tunes
1.11..iglitailmin ;14...7ir al.r.:84"il i,./ eotilnitutink, &kw
'rally "out of pint," an.1 they al • are
the skilful ..nes who can set tlitnip to tutvinaira:11::::::::::..ulteve" 1 1:::::doetat lies
rights. They contend that ...attire du bil":1;,pli.dumuPlakTrvm eltruurifut:littiiiputeiveylipa.: tat';in‘aihneddd;diripmaav.."
not add spice enough to their week-
ly batches, and believe that thee,
if allowed space, roil(' h iiiiiino•
matters in ibis respect. The s Are not shidnat"ulesyreeiratu ael... italls:::. hsosei:4 wiithwtivIrei,nio:
lacling in theory, but, as a rule, tiosv
are terribly behindliand Ai DraCtiC1,1 yoadartwliclo":‘ lii",t :111,1 "n"."5,114.1 '1"..s. thobuyt amoeba!!
work. Now. after belie: baueered se
most to death ey several of Geer ...: ' e^d mit the tweet "h"ei Keefe to gay,
fish, we have determined to ;411.4 A
csolutua or snore of our space at any tene
to • representative specainen .4 the
rine lifiniti, and having amongst nut
acquaintances one named Addenda, we
have determined that he shall lis, • e-a*torial charge of that portion of TSB
SIONal. Addenda, we would say oy
way of introduct. , ts staid old todo-w, lees being who does his rascality so that
not given to levity and unseemly jocose- all nat7 'eh; 'end 644" h15 nut atm" teeth
nese, but solid and steady "rebel, and raitaeatetlE-ert.'s,:tit'eetiliiyia"ar:et, apuvaituw tattegoodhTP°0-ez.
in good repute.with his neighbors. His '
ample to the community at large, while
writings may not be accepteble te seem
the open rascal ts odious to the public
of our readers, but we presume ot hers
anawillusebuoPrteascjinstrtullectreliitt. 1,81111"icidonti.clusifliivetl; 1:rnivili' (isidli Wrimuseillgals• .w4srlhrikaint:.‘inithrallaili" lintYbl
prove that when a inan of wisdom' in- ii7torld)tashertia ittiesodnutheisn:nhaiplie,asodwhens
fw"dinthilli
tegrity and ripe literary pert,. such as
Addenda undoubtedly is,) fails, it w,ere, ;
lbyfeacr :lunge willtlleDothYPIrrieritl:ehtildgivmssy
ception to editorial ability to ?sae iseet
folly for eveq soldlepate wli , takes el. • • 1t4/041 example of wiekedaess kept under
,...e .. ...,.I reed ef 'week. And after thus deliver-
restbildrieuiannt,
awl tleurirhing miglady :
grey vaele.(tain . _ED.] sismanem:oe • inglieuesif &wean waited, that I might
It is customary when one
take up the cud.gels on behalf of custom
inahes h.• 1
tow to the public am tires appearing ir Ie. *genial the 1131"cr110. I did not. bow-
. Bo
ever, ptiun to maopinioe '
journal et note, ..ch u is Tee Kraus, take exce
SIGNAL). thst the emanation fr„ni the I resPectilla th. hYP°cri"' thewil"
pen of him who comes forward should 1 ki.ow full welt it is not the orthodox
opn. And, although I have though
be addressed to the edit... of thelou I I upon the matter since Burma' departure,
'in which the.,erticle appears. I take a i
1
very different eke, and, therefore yet I am omistrained to prefer the hypo -
will I
_ _ i
ee":ee. , rite, who endeavers to hide his badness
but rather a i,1,
not address Cleo acreeds to Os
1 inecrihe
iii tejtett. t under the el.ak uf goodness, rathee Gee
people, for whose enlightenmeet , y itte 1. euchwk. wc*1 attn:engintirt"hidbei. nghia cenaditna Mad "
Itel
written.' It weft pre&oeiption goy I be- ---t adneecen - -r ' h- iii--- -itadmik- ' ----trT think"' •
part to attetnpt to edify, morn . or nteree- neieee. in
nei ieeee-- .b, -I .„___-----'
amps* the mighty minds that mhibit 11-eitee-P-i-e-'"-r ell -...71. ,R,......"IF ReW "'"''''
torte! tripod. Of cestirse, present ben- i . 11,14 elk ill
the bodies that recline in the editorial.' ---- It- agree tr"1" -""`""'e
; this pent, if they reason it oat.
easy chair,or whose legi bestride the edi- ?
ADDENDA.
fruits lively to sween," as the ociusien
warrants.
Beene, wh„ iires onion In the west
ward, dropped into isty etuey the other
day and disturbed my meditations, by
ettollitor the benefits of hypocrisy to
society lot large. Said he : Why, inr,
odarest the hypocrite with the shame -
pany is 'always leicepted : but I hie*
known gentlemen who, having been fad -
urea at ditch -digging, wood-choppiug,
tinkenng and tailortrig, soldiering and
tailoring blacksmithing aed whiteemith-
ing, wheel -building and crockery -break-
-
ing, have after the hey-dey of youth had
pissed and the mild maturity of middle -
age had come upon them, made gnawer -
Gault across the chasm which keeps aloof
the editorial mind from that of persons
of mere common clay, and hare essayed
to climb high the literary eminent&
I an free to admit they dc not• climb
very high, but then their intentions were
to do so, and I saw the other day in one
of the journals that "a man's success or
failure in life is not ik be
julght by Ow ups and downs I
which are hie portion, hist by the
intentions that prompted hiin in hie
44
d rtak. "
Me John sad the stews.
One tlf the French Tory papers, in
speaking its tniud in regard to thecharge
114.1 the Bleus were censpirators, re -
!minds Sir John Macdonald that the
present is 120.t the tirst time that he has
had to give in when Bleu pressure wee
brought to hear. and that it will proba-
bly not be the last. It recalls the inter-
esting fact thee when Sir George Cartier
was in England, he warned Sur John
that he would return to Canada by the
first steamer and denounce him to the
people it he did not cease his attempts
to convert the federal compact into a
legislative union Sir George tneer that
Quebec would hold the balance of power
if the federal system were adopted.
There is no doubt as to Sir John's pre-
ference being etill for a legislative union,
11system which could only be brought
about by extinguishing the provincial
Impaleturee. Quebec seen* to be deter-
mined that Sir John shall abandon his
policy of centralization, and that the
first step in that direction shall be the
repeal of tie Dominion License Act.
n • ings. Of course I take ex-
Tne Democratic Convention tn noun-
' nate a candidate fur the ptesidevicy of
the United States will take plass at Chi-
cago July 814. An interval of Gee
weeks will elsue between the Lentocrat-
ic convention and that of the Republi-
cans, the latter having been summoned
to useet at Chicago on June 3.
Mat:NITS 10 MIMING. -111 IMMO that
the introduction of magnets into tho
great grain mills of the West has fulfilled
the highest expectations of those Iebe
e.mplained of wire io wheat. Nut only
have the !magnets captured all the skay
peen t.f iron ds an thus removed
the last and only ohjectioa urged against
wire -binding harvesters, but they have
revealed the singular fact, that el Hie
scraps of iten and steel that end thor
way to the mills mixed with the wheat,
fully one half are something besides
pieces of wire, and a laroer proportion of
these me of ouch a nature ais to be *Teem
more dangerous to will machinery. The
magnets gather everythmg of this kind
with unerring certainty,
copt ion to that 10n1 of thought, as Literary Nottees.
I to many oaten of the kind that o
EGYPTI tcN NEWS.
After the Battle of Friday.
The herb true Ibelfroolidie molt US their.
Lemnos', Morph &- Dispatches from
the mete ef tke lase battle say that foes
the sends token prom -woe sorts &Minh -
cut it.forwatiou is being obtained In to-
Cipttiln rule. Oise moire told a cor-
n. the mune, of the re% ol t against
reepteident that the rebel...to nes meth
inevitrible by the 9riudiss4 tyranny of
dr Reedit**s tax oelleetors. The p.
p1,hut ago quarrel with the English.
Isdeed it appears liege the statements
by other prisoners that the rebels were
nut aware that they were es meat the
British soldiers until they saw the white
Laos, of their opponent& approach ing.
They thou neennured against their
chiefs for concealing the truth, but were
nom the has determined to fight to
death against renewed subjection t., their
unreason
Lowitos, March 3. - -The Times states
that the Government telegraphed orders
lest night (Sunday) for Oen. Graham to
retreat iinusediately (rens Tokar and pre -
rto send the British troops back to
and
bon, March 3.- There were great
rejullsings at Tokar when the British en-
tered. The enemy acknowledged that
MOO of their men were killed.
Bees/0cm, March 3.-E1 Mahdi has
forbidden the sheathe on the White
Nile and Blue Nile to advance to Khar-
toum, or to Knuth° hostilities. Four
hitherto health sheikhs have submitted
to Gorden. Throe soldiers ol the old
/arras= of El Obeid nave arrived here,
and report great meant at El Obeid ;
that XI Makidi fears the tribesmen and
inhabitants, and that a reign of terror
azista L Malidi has stored up all the
saying that they belong to ta•
Egyptian Government, and he will de-
liver them to its representative& El
Mahdi received Otirdone letter, naming
hini the Sultan of Hordofen, with eseg
Cie. nf delight. He gave Ow messenger
tele. brought tbe latter a rube of etelectre
llefere the British renew die
upon the rebels Osman Digo* will be
offered • conference. 1)1 0*. 5,000 rebels
who tled from Tukar whin the British
entered en Saturday and joined Osman
Mamie only 100001 them are Soudan -
time being fanatics sent from Jordoran
sad Duke If Omnan Diana refuses t•
oarrootaii it is ezpected that the rest 4,1'
the tribes under the Sheiks ent express
a dear* to come to tense.
The ambeasaders of • all the powers
have been instructed to compliment the
British Government upon GemQu-
._
i- 1,0..0,,M.arr4 4. - theiwah the mar-
tiWnilliditistigHfu dandle -that General
A I had been ordimid to metre to
Trinkitat, some °theist advices from-
' " Cake say that G. Stephenson hes
MI- • directed hen. Graham -imitate thelroops
instal at Trial:eat said return to Su-
iten as the la:ter is the beat hue for
eperat eat& Graham leavitie a battalion
to garrison Fort Baker will order the
troops, 1» ineleire Thursdae Opentitins
against Osman Dieula will not extend
beyond Teneusieh. Sir Evelyn Bering
advises the government tt. fix a lilUit tO
the action of the tr.weos net the Red Sea..
Seven hundred men, Ir. men and chil-
dren have arrived at Sualcim frier Tither.
The rebels mutilated the British dead
that fell int,. their hands. thiman Dig -
Ina has sworn to. give battle. Lieut.
Lloyd, broiler elated Lloyd. under
secretary el the intoner at Cairo, will
present Qtteeti Victeris with the stand-
ard captured et Tokar. The British
have Ovried 2300 rebel dtool around
Tele
An Egyptian gunner frern Tienr sqs
he and seven others were dragged to
Tub to serve the rebel guns
Oen. Gorden believes the slavery
q
ustinn will settle Woolf. within a year
by a rising 01 0*. *laves.
The British cleared the villages near
Toner and recovered the net of the guns
and rifles taken from Baker Pasha's army
by the retels. Osman Dianna waenet
ha Friday's battle.
Maculae for Jan
peas for current coin nowadays, and lite; in,,'"ce ay•ar ./1 er.. 1.14 nM"
contend that a man's intentious storee-r number. et - es an b.c41-
are net the gauge by which his The March number of this Magazine
life's work should be rested. poi, tn. centaine four handsemely illustrated
stance, take the case. of three ineb,conti-
ticles-A critical cper on Lord Lytton
Groceries amid Uglier. is Tommie.
We understand that the (intern
Gorsertinetst is disposed to deal liberal-
ly with the growers *the are to be depriv-
of their lioeuses, and that the by-law
separatin g the sale 61 that Are
wet from t)4. sale or groceri,.. that are
dry will not emu', lido operation before
the first„dif August, three months licen-
se.. ben.trranted (non the first of 3(4).oy.
Some of the tempenance people are of
opinion that this would lit extnndino the
time to an unnecessary 1. •1. but 11must
be born* ill mind that serious loss
would be ineurowl by all grocers who
were unales to get ri ef their stocks be -
h by law
me nib, operation.
Some of the grocers intend to give ap the
Iro,otry business and sell nothing bat
liquor. where.. others purpose giving up
li
the piot and confining their attention
te groceries. m
en eredith Prefinterir Reynar,
dential clerks in three large business with copious tmotations from hispoeme
firms, who wish to get on In the week], and tine portrait ; a sketch of St. John's,
A way opens up e. all three of these Newenandland, and of the Cod-fisb •
dy '
clerks t» speculate. One ef them hes LaBruseys Adventures on the Pam -
no funds of his own, and is thereby dm paper on the Mammoth Cave, Kentnekli
pee of Reath America ; and a &including
•
tetred from taking hold of what reins to on lieteleumely Mutilated. An adequate
be • golderi opportunity ; the second sermon by the late Dr. Punshon, on
"Character Building," never before
ups the funds of his einpltyers, is sue -
printed, will be read with deep interest.
easeful and pay. the amount back, all Dr Carle, Superintendent of the Toone
without the knowledge of his superego ; to Asylum for the Insane, enetributee
the third also appropriates the fluids 011 an important article on •'Heredity,”
those whom he serves. with the intention l'"traing e'ith yriee ettlrlifeetime the specultioter
of repyin
meting the mental, moral, anti ph
ag, out am in which ,
he enaen.being „f the ram Bishop
gaged toms out • failure, he is un-
able to cover up his tracks in the ledger
by making return of that which he ap-
propriated, and is thereupon brought to
court, tried, convicted and sentenced te
T
the convicted man for being a thief ; thel
t • penitentiary. The werid censure. he April number will have Gully
illustrated articles on Pictureswie New
perenen sentimene prevaik in the town.
Wlee..le. pie...rem of licensing a saloon a,.. „mei., la 10..0 at a memuer Lmowpw, ifamh 1. -Th. beet a mao Long
watihti wee successful in the tronsact- w„,.„,„,, aid, mayoral telt cab
Brunswick ; en the lonther Moeussent ak
ingWeel. a license. It eliminated at dot th.t. like tha in.iiman.. bird. ?tic sharacter of the American peetand dwelt • man of no part& Instance after in- mterevi •
craitnbutee los concluding article
"Christian Unity," whkh is reviewed in
detail by the editor. His Hoene Jodie
Dean and Principal Grant will, in early
flambee*, contribute articles on this' im-
portant subject.
t : 04 was ratassi in faro of grant
b110•Itki• 11110 of the coancillore th.t the
11 .111 1 11 !cr •.a.siosa only one voice oil
the contrary it is as 1 lain as a pikistag ("train -ills made a speech eulteriring the ,
en the relinement, which. wee the chief ' stance like unto) these vatic!' I have Numbers from artlitinAlli.
Judged it. he a smart man ;
the toihniet, for whatever may be wild to fellow was unvei/r1 this morning. 1 thre :onset man is hooked upon as being twelve engravings of the Land of Fire -
and further pictures of Newfoundland, andi
Charles cantert b.. in two places al Ille ehnirnej
er ef this illustrious man He
chairmen of the liceriee commission ,In
•
twine tune, or properly diectsseas the referred In a feeling manner to the pre- crop op daily, sod who amongst
der the 11kCarthy act had told hirn th it
iintira of important losSiti"ris dilemma wow* a Longfellow's datighters and 't the" *ha read mY au'rda, a• rivet( bees, MAIM/ an.
nien- „
10*544
ry can still be
day that the • •nliiiiesieuers wool.1 not „dot a ow coati A ....mat himovi..r ha.,1 Meninter lowell. Mr Lowell also made can Put his hand on his heart and se h AI the residence of the
le- Rt.% prowl by any Matriebnons 5.10(111
esi hy the 4...n council (b,t 1 Ilt•y ka.I
alneely planned teat their work, and
I I I f red wi h h •
won taro it nit* e t y an)
nelson of the eouseol. We don't 4,,. w
whirl her the choir -men spoke so decidedly
as wee announced al the ennui! nimotine,
but lee dui, eertainly weet it1I1 far.
There is a strong pubis* sientimeal in
Goeierwh. •nd IhnosEhntit lb* ."'"0717) 44
Heron thnt meet hearkened unto by
n vinuntietonioni it the Ileeartley
Att.
i
heirs made, Anil an snienauseed to the nee a waters which commercial this
tiet, which will have ei be retroactive, ground into white ne unclean spirit
• ill siisply he • bucket of white -wash." mead ever enter, In entelesion he re-
_ _ _ _. . _ tomel the tribute tit his eminiory. thus
• NM •9•11, peicing his memon.1 between the hosts
At Choweer and Dryden, in the name .4
A lever majority may he aw Mal • gee American pimple
itatille of dingle to Sim party in pager
• h in whoch h
41P." sa bringfelloW
ea • small majority. es hue just buts de- Dr. Reshaedeon, nf englatsd, says that
sorenetreled at Ottawa. Mr Mowat .11
peohatily not have &sty more dialculty in
levities alter Lis useirwity of teAvs or
thirteen than Sir John Masilellidel basin
%Wow after his majority doprosty.
whim the an is &yam the driner k*mem
alanh.4 es tenet • This mity he on in I
Ingiend, iso this wintry 41. when
Omdrinker ie &Test that lie graves
Muted the meet.
bas not thought with the nuijority. dee- t;jfaja4hill Amos
ea Arch/roma Elwood, ea
Mier M
pit* the beautiful application f the gem et Mrs. neXt_ Ihsea;k.) et eedeeleh.
tilitregtino. ell the Wit ineiher.
LDTIOD WITTI WORM.
Ais Old Wens= Wbe Kept her mosey in
'I Marrr and rivers hositoidere.
-- ,
Niter YOlta, Menet 3. -The Ittesiste
Onnisnittoe lurteitnnalogg adullvration in
I feud tuellay •esisoluee Dr. Martel. a
'i eholoiet. vile., ilering the pot' you, him
I haveal.:atist. 'sneer tee dirreflou .4 the
Suit . it..sed .4 tle,.11 h. austral emeriti*.
where inetetien Owen as sisade. la one
factory In Orange teener it wee ftesiel
that tise cheese suede consisted principal-
ly ef pure lard, the euratituent portion.
being 73 per out. .ll..4 to 23 pi r cent of
butter, lhe lard timed 114.11 Mr* i 0•101 et
a temperature marvel, higher then blond
heat The *4mm, i'.i.l not tlisiik the
temperature eraployed anIti.,..euf t,. ile•
strov germs of annual life. Dr. I....ve
S0144164 that out of 20 oomph • ef what
wail soft him iis pun. tooter, obly sit
were eenuine.
The poach buds throu.itona °rout°
have leen complete') destroyed by 1.•
Want ere weather, net leaven! been
ver y geed cenditien before the cold
snap.
nedisimen Markets.
Ooomucs. March 6. 1/54.
111711eat. boah. . 11 00 51 le
Wheat. (Springi IP bush. ...... 1 09 .4 1 116
Iflour, • barrel. 00 'ft se
010 ta 31
potatteto.1.1114,busbusha now_ 50 am oa
bush ......... 101 01
710 9
au . • h.. • In w
Client.............,. • dos. isuesseed1)....•. .. 119
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New Clover Seed
TIMOTHY SEED,
SEED,
SEED WHEAT,
SEED PEAS,
OATS AND BARLEY,
BUCKWHEAT,
FLAX SEED,
GROUND OIL CAKE,
AND ALL KINDS OF
MANGOLD & TURNIP SEED
TOWHER WITH -
GARDEN SEEDS .OF EVERY
VARIETY,
Which h
A LA
REA
FOR SALE AT
SAMUEL SLOAN E'S
SEED. -STORE,
Corn!, 4111F 'Hamilton andOderic
Ciiteria
,
49"Ilaiied rbstkeno.
11)211011ESEEllj
ts sow et= andldwill be
thecaaseVitiots.0=rnAt
Spell applicants.
JOHN A. BRUCE It CO.,
Seed Growers. Hanithae. eased&
AT TIIF
CASE STORE.
THERE IS CHEAP
Crockery &
Glassware,
A FULL LINE OF
GROCERIES
AND
CANNED_ GOODS.
Cheap ar‘d Good.
Give Him a Call !
roentiler Plates.
There died in Rases Center the other G OLD
•
day an old maiden lady named Isabella
Maws*. 8be was the lest of • family
THE GROCER,
.- el four, two brothers and two sisters,
mho ease* fame &Wand to Fara Center
fatly years ago. When ber death was
announced throughout Basso Center the ,
whom town was agog to know what she I
wee worth. Sin had lived closely, held
eery little communication with her I
neighbours, ard was suppneed to have all j
bsr looney ebotti the Immo. The etec- I
titers pmcsad•d to take 111 laseniory of
the house. They hound nothing unusual I
till they came to her room. They ..nn
diecinvered in the drawen some purses
full of 1,illa In her trunk they found
bills pinned to the lining of her dress
sleeves In all they got nearly $1700 in
bills. They found a bee containing
$868 in old, mostly English nevereigns.
Whilst this smirch was going on, Mr.
Pewees was sitting on the bed, and pnt-
ting his bond down he felt some 'tunes
a something in the bed tkk, which wadi
filled with chaff. Taking nut his pneket
knife, his ripped the tick, antl at
every dive in with he hen& he would
bring out small bundles of silver tied op
cetton bags and stocking., witith
I were Bang into a 'tooth's, and when they
finished they had as much money es a
sese could lift. The Musket wae Arose&
to the rifler, the next day. end the con-
test& in hills, geed and sever, amennted
to ale.nt P4200 They eke found cer-
tificate, of money ineutod in Dominion
Meeks, Pest "An saving hank ahps,
bank bonne *hoeing deposits in Detroit
saving bank& In all she was wereh 1.
the neighborhood .4 $ I bee*.
nil inner like balling .1118 the mous-
here of this family ere neenuntml for by
Om feet that inany vests ago they de-
posited moiney in • Detroit hank, whieb
faded, and th•y hat it ell A mourn,
John MoRwan, end hie lit tie, who rroarg.
fuse Stwitionii. and whe took
asro of the old lady nettl *he dted, mate
is atm all tie wealth.
of thought which I have quoted above?
'To the matter I will add nothing fun's*,
than to soy that good opinions and trite
saying, an not •Iways what they appear
to. be st first blueh. T.4 ths public I
would sav that I am net satiate. wit
the workings of the press at all tepee
and as I have beim allovsol by the editor
leech spoor rat) earn 0, weepy,
when me mold prompts toe to elite, 1
remiliter of the late
r. Daniel KeestLiy, U. A,
label to tralluie
v., • 1.18.01
fr the 271h ult.. at the reoldesea of Um.
bride's parents, by the in.. es. 1. norew.
Joshes A lila, of the tewaehlp of f ollterne.
40
Hies Elin.hrli Asa Walton of the vinare slor
Lostiesheetisagii.
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nand anlaseut. youmvot
imas Mearee. sem Treats it mem ti
In reel albsel, es "satiny. March lad.
Edward frt wineter. mei as resew
The Square, „-- Goderieh
Jan. 3. ISM.
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FOR A
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAM POO,
OR DYE.
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Aire ;aid resolved • hum reek of
BRASS t IRON STEIN FITTINGS
BOILERS EliGINES
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