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LIQUOR LICENSES.
Th. I .l d •pendent Pres : epeob
Ont.
empperel.e the Prey tarsal Mverwwrae-
/leraveIra .•. racdeasld sew at
t heal.
Tu, i.,.lv)eanart t paper .•t the prey -
learner a emit seaiit.t 1).• •,ui.m inter-
fervmce in the Weft... til . :..r Hanes.
They rnd. time 111.0 stand taken by the
O..tario Geyer m.,Ioast, and stew that the
tactics . f the Dominion premier have
crippled his lieutenant the leader of the
Outsrio Oppouitiuo. The following one -
meats from well known isdep adept
dailies are worthy of eartefnl perusal.
Fier Me Toronto New&
"sir Jobs is evidently getting ready
fur a back -down on the bourse quwtiun,
or why should he Imre recommended
the applicants for liminess to take out
Ontario as well as Dutaieiat liewees
It is uoticeab!e that Mr. A. O. Hodge,
the Secretary of the Ostarw Trades Be-
nevolent Association, w giving the otitis
advice to the 5ewber. 0t the trade
throeghout the country, and no doubt
he demo not do so without • suggestion
from Ottawa. If Sir John intended to
enforce the McCarthy Act, it is hardly
likely that the liquor sellers would be
advised to ooesplp with the provisions of
the Creeks AM.'
Fees the Tercet* Telegram.
There clan be no doubt that Mr. Mere-
dith was heavily handicapped in the last
general eleetiva bythe load Sir John
Ilaodosald pot on s in regard to the
boundary disputa He is trying to set
himself right by standing up for the
right of the province to legislate on the
liquor geestloo. What between the de-
cisions of the Privy Counsil in England,
the cpiowns ut lawyers and laymen here,
tba' revolt of Quebec against his inter-
ference with the liquor troffer, and the
fitly ode of the Oppiastiuo, 1.1 the On -
taro. Legislature, bar John is not receiv-
ing re• leech comfort these days in the
menet of the McCarthy Act. Mr.
Meredith is much more likely to
stt.agth.n himself with the people of
Ontario by standing up for their rights
spinet the centralising policy of the
raises at Ottawa than by helping these
rulers to play the oentralizang rime.
Tibet Ontario possesses the .:elusive
right to regulate the liquor traffic can
Daly be decided by the Privy Couacil,
bat until it is decided that she has or
her not sash power it is the duty of
those who represent her to be found on
her side, and not with a belief in their
hands arguing the case from the opposite
sada
From the MOotreal Star.
The main motive ter passing the Me -
Corday act was a desire on the part of
Sir John to spite Mr. Mowat, and take a
certain asnant of patronage out mf his
hands. It should, however, be worth
the while *f Sir John to remark how
widespread tbrougbous the provinces is
the feeling that his policy is one of ag-
gression as regards provincial right..
rilh HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1864
k is MN the ihterprstattoa .4 the act by
the dere. w.u1se11 can he hof. .1e.t why
bele *mat. is. to run tilt sign:n.t .:1 tier
C;uow
.. rite are eer u p .w.a•u is
r•• •4lda0111an14•I. li{. h.• .Yluat
ttsrouf.•.•,. ,.,ors ; let hila hold beet .me
mete. - (World.
CANADA Vet. DNGLAND.
Wallace teas a.Aals Ib. Caudell aside,.
Losun*, iMorrl. to -- Toe .rel lit.g roar
to -day het. vas Hers amti Lobes*. was
weer, I.y *Les. The dtatat.ce is the 1...s
BSIa,,r rAor oar four scales tan futlours
over the regular Tae or. c •ur.e. Rai
a,e.a.ltuic Li
.bear t. a swot ds. llettiur
was b to 4 Ill (steer ;ora
Whop. I In • t a.. a. u . took up their
(deers at the Martin_ point they acre
Notedly e: a end by their partisans from
the b.ul...sol the stem:uers. dish 1►.ae
backed up Li dem the wal.rnerm'. Ovals
molted iL the stream, an.l ass held Lr
the "retention bythe mere. The umpire
In his launch ased hu wen, "Are you
ready ?".Aye, aye," they atwwried.
"Go !" he stouts to Bul.rar at I:ib p.m.,
and under a tttarniticemt swaepoi rtn.kr
Bubear's craft sped as i like an error,.
Bubear's grand action, i .-ung ■t' the note
of 34 strokes per minute, took him fully
halt a down lengths to the fore before
the empire gave Ross the sutnal to go.
With a quicker stroke than hie spponeat
Rose trade his little craft leap tilt of the
water. and thee, amid the yeah of the
spectators mid the puffog and anorting
of steamers, the race ha -t fairly cmm ure-
oed. Off the London Bost Club -house
Bubeer s lead had been reduced to about
five letieths, but both men were rowing
splendidly. As they approached Ham-
mersmith Bridge the North Countrymen
whose sympathies are against the South
Englander, shout, "Had away, Wallace.
Pull away, Mon." Under the bridge
they went, Ross leadiog by half a length
and in this order they sped away past
Thornycraft's torpedo f 'Cashew
factory. eve
Rai 4, and came in fully six lengths
ahead .1 his opponent. The men looked
as though they had had enough of it,and
QCT_ H_ RZlILE -"
BROS. COLBORNE BRO
W ee I tesreceived t reived a ladle wa/issstwt d
ChaK Duke Chasse, CatteeadDta, CheekMart-
leas sad Tweeds at lower prices thea ever.
u
ONO and sBehea
e sure sad ase thee Praetor, (�ette.e
before burins.
i
I
1Jwderf.:k. Feb. 1411. UNt.
MONTREAL . "LYMAN'
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
LAND REG-TJL A TIC'I J't3.
The centaiwy saw Mab wields the Hagorr Reit Mao.; the tails I.as ant. 1a
Masltolla. at pekes raak(ag from
$2.50 PER ACRE
upward.. with ooadttlwa rpatria( csltiv&bn.
A rebate for cu1tivatlow at (rtes. `AAS lie thele per ear, acow..las 1.. eetospa d ter the
Wad. allowed or osmole osedltloas. Tow oosapany also ulbr 1.. L w i' bout awadltlaaa
eettleu.eaf or culUvotloa.
THE RESERVED SECT r ,")r1s
&Wee the )lila Lina f. r-. Mooed numbered Meettoms . , oue a...»e(t' -'railway. are sow
ottierrd for sale on advsatageoes tarots• to parties pro's red w .dersvtt their Ira..edi-
ate caltivattn
TERMS OF PAYMENT :
Purcbas ors easy_ payosemixtb 1a cash. sad ilk titan. , u Ire • •mem' imeatmeata, with
interest al S1 X ER CENT. per aaaam, pa, a1.1.• la adios.•./.
Parties p.rrrbeslag without coadltloes of cultivatior, will re lee a Diad of Oseess-
autr at tlmeof purchase. 1f pay mint 1. mode to fun.
Payments may be mode in LAND AH ANT BONDS. which err. he ensile at tea we
tent. premiums on their par value and salvias intermit. 1't roe thy ,,aaa a s•Mataed us ay-
plitstitr at the Hank of Montreal Montreal • or at anyl or Ira setae este
FOR PIM is and ('IJNI I IoNs 0i.' sALKr and all inks mailer with r'.prrl to the p�r�
chase of Lands. apply' to JoIi X H. MaTAV I$q. (:aaN►kq rt. WINIOINg. B) ,arse
01111e Hoard. CHARI.Z t DatlldliW -till, anonaaer.
ltBi
CLEARING SALE
1
Tiri�,r�aexe,
Plated. 73 .
M'a.n.czr 0-c .. d.res,
-77I-res- ape.r,
Tey a Uorzr-
Close Cuts for Cash
BARB WIRE /^\ FENCING. SAITND:E .2/014°
for r e tome. agate at lie/ Proviaetal Slow. Prise awarded for W re ea sold . o the Spool -not
Vary largely weed on all the pprrin.'loaf railway linos ret the I •siren on.
?or ask by J HN A. NA MEL, ('heap Hardware Ent' "roam. (indeed( b.
CFREA . BARQ .AI TS .FOR CA:_ ,.E 1
Bulwar showed signs of the terrific stru_-
Yr
men roiled up. Rarely has such on e.
senablw,(e leathered at Mortlake t.. witness
a race, and the enthurituo,. folly.eluelle.i
that which greeted H..:.!esti 1.i has user
n
well ,ua exhibitio.
glc The cheering was deafening tI -
Tho Preach TbreUUrg the Premier.
L.' (:anddj,n, a leading French Con-
servative Raper, has this to say :-"On
the filth of February Sir John A. Mae-
dottaki plaotxl on the order paper a mo-
tion to give precedence to the Canadian
Pacific debate, which, .in other words,
signifkd his Intention of pressing the
vote. Messrs. Ouiwet, Amyot and
Houde notified Sir Hector Ltusgevin that
the Conservative members would oppose
the First Minister's pruoeediuge,and that
before voting on the C. P.R. resolutions
they would bring before the House the
question of the readjustment of the pro-
ruetal subsidy. Sir John bad not the
oowrtevy to reply to the representations
of a pru.nice which kept him in power
for pure thou a quarter of a century.
Our friends will understand what this
adenyl means. They made this move-
ment for the purpose of finding out the
iuteati., s of the chief of the cabinet,
Tae Limas* R.eat/w. They now knew where they are and will
-- act acoordi.gly. • • • It is
incontestable that Sir John had a mor-
ns. metope from being overthrown,
slid a .o. ,.sod Halt commenced to dia-
1 . rue ;uwtce ive HUHU nut today be in
i- .el. '.Iso L.Hter Canadian members
.11.1 well to rrneryegoally uphold the
rggat. mf .our pruvitsee. ?hie task is not
•turtwd. .'. m federal eubuidy usjet I,u
rerlui.ued o.. John muss sbaudua his
wink to tau donation tat s Legislative
Yumut ; ;he tot -....tonal Iirenee Act meet
be ve air oady a lsni_4 ; and the mamma
and revut,rtaotary kilt d the rivet •.u. -
Mar uN the elrctura. louse ii.e roast he
eueolt(:.1 :tit.s the waste; ..e- 1466.0.
Fran Le Mende. t'oseerraticr. Montreal
March 4.
"C.Ittralizati.,o (es exhibited in the
dominion license law) is a step toward a
legislative onion and that would place us
at the mercy of the Other provinces. The
best weans ..f avoiding the danger is to
ruidiaate energetically the powers given
to the local legislatures. Confederation
depends on the provinces. not teem on
it ; they have made it.
Moreover the federal power h.e n..th•
ittg to gain by encroaching on the powers
of the nominees. It will only hoe by it.
Every tins* a right is taken from tete
provinces the confederation will be weak-
ened.
All the provinces are bound to resist
the encroachment of the federal power.
If they continue to deprive se of our
rights, oae by one, we will no longer 1.e
master of our own affairs. What is the
use of a uniform hams* law for all the
provinces. What is it to Ontario to
make an act fur Quebec. Totes,
opinions, principles and tendencies are
not the Shoe in all the provinces. A
low which satisfies one part of the con-
federation might mum unnecessary hard-
ship in mother province. The fede►dl
limas@ act will take away from Quebec
ootnderable revenue. I1 we see fit to
wipe out some of our aoatem elf -Rees.
we ought to do it ourselves It is not
for the other provinoeet to im mea on us ■
law that we have not deoeeded. Abort
all it is not neoeseary to returnees a right
whit& we here not abdicated since eon -
federative.
Prior to 1283 no one attempted to
legislate at Ottawa on the question of
lieese.a, whish hod always appertained
ez0lssiv ly to the province& 1t is since
thea that the weal to centralise has
somas( up. It ie Sot certainly the ep•irit
of the oonstitution. Whenever the row
federation sot is not eaf.eiently expliet
it ought to be interpreted in favor of the
penvine*a. That is the principle which
will do ))Settee to its all.
The L,wer Canadian dela ati•.n ap-
pears well diapered not to give opits
rigbta, and to vindicate the principe .of
the autonomy of the provinces."
toe% is the opinion of .one of the nines
prominent papers on the Conservative
sidelPri the province .4 Quebec But it
would have bean more effective had the
above been esid when the McCarthy law
yeas ender deseumion. We de Sot intend
to discuss this issue beeves. tit* two
powers, hat we wish to pi:ittt test :
Fire(, that the majority of spiniest se
far is Is favor of the provincial view.
Second, that a Mill greater needier of
the people of the confederation think
that if the setrnl of lieewees and ti,.
liquor trails is not given into the ha -de
of the vise's be the set of °anted's-
ation, le might to lie
As Lr Ow s.4. paints eon, there is ass
henent is a nnif.wlw law to this parties -
tar.; nay, mors, the mend hatable seem
to' nsk the other way.
air Joan Wu afnw*sld is hound ivy erery
--t-eiple of jnatino, by the mere last that
' -- •- streak, in •a -
A wastes
OTTAWA, March et - t ',mutts:, aha
caved iL the House ingot try tie ac-
tion .11 t v.r.5 iw.ut.'k 1( 11, Y' to Vic-
I•.ria, N. N., st . emterF4 ;1.e C•.I,Illl.de
Cid • . . tete 1 .a,,,.•-.1 •te _ ..t Intuli-
p,tWt sisal:euq•..l Si I. tfrl(s err
fight. '(e,o latter •.eens/ til.. eoidition
Co wpheli was in, er.dwv..red to ar,,id
bins. C.s.upb.0 tiers, in a loud tette tit
voice, al !'heel 11, him a mua.loer of the
west Owosso and insulting epithets.
Mr. Mai lett the ('hammer, and Camp-
bell was ,-..rioted out of the building by
a couple of memengert. Campbell, who
is emersion', known by the nickname of
"Tupper's goose,' is an old Highlander,
and is as ,leaf as a pat. in his younger
days be took a sotuewhet prominent part
in Nur• Scotia politics. During the
beer pram' some. of the Letellier de-
bate, 11, 1879, he distinguished himself
by rushing into the fi.e.r of the House
and brew ...hirer a ahtl!aiah in the speak-
er's fare. The .mise Iii his attack nn
Mr. M.I.:was silni.ly political animosi-
ty.
At an anarchist meeting in Paris it was
decided t.. maintain strict secrecy con-
cerning the preparations being made for
a .nonater gathering.
Be met IWOud of thy own good works,
f..r the Judgments et Gad are ..then than
those of mea ; and what pl.eseth men
oftentirnra olmpleaseth Nim.
If we fastest our attestton its what we
have, rather than on what we last, a
very hallo wealth is sulloieat.
eflot Ftha year
ii.iri"t&kILIIBLB
SEIDS SEEDS
Of THE PEOPLE'S STOIIK. 0OI1CHICH. Si sew oy..•nleg out
3
IA LARGE AND WEL1. ASSORTED STOCK OF NEW :t /OM
--('ti lel PIUII I NG ---
'READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS and APS,
.A. FIILL LIN Bi OF BT.A LE DRY QOOL'B,
Whkb be is prepared to sell Cheaper than the cheapest toe CASH. Good Value :r eray 11se.
GRAND -CI-IMA RING SALE !
The wbcrfher is also cleanest off the -
Remainder of His !inter Stock at 11:,: 7 Discount Prime,
OVRHCOATB sold (foe Rt, 01 aid Boar now be bad or IMO and Ile retpectirel}
SUITQfA CLOTHS, w Cr'aalar[ed trrout Mesad impost toil, have been reduced to front )Or. to las; wad
other 'cadets
. WANT BARGAINS CALL T Tthe Goode HE PEOPLE'S )*TOME Z or
.
Ooderieh, Feb.11 1155. W_ MC_ RIDLHSY, Cor. Rlnemon-st. and Swore.
JOHN A. NAFTEL.
CHEAP HARDWARE EMPORIUM.
JaM seeetved, as sa/ortmest of
ItODRBBS' CHOICEST POCKIT AYES
QUALITY AND STYLE "A No. l."
A ENTSwanled for The Lives et .1
the Presidents of the U.S. It
is the Largest, Handsomest
aid best book ever .old for
lees than twice oar price.The teeteet selling
book In America. Imasse pronto to agent►
An Isteniaast "sole wast IL Aayooe can be -
ease w same..agent. Terse free. Address
HAii7T HOOK CO.. Purtlaad. Maine. 115E
Canned
Goods.
WARRANTED.
Chicken 2 lb TIn
Pigs Feet "
Corn Beef "
Tongue "
Mackerel (in Tomatoe sauce,)
Salmon (extra quality)
Lobster,
Mackerel,
Sardines (French),
Peaches (American),
Blueberries.
Tomatoes, d De Cam,
Green Peas (French),'
Green Beans.
Green Corn (American),
French Mushrtwns,
Potted Chicken, Ham A Tongue.
Muvtardand Ginger in 1 lb jars,
CHAS A. NAIRN.
Id
Id
St
Square, °oder/eb, Jan. 13, tAS4.
GODERICH BOILER YORKS
Have Jost rcoslewd a how* stock of
BRASS i IRON STEAM FITTINGS
BOILERS &ENGINES;
Nei► Salt Pans and Boilers
Built ow Itlorle•a Net free
Malt orders for view work asteRrep Ole 511)1
receive prompt att.Iatlos.
CHRYSTAL A BLACK.
West nese 0. T. It grilses.
U0111.1/0. M. ttt11L 1118
OW nt.l
gAsttMNe�hlteNwasFees�
M(y wag egatiaNbelre
s, - .
r -Mab ..-r a i.g ts4atg gate Is ,.eve pe--
- : "sow titer Mo an atnl cants.
Prised estaluges. besMLL
ewtefatag rtr
all ewwy le -
el ashlomega et
Ieee. will y hes
�Rcx1.,
11be Pestes.
anda.ied
Mire."
wain. 41.5415.., Omrla
New Clover Seed
ANTI --
TIMOTHY SEED,
SEED WHEAT,
SEED PEAS,
OATS AND BARLEY,
BUCKWHEAT,
FLAX SEED,
GROUND OIL CAKE,
AND ALL KINDS OF
MANGOLD for TURNIP SEED
TOGETHER WITH
GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY
VARIETY,
FOR RALE AT
SAMUEL SLOANE'S
SEED STORE,
Corner of Hamilton and Victoria
street, Goderich.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral.
No other esenpWar are so Invidious to their at.
pick es thole slioveng the throat and lags : awe
/o trilled with by the a kerity of .deters. Ter
eedlnon eoagh er isle, reseiney pommy' teem.
trfdlsg or eneoaeeioae e.prara, le cafe111 bet the
begitmtne of a fatal Wetness. At'tir'e Omaha
Ps -,o*At W well proven Ib ellteaey la a forty
years' Ott with throat .ad hong dieseese, aid
Amid be taken 1a all tram witbo t delay.
A Terrible Oesgb Cured-
" la URI took a ,.vers Bold, vr'.teh efforted my
lags 1 bed • un1bie eoa5b, stet peened atglst
idler stet wltboet sloth. 71m doctors gave me
eP t frMM AYMC/ CU*kT Fuer, aA4 which
��sneyy Iwo. I� ,f aseeWeep, and
Ofer w
3, es
the idlee
ad UMW the *
..A i. ar
awe we wee efei5.4. 1 em .sow ft years .•M,
hast ewe he.rty, led are aatteaed your Casa
s*-
PetTes.aLm
.wdae. Ho*Ace F'Ala.aOT*ai"
nesmagaera, vt., July t1, tea:.
Osseo. - A nether'. Tribute.
"While ho the ee.watry ten wither ay little
bray. three years 01.1. wee Islets 111 with weep a
ssesasd as If be would .1st from strangslatls.
Meet the frmsly regge0i•.1 tho w of Avis,*
C.aasT t'atTO.At, • 1.4t10 of whirls yr al -
l=
4
w.y. booth he the booThew roe tried he roan
/M IMwwt death and to our delight In ler theebel sister the 'wt., ;Attest wY1reat►Lg me-
Ity. The dower said that ti:-Cttaa.v Par?oaaL
ow lewd
e
darrII.e'. 1111.- yes wider myth/. SOMA AwaviT."
ie Watt 171111 S5.. Now Tert, nay It, ow
" 1 bow send A entre (, . a te.no s lt 1. 1.
f.rallr few 'wend yrMootrgffg, and do ani lsiadfaie W
�e me onothrewe're, otreed. vete1 remedy for (*.&aaei ,
Lake Crystal. NW..,tMarsh it, I.
eight
Our nylon sew reesee - wieeee * re meal//. f was
send by dee me of Ana's C Perrohat.,
Jnears WAt.r.ws.'
SAM* IAA, April a, ISA
1 eswr 5 b prsbe d A Tia .
Cess*T P.rrnbai bvMvt.g se I do that M
14 Ile see 1 eheeld beg else, bee. AW free
le Ire.h bR. 11&41011.11111."y�ibrttee, Tessa, *pril 11 11Ml.
yf0 ears of as e/btMel of the t4nwt or ithia
ester wide.. e.sar be pertly wse.ed by tae ole
01* Tit.'• Colas? M rellA t,.M n w(ll etmp
air* when theAmeee b art shv.dy leveed do
emwd ei tamR/lea
r.hr eat ir,
qr.1. 0. Ay.e ` 0.., Lowell, Mom
.add Wu* Drop&
West Street, next dots' tri ti .',. •t
New MantIe C'oths
A Great ain ri.t
J. C. DETLOR &
Colored Velveteens
IN BR(►WN, BLUE. SLAT[.'AND .STRA.VAILi.RY,
AT
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
Waisted tobaK11011111.1
asciWZF>e�c DED *RoAMI
TwAv Tot• c•x
ORME CONFECTIONERY 'x
t REAL ESTATE
CANNED FRUITS IND FISH5w;
TOR.RCCO, CIG✓IRS, 4e
Domestic sad Foreign F.r,attathe.
Beet and 1mnked flail unser Filth 4*.newton.
A full assortment of all kinds of Nuts.
oysters Nerved la gem eerie Required.
It'E CREAM I q' XE.4 io
Floral heslgn., Wreath., ('rvsmes. Bouquets,
etc., made to order.
/lowering Plser t'metabie, Is town.
V!I-Avg- a
E. BINGHAM'S
RRBTAV RANT,
Coact Howse Square, Dockage -h. Ont
Dec. le. yttg. 111l2 -31n.
IN THE TOWN OF HOHEHICH.
1. A Cerner Let INo. Sol on West s
close to the Sgwete, *swims
2. Lot 1041. near the Park, very plae.sat
station, with view of Lala, auspttstag
staatlolly 'wile 2 more twist Ileum
.table, fruit trees, &c., 41144 0.110.
1 Three end a half Ines Maimed, Y
Kest street. with hetet I'o•sdry, new
41011.04.
real at SIM ON • ear. 11.100 eh
4. Lot on ban 1 el N err, sear the
.7aes.
Their properties an. really sera
more moor:). but new he= t• de sera
Estate, said are therefore otskredemeat tri.
prices. Apply to
amid tees,
Godert eh, Sept. lith. t1B, gilds/
The Chicago House
G 0DERICH.
The Leading Iillinerl Establishment of the
PLUS:IES, BIRDS,
VELVETS,
RIBBONS,
The largest and Beet Assorted Stook in the County to Choose From, at
lifsin Wil BOA'S, - Chicago Howse
Oaderloh. Nov. lg14111n. um.
PLUMES,
LA
1833--04A,XES-..-18
IVe/land Vale, Ao1gy,40, Welland Va
Burrells, '- Burrell's,
and the and the
Simpson Axe. 1X E .. ,S i�i�4svn 1 d x
FULL LINE OF CROSS -CUT SAW;
MANI'FACT('HF:I, HY
R. H. SMITH &CO.
Seceeemer tm J. FLINT
•---.iso
IIPLI LII! LANCBI
Heald Quarter for stool Barb Fence
CATTLE CHAINS AND A1.1. KINDS OF iHARDWARi.
L('OME ANI) SEE FOR YOURS
lt. W.MCKENZ.IE'
0211:111AP ALIIIMIllirAiltin ft.TOj!!o
COURT HOME SQUARE, DODERICB, OWUI
ONee1Nk set 4. NO.