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Ilea. aesre.r wise— nee .f a. Indeww•
dead Per.
Nu doubt the'ranalr that Mr. Wake
°wim pales retiring from the lesdsw-
i 1&i of the Reform party and saying
$reeved to political Isle wee est wing
SO ao east to the oft -repeated react
that there are disagreements among Or
J ups . eo3{w1tses sato w Bich of them shall
mowed him whoa be is gong lir.
Blake may dill be looking at [tie trea-
sury benches through the wrung end of
the telescope, but it is undeniable that
he is the wining man, and that after Bit
John Macdonald, Mr Blake will be the
seat premier. The hope of the Gasser -
vaunts lite in Ste Johu. 1f anything
were to happen to him it would be a
bad ttuag fur the partThis ie wap
parent to all, and has �n said so often,
that it is now accepted as a foregone con-
ciliation oa:all hands. The speeches de-
livered by the Reform leader last ses-
sion rank •.nong the best that have
ever been delivered in the national
assembly. Sir Jo•hn's per.cral magnet -
am end the hold he has upon the affec-
tions
ffecttions if his followers are the only things
which prevent the tide of public opinion
surging over te Mr. Blake's aide. But
these things will go with Sir John, and
then Mr. Blake's time will coma With
such an assurance before him, it is absurd
to speak of his retiring from politiowl
life.—(Tu►ontu Telegram.
tarceer eftrr. w. Walsh.
Agatn we are called upon to record
the death of one of our citizens, •gentle-
man well known to irony of uur readers,
and held in the highest esteem by all.
1Hr. Stephen Walsh has been a resident
of Clinton fur the past nine years, but
bas never enjoyed gond health for some
time, being troubled with a chronic chest
disease. Least week he undertook some
church duties which uv-ertasked, his
strength, and hie was confined to ked.
No serious results were anticipated, but
on Friday he began to fail, and on
Thursday morning sh only before n•.on
he passu away. •
e decamped was horn in Westmeath
County, Ireland, on Dec. 6th, 1818. He
first settled upon his arrival in this coun-
try in 1836, in the township of Cumber-
land, O'Hana County, Quebec, where
he owned a large fano. Selling out in
1854 he moved to Hensel'. on the Lon-
don road, where lie again engaged in
farming. Subsequently he kept a gen-
eral More in Exeter, and for 20 years in
the village r•f Berne. From there he
removed to Ctint•m, where he las since
lived retired.
The deceased was a man of more than
ordinary intelligence, honorable in all
business transactions, and a steadfast
member and local preacher of the Metho-
dist church. in the .lays when settlers
were few. and no such thing as regular
pastors, Mr. Walsh d.d great service for
the cause of christianity, end many can
yet remember the ..rtgtnil,uaint, but
earnest disceurees he preached. In him
the church loses a valuable servant, and
strong supporter. Ile has been a sufferer
for a number of years, but through it ell
he never coniplatued and patiently await-
ed the hour of his release. His house
has bests noted for its hospitality to all
who would go there, f..r years, and no
form will be more mimed from the ranks
of his friends. Mn. Wallah has the symn-
ppathy of the cnnimunity in her sad
bereavement. - [New Era.
Temperance Convention.
The committee appointed to memo are
rangemerts for holding a temperance
eenrenlion in Clinton, to consider the
propriety of submitting the Scott Act,
have decided to call a meeting fee Tues-
day, the 27th nut. It is expected that a
very Targe number of delegates will be
present, no restriction being placed on
the number that may come from each
ledge,atid all temperance workers,wheth-
er •esovat d with soeiehte or not, are
invited.
Th. meeting will he held in the town
hall, commencing its sittings at 10 a.m.,
holding a session in the afternoon, and a
mats meeting iq the evening. Mr. F. S.
Spence, of Toronto, the M.^rwtary of the
Dominion Alliance, and editor of the
Canada ('$firm, and other prominent
temperance workers, are expected robe
present.
The English Parra* rest.
The parcels past system ecliptic' in
Englands some eight menthe since, has
not proved r retire, the receipts
having only amounted to £155,0(}p,
1tg•tnat an estimated expenditure of
£$40,000. it is rather to.. early tc infer
from these figures that the syitem Is a
failure. There are al ways mistakes made
in illangnr.mtidg a dmmnge if this kind,
which practicil experience enables the
authorities to rectify. it would require
a longer trial to ascertain folly whether
the experiment is successful or not.
Though ii has not paid for itself, the
system has supplied a great want in Eng-
land. It is Netter that it should he con -
'liaised and develnp..l by the government
even at some 14 DSO of revenue, than that
the &hose• sure t'• rrsu!t from the ser-
vice
ervice falling int.. the hands of pnratege..r-
porstions should he•,Ih,we'i to take r'r4
Governments can condnct enterpnses
of transportation end cciummnnicat far
more eoonomiallyy and efficiently than
[monopolies ---avoiding on the ane hand
the waste of capital involved by c-mip.e-
tition, and on the other the extortion el -
ways practised by • private corporation
where competition does tint exist.
The tendency oil the times is to plant
all quasi -public undertakings of this seri
under government ownership ..r (-noire',
and to aline private express companies
too take the place of the Bnelish parcels
port would be a retrograde step..
The Three
The three ruling powers Press, Pul-
pit and P,ttie..la -appear to to. ranged
on the side of the Sc. it act to this est y
and enema, N.p.deon once said he
feared three newepsrers more than
10o,nim haynesets. and Wendell foul
hpa is authority f..r the statement that
{M "awap,p.r is parent. sehnel, pulpit,
and o.wneel4.r, all in one
it may torn out when the rote
v amps that .h,.key ms mightier than the
omen ae the pen ms .mightier than the gm,
lit Thomas Tones.
?headline .ess.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY MAY 9, 1884.
tsar Jetta klaedunald has vetoed the
Oaten* Lissome Duties me peril last
men" fixing the prise of known The
names ter its iiieenasesi is 14 dismfim-
keenee whisk tib .d very peeper ly made
between Dominion mid provisael lees
see. Axing lbws Waal wader the ewer
..rued by oke *Mewl pew+Mrat at
shoat twin the police of Ontario Sienese.
Mod of Ike ligusraelless, boding the,
they had to pay so much extra fee int-
im their adherence to the Duwintoo
license system. naturally preferred to
save exposes by taking out provincial
lioe.ses. The dinghies**, comes jest
in time to prevent Dominion license -
holders from having to pay the double
n lea
It is as unwarrantable an interference
with the nghts of Ontario as any that
has yet been attempted. The act was
clearly within the scope of the proal leg-
islature, whose right to tea licenses is
undoubted, whatever the decision may
ultimately bs as to the nght of i.wing
them. As to the discrimination oum-
plained of, it was simply a measure of
e lf -defence in the struggle for the rights
el the province.
The latest instance oil the insolent con-
tempt of Sir John Macdonald fur the
principle of provincial autuuowy should
arouse the sternest spirit of resistance on
the part of every patriotic citizen. if
he Cali disallow a weasure like the Li -
antes Duties act, there is nothing to pre-
vent his vetoing any enactment of the
provincial legislature, no matter how
necessary 14. our well-being or how fully
in accord with the wishes of the great
maturity of the people of Ontario.
If the people tamely submit to such a
wanton defiance of right in infringement
of their constitutional prerogatives, they
will have proved their unhtnes fur pelt -
tical freedom. The rule of the Cate of
Russia would be better adapted to their
stage of development than the liberties
which they were too mean-spirited and
servile to maintain.
But we believe that Macdonaldam has
about reached the end of its tether, and
that the effect of this latest usurpation
will be Stu intensify the growing senti-
ment in favor of such a constitutional
change as shall place our provincial rihta
1 beyond question or interference.—[To-
ronto News , Ind.
The Two Latium Laws.
whams tae Net....
Mr. Matthew.' lad $10,000 when 15.
bribe* was working, Balfour got
Velum $1.000, 41111,0110 was port 1st
the rtasslem 94000 swift boll me
J tali. Whore then is the iliac WOOS
Dor. W ilhine°. asps h. * eat le
partite es wham bele busied tet le pea.
.
This erylemstine is sota$tiitl ether weir
factory to thew who suppliedthe mosey.
,fee tar..sl wow
J miasmal was delivered Ttisdny by
lir. Altos, Q.C. , at O illewb
onetime raised as te No right .1 Stewart
sk Mcl'►.rsos, of Hamilton, to the
01,000 bribery mosey paid by McKim to
the Speaker. His Lordship expeaesed a
d roog ilea, in favor of the creditors'
right to the money, bio in view of the
fast that an appeal would be taker from
lis decision in any event, be refrained
from making any order so M 1.. save
ousts. Proceedings will now be tikes to
bring the case before the court next
month. J. O. Scat, Q.C., appeared for
the speaker, and Mr. Clement for the
claimants.
The Dominion liquor act is !mire gene-
rally acre;,ted in Montreal than it is in
Tunmtu. Montreal three hundred
Dominion -licenses hare neon taken out,
while in Toronto there will only he a
few. The t tntario Government has
pledged itself to stand by all who take
out Ontario licenses, but the Dominion
Government has given nu assurance that
it sill stand by those who take out Do-
minion li.•,ensea. Th. result is that all
who mould secure Ontario licenses have
taken thous Those who sell under Do-
minion licenses here will only be those
who could not secure lioenses from Oti-
tario. It is intimated that the Ontario
Government will proceed against all
who sell under a Dominion license. The
!penalties under the McCarthy act have
been suspended, but the penalties under
the Crooke' act are still in force.--lTor-
onto Telegram.
realIleal MerMMy.
The I.idepe.a $cat has made BobsiMeon
famous. The philosophic editor, from
his quiet retreat, takes a leisurely sur-
vey .f men and things, and gives expres-
sion to views, wise and otherwise, on
current events. Mr,ralizing on the con-
spiracy case he says :- -"The trial will
won commence—we shall in due time
learn the result. In the meantime we
may repeat what we have often said be-
fore, that in this eminently Christian
colony which contains ad• many churches,
clergymen, bishops, it is not possible for
a man to commit any crime which can
injuriously affect hu social standing, or
which will lead to hie expulsion from the
-'best satiety.' Will drunkenness t Ask
at I lttawa Will bribery 1 Ask at To-
ronto. Will stealing letters 1 Ask at
Montreal. Will dishonesty and dis-
honor f Ask anywhere." Why should
there be so much ground fur queries like
three f
Canty affairs.
Rideau Hall, at Ottawa, the residence
of the Govemur-General, is rather •
costly affair. Those who have seen the
homely edifice would scarcely suppose
that it hes Dost the Dominion of Canada, i
for purchase money, tent. repairs and 0
maintenance, no les than $701,670. This
corers the coat since C..nfederstiou, to
the end of last June. For half a million
of money we etteht to have had quite •
palsies for ou.- Viceroy. For nearly
three-quarters of a million we have only
got Rideau Hall. The building, how-
ever, is not any moire expensive than the
occupants. For fire years --frons 1878
to 1883—we have paid for salaries to
Governor and officials, 0945.390 ; for
traveling ezpenses, *72,441, and for
contingencies, $99,1162 -making in all a
mwlerste outlay of $1,217,433. The
United States ran run the President's
office for • fifth of what our 'Viceregal
establiehment nets us. it is no wonder
that while the debt of the l'.ited States
to decreasing rapidly every year Our debt
Is increasing with railroad spent --(Ad-
vertiser.
rr.hlb/ties be 6- reMag Oa.
He must he blind who cannot perceive
that the tenmp.ranc. sentiment is making
gigantic strides in ('auada. There are
sererel distinct clamant of people behind
it. There is the teetotaller or probtbi-
ti.•cist, wh . hats strong drink for its
d whe
t with a
,ven Sakti, zeal hat mmoe..P.ste a denounces i
ting. ' religions
fanaticism There is the moderate drink
.r, who will not npp.s, temperance
assures bewails* they are w re.p.eetahle
or lemons, drink is injuring h,s sen nr
gone other rag tire. And there is the
weak vessel who hides drink and despises
honed( for yielding to it, het with whom
dunking has become a disease. H.
would fain Ire e...tenet •,hind himsolf,
and hundreds of such woad rode for a
Low to put drink ono of their nwn reach.
A sign of the tire,• was the pareage last
week by the ltl•nmt.'hs legislature .4 •
complimentary reenlntinn In favor of
prohibition. D eihtleas the gust ttia
1•wity of those who voted for that
MMus ion are drink/in themselves, hist
behind therm there asset be a large nem
bet ..1 constituents who are not.
An old and skilled New York physi-
cian, when interviewed on the hot water
craze, said :—"It has sung been used.
It is an internal wash ; nothing mon ear
lees. As such it is excellent. An old
trainer of pries fighters used to tell et.
about it before I had wen heard of it
elsewhere, He mid he bed cured every-
thing, from toothache to rheumatism,
with it. My lady patients often beg me
to proscribe it for them, and 1 very often
do so ; sometimes because I think it like-
ly to de good, and sometimes bemuse. 1
don't think it will do any hare.
Masontoro. D.C. ,
I�sy ilio►, l8g0.
(inert oras—Wei* (tar. a wisK
for • len time hem Nervosa prostration
and newmd bWi4, I was advised to
try Hop Sitters. I leve taken we bat-
tle, and I bare bee. rapidly ruin Me-
ter ever awe, and I think st the bast
Illtedf.i.e I ever ted. 1 am now
atre.Btk std appetite, which wee
tarns, anti I was- in despair until I triad
goer Mem I am now well, able top 1
sheet and do soy owe work. Before
taking it I w .ompistely prostrated.
Mss. MAST HTcaar. •
Ne household should a eenudered
complete without • bottle of Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Ours is in the closet.
It is the only remedy that will positively,
permanently and promptly cure all fonts
of kidney diseases. Sold by J Wilco.
2m
How I. BUY C*itxaD F.tR.—Dr.
Johnson, of Brooklyn, im a paper on
p.iwning by canned fruits and meats,
gires the following directions as to select-
ing canned fruits : Reject every can that
doe• not show the golden line of rosin
around the edge of the solder of the cap,
the same as is seen on the seam of the
side of the can. All others, the doctor
claimed, were sealed with murtatic acid.
Reject any and every can that shows any
rust around the cap on the inside of the
head of the can. Rust proves that there
was air inside, and consequently fermen•
talion. Reject any can that dote not
bear the manufacturer's panne. Before
buying press the bottom of the can up,
and if the contents aro decomposed the
tin will rattle Ti.:the bottom of the oiler
of your sewing -machine. If the contents
are sound, the b..ttutn will be solid and
impossible to push uta.
The well known strengthening primer.
ties of Iron, combined with other tonics
and a most perfect n.rrine, are found in
Carter's Iron Pills, which strengthen the
nerves and body, and improve the bloat
and complexion. 1m
CIREAT 313.44-1R.C11..416.41sT,P1 FOR OA 1
Whet Te note
u lwsblsd with asMir-keenest
sere use �ropor vWOirbolic Censer.
You wet uIaves
bealtatp. closes
iaer sad eeopietety rooming near amebic.
time Mama is out of order. make with it a few
deem et Mdiregor. speedy Cum hest U.
Ruses drew store. >•••
Weal Iliewaseied.
A liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce • case of Liver,
Kidney or Sdrnach complaint that Mee-
tric hitters will Iso[ speedily Bare. Bring
them along, it will net you nothing for
the medicine if it fails to core, sad you
wilt be well rewarded for your trouble
besides. All Blood disarms, Biliou.-
nees, Jaundice, Constipation, and gene-
ral debility are quickly cured. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money relund.d
Price only fifty cents per bottle. For
sale by J. Wilson. [5]
National Pills art promptly upon the
liver, regulate the bowels and as a pur-
gative are mild and thorough.
..ekles•a Ararea aster.
The greatest medical warder u. the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruises,Cuts,Cloers, Salt Rheum, eum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblaimii
Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all
Skin Eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, Or money refunded 25c.
per box. For sale by J. Wilson. ly.
vital l..Mlea.
Ask the most eminent physician
Of any school, what is the beat thing
in the world for quieting and allaying all
irritation of the nerves and curing all
forr-..s of nervous complaints, giving na-
tural. childlike refreshing sleep always?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form of Hips !"
C.APT6a I.
Ask any or all of the most eminent
physicians :
•What is the hest and only remedy
that can be relied ontocure all diseases of
the kidneys and urinary organs ; such as
Bright's disesse, diabetes, retention or
inabili'q to retain urine, and all the dis-
eases and ailments peculiar to Women --
"and they will tell You explicitly and
emphatically " •Buchu. "
Ask the same p,hycisians,
"What is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia ;
c.mstif.ation, indigestion, biliousness.
-malarial fever, ague, &c.," and they will
tell you .
"Mandrake ! or Dandelion '
Hence, when these remedies are com-
bined with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters,such
(Cu.cl.ded next week.) ua
H_ RIDDITY',
at TM! ruori.r. MAL oor t g. is sew go/ag eel
A LA1O6 AND WELL ABSORTID STOCK OF NEW OOODS
First !'rise again at haat Prev:scial Show. Prise awarded for Wire as sold on the Spool—sot
for the fence. Very largely used en .11 the mischief railway linea of the Itondales.
Per nal, by J HN A. NAPTICL. Cheap Hardware lmporfant. Godeetc h
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READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS,
♦ 7'QLL L=iR or Z tea 7zibZ 0-003:041.
whish be le pr.pavd s. ash Ck••sa• ass the teeepe R ttf'VAfi• tined ` else harm* um.
C+RAND OLE. INCIF BALE !
Tow subscriber is also elssriag oti the
Remainder of His Winter Stock at Head Himont Purees
OV stlx)ATti prey buggy mid n,r to Ire and Mess sow a ha or H. M mea M reQsetivel
SUITING CLOTHS, which ceased from Mc to $1, harm bees reduced to from 4.c. le Ilea
esker seeds te loe. t' sad i.sp.ct the Heeds and Prones veli ki w N set es
sat
17 YOU WANT HA ROA INS CALL AT •'THII PEOPLE'S amok!
osdsriehjTu. w ISIS. W. H_ RZIDLRT, (br. llapree•.L W Moan
HUGH DUNLOP,
Fashionable Tailor,
W ES'I' STREET,
Hatt the Finest Assortment of Goods for Fall Wear to Choose From.
IT YOt' WANT
. Nobby Snit at a Reasonable Price,
CALL OV
HIGH D TJ NLOP..
BOOTS AND SHOES
At the ,))deet Established:Shue Store in Town,
In Endless varietyo
tc suit the most fastidious and th most economic bays
MY WINTER STOCK
Is now complete, and I take pleasure in infvneing my customers that at as
vioue time have I bad such •
Large & Varied 8*I
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Ynumwd Abe Wen
it is a positive fact that no such ralue in foot weer ase 1l•amneinerlheen
CUSTOM WORK
of every/grade still receives my prompt and careful attention, and will be made..
in the most approved styles by Bret-claes workmen, end
of the very bed matefial obtainable. R --
E_ DO ccrN2wG--'
CIGARS. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
A full line of all the Leading Patent 3ledieinen always kept on hand
(Physicians Prescriptions a Specialty.)
. GEORGE R$7NN0,
BLAKES BLOCK, THE SQCAREj
BOOTS&SHOES
=o Weci.dtup 411
Big t. announce to the Public that they have opened business in the above Sloe'
in the store lately occupied by Horace Newton. Having purchased a large and
well assorted stock of Spring and Summar Goods at awe figures, we are determine
to give the Pnblic the benefit.
QUICK SALES & BULL PROFITS WILL BE 01111 I6T'f0,
ii
/►1'leue ell and eauoioe our RuaL before elsewhere.
jar the place, mit door to J. W iM�/� Drug Store.
)!f'uw�m work .ill peon or special attention.
Air but the best of material used and first -clam �m�y �yW.
Please tall and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
jar Remember the next J. Wilsow's Store.
jtrCustom will receive our special attention.
Air None best material used tint -clam wovktiss.gllmy d,
pm -Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice
march 9 ,gm. DOWNING -& WEDDUF
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The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
LAND RECIULA TIONB_
The t'orap•nt n1Fv Ian,1. .chitin :to t:0i1'rat 11e11 aloe/ the ms!n line. and In Aoetbere
Manitoba, at prices ranting from
12.50 PER ACRE
upwards. with condition. rrgn.ring . tri,. i, ,.',
A rebate for rnttlratten rel freeen Il ea 1. tans se per sere. aerording to pet, gem fee the
land. allowed on ernes,.. n'ditinns The corn oft.r lands oimhont conditions
settlement or talof, Minn
7'111' 11 'l ;R i'L' S1sCTIONS
along the Main Line. i. e.. therv14l none'“ nett
o.ieRrl for sal. ..n nirantawr.w. •et-..,..:.
ate cullratan,
RE M OTE D
P H I I.I O
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has Removed to Hamilton -St., Near the Square, Godeerioh
--mAVU N%11.t. Fi'RNIS11 OR MAKE UPI --
Bents' Clothing in Fashionable 8t,1:'; at Lowest Prices.
MI TSAR% r LTHISI sews. w.-r..tli A W*1ALTT. r nrser [Pig
NMie r.N/TLt ATTtrtttn. TS. 5 I Tn ASINIIMMIt
PHIIA NOBLI. HAMIL,rQN-BTBUr, OODBRICH.
Ari Wall Papper.
New utast this or nee wish ensue two ante enema at terve, t. ase Duller. teem Iger
Ile
e ►N ere
within nn.mIlw WIIway.atenow
per .. s in—enured to eedenake thole 20
Boons of LL Utast
TERMS OF PAYMENT
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I'urrha.en mat pa) .neairth In cal.. and ,e,. Milner. Is awe sa.sal leM.mm..ta, with
arses at MIN VICR CENT. per semen. ea- ad. u, a I. an. -e.
Parties pereleasiug AMMAN nsadlie.w+ .4 . tat irel1..n. .III meet.. a IMad of Peavell-
an.n at t i,ne of perches. If pa)e.ent H movie in toll
Tetramer• may he rasa. is LAND 1111 a N r 114. Int. whMh will be se.pt.d at lee pas
.•.w. pee via. oe their par rater and arr.ed entree.. Thaw Haas men he obtained en me
plkalMm st the hawk d Stosivsl. Montreal w sI say of tr• age.et
rum PPSMft a.4 t`0704TN/!ftt tie SA .sa all aferie ie. with memo' le the
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char. of 1.... apply t. JOHN H McTA{V,�RH. bead 1',wsi Wheats/qt.by.
st the Ilsard.ad
HA imam DRIN[Wa
Demos
Dsautitai sauce. and .t peiwlasa then very mash Intortor geeda, Call aN pts Ilam
are the bora rales la tows. awl meat bees*
The Latest Spring Baaar Pars and F&shs,
AT IIU r1 E W!3