The Huron Signal, 1884-6-27, Page 4TED sOOTT ACT.
OewMeedtal '-Irreales Mewed by the Br•w-
i ere and Ktltlrre to te/ese.vs to
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The Brewers, Wine and
Tett Me,.kalat•' Protective AssucaatIon,
which Messrs. Swum 0 Keefe, F.
Meaning, Re# Davies, Geo, S. Michie,
T. B. Taylor, A. L Millard, J. M. Lot-
tridNe, end James S. Millett compose
the Provincial Executive Committee,
have issued the following contidental
bM • circular, which the adtocat.s of the
tioott Act hare got hold of and are mak-
" tag use : —
▪ "1a view of the serious nature of the
attack now being metre all along the lute
by the prohibitionists, the brewers and
wine and spirit merchant* in this section
have deemed it necessary to form • Do-
minion Protective Assuctatiet. Already
Shirty -two ceanttes in Ontario, have hem
Nalseted, in all of which they ',repeat'
hieing • vote un the Scott Act between
M and the let of November. If they
gamy even a bare majority uf the comi-
ties of t tnteno, they are to a i•• anion to
>ieratd front the (:overeruent td ('stare
w iuMlmeet of their pledge, '•that if the
.Maury pronounced in favor .1 the pnn
Attle of prohibition, it would be Yrsut-
ed
At the present time the whole of
Prince (Edward Island, two-thirds of
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Brunswick have been carried for the
boott Act, and if a majority of the coun-
ties of this Province also go, prohibition.
without compensation, is the altematite.
In view of the grave character of the po-
sition, we have started this organiztiou
with the hope that every man iutereeed
in the business will unite to defend his
trade against the fanatical onslaught in-
augurated. Arrangements have been
made with Mr. E. King Dodds, and an
ethcseot staff, to c.uteat every inch at
territory, and educate the public mind to
apopereiate the great injury that will be Greek gals- "Then are not thirteen of
done to the country by the passage of
such unjust laws. To see -nspluh this us for dinner t'• inquired his cousin,
purpose a large amount of money is Count Bismarck -Bohlen, counting t e
al Every• brewer here bas sub- coven 0112 day at Rheims. ••Ni. ; that's
one thousand dollars, the ds• right, f•or the rniituter has an objection
tillers ten thousand dollars, and all the to that. Another time, when the"
other Matches of the trade have bora
were
really thirteen of us at tahle, I
drew the attention of Bucher, who sat
beside me, to the fact. But he bade ins
not to say anything about it, as it would
put the chief into low spirits- On the
14th of October, 1870, General Royer
me( the Chancellor at Versailles to nego-
trta • tiate en behalf of Benno*. But Bis-
marck dues not mem to have arranged
LJeeseed TMnallest. anything definitely with him on that
day. He asked in the bureau what day
A amnion of the Licetued t ictudters of the month it was. "ahs 14th, your
at the Casty of Horon,was bold at Clio- Ezo.11ency." "ahs 14th ! That was
ton, on Thkrsday of last week. There Hetehktrrh and Jena. No business
should
Per -
were about eighty hetet keeper and be ,ncluded on that day Per•
I'
other mesbers of the Assrrciatien pros- tape it occurred to hire, too, that this
ant. TiN feeling was unanimously in 14th of October was a Friday. In 1852
favor of eppwiig the passage of the Scutt Ire arouse from Blsnkenburg to his wife
Act to the bitter err[, and the advisabi• "I had' but ns gelid at l.etzlingen this
me asago. It was a
lity of ''boyo tting" all three who might t Friday '1' And hehad nt a same year he writes
sign petitions, or take auy active pert in to her from Nelle : "1 kept cogitatingflsTar,of the Aar, was ctmsiderwd, bot''" all durin.i the journey yesterday
understand, better ceatade prevailed, whether, after all, it were not Friday.
and the •sneer of the boeeting was decid-
edly . '1.04.440 any such aggrawaere mos- It was a •lir...elosh.,. at any rate." In
sere.. It was dbceda-d to furnt au or• proof of which fan goes on to mention a
nn •tre,n fee the puniest of carryingseries of small discomforts expetienced
THE HURON sIaNAL. FRIDAY' JUNE 21, 1884.
Atter derutieltsl'esrviees, the aseettng
broke up at an early hour.- (Kitosrduns
Reporter.
T. the trollies .1 time Itaesatter-
Deaa Sia, —�: �a tai b•.e reported
that at a oonvoafise of btrtelkeep•rs and
others opposed to the ¬ Aet, it was
agreed t•. charms tee double rates tor my
mea aad teams at hotels, I have received
• large number of lettere from all uvea
the aunty, offering to tweet& *mont-
laudation for my men .ad horse.- I
take the method of tb.uking all thuse
generous friends for their kind oder. I
would hate answered sootier, but being
absent in New York, I was not aware
that 1 had become su offensit• to the
hutelkeele.rs,and as i have lust returned,
and have nut yet own my men, 1 have
nut dentinitely decided what my course
in the future tiny be. I may have to
stall myself of there generous offers. lit
the meantime, I may .ay that I have too
•bjectiou to pay higher rates 1.. hotel -
keepers, if present rates are net remu-
nerative, but 1 cannot sacrifice my right
as a citizen to /morose Inv judginent tit
respect t.. what I tnsy regard to be for
the public interest, for the sake of ub-
tattung cheaper accommodation for my
nom and teams in connection wittt my
business. 1 am, yours, &e.
D. I). \\'tuoe.
Seatorth, June 19th, 1881.
Prince lutea arih'. aapersilelea..
After the battle of (Involute° there
was some speculatiun one day et dinner
as to what would be the result of a com-
plete cuquest of France. and the Chan-
cellor concluded an exposition of his
views ou the subject with the words,
"[tut we should not speak of the bear-
skin before we have shot our bear I
ain't! that I am snlwntttisus iu thew
matters." Perhaps something crossed
his nand about the {trudge of the old
equally liberal. Mr. Dodds, will in $
few days, call upon you for your co-
operation, and we do hope that every ef-
fort will be made by y..0 to assist him in
the carrying out of the object which ie
of such suet importance to our inter-
Owed s. Terse towad-
♦I all sanious, whoa the system is fol
awl Ike dig.stire powers feeble, ur the
iver and kidneys inactive, Burduck
Blood bitten are impaired. 2.
out
sero ,...,t,, ouch as at inn infested with
ort tf.r wishes cf the mating. The
new ,•,gnniration has been „died '.Toe bugs, infamous coffee, Jew peddlers,
True Temperance and Anti -beset Act "■..roe 'princesses' from the Rievnpras.,'
AN.•uati..n,•• ai.d the follnwinR gen
tle.
and an obtruin re pricy -councillor
Men were nP1•ointtd officers. vis : Wm. ((.Ar;mirrttA) who travelled in the same
Clegg, Win¢hani, president ; G. E. Jack- coupe. When the title of "Count" was
Cerin, Eguw.nd t ilk, rice -president ; L about to be oder d to him, he hesitated
Thorne, ;sesf.•rth. rrcretary ; N. Rub. for a king time whether ur not he should
n on, Climes., treasurer. Matiagingeem- acceptit ;,for he knew that a number of
mitten --John Dinsley, %Ingham ; Fred
families which had acquired
Frqy, Brussels : B. Ccs, Guderich the title had become extinct In a com-
parativelyJohn Farmer, Exeter ; Jas. 111eaore, Clio- short space of time. "The
ton, and the otticers. The object of this
can not afford it,", he remarked,
when mentioning the mutter. On the
now erre ciatiif, off crone, to oppoos evening of the 3:;d tit Novem5er, 1870passageIles passage off the
the `meet Ad m thisa.un• as we were sitting at tea at Versailles. he
ty, its members are composed uf satire,
began to speak about his death, and
energetic mei, eh.. will spare neither
time nor mousy to acnrmplish their tib stated definitely the age to which it was
emu Pict, and if the beet Act committee
that he should attain, and the
! lout t wish to succesafufly meet theta stiff cis- year in which it was appointed that he
• if 1 eumvent their rfli.rta,tl.ey must needs he should der. "I know it." he insisted,
Bret up and doing. Already this new s.octet when 1 remonstrated with him on the
nand has arranged for the t•nl.leeatien of a subject ; "it is a mystic number."
poop) paper . me three ••r (our thousand copier. Seven years later, at 1'amn, he repeated
•,ut the coun•y, ant' this remarkable circumstance, but added,
the gtatuituusly threugh
ps.perJ of which will lie circulated each week the same assurance to the narrator of
more
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other active means are 1•etng taken to in. ("'d, ln'wever, only knews. -(Moritz
in Ha r s Magazine for July.
Bosch,
• fluence the public n:::.d in thea facer.
Pre.rstatlas ret t • ole.
On Thursday rv.t.it,g week, about
eighty of the many trrue;s and admirer
of the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Davey, gath-
ered at the parsonage and gave them an
agreeable surprise. The c,sit•'rs were
cordially weleoined *viii senor hail the
bonus at their gap:sal Nearly every
appointment on the circuit was reply-
rented. All seemed eager to do honer
to the tester and his esteemed wife, who
have labored among ns fur the last three
years, girit:;; the ret:nest satisfaction
After supper Mee. -Stals tour- Ilia slaws -i
and disclosed the 'object of the gather- -
ing. Mr. Temple, o1 Berrie. read an
address, end Mr. 1hoteettun. t.f Bethtl,
we behalf of the citr'tit presented Mr.
Davey with a purse of $;d'. Mr. Stur
ggeooton on b -half l ..f the 111. Ir. presented
Mn- L)Ai-uy wan a siltci hell knife and
fork 1.1 ca•:y loess ii.: 1t•ee. and fimah,
Mr. Y' ung having prey uosiy read t!te
follows:a address:
"L).•ar Mrs Davey—Bef.,:e y.
'pasture we take the pl.asine it. prest•nt-
you wish this token a. an express.•.1i of
our appreciation tet ye• :r Murine.. Y.•u
hive been untiring in seer offvete to M-
iran,* the cause of (loll. We fell ourvelTeo
*venially indebted to you in Berrie. In
the Hnnday.cha.•l and in the choir se
• shall mita you very much. in you the
ehoir shall loose a leader whrmi place it
will be hard to till. Your lively sl'ints
and kindly nature will ensure you
friend, wherever you m.y go, but n.tne
eMyrnter lean in Rervie. We beg yois to
uee•pt the as it me(hentn (ries your
/friends in Berrie.
Mr Davey replied very fee:ingly to
theme osptwai..ns .if geed will.
Messrs. Thom perm, Stewart. SI urg-•..n,
Ohm, Cuyler and liuhha made short
ap.eehes in which they expressed l:trly
regrets on the remo. al of Mi and Mi.
jib And.rann, of Dun:ann..n. when
Balled r•e by the c baimmn, mid that the
ahnrch at /)engem,. n, had tasted with
Mr.
Nei to aro R. rt• Crrrui• •ntettata•and Agra lLoy With greatest rabic-
i
efireeBJan ego, and that
h. weal
i Ybe opidal cd this
The waits fur Cumh.t4aad have been
towed fur the 26th • •I Jame pati $rd of
July, and fur Megantie, Qom.. ter 30th
of June and 10th of July.
The well kttuwn etrongtkeuing presser -
ties of Iron, combined with •atter tunics
and a moot perfect nervine, are Towed in
Carter's Iron Pi1L, which strengthen the
nerves and body, and impru% a the hood
and complexion. 1s
Trellis sr Brea/ Bretton.
Great orators hare not scrupled to use
the arts cf the actor to produce their ef-
fects. L.rd Brougham, while protesting
against the rejection of the Reform Bill
by the House of L.rds,cri.d nut : "I im-
plore you open my knees ' ' kneeling be -
fere them on the ••wool- sack ," un which
the Lord Chancellor sits when presiding
in the House r f L•rda. Sheridan, hart
ing finished his (annals speech in the trial
of Warren Hastings, sank beck appar-
ently fainting in the arms of his friends.
h:•lisnmjjurlce, at the end of a , 6,
upon tit. atreciti.i which might be ex-
p,•cttd iFeM the Trench in cast of an he.
nasi"n, drew forth an *pommies two-
rel:eel dagger, and, exclaiming, "Thu is
the weapon which will be pointed at your
thin:.ts and mine dashed it on the floor
with a tragic gesture. Shortly afterward
Lord ('aunts, speaking against Burke
who oat suspected of hating amassed
his wealth dishonestly •,exclaimed • "And
this is the weeper which is motel with
fatal effect against you and me drag -
gine out, with Bark''s gesture, a tite-
p and note- 4s every one locked to
ere Mot dash it 011 the Suer, he quietly
folded it and put it in his p ecket. One
of the Most noted criminal lawyers now
in this a .ottri. whits pleading the cause
..1 his cartit... invariably s'•nverceme by
his inns t. ttc • and wr• i.s that his voice
fails, he chokes. sols. aril is forced to sit
down to reeuver himself. '•f should
tbiak, Mr. D—," said J,td,re M ---
to kis, lately, "that the jury would
tllder.taail your lids drama by this
time. ' "Al, your boner forgets, .std
0--. his eyes te:nk'e, "that it is al-
wYs a new jury ltelure whom I }day.
Prince l:ismarck has a pre'foun.l c n-
tewpt net nnly for such tricks of '•ratory.
but Lor oratory itself. "1t tie but the
gleam th•tt hid. truth," he said lately :
"your el..luent fellow s like a woman
who has •t naturally Ane figure and whn
*crews It Into stays and toter+ it with
tate!-.. finery.
•
W beeee't. Tares rear aetea. Rd.
NURSING MOTHERS AND
Wheeler's Kuser of i'hospbates and l'alt
says of great value tut mslntae.ing strengtb.
presenting aeurmla or poor blood. giddlness
lead prwtranea w common lo delicate mastl-
tuttens during the period of lactation. Being
composed of food elements- it promttes the
health of the emitter. and the development of
the child without the e'antt.r of depraved
tabus which at result from the use of stim-
ulants so often injudiciously prescribed -
a MaN11a. Dlseeteey.
Wm. Johnson, of Huron, Lek., writes
that his wife had been trtubled with
acute Bronchitis fur many years, and that
ali remedies tried irate no permanent re-
lief, until he precured a bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery fur Consumptiun,
Coughs and Colds, which had a niftiest
effect, and prtduced a permanent cure.
it is guaranteed t.. cure all diseases of
Throat, Lungs ur Bnottchial Tubes,
Trial bottles free at .1. Wilson's drug
store. Large size $1.00. (5)
sew Lire rbr Fuselies. Weakened by Ole
ease. eehallty sad Mrlptlen.
The Great German Invigorator is the
only specific for impotency, nervous de-
bility, universal lassitude, forgetfulness,
pain in the back or sides, no matter how
shattered the system may be from ex-
cesses of any kind, the (treat German
Remedy will restero the 'est functions
and secure health and happiness. $1.00
per hex, six boxes few 85-00. Sold`by
all druggists. Sent en receipt 'ef price,
postage paid, by F .1. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, sole rgent for United States, Cir-
culars and testimonials sent free. Gold
by Geo. Rnynas, Kele agent fur Gude-
rich 3m :
Well rewarded.
A liberal reward will be paid t.. any
p$rty who will produce t ease of Liver,
Kidney or Stninach complaint that Elec-
tric Bitters will not speedily cure. Bring
them along, it will oat yon nothing for
the medicine if it fails to cure, and you
will be well rewarded for your trouble
besides. All Blood diseases, Bilious-
ness, Jaundice, Constipation, and gene-
ral debility are - kly cured. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed •r money retuntted
Price only tifty cents ler nettle. For
sale by J. \\'il«.n. i51
May [take from neral« ptwsandsawe
when yam two buy a kaeranteed cutis M
Wilsons drug store (1)
A Batman's Termer/4r. -- For
Cough, Cold or any Brenchicst affeeien.
"Pectora,- in my opinion, s last the
thing. I have used it tit uty faintly foe
(sough. sad Colds fur the past lour years
with the roust uuasne.i sucees , cud to-
day my opinion of it ie that i continue
to think still more of that which 1 bq,an
tkiaking well ul.
Gan Karr, Manager Ontario Barrer,
Pickering.
Prig 25 Dents at all drugvista. w
W-Astixt:Tue, D.C.,
May 15th, 1884.
l:g\TLEMLY--Having been a sufferer
for a long time from nervous prostration
and general debility, 1 was advised to
try Hop Hitters. I have taken one bot-
tle, anti- 1 have been rapidly getting bet-
ter ever one., and i think it the best
medicine I ever used. 1 act now gaining
strength and ammo, which was all
gone, and I was In despair until I trted
your Bitters- I am cow well, able to go
about and do my own work. Before
taking it I WAS completely prostrated
auto, M.tav Srr'AIT. -
James Item ley. Biamtlton. says • "1 read the
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
il+vttig retired from the Limier beelaesse, I .ow devote may attention to
G- 0-0 ICRIES
wane 1 will edit lower Wm awf brain la the ~tote. Illy facilities for handling
'tJ"GA1'
1).h Cossp shier , 1 plot most from the Redaery la ..r load lob- • 1 e/so make • M
specialty of wiring
Sugar -Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon.
LJRD tisOLID BY T2i21 PAIL_
woad Ina folbwthti �g quulatloas :
STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR, 11 !to for $1.00.
COFFEE $IT(IAR, t2 ttta for 1.00.
BRIGHT YELLOW, 14 ttla for 1.00.
West Bide Court house Square. Goderieb.
0-=O_
HUGH DUNLOP
Fashionable Tailor
__ WEST STREET,
testimonials tar Mctiregor s epeedy lure and t� �•�aw:,..'o
found 1 had not to go to New fork mussel- tuient fIt 'Suitt1bK•s vtsFrom.
pixie. Louisiana ur Texas to And firing wlt-
mosrs of its value. we have plenty of persons • Ir you' WAI1T
right here to prove its merits. 1 got a bottle
and itloo helped Fever richt nd Indigestion ' w� w had
k A Nobby Suit at a Reasoaable Price
with Bilious Firer and ladeshoo M I think
any one could he. 1 have taken three bottles
and an. nearly wetl and can ear auy klad of
food without It hurting ate. 1 may say 1 am CALL UN
better than I ever expected to be. Fre trial
bottles at 0. Rhymes'. ro+
Not another Pill shall t•o down my
threat again, said a citizen, "when I can
get such a lerotnpt and pleasant euro for
my bilious attacks, 'as Dr. Carson's Stom-
ach Bitters. It renders the blood pure
and cool and nukes a splendid spring
medicine. Large beetles 50 cents.
National Pills purify the blood, regu-
late stomach, herr and bowels. m
Ir. the history of medicines no preps
ration has received •such universal cum-
rnendatiou for the alleviation is affords,
and the permanent cure it effects in kid
nay diseases, as Dr. Van Buren's Kiuney
Cure. Its action in these distressing
complaints is simply wonderful. Sold
by J. Wilson. :len
,
HIIGH D 1U NLOP_
CIGARS. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSOR'FMF.\T IN TOWN
A full line of all the I.'auling Patent .iodieint. always kept on hand
(Physicians Prescriptions a Soecialty.)
F Thea.and. Stay se.
T. W. Aitkins, (trd, Kan., writes : GEORGE 3 .A
'1 never hesitate er itate to recommend your
Electric Bitten to my c st..mers, they
rive entire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers.' Electric Bitten are the purest
and best medirne known anti will posi-
tively cure Kidney and Liver complaint.
Purify the blood and rezulate the bowels The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
No family can afford to he without them
They will save hundreds of dollars in
duct..r•s bills every year. :old at 50 cts.
a bottle by J. Wilson. f3l LAND E C+U LA. T I O N
f>•.i
BLAKE'S BLOCK. THE SWARM
MONTREAL
"LYMAN"
BBRB WIRE
FENCING.
First frits ,.! inn• Prose.», is' show for quality of the Wire -
FOUR -POINT BARB WIRE FENCING SMOOTH TWISTED WIRE. LIMAN NUCITNONN WIRE.
Washburn E Moen
GLIDDEN PATLIT
T*o-Pnt Wire Feueil
JOHN A. NAFTEL's Cheep Hardware Emporium.
ROOTS AND SHOES
NEW G- 00 D8_
REMEMBER
'1 • Have the Largest Stock,
The Latest Stylest
The Most Reliable Goods,
And the Lowest Prices,
Please Cal]. ISZ 3i2mram.i
so T1t(II'RLE \\'ATEVER TO SNOW C(iOD8
The company 1
pony oRer lands within the Railway HAI stung the main IIs•, and in iiewtwia—i
Manitoba, at prices ranging trunk
$2_150 PER ACRE.
upwards. with conditions re•tniring cult ivat
imi.
A rebate for cultt%attun of from $1.111 to w,:.5e per arse, according to price paid for the
land. allowed on eertatn conditions. The (un.p ace also oiler Lauds without conditions of
settlement ur cultivation.
THE RESER i EIS SECTIONS
along the Main Line, i.r., the odd numbers•.: Sections within one mile of the itailway. aretew
offered for sale on • tvantaittwus terms, to parties prepared to t:aaertake their immediate eel-
tisatiuo.
E_ DCS w NING-
Crabb's Block, Corner Fait street and loluare.
Goulerich, May Sth, 1884.
TERMS OF PAYMENT: --
Purchasers may pay one-sixth in coati. and for t.alanee in ate annual instalments, with is,
terest at SIX NCR ('I') r, per annum[. payable in advance.
Parties purchasing withoct cordttiaent.of cutlitailou, will nceire a Deed of Coaveyaaceat
time of purchase, it payment to mads in full.
Payments may be nude in LAND GRANT BONDS. w!deli wi l he accepted at ten per
cent. premium en their pair value- and ateruee iceterst. "helm. bonds tea be obtained on ap-
plication at the Hank of Montreal, Montreal: ora env of lea affen.-ws-
FOR PRICKS ani l'ONlIITluw Or MALE and all int..nni•tt a] with respect to the pur-
chase of Lands, apply to JOHN II. McT A [-ISH, Lend ('ou mwioner, Winnipeg. By order of
the Board CHAItLES PRINKt\-ATeR. secretary.
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Now Is the limo ity on wish one or teen Mee rotate at borne. to see Pallet's room paper
in the More Leery occupied by Horace .iewte•n. Having purchased a large anti
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well asserted stock of Spring and Kmm11,l r (:..reds at close figures, we are determine
1., sive the Puhlie the benefit.
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS WILL BE OUR MOTTO �•"'it'll enlnn. a
red at trice -stem than very mat inferior »,•ed.. ('•:l sad tee them
are the twat valve in tow r.. ltd moat t•etotd
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