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BARON SIGJAL. f BIDft OCT. 17. 1184.
PROVINCIAL weans.
Tae `eessyw dews fly-:As.as 1. me
6hm�.m lamlUem-
To res s. -.Prior to c.•nfedera-
tio. tie British North Americaa 1'ru-
viasseresswied on bueiasm sash o. its
ow..•oo.>,t. A yartneeship wee pr., -
posed. Mkt mesh sstbtion • mimeo -
tom of reposeentativea from the differ.
ant provisoes Met in 4/.ehec in 1864,
when were adopted the famous reselu-
ee -.Panel.. tor 1..
aT LUCT 11116111101141111 rsls.It••.
There sow in test hummdaolds sot a iM
from whom rid has seen tit to hits
health and atremletk, rad Isere--n,mo-
ttitt•es ilei the &bit of their dry., wiM
'folded head.' Yet thane in..lids tree
not always laid epee beds d helpless -
nem or psis ; their feat-deps may be
feeble, but they are still spared to go *
and u.t among ua Debarred the voca-
tions purled to health, time ahem mores
tions which were to form ' he beak of the heavily with these ailiug miss Node,
partnership agreement. Deletpstes were the rise or fall of the pulse. the exact
dwpstded to England 1'i p 'tw the hour when the headache or backache
'imam* of an Imperial Act, bossed •upon shell make itself known, scrutinising the
the letter and spent of the Quebec ram- dust or pallor of the cheek. specunitinst
lotions. The result was the constitution mon or lees hopefully ion the prob
under which we now bee, known as'The I effect of this drug, or that article of diet
British North America Act.' That a -all these are often the wontasd must
shameful departure from the spirit of /he depremiogthings for •n tnvlid kt du ;
resolutions took plans is now only tum yet these are what every chronic invalid
evident. net the principle of Provin- gwe.mally does, for the simple reason
then is little else for him to do.
We hear now and then of marvellous
Ceres of a,nsumptirse effected by the
use of wind instruments of music, re-
quiring the utmost exert of the lungs;
of spinal affections dissipated by heavy
housework, sod taking in washtwwt. Such
statements may be as the bushel of chaff,
yet they hold a grain of common -seams
wheat. The musical instrument, the
scrubbing brush, Of washboard, pat at
may have been of little avail. but the
patient's mind was diverted, the pleat -
amble sense of doing or asking some-
thing ,,•ave a healthful excitement to the
it is the smaller Provinces who have the blood and languid appetite.
'arrest interest in this question, and tun- In the matter of employment, the
fano in lighting her own nettles, is hat- remade invalid has a great advantage
over the masculine sufferer. Then are
so many light, deft tasks of needlework,
and fancy handicraft for a woman's ting -
em, albeit those fingers are but frail,
trembling ones. The writer knows of •
lady. who through the painful months of
wasting consumption kept her feeble
hands busy as long as they could move.
Specimens of her work, useful or onto -
tie! Rights In its fullest signtticauoo is
the foundation stone .1 our Fdersl sys-
tem, and the only one upon which it can
endure, is admitted by ererybody who
bas sufficient intelligence to form an
opinion upon the subject, .ail real the
signs of the times. The lxoople of this
Province sill soot submit to any inter-
ference with i h air rights ; and in the
struggle that has taken place, and which,
owing to the c,ntiaud encroachments of
tits Central Government, must continue,
they have. 1 feel aesured, the hearty
sympathy of the lance majority of the
people of the other Provinces. Indeed,
Pena b Maim
The d Mr. J. Ke.aedy, dealer is
detl$s laDitila, was owed of a shrunk
The bah *ru.t� lees healer It
• Ohmage meesmsemelsee
litsr'u1•
Tutiste, Oat. 11. -The
e reagie
trate thfit mu ting l.ed Jaatisna
eluthi.r, $30 wader the lottery act for
giving • paws of a pay mid estvigs to
whoever guessed the starter to a rusher
d beano in a glass dish. The magi•
strate said bottom were diff reef from
besets owing to their irregular mune at•d
.hopes, and therefore he doubted it the
duri,u in Dodd.' been lottery case
would apply. Jamieson will appeal.
Cling for the rights and liberties of
every province in the Confederation.
Now that Provincial Rights as opposed
to the centralizing tendency of the Con-
servative party has beer. adopted as one
of the leadinv planks of the Liberal plat-
form there are a number of questions of
this claw which i would Tike to see
brought within the domain of practical
politics, and with the vier of inviting mental, are still lovingly preserved in
4i.cussion I mention those 1 consider the the home she left years age.
most vital and pressing ones : An invalid still able to ride or walk
1. Local Control aver Local Railways. may often amume some of the many
2. The Itegulation of the I.aquor' errands daily uecesary in a household ;
Traffic. may make it his or her business to post
3. The Appointment o4 Judges. the letters ; small things truly, but often
4. The Regulation of the Fraochire. enough to gine color to an otherwise
5. The Regulation of the Electoral aimless ride or walk, taken simply be -
Divisions. cause it is one's duty to take the exercise.
6. The Subsidy Question. The care 111 a far? pots o1C flowers, or
7. The abolition of the Veto Power better, a dower larder, tee watching
no the part of the Feneral Govern- and feeding of a flock of chickens will
went, and its relegation 'd the Courts of greatly relieve the intolerable ennui of
Law. ' doing nothing and feeling one's self •
8. The Abolition or Reform of the cumberer'.1 the ground.
Senate. The writer well -knows there are hours
1. Rail trays. It is an undoubted,
usurpation of the rights .of the Provinces
and a violation of the spirit if not the
letter of the constitution fo:r the general
Parliament to assume control of rail-
ways constructed with the funds of the
Provinces and the municipalities.
2. Liyunr Traffic. 'the fact th.tt for
sixteen rani the Province, pssessed
unchallenged cents" I of the license
systema proof positive that such was
when our physical ailments will mut be
put aside, when the burden of weakness
too heavily to be for a moment
orgotten. But there can be no dumbt
that gentle occupation will oftsu greatly
help the sick head and heart ; and by
turning the mind, which so warmly
sympathizes with the body, into different
channels, alleviate, if but for a brief sea-
son, sharp physical pain. Those friends
or pusses are wise whocan suggist to the
t e intention of the 1ramenof the Con- invalid, still capable of such exertion,
federation Act, and it any doubt has light and attractive employment. Taste
arisen upon the subject the constitution awl natural bias mus, of course, in a
must be amended by haring that doubt measure be studied, for Dr. Armstrong
remo.red. The poo pie of Ontario will wrote truly :
clever submit to have a question so close- -loam., the fancy 18 no rnptng nom.
17 allied with the tao.rals of thec,mmun• tt'nore health Is studied: for whatever
it) dealt with by a Parliament composed Th.nr.7weiomeaidio . pr is I lbs
of a majority from the other Provinces tea
of the Dominion. And natural movements of th' harmoatt>r
3. Ati judges except those of the f Mme.' 1CAri.al.p tnteulsepoee,
Supreme court should be appointed by Freeman's Worm Powders are agreeable
the Governments of the respective Pro- t, take, and expel all kinds of worts
vioces. The Provinces have the making from children or adults. lm.
of laws relating to property and civil
rights ; and is it not a strange anomaly They won't flamer.
that the fudges to administer those laws
should be appointed by the Federal He went home an hour earlier the
Government 1 It is a bane upon OUT the other afternoon, and calling his id_
constitution that should be removed.
years old daughter into the pmlor he be -
4 and 5. The Province. should also
have complete control of the franchise, eau : -
bdhfor Provincial and Dominion pur- 'Susie, I have bees thinking.'
poses ; as well as the kindred matter of 'yes, papa.'
the fixing o.1 the electoral divwota. '1 have been thinking that it would he
This arrangement would render • gerry-
mander on the part of the general Perlia- I a good plan for you to marry William,
sent imposeible. our coachman.'
fi. The slbsidy question is one that 'W -what
cost be equitably and finally s:ttled at
an early day. The Provinces ,nue/ be
taught to lire within their means, and
that they must not look to the Federal
treasury for relief from their 'minuses -
menta A free -and -easy method with
the subsidy question is liable to be used
ase whole engine of corruption to
bolster up the cause of a falling Minis-
try.
7. f'. to The right of the Federal
Government to rete Provincial Acts
should be ahalishsd. The flotation .a
to whether the Acts of the Provincial
Latie'atee are ',Wes res rials or not is a
judicial or legal one, and can only be
properly de:idd by a court of law. The
Cabinet at Ottawa, the majority may or
may not be lawyers, is not competent to
decide • question of constitutional law.
W. hare had retreat and abundant proof
of this. All Provincial Acta should he
submitted to the Privy Council at Ottawa
befot'is receiving the Governor-General s
ttlmssnt, and if in their opinion any such
Aety Nitre ring, the Supreme Court
shall decide the smatter with right oat
;,apt appeal to the Imperial Privy Coun-
cii.
8. The Senate should either be abol-
ished or be made elective, and its num-
bers reamed. The id elected Senators
of the United States represent 56 millions
of people, while in Canada with a popu-
lation of 4 millions we have HO Senators,
who represent nobody but themselves.
Po my part i can see n.. necessity for •
Setnttd Chamber ; the popukr Hewes
felly safely be trusted with thelegislation
of the a.untr7 ; but if the Senate is to
be continued it must be reformed. As
at peanut constituted it is the veriest
lMislative farce to be found in any
sentry, • refuge for broken dawn party
hooka, the rejected of the people ; •
borne foe p.litioal ineursbles. The
inmate i■ its present form must go.
Tbeee questions an. worthy •1 the,
ew.fd needy sad thoughtful consider -
else el *eery patriotic Caiadi•a, sand
a.lt is the seer future be hetoeght ;with- I
1. the areas of active political dim.►
mise.
D. t Campion.
Lscknnw, ski. 3.
'He is old enough to be your feather, to
be sure, but he would doubtless stake
you a good husband. •
'Never ! never !'
'He ie plain -looking, uneducated, and
.otnetimes gets drunk, but I believe 1
could respect him as a son-in-law.'
'Why father,have you lost your mind?
i marry William' I wed that long -nosed,
hemp-backed,bag-mouthed bour ! I'11 die
first !'
'But Susie, you know-'
'I'11 not listen ! Say another word to
me and I'll take poison.'
Then the old gent a..d out to the barn,
assumed his humblest look and said to
the coachman :
'William I've been wondering why you
don't get married.'
'Humph t'
'There's my daughter Susie. She's
young but will make a woman of sense. 1
believe in early marriage.,and if you sad
she can agree 1 shall offer no objec-
tion.'
'Your Susie ! Me tarry her ! Ragging
your pardon sir, and boring you won't
throw me out of my place for my bold-
ness, but if that impudent little chit was
the only female left on earth I'd turn my
back 10 her
B W
•
at illism, I would try to be a
good--
'No ono sir ! Then is never as how
that 1 dont west to box her encs 1 .11
you insist, i'll skip the country r
And when the old gent pinks op the
daily paper and sees the heading 'An.
tether heiress goes off with the Co•eb.
man.' he leans hack and chuckles sad
slaps his legs and cackles ; Haw ! haw
haw !- (Detroit Few Pres.
Waimea .......
As old f•wnrite is the
M Dr. Foo lle's Eztrset .f t
National Pills are • mild purgative, Melfi Thirty rein mashie
aotiag on the sto.sah, liver eat bowels, ajMM•. Vrrhula hold susus- Ms
ht61.•.isg all ekdr..Iissa 1st. $IIYew _ __� __ !
..
Mrs. Maly Thusepree, of Toronto, was
adiscted with tape wenn, 8 feet d which
was removed by uoe bottle of Dr. Low's
Warta Syrup. les.
A west aesesTSES
That is daily briagior loy to
el thousands by saving many tjr
dear as... kat ao early pm.
Dr. King's new Diswvere fes
tine,
Odma
Odd.. Asthma.
Hey Fever,Coughs, Lear of Voice, Terklinstit
the Throat. Pais in tlida..d or -
soy diene 0 the Theme MA 1.0140, •
positive cora 0..r.MNd. Trial Bot
ties hes at J. Wilson's Devil fetuses. Lade
sine $1.00. (0)
Jar 1a 1.ee7 heel
This may re truly said of Puilsom's
Nervilino, the greenlet pain remedy of
theme. It brings oumfort to the weary
sufferer when failure has attended the
les of every.kuown remedy. Neniline
is an absolute cure fur all kinds of pain,
internal, external, or Weal. Perehaes •
10 cent eawpk bottle aril try this great
remedy, Nerviline, nerve pain euro.
Don't forget the vents at J. N ilwo'a
Prof. Low's Magic Sulphur Soap is
highlyrecommerded for all humors and
akin iseases. 1 i
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum. Perth
Hand.. or Old Sores of any kind tont cannot
be healed' Even tuo,a gh it be of years stand-
ing Mc(ireeor ! Parkes Carbolic l'arate will
euro 1t. Beyond the shadow of a doubt It b
the beet healing compound ever known. Bulla
F.sertags. least Bite.. Bums or say Skin
Trouble. arc alike clued by 1t. Sold at m ct..
by Cleo. Heyns. druggist- Yes
entrees II,
"Malden. Mass.. Feb. 1. cane Gentlemen
1 suffered with attacks of sink headache,'
Neuralgia, female trouble, for yuan in
the most terrible and excruciating man-
ner.
No medicine ur doctor could give me
relief or cure until I used Hop Bitters.
'The first bottle
Nearly cured me ;'
The second made ate as well and strong
fin
WAat&IJetr w, D.C..
May 15th, 1880.
llsertsmaa- Having been a sufferer
for a keg time from mermen prtrtratuo
and general debility, I was advised to
try Hop Hitter.. I have takes one bot-
tle, ate' I have been rapidly gettius( bet-
ter ever since, and I think it the beet
medicine 1 ever used. 1 am now gainiug
strength and appetite, which was all
tune, and I was in despair until I tried
your Bitters. I am now well, able to go
about and do my own work. Before
taking it I was eeg$i•toly prostrated.
Mat MARY 8111gitT. .
TM.trab Mi so.
T. W. Aitkim, Oinrd, Kan., writes:
'1 Teter hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitten to my costumers, they
trite satire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers.' Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known and will posi-
tively cure Kidney and Liver complaints
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels
Nu familycan afford to be without them
They wil save hundreds of dollars in
ducteor's bills every year. bld at 50cta
• bottle ray J. Wilson. 131
Well Rewarded.
A literal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce t ease of Liver,
Kidney or Stomach complaint that Elec-
tric Bitters will not speedily cure. Bring
them along, it will cat yea 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 quickly cured Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded
Price only fifty cents per bottle. Fur
sale by J. Wilson. [5.1
as when a child.kr•m'. re.Id Lightning
And I have
been so to the day.
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with a serious
'Kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
'Pronounced by Bustou's best physi-
cians-
'Incurable
Seven bottles of your bitters cured
him. and I know of the
'Lives of eigi t person
In my neighborhood that hare been
saved by your bitters.
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
'They almost
Do miracles '
lm
Mrs. E. D. Slack.
• Wade Awake Mw{eIM-
J. Wilson is always alive to his busi-
ness, and spares no puns to secure the
best of every article in his line. He has
secured the agency fur the celebratedDr
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
the only certain cure known for Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
Asthma, Hey Fever, Bronchitis, or any
affection --4 the Throat and Lungs. Sold
on a positive guarantee. Trial bottles
tree. Regular size 11.00. (3
A BAxaaa'a TswrneoaY. - For a
Cough, Cold or any Bronchacal affecion.
"Pecturia," is my opinion, is just the
thing. I have used it in my family for
Coughs and Colds for the peat four years
with the moat unveried success, and to-
day my opinion of it is that I continue
to think still more of that which I bebsn
thinking well of.
Geo. Km, Manager Ontario Bank,
Pickering.
Pike 21 cent at al /fru t.Ia m
NSA
R Ile lledIesl rrosoosea. and all wham
M ease trees.
tine, or Nerve Iloou, a Phos-
ement based upon Scientific
Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. D. of Boston, Masa., cures Pulmon-
ary Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Phosphatine is not a Madoeina,
but a Nntnment, because it contain no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates,
Narcotics, and no Stimulants, but gimp:
ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements
found in our daily food. A single bottle
is sulliiciont to convince. All Druggists
sell it. 11.10 par beetle. Lowman &
Cc., sole agents for the Dominion,
55 Front Street MISS Toronto
Oen tweues toured.
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum,
Rough Skin, Pimples or Canker Sores ;
if so, go at once to Geo. Rhynai Drug
Store and get a package 4 McGregor &
Parka's Carbolic Conte. Price 25 cents.
It was never known to faiL b
Chisel. ie -A name well known in
0 onaection with the Hair Renewer which
aeons grey hair to is natural Dolor by
a few weeks use. Sold at W mots per
bottle by James Willies 3s
Pao/. Low'* MAou• SrLrwca SOAP. -
Healing, siothinjc, and cleaning for all
eruptive diseases of the skin. Delightful
for toilet use. Iso
!aillod to be K110TI1!
?SAT Tnl• CAS SET
./aavxaro WVtal ny•avasaasat
CANNED FRUITS AND FISH,
TOJMCCO, CIG.I RS, 4'c
Deremitk and F+ene( w rrui s.
ors of
the 'bet lYsmtb
renis a tweaked tvlt Water Flab la mason
A fMI sweetmeat of all kinds of Neta
.,segs memos na tyro, sok t)tse.erei
1('R ''RRA MS IA RR.4:fON.
rtor.t I)retgaa Wreaths. o'reaess. 1I16emse.,
Me.. nude to order
rl.wte s g tames A TormellMm r anomia
-AT
E. BINGICAJt'B,
>!>STAV3tA oro
obit thy. steam O.d«Isb w.
Dos. x i1011. liio
is the only instantaneous relief for Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Toothache, etc. Rub-
bing • few drops briskly is all that is
needed. No taking nauseas medicines Has the Finest Assortment of :,uuuner lioo•.s to Choome From.
31.
for weeks, but one minute's application tr YOU WANT ,A
removes all pun and will prove the great•
w
valueof Kram'. Fluid Lightning. ug A Nobby Snit at a Reasonable Prion t!
Deentsats per bottle at (*urge Rhyme drag
.tote. It
lb"``• tile"
P. JORDAN, Medical EA Go8erich,
`were constantlyes hand a Sakrt Work of Drugs. Medi PCbsmralw ip• gsa )ye ea
b
Perfumery. kc.. tc. Toltrt articles In stoat verity. �,__`PPexrlytioas •.Penalt
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Why use poor OIL on your Reapers and .3Iuwers, when you 3t,
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So Cheap. It has no et;al. Try it and you will use no other. de
McCOLL BROS. & Co., TORONTO. theh
Per sale to ha
R. VST_ 1\ACc=NZI=R,
tiODER/CH
can get
McCO2..S.'S
LARDINE OIL
HUGH DUNLOP
Fashionable Tailor,
WEST STREET,
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't+ n" iu
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nese eve eater• Tarts.
The best blood purifier and system're-
gulator ever placed within the reach' of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit-
ten. Inactivity .1 the Liver, Biliouanes
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of the urinary organs, or
whoever requires an appetizer, tonic or
; mild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bitten the best and only certain cure
known. They act surely .ank quickly,
every bottle guaranteed M gine entire
satisfaction or money refundea. Sold at
fifty cents s bottle by J. Wilson. [4)
(-A1.1.•
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HUGH DUNLOP_
CIGARS. CIGARS. �
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
New Life kw Ireseilaina Weakened ay M-
eme, arMMty , ■ 1 N..INtlea.
The Great German Invigorator is the A�ull
only specific for impotency, nervous de-
bility, universe! lassitude, forgetfulness,
pain in the back or sides, no matter how
shattered the system may be from ex-
oewes of any kind, the Great German
Remedy will restore the lest functions
and secure health and happiness. 11.00
per box, six boxes for 1.5.00. Sold by
all druggist& Sent on receipt 14 price,
age paid, by F J. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, sole agent for United States. Cir-
culars and testimonials sent free. Sold
by Geo. *arms, sole agent for Coda
rich 3m ;
National Pills are unsurtwsed as a
safe, mild, yet thorough, purgyaative, set-
ing upon the biliary organa prtobtptly and
effectually.
lm
DANIEL GORDON
CABINETMAKER
,
4sid
Lead Undertaker
Has on hand now theLtU ETT mTech oto'
First - Class Furniture
In theenmity. and as i nein pert'hase fat club.
will not be undersold by any one.
i offer Tapestry Carpet Lounging, frnm 63.30
upwards. Whatnots, good. from 11150 up.
Bow B.ek Chairs. from Tlr. op. and every-
thing else In the mete prop.rtlon,
AT THE OLD STAND
Between the Post odic, It Bonk et Monne*
01-01D31111ICS_
Oct 15th. 1791. 1913-
D. K. STRACHAN,
PRAOTICAL
MACHINIST,
Cetyl on hands .apply of mateelal for the
repairing of
Iouis and Reei's
Sulky Hay Rakes, Plows and
Agricultural Implements
and Machinery Generally.
All WORK THOROUGHLY DONE1
D. K. STRACHAN,
GDERICH MACHO NE 8H P
Oedetirh Marsh tib. 1991. 111361la
for the working elem. Send 10 et.
ter minase, and we will [wall yen
• royal, v nimble Mas ef sane
Slosh that will pet y:�m. 1e the
art m�oeey is a few esys Mee
tn..IN, u say ttrNeesa. No
e wMl atsA yea lies �a1
see or i amato tiles tall. The
vore.ily
rotapiod to Moth the tamest
M 6s olid. Tum. u oa!ll�ly}•ra mmw=
1.11... aw.vy mot
5 wN hnob
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line of all the Leatling Patent Medicines always kept on hen(' .
(Physicians Prescriptions a Specialty.)
d.
GEORGE RHYNAS,
BLAKE'S BLOCK, THE SQUARE/ t
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Art Pe!gn in Wall P aper.
Now slthe tient. it you wish oar ST ton ale, moats at he>,e jto see Petkr's mass psear
He has sTtT
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Ds r
aaa.Uful rehire. and at price• lets than very marls Inferior goner. Call sad
are utie hose value la town. and mot beetle at* �.m
The Last Spng Bazaar Palenis and Fashions,
• .l P BU
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