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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, KAY 15, 1885
THE FRANCHISE.
D acuaeion of This Lino or till r
mer clog. .t Gederteb sad tamest. ter
Tse• ler«e■tte.s £4g$.
(Lighter sled ,pgsenth) Rs defied
the various dodges rAsf•d le by the
lever of the Government to gain and
retain Power j. We pest, fries the ••Nu
ttJ' cry of Iso? to the retest parry-
, and declared that the franchise
MR was the met cowardly amid Wham=
of them all. The name "Frasehise hill"
was a misnomer. It should have begs
called • bell to bark* publie opinion is
Caned• and 'imamate John A. Man
domald in power for years. (Applause.)
He demeaned the r.vtuug barrister as
the autocrat of the voters' list, and pro
Deeded to asalyee the provisions of the
bill retaliate to that indiviamial in • very
tut! amid Itac►d owner. He pointed out
all the quirks and vexatious points,
whereby • cunning reviling officer a wed
make great gout for be party. He held
that the present system was ..ta.Isctwy
The voters' lusts were prepared by aunt -
total Aimee responsible to the people,
and under heavy penalties to faithfully
and impartially perform their duttea
Their work is reused by our county
judges, and w far no party has had any
undue advantage uoder the existing sys
tem. But the reusing barristers .re
provisos being content to elect its mem- sere to be patinae nlllJaL appoauted by
ben under its own peculiar franchise. !the Government. They are net liable to
Os* ve strung objection to the pro soy Rise for neglect or any unfair
A very ioiueatial gstheri.g of Liber-
als sod others opposed to the passage of
the Frst chine Bill, was held in the Re -
!erre Rooms, (itdernch on Monday sten-
os last- The addr.esss were all well
received, and the resolutions were tar-
ried unanimously.
Mayor Horton .occupied the chair. and
Sir. W. Proudfuut acted as secretary.
The chairnan said that tt was the right
of every man in this free country to dis-
cuss affairs which touched his right• and
privileges, or anything that he held to be
veered. e thought the measire they
had inet together to discuss was .h •'ly
uncalled fur. It had not been demsaded
by any portion of the people. The pres-
ent plan had worked harmvniausly, each
posed bill was that it was gomg to disen-
frenchse scone of our most intelligent
citizen.. while Indite* not enfrenchiseo
were to have votes. This was not a
party lweetiem, but one t'ust affected the
whole people. Applause.)
Mr. Joseph to i,iiams meed the matter
was oast of the most important which
fres men oda c insider, as it lay at the
foundation r f our politi:al I:beety. A
• mention of such importance should neva
be put to a sioneunul the House and the
country had full time to denies 't, and
pronounce n;w. it. He pointed ...t the
injustice done to many of our young togs
by the franchise being. rand fc.rn EEO
to $400. The annual expense attending
the work:ag of this measure had beee
placed at about $G00,000. This was an
i:umense sum to spend ever year fur w
uunec..sary purpose. 1q • not very
prosperous country. to wbi4t the public
debt was increasing instead itf decressittg
it was ur.wise to add any unnecessary
harden to our taxation. 'Hear, hear.)
He then read the following resolution --
That thus meeting emphatscally declares
that at the present time of great depres-
sion in trade it is the bounden duty of
the gucerument nut to increase urnavotd-
ably the peoples bfurden cf !elation ;
and tLat the proposed additional expen-
diture •,f s.'s00,000 annually ander the
Dominion Franchise Bill is most inoppor-
tune and unnecessary, cued t ught Lot to
be incurred.
Mr. S. Tate* briefly seconded it. He
wished to emphasize the statement of the
inover as to the time being must inoppor-
tune for additional burdens being added
to the already large deet .,f the country.
Mr. J. T. (arrow read the followieg
resolution --
That this meeting while willing in
every way to amot the Indian W wryer
his tribal relations, and after immolate
the obl4,atiuns .of citizea.hip, to ezteod
to him the electoral franchiser upon pre-
-\csely the same teens as we ourselves
Mjoy it. .tows with alarm and feel it to
,be our duty to protest strenuously against
the proposal to confer such franchise
generally epou the Indians whether
• otherwise .enfranchised or not. That
most of them are nonevent t f a:1 p..!itical
ski which h never
the seemesee.I roll. Se ler the judge
had gives general ..ti.lastion, for they
had a desire to maistun • name fur
equity NW fan deaheg. Referring sena
to the Indian gs•.th,a, b. said that the
Ostarie Government `ave the right to
vote to all eafran.kkt.ed Ludlam, but nut
to ladleful who were out e.ha.okia.d
and who still reside with their tribes.
An))tbisg more Ib.. that was uswtes dad
M It put it in the hands of the
Federal Oueernmeet to control largely
the votes of its own ward., who as s
rule would be likely to go with the ad-
ministration wh000ntrolled their supplies
and annuities. He ouotra.t.d the ap-
pointmeat dad pu.it.ua of the old aeon -
try revising barristers with the mode
proposed midge the Franchise bill, and
han !ding of the lista They ata not
buund by rules of 1aw and evictions, se
our ;edges now are. Nor can they be
remocud, except by the house of Com
mous. There u so appeal on • question
of fad, and an appeal may be allowed
on a ,iiteetton of law osly wheu the re•
wising barrister is disposed to admit it.
He concluded by reading the following
resolution, and rammed his bast amid
applause
That the elector/ of Goderiai here
assembled ni.st strenuously protest
against the proposal to remove the pre-
ppaarr•5tion of the voters' Iso from the
kamid. of r.spoosible municipal authori-
ties, and to place it, and the revision of
the lista, in the haads of nominees of
tt.. Government cf the day, who are not
to be guided by the •seem menu rolls, nor
necessarily to sot upon proper legal evi-
dence, whose discretion and powers are
excessive ; sad from whose decisions
there a nu right of appeal. We call
upon our representative iu parliament to
resist by every constitutional and lawful
means the paring of a measure so
flagrantly uujest, and .o fraught with
danger to the rights of the vast body of
the electors.
Mr. E. J. Duncan supported the reso-
lution in au eloquent speech. He would
like to do all he could to arouse every
inan to resist to the uttermost the at-
tempt now being made by the govern-
ment w perpetrate once disgraceful and
transoms legialat►oa He thought this
was the last resort of • desperate and un-
screapulous politician to hold on to
power. (Hear, beer.) He said he be-
lieved with a Toronto speaker, that the
franchise bill was intended as a political
life buoy, and the lite buoys were never
required except when the old hulk was
in danger of going w the bottom. (Ap-
ple use. )
Mr. Thos. McGillicuddy mored the
following resolution :- -
think die Mem d leen use doing • F he hes lawsussd 4 ea I11- 1111
mobile work. O.n by Me the esh.tns an will pewee end that sash issue.* re-
deem:sn.g, we W seres ie the' tows I awns though he takes • dosis drinks
whim we mese hen, sow we bare may seat day ted sass ''*sakes' for a week
two. sick a very good psw.pso of them !afterwards. Nu growth to will is ever
q 1. 'lost. Yet if will is sege.eted it wW
aunty amid weak. That it tan is-
- lime -reams ..- . flees l ease when cultivated is a proof ibbt
In will 5,4 illeream. tl Dot euluvated.
I .nw, M.y 11. - le the cummuts l
the Marquis of Hartiugau said the esu - � ,
shrews mso►sd by the guv.r.messt 1 -
preotically involved the abaoduname*, of i Bir, Juhe Gallia bad tine nijsfurtuns to
the edema to Khartoum. He said the for .'u. tet k s toils. haters on Tuesday
g uver.m•a had resulved to nuke Wady I m,rning lest. Tbi. is the fourth hoose
lint& the mist adratwsd pstusO es a Mr. CoUis hat I... within a year.
perwtsowt &demeo til fishp� no
1
Quarterly Hinnies in the Methodist
Hen" c+ottp. wu.1d be witiarawe se Church here on S.bhsth last
g oon as the Nib re'ea This will prubat
ly uncut abet tie cod of May. The I pari. F *rani state* that the (:..vsrn-
d atemest was reoesvod with ohoers fes m meet le at prsent negotiating with China
the guvernIwegt bueohee• Motu would for the Cession t.. Fr.nos of the Raisers
be muds, the s.oretery said, te establish Islands, lying bet wenn the [shied of Foir-
aa .dwinstrstaoa its the rine* ill muga and the Chinese ,nsrn and.
c,mpl*t the Vile railway The latest adv tree from Iceland show
...''''../t°111`..° oumtuerCi al eaterprw• Lori Hart that the first reports .d the April ave-
ingw..d Lord Wolaeby haul advised leach* were not exaggerated. Fifteen
tote gov.tu.awt tore to Aa.vusn destinies with 'heir intal>iinta were
from the euridan. ,"1".....,,Wutealy attach- l swept into the awe. and t weuty-four par-
ed guest impostetsoe two the seadotttl ••f loons were thee drowned. The ata4mb.
armed bust. w Eqpt w be uaad u' I destroyed fifty hshin¢ beta The We
1' the Nde. Th. goverememit
pa��� � is one village alone resold rlt1,t100�,
have oo intention, the speaker .std, of
ev.sw • $eskiaa mutt! the arrange- - -
want ego be.E.oted for holding it sgaunt tom aeveaweeseets was. wee..
hostile Arabs either by England tee some
other civilized power. At present Suakin
he said, could out be held without fight-
ing. Osman Nom for ninny months
Pest has been besieging the place, and ( mart of Recision n. K
has frequently declared himself deter- I risThee to A sr'rr Ise
sttMrs. C. H. Girt in.
wised upon driviuv the garrt.a into the rum of Kevtdee-Wes. Campbotl.
lied semi The bolding of Auaknm was a
•hawed "bat their •pputstment bore esu
•aalue4 W that proposed by the bill.
The judges then appointed the reviews
barristers but for • single year ; it wee
proposed that in Canada the Gower's -
asset should appoint them for life.
He pointed out the absurdity of the
claim of enifurmity. and showed the
ouofumon that would east in the rarities
provinces when each had two distinct
voter' hats Another bed feature of the
bill was twat it gave the trench's* to
sate who did not deserve et, and took
it away from others who u .w held it.
It was against all English urge to take
away the franchise from any slam who
had once enjoyed it He concluded a
stirring address by telling hu hearers
not w be dieeouraged, but to work faith-
fully, .nurageously and unitedly. and
Liberal principles would yet win. ( Lurid
applause.)
![&NCH ESTE R.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held here os. Tuesday to discuss the
Dominion Franchise Bill The Tem-
perance hall was nearly filled with elect-
ors, many Conservative beast present,
all anxious to hear the hill discussed- Smith, oI Vinyard Hato., lbw&,sleeps tsod.erich Lv.Ism Its am 3:65 P-44
Ir. John Washington was called to the regularly upon • horse's back. The cat Stratford .tr. gees m l 118 a -tet l 710 p.m
d Mr. Janes Young acted as
climbs up to • beam over • stall. and weer.
thence drops upon the back of the horse,
which makes no obieetiuo.
A ram belonging to J. A. Adams, of
Granvile outmly, N. C., knows • ps-
rammon tree when he sees It. When the
1ebicst.
1• E. CASE, M.D. , C.M. , M. C. F. a ,
. test. Moncta ;op�ed�r
fee ties t Night Mucus
HWeslaeset Uueps•sws- 1
tin's hotel.
JB. WHITELY, M D., ('.M., P!!Y-
. iiicl.tic, rtirg'.on ,.mmiec,eur, rte.. M.
(•.pees.. Orders,. Dove -TM Square. f auers
least of tui ilson's Drug Marv. up wire heat
DR. X11 -LEAN, PHY$IC1AA, bUR-
uEON, Cormier te. Oa1ee ted r.:Memia•
d eed, unset, sewed doer weal of 1t.rin
Street 1781.
IIRs. SHANNON A HAMILTON,
•7selaSs. esteems, A.eaucMe. e.
.ate" .l ter, teh.em.n s rrsldeere. 'IV
the
gaol UudercL. U. C. s.*Nair', J. C. HM.
pis
Judy Exnmtn•tlor• Pato r Adamson.
Big stale fee Abe Mouth J. t' Uetlor t Qn
Abetrmet Statement Town of (1odencb.
Scads -Sea eel Sloane.
(bun of Recielon .1 A. Mcltonagh.
Plane Wasted Itw a Goderieh.
military, nut a political question.
Travelling Suiae.
keens Abut Aelma -
A oat belonging to Mrs- Gilbert L
URAND TRCXK
sMe. Mixed. Mixed.
chair, an g
secretary. The chairman briefly allud-
ed to the chief provisions of the bill,
especially that part doing away with the
present satisfactory system, •.d empow-
ering the Government of the day,
That we desire to express our hearty
appreciation of the noble efforts put
foorth by those members of the House of
Commngs whu are resenting this infam
ow Bill, which should it become law,will
destroy all faith of the people in the jus
t►ce of the li'ederal Parliemen•
matters, wi w i� they appear a In supporting it, he said he was proud
to have taken any cdhcern That as the of the pluck and ability of the loyal Op-
position at Ottawa. The obstruction was
c•institetional sad ludifeble. The
House had rat for one month after the
opening of the session and did not do
enough business to average three hours
s day. The Government should have
brought down their franchise bill when
they were then fntterinli away the time
of the country. But they bad waited
until toward the cease of the •.shot.,
when they thought the Opposition would
grow weary and be waling to let any
legislation .lip through the House. Bet
aervatives of the country a coascresox, the Liberal members were faithful to
and he hoped it would be shown now.
He could not help culling the Bill an
outrage. The tone was most inoppor-
tune. No one had asked for it It was
abesiotely uncalled for. (Hear, hear) hear The blame attaching to the ()b-
on
ides of conferring the voting power hear.)
of the attaching
bill lay not
un ental iodises mit thea particular time structwith those who op it with whe[ ung trip* were fighting tribal argu-
ment unanswerable, but it lay with the
cowardly administration that was deter-
mined to force unjust 'legislation through
the House at the cksing hours of the
session. (Hear, hear.) He said that
public opinion would speak through the
ballot box on this franchise bill, in a way
that would forever kill such legislation
in the future. (Applause.)
tribal iodise is tut iso sense a freeman,
but is pr•ctiwlly under the control of
the government •.1 the day. it can not be
expected that Mahal' exercise the voting
power freely, intelligently, and with a
doe sense 4 f the responsibility it in -
L.:4.41 ;me ! Anil it is impossnbleto conceive
that srnslo::ty in Parliament can befound
willing to perpetrate ti.is outrage.
Mr. Ga --row mid he desired t , discuss
the matter in a ...elm wanner, but it was
hard to remain cairn under the circam-
stances. (Applause). He would like to
say that thud roust still exist in she C'ue-
Mixed. Mixed. Tea
Stratford , Lv. ode a.m a 1:18 p.m ' s p.m
O•i.rtct. ' etre ! 1t111..m I Sed p.m 1515 p.m
�- l.
Q AU x LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
Ogdeeick. J A 9te•wrow,
C. tVwu:. Jut.
L N. Lewis. telt-
1�C. HAYES, t;OLlt'ITOII Re.,
l UJt'e •urwr .1 tit. 1 zsre ted ll/ees
sleet. t1.l•xlo5. ever HnIkr s b*eestors.
mousy Mi 04t leweet rete. of interest.
et ARROW * pf UDFOOT, B A R
T RI(TKIt . Attorneys, Otliaffors. etc
oe.terich. J. T. Gamow, W. Pretdtest. 175
AMEItON, HJLT k CAMERON,
ers,�tbdclton is Chaacer7, tea
j ri• ch and W tn1it ar tf C. ('ameron.
eC t . Huh. W U. Cameros. UoMnea lW..13
Macara. W itKham. -
Dentistry.
whether Reform or Conservative to sp- persimmons are ripe the ram butts the la NICHOLSON. LD 8, 73CRl:EON
point one of tseir own nominees to deal tree ..til fruit enough falls 10 make him Dentist. Oce •aid residence. West
arbitrarily with the rotors list R. I • meal. chest thai deers below Beak of Huntress'.
formers did not want tba power, nor did A (jlat.gow dog root raguiarly with his . UoMrt _ -
they wish, nor did they wish this undue sudor t thebutcher', to get kisdinnsr.
advantage to be takeu by their oppo- He earned • little basket, and twopence
nests. Tbs .as no party manor. It te pay for IL Finally he was allowed to
was a matter affecting the dearest peivi- go skims. But another butcher goon tent
leges of every man, and airtime at the in • bill f.•r the dog's daily su y of
their trust,andaftad shown both skill and
rare oratorical power ; and our own r.p-
resentattve. Mr. M. C. Camerun,especial-
1y had done his duty like a man, day
after day, and night after night (Hear,
Indiana was ahar:.efuf. This act prw-tt-
milly declares th.it our assessors and
clerks and municipal ulcers generally
age not 5t to du the work of making out
honest lists, enc that we roast have a
man over wh ,m we tate no control in
their places N< t a word .1 eloquence or
agtemetet was needed to command the
approval of i.ny man to any constitution-
al effort to defeat tis nni.,u:tous measure.
(Hear. hear. , The platform of the Reform
party sleays was that every man possum -
mg the „rdon.ry qualit.eatuona, nu matter
what his .:ii1of white' 6r bil"tt shroud
very foundation of • true ezpre.swc of food. it was amiertaitaad that r a.i-
the public will. m•1 having • voracious appetite was
Mr. Seeger, of .:odench, was then
called on, and made a telling speech,
exposing the iniquity and injustice of
the measure. The expense it would cerise
for no good or useful, but fora inju-
rious purpose was forcibly dealt with.
He exposed the monstrous proposition
to give the electoral franchise to Indians
otherwise unenfraachiaed, and the bear
purpose of the Government to endeavor
to capture the voters' lista in its own
interests He read the pnncip.l chimes
of the hill, and explained their iipers-
tion in • clear and forcible manner.
Mr. C. A. Humber seconded the reso-
lution in • few sound words. He said a
Conservative friend of his had said be
was the second worst (crit in town
!lasgltter,t but he believed that if he let
htv• all the privt.ages of citizenship out 511 his mind on the iniquitous f'sn-
He then explained the legal standing of chile bill, he would be called the wont
fibs) Iadans, pi Ovine that .o law they Grit, and that would be no disgrao&
were only as :htldren, and asked it any I 'Hear, hear 1 He commended the Opp•
renaming in flat position should .tti••n for their noble stand at Ottawa
CZs vote. Let iree Indians vote, by I There were loud calls for "Col Ross, '
all meals. but :sat -•!;nee who aro not and the Pronieeial Treasurer, wbo was
free. (Hear. !earl We rant.ot shr)older in own and had dropped in to hear the
ear new sa•itst the goverument, but speeches, was constrained to respond,
ire hate the way of shoeing wttnievss• althr nth the hour was late. and did so
ose, and we hope r.tany of user C.iseet• in a very forcible speech He said there
votive friends will yet ; •in ue iv pro- was a feeling abroad against the inpui-
• stisR sgainet an act so. man:hotly 55- toes measure proposed by the Dominion
Lair. tApplaist) tloverement. &, strong was this feeling
Mr. W. F. F•.tt sewui ed the ice:,lis in places that the members of the Leval
Wo :n a rood *puee4. He wise oath Governtnent had been invited to speak
alum..,f the bil! appeared to be worse at several points, bet tkey thought it
than the one pre:eedi:og it. He Woe- (test n..t to take any active part as teem
tested this by the story of the doctor ben .,f the local admisatratios against
who was mace rallied by the company at the memo'''. else it might be acid it was
a dab for his very dirty handed The another exhibition of hostility to the
donor said lis wo I'd bet 53 that there Dominion Government However, it
wee • dirtier hand ►n the room, and was the privilege sad the duty of every to advance the mese of te.uperanor and
after be had accepter: several takers, he man to speak his mind on the grietdion, ,oci•l happiness generally is appreciated.
Mnmpbantly drew forth '' •, r..• f, and he would just touch on one nr two !Our far friend in Tows is writing to her
d irtier still. and won the bet Anda points. He them contrasted the methods' mother, and referring to Tne Stuwai.
said the speaker, if y::t want • wer•v
donee than the •�nt'y ,u ere read:ne. y esu
.ill find it in the rex'. He dealt w:th
the Indian question +a an able mann'?
at seem 1eagth. sad showed • thorough
•rgw•intaste with the questin...
Mr. C Peacer saiu .t was pant to keep
from feeling and eil•rwe.i:eg indigestion
whim he cater t'. c .Order the ptrsi•ions
ei1 s bill by *hien :ag !air wan attempt-
e d. Sir .l• tt� A. Mroslonald had been
mJlsd oat e4 'noisome ' by the Ledtans.
oma he thought he now was worthy of
die additional appellation of "Strike-
lsim om the -Bars," for thsi na:ne trs1y only wrtk appeal,
She People's dolumn.
PIANO WANTED --THE CHURCH
d Caglead Temper sss i) 4 Matra
tem of reetlag • Maw fur Its tlegiety meet -
Inge dad eatertatame•ata Address X18•,
Oodertch.
At ent)N SALE OF V ALt'ABLE
ILLAOE PROr[RTY
Cade* mod by virtue of • hewer of rale ees-
tslssd in •.rrtsa dated the 17th
pay of Nos etsbert A.D. ssad�maeill de by
Isabella
athetime
!sadly \rood one Frederic byc woos to c the
\'esdor, twos- will tis- sold t'aad+c A:rctloa.
on
Hutu 'Jay, the :,trd day el May, A. U. lobes,
at two o'clock t• the aLh, ersoon.
Al THE MORGAN HtYI'L IiM TUX VIL-
LAar OF HAYFIELD
in the County of Huron. by William Harris*..
.1u.-tiun.. r. the following valuable p
Valu
ets
asbers. Mt 277111.
massy - runniest
t duces. fled Pnet
sax tel. lea ata um sok,
seed 'e0. runsag arm Is -
Mow
B,rtteld. to the (Lwt7 of
of swore/ Deas/slag ty sames.srosest
ung .,came( of 55 sere of lead
each, mon o<
ler.
There is estimate noon oke Iced. • large elegy
asst a -half frame Mouse. • frame sable bed -a
dret•clam'reliard.
The buildings are mosey new.
The above would make • very destrabie re-
siden. a sad is well situated.
Teras Tem ter rent comb at the time et
eaia a•d the haloes. is der mem m Ltimrr.R
ref lustkrr panicsime Jda
Bak t camerae, Harriman.
Re*on. be_ n yl•le. we t. the Ane eeemr.
Fated sou April. A.P.MIL
CAI(t*ON. LT * LRON
WM. HARRISON. Y
Bayfield. A estieeese. 1M�1k
getting double ration& After he had FINE ARTS - MR. 1t CROCKETT
A w111 reopen the dim" Mr 'Motet is *T
caters what he received mit the tint hutch- I oil bad water colors. pause os tuna, tis., 1� UTICS
sr's, he would take the empty basket to oe N edseeday, a tb tail.. at u clock 9.m. a
another, and eat os credit. 1 Stadion !'t. Andrew street tint dour from Nonce *berth!' f ft.e-
WmWee wrest. Itis -it glen thirty -fest. of SrC'bspsone beedred and
A000rdiog to an English newspaper,an I esve& oc the Kev iuid Htatmtes of Oa/ar/.
oM.er returning from •day'• shooting. ! THwest Wwas E COURT tosb..11Eheld lit. ?ret .rt-- claims against the estate et 'Fb :a• Webb.
left his flame in the custody of his dogs, ti os. Tt•!da tilt. 155. comstenetnr beet an Townsstp of wawaaest. is *tis
whore be looked up with it while he , a�i a.m. All parties tn•ereaed rid reser Count, of Hwros. Y•asaa dsoesesd wh dlsd
auead. Ft. K. M11.I.IC
os nr about the ads, of Aped, A.D.
went upon some urgent business away IveLlt Clerk. are hereby re.yr.fred to mad b► is soak
hos hom.,and soon forgot beth annuals i ► REVISION FOR or orbwwree dettw to fie ndd•r.... a Ad -
He was detain/cod for days, rHE Cot'RT OF REVISI mid4eotnad tb• Mae and slew of the 401
dad gams7 j the Town.btp of Colborne. will hold lis said deceased at Daatanaos P. O.. Ostsrte. sr
when he refereed both dogs had died of . first Suing. oa t ds� mar we. its. sees- to lae.,re. (tarrww ti'roedtem.b.rlldlett•.a
brimiver haw refrained from touching I meaciai at r am. All parses interested Mil tlodericb. on or before the MI day of Juli,
mS Iess* aft rid J A M ' ONAU 1 1tat their ekrrtias same"; sad eara•mw. •*-
t
Itiit ('leek e< o5rt. dresses a p( prf4e.I.r•
TO CREDITORS.
Int
he a The had iseither barked nor
� p e . ..
Mt y rid de.cn ten, the full
Mr. W. F. Foote followed, showing a whined dotingtheir confinement, ort• et their clauses • statement of their mire m
ed (�1O L'RT OF REVISION -TAE Celan sed the nature of the seventies tJ amyl •
up ver] dearly the outrage attempt d•nUy fearing w betray the toast of , V of R.evtelon, foe the Teem of aedencb. \v them ; end in default thereof. the mid Ad -
under the Indian clauses. their master. wad be held in the Commit Chamber. eat Fri- rntnlstrstriz. will •iter the eaM let deg er
Mr. James Young, 1.1 Manchester, said A dank belonging 10 a Wanat1us, N. J., day- the hath ds7 of alli, tw5. at M i olaoa a Juiy, IwL dwrtbue the aceta e1 tee sod de -
S. for th. purpose of hearing dad rectifying 4.15.54 •n'ostr the genie* e.IIUad e*Meoe
that after hearing the trill reed and its had fur a long ime hsen in the heist of alt complalr is or errors en the aesewenent having:Imre mile to claim. of whit\ .estop
provisions explained in the able manner picking up his breakfast and running1 rod of the preasmt ys•r. AUtomt,ise t.ansu•d .haa1...;11:17,7---,..6111 ,. repo and
an r.qussted to.ttead. W 1j44PMkt.L. the atru r st 5. IaaN tsy
that had been door, he believed every •way with it instead of eating it. The ('Irrk of the Mu•ica•iity. It.311 the tam •■nets, or nay part 15err• 1. N Sar
ens present Reformer or Copses vette', boy followed him on Friday,and the dog 1 Oodericb. May las 1 wereon cf whew claim notice .had sot lave
been received � her. or her said Solteiters. M
could not help but condemn the mei- led • r.uradabout topp evidently to tire I turNTY HURON JULY EX Alit the tame of such diste:buti.s
sure. He moved the following rewlu- out his pursuer. malty the dog lay �, NATIONtf. Ira. Dead the 17th d•7 nus 47"PL luau.
ting :- down and waited for the boytoo go away MAK1A f LVNK1C71.
go ` F:ret-•:res. Grade t'. ion•ptwfearaenal a :791-!r. Administr.trix
•'That the meeting of the electors of The boy started abruptly as if t.. ' the Nurmal rtchnor. Teruel( and , Mere, en
home. The dog ran very fast and dirap- toeene.day. July ime. a is p.m owl-
peered :n a covert. where investigation (lass Non rufeerunel Kxamteet:on 41 ilio Loans dna insurance.
revealed a decrepid and emaciated old 1; l v nk,°OP nehi:aesaVv-profew. onaiJEi- i ems- -- - -
dug. who was eagerly devouring the 'astsatto.5*County High Schools. on Wed- �i ARE LENDING MONEY AT
breakfast i certificates. July uta, at MS a.m. Fur Fust-rless 1i a Nast r rest Private feuds( '
oeill begin Grades A and B. Et a Prufea per - l will trrgtn afar the conclusion of the 1'n l.w A leo agents for -Credit Fwt.t
THE POWER OF WILL. !Mosel aaiinadon. ('aestidatesinset notify BLAOER t LEwIR
the &Neretar7. on or before Meet of June, the Godenok. Marcb ml- ,tilt. M 1�
!School where he or she desire to write, ram-
i the dorsal subject he or .M wishes to MOO 000 TO ► U)AK, APPLY TO
West Huron sol.rrly protests ag•iust the
so-called franchise bill now being dis-
cussed in the Hours of Commons of
Canada, for the following, besides, other
navies :-(1) That it will at this time tet
gnat depression in trade, and d large
expenditure by the Government, entail
• large addition to our annual ezpeu-
ditnre a.neoaes+rel] and to no gond par- [*!Fact nem • less •evwews wham (55 be
pose. (2) That the measure pro e, 11127041 otice me be or eke now holds. CARL/10N HOLT t(7AIMZRON,Gotta
aesleved h renames. wls.tma. If may. The notice mast k •c«.myawed by • +c►. »le.
r one which has not Fecen asked fur by certificate of cbarsrter bed • fee d SLIM or --
any section of the people. (3) That the 1 Mugu if the I'sndtdate atapliee for • fed se MONEY Tt s LEND.- A L A R G E
well as a 3rd ease Exam nation. No name !tel amen' of Private FaaM for inwo5tmmmt
assumption by the Federal Legislature twill stat* • recipe for any k and of well be forwarded to the Departnien�t.ii a15Mw dlw� �u5 first-cl••sMonpgna Apply
of the authority to fig the Frssdeise a success in life, which is eo simple and •p- the
r*0.a 0 te had froetlO 11. ?arse
7we Ils•m toDARROW t MOOu1TOOT.
an undue interference with Prerincial
privilege. l4) That the giving of votes
to tribal Indians wen are under the con-
trol of the Government of the day,
while thousands of intelligent white
men are at the same time disfranchised,
s on its face • wrong and outrage :5,
That the remota) of the preparation of and that ycw are wdltnt t° slava' tool, I I13t3 (1 NEAIL A Mlt+.� O'REILLY RADCLIFFE, FIRE. MARINE.
the voters hate from responsible squirm, grovel, Is, chest and eventually 1 �� are now serenest(' to do dm", and roan �•
Life and ♦ecidset iseunrre Ageet
municipal omcers, and the placing of loss your soul in the aegssitiow of this tee silk:pg in the shortest possible time He- t the i*.w�a.*Lave t n�uasnr$Co..
the lists in the arbitrary control of
fortune), you will follow the rule : Wish i eon o.retsi cutup and trwod ettov& t try gray Runty w lend on Mortgage. *.Wer .n Tows es
!K i.t8..) upn Lo rive estitfaetiea. are �� Prroperty, in an way ts wait the b,rrow
for the thing desired. W ill it to come, : O'Neill e a Aremind milliner of tang eruct m Oft. tns.�eWw7 Kari block Aostwriek
demand it and persistently keep un w toe. and o,y person seating • seat lar' well
wiling, desiring and demanding. You 1 elate ...5.t hhi. a esu"l idtoc wu11lmt fine hw x4200 (100 PRIVATE FU�1Ti
ray, perhaps, "What wish and do noth• d,, of et her partes. opp'erite Bay T's iit
And we heartily endorse the noble mitred i bot wsh, desire, demand 1' You Hotel. Hwi!ton street. Uoderrb. Oat. taut- To lend on farm and town prn7rr.y. at tow-
ing
by the loyal Opposition in the will do more. 11 you persistently desire tie( and fitting s ogosci•Ilty. a>NSat es: rat5.00 .' t. Med sg.r5eo purchased ..d Leas
cos-
taken
of Commons in opposing the in-
EDWARD SHARMAN, eineat.ates I Compon'•�rg�d agrnufurlheanad at1 .4.4
you/ hands and b.win will b. 000tiriu.11y E• r►sued,stasmevw, a\.ah.55.pubit. 45.11v', 'par of t'anad& the Canada Laded
famous bill, and urge them w continue workingin s000rdance with such desire. oomtaaa a I. still ready to do Perth Company. the lewdest loan ('smyaay
mareesee• it of lina:a laumist. IL 04 and 7 per rest
You will sooner or later see opportun:- an wort Is Me lin' in • superior manner. N. p Itorrowcn ear uD4eo money a see
ties for effort leading up to the attain -Priam la edit the tomo* 16tim5tes given far day. tf title s iOfactor
I buildings whim required. 1e77.1y. DAVISON a Olfactory
sent of the thing desired .914 narraters. t:.. Gederich.
Let me speak dogmatically, two that ! I For Bale or to tet. TO LOAN AT 6 PER
wsh even to seem doigmauo. Rut in _ w�>- , t�tlft/uV1R1
order to tell any matter plainly it s --- --- -- - - - Mtn?
wwOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT- ?Hsavxolwl(► OtNi1RAI. TRt t+1d CO'7<
The hove for a number of 7e►n 'o• p'i are batfor ti. loci
al•;r li•ntf� yearl on
by Ito. ('. A. Humber. for ole or to rem. TER I►!pi 1') sl'TT BORR( lwERB
cement and }Auden. For par...Mars +
o JAMES SMMAILL, 1sR4t on asst -cola tarso aocar.•T.
t
pareitly gri easy that I exiled nine per- Masters of the High Schools artil please and
sons out of ten will reject it coot empt'- ' the applications of their ('anAldatee te the
nal after I do state it Thi. s the I (4, .t;1 7 In.preter of the d:v:stoe a which* tam
7I Hlgr..ol :e sltwtaod. Third s:a•s rert1A
recipe : If you want anything, from a Cates may he rrsew/A ore res-xamttese tw
View bonnet to • fortune presuming that I PKTER ADA MOON.
4 have before oil ten, fifteen, or D. M. MALL(M'H. Fwct., Secy. 13. IGsmi.
yo ' y Preside Inspector. 111M -4t
twenty years wherein to oak. • fortune I May lith. M.
�a10,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LINE
on Farm end Tows Property at lowest m-
orose. rers.sP- purchased, no C�emmirr.a
claimed U.aveyancag Fees aasMeasaatlNMtt
N. H. - llarswere ran obtais m le seefhq
if title r raareser7.-DAVISON t JOHIii,
!RT(ON Serrl..m.. tae 0ed,rioh. 1781
nominees of the government of the deo,
s a measure feeding to the subversion
of responsible government, and endang-
ers the most sacred ngbts d the people.
•,n resist its passing into law by every
kswful and constitutional means in their
power.
Mr. A. F McDonald •eoonded the
reanlnti..n, which was put t., the meeting
and oarried, only one person, a rebid
load politician, voting against it
The meeting was a roost encouraging
line for the Liberal party, and in the
fight here they will continue to have the
aid of many former Cousertativee who
attended the meeting
often ince/wary to use • dogmatic form
of expression. The human will is a
great but much overlooked power. '
Fasten it nn •nythm¢ to ire attained, 41x•1 t wpp 7 0
ksep it nn that lhiog, and a eventually
bill: SALE OR TO RENT --A NEAT ('Aid*ROS 110LT t ('A"SRON,
attracts elements and agencies favorable .0 fame cottage on Htsekestreet. will he ft•t r.. (ioderie
to the attainment of your wsh. You fOema titc\es weodahed aged atone feting.
Aerate tar the Toron•o (isseral Truett. Coll.
7:17,,,,,.4o4 . thehi.tlw5ing. Twoift ose tpnoacct M^p^. Cara.unt. Huts t Carrwlow bavt.
A weir From Iowa wish to travel and see foreign eountriee. t.ststag. Apply to Mil. AOHT. 5 drat
tis amotat 01 pesail t.toes to toot
Keep that wish uppermost in your mind. WI LAOS. F1apMsmut, or at Shia ogee 91141 "arm tem misrity.
Weeri( b. an. & Wil felbtt
A lady who formerly resided in God.- Will It, tissue it, demand that you meet tiOI'SE AND TWO LM73 FOR
rich, but who now live* in the H•wkeye travel. Is prayer involved all that wish, RENT The berme has three rouse; INSCRANCE CARD.
State, recently sent $ letter hone, of desire, demand implies. i speak hereof t\ery r •geed ats►le and well en the Imola 1 ._
e& Aro a {heed )neer sew for esls 1lor pr• W . T . T fl (► T
which the following was a portion. We prayer as a law o1 nature. n addition iteu;asapgnto Lam. JOHN W J0N drew- Fier, L�/faadXn.�r+� /n•tir.vrr (prwf,
are glad to thick that over in the ppevsaitne to the persistent demand that you shall weaker. ono O. Newtom'e mere. Ooilertth- pOAfrJeN N.
Sates the bumble efforts of Tun tenet
wee
travel, make yourself believe that yew TMar 014.:v"....Celbcrne Hae:.
will travel Say to yourself. "i most T ARM TO LET --FUR A Till= OF T\e"wltl.f«iii led t7!
Done keep on raying
The N �N ie Dire «'5 Cowtt> WF
D.siWs.
netted�,...&.: Ent odes and Cd rasab-
)flews triers dt iewmf rah..
O•serirb. Dec. 31st. 1e1
y al 6 p. i cast,
of the Dominion •nd Ontario govern-
ments in giving votes to the Indiana
Under the Ontario Franehse lull only
these Indians not having tribal r.Itioss,
and otherwise folly gsstified, scald
rot& The Indian should In !rested as births, ar.d marriages next. Then the
well as • white man, but no setter. The news in generel. It make. ,..y heart poemhly lower down.
new Ontario franchise hill had been prowl and clad while i read concerning I Another most e.ei uraging c ev Lwodia f !►,rite, if calf, wad i(leefretr.l
formed on the basis of the •asst.t.mewt the Scott Act, and 1 often wish 1 furled istic of this ides w you) and fa v, me Paprs, Ahl+epezie.a, d•r., row Thine.
roll. Any appeal now had to cense he. sit down and wnt• to the editor of Tee I is that the more will s ozonised the M1fiMBFIttEH1P i:. vs, 4. ONLY iN.N.
fore a comity jodg. who is an apt:tee 8a.sal..wd 1.11 him how mueh we, away !stronger it growa, and it d sot smatter M1.311 free se' Tf 7 aM Fused .
of the Dominion (loventrrtent, bet he est here in Iowa esteem him for the part what its exercised ns.. the a man who
hat other duties and rega.gibilifies. and he has taken all through the affair. and ! labs. his tcd y, 1.lp.iag , isis VAggit nten t . embnnsttp remelted try
dare not abrin his powers. He deals if yes ever talk with him. tell him Uma I tt to e • (,sjjSSbb- be .a
10406.11. ill Feam-
•...pt. beer ihr t:.t 1 .ria se •-•• - ' e • . . ...1 hie- n, i well .w,.." p,. ♦s ....v.onme. Oita. R�Of,_ - ALKX- NORTON
o 'Dins. i •,. ., a., . ., .t 1,
es
We enjoy the taper very mech. I
believe Frank reeds nearly everything
in it i always look Dover the "News about
home ' first thing. and then deaths,
.w abroad.- years. last (8) ata a the Matthaei owe
by b• eth of the TewnS\b ore
seely
• How can 1 bwsk away /mm my per- M letter w J. R LiVA a. tttrifivd. t1
est situation. What show is there 1' r
ma era to lay up money to go abroad
on 110 per week salary." That has
nothing to do with the matter. Besides,
keeping in that despondent frame el
sited is d.strutiva it will keep yew
not only wh.•re goo are, but *end you
-Amusements..
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ODERICIII MECHANICS' INsTI-
TtTNLINNAIRY AND R1ADiNa
ROOM. user. •t wt street sad norm top
Open from 1 to * p m. and free 7 to tap...
AR(/CT :1000 VOL 13 IN LiBRARY.
mist'-iiwd his mei* d;obis:al warfare. meds ep by the munirieal '.. -r 1•
tlarretary.
• . _,,..s twat. 111
L
INN$V INCE CARD. --
ANL CO'T. Towow-pr- F•rabliahed
X l'tt. C'O'T. of Loeeo' England) -
Imbed 17M,
•A - ' 18 4 - OO'T. d Ha$rvoa. Casa
Seas "
s Meek, RAM
The reg� •' aro App�prr,yeffeeamgr d the
CQtftAADDA Pitt LOAN awe 5Ao*NY8 CO.
)Ar•wey re Lege es Ibutense .eolith, festal
loss pee drat-Cbargsa nsdasew
IMAM AM HORTON,
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