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rim HURON SIGNAL, RIFDAY, OCT. 1. t886.
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I wooW admit that lin regard to which Irish UdWLs all the batiste and all forces of serofulou
an rapidly purged away by the
biters was our must of Irish natteoalsty _ use u yer's
and y, and Be Govern- len easy epos m
lig 'shoed sect were Meg • lis• prosperity, b pre,_ tag his ataadard If they woald not "Nu Donee is good mews," se the man
.•ed from the odd -
-
lb'
that were eromiwlD is Ice the aeiMabie r/ a the Pietism All
import/int in world rivet ere united and which are the diseases,pitmaparillm
�M�' � lb* ta►•r had streak 1uaAs�e•d was the gest tone of our greatest questions betimes follow
PRACTICAL SPEECH
bati0®. thane(u gas .�•
$ Pupa
t u
Ron. A. M. Rome est the Op t grant. He rw+g►t we had come liar • would Mixer its
In rte tulat• fa the vines which td sot et rgrt O
of the Provincial Hshi .Madera harms* Mak had jest Mas
palmed. It was netts that prime for
e.s.ew1 1 rues_ssII, - Tf• grail did art seem ensaerggtwg, sed it
Ina .Uy ed The rarrrneww tasrlmm- maw- wee doebtlal 1r. view ut the new
eastern ea tee as Eames amnia 1.ye of supply that had lately been de-
veloped in the Host►weet, is Auteuil*
sod India, if wheat, our fosses great
At the opening of the Provina.l Exhi- .gtienkeiref staple, wowld ever womtssaad
bittou at Guelph last week, Hon. A. M. the prima it d{i in the peat, and in eon -
Rosa, our popu'ar representative in the optima, we sometimes beard disouerg-
Oaterio Legislature, who in addition to Ma slid gloomy predictions se to the
future pruspecn of profitable farming
being Treasurer of Ontario, is ale Com- bat there was win the world
miwre
oeter of Agriculture for the Prow- that can more noddy act pi tbem.elree
ince, was prwnt, and was presented w new ooeditioue than (asnedisnm, sod
with the following address :-- Canadian farmers bad not been slow to
(carni, Sept 21st, 188;, stride out in new directions, when old
trodden paths had b.00me obstructed
T•. the Hon. A. M. ions, C Farmers dtsoovered that they mold sot
yf Agriealtwre for the Prunncr J as of old put their main r'disno• on
atm, : whilst and grain, and they turned their
Oil behalf ,.f the Agricultural and Arts attention more to stock raissug and
Association of t)oano, I tender you a d.iryiog, and they had found these new
hearty welcome to this, our 41st sunset linee as profitable as the old. Fruit cul
exhibition, ture was also receiving ,neressed atter•
We eau assure you, that the interest tion. The development of our cheese
which you mid your colleagues have industry bad been extrsordin•ry. It
taken, in astatine and encouraging this was perhaps not generally known that
ass.cation in develuptug the agricultural in Canada's exports the article of cheese
and mechanical r'e•uurce• of this Prov- takes:he Iced of another agricultural pro•
Inc?, has been highly appteciated, and duets, no less than $8,245,000 in value
we trust that the substantial benefits of this product being exported in 1885.
which have been conferred upon t he While horned cattle comes next with
whole Dossitiiun uugh our 'tuned ef- $7,377,000. air wheat being only $1,-
f ,rte will afford satisfaction to all who 91k1,000. Much of the success 111116
have the interest of the country .t had attended our chew industry sod
heart. the rapid t which had brought
Tt will always be the aim and erdonor it to be the meet important article of our
of this Aasociauon to merit a continuance agrieutural esporta u duo to the
of that ronhdeoce which lam been shown admirable public spirit and indefatiga-
tt by the people of untario, who ria° not work a the Provincial Dairymen's asso-
but recognise that the efforts which have clarions, east moi west. Our remarkable
been made in developing the material in- progress in fruit culture wee no less des
tercet of this province have met with . to the fostering care of the Fruit Grow -
lance measure of success. en' association. These aaociatlonm ha
It is • satisfaction to us to know that a narrower scope than the Agricultural
although there are numerous successful and Arta Association, which tares a foe -
exhibitions held in different para of the taring interest in a'1 Cie industries of
Province, this association still bas the our Province, but the success which has
confidence of out only yourself and your .tteuded the efforts of these two sub►r-
colleagues, but of the great body of the dinate associations shows what can be
yeomanry of the country. doneby concentrated effort in special linea
We gladly recognize the efforts put This year witnessed the birth of two
`'forth by the Governmetlt-Wemeouregissg other similar associations under Provin-
the youth of our counts" to devote their eat patronage. The Creamery sasocis-
attsntion to the punch et Agriculture, ti..n, and the Beekeepers' association,
by placing withiu their reach the beoetits and he had not 1 i t
of • sound Agricultural education, and the stimnhs wbiels would be Sive° to
we trust that the institution which has these two imindustries through
been so eminently successful will con- these 'would before long
tinue to attract the attention of those show results as ae had been
who like ourselves feel that the prosper witn•••ed in regard to cheese and fruit.
ity of Canada largely depends upon the He was glad that they appreciated the
successful d . id tour Agncul- work of the Agriculture "College. It
tuna resources. wu the one farmers' 1 in•titu-
Hon. A. M. Roes said in reply that it tion that we had in Canada, and not -
afforded him great pleasure to be present withstanding all the criticism that it had
to assist in the opening ceremony. He been subjected to, it was doing a good
had accepted their invitation nut as a work for the Province He (Mr Hoes)
compliment to himself, but to the great had taken the .. . last year to
industry he officiaily1. visit some of the beet of the avrleultural
To many of the der members of the colleges in the United States. and he did
oouneil who had been the leaders in not find one doing the amount ..f agncol-
agricultural activity in the Province, the tarsi work that we were doing at Guelph.
unmistakeable evidences of program and The American agricultural colleges were
improvement in all that pertains to agri- gradually drifting awaywere grcuu
ltr
culture and the industrial arts, which as their pritnary aim,and
eau dnmonatrated by each recurring ex- verted into industrial schools for instruc-
hibition, must be indeed highly gratify- tion in mechanical trades. The manage-
ing We saw year by year an increasing ment found their agricultural cleasss
cumber of breeders tf thoroughbred diminishing became the average farmer
stock. We saw the mechanical appliances dove not realize the of a thor-
to assist end minae easy the labor of the ouch educational training for his sons
fano multiplying and becoming more who are to follow farming. He fcund
complete, until there is hardly an opera- the same idea largely prevalent here. He
tion that the human hand has heretofore thought the farmers did not in this
been called upon to perform that is not matter maintain as they ought the dig -
mors accurately accomplished by ingeni- city of their own They
nus mechanism. We saw our annulate- were quite ready to send their son who
torero and merchants showing an in- wished to be a doctor, a lawyer, or a
creasing desire to take advantage of these clergyman, to a oollege and to take his
ezhibittons as grand advertising med- degree at a university, but they thought
iums, and the splendid displays they a common school education good entomb
make are no less profitable to them than for the one who was to be a farmer.
pleasing and instructive to the visitors. When such was the case, was it to be
There could be no doubt of the educe- wondered at *at Nos] be the eommun-
t'onal value of thtss exhibitions. No ity take the msec et Ida Ewa estimate
man o • woman could spend even one day of his valuennei g�sah dib. fanner as if
in examining the magnificent ho was not y the meal of the pro-
ot thoroughbred stock, as tineas could fessional man or the merchai.t 1 He
be seen in any part of the world, the knew there were many amongst them
choicest sam0 of agricultural products who had obtained success with small
in the agricultural and dairy t-
unt of education,
meets, the immense diversity and artisticptoo n much d used to and
education
excellence of the inenufacturee, and the for the fanner unnecesssary. In prac-
grand display of meckaoical skill con- tical work they no doubt knew as much
tined in the machinery hall, machines of farming as any agricultural professor,
which seem almost endowed with human but they had stained their knowledge
intelligence, as if man had been able to through 30 or 40 or 50 years hard exper-
t ibue the metal and wood of which they erce and in gaining that .
are 1 with the subtle brain they had no doubt many failures;but they
.ower and intelligence which contrived surely did not want their sons to undergo
em -no one, he said, could view all so long an apprenticsship,gain knowledge
this without having the mind enlarged, as slowly, and become grey before they
ilted out of throw• were thoroughly ted in their calling.
o►ieteet and most especial owe. air 'r ability, they imports were b a hews carnet the mime- ietsgrity and great weeld It Year hair i. tursittS tray. dont w may •Iway ►• relied ropes for the rpeed7
of ger pro•pstt' y wild al& to is heart
deserve to Low tM�r t to veteoed .p po � which bur* oat ate
ratit`L\omt � dyes
of th � of a ow or Cuagh.
'emirs read. with these eaadiwal primaries, seal redoes deer ' War s harmless,
ward Blake's torwra.l►f artg\uet pa cold.' wb+ew. bl
oral Dolor of the exposures, hemam.
support the lJ.wde et sash a statesoaw, earl w
4th melt a noble regard futlwwar nod lows.
ho was repro,
A Comofl Cold
to .11.n the by*litg ut eerie• aiso-
tows of the Thew, Brnaeilal Tubes,
sad Leap_ Tbeedur'. the Imp•rtear'e of
early sole .Ere1Ne nutmeat caneot be
ue.ut asad_ Ayds C'berry Pectoral
or. t Ile able b Gro heart wd •owl of w men
wealth. ♦ people std IW- 1J• and mane diw.ss • I.tat 1 mer mtaskd wkb a
within ywouldthemselves w .asalire atad fre-
is they stake Dever r du b samosa \~ to and will restore the nae gusts' • weria. laalt7
produced and ao d he ht• baa goes to educate public •sots• g sett!! o. ��'
is mwore
'takes they prod hair, stimulate Its growth, and brio A
soregoie
more t\aa they ooDaumd. A glum* at vent -E I11* sod r.cProt.a sentiment back Its Youthful glum end beauty ty a o1 w�el�Itt a ht
agric
our exports .kind shun the high position r -to take the owed views ofthe
thine y Atter trying , fret erbmi s rrgseesti
progress.
Camakes s an element ut our gumboots. Is itmacedoinesho that the Irish &Worst hcw.ver much they may be .totals ra1Mf, 1 oemmrm•aase'd fakleg
years h averaged
*epode form some C•tholiss of1 Ontarioisseshould ...ciallybe almost biassed are toad of the word "Iwpartlal.' Ayr's Cherry Pectoral, sad was
year bad .vnraS•d about 80 millions, in his se rt earl especially Au editor ones pre an "Impartial ac- Speedily Cured.
and more than ooehalf were agricultural when they bad Sir John's onalsaal count of a thuudentorm. 1 r sathfied that this remedy saved my
products', while our exports of .nanufec- organ, the Toronto Aida, mead to Home,IId. tem' Ute. -Jus. Webers!, 1'awtsteket, R I.
teres land been but between three and Rule and Onngeism in a ssvere cold. Dike .my
four millions. rte mentioned than yearly every issue for wises months, yes. Tba complexion is Lftan rendered un- 1 dteo emitted/LI a v h.e14. w pes.sat-
igeres to impress the farmer. with .w years, pant 1 Why shoot,/ they not 1 sightly by Pimples, Liver tipots, and deal? esd ti"... a eymptor-
idea of the o{ their own occu- Why should they Iola wit. their en.- Yelluwn.ss Thw ,t s w.0 koowo are pb�Y ea.. ecdeeei tis este Qi
Dation mise el reject their in Parliament
tented*,
caused from an inactive Liver and blood Ayp+ CMerf fail,a remit was i rapid
p p d rakes the blond wen
of it ve raised their cause and lou- and whole ■ m. see 1>:•••'Pl s Prairie, Tema.
ptian tbruwghsat Canada ••'
for toilet receipts, hints d Two Hr. sore! mfAtrsd
"But Tout's* Sir John has repudiated on how to preserve the Dump (clop Two
/ea eettietl a my Lapis t6 V1 a�r�
THE O'DONOHOE DELL
The Deoeived Senator Tells the
Whole Story.
I e■ the aeel1.i r•tlttrat
aa..tf•a• of the toy,
Senator, the Hun. John O'Dnnoh.e,
of Toronto, who has been spending a tee
days in Montreal, was called upon a his
s
rooms, at the Si. Lawrence Hell, by
Herald reporter. The Senator was found
surrounded by his Iriab friends of Mon-
treal, with whom he i a prime favorite,
and who have the Wittman admiration of
his zeal and devotion for the interests ret
hie co-religieniats and co nationalists in
this Canada of ours. The Senator is not
• particularly handsome mac, but he is
clever and frank and hospitable. Lead-
iog questions were put to the Senator by
the Herald scribe, all of which Mr
O'Do.otoe answered in his own way,
without evasion or attempt at conceal-
ment.
"Senator," queried the Herold repre-
sentative, "is it a fact that you were ap-
pointed to the Cabinet, and did not get
in i How did it happ.s
"Well, 1 have no objection to tell you
or to . u i 1 that I believe and know
I was appointed to the Cabinet. The
Premier assured me that I was. Th.
Governor-Oeneral,Lerd Lorne,telegraph-
ed me he had signed my patent as one of
his councillors, and Sir John treated me
as such. Now, 0 Donohoe, mid he, pok-
ing me is the ribs, you are one of u.,and
being one of ns you are entitled to koow
what is mud ut you. Here are letters
attacking you, which you have a right
to, and with that he handed me private
none assailing my appoint-
ment and enticizing me personalty, thus
whose eloquent words in ter iameut and Dr Chase's Liver (.urs pe k sd Pmt ern -1!. E. gimpooa,
�a Mogen; n
1 io an from a severe
h lesicu. es
e Nail C• •
Sold by J. 'ils.n. wilted various pb7trr•I
"Repudiated the !flail.' It is .11 - tiuetllcllles /bey Nat. A �+t�d�atut the
d
humbug. Sir John without the Mull u The elevator la •hunter that u always only temporary re. Atter
nowherein Uatario H. might as wale as taking try A er'l C
ht baud ! in sewn. mto two yer's e t b tnaidas i was
repudiate his tocsin or his rig cored. Mace thea 1 have +ter the P.e.
He might as well repudiate his party rat...'• t ere [steset•r iota! o my cltlWreo, sail cue"'
K I.
bxdily. As the Mail writes the party Is the best remedy for corns extant. 1t The Best Remedy
think and votes As the Mail advises, nets quickly, makes no sore spots and and ue 7lraae and
all the party canvassers and - effects a radical cure. A hundred f r aid.. ougbr used to my ttrstJly.-
ing agents end other small politicians smitationa prove iia valve. Take neither ltt.bert a,i,Irrpetol, )lr•dv . Iti
and the little all over Ontario wbditutes udetrod as ¢oo,d our thn chose Some time ago 1 took a slight Cell/
think and ay Bud do. Th farce of re of cite genuiye too often offered utilesbarn aeok1 tookl,gw worse enduttdlation u altogether tea, farcical. The - pettiest on my lungs. Mad a backl•L
oak
Tb oee who
overnmtnt party in Ontario is per-
meated with the Mall's sentiments -
don't forget that. Thea are the pass-
words to office -the battle cry for the
elections. The Mail means Sir John
and the C t ; and thio everybody
in
Ontario, -Home Wile or anti -Home
Rule, Irish, English or French, Catholic
or Protestant, knows to be the fact, It
needs no special demonstration. You
do not undertake to prove that water
tuns nown hill. du you 1 You are not
asked in a withering bot day to demon -
state the sun shines. Not mon silly 1.
it to question the feet that the Toronto
Mail exists by the Government and for
the O t. It is devoted to the
O. t, body and bones, and re
cosine the Premier himself. Of all the
hollow, flimsy bits of humbug the dee-
nevus Premier has ever attempted to
impose upon the public, and with whieh
to hoodwink his old and confiding Sup
porters in Qxeb•c. this preteuded re -
pod tien is the sickest."
"Then, Senator, you don't think any-
body 1. deceived by it 1"
"Not a living soul -not a horse be
iog above the age of infancy.;
"And yon are of the opinion that the
G t cannot carry Ontario ?"
"I am of opinion that the Mowat Gov -
ernment will carry the Provincial glee- our
tions, and Mr Blake the Dumiuion elec- i do not find all their investments gulden,
ions by any means Bet an investment ui
That New Y, rk darley who dunks cough, and was veru w
petroleum must be loud of Ilght bower- k e�wrcamte 'ow r"dlnueee to testInT.nr• la ier
Ile
ages, until I couuneue d uaing Ayer'a Cberr7
],eN lbai cue barba ut i d. vat-
Mrs Mary Thompson, of Toronto, was uaP blkine curet me. and I feel that
'Holed with Tape Worm, 8 feet of stitch i owe the preservation of my itte to 14.
was removed by one bottle of Dr Lowe curative }cower. -Yr.. Ann Lockwood,
Wurm Syrup. lot: Akron. New York.
Ayer's (merry Pectoral U eemaidered,
A contemporary has an elaborate aril- here. 11.e on, great remedy for sil ammo
cle for amateur vocalists, "How to begin of the throat and Lungs, sad 1. !ears
to sing." How to get them to leave utf in demand than any other vitedkt.e Of its
u still an unsolved problem. time. - J. F. Roberta, Magnolia,
Prof L,w'a Magic Sulphur Soap is Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
highly recommended for all humors and rrepeNio
eon by Lr . C. A� III
o..L sl.srtiar► .
skin diseases. 1.:
It is said worry kills more people than
work. The perfectly nom
is the tramp, who hu no work and no
worry, and uothing to ems him out.
Freeman's Worm Powder* ere agreea-
ble to take, and expel all
from children or adults, lm:
A little girl calling with her nether at
a new house, where the walls were not
yet papered, exclaimed. "What a bald-
headed house, mamma.''
National Pills are • mild pergative,
acting on the Stomach. Liver and Bow-
els, removing all obstructions, lm
treating me, as he mud himself, u one ..�phat part 1. the agitation of the Dr pierce',"(:,,Iden Medical Ihsoovery
of us," by refusing to withhold from me Risi question playing in Ontario i" I is certain to prove a good ,ing. It cures
the attacks of my enemies, because that •'A. you know, it was played for all it' !cough, consumption, bronchitis, sick -
as a member of the Cabinet my colleagues eras worth in Haldimand, and you hovel headache, skim diseases, dyspepsia, cos -
could have no secrets from a brother 1 men the result. It will probably b• tivens's, scrofulous diseases, chills and
councillor in regard to matters affecting tried alt over, but whenever it is attempt- fever, and dumb ague. It reaches the
his personal standing." ! ed it brings on a discussion of North- , blood, ani through it the whole system.
"Had you any strong personal desire W et affairs and of the pregnant question I Agreeable to take, permanent in its re -
to be •member of the Cabinet I what caused the Ncrth-West rebellion ; seta. By druggists.
"I can assure you I bad not. R hat- and how does it happen that rebellions'
ever feeling I had aroma out of the wishes sod popular votes in favor s.oeesion ( A little boy and girl had been rautinn-
of my co-religiooista and my desire to occur u°ly Sir John Maodunald's role 1 ad never to take the nsst eq¢. But one
serve them. Where I am 1111°11111 am lobes u food for thought ►n such polna, eveoinq the girl reached the nest fins,
and the people of Ontario are not going I seised the stc, and started for the hones.
broadened, an s
nil in which the daily mechanical routine He did not a vales resisted expo•
o f one occupation is apt to confine us ell. rience as a main factor in agncu'tural moot."
l{e was sure the people of the Province training, but it is a slow deswting agentfor "Hew din u acconunt formy th h? iriah
highly . 1 the them of the if etch one is to gain that . i "
e
council of the association in .. , himself. Agricultural aviation imlart- Catholic support which Sir John Mac -
end developing the important interests ed at an arriculturai college is the re- donald could always count upon hereto -
they had in charge. He was glad to see corded and verified experience of thou- for. v,
El
that the council has of late years en- sands of practical me°, ndensed and nd largely because of the t• ra.rts•• ail' v. FROM FROMdecepRI practis-
deavored to widen andws rge y
xtend the scope tabulated for instructive purpose
and influence of the association. Their old men met also recollect that circum- ed in connection with tine Cabinet sp.
system
-
system of prize competition for model ata ices have changed since their early pointment to which you hare referred.
farm• ; their schet.e of pr.e essays on days Successful pioneer life required Sur John did not deceive me particular-
agricu'runl subjects, and exasninationt strength, muscle, and endurance rather ly : his act was a gross deception peso
in agricultural eduestion were all et.pa than skill or education. Their main tiled upon • who pecple. It may Le
in the right direction. and were evidence difficulty wu the clearing of the forest. regarded in some quarters merely u a
that the council rightly rea'ized that the - Once cleared a virtin .oil for years re- trick -an underhand and a disreputable
bolding of •n anneal exhibition is not warded their unskilled efforts with abut.- trick, involving a personal insult and a
the made sim and purpose o1 the as.ocia- dant yields. The same unscientific personal deception. But it was some -
non. He thought a m,sake had leen tillage on our partly exhausted soils thing more than that, as his letter to the
made by a!1 the *emelt ural societies in would today result in lamentable failure. Catholic bishops shows. it was a blow
almost wholly confining their efforts to Still brains and education are greater at a race and a religious body, which has
the holding of • yearly show. It was factors in farming today than formerly. naturally excited disgust, and might ba
not the intention of the Legislature that end strength and muscle are not so expected to be resented. But there ia
the grant made f••rthe eser.ciati"n should indispensihle. le it not • mistake when more than that in the felting off of the
be wholly devoted to this purpose, se farmers send their brightest boys to the I former support. Mr Blake, who leads
air the oountin
may be seen from the statute which lsocieties, which
the opposition , two leading
,
creates these which slimmer. house, and keep the dullest to make principles which must always attract
arse, along with the awarding of prises farmers of. This M des to a mistaken Irish Catholics to his side. He has been
at exhibitions, the holding of meetings idea that these are more re- in days of Home Rule adversity and in
for discussion, dissemination of 'gricul 'portable and lead swiftly to advance- days when Home Rule la .oft the eve of
in the world. The triumph,the true friendof the HomeRule
inti pllants,
and, importing Is, relays
ds ment and just principle. He hae expressed on all
end playa, premiums for •aeays on farmer wAo has •ab appreciation of the
agriculture, I and rnanufac- dignity and respectability ,occasions the most liberal and the moat
fael.res The "'Howl show has, how- calling should give as thorough an e,lu- sdvnced news on this question so dear
ever,absovtred the energies of the greater ca•ion to the son that is to follow farm- tc all tree lrieh Marts He did so when
pat. of the societies to existence, and ing as to the one that is to take one ..f it was an unpopular question and when
it hu been • want fre.lnently expressed the leaned pr••fea,nns Keo long es the to at:rotate Home Rule was a s-n.•re beet
. in the idea that „f men's ,.nneiplea Then. again, on
that the farmers had no aan papoose
that leaP the t Irene" question, Mr Blake has been
',rough' them t.orether fart papoose of learning and intelligence ars not • rime
d,ecumion .nil mutual t requisite for his selling, so Inns will he consistently opposed to Orono. semi
Tae Government have under his ad' ire teal that he does not rank socially with went. and claims. He has
en
deavored to bring into existence such the professional man or the merchant. xgcra rtiraru. ate wit/Plitt"
had referred in their address to
not regarded as having aelhsh aims. If
I could have benefitted my Irish friends
Yid the Irish of Ontario I would here
To TES 5I.•ir.t_ IND.;IND.;which the paraxon imposes, for although
A cure for Cholera Morbus -A pos.
is irksome and fettered for active and la- hers of the Cabinet [nay stump Ontario, � olive cure for this dangerous e(omplaiwt,
dependent minded men. The fact that exhibiting of Riot with a rope around his'
Sir Joh"' Macdonald was bound to send neck, in the hope of arousing religious and fcr all acute or chronic forma of
and sectional hatreds, but the electors of i Bowel Complaint incident to Summer
and Fall, is found in Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry ; to M pro_
tamedfront any druggist. 2
■rCrepe s Speedy tare.
- When we say McGregor's Speedy Cure
is the only perfect curs for Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, l - and Im-
pure Brood. we are telling plain facts, .,t
which hundreds upon hundreds can tes-
t' y who have been restored to perfect
health by us use. W. would thereforeis
adve you aironly if you are a subject
of any of the above troubles to give Me -
G. seor's Speedy Cure a trial avid lie con•
tinted Itis sold is 50c and $1 1. tiles
1 sod' in '•Moth
to be carried awaby .ectiona Her brother followed, crying, sr,
sectarian cries untilsuch questions of mother. Susy's been and got the erg
their responsibility fortwo rebellions in the old hen measures by."
the same territory, or for the vote in renal■ Cure
it is a high and au honorable position, It favor of session in Nova Scotia, Mem-
• private and oontidentisl letter to the
Roman Catholic Biahop of Ontario, • -
plaining in his own way why 1 was not
i
e npr
f Ifitlthe duties of - Cabinet Minister
Ontario are intelligent and foresighted
and not easilyimposed upon by such ex-
biex-
hibitions sad such screaming. They say
m had been agreed upon, shows you that ,that Riel w punished For whatever he
I was tt go into the Cabinet, not for per- ! did. and now they want the Governmout
so al reasons, tent as the representative to show that the rebellion, with its hies
of the Irish Catholics of Ontario. What • of life and its enormous costa, and all
ever my faults may be it is generally re- I the excitement and public disturbance
cognized that I here never failed to up- and bad blood that it produced, was tin -
hold the legitimate claims -of my c o -roti-' avoidable. They want to know whether
ht not have
gionists or to resent any indifference to it and ug the trouble en nipped
in the embeud
(animation,their inteeesa."
"Well, M O'Donohoe, if you have not They are anxious to settle the (antion,
been a Cabinet Minister you have as great in their own minas, whether Sir John
a reputation aa ft.'.if you were one- Will Macdonald, f.•his own purposes, did
you now kindly sate your impressions of not deliberately
the political situation in (Ontario?" a: Loon' THE NORTH-w"x+.TUITTU t•LTIx,i
"I am confident an important change
has come over the people of Ontario to gather to a head; and wnat those par-
lance the last Dominion general election. poses were. Depend upon it, the people
I believe then has been a change of un- of Ontario are not all fools; they have no
timent yery unfavorable to the Govern- nsire to fly at the throats of the people
of Quebec although the course of the
institutions, and the scheme of farmer's They 1r. tris p•.eitinn, and for that reason he
institutes lied '^ i 1, mut the interest which the Government had has drawn Dish Catholics to his aide.
the very gratifl)ing suers which had taken in the aasociatios, and in the de- whoa you And a man 1 irfaA
attended these held daring the past two v.lnp.eent of the agtieultural resources sentttneet on thew two great questiows-
winter,
and the numerous application*
'mritaTrf tI'. Awg- �trh, th15.
About 11.eee see/ease I was tail
up with bnoecbltls. and for eta
tweeths was enable to do aay-
ihba4. Your bottles of Or Jere
Mod oeanpletrly cured est.
t`tle
cad inatte n.. hrnr•roce
-ver aimre. in fart 1 never felt bet-
rr in my life.
W. 11 MammaMamma0. T. 1t. Works Stratford.
roe vele by F. Jordan. Uiedsrick.
Get your suction sale bills printed a
Tea Sew. L office. They are blimpblimpdone
promptly and at low rates Nc'tice ie
drain t,• augh les throTwo Sinxat free
of charge, which is reed by thousands.
BEWARE
OF WORTHLESS IMITATIOS
£. there +ed wiIsiterier
th
h.wv. este ,arms/ and •sn
as Qssall.• toasenelits toad-
=rt.
ea`
d
toe r p4?.eloat r.
earwe +ladies eal..t
w.eb Impeettlem bt i avowedlysw-
ael tlltthen italliwItall wit he
Dame
`CROMPTON CORSET CO.'
le stamped Daintier side of all Coronae good..
Wittiest Whish SIBS are pawky.
WILL CURE
EILI' ISNESS
DYSFEPBIA,
I NOICEST ION,
JAUNDICE.
ERYSIPELAS,
SALT RHEUM,
HEARTBURN,
HEADACHE,
OR REUEIR
DIZZINESS,
DROPSY,
FLUTTERINO
Of THE HFART,
ACIDITY OE
ENE STOMACH,
DRi NE 88
OF THE SKIIfr,
at G Rhynai drug store. And ear, adtp�.yx[R K�tost[�e, eTorloboeT
5 For lame back, side or chest, use - B40111/ELS OR
01.000.
Shilok'm Porous Plaster. , price 25 cents. T. ■n4BORN & gra. Peeerme=ofeOr
For sale by J. Wilson, Droggi.t.
Seeing is believing. Read the test
it onials in the pamphlet on Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Ogee, thew bay a ►t fttle
Moil lead unreasoning •rad ignorant and relieve yourself of all those distress -
persons to think they have. The ing iains. Your Druggest can tell Toro
Mail will probably drive the last allO►bout it. Bold by;l WiJsonGodertch
Irish Catholic out of the Government 2m
ranks, but it cannot force the people of
Ontario to undertake 'reconquest of
Quebec' or the of the Roman
Catholic church in your province. All
the same, it +ill leave nothing undone
to accomliah so bad a purpose."
"How do you find matters in Quebec?' 8 Croup, Whooping Cough and Brnn-
I find • great change has come ever chiefs immediately relieved by Shiloh'+
the people of this province, and I am Cure. For sale by J. Wilson, Druggist.
7 fibih.h's Vitalizer is what you seed
for constipation, loss of Appetite, lhxzi-
nese, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Fur
male by J. Wilson, Dregi,ist.
assured the Provincial f t will
be defeated. If they be, i should say
from all all 1 hear that the Federal Gov-
ernment will sitter even more severely
than the Provincial. But the best reply
to the question ie -found the Canadian
Premier's forted, though hollow refuta-
ation of the Mail. This. no doubt, was
done at the demand of Sir John's Quebec
- it was a sigh of great weak -
10 ARF. YOU MADE miserable by
Indigestion. Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin 1 Shiloh's
'Vitalizer is a mettle* cure. For sale by
J. Wilson, druggist.
12 SHILOH'S CATARRH REME-
DY -a positive cure for Catarrh, Dip -
Iberia and Canker Mouth. For sale by
J. Watson, druggist.
nesse it wee sgneallnq. it means that I IV, • Cane much eiekness among
rite Johne party in Quebec are ie I children that Freeman's W non Powder
r.trr•iu.' will sure) cure. I
Haring do*n heavily on Senator 1
O Donohoe'• time, as well as pattenl? FbIRt DYSPRPSiA d L.:ver
ted ksep him from the eoenpant rel ce, a t tmplaint, von have a printeend rnsran-
lerg• holy of admiring fneods, TI. i1.,- tee on every Mottle of Shiloh's Vitaliser.
1t never fails to cure. For ale by J.
aid representative withdrew.
Wilson. druggist.
If your child M stubborn or hard to
admmieier medicine to, Dr. Low's
Plesa•r:t N oro Syrup will be apprecia-
ted. 1m
Joy Ia Meet eked.
This may be truly said of Poison's
Nerviline, the greatest pain remedy of
the age. it brings enmfort to the weary
sufferer when failure has attended the 13 "HACKMETACK," a lasting and
mese of every known remedy. wending, fn¢rant tar/area Prise 26 and 30 ea.
is an abeolote tete for all kinds of pais, For sate by J. \Grit!, druggist.
inion*!, extavwal, nil Intal. I'urehw s ` l t SHiLOH'R CI;RE will immediate
1A cwt sample Mottle and try this meat t ly relieve Cr,np, Wh.wpug (,eq►, and
remedy, Nerviline, nen. pain cut* Rrotse►i►ts. For sale by Jas. Wilma,
Dos.'t forget the name at any drug store, treggist.
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
Dnlecka all tine clogged ammo@ of the
Bowels, ><idnsys and Ltvsr. earrr
ing�, the impurities ie impuritieswithout weakening tie
systsm'ties andd baad
humors of the secretions;} at the clues
Yes Correcting; Aeidlty o[ tlb.
Illeaoaob, curing Biliousness. Dy..
�Hua�oie. Dimein•ss.
Constipation, Drowse
°[nDropsy,
Dimness
el
Jammtios„Balt�d Rorptbla. Fluttering d
as heart, N.rvotaan.ee, and GO -
.sill Debility • all theme and man
other similar Complaints '1S W to
�ltiasppppyy
anemones of
Ei+OOD HMIS&
T. IIiJ11CU • Ow. hsseM.e. Ta•.1►
C. L. MCINTOSH, -
Nett Anne to Rhymes' Deng Store, keeps =
,onstantly addinag� to hls wet•
eeleetei etoek. choice
P=enh Croce::eb,
whitcompote will be room, lo mpote favots
hnih a• ruga,.'. tomtit, amid •rr:ee w.J
ant o her mtoci. Ir ,4s nielmity.
TEAS AND SUGARS
A t PIAAI.Tv.
in retntay.g the.L• to my cim begun for
their patronage, 1 woven, ecce Invite ..toy •tk-
ere wbe will, to 10,." sail . vett toy a:eck.
0. L. Mont roses.
month wait MA* et the egesre.
O5/erirh, tab. Irl*. Mk
1
THE D
ter
"When
Mart f" at
way, as eh
planed the
I'm w el
moury is
ter, a..' I
you could
to lose a
two drilla
you've g'.
'Friyou coup
er motto
"Well,
I dos' k
cur'ue 1
I've r
fest au'
wants a f,
iroue y
writ bt„ut.
humeepal
grit n,•th
w1', and
wore out,
table yet
awalluw's
"l'. g,
Jae
., a A
big Int
kitcbeu a
iqt "
"11e c,
her nee
with you
ain't nil
You'd b
can't do
male vi
:other eb
nt•,re m,
"I.il
laughing
tip •.*
.dded, e
prub.tio
''lihsl
the farm
ways wit
,.You
Aka
that five
"I do
said the
with th
hey to.
hey evil
Mind. 1
Santhy
"Oh
er's wtf,
in her t
five dol
the •:
"The
c jaculan
of Dolt
'twont
a r.bbo
wish I
back,
x but Ic
three d
spend
trust A
WI. ad
saw.
!edam
1kin t
aga•Di
1'o0
posed
oilimtde
the b
had b,
life be
take
of al
and a
was it
goner
•'crit!
Mart
shin
made
brow
of y(
as m
can,
ps.,,
and
froz
0' t l
brit
cou
mu
bac
"vt
los"
t ltf
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