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THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, FEB. 28, 1890.
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HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, FIB. !E Ertl
WEST HURON.
It is usual about this time of year to
hold the anneal 000vention of the Re-
form Party in West Huron, but up to
data we have heard of no move in that
direction. The existing lethargy is to
be more particularly regretted, as it is •
well-known fact that Ontario is on the
eve of a general election. In most of the
other constituencies of the Province
R. S. WILLiAMS, MANAOER.
amass he on looser will be a candidate
for West Huron, no time should be lost
in calling the Convection together and
endeavoring to make the rough places
smooth for his successor.
I .4 ('JIA N G E IS NEEDED.
The farmers' institstes of Ontario are
made up of the more intelligent and pro
emissive agricelturists of the province,
and the Central Farmers' Institmte,
which meets annually, is composed of
delegates from the loos/ institutes, and
is considered the most thoroughly repre-
sentative gathering of Canadian tannin
to be found anywhere It is impossible
to politically pack this organization,
because it is open to every one interested
in agriculture ; and it would be aboard to
cast any reflection on its standing, se
it is officially recognized, and encourag-
ed by Government grants to held public,
meetings for the discussion of affairs re-
lating to the various tranches of agricul-
ture.
The Central Farmers' Institute, then,
may be justly considered an agricultural
parliament, mines the power to create or
enforce laws, although indirectly it has
• great influence in fashioning legislation.
Hence the importance of the action
taken by the Central Institute recently
in session in Toronto.
The failure to place a finger on the
pulse of the agricslturtet has led many
city correspondents to ut.coosciously
misrepresent Canadian opinion cn the
question of closer relations with the
United Stats". Toronto no more repre-
sents
eprosents the Province of Ontario, so far se
the feelings sf the people generally are
concerned, than London represents the
English mind. The city is not the
province. For instance, Toronto is the
home of a super -loyal e)� .t composed
chiefly of I.ngliobmen wl iiodeaeor to
atone for having deserrrt. their native
land by continually and vociferously de-
claring their undying allegiance to the
Crown, and magnifying British connote
lion as a tie so sacred that to sever it
would be to change the very irstinete,
tastes, thoughts, ambitions, religiousness
sod physique of Canadians. Toronto is
conventions have been held and candi• indeed "dreadfully English," as can be
dates nominated, and we fail to see why i seen in the tendency of the wealthy to
West Huron's executive should be more become cads and the poor to become
dilatory than its neighbors. cadgers. It has recently been proven,
It may be said that 1%est Huron has by figures officially given, that one in
practically • candidate in the field in the every thirty-two persons in Toronto is
person of Hoe, A. M. Rosy, the present in receipt of public charity -that is, in -
member, but this is no reavoo why dependent of private charities or church
chances should be taken, so far as the relief. And it was also shown that
Riding is concerned. No man is • can- while there are few Canadians testiest
didate for any re -anion until he has an- borne among those receiving dole, the
ncunced himself so to be, and up to date Englishmen lead in the list of recipients,
Mr Roes has given no sign that he will and by • large majority. Toronto is
continue in public life after the expire- very English.
tioo of the present legislature. If he But if one will visit the smaller towns
has done so. Tete Steerat has certainly in the province, and penetrate the rural
heard nothing of it. But we have heard, districts when the native born Canadian
and so have many of c.ar readers, that it is almost the only class of resident, •
is quite possible Mr Roes may not again different state ot feeling is quickly die -
take upon himself the cares and worries covetable. The farmers of Ontario are
of public life, and in the absence of any almost a grit for ;roe intercourse with
definite information on the subject, or the United States. The votes taken in
any statement to the contrary on the part the local farmers' institutes, and the re
of the Provincial Treasurer, we believe it solutions adopted by an overwhelming
is the best policy to have matters so Cr- majority at the Central institute recent -
ranged that even the volostary retire- ly, show the trend of thought so far as
merit of the sitting member will not commercial relations with the neighbor.
effect the fate of the constituency at ing republic is concerned, and if Mao
the coming election. means cheer political relations farther
Because West Huron was carried at on the Ontario farmer, having put his
the last Provincial election by a ms;e.rity heed to the plow of progress, will not
of 347 is no reason that the figures given look back; and having foetid that it pays
represent the normal msjcrity of the to clear away the toll gates that ribbed
Riding, or that even Mr Rots., with the him to make the ''e-mrwunity rich.
prestige of • Cabinet Minister, could ob- is now enlarging the scope of his action
tate it, or • fraction of it. again. There and is preparing to help to wipe out the
were factors in the last election which toll (Abdo at the burden, or to limit the
we will not now state, but which en- amount of toll to as small a figure as
doubtedly comtribote4 to the abnormal possible
majority. These factors do not exist 1 The reason why farmers in this prow -
today. Well, then, if under existing ; :nee favor untrammelled trade with the
conditions the vote of last elect inn could republic to the south is very apparent
n ot he reached even by the present Pro- i Most of them have lived in Canada all
i t
✓ ial Treasurer, how latreb more dig+- their days. The few who are not native
Nit world be the task of a new candidate, born are the early pioneers who helped
picked op at the last moment, in the to clear the country and make it what it
event of the retirement ot ,the sitting is. The olde.men remember the hal-
IDemiu, eyes days cf the Reciprocity Treaty, when
Thtsit will be mese that an immediate agriculture was smiling, and when trade
1•IINiks of the Wert Moos Reform and commerce were satisfying. With the
Ar tONMinn, and the early placing of a yoenger men that happy period is •
cawdldsle in the field is an absolute family tradition, popular slId unforgot
necessity. if Hos A. It Ross is means! Isle '."..• have seen old merehanta i•
to be the candidate of the Reform Party tf own town rub their hands in • plass-
,in West Heron, it is only right that
his ami pill rufetfsl memory as they spoke
ewppurters should know it. if. on the � 1 � 11 d•te *bee the Rsoirivgjll
other hand. he iee tired of rabbi miles, > g the spa theest deserved
o t i c I it if plyeiid sail • s•ty'itothsr *ISMWith the stir of ineerr-
basal Walla And N hire kacwa old
farmers to straighten up and smile 41.
meat every wriakle oat of their well -
lined imees as they talked of the golden
days toe the tiller of the soil whoa the
old treaty was is rugse. Led in every
twee these men were sager to see • is
▪ of roaiprweity or anything akin to
it; ; and rather thee getting nothing at all
they wen willing to go the whole length
of anaezatiou.
The desire for the filmset possible cue -
motion with the liaised States will not
decrease in Ontario. Geographically the
anion always existed. The Creator
made the two lands u -us, and accident
km ported them ; but what O.d has
joined together no man should keep
asunder. The unites of Canada and the
United States, commdreially and other.
tries is as inevitable, and even more
amoral, than was that of England mad
Scotland, Nature and the tendency of
the age favor it. Not only the lakes and
rivers, bat the railways, the motile and
even the roads and common highways
of each seem to invite traffic from the
other.
And again, the Canadian population of
the United States is a great factor in
drawing the two countries closer to-
getherThe Canadian who has been
ed" individually has aot deterior-
ated in any way from his brother who
has remained at home. During the pest
seven years as many Oaths -tans have
gone to the other side of the hose as
were barn here in the same period. We
have not kept our natural increase, and
but for immigratioc the population
would actually have fallen off in that
time. In some of the big counties,
population has actually decreased since
1881. So have farm values.
The Ontario farmer is human, and
when the matter comes to • vote only
the strongest party man will be found
voting against his own socket. And as
there are many more rural than there
are city constituencies the farmer will
carry the day.
Ta. official count in Haldimand gives
Montague a majority of 227. At the last
election Coulter had 46. At this rate of
changing 200 or 30U majority doesn't
amount to a bill of beans, so far as a
dead certain election is coneerned.
The Paisley Advocate ase its tgenty-
fifth anniversary last week, and brought
out a special edition,cootaining a histori-
cal aketah 1,f the town, the story of the
establishment and rise of the Advocate,
and a number of illustrations of public
men of the seciloe, peat and present.
It gives evillest". of prospenty.
11' RAs been suggested to Tate Siei:lAt
that the town property known as the Old
Agricultural Park, north of Hamilton-
st., could easily be converted into a
pleasant little public park. We think
the suggestion a good one, and hope to
see our town councillors take action up-
oe it at an early date. The property
could easily and cheaply be improved
im the manner suggested.
Hoer. WrtuAii CArLav died in To-
rooto last Sunday egad 83. He was
born in St. Petersburg, Russia, and was
called to the English bar in 1834, and
came to Canada a few years later. He
was elected to represent the united
counties of Huron, Perth and Bruce, in
the old Canadian Parliament, In 1846,
over Mr John Longworth, and again
elected over the now Hon. Justice
Gwynne. le 1851 he was defeated by
Hon. Malcolm Cameron. In 1854 he
was elected over Thos. !McQueen. ID
1867, wbeo he introduced the subject of
protection to home industries, he was
defeated by Mr John Holmes, of Gode-
rich township, father of the present
County Treasurer, and in 1861 by the
present Registrar, Mr Jas. Dickson.
This ended his attempt to continue in
parliamentary life. He was Inspector
General for Canada. He afterwards
was Provincial Auditor for Ontario, and
was Registrar of the Surrogate Court,
Toronto, giving up the latter office in
1883.
The spring assizes will be held at
Goderich, commencing on the 31st of
March. The most important case to
n -me up le the alleged poisoning ease of
the late H. .1 Whitely. The spring sit-
ting of the Court of Chancery will be
held on April the 14th.
Leer roe flee Warr. -E. Lindsey El-
ect d, barrister, left for South Rend,
Washington Territory,onTbersdaytmnv, -
iag Mr Elwood was born and *duetted
is Goderich, and studied law in the of-
fice" of Cameron, Holt & Cameron and
E Campion, Q C., of ibis town. At
the last exam. at Osgood, Hall,Toninto,
he eteceeded in becoming a barrister.
We wish him every success in his new
field of labor.
Ter. Hot* &moot. EwraiTanrlrettl-
The entertainment given ender the see -
piers of the Huth School Literary Soviet
wets a very successful affair. Mr Clark
well *Detained has reputation as an els-
euti..aiet, his rendering of the "Chariot -
Rees,' from " Ren Har". being most th ril-
lieg indeed. Throe/hoot the entire pro-
gram he *bowed himself molter of kis
art, sod the rich, sellifloowe tones as-
sesed is the irish Noire* of Con, in
"The Shangrau* " wee a pleasing ehtiige
from the generally seoepted pegs Trial,
where mieprwte.ei•ttees i* enseidered the
genote. aniele. The singing of Mrs
CI•rk woe very mesh enjoyed, es was at-
a the plying et Miss Cook, who pre-
sided with her afetal ability.
TM assehweseeee Sam4btaa-m.
The Directors of the Northwestern Es-
hibitios met last Salnrday to eesaider
the date for the fall show this year and
other matters eonneeted therewith, all
the neses►ers being present As the In -
duettist lair will he held la Toronto
from the lith to 90th September, sad the
Western Fair at London will likely oe-
en y the week following, it was deeded
to sleeks as Dearly as possible the same
dates as lest year, tent to begin on Moo-
dey, es es b allow the people of this
eseries to take in "the big day" at the
Industrial, which will be on Monday.
Some matters I. dispute regarding prime
at former shows, and an woof et, were
referred to etmmittee for adjustment,
and the secretary was inrtrweted to send
to the secretaries of other leading fain
the an•ueocemest of the dates selected
here. The committee on revision of the
prise list will hold their first meeting
shortly, and anyone having suggestions
to make as to changes or impruveneets
therein will please hand them to the
Secretary er any of the directors.
Several of the local poultry fanciers are
heaths g them elves on • special prise
list which they purpose having added to
the regular list. Amongst the special
orgies will be several liberal sums to be
offered by Mr Thomas Myers, of the
Rotel Spice Milts, York and Hull, Eog-
land, for animals to be fed on his /smog
(tattle food. Mr Myers was in town Ibis
week making the proposition, and full
particulars will be gime shortly.
AUCTION SALES.
All parties setung their sale bilis printed at
this odice win get • free aotiee inserted is
this list up to the time of sale,
Sale of farm stool of Thos Lacey, on
lots 2 and 3, Heyleld road,Oudench town-
ship, on Mu:uday, March 3rd, at l
o'clock p. m. The stuck will all be told
without referee, ss Mr Lacey is giving
up dairying. John Knox, auctioneer.
Sale of farm stock and implements of
Geo. McKee, on lot 103, Maitland con.,
Goderich township, 2 miles from (lode -
rich, on Huron Read, Friday, Feb. 28,
at 1 o'clock p.m. The farm will be put
up for sale at the same time and place;
it not sold will tic to rent. John Knox,
auctioneer.
Sale of valuable stock of Wm Mal -
lough, cemproinc, besides tint -claw
homes, etc., several herd of thorough-
bred shorthorn cattle registered in the
Dominion herd book.) no his premises at
Dungannon. Friday, Feb. 28th. Alen at
the same time and place 37 village Iota
is Dungannon will be offered for sale.
Jos. Mallough, auctioeear.
The Sault Ste Marie Netts Reye: -N.
D. Morrish, of Goderich, Ont., has ac-
cepted the position of prescription clerk
in Prior's "Medical Hall '
McLEOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR
is a preventive and core for La Grippe.
THE MA R KETS.
BREADSTUFFS ANO PROVISIONS
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4uattsrcm. Feb. 27. 1110
Wheat ........ A ' o A
Flot:r, ei bail........,.,.,..,,..... t 1e t b M
Oats, • bush ................... 025 • a m
Peas. p bush .................. 0 54 W 054
Burley, a bush 0 able 0 0 N
Ali tatoee,new Oltt>Ia.......... to D 10
Hay. toe ....................... 00 O 7 A
ego, tram emenesee
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Shorts. i toe... ................. 14 00 g 14 M
Bran •toe b00A13M
ChoScreenings. i pod Ste,.
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0 00" 1 00
Wood.............
300 4 A
Hides ......................... 2 1e ' 3 A
Woo. ..... .. •M" 00g
ttlteeeskane.. ... c 0 75 " I N
,ibessed Hoes • cwt $ 30 " 0 ro
Apples d hush 000 " 0 A
Mases 1- -Ntasa.
Feb.
50 to
Fan Wkest.new end it 4 •sir to
Berta
wheat.. • 70 ti
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Apelsa twU0411e. �!»1 NI to
PisisMtla • to to
Sitter.....„.. a IS b
0 10 to
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Cssdtsw� .. $ 00 to
Hist ............. •0Mlo
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Itis!..Y a 75 be
Li.
500
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She People's Column.
WANTED A? ONCE. - GOOD
. r gaunt eervaat Apply "MRS 00118 KAY.
ANTED. -A COMPETENT
(}eek. Most be mod ironer. Apply ise.
neadiasely to MRS. G A RRO W . 4th t
rpo
FARMERS -1 AM PREPARED
1 to pay as kith se ELM r•r cord for Ont.
ekes.ing bol iand bre advanced the
aim to$1 a thousand. Will
buy them at the farm if skidded or delivered.
Secoadclses pee shingle* for sale, $1.10 par
Wears. JClS. KiiDD, Jr. 4ift
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the partner-
ship heretofore seining between J. C. Disler
sed ThosD. W. Detlor, as Omen' Meridi-
an*.has been dissolved b
y mutual comsat.
JOHN C. DIITWII.
TNo f. D. W. DIiTLi1 L
R.OW♦ROAULEYD t Witaunre.
X. f
Oederich, ea 211th. IgE 43.21 ..
DURHAM BULLS FOR SALE. -
The subscriber has for eek 2 young liar -
ham bulls. 11 months old, also 1 three year old
Durham lull good colors. Registered is the
Dantean Had Book. Pekes to suit the them.
J.O. T DICKSON.
43 It. Castro/soot Farm.
tiddler. Goderieh P. 0, Tuckeremlth.
MUSiC LESSONS -MISS AGGIE
THOM80N is prepared to give moats
lemma on the mw.
parti-
culars !squire at Oeeuu, R'. Thomson., Meek
Ston. f.
THE HURON HOTEL,
'This well -keens and popular hotel be tees
refitted and ea favnsd during the net season.
�
.ase d is new eemeg le nois quality of act -
'fee tie
eatM, CRA t travelling pntdio. Good
1141111011hy
. $erlv,, pmt.Proprietor
FOR SALE.
FAmis
I have• number or hems kr sale in differ-
ent phos se Ontario. Aspen are aware, farms
www never s ekesp is this prwvinoe es si the
rseases
prmesss time,, and If you wast a fare, I'snail
are Hafted i vas adl y "ow' If your mswne
are l ited I yea • Arta es • small
Cennee of percNess money at s low ran w is-
tyerria, thee enabling yew se omens a home et
ewe IOWIf yew have means mid Ile
I
eau give yea as Nese sstfor syew vemsey
as yell
i ntrfU ad jw�a of gleams
tier sale MY
1UHlr J.
=Sty M Elmger mer
(
15 RER CENT. OFF
_ rO
a
g TWO WEEKS.
l tane.
Owners, te C ros'rsns.
@newts. Fascist erte.
and
I All Heavy Winter Goods
I A. REID & BROS
WANTED. -50 CURDS OF WOOD,
sad 45 tons of Dba�yy,. In mamma, fee or -
Dentistry.
muss and eewi tnecblscs d fife .
ng to the world. G. W. THO11e0N,`kef ` x4- NICHOLSON, L. D. f3.
4 i.1 m Goderica.
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TENDERS WANTED. - SEALED
Leaders will be received by the trustees
of 8. 8. No 1, Ashfield. ftp to the 10th day of
March. 1010. for the building of • stone teasel -
atlas under school house. Plan and specifi-
cation can be sea at the post otte. Piet
Albert. The trustees do not bind themselves
to accept the lowest or any tender.
By order of the Trustees.
THOS. HAWKINS.
43 St.
For Bale or to Let.
VICOUSE FOR SALL-THAT 0031-
FORTABLIC dweUlag base, situated
ea the owner of Colburie and Watersoe-et.
The hones is coevealeatly located within a
shirt diseases of the business part of the
Spare, and tea meet desirable property. For
particulars apply cm premiere, or aol�ess
MRS. NuiltruN.
Box et, Goderich P.O.
FARM WANTED. -FOR A CLIENT,
m
a farof IM acres or lees• situated weer
the town of Goderich. Appy is
It. C. HAYS.
is-tf Solicitor. Gaderieh.
FOR SALE. -FOURTEEN ACRES
of the south part of Let No,
1, in the fourth concession. Western
division of the township of Ash-
aeld•
heir` the property of the tate Jas,
Heppler. Kill be •old cheap and w
terms. Appl to Memrv. cisme k: Proo d
toot. or Bax , liaderich. 44 -It
riot) RENT. -Two HOUsE8 ON
1 temiley-is. on. block from the Square.
For particulate apply to
10-tt MRS F. SMEETH.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer for isle the fal-
lowing very desirable fares. consisting of the
essserly 110 scree of Block "F," in the 7th cow
oe,af is of the Towssbfp of Colborne in the
County of Huron. This farm is situat-
ed Si mile, from Ooderich. and 1
mike from Carlow. on the Main tiniest
Rood. Tere is a geed frame homey l*
storeys. almost new. N by 3E coetalehtg 7
rooms a with cattle
abed. 3 by 14. attached. andel bent II one of the deceit
orchards in the township. It is watered b
a never -failing spring creek sad a stood well
About 110 acres cleared and tree from stamps.
There is so waste land of any kind on the
place. Good school within lin rods of the
souse.
Will be sold on reasonable testa.
For tams and furter particulars apply to
JNO. BRECKENhtlDGE.
or JOSEPH McK WN, Godeviot
6- on the prwmbe.
VIRST CLASS BRiCK HOUSE AND
LOT FOR SALE ON ST. PATRICK ST.
-About two minutes walk from the Square.
Two stories high. brick addition in the rest
li stories high. building covered wan slate.
Main building has 3 large rooms on first flat,
upetaire there are S large moms. In the rear
addition there are kitchen. pantry, washroom
i.
U girls room and'uthroom. Also good
cellar. Apply to the undersigned, who will
give all m icem•ry information,
Otf. DANIYLGORDON
,
FARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
FOR SALE. -Lot 12, is Maitlsad Con
C.olbarne, Iltscres-a very fine .farts. Price
Lot lit t in 1st con. iC 1). Ashfleid.
acrea price l$l& Lots 43 mad 44 in let (os.
Khaki.,. Bruceonntl 100 acres. Will be sold
very ebrep, lots IS. Mead Wt of 17. is the geb
cue. Wawaaush. 505 acres ofexcellent land la
one block. Prize $15,000. Lot 73.111riotgtan's
Survey, Town of Oodericb. Price onlyW.
Lot 14. lows of Oodericb. on Light oene
street with brick house end stable. Price
oily Salk Lots fr17, 37*. 1013 sad pt. 1N4
Tows of Ooderieih, pearly ph of an acre is
one block within the 'runner. part of the
town. Prins oily ISM The above proper-
ties will lie sold at easy terms of pa) Moet
Apply to
C. SEAGER. Ooderick.
N.B.-Mese" to lewd at very low rates. 17
FOR SALE.
West half of lot 1151. Arthur Street., wtH I
nmrII brick cottage thereon,
BUILDING Lola, 11i. 198, 344. 345, Eight
Street. 8t. Andrews Ward.
t31, case' of Hama and
Firanie Britanniat=eetlow on Keays
ad half land.
Several lots in Reeds Par vey, opposite nee
thew Grounds, vitt :
Noe 33. >K X30. 00. b4. 50. M. U.
All the shove at tOW RATES,
Apply to
res DAVISON & JOBNBTON
Executors' Notices.
S. . t1TORROFCHR1STOPS-
BM late of the Township of CRs•
M the Monty of H nrea, yeoman, dm
was died a or shout the 4th day of
February, Al),.)A0. sad all ethers taring
°Lim.e against Ala estate are hereby at.,, iAed
to bend by post prepaid or otherwise deliver
to the undersigned *inciter for William tier -
rows and James tetewar•t. Mementoes of the
estate ase effects of the said deceased, at hie
Dace in the Town of lioderk•h,o . or before t be
15th day of March nes t, their Christian names
and wrnsate'a, addressee and dew•ription. the
fen partkuien of their claims. a stetemenu of
their accounts and the nature of the securities
Of •oy) held by them, sad in default thereof•
and teamsdlately after the mid 13e1. day of
March the amens of the said t'hriatephar
Stewart, decssbed. will be distributed among
the parties entitled thereto. having rv►
only to claim* of which melee
1 have heels ghee as above requite -
ad. And this notice ha%Ing been ghee
soder tttstwtes nit ° mararb�Chhaap. lifohs Revised
e, the evermore
will not be liable for 'hi' said assets or say
part thereof to say oerens of whew ektm
melee shell not have bees received at the
time of such dktrtbutles,
Date this 13th day of Fetresry�,l�
L.
Sell fitter tee the taseuti e memo sseNiise+,
ItSHANIIOIK • SHANNON,
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sat theisrish
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Bid il Bid."
DENT L R00348,
Eighth deer belt, :the Peet Odds. Wallet.
Wormiest.
DR' E. RICHARDSON, LDAIL '
Rt'ROEON DENTIST.
Oas and Vitalised Air administered f
paialeeseattactiag of teeth. dpet;ial atteatlos
sive to the Nagel-talond the Naturally
free
stain. Grand Opera House Naris.
Settees. en TWm .St,, Gedarieh, 3301-11
Loans dna insurance.
N. LEWIS. Barrister, Prestos In
• llsaritima Court ; Matey to teas at a.
per mat., private hinds. Straight lona, it
tweet yearly. mots very moderate. Po'
Particulars call personally or write. 11
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!'1 SEAUER,
CLERK FIRST DIVISION COURT.
Conveyancer. insurance. Kstate and tiemari.
Agent.
Money to Lend at Low Rates and Cost.
Partners' Notes Discounted.
Orrscs-Next to Cornell's Furniture Store
Goderick. tlydtf
F J. T. NAFTEL,
LIFS, FIRE AND ACeWE3'T I�-
SUR .4 NCB 4UENT,
Representing North British t Me centile
Nortth Amerika' Lom ite Globe:
url Attci�ktLlav:
anee of North Americo
Lowest Raise. Loewe settled ;;
Money to Lasa on parte and Towny
Ptwesrt
Conveyaaclag dose, Property valued, stn, y
ONen-Cor. Nertheit. end equine. Gods lek.
71 -
PRIVATE FUNDS
V�Te lent on tarsi and town property, at los
st
etatere,C. Mortgagee purchased. To cue.
mmeca charged agents for the Twat cad
Dempsey of Canada, the Canada
Credlt Company. tie Leedom Leas Camps
of Canada. interest, & in and 7 per emit
N. B. --Borrowers can obtain 'mew In
day, if DAVISONitleftory, ,' Asiter�
isle DA IeON fCBeJrTCYHR`eles
,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON 11101,r *CAMERON. Goo:
rich. "SS
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
ammo of Private Feeds for Iavestser.
♦t lowest ramps "rattles. Mortgags Appy
tie MARROW a PROUDFOOT
R RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSITRANCU,,
REAL ESTATE AND
MONEY LOANING AGENT
Osify PSrstdw Cayman Represented
SW Money to Lead cm straight loaua, at tt
lowest rate of interest gafag, Ia say way :o
suit it. .orrower.
sir orFiC6-Second deer from square
West Street Godorich. lCStf
Least.
C A M P I O-31, BARRISTER.
�• Sotictter Notary Public, e t e.
Odoe -Over raSt
's Dg ere. the reams
formerly occ b Judge Doyle. Mal
It C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, ae
. God; ovvo 9gwsre Zelda
nd Westrt
rata funds Wield at 0 percent. �en000
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them.
JO H N AC H
LIBERALS AND TORIES
nag or
tee of the meat
of Yr. Hotton
UNITE IN VOTING FOR SIR JOHN "maguey, the
' THOMPSON'S AMENDMENT. his (ttherbefore b
ks said, "vas of
Married by a Tele of flee se se --Tae Stet I tell our frieode t
ftsUJ stowed the Geverwwaeat w..ard dotttg as no goal b
In all my experien
some rreawwneed [xprart•Ss of again,,, because
eeplsNw-auaHam is not yet Weed bus two-thirds of my i
etoeeft(s. C'atboic; nor have
Ottawa Feb. 94. -Thos storm whe•b raged isaby a prllat or
over the capita! during the i'sst two weele my oosma on
hes, for the time at least, blown over but we � A wtiNirl
*bell bear more of the dual language question • "The will of the
eget.. It will be • prominent feature at tie Waved is order to t
seri ge oral a erti,o, sal Mr. itct'arthy vincial autonomy,
promis.s it will be a I:ve p litical topic fur this basis Lbs q
the rest of hos days, if that time is tie'oessary the Ft•rtx•L are
to brkog stout unity of language in Cascada, ground theey will
The debate tame to en end at I0 o'clock on the qumti..o
Friday night. Mir John Tkompon`s amend- wtive Mr.
went war adopted to • vote of 1411 to 50. as already stated
Hila aNgntiwst,r Bat upon the L' '
"That this house, having regard to the lir. Mo td)riiartby
king continued use of the French language to for• tie on
('Id Canada, and to be ceveioanta on that tarot which Mr.
sub ject embodied r t e British North Amen -bean made by in
90 refereast'e to
t o Act, cannot bill etagrthe the decimation , t con -
unity
I f the
tamed to the as beets thereof. that it of Justine I
is expedient in the interests of the national
unity of the Dominion that there •tb -odd be Rep .gain in this
communityd las en d both par
Language swoops t!`" people ex,t int° voting
of Canada. That on the contrary, this Heave, mt rd's neither
declare it adherence to the said covenant", lbs pe•rp4 tit tie
and its determination to rend any attempt
to impair the sems. That at tie anis time
this bare deems it expedient and proper,
sed not iso „ametteet with thele-ovenanta, that
the Legislative Ass enoly of the North -Wed
'tlirr'iturier should receive from the Parliament
at Canada power to regulate, after the next
general election of to. Asaerultly, the pnr
ceedingr of the Amr,nbly, and manner of
recording and publiehiug each iroremtings.'
The amendment is a rnmpromis. one. It
allows the North -wort legislature to abolish THE E
the Atrial we of French in the assebly,
but leaves its use in the territorial courts to
be dealt with by the Federal pariiaoseot, and
reaffirms the sacredness of the French privi-
leges in old (sands
At trove time then wart every indication
that the Mem would .•ppuse the amendment
because of its pragsee" ive effect in ase r'incing
their Jan. -unto in the Ass,mblc But Mir
John has again scared them into line. They
were given to umderwand that they had to
let their language to the Aaiearbfy go or sub -
emit to dill further restriction of their privi-
leges, and tie vast majority of them marled -
e d to accept Use least of the two mat The
Old Man succeeded equally well with his Cae-
errvative following from Ontario, Defy hell
a doers of the Coeeervaurtae from this pro-
visoes supporting OcC'arthy in his npetoititm
to the amendment of the Minister of Ju.ka
Among them who voted with the majority
itly
were Mics Cockburn and Hmsll, of Tanto.
T e eeher Caatr 'v ativw who voted again.
the tos.portiimg arwdmest wwe: Bell,
McCarthy. McNeill, O'Brien, Tyrwbkt,
Weldon, White, d Reafrww, Wilson and
l.esmos.
The Knelled' epsakiag Liberal who voted
the same way were Ara.roag, Hata, (Went
worth), Boma, Charlton, Davila. IOUs,
tialmore, Heli, lames, Lmdsrkin, Lem
Llvhgslom, McDonald, McEntire, Mulock,
Paterson, (Brut), Perry, Platt, Robermen,
Ruwend, Temple, Somerville. Sotherlend,
Weide•, Wates, Weldon, Ott. John), Wad,
Wilson, (Elgini, and Foo. • The l.iberatrmade
a mad better showing on the division than
the Comervatives.
Thur. wen two kttndred out d the two
Pendred and Wines wombs.+ d the Botha
prmost, and they aU voted, except tie
Speaker. Fourteen were almost and Saadi-
mend is vacant
Before the divides was igloos Cot L.yot leaver Tynda
was the first speaker d the day. 'The Mystic, sod
itrenek mattowaltty " he declared, " is nM a 'Re Death n
Cestard nationality as deetlawd by lir. Me- "0 4Y : 'F
Chalky But even it it wee we woeM rather P,'nUoa of
have it so than have Rica teen for oar fere- Christians, ('
Where se he We desire the sect lad b that •e n'e Met h -
gentleman to mind their own bmtimma We The Reotwan
have to rewpst the rights deed diet end A Poet's O r
•t work for the onetime grid of the enact eK : R„
Geese, Nr e
A'w$fitA lllw
)Otte Bron,
n•tiennel t
eey a: The
bore' ; wit
fey Yello:he
S hy -two ,
peeve eacyear) the n
whieeir1
send any
' Ren thliee o
Ap for a y
s Cr. , Iti"t
Ts s 1'
Mw of are
sI eiM•
wing fr
The feeling of
extravagant
at last found
the Public Aceta
investigrtlm
Sixty three
are priming for
eattand wawa per
a Were er two
rastS
The March I
� ^"'graph, in n
Humphrey,
Marshall," •
/Nekton, whose
troettepieee.
articles are '.
Eleanor Leyte
Palms ' by F
Indy Ursula,"
tree story of
woman whit
nays; and the
furnishes the
Fremont's "A
"the Cultic t
light tittle pe.
tsterest Miss
tea in Clay,"
illustrat tons
to clay by the
the blind A
respondence,'
eery meows
Kaduskak Gt
powerful •
White's "Ne
read with pro
wood begin.
Titled "Bony
is $940 sy
Publebers
LI
The mem
Feb. 8th sad
e .11ectio se of
try
f eederse the tittersncee of the baiorpeab
or," said Mr. Charlton " in reference to
mutual right", but I am not aware that the
'reee-h epeaktmg rommanity of the North -
went have any voided rights so fares Isco
Rouge is eresivrreed They were tont grsabd
such privilege• under the British North
Amerk+ Ant as were conferred upon their
brethren is Quebec it will be a twlnmlty tf
the (trench bold out for their language in the
North -went. The dedga of Mr McCarthy',
MI is to retrace • fads slop mate in a new
hind. Mr. ledgar my. K will drive the
Frviseh-Ceisatilses to egwsetiem. What lie
ter will they he treater Assertive MON,
time t It is sot the tenet importance of
his questing to which attention is nailed.
tact it I. its import nnre la the Mara It is
ssdor to deal with It sow while the gnsfien
la a comparatively udsepertent tea Thee
Jesuit agitation arrased a aroma public
be"tlwrss resp,. ting the dangers about ea Patsleh. ice
stress -aare • o dame t, o interfere with
itlss"d eticrightdoss hege
d lItwataeoH.hstarw�w �e
`B.m�l • M • r
tlTb. movement to sheikh sepmrab shoals
remit ret boat years vee L this HeINIMIL u
North wt is esmeareed The Iwtsahb ■ V I W 1t. 'l
as well bebowed te et ensu "