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MERE IS WHEW YOU O![T THEM.
a maese._t i termer, The 4wr ( 1.b maser.
Las a us psr/NIMI er .e. Lleires
tea "•.ew W ware - m Aeries• W
Weiser fan n, lar bey• myth ►make,.
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LrATURE. ...aerie in the Meth-
odist chart* -ei lltmllay eewihR wee
A &Lid* 1 .ssoea Te Nibj.st .<
the lactate v .. "The Aaterteaa War.' by
lie%. A. Pot:., 4 lhtyptaaen. This is the
thin) ailuro of • aeries that is bei•= •sea
ander the aw•pua. 4 the yo mag et
the Methodist church.
Joseph Tanya has returned from a Jew•.
resit to Tara
Sroirr'iu. -leo gnu eller im l otie% s•
priest. Inst week a marl' that mass,
uonaitlerable extttein.nt was held, the .xso
petting parties bring A. 'Derry and S. H
f:idley. Mr. Gulley. however. canoe or
rictoriows, and all the "lady," mtra adm
that he "takes the take,"
Carmen:to:. l'he youth 4 our town lav,
beer: eajoytltg Ihenuselrea in the even4g e.
late un the hill un l riu un rid street. Irrw,
half past 6 until 10 u'• -lock the hill ,•
literally woverc.l with yrwtgt people, al
spy* to • tree sense the glories of .
l'aw.elilwa winter.
fiat.;►. or Ri mter& l'he hoot me
show bearer which has lean tarried on he
some time prat by Wm. Taylor it !tur
has been drought by T. W. Scott, who will
..satins• the• tome... in the old eland. !Ir
Jacob Taylor, who has been in ing th.
bu.iuo.•n here. will go to HeawH. where le
has purehnastl a hoot and she are.
Fon Rau_ Our two f..t Ia1I testy
weld to Londealar,ugh ors Saturday la. •a:
ram lessee with all* he male 1. mdr.Ir.tung
not storing at alt. fh* posture weer a,
easy victory, some 2 (jive favor of Rlyti.
The wirier match erre hurt• interesting....
the g:o..e stab everwr yid better playin • we -
done by Iwoth safes, but Illyth proved th
stroller than,, .dor%! 1 0 in favor ..f Blyth
Thr return match will be payed ..a ow
grounds w two week..
E:(r.Twovs X° :,atter where we weal,
our way we hoar uothml lit elartiap.
The Tories who attender the Renee OM
rentlon. at which t. H. Musgrove was b.
he the candidate , came home in high sprit•
aril imaginal everything we.. au tip -tor,
reaper. Lel without a4owd. they thought
Mr. M. would he elected. but the following
Horning when it ►.sanw known that he had
withdrawn • p.0(1100 coupe hate fraught ant
one 4 those .drkgat... f - a rusty tent. it
-tree inthrukv ti it that delegates wer-
foulnl 10 attend the emircntio' on Tuesday
• lart. a number saying that they were no.
going t.. Kruasel, again t. select • numb
:date anti have hint bock outer' eurr.eetuent
lc Inc the kughing .tock of our citizens
How-e•ver. a number .4 gentlemen were Mr
levtr.d who agreed to it-,. and brought bow
word that Itr. Ho/owe is their nun
The doctor W been .aching for • trial, ane
now his brae has craw, and an thee
m inity it is ner:a,led ,,r all dam!•
that he will ier slaughtered .s the 50. 1,7
Marth as badly A.. if not rawer the. Mu.
•vc would have been. In the meantime
he Liberals are working with might and
IL awl fee! c..m5•i.•nt that lir. MacJon
will receive such a n.. jonty in tate
J. Riding of Huron the: the Tornee will
ear Into ohli%ion. Ipr. Sloan deserves
c ht for the circular which hr ham weed,
'as i ahuwa ability on the part o4 the de..tor
•.d the g.xr[•wtll be hears to the fare: •
en,
BAYFIELD.
f
ew sr'a .ens t.,ltal%arensf•[YT.1
John :sou, of larder. war in town last
week.
S.wiueL Hamra, of Memorise, a visitintg;
hie lrober,Simhtey Hanna.
M. 1d I'henou. 4 Henstll, was in lay
601 : sturday lot and % iaited relatives m
t.'.aierich tow nahnp.
H. F. Forward. bas just reeetved the fin-
est Steck of dr g•r.a, erw:btery and glass-
ware • shown In liaybrld and wit hot
ha en•1. • 4 I.y outside towns. .h will
p:v v••I • ".d.
,.Al at Charles Wallis• •sal %Veda.
day ..- sin'[ of Get week aa. a ;(rand .u.
MOO. a eery large number twang present
A.Melt pleasant tante eras spent and A sage
sum %reel, which goes to pro% w1e furnish-
ings require.' in the Meth.rhst chunk.
lin Friday last Jim. Pollak. K. Mo•Ikxd.
.Inn. Toms. K. Murray. F. and %V. Baker.
.1. sterling. R. and {i'. F.rwu,. T. Liddy.
It. Lockhart and Chris. Deemer were busily
engaged in setting net. and did not observe
that the ice had separated frost the shore.
Fortunately (Tran. Deemer saw- how they
were drifting and procured a boat Gael •11
ever res•
On Saturday last the fnrersl of the late
James Castle, who died Fele 12th, 1891.
took phase fres the residence .4 hie nephew.
Geo. V Caatk. Saul.lc Line. to Heyford
cemetery. Deceased was barn in North
am.ptoshirt, England, and was 67 rears of
age. and was ►sttrrly engaged shoninekin
in Hayfield. where he first came in 1842
rn
The funeral merinos 1s to be preached en
Sunday next by Rev. Y. 1:. Nee ton, a•
Trinity) t•hare•h.
A large crowd was •t the rink last
Saturday night. All enjoyed the magic.
The next carnival and second race for medal
takes place on Monday- evening next, 933rd.
All who are to race meet ire on hand iT 8
clock. Race is forty lapsThomenow en-
tered are .laces McLeod. Goderieh: Orris.
l*saer and Wes. Erwin, Hayfield: Oau. M.
Baldwin. .'4es o th,awl M. McPherson, Hew
mall. Prime given for hest lady'• fa.
cat ume : Swat gait's fancy : hest gent .
comic.
0,. Tuenday mot.. Fel.. 24th. the Salve
tine Army intend havinsgg a grand banquet
and jubilee, when Hrigsoliee Philpott. Staff
Captain Sut.etm.n, Erie Mmee, Captar
itrenniigan the Irish Nigt.timaU, with her
A. 1). ('.. from 'e•frrth : Copt. Hays. (ma -
to : ('ape. Fagan. Exeter, with her Lieut. :
I apt. Tharkery and Lust., (ioderich. and a
great number of shiers and friends from
neighboring towns are expected to he per
est. Supper will he sired at the harrscks
and the jubilee will he at the town hall.
Admirinn to Porth longues and jubilee, Mlle
To jubilee only,I0r }:ver hwwly onn.e and
make the first h•nquet under rhart•e of
Lieut. McCullough • glori•ru server
WAWANOSH. -'P)
Imam ova not .onwarwroouftmT.
flamga G.rtdnn'a log as nearly well again
and he will thus sone he al his work erose
nem*.
Alex itint.sl Gaal his aster, of the tenth
r•m.i•rsslern, vete visiting febris in Hibbert
ase melt
Janne Seidler, of the 12th, crewed, haw
ing his barn mimed, a anew f•wn4atiom put
under it awl • thirty leer font extorsion put
t.. the and of it aria summer
lies Patrons oil Industry Aeocallea of
l:. Y.S. No 14 has merle very erne retrreme
MSPS ft melted, n hoer having forty(oar
member% Jos. Welker is prn.Qant ;Heat.
fagylia, aerraa•ry : and John laidaw, cream
mew.
The Illasesist and N.w81..t.
Germans ADVERTUIRNIIINT/
eve ham made • teeter•, and hang properly
ser yed, lad net pleekterked into any poul-
tice) as the FIFTH TH PAGE emelt Limey*
.t readies to • far greater eluent than
say ed•erti•araate maids the city peas.
THS SIGNAL 'Heade tha Ional pew,
TIM/ D..t to Um Okwap.s1.
THE SIGNAL is beyusd all lassikitti
the bast newspaper in Huron (body. and W
made piaroremal progress darter Lb past yaw.
Hereafter ONE DOLLAR wilt set Taw
8n..*.t. ler a whole year if yew pay pna_paly.
otherwise $1•60 s the price. Sam We. • year
by p.yiag foe ypw i+iwt' IN ADYAIIO!.
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THE OFFIOI,AL Nf3W8PJ1 R ?OR HURON COUNTY_
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VOL. XLIII. No. 2297.
"IBE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT. 7.114N GO AHEAD."
GODERICH, O'N?ARITO, CANADA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1891.
D. MeG ILLIUUDDY. `, ''
THE LOYALTY BUGABOO. ton fromrtanybtdt� hah..uag` al.
- the annual banquet .d the Hoard .4 Trade
A CLOAK TO DOVER ALL SINS..oa Tlaneportatwa at the latter cdy.
1 Learning ( his arrival here l invited him
The tree. •iay.W." ha. ea airway. retard
abets delere oars were hall. ape I.
Armament Me Same Mr Jens Reeder
•Id arse M s. • abetter area Ow Mees.
T, HIVES? ATT<NTI0%.
The f ulimh attempt of the Tory leader to
inert public attention tram the ruclprucsty
Issue and the policy of Rykertiam and Mc
*Grrrvysam by charging the Reformers u(
Paola. the ablest awl noblest of our
countrymen, with the crime of treason, has
.roused the imdignatum .d the Reformers to
each • pitch that they are working for sue
,wee as t hey never worked before. And thous-
and".
bewaairs of educated 1 tererrauvea refuse to
aid in Ilse work of slandering their country -
,.ea Mal will rote the Reform ticket aa •
protest against Sir John Matdooald's teary
,nares. Ottawa From Frees.
.:A1.Dwls awlTil HIT. RAM.
TulunmR•, that., Feb. 40. -1wl iesa Seuth
replies to the article in this morning's
Empire. seeking( to implicate him ,n the
Ferrer affair, with a flat atonal ..f all the
allegation', declaring 00 hu honor that he
never saw or heard .4 Mr. Farrer'a pan.ph•
let and that be had nothing whatever to
with its (-riparian. He ch•rgcs Thr
Kmpire with f•hrwations in its statement
respecting his instructions to the printer.
/le deatau ase the whole &Ttele so far as he
is can m.erled es • timed 6ilelhmnde, dish
graceful alike to the editor .4 The l►Jlpia*
mai to his patrol and ulapirer. SIr Jai.
Matoiva.R.
A (M1" To ILLS' PF
The trials Canadian, which has Wilbert°
.app.rterl idle ('unaertntiee party in limo•
truism ratite, says the silly cry of trauma
raised by Sir John'Mac.fonalJ, and the at -
Letup of the Tory leaders to make ••the
flag- a cloak for Kykvrtiann is driving bun-
drwls of inteUigent Conservatives wit of the
party. After pointing out the gist ad-
vantages that the fanners .4 Ontario would
drove front tvarestnvted rec.ppnr.•ity, that
paper says : •' The Isiah (•mien .--and, we
trot. all its readers • will prefer to march
neuter the Nag .4 'Fair Ply' to the farm
en. and an npeu market in which they can
all or toy. Tine 'old Nag' will fly every-
where if the 'Tortes get cis for at the
ahenffs' and bailiffs' ..Is the •deg'
always on hand to give comfort to those die
pu.s,ual of their old homesteads and sill
their worldly reds under circumstances
which tout -la our .Seaport sympathies. Rut
- hee •old Nag' nsbbs*h will not give the
farmer a chaser t. lire. He cannot subsist
on • loyal' yells Let the Tones talk wase,
and quit their ' old dag blatherskite.
TOW r. PATI41011011.
Kilkurn, a Montreal manufacturer,
erh, is eupporting unrestricted reciprocity,
writers to The Witnem .yanngg " I an. an
Ktiglushura, carve Iran. EsighiM when 1 was
grown up, and lore the old name as well, I
think, as those who make such • parade of
their ('ouaerrative loyalty. At any rate. i
was loyal enough at the time of the Fenian
invasion to tall out my men. furnish them
with crate and take them down to EskeUs'
Hill in the night to join the •Holme guess.•
%HAT Kt•ransom Mt►ld 'ATL
Awuam.T, Feb. 20. • At •mem meeting of
Liberals here is Tuesday Hon. W.T. I'ip.s
ex -premier d Nova Stomia, spoke u support
of the policy of unrestricted reciprocity.
Referring to the silly disloyalty ery raised
Pa
by the Tories, he said the Reformers hal
as much reason to charge that all Tories
were thieves as Sir John Macdonald hal to
assert that the Reformers of ('asaa were
guilty of tree/on Gad disloyalty. The can
duet of the Tory leaden in assailing the
Koper of their countrymen was ds'sgraeefuL
Mr. Pipes declared that the man who would
hurl the cry of disloyalty against the fair
name of the Liberals of Cumberland he would
treat as he would the man who would de-
fame the chastity of the women of Cnmtrr
ani : he would treat ham a • liar and
• W.ckguard.
A mar mom i el. To m• lows.
WAMC ltw,ot, Feb. 93. Representative
I%.tterwnrth .f ()hitt received today from a
friewd in (ansa a copy of The Empire con-
taining the speech of Sir John Macdonald.
in whit•h the atter so greyly aseaulte.l Sir
Richard Cartwright keeemes 4 his more
visit to W•shingten. it happens that Sir
Richard Cartwright was at that time the
guest of ('ongr(e.srnan Butterworth, ant for
that reason the latter fees adrnnteel at the
apaseeh. He at n.or iodinated hie parpr.r
On rise in his asst if opportunity should offer
in the debate wpm an appropri•tvs 1411,
and to resent what he termed aa insult to
hi.self.
Maaawhile, is Gees • esevaient nppor
tuaity ,ht•M ant presser itself in the
House. he furnished the r.rrespodent of
The Globe with the foibwing etatement :
"1 have just rad in The Empire. the Tay
organ of Canada, and 1 behove the •tied
ciel nrg•n of Sir .Hohn Martine d. the
speech of that gentleman in Toronto a few
twenimuga cis.. The whle R .*.l. u fen
of interest ma indicating the marvellous
tactics of that leader, but P • n specially
interested in the part in which he meek. of
Sir Rerharel Cartwright having 11110ftled into
Weeknigtoa without negIMis4 at say
hotel, and in violation .4 all'resat mors,
end patricide obligations ' hold • esewet
meeting with eerier retiree to pest the
*4. of (Lead•, or, to me the langui rd
Kir John, Ye er41 (aiada seal tee. Fehr
Richard (Set t is u the Garnet ant
ply ak.rgsd with disloyalty to Canadasad
et
GreRrit•ia, het with treas,r outright, fa
Hat he wee at W sshingtmt nn* apiriag with
Guf1•in representatives of these Government
el the naiad Stare to betray (retia sad
brig sheet taw seeeestll. aI Resegos.
1e 1i. tatted State --•s very swims earls.
Two reamebs nay w meds ••swede Shim
.*a. Sr 1Niimrd (]rtwrlgpha. Pros Th.
-Amami el teeth (e it is Lha* Mr
to lunch, and also asked Samir Sherman ;
Senator l'arhek, hitt lttrtncrstic Speaker
of the Howse of Representatives ; Mr
Joseph 4.. ('apnea 1 Rep, )o chainmen of the
Permittee w. Appropriators of the Hever
of Representatives, and several others to
meet Sir Ricker.l. They .l1 remanded, and
we had a very interesting seal evening
together. The meeting had a, political
signifrtens a whatever, and no object except
to arable some rnrrnhen of the Senate anti
Howse to newt and pay their respects 4o ow
of the leading ,tatestrteu of Canada. mg'
was then during the few burs we t
together any expression of Sir Hie
Cartwright that would not if employed
Air John Macdonald have added health and
vigor t.. the guahty of that gentleman's
loyalty to remade and to trent Retain,
sale. the utterances not rely attested the
thorough devotion of Sir Richard Cart-
wright to the Government of Canna and to
the toverunnent of England, hut beyond
that they oft is.. doabt of a dein Oft his
part that the property of (ansa should
Move .hared in by all her people and not merely
lay the few. In the course of the evening the
question of fuller and freer trade relations
between the United States and Canada was
referred to, anti 1 think the general feeling
'among all who were *ethereal at that bared
was that the hampering restrictions which
tam prevent an rxclaugge oil t onumslitiea
shout] be rens.%rel. There it one thing 4i -
Richard Cartwrigght uudrr.tan.b, sol Sit
John Macdonald doubt les. know., anal that
it that saw0 part of the pMollo• of the United
States dawn the annexation .4 ('.ina.la, or
that- the two nations should he united under
one flag, unities it is the eaprer and maim -
tit desire of the people of Canada 115...-
se4aea. And by that I do not ewer that it
should be the dame of a fare majority, or
two.thinb, or even three-fourths. but
Unit there should be • feeling through•
out the Dominion •minion that it would he bet-
ter for the English-speaking people on
this continent to be united under one I:o.-
erunsat for the prose' of a higher rival
the Canadian
ple of
-
matron.
accord reach h that deliberate awclusiun
r
own c ,
and then only, will the people of the Unit -
al Stgits entertain �r discos the questeie
ul annexation. The idea that the people of
the L'uited Slats are eager to acquire any
thing beyond the mcat friendly awl inti-
mate trade relations with Canal*. except
on the cwn.litirss that I have mentioned,
is absurd. From . personal knowledge
of the eentinments .d both Hour and Senate
my strong conviction as that • m•j.ori•
t1 are an favor of unreetrat•ted recipro-
city with Canada. It is oily because of
lack of time and adverse .ircum•
stances am levuslatioa that • formal express-
ion of opinion favorable to Huse heiter rea-
lerr has not been male. It must be re.
membered that one official of the House
can prevent such an expression, and that
one .dfw•ial appears &tent e' to .1st just
that thing. Ar to partial reciprocity. or
reciprocity in natural producta only. there
ie no possibility rd such a measure I.eing
confirnsel, either by treaty or legislation.
The straggle which will take pate next
week in Canada has excite) more than o
.hnary interest in this country, and the
charge by Sir John Macdonald that 0o40e .4
our leading men who have met prominent
IAnal i•ns are conspirators with these
Canadians. whose motive seems to have
been the tweaking clown of the co unncrcial
barrier between the two tottntnis,is start-
ling. It is a very poor preparation indeed
fes subsequent negotiations un c1hangc such
men as Secretary Blaine. Senator Sherman
and Senator Carlisle as parties to a es -
sag'piracy to absorb Canada, when no such de
e or intention is apparent or even thought
of. i am greatly intereated in the issues
involved in ('ansa, the prime one being
whether we shall have unre.tectesl reci-
prr�sl tr•adie between the iknninrm and the
l salad States. Straagely enough, those
who desire that condition of trade and coin
marc• are accounted disloyal. I hope that
there u Do other country in the worth
where an earnest desire to sell the produceuc
of one's labor, and to feed nags children. is
accounted disloyalty and termed treason."
n."
Mr. Butterworth omitted to state that a►
the time referred to, which was his only
visit to Was ingtnn, Sir Richard Cart -
wri;el.t was reel at • trading hotel in
this city, whit he left to bre the guest of
College/earn Butterworth. The register
show. the name today to all the world.
The apes oil Sir John were en-idently not as
alert as meal, or perhaps they bed sere
•iggerwy.
ens T*•AaO at'.ar'a.
Hera is • ample of Tory logic. Mr.
Abbott, • member of Sir John Maodn ab's
government, iseed • nu.if!.to n ging the
annexati.m of ('aaada to the United State&
i Th. Game manifesto was by Sir David
Macpherson. hair A. T. (1.11,141r John ROW
and other Toy leaders. Rut we are told
1 that neither Sir John Macdonald mor the
'Tory party meat be held responsible for the
tmnexatirsatsewtimenteof there gent linen.
Mr. Colby, also • member of Sir John's
;ministry, has de•ouiwed r rtiprx•ity in net -
nod or ducts es sisatki.g that wosM at
mealy ruia our farmers. Vet we are told
that Mr. (:ddb dens not spak fa the g o'
element nue fa his purl Mr. Solrsws
Whit., the Trey M. P North Fisex,
hese been leetur'g in the Usited States in
flavor of the aa.sx•tios d Cease•, rut Mr.
Whit. .hoes net represent his party. Rot
bemuse Mr. Meese' Fairer. whale editing •
Tcry newspaper, wrote a pamphlet ponds
out ow IanMab interest• might he 'mu
isgr•f•tioa el Washington, therefore the
of Mad•, whn knee the beet
heli of our population. asst be rebel,
traitors sad aaMxatanalets Swett is the
l{eeegke at the Tory leader,. Could • graMr
..hilitis d imbecility a es.ility 1r giros!
- P.tsrkaro.gh Ra•mwiaer._
rin4at.rt ronneca all
lard, sit named lamps and Wsmishes
Irene harem Mspdepavi.o eeerie opiate, ring
hese. mw_s.q, stiles, .prai.a, erre Gaol
melba throat, esegha, tae Savo WA by
,.. of as. ls*Ns. Weewaad she mew
wanderftl fiLrMr MIS Md Leered dam
say F. Jades /Ealy
TALK ON TARIFF TOPICS.
HARD SHOTS AT RESTRICTION.
P SMy paragraph. el I.NetWI.a remrr.S
est she Marva(/ea paltry tua.seraaed y
Mr peers* a;.vsr.ara* 11.1. 1e Meek
Ar me Jetta and Ms ads.
matt Tata To rA Green
atria, Feb. 23 -Dr. Sten has wrltteu
an address to the fanners of Hurts, which
will be • powerful aid to thole who ars
fighting the battle of the great producing
dames of the country against the trusts,
combines and monopolies which are fostered
h7 the tarifa It its a clear and strung etats-
mst of truths which carrot be gainsaid.
Here are a few extracts from the letter
In Mackeuue's time it took one-fifth of
the exports of the country to run the Otta.
wa Gorer•nnent ; now it takes two-fifths.
IN every fi%• lamle or cable or horses ex-
ported two of therm are take for Dominion
taxes : of every bre cars of barley or lum-
ber or potatoes exported two of them go
the Millar road. Our exports last year were
480.000,000, and our Dominion taxes $31,-
250,000. Of this Hurn paid $500,000, •
taxation ups. her 10,000 farmers .4260 e.rh.
Lit any wonder that money is scarce or that
times are hard '
The exodus has largely iueraaeed. Huron
has est 3,000 since 1878. In 1880 89,000
people went t. the Stats ; In 1881, 125,000:
in 1862, 98,000, and a, nu. Our lands have
laRee 26 to 30 per emit in value awl are
even at the decline almost unsalable. (her vil-
lages and towns are less. Chats has duet
450 in twelve years. t:olerich 1,000, while
Witaghann, Brussels. Exeter, Myth and
.titers have failed te hold their own, and
our/eery vegetables, potattns, etc., have to
filet a market in the United Maim.
Not only have we been enormously taxed
by our own t:u%erument, but we have been
mulcted 26,000,000 or 17.000.000 per
annum which wen have paid to the States
for the privilege .4 seeding oar bulky anal
perishable protects into their markets. We
were promised, yyou will remember, that
heave duties week' be put on the Stats
prrluce, which would compel them to grant
us reciprocity. It wee tried and failcl,
and we are case to face with the McKinley
K ill, which lens heavy duties ups all,
and almost pmhibitr)• duties upon some,
classes of goons, fes which we hate no other
market mailable.
We *hipped in the year 1889 to thereat,.
snug other thitngi.
900 car Irak of horses, nearly all.
1,900.ar loads of tattle.
308,000 sheep.
All our poultry and egg..
12.000 car toads of barky, all.
Nearly- all our wool.
8.000 car loads of hay, all.
142,000 bushel* apples.
AU our potatoes, 1.450 car loads.
And the in the face of heavy duties
which the farmers paid for the privilege.
Our horse trade. accept a few high-priced
animals, has practically ender since the
advent of the McKinley Bill. (Sr barley- is
tial clamed o feel In British markets.
Nobxdy but the Stats needs our grade of
wont, and it costs Iso 10 cents a pound to
get 1t there. What else can we do with oer
ha] or our potato..
The matter is an your own hands If you
sustain Sir John and kis Government, who
say they aro opposed to complete teciprncity
and wall not ask it, you will continue to pay
the enormous taxes protection has imposed
upon you : you will continue to belied by
the tosnbins and moaopolis that system
has brought into existence sad you will
hare to face in addition the fearful exac-
tions of the McKinley Bill, for, as I have
shown, for ninny of our goods we have no
other market. What will be the value of
your leads in five years more! Can mynas
answer
is then wo way out ! Yea Rise epee/
to the occasion ; do as the American farmers
hare done, and vote •genet every ran who
announce. himself • supporter of the prettiest
system and against reciprocity. Don't
•lbw yourselves to be diverted from the
main issue. Reciprecily is the all-impor•
Mat matter in the present election. Re-
member the wads n4 the poet, "Who
would be free, themselves must strike the
how," •end strike a blow that will aper the
oorreptionlets, combines and mompolies
that have fattened on your labor for the
ant awoke years.
Tera U. a WILL aa•tr1OCATL
Montreal Saar Wen.) : Political profane.
tle•ter.over the border have rows to the
eenclwion that tariff reform is certain to he
carried in the next Congress. Their epin-
isw ie based on the resulta of the Sen*tri•I
eleetioaa The Howes of Representatives
elected last November being overwhelmingly
rlewaornt.ie, u mare to mime for revision of
the tariff and lowering of duties, as mon as
it gets together. Senate bring Re
pus loan by • mall majority was relied
u pon to prevent the proposalfaced
Beside, thea ie the is Te t,changt
the senatorial elections have then.
cakwatinea Mouth 11akota has chosen
an Independent Senator, Mr. Ky is pace
of a Republican. He is u favor el tariff
redeem. 1t is generally expected that this
action of the .cratia Meth Dakota
j will be
ted the retool the three
ladependrm ire the Illi1eis Legislature for
Hamra! Palmer. The Sea•te will then
Naafi Rep.Misaaa. 46: Democrats, 40:
lad p,.denta, 2 ; giving the R.pahli.sss •
majority of only fear ever all It is
I o4 as certain that the tale Independents
Iwill vote with the ik.de,.M an each of
the hila to •make weal free, iron ore free,
mit free, lambs free, aid Glen re the hill
to reduce the duties on ehinaw•re, linens
mad weans goons. A well pitted merle
1 setlintes that it gill ?squire brat
thrwm Mpmklisi roar to pars these hills
through the Amine. 1■ • ebb. eaatin
gCm1e7 it will require int two,
1 vaese seep. e..... vie fieellFs1t.>,:.r
mad yam* the M/Rfaby ltd '
Harrison may, the :fore•, prepare hltaadlf
to receive • tariff reform act before his terns
expires. Meantime the these. -rats are
looking forward to • safe majority m the
Senate in 1093, when they : also hope to
have the President anti House of Represen-
%olirea
a Paton it MTV s'uaanv %TI•a laaltew'!le•an Tan
s. r.
One of the hardest 1.1.wsdealt the present
government in thus campaign was dealt than
by• former staunch. .uppsrter. Mr.
ichael Dwyer, of Halifax. was nanntd by
the (:.meervaute organ in the city a
one of the Conservative canelioates for Hali-
fax city and county. Mr. Dwyer writes
the organ as follows : ••tion take an un-
warrantable liberty with my tuns into srnec
teem with the pending election in Halifax
aunty, and, sa thus IA the eees,nel tine it
has heed. Jose by you. permit the to say
through your journal that if my views aro
of any interest to enylydy, I must inform
Loth you and them that I most cordially
approve of the policy of the Liberal party
and am in favor of unrestricted reciprocity
with the United States. My keg connec-
tion with the trade of that country Gu,1 the
trade of the upper p•..%inces of the Ikenan-
ion and alma of three bwrrpr.vinces enables
ane to arrive at a sutisfa.•t.ry (inm•lusuw up-
on that guesvi.m. I will further a1.1 that
were it at ow tug to a c.mditi,u of health
engendered whilst cmear•ring to save from
being wrecked in the interest rid a combine
the ►•raest uuuuf.%•turing industry- an the
city, d would now 1.e seeking ser empartent
dc. 1 eonaidrr-the question at issue! wnnirm
tion aa the colleague .1 the Hon. A. G.
.cones."
,la JOHN'S rt.lCY.
Deprive the farmers of t• :11 protect:no
iut leave them .t the merry of the rrnbin
eta Such is toe 1r •lacy wk -oh the Tory lead
ere a -k the farmers of Ontario to endorse.
-Ottawa Fre, Press.
�
THA 11(-0A* s3'SIQV.
W ell. old get at treat eighteen or twenty
pounds of granulate) sugar for a dollar, and
yellow sugar in I.r p rt s m. but for the high
taxis. that are maintained for the benefit of
the Montreal combine. To at the pe.p'e
triMute to the extent o4 3}c a pound.-
N�
k
YOI'R mum MLT T BE :
CAMERON X
PORTER
Tlis voter elm puts any other mark
Oa his ballot I)kSE.' f11x VOTE.
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
LOYALTY.
He- .s the best esidelce we lure yet
won lspe't to Sir .Hohn Macdonald's
"loyalty
K I w:,T..n, Feb. 13. 1891.
Al the Tory annexationist meeting hell
here in 1849 a resolution facenag anneaa
tion was supported IsY .Llan A. Macdonald
(now Sir. John'. Archibald Melkra1d (Sir
John's partneri, Jnho Flannigan and over
one hundred other Tons and earned. The
Terms were out of office power then. The
!Nan and Strips were then hoisted over
dor city hill, by thew Tories. It win not
taken down until the garrison commander
threatened to blow it dlowm. Both 4irJohe
and his partner were at the mueeting.,.
11'w. Monte:wen
A Pies%r-T1yt-I. Asst MANIA cn.%R.I, TRL
As announced in The Witness of yeeter.
day, Mr. Laurer spent • quiet day-, and,
though much wearier' by his previous exer-
tions, was bright and pleasant t, every ase.
What a relief to talk wit)' a man s, differ -
eat from the hand -shaking, story telling.
cajoling politician. Mr. iaurier's charm of 1
csiver.atiom and purity d character win
him friends even from political opponents
rents
•d the fiercest .tripe. He is fighting his
political battle like a man every inch, and
making headway wherever electors take
men first - politics afterward& --Montreal
W dines&
A .HDI UAJrThelrI ZR it Ytaww.
Mr. James T. Hurley has a hoot and shoe
factory an St. John, enol remembers the
time when there were several others, which
have long sin. cawed to exist. He knows
i something of the business, for he has been
at it ata boyhood,and hos made it a study.
He. u • strong adrnode of unrestricted reci•
procity, as a tus•sare which must. be for the
ht.efit of •11 classes, and am tending to •
letter sedition of affairs in his own erode
"T . firm effect of reeipr. ity might be
to decrease the number of manufacturers,"
he said, " but that would affect only thee,
who have en horsiness to he manufacturers,
and it would be for use good of the avunlry
at angle. Ther*. are net today • damn ma-
caw In Canada which can mate shoes fit
Inc the Americo market. The alines are
well made, they M well, hut something u
wanting. They are net the style thee suits
there. 1f we had reciprocity 1 would at
otos fit upfor as American trade." St.
John, N. R. Telegraph.
How- Oliver Mowat an Monday received
the following telegram Iran Hon. L H.
Duties, the Liberal leader of Prins Sel-
ward Isar.
e'naatarramww P. 1. 1., Fel, to Tory
pmpsn publish fellowtaa *Orem from Mr.
115.11 s 4 star ntM(.t : '1 am appeased in °
a
...mvi sd rrolpu eiIy ss 11 willsurely kat10
e.rw t alae. eat rat alms teseth es. w 1.4►
asp myeeif as the Mask will mart t0 er
adios." Telegraph mss lf this b mew&
I. R. DAvtaa,
Mr. Mowat replied se follows
Ben 1. H. D.*Ies. t'k•riettaewa, P. R 1. :
1 bee awed Mr. RMkw, who twfarism�
Mast ►i tear red at ahevsavauoi matmj
ne*Nmoth a sd bis eplelsai ea say.pntil.al
aper. O. N,,w aT.
thffi
1toh, .a.ge awl .eemteie. d every kind,
en h..ms • sed•••b, tired a 30 Mamas
Fe.ai+. bib. odd by F. Jordan.
OUR R ANNEX A T ION 1 STS. Y; k. epee a a.d f..i*y.
Capt. Fraser
GOOERK/H VICTIMS OF THE 14. P.
• web ream .f ansererece seas Gad dough
Lees Mlle herr lees drives to seek a
Maw in tar L.Ited •Gare- moles ma
•n • !%Sled y the f. P.
" anis. roe en' leors sea meats'
Following a • list of residents of Gude:
rich who. 1341,e relatives now hying in the
United States, all of when were either burn
or educated or had made tsodsrioh their
hoes since the advent of the N. P.,; and
rho stall speak of the old tower as'•Ho.e
W. Mc(Grege r, one daughter.
Mn. S. Mcl,e,.l. one sr,.
Wm. Black, use suss and one - daughter.
Jas. Jenkins, two snit.
Wm. Mor, three ewwsianet two dews-htcra.
Wm. Elliott, tan sone and two daugbt�n.
J. tturn, two crena.
A. McIvor, one son.
Mrs. I alloway, two sons.
Mn Murray, eme son.
Ales. Mc -Keene. two sous.
John Sheehan. etre son.
Mn. A. Kedalie, two saris
Mrs. McIver, one sea.
Mrs. Ms1)uaald, • rut.
J. W. Venetia, atter, .me brother.
Mrs. John Patterson, two sots.
Rich. lernlgget, ewe son.
Jas. Henle, two sons.
Mrs Miller, two ams.
Rich. Simmons, One MOIL
I). Mcl'btil, two Mesa.
Mn. S. Platt, one son.
Wna. stewart, one eon.
J. Munroe, one au.
R. May-, one sm.
Wm. Meluteeh, two sons.
R. S. Mel)ugall, son and daughter.
iters Price, two sera.
R. W. Hawaiian, one son.
Jas. Slattery, two brothers.
J. W. Smith, brother and sister.
li. C. 'ITxota•, two sous.
Ed. le/upon. one brother.
Mrs. Thos. lark, two sous -
Monies Vidalia, one sou. -
I). Felker, one 5011.
Wn. Mitchell, two breathers.
Ellen Sharnan, son and (laughter.
Mary Simmons, two slaughters
t.... ('anpbell, one son.
Hy. Martin, two eons
1). C. McKay. two eons and one brother.
C. Pretty, one son.
F. Tratanch, err eon.-
late
ea:late T. K. VanEvery. three ens.
N' ns. Campbell, one eon.
Sarah }holden, or Son.
C'. A. Nein. brothers.' sister.
Mn. I'aanwre, two sons and one .daughter.
Mr. Arnett sag, two sues.
J. Aikenlcad, two sons.
R. Adams, three sons
1'. Crabb, two soon.
A_ Elliott, two sons.
4. Gibson, one son.
Jas. Saun•kn, three sons.
.lar. SalkeI,i one daughter.
R. Sharman, three sues.
R. Thompson, two sons.
Mn. F. Ferguson, two sons and one daugh-
ter.
E. Graham, son and daughter.
Mn. Hodge, three sac.
.1. Kidd, two brothers.
T. .1. Moorehouse, two sons and three
daughters.
Mn. McPhail, sin and daughter. •
A. Me'1"icar. "o@ sou.
Mn. Hy. Horton, two sons
A. Smith, two ass.
Gen. lista, son and daughter.
John lata, rise daughter.
Geo. (lox, four sins and two daughter&
4'. A. Humber, two ass.
Mrs. U. Fraser, one ss.
H. Hak, son and daughter.
J. Herr. one ser.
M. Cray, iwi, sons.
P. Weis, tw-o AMA.
J. Hamlin, two OOHS.
A. Mcl:r�aeggoor�, one arm.
P. (1'It.urke, ere sow..
iIlavid Fuller, daughter, and her family.
Rev, father West, two brothers.
Rev. Ian. Itisharelson, me ser.
James Wilkinson, three rise.
Ira Lewis, one son.
Mn. Elwood, one as.
Sheriff l;ihbons, a hod of relatives
R. Morrison, eon and daughter.
Capt. Murray McGregor, son, sn-i.-I&w
and other relative'.
IL Proudfo ot, one son.
M. ()'Rielly, son and daughter.
A. M. Ross, one sus.
D. Gordon, one so.
Mn. W. McGregor, four brothers and me
sister.
F. 44'. Joking., three brothers.
1. M*loaneoa, ane son.
Mn. M. C. Swanson, mother and two
brothers.
Hugh Hamilton, two daughters.
4lnchan, a hider.
P. Lynn, two seas and two daughters.
R. Hnnna ny, two snr.
Edward Sharma, two ems.
R Hopper, two sous
Mn. Andirei's, one see.
J. H. Williams, two goes.
Ja. Martin, two daughters.
J. E (asrely, two brothora
The following are some of the families
that have (rowed to the :hetes, but we are
unable to give anythsag like • full rut
flail Brothers sad 1 hair families
End. Mans and family.
Jan. Theorem
R. Tremor "
1 Kllard ••
Jas. Krag •'
('. Newts ,.
W. and K. Seymour "
M F. Moore •.
C. Howland 's
OW Mc leash " 1
H. nw.11 et
O. flarags w
Mr Morris "
Mn Jemup "
Wm Pharis 'o
Mrs Seise
n H (1M
1Wat-
Wm. Bonner
Jas. Tisdale
Alen. Cathcart
N' Audersnn
The it family
The'per family
K. It. Thuenpsun and family.
John Hel.•row
Allen Martin
Initue I)uooay
J. W. I arvey
K. C. WcHriea
P. Austin
Or. McLean
A. Stewart
('apt. Kobt. Rhyme
Capt. John McArthur
And C. W. Andrew, O. Sturdy. 1h. Thos.
Dr. and James Henderson, W. Jar-
dine, Wm. Knight and many others.
And nue, umber the American Master's
Aas.ciatHm, we Art• alasd te loose such ster
ling residents as
('alt Parsons and family.
('apt. Alf. (Tnandnerw "
(Apt. .1. treen
Engineer A Willianuuu and family.
Mat•.Methost.
and a sore of ether. of our gallant lake ot•
fears who in the past have stayed by l:ede-
rich, and helped to build her up by• nto ey
earned under the Anwrican flag.
The aletve is, act we have said, only a
partial list ad the persons who have been
forced from (rode:rich to annex thentarlvea
to the United Staten by the N. P.. but our
readers can exercise their minds between
now and pilling day in thinking up other
friend', relatives and tanner hwghhhora who
have been forced out. The names given
are sufficient, however. to give an idea of
what our town has suffered in the leas of so
many gerrl and true residents, and also 10
show what a benefit it would be to us if the
nntelliggene, honesty and cuterprise which
the above tames represent hal only an op-
portunity is. remain with us, and help to
(wild up our town and the nolle Ikeuini.w
.4 which it is a part. The tut comprises sten
and women of all grades of polities, but we
question if one of the nen who have been
driven forth would cone lack and vote for
the policy that exiled him from the town of
his youth and the hearthstone of his loved
home. We ark the voters who are left at
home to pnwler on these startling facts, and
to think well before they vote for the pro-
tectionist policy that caused their relatives
to sunder family ties and wrench heart-
strings by seekiug a chance to work in •
strange Led; and as with Goderich, so let
it 1a: all over the county a Huron. Let
every man rote according to the dictates of
hs heart and not merely for party in this
crisis of our country. True loyalty con-
sists in being faithful t, hearths and homes.
God speed the right
IT IS L_AROELY E1AAOOIRATEO.
Oilcan°, Fob. 93rd, 1891.
Lorne( or Tux Sweat.,
1►r*ni Sia : -I seta in The Ooderieh Star
of 20th inst., received to.lay, a tearful pic-
ture of starvation of the masses in this and
other American cities, being an extract from
The Chicago Heralti, published for seem -
trona" effect, all of which is for the pur-
pose of cresting a sentiment against reci-
procity, rnmmerial union, a, as swan Gill
tt, eventual annexation.
i desire to say in the connection that
wherever we have large ..titiee like Chicago,
New York, Philadelphia. ete. , tate mages
of common labor and others frock to those
centres and over -crowd the market, and it
will always be so. At the same time you
will find the laboring chases in ea good
or better circumstances here in Chicago than
in any city in the world and immeasurably
ahead of the cities of the old oountrisa
The Herald picture is wonderfully over-
drawn and is act by any mans .a index
to the present sail future prosperity of this
oountry,and no voter in Canada meed be de-
terred from ousting his vote Inc progress and
advancement through far of finch news-
paper article&
Yours Inc the bred Coda,
Jos, J. V AsKTttay.
66
66
N
AUBURN.
[mom octown ewnaaeoxotwe.]
la the pest sixteen months H. J. Biokla,
our local h•rneermaker, has tensed out
neer an. hundred seta of hareem. Harry
is a ..vera
The Mitchell shipped • carload of horses
to Manitoba Tuesday het. He eco took
alb worth of hansom m anufaetnred try our
townsmen, H. J. }tickle.
Wm Stmrdy in asking ts for
building • house thus •prima o. a Thomp
son
sfarm. A new ed' -will aim be erect-
ed on the old homestead.
The Foresters' Court of this yam held •
meat .ucwessfd 0000se% on Teemsby evening
in the temperance hall There was a gsn d
attentlaw'e, and the program woe• fine from
start to finish. Medea/ esa.setidrr were
furnished by "rally Shame," S th's
capo.p.�ar
snigwe, oke Hoare, John Negede; earl
Frederick Abba*, d I.Gidoa. Mae Mims
provided at the ovens a an acceptable
manner
"THE EM PIKE" UNMASKED
QOLDWIN SMITH SCORES A UAR•
Tee Went e'ampaium Li. et "Tbe Iteparr'
.ailed by the Pr.flpese-Thr whole
Mehei seat .r tar samellan.rers'
pr.ved he he . Haase .r Alselheeds.
[To Taft El,ITnk or TIME T=Lno*Lta. ]
Si*, --le The Empire thus n.oreiag is aa
article attempting to 'umlaute me in the
affair d Mr. Ferrers pamphlet, headed,
"The Treason S66
pread Further than was
Supposed" -"Another Revelation" --
lestruetitw on Professor Smith's Copy" -
"Miser Latest lutltigue." The article am.
chides thus : _.
"'armrest
'rm • peer hlet wee pt anted In Noveahm
d Iasi rear, bnwrea the $MhGad L*tb of that
month. It was labelled "Trade Reatiow&" tea
Monday. Feb 4. Professor lioldwin Smirk de-
livered* lecture on" -Loyalty- before he young
Liberals of Toronto. which waa published fn
esteem In the (lobe of the following lova A
day oe two later thi• lecture. as clipped from
the [)lobe. wee taken to Hunter. lame t ('o. 10
be printed la pamphlet fore, 1t bleated [hal
Alderman JoLn Halmos paid torr the printing.
it N known that Pnrfe,a.w Goldwl• Smith
homed read the proofs or he pamphlet. and 44
1. • matter of notoriety that lbr Grit organ In
this eliy distributed it es campaign literature.
On the opposite right hand cower ed the
-bogy' when sent to the printing canoe wap
written. nil fa mdse harndwrntiog of Ferrer. the
In.trucunesas to tbetype In which it was to be
M/ un. These Inaruotioes read : "Plea or small
Mos: sam.• type as Trade Het/whom'W'.
erra.
pamphlet n. " `Chu does this show I It shows that
es early es Feb. t er 3 .Dane or Ire leaders
of the tint parry 1n Toronto. ami pre,mm•pt�
Prof. Golder in Smith as well knew of Fart.ri
pamphlet. had sen if. read 11. •dm.red the
sti le of type used in it and knew tee printing
*dice that had I.,uel it.
A TIS t -I. 5W VALitft1W11114
Thi... a tiasue o7 Farren•• end of
most deliberate falsehoods. I declare upon
my honor that 1 never saw or heard of Mr.
Ferrer's pamphlet . r had anything to do with
its compositiow ..r publication. The instrue-
tinns tot he punter of my addressors "loyalty"
were not written by Ino, but by Mr. G.
Mercer A.lann, who put the pamphlet
through the proms for me, whose initials are
appended to it, an.l who knew as little
about Mr. F•rree%i pamphlet as 1 did. As
given Ivy The Empire, they are a darin4
fabrication. 'Ane title •• Trade Relations
which The Empire leick um to understand
was that of Mr. Ferrer's pamphlet, is sub-
stituted for "Political Relations,- rite title
of • previous pamphlet of nay own, with
which the " Loyalty " address was to be
printer uniformu. The oriets' copy, with
the instructions to the prtuter, has fortu-
nately been pr.er•el. The instructions
are three: "Mr. Largon (the foreman) will
set up in Stall Pica or is it Pica • usual
nteugye ..nifrm with pamphlet nn "T1s
Political Relation, .d •nadG. a, M. I;rent
A. •'
Britain and the niter Suttee." Put om
farce please, and hurry through w('ith it.
('
(mune aeswama .x7.laftNntmwflT,]
J. Young got roasted hie timed, osted with a
saw last w
U*LIwERATE At te"U.
•
The deliberate character of the freed is
evident from the suppre si.o d the fact
that the instructions are signed with in-
itials not mine w hlle it is itainu,de.i that
the handwriting not being that of Mr.
Ferrer wee 11110r. .14 w•e11 as by the auorief n -
tion of • title, presumably that
of Mr.
Ferrer, for the title of my own pamphlet.
The statement that Mr. Hallam paid for the
printing is fast hoe the rest. r. Hallam
asked for • spies for distribution,which
were sent him without charge. Thealdreen
on "Loyalty" was given in compliance with
an invitation sent me some time ago, by the
Young Men's Li.•ral Club, the clue, naming
the subject. 1 repeat that the whole state-
ment of The Knipire, wafer se I am concern-
ed, is a tines of slanders slsehrrds, die-
graoeful alike to the editor of The Empire
and his patron and inspirer. Sir John Mae-
doleald. Yonas faithfully :
(Sig;wedn GuLDwIX Serra.
Tomato, Feb. 3).
T1. sleighing as .heal .1) gas.. W. k•ea
had • gond deal el it this winter meetly time
menthe
Mr A. Asquith ham gone to Manitoba
ostia les heavy draught stalls, in enapa.y
with T. R Mitchell, of Writhe•!
Riblike iis�ers d Mr.
shing jest now. Thr• is
• good Cameros pretest
a headwaiterheadwaiterraja ity.
is
There ase rummy et eawl.l mtlriaasstill
ellis a ban is thea mellow
IMem mem
a ,-, M". •il<' •
g
sear Maar TMadee.
A gentleman who has watcher Sir Joh.
1�ac.knald's career earetully stated today
that history was but repeating half. "Sir ,fit
John," he laid, "always loses his head
when he finds himself probed to the edge of
the Precipice, and his simulated) andhypo-
critical effort to appear indignant over
nothing in Toronto last night reminds me at
nothing M much ea his attack uprrn Sir
Alan YcNah,hia leosler,wh.n he betrayed.
Then later on he mak an attack upon Jobs
Hillyard Cameron, another Conservative
leader, eery similar to that made epos
Ferrer in Toronto last sight, and after-
wards h. male • virulent attack upon Sir
Francis H!w:ks. His onslaught spina
Mr. Huntiwgt it, when the latter exp sed
the Pacific Scandal, was very similar to Ids
last night's effort is Throat°. And rennm-
ber that each of these outberete was hi -
limed by rim overthrow .1 hi. party). Hs -
i5 going to repeat itself now. Sir Joke
Ieoi that he is • beaten man and hence his
resort to slaway •'imligratado " There is se
siaoarity in the ran. The nolo whim► h.
and his henchmen are hurling at the Assari-
can people will greatly injure Canada's in-
tonate in the future." -Ottawa Free Press.
EAST WAWANOSM.
(poor opo ow % coaatirow ,)
Walter Campbell. the 19th Goa , had
h1 stook, implements, eta . enol by Jerks
Cana, •tstume•r. on Monrlay, t►. Rah
inst. The thing. which were .act brought
1ttwartp good priors A ya•rll.g steer was
said few Oh anal • two-year-old for 2M0.
Mr. Campbell her limed hr arm M as
brother sett sat.nsi■ working at the ssetee-
um.•m tied..
Quite a nearer are new ltd mup wish
rebuses in thus district, but g ereraily they
have had said. may
Rsssieo Ames •t asom a Plea MON.mea H. the
aebnn hewee et 1' N. 8. No. 14 or Wed
nmdey, Ih►. UM It beri.g • fiwe emit
Uwe wee • geed inmost, and • pleases*
Was spent. Fear now •usmfwe Wm.
Marto, R. Rag. Mrs. D. Oraragh•a attA
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