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TRIS SIONAL: IIODNRICH, ONT., THURSDAY, JANUARY 1!, 1833.
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ANADIAN BANK V F COMMERCE
c3TAIMANI ...M7.
HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO.
Y. /Fs. VP) MI MILLION DOLLARS . - 00.0180.000•
S1.00O,000.
B. E. WALKER. (lttswAi. (MANAMA
OODERICH BRANCH.
A GtNenat. SAwuuo SUsu.t.a T.AwACTcc. Femmes' NOTts Dtsrowato.
DRAFTS NOUN, PAMA.LI AT AL- POINTS IN CANADA, AND THAI PRINCIPAL
WHEN IN TIM UNITED STATES, GMAT BRITAIN, FRANCE, BuRSIUDA, to
SAr1M I SANK SEPARTNCMT.
DEPOSITS OF $LOD ANO UPWARDS INICMIWO. ANO CURRENT RATES OF INTERMIT
At '. OWED. • INT.a.ST A00.. TO T1f. PNISBOSPAL AT Tota MMD or MAY AND
.• 'SS11 /N MAWS MEAN.
'Der fel Afton/len gives. ea lite Oelleetfr ' M - • r---•• '----_
sr ! �•eitriert' Aldo* Motes.
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
NANCY 8:':S BEAT THE RECOR1I!
CIEYELN11 BEAT HARRISON! ,BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS COODS.
W. ACHESON & SON
Are showing this week the largest and bent selection in (}odericb.
Handsome Handkerchiefs, French 7lannels,
di Mitts, Silk and Wool Searjs, Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Kid Gloves.
Dainty Novelties and Dress Fabrics
IN
WOOLS AND VELUTIN AS.
Bul E BEAT TAE ORLDINBPEION IN VIM).
BARGAINS
ORDERED
CLOTHING
Made from the Finest Fabrics and offered to our Patron at
PRICES THAT NO OTHER HOUSE CAN NAME
FOR FINE TAILORING.
FOREMOST IN WORKMANSHIP
CORRECT IN STYLE
PERFECT IN FIT
MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS THAT WILL WEAR.
MEN'S DRESS SUITS THAT ARE FAULTLESS
MEN'S OVERCOATS THAT ARE STYLISH.
Ws also carry a large and well -assorted stock of
MEN'S AND ROY'S IIEADY4IADE OYERCOATS
Which we are selling at the lowest possible margin.
We ars eiao Agent for the oelebreted "RIGBY' WATERPROOF
COAT. Every Cost guaranteed or money refunded.
PRIDHAM,
The Tailor.
A DOZEN OF MINISTERS.
ALMOST THE WHOLE CABINET AT
THE TORONTO AUDITORIUM.
eareelk.t F.Ilttrat M.Nittg Y...t Ne1d
to Taranto -rt. ■.y• cite at.b.-Tb.
ti.veraawe.t'• FM/em OwN1..d by
Jolla Thos/....
Toaocro, Jan 111 - Nearly 3,omn p
nested lath the Auditorium as Friday
night to hear Sir Jobs Thompson sad the
members of the IAmi■ies Cabinet, who
had neo•.tod the invitation of the Voting
Meal Lt 'Conservative A-e10tien w
adroit a! Mie t eti■g in Termite. The
h all was diogether toe sena. Headrads
were t.nwl away, sad it was found seam
eery to hold ace overflow tweeting in Ts
pease hall Sir John Thom poc+n received
$ p.ri.O evaiioa, aad the ad rams by the
.tj.r alio Weaken called forth unstinted
apples& 1. la■my respects it was the
greatest piibleal meeting ever held ice the
Idly. Th. Globe relate to the
iows . Never btdeee
a t▪ he an knows history of public meekwp
ion fermata have there been .sok
asses as them at the Aedit.rhm when the
Thecpen esiai.try made its first public Y
FM.a.ss bdere she eNhsma h masa sew-
ilIt1SaSmamkMA at work Sir
Wr
Joh. 1in.iw■td e dairies the bait ge■
seal ei..tian wee eclipsed h�
tawwiM d tt Wak
was
mats►
■ e•m/Igis IM of el lai■Esters em the
ptupm�msce ,Stip taketest eewie■ ta
Dam■diamliWhery that sash • wing hue
yg � 'Here was the utast interest
ion iia •■meso, Uses It was the Ire op
Sir Jolla Themes had bed .1
the policy of Ida goveonset open
the great trade hsus, en which Mr. Laurier
hen hien weskits at various pofmts through.
eat Ontario, ewe lie Beed et 'ids la
gqewtlat weere both were pries% int as
wales rderemee to eentnr•erehil .stt.e
amid ass hr muds.
atla ■wwens te.rr.
EMh.b rs■n erre r fel rh.e nava et
ht. sephien
Msat■r Nashomie aswi, midsiw d IoM sod
esmenrIke i. asW., edefter .t rims* rill
Nam Mk Ade** Ceees, pessreerserraerd
Iles J. 0, Pattums, tsdalsew et MEM sod de -
knee
diene a.lwh, menhm d wales* .Mast
•.s T.N. pate, mover d hada
am. A. a Wise& edstm d
gens. J. J. Owes
•t MIL C. E. Tlwper setts ■d Nm
1tea w, t Neapolitans et atm es. ealk
Mr. It beano ears. 11,P., .■pair d on
ism
lir
urea. �e�m la Mei to adhere
w1 se eitaiiist
mow what It would ate in tele cetera.
"And.." he continued, "the National Polley,
as 1 have described it to you as a mesas
0 developing the resources of Ca' rade aced
welding itstogether, i the policy
we lacedto ' (Applause.) "What
d ra■tage,' ooaticeud Sir John, "would it
be to have our exodus to the Gaited :hates
swollen by operator who would be thrown
out of the factories of Uaaada and added to
the pay roll of the United Mates, what
advantage would it be to have our yeuceg
farmers instead of living In Maattobt and
the Northwest to have been still p1
as in the Stated Michie• Joke
told his a•dleian that the liberal-C:meer-
vtive party of to -day stood for ..ch ea -
Mahal developme•t as would make this
country • greet oosatry. a united coentry
acid • nationality in itself. (Proleaged
applause.
enITNH rua1r•yIOi Tot eOtltt5 eiTO]t.
Why sit that we novo beard se moth
about anaexatts ! Why is it that the
Liberal party is emd.•voring is spite d
itself to tear cot the cancer that is elitisg
c.t its vitah! It is boo•os the ramose
ie ertiag out their very heart. and the time
Ivo oo.o when the people ere going to have
me ttriiitg shoat it.
We say that the very corner atone upon
white we will build nor future 1. British
o-mnestioa A little while ago we were
Wombed with waving the old flag. But it
was dvory *01) Mr thee. traitors to seer
at tlla oldflee sed sneer at the institutions
whisk ser bad left ria (Owen.)
But now they mast tee efts talk of
Retie .esm.etion.
He oe.pnj the dative pietism of the
br+.... Y the United £Menus sad Uta•d&
One of their (tie United %des) great
jtoreals was frisk enuegh 10 my that the
Unted States hes penetio•lly get wider
paw the last sere of kid that it will pay
to raise wheat open. 1 Hear, hear). lewd•,
ea the other had, bee thewesarle .4 yore
moies of virgin is. which would prenital-
y Sake her the grenls( whets-prodoeing
amen ry is the world. Ad sit Masada the
Uestd States would be compelled to go ter
her wheat. (Appleton). This was .IK of
the remise why (..d• was new of so
sate mere impertaae• is the eyes of the
limited Stem.
Re asked the liberate to . ren •- 'Hama
with eemmeati.m. and set allow ih•meelvss
te be l.gar,lewed by the rel•hrsted Mr.
vinare "1 elk them te .pore from the
dear that emi.eary who bas given to the
!fie of the limited Raise d) that M W
shoat Owed, 1 will eek thew sone tsar
mom ad that is mgt to trifle with eases
Mem by talkie" ahs.$ Indepedeme-. 1.4.
germed we on ion • ..as. that we have
�t ��ss11te liberty of .N.em4
seneru
(Apphmea 1.dependgt wen en hon this
o ar•, hat w 8..e the p. .albs 01 sur
preen, ,ltd as M the
Seth et sill . - mY 1
W. ACHESON & SON
oridol connection as to say Mat it abot♦M
alwayt be ,00tlnned.
rut ri'TI:Ki. TKAha ru1.1. 1.
His opponents had made an effort to mis-
represent his utterance r gardmg the future
trade policy of the government But while
I admit that the National Policy is not
C
mid never was, but requires to
be moulded from time to time, we don't
propose to p.tpaae tariff reform until tar-
iff reform is completed in the United States.
We propose at the wnung session as far as
it is found neoeseu>' to change Sad mould
the tariff system as will be found best is
the interests of the people. Loud Ap-
piause.l
Three years ago, rid Sir John, we throw
off 11.2.0t00,000 of tariff duties. We will
continue the work. Where we can reduce
taxation we shall ,iu so and do so in the
early future. t('heera )
el l' atar t +H11S1' W105 OCT.
We hale been taunted with looking to
Washington, with waning on :he United
Stat.ea. ,Well, what 0.014 you think of a
Minister of Trade and Commerce if be abut
hie eyes to the oommercial movements of
other countries, if he cared nothing about
their taxation, but went on an iron -hotrod
tarter which, like Ilse laws of the Medea and
Permits, was never to be altered The
!..: 'lintster of Trade Sad C.omaierce s
the nae who keeps the keenest look out
It is eoly in that way we ma see when is
the teed .f legislation either to build up
or pull down
Let ins ask you to consider what is the
policy we are asked to adopt instead el
this. What is the proportion of the leaden
of the Opposition to increase our trade,
workmen's wages and increase employment
that will bring more mpital into the .oun-
try! 1t is free trade. 'That policy, 1 humbly
think. would take mon operatives out of
Canada In one year than had gone in
t be last is. years. ((,'beers. )1 To test
their policy read their own words. Ac-
cording to Mr. Laurier they propose to
hose 'bedsits tree trade as in &igbtod,
t to v. at the tame time
propose give yea
• tariff al t0 or $O per seat. as agaiast Rag-
land and all the world except Ike United
States. (Cheers.)
ytttlt FILM TLA.'
la that the kind of free trade they bare
in Reglad! (Voices : "No.") What would
the apostle of free trade, Riebard Cobden
and John Bright. t.hiak of a preposition at
free trade with the neighboring ooentryr.04
the famous McKealeyism against the world.
K1.gtLh Liberals would not know a las in
whose mouth each eentimente found an
she. (Cheers.)
Sir John then said : Vou alight have got
unrestricted reciprocity last Fekr.ary.
Why did we not get it ! Because it wages
American pointy against Britain Time
was to be a 'soman tariff against all the
world except the United States, aid are we
to be obltged distinctly to discriminate
apii.t the Mother Country
.'A�AhA 0(1.1. NOT HAITI IT.
On these terms we sold have got ware -
seined reciprocity. On these terms we
shall .ever pt it. (Loud ebseritit. l And
I say further, that on *bees tens the Come-
dies people will never let the Liberate tab
it. (Rearmed sheering).
Sir John them eve as additional Mantn-
tien that ,kis is an America,' ppm
Thowho beard Mr. aine and lir.
Those Bl
Foster dients this y..Shoo .t Washing -
ten, saw that d thou prepo.ab bed been
adopted this sentry world be at the mercy
et the Uowd 141.1.. The tariff would be
lade at Wasbingten, ad our trade be
preotisJly eat off Meso the Atlantic to the
pFa�mgd�t,.
TIM 11505■v ouners1.
sir Jobs expressed himedf to the same
*Beet em this Bastion as at the Beard of
Trade bangset. We are willies." said
he, "to sake a bargain ea the i.i.eet terms.
Het ma, the Asnerieem sanders said the
goodies meet be settled eu the greed ei
unrestricted n.iproefty. le seek caress-
stamens
a es.-
stauses es Merles %mild hey been ex-
hausted and depleted, as were the Amert-
o.
Thsse are ewers'
msyears
s that the Canadi.n
people de mot sat, ad sever will have,
and if the leaders a( soy political party
.t *apt to make the people believe that
they an bare frac trade and Mokimleyises,
it is like riding two horses at the mem
time. (('hers and laughter).
♦o ntr lAttOS MOM Uesagmv*tlan.
Amid bed cheering Mir Jean maid: "We
will adhere to the primdpkm and Mali-
ties tiathan maim the Comer viten party
what ft is, and made (Lmsia what tt la
Still we are slmil to welmene the esti.
meats of dads to i ritY an i emItty
whisk bus lam made ay st.tu.en en the
ether die.
The venae el this e.amtry, iie anima
yes it orletense. tltpwi ea k -4th
g..
-• is estaMWng iMYei or bei si
s here.
ed ilowelopthe tie won .dales.. vends.
M., sod trialh w61 roan bor.. we ern all
ped to rapist winnower we shish of ser,
tee breast p..gdmm that %iWm hos
113.4 dbierb110. Phnom Gel, is the fuse
the ties of albsties awl Y. el .mtenl in-
ternes will mel We beeirltell, but aIle.mgt►•
wool and the sawn with int eon estui frwmwd eherrnb i'd's air
tag Nastwaa .INa.e ea.11..M.
11I _ W the Ya.IMIt ..anal
watts tris rases the wisest tailings ut
the N•ple of Canada ere both aides of poli.
Ib._ The one eoluties of this iteration, so
Gar as we aro cowered, wail ise directly
by what the wostituiies provides. An ap-
peal km been presented a•kaug Ube (lover-
nor-General
lovernor General to interfere with the existing
system of educattoa is Manitoba, as it wee
established years ago. ()ur right to iater-
fere is challenged by these on the ether
side. Well, withal the next 10 days we
shall all hear that question discussed as to
our power sad ohi.gntions to deal with it.
Let le.t any man or woman suppose that
lurking in the breasts of any Minister there
Is. a secret deur' to interfere with the
legitimate rights Sad powers of the pro-
vince.
We will not interfere with the rights
and powers of any province, nor will we de•
serf any duty whi.h is iwposed epos us by
the uoustitution, no aster bow painful to
ocr Meting' or obnoxious to ate (('beers.)
t;aadidly and beaestay we intend to be
guided simply by the ee.sututioa, and the
..ustitntion as it will be expounded by the
hi_he.t authorities fist ,an be got to ex-
p,.Ind it, and not by the private opinion ons
arty body.
i repeat, we intend to stand by the com-
sat utiuna 1 am not souivocaung and not
concealing. The whole question will be
argued in the prssssoe of the whole people
of Canada- on will be able to see the
argument* on both .ides and to estimate
the value of the tetti..y and the weight
that should be attached to it.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION.
A Promoter or the rimiest MS rasa IN at
Ottawa.
O'Prtu,, Jan. 16. Mr. Coli. Betts, the
pprroom.ohtte+r� of the International Navietios
Copenal, thhas
1 )ereceived • tlete.Rahwayhe. .Stecd-
C, stating kmeeh.oe being one
worthy of co.suderetion and of mach public
interest. Mr. Dutton will be given every
opportunity of fully discussing the matter
bsfor'e the Railway Committee of the
Hoose of Cosecs, if been desires. The
foregoing was in reply to a letter from Me.
Dutton to Sir John "Tbietipson calling his
attention to the application to Parliament
for • charter o1 incorporation and fran-
chise to construct and operate • 25-
feot savigatl= from late Foie to
Montreal and to like Champlain,
wbenoe the lies will astatine
through the United States to the Hudas
river. In his letter to the First. Minister,
Mr. Duties said : "An unfavorable attitude
by voor Government toward the inter-
settemal navigation scheme woeld, of
costae, prevent its consummation ; aid
even its public suggestion to the
press known as favetsble to your Goyern-
me.t is an obstacle of • very serious nature,
tend will effectually prevent any progress
until it be removed ; for no one will interest
or exert himself in favor of • project white
is supposed to be viewed with disfavor by
that power which alone an grant it Life. I
therefore beg you to .-onsider the mutter,
and if in your matured judgment you think
the project ooe which commends heel( to
Me favor of your Government, you will let
that fact be publicly known."
ACCIDENT RECORD.
Twenty-seven miner wen killed by as
explains u the Union Pacific mine near
A Iloilo deep•toh says Thomas Haas -
pa, of via. Catharines, Oat, was killed is
a eaten row then.
There was an earthquake shook la
Frideriek, Maryland, Whit* threw pods
from the shelves of stasis
Frees bot water piper ceased • stove to
espied* in Mewed, malting taw instant
death of Mrs. Joseph Houle
At the Wheal Owle hairs,
CmrnwsU, ) nglead, 10 teen were=
b, as nnexp.cted rush of water from •m
eased .he.
A boy awed Harry Jackman is in jail at
Ha.ilt.a, Ont., awaiting trial am •
of hewing dabbed a sobeol.ate mainedarX
mer. Little Reimer is hid up.
The fl wheel of (*1... Bee*'. sten' r -i11
atm sod fa 10 iceseeatly k1 g
badly y
w sed hi It The .UI is lsdly
wrecked and the .sehinery damaged.
A lift. dw.gkter e( Thomas McBride
while /hying et mead i0 Thank! fell
Z�.� • seat, amities her keen se enverdy
wvwnl seethes by the doctor were
--y
Wee. £*Mmes, el Mures tewmmhip, Brim
en..sy. was Ism to death the other
S ight R. weal eat 1. his berm thing w
asenterm sod kW W way while resees-
ktgtothe Immo.
Mr. Those V a switel.ens
was
▪ �rem
sever by a keen SS is the O.
P.
and both W at Whoa/gag J et Ile iJ
w kw been
*Mall ism m Nebo.
There les Y. d eceadbd ~MI ter the
eo.men a ilme t knows se nem Tin vow
Main mins! aced otimeral kiserione Ices
boas nn.s.MI br awes. It la a tlklrpls
,.ands M mown .atee without pia In
km Coes l ee eMr sad at.,N as MIetA.d
tiro Ilia' le Mala GN 1u," sad
as caw.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, _.._. - � 2,000,000.
REST, - - - ,000,000.
A Saving Department has bee" aimed is con-
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed at cu' -rent rales.
H. L OCK WOOD,
Maxaesr Godesulch Brandi.
Carriage Mars.ufacturer,
Havi■p( purchased the business of
McCREATH & WALKER
1 have now arranged, not only to continue the Carriage Trade. but hair deaid.d to
do all classes of work in
HORSE -SHOEING IBD GBIERAL BLIOKSIITHHIG'
NONE BUT 'FMK NWT OF WORKMYN KMPLOYRDIN KVKR1 DEPARTMKNT.
_3116-1y.
JNO. A.. WALKER,
P I I PH I ST'u.
BELFAST.
From ..r own oversewing*.
Mile Annie Reid, of Locknow, is visiting
friends around here.
Weare glad to know that Mea McAllister
u getting better again.
The roads have been so badly drifted the
stage could not go to t:oderich last week.
The attendance at school for the past
week has been very small on account of the
stormy weather.
R. B. HOLLANO,
DUNGANNON
A .r...mer.
Puffer "Say, what kind of a train do SPECIAL REDUCTION
you call this ! "
Conductor -" This, my friend, is an se.
oommodatio. traia'
Puffer , "TM, eh? Well, 1 want you to
understand that this vain runs off and
leaves me about three days in the week, and
I think if it can't aosersmodate • commuter
by wain.¢ a few m45 -I it ought to change
its name.'
OPERA 310131131 1
I N
WINTER GOODS
ID RINCI-
FFuneY 1� po STOCK TAKING.
EVExo.J G
Loida's
Transalllies!
A Performance eadereed by the Prem
in all the leading cities of Kurope and
America
Admission, - 15 and 25 Cents.
Reserved Seats, 35c.
Now on sale at Fraser & Porter'. Bookstore.
Elegant and Useful Presents
event away each night.
No charge for the present&
DRY GOODS
A Hill stock of Dry Goode
always in store, winter wear
especially.
Also a fall -Stock of family
groceries.
b
R. B. HOLLAND,
GENERAL MERCHANT,
DUNGANNON.
Pay
Cash !
A
Credit
is
ruinous
to
both
Buyer
and
Seller
iy►
We have within the week
passed into (stock about 51000.00
worth of new goods,- -rather un-
usual at this ,lesson, but the cash
system enables us to be always
in the market.
In this lot we secured at a
great loan to the wholesaler a
line of Dress Goodi, formerly re-
tailed at 121e. and 15e., this
season's goods, which we can Bell
atlC
A line of prints, new pat-
terns, to sell at 5c., worth 8c.
A 10c. line for 7c., and
Another lot of Asbton's fam-
ous prints, 121c. quality : our
lx ies, !1, _.
Also new designs in art
muslin, 38 inches wide, for voce
New cretonne+ from 8c up.
New fancy drapery, table
.table napkins, towells,
Hamburg embroidery, a p r on
muslin and ginghams, eotton-
adea, Turkey reds, table oil cloth,
Ac.
Special valves in flannels,
underwear and hosiery.
Remember, when yew boy
from se you have all the WW1
of seek buying and sash M.*
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d.ir
silliet.tE
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