The Signal, 1893-5-4, Page 49
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A Peale RTATtt:1SNlr OF T1V fad.
It will be generally acceded that the
'Dominoes parlantentkry session that closed
its deliberations • short time ago has been
exceedingly barren of measures promoting
relief or profit to our debt laden community.
From the Tory government we looked not
for legislation for that portion of humanity
that must labor to lire, and are, therefore,
not disappointed : ire mission is to foster
anything and everything calculated to clinch
de iron grip oo the treasury benches, asides
thieve cannot be much improved for the
powerful order of self-seeking poIIuciaas
who enjoy all that asily•arned wealth and
the pride of power inn give, they very
naturally prefer the status quo rather than
risk their privilege. rind profits in any
change of our political system. We are not
censoring the pard patriots in tbe Eovero-
ment or the army of officials who possess
keen commercial Inetimcta for guereliug the
temple of fat emoluments and cam, for we
manor expect such men to look beyond
their own interests, and it must 1m troth be
said that in that respect their velem is oat -
to their own little circle while .11 be-
yond gives them no concern.
In justice to the profesaional Tory tt must
be said that, in championing the colonial
status gad the enrichment of the knights of
the Rel I'arlor, he is ,luite consistent, for
British ,•ommection and high protective
duties are his professed twin political deities
and as sacred in hie eyes aa the shrine of
Mohomet is to the devout Museelman, hut
we tunnel claim even coimsistemcy for the
Reform party laden who have of late man-
dieted
acidi eted as remarkable a change of policy se
can well he imarined, for they have evident-
ly .pardoned the ,00tt.entkl free trade
policy which they adopted to 1890. and
their lack of enrage and oonsiaten.y oann01
be viewed by the "Old guard" as ether than
regrettable :and though Tari! Reform may
win, no one nal claim truthfully that it has
been adopted as the Feet policy for the cow-
try-. but rather es the safest cry to win
with.
tier sympathies are today as ever in favor
of tariff reform, which was needed as much
in ISM as now, .sad yet the legions of 'lir
Jon. M 4.-00a 41.1, triumphed Tariff re
form was equally needed in liffr7 when the
Refn-tai party vainly appealed os that iamb.
asa•l though it wan side to pont to a large
noniber sit aeaatn 5 and memt.ers of the
1'nmmons who had vloletesi the Independ
tram of l'erli.ment Act hy plundering the
public domain sod.seerieg reliable pri,i
loges for 1heinselv.s and relative. the Deem
try turned • deaf ear to the tar, ff reformers'
veer. and .gam was the imy party trio
tomes.
rhe yeas between that election sad the
otos me 1801 mads it evident that ths std
preerib.d remedy of tariff reform amd
rh.ap.dsg of stere reeds would have to be
supplanted by a Imre eggramtn mevamsat,
sad t'iteataiin?, imatag with mod judg-
ment that the growing dMersnt a-mtgat the
larmnts requited • sereager policy. placed
Mime presmsut sad tie etaeury thereat
time U weeteleed Resipreeley wish She
THE SIGNAL : GODERI CH ()NT., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1893.
Vetted S .les, hitt not Were the timid
sena is the Reform awals had plucked
.11 that they deemed MrProieseabis to `heir
s a.uve gad super-leysl minds hem Ma
platform. Hegar commercial Miss gave
Oboe to Reciprocity. 1t is no aeon* teat
the former was nest advocated sed tried as
the riding of East Northumberland where
Ih Mai.LMit , single handed, wine uerttss
winning by hundreds than has any Reforms
c-sstld to for that riding sante, iu either
iforma ion ur Previte -lid el.ctlou
Commercial Union elide it Alarmed the
Reform "colonials" found much favor is
the eve of the formers, for It bolsi out the
hope cod espectauou of higher prices for
farm produce and cheaper neerchaultee frees
the iactories. furnaces and work shops of
the continent, and a.rtwithetasding that it
hada "looking to Wsehtugton complexion
so eager were the farmers for tin.oei.l re-
lief that they gave substantial evidence is
that contest that their own welldoing wen
first, and that they were prepared to en-
danger, if not end the colonel condition is
order to secure the hest market for their
stock and crop.
How near the reform party cense to
victory in 1891 is known to all our readers,
but instead of ..lvancing along the lime of
battle wisely chosen by tbe leaders in that
campaign they have evidently.baadous.i it,
and are now painfully striving to bury the
continental policy out of sieht and interest
the people more in the price of 'store goods
than in the greater benefits of secunnv the
best and most profitable market for the
fruits of our t irnier s toil.
It Reciprocity wa: sound in 1890.1, it is
sound to day, awl the change of front .an
only be accounted for by the lack of firm-
ness w the ranks of the Kt form members at
Ottawa, who are said to be overawed by the
cowardly council. of the maritime members
who fittingly represent all that belongs to
the shore end of Confederation, where
everything can be relied on except the
people, and where the air breeds and fosters
governmental rnedi/aacy and the sycophancy
of a garrison community.
The Reform leaden are intelligent enough
to know that free trade with Europe will
not re.compen.e our farmers for the depriv
soon of of the Free American market, but
they are oserhorne by their timid and fear-
ful followers and the hopes that have been
i1uickened in their breams that the wove of
tare! reform which swept over the United
States in November last will overflow tee -
da and place the Eovernment in their hands.
The smell of the flesh pota seems to have.x-
t.erminated all desire to advocate a contin-
ental policy e@ the one groat beneficial
measure t• strive for.
It is enough for the Liberal leaden to
secure power on the strength of the tariff
reform wave though they well know that
no possible tariff redo -tion o. European
goals can give our farmers compensation
for the 30 cents he pays on every bushel of
barley he sella for the United States market,
nor will chap European merchandise act
.s • set off to the 40 cents he load. on , very
bushel of bans, $400 on every ton of hay,
'L5 cents' per bushel on hie potatoes and
remits, $30 00 to $50.00 on every horse [fat
the .tmeriam buyer picks up, anal wheel
we are to infer that Free Trade with the
rutted States is to b. merely • side show
and that British connection and Tariff Re-
form are to be the chief attractions in
the political circus we think the question
forces itself on the people whether the Re-
form leaden were honest in 1891 when they
ran the flag it American Free Trade to .he
hreeee, or .re they honest today in pointing
out • low tariff on European goods ae •
,uh.tantal substitute
I'mama sense tells us that the best pos-
sible
essible policy for the former, ea Um gre.tpro-
iluoer of wealth, must be the best policy for
Use country at large, and why men calling
themselves friends of the people hesitate in
proclaiming the true political gospel cam
only be accounted for by their anxiety for
office and their mistaken ids that the
people love the Kwrina more then the
Nowt.
THe grtee sir Till MAY MAD A , (MAL
°ppnNSnity .forded her of getting a mild
in the hod on Monday last.
IT ie ,.trrl'a. % WH r •,To ran Titian
resdi.g of the Hoe Rule Bill, but CLARKE
W A, t.eo•►.• Mise manses hays sot secured
an ocean passage for Ulster This .s slow
Mainers. -
'touts HA.• MIAS NO oras terrai rano
• • RnetisT KIR , the man with the mem
nom,- as the hrether of Aenv iNoetu,
M 1' , dubbed him for the peat two wake
R..Rta. a grey goose quill he gree back
apes hien, evidently
('ora 1..0 I.1 1' A WIAT* 01 .141' ear*t•5s
It .mase[ 1111 out the royalty exhibit is Os
greatest show on earth it h.. secured s
few dukes, earls, marquises sed such, but
•p to date nary • royalty representative
hsa termed up As Aaisa A. WSW. would
may. " Thi. ie l ttmott.w
A• wan mimeo nen .T THE 141.01 el I.A1T
wash, Mew are se prisoners is jail .i the
provost time The eely inmates are three
area .and infirm paupers. The mamas es
pedes of the jail are •hoot ahs doll.,. .
day, whu'h would he paid hy the Ontario
(:everesioet, t( th• lents[.. wen .vnmi.da
The present inmates are psnpee, and esa-
eninslly the Cwt faHe on the musty. It
will le said that the e.saty M rich end...
.toed it When is swim $14 a week to
'maiabis sash bdlgrnt r jolt, the ant et1
keepieg him i■ OM einem Isar.
MATua LIMAS m n.slsA MT TSAT TVs
atayeralty wittiest the b.rn•rekdp r i•deed
ea .m, 4y honor.
As timewrn's'. ARTIm9.a 011 TMS U. E
Loyalties of Prison Kdwled Money, mem
e1 whose de.osadasts sow reside s this
section. bas been crowded out this week
but will appear in our nest.
&Si•t file Kinri NO eau Chemin TO IN
spire the editorial oolumea Newell*.
.d the Newe-
oord sod the Star the lesdiug articks of ourm
ee.ale.I conlack temporary lk color of the
orange variety. In fact, they .re rather aro
the blue ride just now, with • alight shading
of the green of envy.
le 11111TAT10Y lit TIAs unit 1Tter ruga ui
Battery, the reproduction of editorial items
from THE SIGN 41. by the New. -R. c oil of
Cli.toa-with • local application -ie (lot-
tery, indeed. We take off our hat to our
imitative friend A poll p.rrott could
not have done better than Th. News -
Record.
THC SP.NAI. M IN A roMrT10N TO RATS
that the editor of the Chutes edition ed SI*
Or.uge Sentinel had so intention of aeee/k•
ing • cxuimirton in the Clone army of es•
cupatioe when he resigned from the 33rd
Rattalioo. He just tot tired of ,• flvhtia•
an' bleelin', •n' dyin' ter his kentry -- se
the small salary attached to the genual
drills.
MATilit BUTt.ER. r RSPORT sir THE a1Nt14a
of the town council, which appeared in The
Star la,t week, was exo..diogly inaccurate.
His Synopsis of the peutios of the temper-
as'', people was especially detected, Red
was door with the deliberate intention of
meting o.diem nn the petitioner.. The
petition is p'h6ahed in full in this .elle,
and any reader an compare it with the
mayor's vendsa,
TRil; ONTARIO - I,iGikLAi11Rg
A PCOVINCIALPLEehC TE PRJMI>ED
IN JANIJ CRI•
al, frlart.t•. 8111 4101 •..•` obs •ma naafis.'
sluies -Haste. •mewl,' the paver. -
meat Melte - 4.eertesta Oar i ..w.r
A 1)1.10.. r.aireetef T.. -say,
fva,eTu, ]lay 9.-Deep.te the watery
'beatt,er that bits para Meetly fr.:kr•..
et every appearance of to. Martel-
bill.
fairly 4.e
piiela` ve gallons" we-.
support.. s ye.ter.l.y
afternoon. who went home to supper .it-.-
iog that the [user`e had r.csivel two him..
eyes to as [many hours. But they came hick
again at night o.ly to see their protege e-
mits the consent and ooze up from each
reeled -tally ditentred, but still in the t
Although a victory for the Government wee
e.surel from the outset, although from the
Inst tow Oppisttiom wen to the position f
he unfoatenets cobbler .boa the .`-u- r..
thole t'aile. toned to swallow the iU-0tun`
1.. ot., tory bravely `tuck to their guar n ith
n -freight party division staring them in the
face.
Of Modred the Governtnsat ..1titude was
doubt n to their jur,10.etlo •, the necessity
fee s plebiscite and the Informal anouune •
meat that mob • vote would Iet take., in six
is oaths from the present .ses1'-n and daring
t e next municipal elections Toe et -generate
pro and con regarding the Varier Lill have
already been expound.0 fully indepntati•n..
and las Government answers thereto. Noth-
nf atsrtliugly new less said upon the sub.
j• et, .tock phrsess being largely tit- cut -
ren ey.
iseneeralaitos with their new-born methal
the (lovernrnemt ao,wwneed their policy is
two amnrdoteots. Sir. Balfour first touched
off his little petard, gietot the Starter bill a
torso month. Lots[. Then came the Hon.
Yr. Roe with the Cabinet enamel behind
•t he blew up the assassin* and com-
pleted the a.mibilauon of the Martine forces
1.7 UMV.II( a r• oluti . which in addition to
Silting th- matter for nit months contained
the following mints:
I. That the •x1.411 of the Le tura'• power
10 enact a pn,hltdtorV law 0 uscertaln and
d• 41bieul.
nut Thu questom of e,en the meted power
-J the provisos *nowt seeding T.ef0r.• 1he 1411
premm t'o urt.
1 That she extent of the 1'rovoe•1al oaredec-
tie should 1110 1.* •..c.•rtaine.l ht referenda
•o the ludu,ai [`iteral •.f our resew`
1. That the i.. tared hof, re. t in sae mow
'caned w.n,bl mlatats aa*tabet the i.Mresse o4
teml.era.,• and the Ic.hIG•, and ...old rrenlr in
tee l s•I,.crlalnatr and unik.ured ,rani• 1n
Iknor..
That the 14. 1.. has ao.11'$ ce mud 16.
a l.nereniirt eel without delay mak.• a:l ee•esemy
and pr.••ppeevr step. to stews the J•dgm..t of :b.
mrd Judicial tribunal as to the •stew, of any of
the jurbdktloe of the Pror4elsl Legislature to
enact a law for the total or partial p.eafMtloe sit
the liquor trafllc.
& The House omit 1 he M pa!ed to take aet.nn
'sties§ e... -h derision a as r
Tl.e H.•tir w 8i1I ...a Masi 4444. the hoat:,-r
deride the meow other teas to prepare and
ono- *11 r.er.rsarr p•mris4.•. for 5sr.iring a pro
rl•ri.l t.lehl.,te on prohibition.
•
that the 6,11 be r-.1 Mia der sat melba
/gr. Starter smite for so hone seebnwnadiy
tmoieteuurg the organ, ea Sia. %Vega would
say. web the prohibition Berl that filled the
tumbler no Ids desk. Hoth wiles 04 ,he Hone..,
be said, were anxious to see the Matto tb.or.
uughly disco'ssl. The Attorney rieneral
had takes exceptt,•n that hes b;11 dial not go
far eouugtr, tet it should include wholesale
u well .e retail traffic. When the hill epoch.
ed committee he .,spru{aro t to Incorpr-ate
. ny esn.r.ding .code .hid wuml t nukes it
ISO`. stringent. 14...411.1 address himself
10 two points, '•1s it des,rsuler end "Have
we Ds. powerr rpeakwg of the Brat, Mr.
Marvr pointed to the promrnesa•e mesa the
E mitter by the press, the adores of letters re
calved by him from public .od tesp.ranee
banss, god pnvate indlvtdwlr, the tereper-
• nree dups1tou
tn. the pnaMU.s, petitions
w
prautes In the Hour and other `•vides°.
of its x111 Iwp•rtaua and wld.upre.d osier
et Referring to that famous plebiscite
comfetvnr., Yr Vart.r teemed that,
skho ugh the meeting win pecked for
• plebiscite, although two seta of hvitatiams
were is.o.& although there had been
an esprea..l difference of n mhos esteems
temperance Midi. then, his bill bad .Dred •
virt.•ry by receiving the unanimous endorse -
Soo of all pre..st Ha Mot aikido/ to the
notable msathg of 1.mp•rases people on
Thursday kat, the reaoluuons that were
panned then. the r.premestaticea that were
w ade to Sir Oliver, hr dlsagtpweusg
sneerer and tbe w',.•yuent utter.ue, of the
mammies. that they sew no reason to re -
lade
lade from their formes p0itoo of laver
toward the Manor hill sad disfavor bo nay
evasion of • dire item Other
resoluta,' of the London Synod, th.
lletbc. Ibt, Baptist sad .ether religions bodies
were 4100 11011 by Mr. Harter, who Alen paint-
ed out that A larger number of petitions la
the Mae were for prohlhltice as troll es
for • plebiscite Many petitions* peetess•n
emit have been for b1. .esmura bed they
been tet 1t was evening u►• Mises eba
suMniska of lie I.e5.,1r hallos
la the Comet, a York
Mr. Ranee thew up else send aper
et the ear. Ne that 441 .f .M
erase sad unary es dee to Mgesr, sad shat
bu-hawses wee t6. in4eusa
.s,sseun
dy hew t Pollee Court mltl.w
Mh
Ser T.wemle `ram la to 11, from l. report
et jut wad prism he 1MIEtbe
tlss.ns4 thea creme spy efSpasm .1 ♦ e,
getter es thtrliistl Wm films. Dr.Mr
prim r sad
port
sad ether Wawa. elf pvehlbstlsa ereowaset
end Mtrm.t ee,le. v --east - -,xt,(
ton ,eom.ntsaw s...te.w at frauds to
Whoa An tai a tenha ey .study ter Ihe
tiNerwmees to sweets the Mew, end awns
the people ppaay ter lie aura Mahar the ntal
OA,apt drltralsg bed demeaned SO per deal
Win would result trent tend prohibition,
lir. Matter aaased he. Sir Oliver Mowat,
who [tad said that ehrsagem tees of ell crime
and misery wee h. N Ik ser. Who, an
isegtby cnpsrlsu., ae a lawyer o•asiter 4,
eboe.J 'sow better. As loss as the
Ouverulnast legalised the miasmas
trails, they were partners in the
be some The drink babit wee amtagious
Oad.tooma bad sari ,t vies au • Jrrutruus
Hen was resume mud p.s1iI.uOa co ub.n..
The tior.ruteat probated to trout .n the
stremur., the deer In the woeo4...veryl Meg,
le fact, but the see mad den.bl.•.. of the
peophs. Tb. great balk of liqu.w wee cow
eum.J to the u.r-root. whn•4 ..0 bel• ...•u!•1
destroy. "K •novo 16e.e lippliug &tops,ou
rentor.Meiptatton from your suis Yon
destroy the treating •ylew u, esies u UM
bee of eociable'sena tellies •
The. Sir leerier spoke to the qu .t.oaa
"Have •se the p.•wer r tin quoted
tM opo low of J. J McLaren, 1jh,
Jm.tic. Mit tout sled other gentle:mei 1 areal
in the law that the procluim had the nett se
deal with the retail .ale, altb..uge its rlybt
to interfere rite imp.rtaWM1 mad alar mis
tsre was q seetlonabls. The Demme Al-
low*, to.., hied wavelet iIm.es given • like
op moo. the law prevented the sale of
liquor for • Dart of este Una. tfatarilay
nights for ,mouse, and all day Sunday If
ChM p real power ea. 9.0.104.. so *al di.
Wal yti suer.
••ty. close the stores um timudmy," later•
reseed Mr. Fraser. ••l'sa we east tela
Mem on week day*, tour
••Order: order saki theOpseelt,•w.
By the. tone Yr Marty had renamed bill
.eat.
• Yo•u are forgetting en amertant part,"
-Lulled t:. C-,,niu s ins er of Pub!w Works.
Mr 11 bit..ey ali.••J'.l to Mi. Marta'
-Oh: .o s,:: jn•wpiu ; up "1 inc.•r,,uali
pieeeuth to re3,, t :t wooed r -iodine of the
toll!'
11 tie was .u: .wk wird Limit u. hen.
Ilia 1 • it a, 110 maw 'e.7 srremale •.f mention
to r.-. 1. et. Speaker. eye. Instead there
vine- . a (: ieket-1 k• reluct:,n -e 1 speak un -
t 1 tbs. -l• r.t mowed e•I therm
1. t, b..., l0o.41.1 at Sir It.ss, who wit
ease. 1 d • fel re. He 1 _t . r.
Hai: ,.e. winr rase end occup..1 *1 na.rmlee
I . t., cyanid tine way for his three 0u utas
hew. and for the otos who eras 'raster :it..
1... d ald a eta sbosome after hen-H.N..
V, . lt....
!.e otre.d that prohibition was 4.e:r.i.le
■o t "ae prepared to vote for it who, it was
vr•••^.cable, Mr. Martin. 1.54 1.01 quoted all
t• e testimony of the A•tortevlhen-rale who
Lai .w. st,trd has muuoo of the way liar
pr-•tntuti.in .h ,uW bbe arrival at The MO -
6,0,1 u( obelit0u in the temperNMe reek. en
a coed • „ ,.tisei of his Mil. That Molu..ou
p,....t . itr...vend of Leda. had lees n.
4. ...t cis, ':.,• :le .:.,....-..em el t.• ..ti -
I t-.' •psis re b.r,..01ttr. l..•• last i'1 ' •!a
Si, i1n. w -v In • • •...- a, •bn.10as
Mhos
Ilk. ,, ca•a
w- t,r ro .r6 e.smilethe othav
. a:e smile me wn, la1werthesse ad in,
4 . o . •. ..ee'a et shits. i•, lab -ha T•: • 1' :ry
1' sir.. 1 MK Orel I. t ,, two q. •':• a•
ee t li, t.rie.lrtm hyo as rail • I ne out i til.
l .,wrr *lib elle as the othe-. 11" WU d,d
i. t '11 at ti -e `sot of t• .• ,,,alt.,.. What
noel a tree,' i• if it mood *he 1 the .....r w..
AI 111 i , d...0 l 11 wood l•.tve to • cis le
Lqu • are ! • itbust `.ancrod for :et ,.r t hr- •
veo•,. 1 .... •Deuttoto•, I:on•...n-est. the
fri•- .le .•t 1... Oppait,uo, bad emu..e'l.ted
ti.mei a --i-'- by tbe promise , v tri- wing
its 1.r .,t.-.,hr.•t .n the pr .• :W
odic, .1, of t..e Govrrurrru .•1 . ••• n
hi: ntr 1 Ger wit enforc.ng • tat
The ue.mbr for Mnet .8a n --.5
Dow, uson Haw..- had 4.11 that II.,
mai:ment did :.••• support. tiie 4..ii.•1.1 , ,
dol.: so.
'•'18,4 .lo.: t they .pact a p1.•b.'•.1 •. • i , .
• 1 Odea.,, wen they have in- •. • erg'
make I Sir. Mmltour. '• ikt•y ora ,•(ra..t •o
face it. , Ito Res Mc fo-ter hes mai t1• •:
petite statins rt ,...11- in ,1 er is al etifu .
and mss atq► , re • 1 1•..:• ,n•.. nae •• whew_
wish. t• r lice, e. "Lwot .: a • .,. J.. :1
Thumps 11 h,.• mesh t6. . ea, v -.-n." ,t,,
Balfour then tatulged in eu Waters -
ate oomparkens bet sem potent Ot-
tawa and immures Outerta He qu..ted
the recommendation of the /grassier
of E.Iuoatios for the Preview* ss far back es
leas when be recommended to tbe Donnie
Rotes • proh bit.► lie regarding the
importation. manufacture and sale of in-
toxicating liquor. He compared the vacil-
lating course of the Hos. Mr Fater, an
■ vowel temperance c6.mp.oe. at Ottawa
with the straightforward course of Sir Oliver
3iowst. He praised tbit freak utter-
ances of the Attorney -General to the tem-
peruto* deputations and pieta a resume of
temperance kitW.tinn from t6o birth of the
=prseent admaietrauun W 103. It bad res
toe umniber of homes from tali in
`f7 to 3414 a,i .
rb. very bode., quoted by Lr. 3I.r1r as
wpportint his tummies were the -nes* who
wanted the (10 rnnru W tike boli of the
lic.nalneg system, which ina,m.selitly •-onugh
the Oppe tio0 .ant.1 given bark to the
municipalities. Then lir. Balfour u•st.noed
tl:. Intlure Mai confusion resultant upon the
McCarthy Act, I.x•al optlo, hylaws, the
Scott Net in (Mario, the prohibitory law is
New Brunswick, whose failure had retarded
temperance half a century, .ad in ober
ways impreesd has hearer with the ••Fesiting
1. 1." pole, of the Government. Then he said
• few goal wsnis for the *borne, @bowed
fns advantage., womb have all been resisted
eat before, and swiveled that ti, vox
'emelt on the matter should be oMmsbt at the
next municipal elections when tile sonata
µ`pa wee free from party cosssderauoes,
and wham also they hal before them tbe tact
teat prohiMuoo would curtail their revenue
fro.., licenses
Mr. Milkier advanced four anal argu-
ments. 1. The peerage of the Mart hill
would weak." and set hank the [.`operands
mese: 9, in the meantime w, could have •
plebiscite, 3, amid the report of the ooneses-
efoa, 4. end the question of juriudlatiea
settled. H. moved the second readies et the
bill the day three month..
Mr. Waters still fu• :Mr .mmioth•d the
pats of the Iioveranaeml dkoowu.seel 11111
doubted the Jurisdiction of the provtao. sed
asked that .1w Oov.rnnr.wt gm, as.sran.,
that t1.e question of jura.fietfoe would be
tasted het". • the abbots tribunal.
Again there wile an awkward paum The
Ospontron dldu't rens ready to go os. h
wee Moly the Ms tei-st*nding that the voile
would he taker to -day when the absent mem-
hen had amoebae* that prolonged the en.
bale.
•'Qwteos l Qs•.tion r shouted the lite -
patient omit.
Speaker Iallentytre dasa.d ►la tors*-cer-
e.red het and was half way through Mr.
BelIour'samendenent who•. Mr. Rom name
to the meat The Minister of Rdeeaue■
ther.Mrg.Htn. rros alreathe'
f1a1-.Qdhesed
►y r. lislfo.eclt.d n.b.
e( previous hastyhog` tn. He detailed
the bea.lebl, reser ite• and temperas.,
Iegelati.s of the Government, cities( the
Crooke Act and the redactfea of Metnes
esusod.mt spots thins sed the wahomeent
regulation whteh mad* the number def M-
ere proportionate to die popeaeoe Re
toot up the yy.a.tlen of jsrisdi•tioe, weld the
disastrous els@@s of p edpls•le 11e.ggyystM. b
Mew S-umwiek and said: "i believe N r
the duty of s prudes% legleht.n to seert•b
11ar w.r and then sweet., 1t ween The
W.of own • meaner* as Mr. Mattern
wenM malt h the evils meentiesed In IIs
weeks.
I wove the Rest Aet, deppts, Mt repeat.
wen • gnat .duasting lasaakkk kMwlag
ea•dnth.ly that moo is aseslashe
•smpt •054.15pra4Mt;a.c gab
aft., Mr. Mani" wail [saes
OMssrlr 'Cram em• 11171844s.ie1.lbaal
lawyer.7T> ,..n. M hese er lbs 1e11sa
fort m Med sot thn ke,.4atld tpalar of gr
Me petleieae that have Moe parhig ha The
Oever.sa.tt papas. (lea Ineaaks eft ea
eke. menti Arabi&.N sdlm. .f..
One r dameM M wfsalk M• feta fb
=es .1 sd lbs Mai Nis if Illosor--41,
Old e.e.ta ills a.0 same* L
Mem Moss tee les.,ager Is r
Ment awl Ms Meadtia 4 tae
.[..sang -«e • wawa in er partial pswatalk
Wm het of the total pra8/eklfrMl er t8. bet -
poruuou, m•nshotmremid m•i.te Inmates`
ins' l,quorw"
The Hue Alea.eder Meehan • had ass♦
tassel the *Mimes as the co-urt11u11su0
method last the Dominion should adopt ka
dsalaug with the question. A few sus
w ords fort • p4Ma•-.to end Mr. Ko.. Ned
Yuataeadu.ewt W tbe •m endmwl ea Web MO
keen given before.
els o'clock sad Mr. .maker did now irate
**chair.
At a psi.. tote debate was resumed. flew`
ins • ducus.t•w more notoriously Arabi
one 1t wee • ter of vexing the drowsy ear
of ilgttt to ets ye off • dlviuos uuul wd.y.
TM Tedema deep as Math ismewed palpabl y
hewers *soh spatter. Meewa Woof amt.
Cage and fl..obwm were the Opposites
disputants. Umber. Dalt` sad Hreneoo the
l.ovnnue..t. Mr. Usvls.sdureed 18. piebM-
cob, referred to the dlvlslwt is the tompsr
Sacs ranks oo the quest low and .:pn.ered Me
1 (named. of mew 'mug Kir t61,.r s repulse
lql t g e•• ronsututu)uel lawyer by ...ting for
1 ■r, j,a..• sm.uJ.u.ut.
M. lir. Krems,[ weal lino the [natter
d jerts4lr tion, quote opl aloe* far-
' argue to hs. sole of the dbcusaiaa
1 trouts Sir William Hitcher, irons ib. a
fus.ell e. Quo■u to Row 1fa uu.wick arts
p4 is the Leal Optima' Act to the Uu • ,s
Cot. t of Appeal. Other legal autbw.
wer • also qu def. Mr. Benison deist that
ail .rtealerlty seined between tk., end :be
:3treros bill ease. Me ono hat ever doubted
tie nut4unty of the provisos to par that
*et
Ywara Meredith, (Amoy, Woos and 0 14:11, Chi
Whitey conferred solemly for • b am of
enemas and Mr. Whitney moved the ad -
Whimsy
ni.st u( the debate,
The Hume thea smut into supply, passed
• 1 rellm.o•ry .ebesate of 3au 1.Oo awl ad-
journed at 1014 pa It is tet ei nctwl
Mat to -day's debate win to lard. The dub -
w on will Mute on probably In the afteroo.w
and said be w strsagbt party lines.
Wawa /betaine
flu% Natoli
stmaini
ritl:= Ming
t
rest 11smth, he
m« osu mlt' yosr
se.
lees am
a
**IAL-Bao. 7e tr ime*
sold
Eonsuniption
andby all &soden. elf esish1
.gabadiad SO by er pr
ies
e SO. BnuksNb.
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
1811
(CUT PLUG.)
r
M
The Mail : A better piece should be
found for George Brown'. state than the
hack yard of the Perlames% buildings.
The great Liberal is tot beteg well treated
by his former political friends. He ahc•ald
b. in.ited to come forward, .sd face the
approaches to the massive brows atom
structure is which : ae Legislature melt..
The Ebbe The representative of Th.
Pall Mall Hsdget recently had an interview
with Mr. .trchi aid Hamilton, secretary - of
the Leaden F exchange, in which iamb
interesting to ormatioo was elicited about
c 1 "new laid" soil otherwise. Towards
the end of the iteervtew the secretary said .
•• 1 forgot to mention the the t'stadium,
ever since l he McKinley tariff, have lees
sending egos over hero, but It has been •
failure.-- This looks like important exi-
les:* from • well-informed roan
Montreal Witness About a year ago
there appeared in bonne paper ws•ae anti.
Roiling' feelings lied evidently Issue played
upon by a clever amd inventive rupee what
purported to be • papal eneeyyclied k. the
damn Catholics of America ab..dving t Lem
from Iheir .11.glaeeoto the t'nitud States
in new of a gestural uprising that should
take plate in the autumn of the present
year This preposterous pastoral was seat
is from various quarters. but Mounting it
entirely unworthy of Mho .otic., we -4
ri.rply wrote to the bender/ that it was as
evident invention. It has, however, had •
great run, and not i• the cneiaery pprrvvrs.
aloe,. That it his rettuivtd same crest...,
eves in intelligent quarters is rendered evi-
dent by thy true et the article from the
Detroit Christi.. Advocate, which ee prat
today along with the original forgery, as d
which galloon oorvsboratis • eride.ee of the
1 intended civil war ealoslated to melte the
!hair o/ •he timid stead on end. Mr Perre
•mita .ob•me ter hoeing an American pope -
king on Rouse, is nothing to this one for
asking the tope alar of the United '•tatm
Ina tseel env ga.lit/er
commend to public approval the ('aliform
lagtoid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. 1t is
pleasing to the eye and to the tante, and by
gently acting 011 the kidney,. firer and
bowels, it cleanses the .ysteni rfketlelly,
thereby promoting the health and comfort
of .hl who ase it
I p se the Timm.
Under the hemming Eary Shaving" the
11.Isgkok (Siam! Times prises the beefiness
card of Ab Tim. an ente.pririnp Celestes!,
who says he is III be glad to Oen om t.atrosu
at their residences. - He also ad. an I hat
appointment 6e made by "pest surd.
A
POOR
MAN
indeed is he whose blood is poor,
who has lost has appetite and hie
flesh and seems to be in a rapid de-
cline ; but
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Of Pen Nem I. CN Ulm N ami
one sate It rs•Mtili assellIM
MM ale rash hoed, sod • j lig 10tawde
sad stalest p-Mim IMI, ear OseMA BMBq
Osasss 8_ Serelala def elsmsllr_ R K
ALMOST At PALATOKB As Mita.
P•e.sr.e wit he Item A bar, leawlb.
Spaniel ..ingesta[ eft the pe.rmrfal •.ter
NEWTON BEERS
Supported by the principal members
of his Grand opens House N. Y.
production, including the accom-
plished young actress
LORA ADDISON °LIFT
a hie meaterpi.r .I ineledrsnta
"LOST DI LONDON"
NIII IPEIIAL UINIRT.
Prsitivefy shows as adv.rtissi.
(REIT RAIL ■IMI U NA,
LONDON'S ITRIIT1i AT MAT.
Ahrn AM'I fliION.
Ratertid
se1a _ Me.
!lents ala caw at Prase- • •--.
5 •.etl.. = a1.a arlMfdb =
: 4 55a.' tasatlr ere sm1.e.
OLD GIIUTI
(PLUG.)
No other brand of
Tobacco has ever gbh •.-
joyed such an immense
stale and popularity in
the name period as this
brand of Cut Plug and
Plug Tobacco.
Oldest at Tel arse seaselht•
Mows in Canada
x
MONT88AL.
Cht latog. 10c. i ID lung, 10e
} ID AK, 20c.
-TH B---
RECOGNISEO STANDARD BRANDS
Mungo
Kicker,
Cable.
-1lnivetwlIv ruknowledgl d
tel Le -,iipetior 111 .-vera- res -
Peet to any ntt,eer lirandt in
the• market. .41way4 reli-
able, as has been fully dem-
onstrated by the milliuna
that are told annually and
the increasing demand for
theta. notwithstanding an
increased competition of of -
er One Hundred an] Twen-
ty-five Factories. This fact
speaks volumes. We art not
cheap Cigar manufacturers.
S. D.4 IVI.S & SONS
MONTREAL.
Largest and Highest tirade Cigar
Manufacturers in Canada.
'lis-tl
TEETH EZTMCTED 'ITNOUT MIN
De ran ran or
sr
DL E. EMSARDBON'S
.eerie rattans.
Mall ROUSE Mao 1•EtT-STREET
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assay sesats Oa
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dente use K r
pemalav,p Illonsisa n is lea `hags.
after •
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