The Signal, 1894-2-22, Page 4.1
THE SIGNAL • CODI RICK, ONT., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1894.
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re ee:rt%. r:tor: by career or b, nail, will
tourer r. ras or by amps.. tins eta or the fact a•
. se carte .1 dart a a. possible.
Hcje ted mencter'pt• aaacot be rearmed.
t'arrrrpon unite mutt be written unouts *ids
of paper only.
lhiWMller• Melee,
.1,
r. Le Ton',l. of Otderich. has bees ap
p •t cd !1s.teel Yrate:te %zeta for tee town-
ships of Aovlstrlch. Culboreke, A.hsold a Wa-
Imesl osetawters over the df.trlai ire aim
empowered to rocelvii nik�eriptlaails.-TIIe
tlW raL
A:' cornmusiositoss slut be addressed be
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vance only $1. Send along
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Address
U. McGILLICUDDY;
THE Slri'RAL,
Goderich.
CODERICH. Tftf SDAT. 11,11/1.11S,col.
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(I EVER :►T. lItt*Dt.grirt it writing
reminiecesees of the Northwest rebellioo in
the mag., nes, but although Flirt and
1'ot•snw.tele. come in for some very nice
dsoriptive writing. no reference is mate to
• gentleman named BKF.Msri wbo owned
some very fine fare, which were expropriat-
ed es c,otrabeod of war during the "recent
unpleas atnw," of arbich the able general
writes with each ease and grace. The fur
bssisses is not foreign to the subject by any
MIMS
T wold.l not be a had ilea to relic..
t l oun;r L.b.rai Club which in pant years
was such an satiliary in 6gh'ing the battles
of Liberalism in West Huron. In other ac:
time earnest work has been put forth in
Ails direction; and good result* have born
obtained. In /ioderich to day thc.e is a
capital opening for eke establish -coot of •
successful Young Liberal Club, and we hope
M ass much intertest taken in putting the
actio.• into practical working shape. Let
the Liberals take held and push along the
good work. -
IT i. beginning to look are if the
eight constituencies - four by oedema
tea " that were chasing around after the
Hew. Jt-IJC+ 1' ceen PiTTxw,•O., &begging
of ham to be their representative in the
n ext Parliament of I attache aro likely tom e
madly diseppsistd. It seem thot arrange-
ment+ aro now on foot for the retirement of
the genial Minister ot Muskata, who it to
aswpt a jndg(ehip, and h s pace wiU be tak -
ea by Senator S•ernet., the eminent bed
of a well known tailoring establishment in
Rassiltos.
r Iil:N dons 1' 11, K4st, the plan
yeas who boss.' Gravesend, was caught up-
mttMe the commit otiose] rights of the
people* he wee promptly indicted, broseht
to trial, foaled guilty and sebtesod to six
raw in States prism. That's the way they
d e it is the Staters, but in (amide • neon can
g ag • eoeetitneney, through a dishonest m-
ew -Mai odbese, Net a lodge to endures the
Moat and i1 a newspaper draws mtentioe to
the rascality of the returning °those. the
dishonesty of the Parliamentary seat -thief,
or the venality 44hr poly, the editor of
the basysal it mot illijjaU for oo.tempe.
TUESDAY 1 a poor man was
losoght before Mayer 1rwt.as,cbarged with
hslhen• maall unantisp est oral frees a brat
at the Iarbn►. mid wattwmtwitt.d foe trial.
Rail w applied for sill his Worship plat
ed it at 11.0011. douhtseeS is the belief that
tate is.sKity .cold not h. rehearsed. [aside
of NIM lash two years the ease diwras*r of
ja111111s.rs11 sand epee M take hail is is.
.ase tit w T.r2M• je rsliet charged with
May WOO, • ptawisient politician
clad hoe w saw Warmed. fired the •omen'.
M a rimy l)pR llsaer•ds• la the was of
otir Meal Ihm,sssat a to of rare imperious
to be charged with taking • wee tle "1 .:..al
than of deetroytae the charsctee tit • lead
-
tog pub6o emu. I;ad.riob can't have • pa -
boa 'magistrate Mir lee ages
] ) R 1Y 11. t.ovltt*aw, a Thiry i.1 PI' . it
of uptown tits' it wssld haw hew Letter
ter the Mowat t,overwmeot it their wadi -
date lied beets defeated in L&e.rk. Accord
cog to the lector's miaowing it wuuld be •
eery bad thtng fix Mr Mow er if 11,. %% u.
4,1, 1151 wets defeated in North.mberl•nd
at the neat Provincial election. What ar-
trant nosiest* thew fellows talk ' If • Lib
oral candidate is defeated by another Liber.
al in Ikuoo they shook " Moo tr mutt go''
I and if a Liberal candidate is elected in a
hopelessly Tory co•.tituency they hasten
to i.fotm us that it is m bad thing for
\low AT. ---.--- —y-.
f 1•AL1'1:1) .•orne,poudent of Tory
(wising' writes Tee St.., ot.:
Please be good enough t0 explain why
you hove of late referred to the Hoa. J. l'.
I'attereou as the iloo Julius Corr Pat-
terws ` His given name IS not Julius
E • ter, but Jen" Colebrook'. 1 t.r,tr.t...
The answer is r coy one. The late la-
meuted JULIO. Cs: nn was the War Mime-
tic par eawfIos . of 1:t4 day and gva'rm-
1 tion, and se, we imagine, is the Canadian
War 1.•.rd of today. The iaittala of Mr.
I'Atrra-os, ":1.t'.," also fit the parallel.
Reps the application of the name duet'
C 0•• to t e t he lend leader of Iegtou.. We
might incidentally remark at this pint,
however, that the military lesetkman who
was akin by hie friends at the foot of P.m.
t•t:t s statue did not wear stripy down his
pants, as does the' great l'anadma %Car
I.x.i of Lesley. We will admit there is
soot iwhat of • ebfierenoe in that retard.
hut the Jt'ut'a C.t..AK mod ui the
1'vrre¢ws sarterelatere is, in all other re
spc.ts, aco.xdieg to HOTLY -
ova FISIIH4G INTERESTS.
f,nL!i3't net',•:• ',tier
Isms Ile. 1i.t*t., hist terce that 'h., r ta-
e -e,., mesio• that rore'a•fri '-:. ''rat
epiitk does not permeate` the later pro ice•
tier. It will be seen ilia', w'.th ilii exeep-
tiou of &u insinattion that the letter in re-
ply to itis--an.l whi.:h wit reigned " Either -
men " -wits not written . by a 6abermas,
there ie really setting --to a.nwer. It
►:.r r will cAll at Tot Ste. 11. office at
time we will he pleated to 1st him exaaine
the msa-tscript of the letter signed ",Prh-
ertuan,' which hears uomistak .vi-
---alikYu hems wri :en by a iiia who
n ot ply worked at the calling erideut.
ly is in a position to give cxparteetini 01'
Sot -hs issue whit's odr correspondent
the waik en.hvitors to raise is after all ouly
an attempt to draw a herring ac:oss the
swat, and we shall not persue it turther.
Whet Tess 5*..s.it, met out to to some weeks
ago. wheel the first articles in condemnation
of the present poh'y of restriction which
bit been placed upon Caiadi•o fishermen
by an iucoatpetent fishery department, leas
been ac:ompliahed. The idea was to
have pubic.: stteotion drawn to the serere
handicap under which the Canadian Usher,
rota bbored, and to so work upon public
sentiment that c:uuty coancils ani other
bodies in the sections affeetwl by the re-
strictive 6aheries policy would take aetton
towards mmssorsaiizing I'arlismeot for the
abolition or material abatement of the ob-
noxious regnlatiort.
As above intimated, Tug Sites if. hes
been successful beyoud ire most sanguine an-
ticipation. At the tut meeting of the Hurob
county council a resolution •lcng the hoe of
action prepared by Tue Sr..Ai received
the nnasimoos sanction of the members of
'bat body. in Etre'. where a similar move-
ment wit being agitated by The Windsor
Record, The Amherstburg E.ho end other
oewapepers Df that csnoty, like results fol
lowed, and m memorial to Parliament, &ek-
ing for the removal of the absurd reetric
sone was &ins unanimously paved.
And that ta not all. J)urtng the past few
weeks arrangement* were made for the
holding of • &betmes's conventioo, and on
Saturday IW they mustered in Windsor,
over two hundred strong, and pieced them-
selves on record against the •xrtiog policy
of restriction which prevails in the Fiaheris
Department et Ottawa, and io.trocted the
menders of parliamer-t who represent the
distr,eta affected to lend their meantime*
towards the abolition of the obnoxious regu-
lations.
Now, It is somewhat singular that if
there was no injustice being dm* to the
fishermen of Ontario that over two hundred
of them, from all esetione of the Province.
wreald forgather at. the Windsor 0041444111
tion for the purpose of placing themselves
on record as being opposed to tbe exatie/
cos of things. If the contentions of 'rest
811:‘ AL heretofore. and of the eorrspon
denta who have so ably assisted this journal
in the tattle for fair play for the Canadian
fishermen. were merely in the interests of
American fishiest crpration@ which is
• len insinuated hy Mr. Rtt.i. how dos it
come that, with a few week• rel agitation,
probably the moot r'epfese•tativ.
gathering of Canadian fisherntes ever
Ii btm'ght together can be had to practically
endows the mare' petered by Taa Shiest.
in is fight for the ahnlitiia of the uttering
j snore of restriction • 4f
in another onlame will be fount a special
ea The Toronto !tar, dealing uensue satwt
with the mretisg •t W'ondrw, l wbieb we
have alluded, sail stems f rth woo .f the
disabilities ander which I:awlrs 6&hennas
labor is tbmr alerts to tbak. • livelihood,
while( their Americas oempeMirs, tlshing
y
is prwotio•lly the same waters, have • flu I
hand.
PETER'S TARDY REPENTANCE.
] \ u ...rite• of articles in The 'Toronto
News, Hoa Perla 111. aro. be. been wi-
le( away • few of the warm ooebis•tiuc•
by which Sir Julie 11m uoIAu.) bolstered
btmeeli to public office dunsg • Wag term
of years. The Hon. I'IsTrk. however, ugh
e• nothing sew, of • public nature, and his
private dealings with Sir John only go to
elbow that the Hun. Pei Le wanted t, hare
the Hoa. Penne takes oar. Of, whilst Sar
.l.,u, took mighty good cars that Sir Join
wit well cared for whether the Hoe. 1'KTgu
or anyone else .udered.
In proving that Sir Jew. was a weld
blooded, self-seeking politician, .acing little
who Was trampled down in tote nud whirl
aro long u he was not caught in the vertex,
the Haut. Perri; plainly 'twee only what
e very politician of any Astuteness who hail
wat.hed the trend of affairs for the past
quarter o(■ ceot.try'ne,wel! •wale of.
lllK SI'..,t., however, believes that the
HOD. 1.1:T[tht cyuld 1x eogagcd in better
business thau in throwing mud at the pr•ve-
stoats of the man to whom 1.e played the
atcophent fur so many year., and whom
he edes%°reel to •hiald when the gravest
charge ever mato aigaust a Canadian
statesman was proved ieaia.t him. Sir Jon.
had its faults and fallings. and they were
maty, but Tut 5L. s.• never Warned him
fee- doping the men win made thcmeelves
hie willing tools, anel the Hon. i'xrx1:
tlrt. usu., by his owo confessioo,corne. un•
der that bead.
SUFFERED FOR A TITLE.
Tilt; (Princes. l' :vote t, w ho i, the
daughter of Jo•u. W. 11 t. . tt, the Ameri•
can"Silver King," has been hiving a lot
of trouble lately. Some years ago she 111.14-.
tied a I:urope•s Max with a looe pedigree
bet a short hank etc:mute. 1f we remember
correctly, her marriage portion was three
tnillione, hif1 it would stem that his royal
nib* made *lucks sot drake' of his tare
Cride's good Amortise dollars. Not only in
that way did itis Princes thud oat that rhe
haat made • hatillWegaira by cleaving unto
the titled Italians—leho if she haat not taken
him to hatband, alight bare made au excel.
lent organ rioder be but s sit aorrow
supped rro
in other respects that it isn't ne.:e:sary to
go into the partic.lan of. R.eewtly she in-
stituted proceedings in the French courts for
a jnlicial reparation from her husband, but
judgement was returned ag tins% the applica-
tion in that the Prince was an Italian s:,b-
jaet, -and therefore outside the j•,risdiction
of the French courts. 1t war further order-
ed
rdered that the children of the ntrriage br
handed over to the Prime within twenty -
font hours, and that they be plee1 in the
care of their aitat, Princes See !.*%so, of
Naples.
The Princess of Cols.s x t del not take
kindly to the order of the Court, but
gathered together her children dud belong-
ings and took the dna steamer from Europe
to the land of the free and the home of the
brave, evhere her millionaire papa will have
an opportunity of fighting the matter in the
courts. or arranging with the Prince by set-
ting the noble Italian up in business with a
harp, & haul organ, or • peanut eland as the
outfit. if there are any girls around here
whose fathers are millionaires Tux
,.
takes this opportunity of warning them
against entering into m•tnmony with any
titled foreigners, whether they be Italia&
prince', English dukes, F'rencb oouota, or
Spanish hidalgos. No American girl who
has goo. tots the busman has got the worth
of her money up to date, and oo one ever
will.
THE RAILWAY BONDING SYSTEM.
THE question of the abolition of the
existing railway bonding system between
the limited States and Canada is agitating
the press and politician acroes the border,
the leader in the campaign being The New
York Sus, one of the most powerful jour-
nals published •crura the line, and it h
.troarly baokd by The Philadelphia Press
and other influseti.l journals of both .ides
of polities. it is chimed that one after an-
other the great Americas railways are
passing tate the hands of receivers. Under
thew cosdttiose a oowtiouaoee of the pree-
s.nt bonding system e. •pplie.1 Ire ('soodi•n
railways is considered • gross impieties to
their 110e, and. it is claimed, should be
abolished without delay, root and branch.
Say. the Sun : Canadian r•lis ay. under
the pressed system divert at least $d0,00O,.
000 el e•rniye anntally which legnt•m.tely
belong to our own roads, while they have
n ot contributed nese dollar to ereate, pro.
mete, or protect railway traffic in this
moot rye They have simply diverted traffic
created hy oar own liner. in this policy
they have leen aided and tio•cowlly as -
meted hy the 1:neerarn.nt est Canada.
To aid the Grand Torah Railway 1'em
posy to eoeatreet • mise free Port Hares
direct to Chicago ter the etprer purpose of
diverting Amerman traffic to Most el. the
Government of Canada paid it P1,500,000
for its bee from Quebec t. Riviera d■ i..ep,
which had always Imes worsted at•seelees
loss The moralism of this has by the (:ev-
eremaet less made emstitiosal spas the .x
psaditere of the parttime" mrw.y to eon -
street the (Aimee .ad timid Trunk The
iloveremest of Canada else gat. the timed
Truk RaUwsy (impuay • mash hares of
P3715,000 to enable it to raise the capital to
etoae(net the tassel ostler the Detroit'
Mem at Port H.,.,., that it might be
better able se esep.te for Americas trate
ageism* cow ewe lines. Ras for the Award i
lea traits that wee diverted to am firmed
it would Item ago lave pe into book -
reptcy.
t'outtuulag, Thr emm gays 'f1a tea
strut•time of the Cama' Nada we. •
.(.tibsratoly pleased t&tbsase to &act
Amtris', teethe lo Oieadtaa porde Not a
startle promoter of the Cauudiab Pathe
Railw•r was simple mouth to expect that
u
meld or corn operating eapww, i(
ooafitted to ('aaadi•a mato. The charter
of the Canadian Pacific and the shiftiest
railway Ie`ialatioa of t ased• were Wilma.
WI; tateuddedd to secure for It • monoply of
Canodise trunk fax sway real., rod at the
sasse time leave it tree to prey upon Aw.rt
-ma hostages. Th. general Railway Act of
Caned& eat toilsomely depended to perutit
the t'atsadian Peetifie Railway Company to
tasks discriminating charges against Pana•
than shippers, whenever this might W nec-
essary to divest Amore -au teeth: to ,ts line.
This policy of the Go'ernm&st of Canada
nut only j_oitj4ss, bet requires that the
t:overstnent of the Vatted Sites ahold
now promptly escarole' all lawful powers to
protect and ticked its own traaatwottoout•I
hoes seminal this Cuseltan, /repetition.
The stock of the (Saadi= Needle Rail-
way world not be w'urtte use delfts 4 the
env dere was denied to tt of weenie upon
Ameries's trat1e, which it bit doss nothing
to proruote. it is paying to is eltsrthohkrs
moneys aadisiderdg which easily helmet to
ahareholdersuf ourowatr&e.cootioentalcuni
munts,and is tberebydnvieg our nwu trans-
oontinoutal hues into baukruptcv. It is
greatly iujub'ieg the credit tit Amenwu se
entities i. Eatopean markets. le has re
.coved from the (:ovcrrmeut• of 1 anal& and
Creat Britian subsidies in va,i..us forties to
the value ofI/150.000,000.
Th. t'.sadtas l'acolio Railway es a poli-
tical neresity to save the Confederation
from diaw.tulion : and now the lnakruptoy
of Coat coULDrn would furca a collapse of
tate Ilomioiou.
It is also a military bi,thway from reg.
land to bar cohesive in the t'.i s:le, which by
oar boodioe apace we are livaucully aid-
ing her to maintain or rather coutpelliog our
own railways to maintain. it it also •
highway between Bettie!' fortileetion. at
Halifax, ',Schee, •r) Esquitaalt, all of
which ar.cdnn.cted by cable with the
imperial tear Office. And still again it is a
military h.ghway.,for Eobland along our
eat if/ nntthoro (matter.
Th.: Ca,.aJus Pacific Railway was built to
•ireugthen cal prelorio Bri !eh power upon
this cuutiaent, and alau to aid England in
steering as meek M po•s;b!e of the coolie
betties the Pac:h1 Ocean and Europe. U•ar
hemline s) -sum directly ails her at the e.-
p.•use of our own people. The Canadian
)'anti: Railway Company is the nest scree
ant anti. dmeeiow earporatiw upon this
continent. It is about to apply to the Par
liatment of (Smola for • guesses* upon W3,-
00,000 of its bonds, to citable it to caesium
is warfare upon .4m.rican raelroads ; and
as it contrihutes larimely to th•s corruption
j rued of the Tory part;, and as its supper'
is an eceolute necessity to the cootinuence
is power of the present Government of Can
.de, while its bankruptcy woati .moody
coppte fintirh power upon this contidest,
is demand for help wilt no doubt be grant
ed. Ry nontiuuing the bonding system we
are practically nidiug the Government of
('auada and gest Britain to destroy Ameri
cau investments in tranaoont.ucutal rail-
ways.
We, very wisely and properly, secure to
.American emelt freedom from competition
from foreign vessels in our tweeting trade
upon the sea and lakes. We do not permit
• foreign vessel to carry a carpe from owe
American port to another. as, fur ex.outs,
from New 1'ork or Breton to San Francisco,
or from Chicago to (taffeta. )tut by our
bonding system we authorise Ctoatisn rail -
wars •., do what our Taws present foreign
vessels from tieing.
We tie the hand of our railway enaragers
with the Inter -Stats Commerce law, stitch
forbids them to sake discriminating chargee
satinet any class of Ateenoau shipper'; sad
tbeo we permit Canadiw fume, which are
specially authorized by the Parliament of
('ansda tee di,erimite •gatnstesnadian •hip-
per., to prey upon the legitimate traffic of
our own meals. Had the Northern Pacific
and 1'oion Pacific hal the earuiogs which
the Canadian Pacific itailway has been per-
mitted to divert from there during the past
four years, they could have emit; met all
tle w obligations and avoided all proceedings
ID bankruptcy.
The fact that the Canadian Government
denies to American ti.hayoea the privilege
of landing • cargo of fish &t • Canadian port
.sad shipping it in pond oder Canadian rail
ways to the Potted dates would jostle; the
immediate and nncoodittenal•h olittonof the
present bonding system. Simple jettoe to
American railway credit ad investments
.lemanda
The abolition of this anti-.tneseisan sys-
tem is sot a ynestiw of partiaan politics
far from it. It involves the earning power
and credit of 100,000 mils of American
railways, costing not les than f'6,OOO.000,C00
It destroys the confidence of capita/mw in
American railway .ecunties. It retards
railway constructers' in the country-. It
delays the development of the resources of
our tram• 11inisippi Stets. is abolition
would compel the (Maths Pacific Railway
Compare] to abandon is anti-American pol-
icy, and exert its power and influence to
essuummate continental union. it would
largely iscrese the etodus from 1 •nada to
the 1Jaited Stain. Ws should. no doubt,
snare several hundred thousand meet de.
arable citizens from Canada more than we
shall obtain if the present polioy i. contin-
ued. It would rune the cotlapee of the
monarchial party in Canada and hasten very
much the solution of mar tartare relation to
the northern hall of the continent. It
would open the eyes of the ('anaemias pnuple
to err how inextricably they are bound to
the United States, geographically sod ones-
m.rcially, and how absolutely their pros-
perity is dependent upon free intercourse
with is.
The Tory (.ovrnmtet of ('b*ada has an-
tagonized American iataeesta whenever as
opportunity teas awed. it has we claims
upon os to justify •oobtieaatteselthe hood-
ing ordeal. We are well pleased to kers
that • determination to do *sties t. Ameri-
can railw.ye pureed/as both Roues el
ems, and and that them is a probability rhes. •
positive decision epos this q.sstinn will M
formulated at an ,early day. Ards we say,
Abolish th. Mediag fried
"TNE
EMPIRE'S" FAKE ARGUMENT
THE Toronto Empire applies the
g•ttirieg emotion to is soul that became
speoalabrs pat op the price of tickets .t
Hirer lavtso'e rapresentahos of "R.eket"
te as aabeerd of nark rvsetly is Trireme,
it prove that Termite is primroses. The
Empire known hotter ; or if it dide't knew
hotter it wool,/ hate a Mal pipe eireb epos
the elates est being the greatest fool i. Casa-
dian jonrnalitm
(1n the same .lay that iIr,cat lar Ir•. Y
peered is Ternata, Street 11to o.ishiea•r
Joaaa, el that eity, had lastresilens M W
Trash Railway by ib Chicago owmeettea, to work fro eco days at $1.36 par day, M
chem away what little mow was s the
back streets, 1,500 mon, with families who
were abselstoly is • .tearrisyg oonditien, un-
married mew being refused eves that lime
.d asset.ace. It ie situated that fuUy
b,000 eca are out of Ilea. and as • result
they awl their families are ritbout somas
of swtebaace. lhtly • day or tau age 250
delegates, representing 2,500 el the aaem-
ployd. waited upon Mayor kK.'cItn. ash -
tag fur work 1., cabbie them to make • Ladle
mosey to save their f•miiws from hung.I
tag. :tad y.t '1'hs Empire is of opintos
that Toronto r to • prsperou• coudit,oa
because the Apprentices' ut 111 • int lea
CAA gat big figures for setts at the Opus
I louse.
The time sea when Ti,. Empire rested its
faith in the prosperity of glue comity on
the tact that the balance u( trade was fav-
orable ; t bat the return. fur the thical year
coding lune 30th showed a surplus taken
from Ike pockets ot the people of ('enema
by unjust texat.ion to th o casein of .everal
seams ; that the people who went out to
bear Hon. Wu vett. Lt• Kicc or Sir Jou%
Ttureeme talk upua public •laesttow• had
ou their Sunday go -to nsecting clothes suet
wore smiling taus ; that Panda with to
spares population alai great ptasibihties w&*
Biot so poverty stricken as t he densely popu-
lated Ihat s mistk E tropean countries. Bet
rl:e Empire tow draws ooutoletiuo, coo far
as hard times in f male r coucern.I. front
• new sore*, :s•f claims 'ns a Lasts
of prosperity that a world emcee mi trage
dien can drew barrels of looney by rvbaba
log in Toronto.
11.. the Eotplie nut knew that the tees
Mon of the protective system is to divide
tato two dames the people of a country mil-
lionaires and paupers And does it nut
also know that where cue M t,. it or Iter:
saLI is made a atiUioo•ire by Act of 1'arlia•
meet, a thousand men of smaller possamioa
have to he stripi.ed of c.en that which they
hat' Oar Toronto contemporary may not
look at this matter in tha_ppgir light, lett
the nein who buy farm implemoots and
stoics _ fl�a biter properly
focne.ed,�aad when sleeliea day come,
around it will legatee a Meager arruntut
then that Hl":v lot , ' hots rood attend•
sap et the (:rand opera Masse, Toronto,
eMviaas the farmer, the artisan and the
laborer that 1 .mala bas prospered under
the N.1'.
When e'le•••tion .les} comes around
well all mts 1'1T I"t.a.t, who is his day
and generation nide polities l:um in Huron.
it is Im ginning to look -stat if the re•
marks of Hon. J. l'. Perrrrtwos at Windsor
are rather hastening his depart ire Irmo the
arena of lire polities
.lu.tiee mete .iot 11' 1►litxi wheel .Iii'
aim in • cenrt presided over by our local
Do. ismer, but she is odten trnabled aith a
terrible obli.lnity of vise*.
The Toronto Telegram Lite it al,out
right when it says that it was Msectimi
not Moe tr she felt the random jab of the
Patroes pitchfork to the -Muth Lanark bye.
election.
Now that 'tI/:i:t:nlrii has once mute
taken hie trick at the political helm, that
pble bodied political deck hand, kvvaios,
has been "seat below.'. and has once more
found his level.
This i, tate time of the year when
every boost subscriber puts htmalf ou the
right aide ot the ledger, so far as the sub-
.cription to be local paper is .oncerne3.
The other fellows don't. Which are you ;
When (.Ilo.oM, of flurew, oriel kink -
wool., of elliegton, introduced the Pettus
candidate, M. N t nm., to Nr. Speaker,
last week, "1loeat Must go," mint have
been snag t o very slow music by the loyal
(/pease ten.
A eur'uty gl.'tn':e through the pave
of our juicy contemporary, The Advocate
gives us the decided impression that the
anti protttlttton organ bus scored • "touch-
down" on the cheque books of the distillers,
hewers ►nil importers of Ontario.
The Young Liberal Club of Ceil
borne will plasm accept III s S,..s
warmest eepraseises of •p probation es its
able, e•reecat cad hottest elertiens to make
tsdf and is abject. • decided .cotes
The banquet tin Friday esu up to date in
every respect.
After the house of 1wlnls it wiped
wet of exrteaoe is that lead of old and jest
renown, where freedom broadens slowly
down fru.n precedent to premeds'', what
seder high heaves will ('aneAa do with her
e meterial Angeaa stable l aged and play.
d at political hacks!
In the South Lanark election for
the Legisletere Friday lam, W. M. l't.anga,
the Liberal esedid•te woe by • beck, with
be Tory seoond, the Potreo third and the
noedmcript nowhere That will he about
the star of the show when the eteciioes are
spread oyer the proviso•.
Kaes church. Hamiltes, is 50 years ail,
oat of debt, hes $26,23N 00.1. abet a melts
brship of 967.
Then are early 462 ,n nvicta in I he kings
on Penitentiary at present, the lowest num
her for seem years. -
The nitrates of Settee are colehplaiaisg of
the nuisear • of rattle ro. i.g at large ow
the starts of that village,
Jas. Floyd Eaphresi• sold • dressed hog
• abort time ago, which wstghod .506 ibs.
The hog was 12 menthe old.
Warwick property will be amused ac
eerding to Yahwism the year, set at se
mesh pr acre as hes hos tie whets.
Reseedy Elliott, of Rambla, R
meaty, died eeertly, aged et Re wee
ever 60 years se °r deems.
JOY IN TWO HOMES.
tareteUy wot.bsd. Than semen dth.ta
who, 11 was said, had tinted • girl Miaowm,
satiated, was tried, bits three rhwtb's 1,eat.
twit pr.deewl se geed malts &ad Mee
A I:KYI'INE SKNSATIUN ih GREY Condos we. is pooh • eaaditioo that the
family mad tries* s pat cop one audit 1 dly
exporting death to wane beton morose.,
The spark of life etokewed, sad on the co.egg
reuses of s friend, two boxes d WO.
W.
Baer' Ptak Ville were procured. Atter
taking them • alight gate was motiosd, eel
twit boats more were got, sad .1a.e that
taste Iles Comtism has takes *Mew boats
sad has eastiaally quad is health slid
strength and her weieht hes iaoreseed free
56 to KS puuada. Mee. l'uu•ie• sold the
they look epos Ella as dna raise.' front the
deal, and they cheerfully reammieed I'sek
Pills to all snorers from similar cum.
Situated some (outlive miles from the plaint..
town of Colluegwuexl, ou the boarder Igoe ler. N1UIsuu' Tick mills have • remark
bstwero the counties of Mtutcee and Grey, able efficacy is caring dimwits *rime( fest
u the tbnving village of Smghanspton. It au in,provished condition of the tduud,,,r an
wee the duty of the writer to runt this iip•irment of the oervooe system, such a.,
charming locality, remedy on • useasiun of rhenat•tistn, neuralgia. partial peral)"s,
mese than local interest, and to Geo. F. locomotor ataafa, Si. Vitus' dv'ce, am%ous
Riddell we are indebted f..r the teeny start headache, uervoos pnretraitou and the tercet
ling fact, elicited as a result of the trip. feeling teat results from the after citrus of
Having resided is the locality sauce boy la erippe, induet.sa and Geyer* wads, do -
hood, Mr. Riddell is one of the best knows eases depending on humors in the blood,
tenses in the village and his word le tis- such as scrofula .:hromic erynpelae, oto
pected as that of au booest, intelligent amu. Pink Pills give • healthy glee to pale mei
He esu found engaged to his work at Mr sallow complexions and are a •pecihc fur the
Pearaon's mulls, ma cheerfully tweet with troubles peeulier to the female system, and
the reporter to his reeidenee weer. klre is the mew of mere they effect • escheat euro
Rehleh1 wag found with her little girl. The in ell eases arising from mental worry,over
little girl is two years awl tour mouth. cod, work, or excess of any nature.
very brieut and intelligent. Hoe mune u Dr. Wilaaou' fink Ptils are sold silly M
Lt: sic 12.41, but her parents informed Cie boxes baartsg the firm's trade nark sad
reporter that they call her the "reek Pills wrapper (printed in red tisk) They are
!why,- ad they gave those remora.: tt hen never sold to hulk, or 1•y the goreen or bus
heure was ten months old site was taken x11, .Lewd, and any dealer who offers eabetitutes
the trouble being sou-ibed to her teeth, sad ui this form is trying to defraud and *bottle
so trail del she becunte diet elle was .tutee be avoided.
blind. for too weeks. :t 4tor said Owe Thew path are manufactured le the 1'e
was no hope for her, ■tel the pare.0 shard Williams' Medicine ('om$.ny, Rhea vele
,
his opinion, for the chSd was ev0etdiegly len•ano,.01 .'. hence" y, N Y., and are
puny and weighed uoly nib* or tea poem 1 ..Id only in boles bearing the ti -m's trade
wiva • year oil. mfrs Riddell mud, W. meek and wrapper, at fro coos a box or rev
fre.,ueotly could not help wi.huteg the h1Ne
one
we. AI rs: so much Jul she ender."
11r. Riddell about this time, beard .of 11r.
11'illums' fink fills and determined to try
them. As baby cuatioued t.krog the pills
she helm to gruw well and strong. and has
gone on stedily improving. "1 think,-
s.ti 1 Mrs. Itul.Mll, "thee baby w.,u1d lung
since hese been to bee grave had it not hone
for Ire. Williams' Pink Pills, and 1 unites
tatin:iy recunmeted teem w • most re- ALL THREED.
hallo remedy. ' '.Ir. FCtde!I said be had
_ u
been no fur *amt trine lemselle foelittjd cell Mean kale. .era lite w ire end tattier
nervous, worried and losing his appetite. ea -se ne
ei. ., w .■
AC 1.sp.nit mode.
tn
Rh left hand also s.eed to be losing its bishops,Ptah- The. rtlt• metier lima
strength, and ins weight di•crea ed to 13441Ntmary 141/11146/111/4.
pouals. He revolved to try Ptak 1'iW,ani Tumor,. Feb. 19 Neil tJvKeehaoe, •
in sit weeks be regained good health and setae barber e4 this city, het been a sof
assent*, while his weight showed an In- rerer fres/ chronic ene.tepatiuu for Yes,*
crease eel 32 pruaa& He is enthuc;as?ie con He used K:Joey tells sod not cult obtaer.. •b
corning Ptak Pills with good reason. immediate relief, but a pernmeeot cure H..
While in S•nehampten the reporter heard sir;f. mot mother la law were atnel•rty Gni.-e
n.uch talk "t another remarkable carr, and eel, and used these pillsrrth tbeswnie goitre
tieing anxious that all the facts' obtainable waits. 'lirdsosry catharses gime (ably tree
. h.,uhf be placed before the public he called perary relief and less• the petered wuree
&t :be hang of Mesa Ellen ('oustus. Tut than before using them While Dodd'* Kut
young lady was absent visiting friends, tut acv Pills ors nut cathartics, their peculiar
bee euuther cheerfully gave the facts of thla ; acttus on tit lit tr sad k ido( y • s it..h
ti t are r
tri: nroarkabk base. Moe CotsiM esu that the canons of coo• pa I.oa per
v
troubled with dyspepsia since chiklbon,l, mount ly remeltd. 7 hese pills rte
and as she appruacbed maturity other cent i manufactured by Pr. I. A. Smith 3 1 .
pli •shoot inflate& .i' uvte.is yearn of ,.Terooto, and are nota by. alt dealers, or mite
age the weighed 125 pounds, int bar troubles be boasted no reecipt of price—fifty .vu'..
. 0 redwood her that she fell away to • mere per box, or sea boxes for 112 50.
skeleton of ,o pounds, and .: this stage her
truublo was aggravated by ervipnlas in both In the collages of Mk a woman collared &
kgs. Medicines of .anon, kiwis were tool ' detective .a1 Cut lite out. paper, rod &il
wit: oot &veil until the deetor finally edema. Corbett Tsang men pro6tahlr employ
ed that nose he taken and that the liet be themselves killing skunks mor Meir hides.
OO1'NT1'.
Ilona 'Ant w An *1111), Ann now A rat
111,r aataitiKO II1.abTY .trTM$ MM-rJY
'3t1) Ia1ES he lou etavos r1 Writ —
•-nATIliCt. rAntele 1111.11 MS Till
a&'IUIT or 0Ta►It.rrt'Maats,
Krum the CUUla.nodd Yawned's&
holes for a SO They may Le had of all
Jesters, or will he east by snail on receipt
..t price.
• Ur+Nass tnesessq.
1la(ppaie— tverte.1 • tragedy fast now.
1 in Ins -No ' How
1'bappi.-. M.o said be'J round me to
mtneen..at el 1 an is'1 Kies him • .1•arter,
and 1 gar* hie • wearier.
Paste this
In your Hat.
It's about Clothes --Clothes ready to wear. Clothes
for Men, for Youths, for Boys. Clothes of the right
stamp. New Clothes.
About the 3rd day of March we expect to offer a re-
plete selection of Men's, Youth's and Boy's Suits. The
great advance in the science of manufacturing Clothing
by the hundred has brought largely into favor the ready-
made garment, which has reached such perfection u to
be generally superior to the "made to order." The main
point of difference is the Cost. The ready-made garment
saves you from 25 to 75 per cent.
Our Stock will be altogether up to date. We have
arranged for more room and light, so that we can better
demonstrate the advantages we have to offer you.
NEW GOODS,
NEW STYLES,
NEW IDEAS,
NEW PRICES.
The same close sailing principles as prevail in all
other departments will govern Prices in this. We feel
we have a reputation to sustain in this respect, which
will necessitate quoting lower Prices than other stores.
'CWVCCUAESt
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