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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1864.
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EVERY THURSDAY HORNING
• T D. Iass.wea'NT.
fee of Publisatta•--$ ant M North street,
Roderick, Outman
Tams of Satterrripil.o t
me ,south, is Misses .... $ u
three sseeitb. - W
die '• .... .......... .. SA
One res,, " 100
If *credit le eased. Ibe prim per rear
will be .. ..ISO
Leek at Tear mart.
Tour label is a'tand!ori receipt of the date
to wLich you arc paid up. Sae that 1t is not
allowed to fail into mese,
When • charm of addrw 1s desired. both
the old and the new address .Los:J be ti, re.
Aderri Laing eases
Legal and cher baser advete lasmrnes. leo.
per Igoe for firs) insenlo•, and 3 retie per Ileo
for each sutsetuewt Inarrttoe. Measured by
• nonpareil scale.
Htaalaw cards et six liars and under,:is per
year.
Adrertlsrmente of Lost. Found, Strayed,
eltsatlooa Vacant. Situates. Waisted oa.l
Business chance, Wanted. mot exceeding e
linea nonpareil. 11 per mouth.
Hooses on !fair and Farms on floe. not to
exceed $ knee. 1111 for Pro month. Wc. per sub-
os:0ent month. Larger .dots. I. proportion
ADy special notice. the oh•.•. r of wt,ten is to
pe mime the pecuniary tenet.' of any 'oda
vt loaf or commonly. to Le considered an ad
vertts.•ntaut and earned ancordinel).
Local not ;cos in nonpareil type one cent per
word. no notices leas than 25c.
Local notices in ordinary reading type two
cense per word. No notice for leas than Arc
Notices for churches and other rolisiuui and
beat-video t ism' itutions half rate.
t'em,merrlaf Courses Aeterll.eneeet..
A limited number of displayed advertise
Crone. welt ).e Inserted at the 'follow ire rats :
Per huh. one o.s.•reton Pi 10
four insertions. 1 pl
three months 2 (m
les menthe „.. r (0
•• one year.. S on
No adrenlrl.eat less t'ima two laches in
length will be calculated on above Luse. S
per rent. diaeount allowed for cath pa) n.rnta
on three onth.i nooirat; 10 per cont. on six
months*. and 1., per cert. on a vase. These
cu,.ditions will be.:rt.-tly enforced.
Amos term .lanai" •etlye. r.
4nlw•nbrr who fell to receive Ti,. Stora,
reeulmrly, either by canner or by mail. wul
confer a favor by sort outing us of the feet st
as early a date as pu.eltde.
f:ejecto.t manuscripts cannot he returned.
1 orreuposdenue must tic written on uue side
of paper only.
P ublisher's settee,
J. C. Le Toasml, of (loderich, has been ■p
pointed Local Travelling Agent for the town-
ships of (iodrrich, Colborne. Ashfield and W..
wanoah.
Local postinariters over the district are also
empowered to receive subscriptions to Tete
Sit, A L
All communications must he addressed to
1). MctiILLICUDDY.
Tim 8mm•y
Telephone Cella. Roderick.�t.
RODSR10M. TUQlalAT. SAY 1rg I.
.
SUBSCRIBERS IN ARREARS.
It is gratifying to know that a larger
number of subscribers than ever beton in
he history of THE SI, .vat. have paid in ad -
versos and all much will accept our best.
thanks for the prompt renewal of their sub-
scriptions. A considerable number how
ever, .re still in sneer. Accounts are
being cent out to all subscribers in armee
and we trust that these accounts will re•
eeive prompt •ttentiou.
Remit by Poet 1 i9ica, \lon.y t ►,der, F:z-
ass Order or
pr by Registered Letter, ad.
dreamed to
11. Mil:ot.w. ebur',
Tide Sweet.,
(;odrich
THE Toronto Empire is about to in
sueur•te • post card oorre.poadeoo de-
part -meat -that, ie, that no correspondence
will be inserted that cannot be written upon
• poet -cord. 1f many of its lobor.d editorial
articles wire boiled down after • similar
fashion great satisfaction would be the por
tion of • large number of its reader.
\‘- HO O was it 'that loaded up the 1►p
position in the Legislature with the idea
that Mr. Gat N 10 would make • valuable
witness for them before the Public A000usta
Committee` It may be that the matter
was looked upon as good party tactics by
some outsider, and i• that light the deputy -
registrar was not such a tool as 1,e looked
whoa before the committee, although he
certainly put hie tot in the firs afterwards,
when he began coquetting with the oorres•
poedence columns of Th, Empire.
THEY have a gang of toughs in
Ingersoll who have been maims • practice
of assaulting pedestrians in oat of-the.way
place.. A young nom named Airman) was
returning homeward the other miming after
esoorting • young lady to her home when
he was set upon by • number of these hood-
lums, who, it is stated. showered Mose. .p•
on him. He responded in kind, and with
suoh effect that Doe of his •aasileet., termed
11.-i>.airrrr, was struck with a stnm
throws by AI.nwoon. and died shortly st•
towards fres the effect of the would in-
flicted. At the dW.soe it looks as if,
s.twttbeta.ding the (mend in M.1►DR.
under'• tamely, the coroner's jury would be
instilled is retuning the old Welsh verdict,
"Marred Him Rirht."
(i i.Ai)f$TON E'S retirement from
active leadership is petition some to hove
pined for him the goodwill of erstwhile op
pi*ent•, •sd To. 1:. W. SMAr.LIT, rho Loa.
dos oensspoodeat a The New York Tri.
Mae. sow gives wards of praise to the
Grand Old Man. Sp.akieg et the great
cheege is public opinion r sgardisg I a.11. -
'To. a The Landes Daily Now. says
" 1■ • few short weeks be has outlived
hatred. washes usd all .oeharitabbsem.
His fame glands as high today as if it had
been periled by hal( • oent.ry is the Math
M. resat men been to wait ler ..oh •
viadieation of the paining away .l an
mare g.seretias. ris to
posterity. in Mr. Gladsteme's me the
male have t•Ilm teem tie eyes .t his
M.smnts idiom at the ver? moment of
wdtkdeswal from the padMjsm whim
ssde him the inset woman ling figure in
the vete M. '
T.d.y is the thirty-sixth u
ixth ense,
eery a the eatheiak a t� fails Mut.y,
.rd .g,uarensee, it V ..U..as wast ripe
Ste an el r mash wnsMw.!
SHOULD THE COLLEGE FARM BE
MADE TO PAY ?
)t'R1N0 the recent erasion of the
ares ef the oritioiva• against the
h.p•rtaest of Agriculture was that the
II meter had hoes uwble to show that the
college ferns had bees so eo.dactd se to af-
ford • profit is Its tranesetions. Te this
claimers Mr. Dryden earthed is ouestame
as follows . His brat mower was that,
leader exisY.g cireomsta.eee in this country
it is dati nit to make may farm pay m7 cos-
siderahlo peo6t. Seoo.d, thet so fang as
the farm proper u ou.Aucted in mammies
with the ,rollers as • part of an educational
institutio, it would be utterly impoesibie
to make it pay in dollars mad osate.
The Insututwn wee sot orga•wd for
that purpose. Mr. Dryden truly stated
that if he desired a result only to dollars
nod Deals, he would not employ • farm
superintendent 01 • boot of 11,200 per an-
num with .uflk•iea exportation nod edoa•-
uooal ability to give iostrsetioo to the
students , anther would he euiploy •n en•
ginner, part of whose duty is also to give
iasrructrou ID the management of • farm
eagle*, at say 1600. nor would it 1ma noose
sue to employ an expert herdsman at •
similar sum : our would be spend from
throe to hve hundred dollars •naually
in advertising, etc . to coonection with the
sale of surplus stock, which might be des tbs is so shows how much can be done
posed of to better advantage in the ordinary towards* the advancement of • great in•
way : nor would be keep 01 considerable dustry by means of intelligent I:overamsst
expense 23 may animals re reesotisg 2.3 direction."
Merest breeds of cattle, sheep *rad swine, Mr. 1)ut bas has the astuteness madmen,
when ono, two or three, as the case ought
the needs of the tamers •t this mutters,
tied the success that meets all his efforts in
the best proof of the practumb►dity ef bis
ides. 1f the Minister hal accomplished
nothing more than the improv-emest refer-
red to, he would have earned the eatery the
Province pays him mashy time over.
SNAP SHOTS.
MONEYINTHE FARMERS' POCKITSI DOMINION PARLIAMENT
1lN his twoinativa speech at Whitby,
Ontario's Milslss.r ef AgrfsslMn, the Hes. -_
Jean Menem, referred to the good work Oe*wa, May 1. -Hos. Mr. Hegp*, in
dere by the Travelling Dairy.Hi
potatdstreply to • questt is said tete Govern-
Govern-
oatthat while, according 10 Torm.te ar- Lent had .otl0.d Charted i . Hickey.
het poses, ermraser7 bolter rwaisd us supert1 mem other of the melte his canal.
that be mea other rm elle his pu.i"on or
elbeged from 1892 to 1893, the pries of give gip his ptufessbu sa a duct°, of
dairy batter demand o so average a set uiu1 clue.
sad • holt • pasted M r. 1)sv un. oossidme Col. Denison esoved That whereas the
thus doe te the improved Witt' Mer ,ousel uuw in entree of comitruetto* by the
butter modnss,
Guae
•resale that! he slwhtee overut of the Ibwuuoo at Sault cite.
od of the Travel I Marie is to have • depth of 20 feet, which
to the le
Treadling Davy. Is the depth of navigable water from Port
According to Dominion omens returns, Arthur to Port Colborne. It u In the
about 50,000,000 pomade of dairy butter are (*pluton of this House expedient that the
produced ainasUy ID the I'roviees. An ia- w•e pulley shuuhl h. adopted as regw'ds
14e Sl. Lawrence and Soul•uges caught.
crease is value of •nest sod •kelt ie that now twtug constructed, together with the
uuterrain*"is
ty terrain*" oo m • pis 1Y•.11750,' other St Lawrence canals. mid the chau
000 to the fanners. Mr. D*yt.c, has e11 ting to the ricer, where necessary. should
along been keeely alive to the desirability of he Je.ttrued to • uniform depth of 2V
eemeri.for oar butter as .nviab:e • repute. feet
g
floe as ('oo•drsa chess, bas web 1, fonyto Mr. 1 oatawotth moved the reerdutiou:
markets. If thus improvement ooannues, That n s expedteeit to ,,dote the general
rate of postage on letters from thong to two
along with • better systems of packing and rent.." He thought that the change made
transportation, It will not be long before a year or r. ago. chargiug two relit. for
his hopes are realized and • profitable trade cite letters and three cents for all others,
of unknown paesibihuaopened up for term- had taut resulted in benefit, either to the
en and there wive,. tiorernmeut or the people He thought it
l'cmloonuag upon Mr Ihydos's nate class legislation to low newspapers ct be
mailed tree.
moat, the Toronto Evening News i lade Sit Adolphe Carus said 11 would beim
pendant Coweervanrei ears " The claim parable for him to discuss the salary of
does not lack justificwuoe, and the tact that postmen under I)ti. reeolutiou. Ile was
out re musible for the policy of free
postage on newspapers, but he for one
would not like to reverse that policy. H.
would like to see the rates of postage re
dacmJ, but Canada was a young country
and she was under heary.xpeus in build•
tug up goat national works. The proposi-
tion of bit. Cuat.worth would represent a
item of $tlu0.00u per annum. No ehauge
in regutrattun charges could be made at
present
OTTAWA. Nay 2. -Replying to Dr.
Landerkiu to the Hone yesterday as to
whether the Government had taken ane
action in regard to promoting the intonate
of the cattle shippers trim the port of
Muutreal, Sir Ribbon Tupper said the
gentlemen interested lit the cattle trade,
representing the sbippere, hal waited upon
him sod had made certain statements ash*
the charges by ship owners in Montreal
and Boston, and they had promised to sup
ply him with the eras t rutin that hal been
charged, bat he had heard notbiug further
from them.
Hon. Mr. Foster proposed to iocrew
the duty from li cents per pound on
tomatoes and other vegetables, tucluding
corn mud baked beams In dna and other
packages not elsewhere specified, as at
tint proposed, to l j mute pet poem!. The
item passed.
lion. air. Furter moved that traits is
fully tested on the occasion.
air -tight caw or other packages should be
taxed at 2 cents per }sound. Mr. Chart -
ton and Dr. Sproule adru-ated increased
}trutecttou on thew article. The item
passed.
Tuty was raised from 2 cents to 3
emits ou demijohn,. jogs, Thorns or crocks
upon each gall** of holding capacity.
Hon. Mr. Foster proposed that the duty
ou col and kerosene oils, distilled, pnri-
fie' and refined. naphtha and petroleum,
shonld be 7 1 5 taut.
Mr. Davies said that tbu gave • primer
1.,. of 200 per cent. to the Canadian
mauufaetnrer. H. said that the Canadian
oil selling At 15 cents per gallon was one
1..., end that the only Canadian oil 6: for
use was "water white." This oil sold for
only one cent lest that the American oil,
which paid • 900 per cent. ilnty before it
eould get to the eonatmer.
Mr. Foster concluded by asking the
chairman to allow him to change the duty
from 7 1.3 to six cents per gallon.
The Finance Minister:aov.d that the
duty on crede petrolegm, feel and gas nil,
when need by meoufmturers, other than
refiners of oil, be throe cents per gallon,
thus knocking t S another three eighths of
of a emit.
Ort.w*, May 3. -Hon. Mr. Daly Las
introduced a bill in the Commons to
repeal the Hume•tead Exemption Act in
the territories. Ths object of it is to leave
the whole matter of homestead exemptions
in the hands of the Territorial-teoembly.
The bill was nest • first time.
Mr. Charlton moved the second reading
of his bill, entitled, '• An Act to secure
the better observance of the Lord's Day."
The bill was read a second time.
Mr. Weldon moved ticm second reeding
of his bill to disfranchise electors who are
found to ban taken bribes The object
of the bill was not to punish anyone, but
he waited the House to say that the man
who took • bribe nomad have uo coutrol-
ling power Io the state.
The bail was lead a second time and re
fared to a select committee
Mr. Martin movel the •ecood reeding of
his Ley to extend the ballot to the Nortl.
west Territories.
Mr. Marlin said hes object was to place
the Territories in the one position u the
-- - rest of Caa•da.
RIDGEWAY. The bill was read a second lime.
Mr. Edgar's bill to reduce from 12 to 7
[ter 011 ono 0*' THIRD 1 the number of grand jurors necessary to
tied a true bill in the province of Ontario,
was read a second time.
Orrawe, May S -The Hones was 'gala
In Committee of Ways and Means on the
tariff yesterday.
Hon. Mr. Foster motel the adoption of
the following resolution.
".Wrought scrap iron and scrap •feel,
being waste or refuse wrought iron or
steel, St only to be temanufaettrd, the
same having been in actual see, not to
include setting* or clippinge which can
be used as iron rK steel without minima
rotate. and steel bloom ends and crops,
ends of steel rails, 31 per ton, and on
and after the first day of January, PRI,
$0r ton. "
1'e. :on."
Mr. pp•.se.sne�d
Hou. Foater asked that the duty o0
Ferro manganese should be changed from
9 per cent al valorem to i per cent ' The
(tent nee* as amended.
The tariff ,tem of bar iron under four
inches, rod late not thinner than 17
Mutts, 110 per ton. was changed to read
"I4 gauge. The gauge of steel was
changed In the same way An amend
trent added to Swedish rolled Iron oda
nailer half Inch diameter and not ices than.
I rent per pound vain., the word, -and
undish rolled hon nail rods lees than •
half hneh in diameter, for the manufa•tmre
of horseshoe nails" Doty, 15 per cent
The iota of motet sad sorest fittings
went through unchanged. The lead duty
went through at 60 per cent (Ienetators,
dynast...0d sockets were added to the
Item of telephone andina
innate, etc . dttlabl. u 15per ssimamt Cat(
ens ween rrdsemd from 15 per .,et 1e 116
pay mete*
Mr Mc
Mulles warted to know whether
the d.pertment shagged emeses em seam
oaeupled by mimeo seailg hem the
United abides
Hen. Mr. Wallace replied that M till
tent. It hed only hese trial ergs sad Ali
taol week
be, would answer the purposes of the
ordinary fanner ; nor would he est apart
forty or fifty ,Seres purely for experimental
purposes, bringing no profit whatever but
e.taihne a considerable am,uot of labor in
addition to what would otherwise be et
prided on the same uca.
If the question be asked, why then are
the things dooe to cuooectioo with the
1'ollege farm' The answer is that already
stated that 11 is conducted for educational
purposes alone. and so long as it is the cane
just so long will it be importable to stow
satisfactory results to dollars and cents.
No doubt if the items mentioned were taken
out and charged as they have been on some
occasions to edu^_atiom, the farni se at pre@
out conducted would show • baLoce co the
right side. No person offering criticism
has yet ventured to say that any ialnidual
or particular expense should be dispesesd
with Mr. Dryden's first aim, as he noted
to the House, is educational efficiency.
That eflicieucy, as he asserts, should be
secured at as low a oo.t as possible, and he
further state. without (ssr of contradiction
that the wages given are as low as the e.r-
.vice@ required can be obtained for.
POWERS OF THE MAYOR.
RECENTLY, ern an• informed.
Mayor Rrrt.►a, wheu questioned ea to his
iaattentioo to the duties of hu ofliee during
the praaeot year, has pet torth the plea that
his power have been curtailed by the council
and he is on that acreint unable to carry
out the requirements of the office. 11
Mayor I:. rt to ever made such • statement
when asked to eterciae his power* is cogs
palling the observance ot the term bylaws
he told • deliberate untruth.
No curtaling of his statutory power hes
takes plane, and tint is the only power he
ever should have been allowed to hold.
True, he was deprived of the privilege of
purchasing the coil for the pumping house,
and the buying of water mains, pippag and
the electric 'Milt carbons, globes and other
appliance. ; he was taken oft the chaihnan.
ship of the relief committee where he hal
enecoosed himself for the purpose of
stra.gtieniag his vote at election time, and
he hod been ejected from the chairmanship
of the court of revision, which ha had un
Lawfully seed opo. --that is correct. But
these offices of honor or emolument, as the
rams may be, are not included In the stat-
utory fuuctio., of the Mayor. and the lop -
pia( of them off by the council, although
the promo might involve lose of prestige
to the ambitious Mayor, was sot by
any means •w abrogation of his statutory
rights.
The following are the powers of the may-
or, as est forth in the Consolidated Mantci
pal Act, sod all the special pleading of the
mayor cannot relieve him of the responsi-
bility attached :
The heed ot the mewed shall he chief
executive officer of the corporation ; sad it
.h.11 he kis ditty to he mordant sad active
AT ALL TIMER iN CAUSINI: TISK LAK
FOR THE G(ri'KRNMKN r OF THK
MUNICIPALITY TO BK 1►d.'L\ E\
l-CUTKD ANI) PUT iN roltCK; to in-
spect the °midget of all gabardines* offieers
in tbegover.inat thereof, and, as far se may
be in his power. to cause all sm.lig.ece, cars
1.....se sad positive violation of duty, to
be duly prosecuted mad. punished, and to
communicate from time to time to the
council all each tntormatioa, and recnm.
rend such ntsmm.res within the powers of
the ceased me may tend to the improve-
ment of the 6em.osa, health, usourity, clam -
hem, comfort said ornmenent of the mu.teei-
p•lIty. R. 8. O C. 184, A. 244
Laid tee orgmai, ation D* a brad of
polies, every mayor or police magistrate
may. within his jeri.dietioe, suspm ed from
°Nioe, for say period in his discretion, Abe
chief ee.alable, or say oon.table of the
town or city, 0.d ay, it he chooses, ap-
point some other parson to the office d.risg
math period ; and is aro he considers the
suep..dsd cf8esr deserving of dismissal, he
aha 1, immediately after ausp..dieg him,
report the aro to the ooa.eil, and the
commit may dismim such °Boer, or may
direct him is be mewed to his (Alice after
the parried a his k.spegstpn has Gamma :
a.d the city causal shall have the like
/aware se te the high halt, of the city.
R. SO. a. 181, a4,fip
There is mono in the foregoing sections
to give any mayor, he.s.tl7 tae•I,med, full
scope for his beet power, rind the fast that
Mayer Bertha is .ow putties forth .,eases
foe net d&Mg hie duty is us isdieation that
he is enfit for the position to which he has
he.. Meed. Once before, when be wee
thwarted at the eeuweil heard, he rwwgneel
his podtise in • sulkily 64 . it w.M be
Imam 1r hint new to i.dde is the vireos
a resignation am te he eesti.g 1ep bibs
semlatlisme wtes..mbed to d. W Amy.
.A fti idgeport, Conn . despatch ears
that the dtffereoces between the execotore
sod heirs of the estate of the late 1'. T.
RAa't'w have been amicably settled out of
court. 1►ead or alive, it Seems that BAR -
NUM., name is bound to be kept before tie
public.
indications point to a big time in
t:oderich during the first week in Jam,
when the Guelph Conference and Huron
County 1'o1Hncil will both be in nasioo•
The hotel accommodation of the town will
be
Toronto appears to 1e working up a
record for dirty court business almost bead -
kirk with cities of similar population serums
the lion. Tb. eon e( Marron v. Youmans'
and the Shame case are cases to point.
Nos that the Ontario Lngialature
has been prorogued, let us have • short,
sharp and decisive election campairn. Any.
thtmg will 1e better than to remain on the
touter hooka ot expectancy.
.Axtts 'l I N.. is betting plug fiats
on Patron candidate ('o N , ul.t. v 'e. election, so
11 is said. A s r.n might be further ahead if
he confines his waren 'o ,craw hats of tin
dollar • dozen variety.
The billetting committee are on
their rounds making arrangemesta far the
housing of the strummers within our gats
storing the holding of the I:uelph conference
a few weeks Immo.
The return to Canada. of Gotuvt IN
Smolt will be hailed with pleas-
ure by his countless friends oe Chu side of
the Atlantic, but what will .1. 4'A.Tm1.1.-
Ilnril74e4 say •
Covgv:. attack on the Capital
waa't • car •uw.taooe when compared with
the attack of the Capitol policemen upon
1'n\ LS.
tut t it A "clerical error to retain
F'rrrriet as Minister ef ?lasso., and ies't the
contisuoace of the preset Federal Ministry
in power something worse.
That ,tory our friends the Patrons
circulate, that they saws 170,000 in their
organization seems i�lesy. • lot of wool on
it.
Wi ter diiln t linger 111 th.' lap of
Dasytkiaisair at any agAlk
At Ridgeway, when the sun was high,
The Frahm hoot we first did eppr•
And load we vowed we'd do or do.
And send them bolting rapidly.
But Ridgeway saw another tight
Whoa mos our fes came on to fight,
And made us dodge in mortal fright
Rebind the taws and scenery.
Alone the teams, .ore afraid,
We quiver's( warriors crouched and
pr.y.d.
As.1 longed that we might retrograde
From this tsferssl revelry.
Then shook our knees with terror rives
Then rooked we nff by Fenian. driven '
oh ' what would we rant then have (leen
To have been moa.td cavalry.
Our fastest pace we tried to go,
Although it sorely made tt. blow :
The way we lagged it meet slow,
For we were frightened terribly.
The rinsing .luick.me on ji,to brave,
Who rush fromo.0 the
�� grave
1..t every Sero stereo Weave
Hu boon and be chivalry.
before we omen to rue,
Fell twisty mutt we've swiftly mew,
And though our heals ars whims seine
We've elms outrun the enemy.
The Fein.r are not like to meet
Again, • loo like es ea fleet,
Who'd rather live with Miaowed feet
Theta 611 • soldier's sepulchre.
Termite, Jams 1866. 1. M.'D.
Vomit, " great value to the .eYu..r.
Try N. late.
At Kingman Jabs lawi., • Sr
ladies, p.pelerly tames .s "Mg Jetta"
wee *t,smiaed a Mw day age ria his .ppli•
mbe
ef the lee
es dews themien ros. pi4. lo`' m"`
ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.
Tosco o, May L -la the Leghdoture
yesterday the Ywaielps l Amonameet AM
was mored beak api. Into l'ummittee tet
the Whole, and au ameudiansit by Mr.
Clarke (Toronto) to Mrtke sat the •ddttios
made to the clause fur the payload
ahletm.u. owlet whteh the among of the
pwyle roust W first obtained, was agreed
W awl the bite reported
lhs the motion fur cusicurreuo la the
vote for the Departaeo, of Agrlosltui .
Idr. Mooch moved to strike on BJ.000
salary rod diob urssut ui. of (.'ark at
Foresty. lite motion was lot es the
same division.
A motion by Mr McCleary. cottdemna-
tory '.1 the iwpectiou of ,registry oiler*
must the system under which rrgutrars ris
Math' rsmuuerauuu, was oleo defeated.
Toao'Tu, May It -A motiou by tion.
Mr. Harcourt Iu tic Monet yesterday. that
the full s.aional 'idemuity be paid to
i.
Hua Mr. FramerMessrs.te Messrs. Guthrie, l
8.Smith and It.yaiJ., who were abeeut
• poruuu of the eesaiva through illness,
was concurred in.
The House then went into committee of
supply tea the wpplewentaiy animates
The items ot 111,000 for expeaimental
work relating to fruit gruwiag, and 1150
additioual grout to the Sheep Breeder.'
.ia.octattou, brought forth sums der
ctwiou.
e)b the item ot $3.500 belauee of a.
counts due for World'. Fair expenses. t r.
Mer.d(th asked for ►nforutation rope, tic. amus..
thus the vote of $7,500 for the Weetent
Dairy School, Hot. Mr. Dryden announce
that it was tuutewpiated to establish a
school at Stratbroy,
The item mated.
Tomato, May 3. -Hon. Mr. Ilarvu rI's
bill, shorteniug the period betwe.0 ouml
nations ap.l e!ecttoua ip the district of Al
VEDA, east and west, Muskoka, Nipiesiug
and Parry Sound, was read a second time
in the Huse. yestenly.
Hon. Mr. Hardy's bill relating to mines
and mining was referred back to Commit-
tee of the Whole Clone to oweud. Mr.
Hardy moved that the first and second
clans's, abolishing royalties fora period of
rive years, be atr_ck out, and a clause sub
.bested in plane of these prucidiug that
or which aro wow 'table to • royalty of
three per ceut, should be subject to a
cbarba of two tor rout. when taken from
lauds w:d betweeu gat May, 1891, and let
Jaunary, 1900.
The MAAS again went into committee
on the bill for the registration of manhood
suffrage vowle
Hos. lir. Rep explained the nature ot
further amendtaente that wem coulees.
plated. Ons provided that to cities where
the Registration Word consisted of Inure
than three members .y should nuwmnste
three members to co tittle a court of
appeal, and w hers the was • board of
pule three members, rh whole board
sho0id form such a court. $vtdence on au
appeal against refusal W register was to
be taken iu oath. Other amendments
covered the cam of absentees through ill
ness, and proeidel for the regiatrotioo, to
their absence, of lumbermen, fl.herumon.
commercial travelers and railway mita.
i0001(T) \lay 4. - Previous to the
l-egislature ruing yesterday morning at tl
unlock, after paring the whole night ilk
coua:Jaratiuu of the registration bill, Mr
Meredith moved several amendments to
He bill, whish were left for the rounders -
non of the government dnring the time
hecnpieJ by recess.
Th. House went again auto committee
on the rgistration bill
Hun. Mr. Hardy explained the nature of
the anisudmente the government were
prepared to stake. •
Hon, Ile Rum moved to act as rob
section 2 of anima 11, that no registrar
_or registrar's .clerk-appoott.d nosier the
bill ahoald be eligible for election to the
1 'golstice Assembly, when he had been
engaged w the preparatiuu of the huts for
such election.
lion. Mt. Rom accepted the suggestion,
and tits Motion an amended passed.
Clause seventeen was amended by
providing that the ex officio
trars shall be assigned to the dlffer�eat
districts by the board of regatta
won iust ad of by the (level -meet,
thus accepting the amendment which,. bad
been stoutly contended for by Mr. Mere-
dith.
The clause providing that applicants for
regestratiou might be photographed by or
at the request of au agent was struck out.
The bill as atneuded was then reported
Towsro, May 1 -Hoo. Yr. Han wart's
bill re.p.cting elections in otter districts
received its third reading in the I.dgfela
tore yesterday.
The redistribution bill was aas:u take.
a1
On the third reading being moved, Mr.
Monk moved that the bill be referred back
in onl.r to m..ke provision fur thediyision
of the city of Ottawa into two electoral
districts, and striking out that portion of
the hilt taking a portion of the towssbip
of Nieman from the county of 'Carleton and
adding it to the thy of Ottawa.
The ameadm.nt was lost on a division
of 66 to 12. The third reecho( then carried
Th. House went into committee on the
registration bill, which was reported.
Os motion for the third needling, Mr
Meredith moved an amendummt to the bit
Mr. Wood (Brant) moved in amendmest
to the amendment that the bill provided
better sf.gnarde and more eompl.e fasit-
ties for obtaining pure voters' lists Mae
prevailed ander the old system.
After some discy.ou Mr. Weoj.'
amendment was withdrawn, anal Mr
M.rwileh's amendment was defeated by 211
lo
13
Aa amendment by Mr. Clarke (Toronto)
was lost on the risme divieios, and the bill
was read • third rim.
Toaortn. May 7. -At the prorogation
of the Legislator* on yttttrdsy the pro
ewdings won attended by none of the
oriel pomp and display. Trio attendaot*
was large and although many ladies or
espied seats en the fie.or of the Homes. It
amid not be considered s fashionable
gathering,
IJe0tebant-(iovernor KItkpatrick who
appeared in hie official uniform. thougu
not e.eortd by • company of infantry, as
is mealy the cage, arrived promptly at
three o'eloek and delivered the speech
from the throne.
lite bilk of the swIos, 106 1n a11, re.
coved the aoso.t of the Lieetenust-Oover-
sor. with the axeeptiosi of the Act to
anima the Street Railway Act, with re -
spat a which It was enneune.d
His Hot.or the Ifemtenant Governor dols
withhold her Majesty's mod to this bill
en odvlee of kis 'assail, it bang wader.
Mood that the Lo(Wsgti Assembly .1se
desires such withholding of .m..t therm,
by mama et the hal heeling been me.er-
blea, slum the peeyag Ihr..lt. eMTN'.
by it terse., same mot embalmed en
the poising of the kin
The eseaiea wide\ sssd,d,d wee the
beth and hall odeast el the
M.m.st, sed wa the Isnyi.~ 11 r
1M& nit)` .. _ _ rx -..im
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY.
Aygate T1s .0YTir bemuse.
Teresa Telegram : This ones rommd
het patty amp espieM the .ahsted MUM
in • Mel eery aawerth7 et serious consider -
mins.
Talk against the provost plus as • system
that allows • ltov.rtemat to ted hew every
row vete. is ridiculous Is view el the feet
that not three per mat of the *looters este
the toe. of • Dopper *1 the whole world
know* hew they vet.
O.terle s free, sod the secrecy of thy
allot is sufficiently promoted ender •
system that at the mum tiro sahgnsrds the
hossaty of so election by providing teat the
raw who has WAD deprived of kis seat by
illegal votes oast t.pi. his rights by the
sheet process of Denise eery bad vote, and
hall•( it d.dooted from kis opptmest'.
Guarding the right to vote is secret is )m•
portant, Net it N su11 nom important to
►•v* • system that if it creat keep buges
votes out of the ballot box cam take them
out alter they ars i., and thus nullify the
work of fraud.
dm/'MMASIN,: Amb Yt'LT11•LTi�t.:,
Crista. New Farr : A osrtain clergyman,
se. °known to l'linta•taas, is nicotine'
little jokes from his freed' over a few
slight orecideue.s which oocured is ors
meshes. with his well °Deducted domestic
circle. His wife tormented him with •
daughter, and the some seeming his driving
mare bad • foal, his bow had • tall, usJ his
cat bail fie* kittens.
l amnia Presbyterian : The more the
MocWherreli oast is examined the more us•
satisfactory the verdict appears. if Mac
t\ henell was rutlty, as charged by the
Crow., the man so die duck wash hem was
ty et lathy as •...eery alter the islet
The jury Med eels prisms malty Ste
ober meanest, tbee etrew `�
they
theamives did aro mewl thetel el
Crows intoyed
te the murder. Th. ('r
Ihte
ewteaied there were ewe mea at ths
kilYlg. two ie the ostler • short distows
frees gi. murdered mai homes, aid two is
the cuter when at embed Tomato ter
wigs. evening. The Jere by their yerdr.l
My there we. os., thea leucite( els
bottom clean oat of the theory el the Crows,
bot at the mm. Ua essaying me of the
/riawere w tM gallows. Tb. allele aro r.
�bal.. with 000tredtutissa end imprubaptls.
ties, if mot Impomibthees that the t.rdict
amid be est aside at naws sed farther is
'fairy mad. ►lacWb.rrefl may be a ter
yawn, mss, het it will aver do to hang
every noes of his stoop eserely tomato", that
the detectives did their work cleverly.
Their btria.es &peed* eon getting wive•
Lions, sad ef oosome they wish to aosvict .
weeny pale as possible. It te sot tory
Nag alae' the same d.to.tive put • rest set
able Luso en trial for the meed., of his oleo
daughter. 1t a asedleis to say the m.,
was nutmeat.
Mow te Gee • "emanate - rart.re.
Fend 76 " Sualirht " Soap wrapper,
Marius the words (" Why Hoes • Woman
Look Old Sooner Than a Mus ") to twat
Bron.. Ltd., 43 Soott-st. Toeona, sod you
will receive by past a pretty picture, free
from advertising, •al wolf worth fr0miar.
This is an easy way to decorate your burr.
The soap is the best in the market awl it
will o.ly cent le. seet•ge to send to the
wrappers, if you leave the ea & .,pen
Write your name earefa4y. ' ly
New itrunswick cadge Wigle. at K 1 .,
$1.80 so.
You Can't Go
Wrong
in buying from us, because we've ONL Y
ONE W4 Y of doing -business r• and that is
to give a DOLLAR in good ( )uality and
Ouailtlty for 'a Dollar of anybody's money.
Our Store is brim lull of Bargains. This
it <k we show sj►ecial T'alue in all lines of Dry
Goods, Furnishings, Clothing, Boots rill,!
Shoes.
Men's Straw Hats, 3c.
Mote's flannelette Shirrs, tic.
Men's All -Wool Pants, well Made and Trimmed, $1.35.
pare this line with what other stores ask Ser for. ►
Men's Cotton Sox, gobrl weight, 4 pairs for 25c.
M:'n's Solid Kip Lace Boots, (shoe -store price SI.50) 51.29.
No other Store in the County can supto,
_row- needs lcwitlt the same advantage to your
purse Qt we can.
Good r Oilcloth, I yard wide, 25c.
Lacs Cur 'ns, Taped all aronud, 2 yards long, 23c
Fast Color -wide l;ingbanls, 9c.
We don' ang out a few lines for less
than Cost with the idea of making it u/ on
something :else.' 11 the way through our
Prices are equally at Live If you pair ready
money we o�er you all advantages of Cash
Buying and Cash Selling,.
Butter and Eggs take or Cask.'
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