The Signal, 1894-6-7, Page 44
THE SIGNAL': OODERICIL ONT , THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1894.
Skt
se pwesattst
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
es D. a.g1Yel* SV.
Ones M lsa►t s-1 sod it Nsstbe i0w.
Terms .f em1.ertpm.m t
se sessith, to adman*
roe months,
morose,
fervent y .shed, the erne flues Ire
will M
t 1
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1
KNetlon B[eettng.-
WEST hURON.
MR. CARROW'S
Mems, la tea iseattst ad the Liberal thus
date will be Maim
Fen Lae.% Thawdmy, Joao 7th, M 8 r. u.
ST Haines, Frilly, " age, •'
ST Ai ou nits. Bat, " 9th, " ..
Ltestote, Monday. " Ilth. " "
t:vosaleie ,T..d•y, " 12th, " '•
(l.ii ne „Wed., " 13th, " "
Bsu.aeit, Tharwlay. ' 14th, w "
Wnsotatae, Friday. 15th, " ••
Hooves., Monday, '• 18th, " t..
Ni o:ATlus, 'rues.. '•_ _19th, i' a•
Tee Nita, Wed'ns.., a• 20th, " .«
BtLrasr, Thursday. " 21st, .. "
1►u, u''•, Friday. „ 22tb •• "
W►at addresses will be delivered by M•.
GARRUW and others on the public .ime
noxa of the dev.
The Hoo JOHN DR11.DEN, Commissioner
of Aericulture for Oaten°, will address the
meeting. .1 Dungannon and Blyth.
The Opposition Candidate is in-
vited to take part in
the discussion..
ALL ARE INVITED.
ELECTORS' ATTENTION.
The Lateens' comm,tteeroom over Vatees
turd wan store be oven at ' e.crp syr
niag.
[.-err one iateeesisd s the ebrtles of Mr.
°arrow is cordi .UJ in. tied to *trend.
fi; 1t
By order at
COMMITTER.
WEST HURON
Lihra1 Mass Meitng.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
A mass monism will be held is tin heao
est of
Mr. J. T. GARROW
the L berg; 1 •o fidate 10 \\ set Huron, on
the evening of
TUESDAY, 1UNE
when addresses will be delivered on the
public issues of the day by Ma. (:Ata,,,‘
aad hi. friends.
An opportunity for duwseion will be
allowed the Opposition U ndidete or my of
his legends who desire to take pert.
Special Accomodatioa for the
Ladies. , . t
ALL ARE INVITED.
eamenion. TBi RSDAY. JUXs 7. tML
THE Home of Refuge question
. cold be pushed with vigor .t tots sesstos
of the county council. A full osmication
into the system peo.posel has bees made,
the county Is to a p00itloo ts bear with esu
the financial strain ; then are may county
wards to whom the improved condition of
support would be • godsend : aid the pro-
posed system would mot sly be nisch b.t•
air but e great deal cheaper.
THE S$l.NAI. is pleated to correct an
error tato which it inadvertsotly drifted re
easily. It was eanouno.d in them column.
that A. A. Yoe et., p•troo caudidate ('i.
%etl,w'a " ygehs Pmicbo," was wagering
fmill•esved plug bats on the resat of tee
else les is Wet Hares. it turns eat that
the style and nuke of the chapeau wagered
is the ('bristy "stiff" of.oy vintage between
1878 and 1R94, and Arne says he is cock-
sure of wearing the hat 11.t we might ma-
hout the genial A. A. that there is
many • dip twist the hat and heir clip.
WE, take off one editorial hat to
Porta Rrai, of that ilk,rwgietrar of Toron-
to, ea paresiug his reply to Mears, Maas -
orris •sd Howt.Arn, aad Mob mere potter
s. Ms elbow in writing seek epistle to
the gentiba. Perna warms ap the poli-
ties! Pailiati.ss a good style..d deco se
Natio( Mout the bash whin he states bold-
ly oid *ably the sire sad weight attained
by Mr Nommen ed How'L,•io womb
never have Mea .annual but for dIe omit.
saes smrivd h them in early life when
their Milers were proctie•UUy pmeis es a
the Crews. Swill fed hogs 1. yewth shoal I
est gss.l so toed eeriest these who are sow
M the temigh.
WHAT bag become of oar eekss_-d
member for West Rama ins the Dann._,
Jseas CoulnatiOnde Prnroopo. As is
wen bassi to ear madam the bear gee -
Megan b tea allied Mefasr af MIR.
Me ser higlbeetakobeees sf she Tght.
tag Venue el the DeadMen. Well. the
ether day la Lattaa el w Beam
DssMiss w ssssk battalion .f the Bay .l
(}faite military diarist -was deposed from
his esmmaa 1 by Cameral H.aasaT bssmes
the Cartmel allowed the Bdl.viUs drill shed
to be used for • political beaq.et to Hnav
(beer, M.P., and at whoa Hes. Joon
Tau irso. was the prosaism speaker. (lea
it be nh•t the Haa. J. ('. PrTrmawtt has
gem on a journey or has h. r.dgnd Me post.
tn. as gtts.d gess alimtmo of Her Maj.•
ty's fermi ins Braise North Amore sad
had the military stripe taken est .f ►r
tremors. 11 semsIh*•g h•.n't happened
wby Well this paws.
THE visit.1 the Hon .lima 1►avuar
to 1 iaagamaaa preyed me thug satisfactor-
ily. h made the people of the section
aware of the fact that the Mowat 1;overs•
moot had at the head of its agricultural de-
partment a pieta, practical farmer, of ability
and enerry,who bad doom more to •dvasee
the interests of agriculture in Ontario than
bed the combated 'Steepen of the disgrunt-
led office seekers sad blatherskite political
Jayhawkers who are now rushing over the
land chewiers for tasreased fernier repro
.Menai on the floor of the House. Hoot
.ions I)art.ry is worth the whole caboodle
of grand high promoters. orgenv•rtom Isc
curers. high tight treasurers and would be
'rand bWb.aod-mighty's put together, so
fur as the tateresM of (aorta are concerned.
SNAP SHOTS.
Tlie nomination of a representative
to the Legislature for West Huron will
tette place is ter ('curt Room of the Court
Hoose on Tuesday, the 19th of .lose at 1 o'-
clock c it. Mr. Sheriff t:ibh.os a returning
officer.
To read our esteemed contempo-
rary The News Record of ('Dote•, use
would almost think that an election was
imminent. Why doesn't our es&semed coo -
temporary put • candidate in the deli, or
is Patron t'...]oo.I1 still • pool enough
Tory for the support
•
With a tfethaiist conference, its
Angle -se deanery meeting and the Harm
County Council in sessiou. the mouth of
lune has been more than ordtcenly lively
in *,udertcb.
The Osesow organization Meeting:
are sow carried oe in the Young Liberal
rooms, Horton's Block, and the interest is
kept op every evening.
The NIethoiiiet piston: retire in
good order and .ow the Episcopalism oc-
cupy the lend in this oorawr of tae vineyard.
How .lid it come that no effort wet
mode on the part of our civic suthoriU.s to
welcome the vtsitisg pastors'
The preachers owned the town, we
bet leane to reemrk.
CONFERENCE NOTES.
1►on t take it amiss brethren ;
are human ourselves.
IRev. N ELlu.r knurly was blistered
WI.
to • summary manger.
How pleasant it is for brethren to
d well in harmony together,
Brother Tooting, foruierlt of Vic-
tona-.t church, 1;oderich, was the luietest
and least demonstrative representative --the
Dourest chap was named Legion.
Brother NC.aNT is a striking retire
mutative of the church militant, being ps-
seamed of the thunderous tones of a Boa..
sa:se aad the physical make-up of • Sru.i-
S.
aReys A. E. SMITH and G. F. SAL -
To,: were the scribes Ir.pc'.sattng the
associated press reports), and we atsderwteori
there were no phoriees ooeseeted with the
convention.
The centre] figure of the conference
was (tenet -al Superintendent Carman.
Though mot physically large, his intellect is
recognized as one of the great forme of the
ocsfereace.
The "scrapping in the discus..ion
on the superannuation fund was of an et.
ousdiagly uater.tiag and at tames sultry
character, and would have given valuable
*sten to sense of our local political stump.
ora
Of course there is tato lobbying or
log -rolling at • conference,severthelsss it is
mervelloas how the prunes emolument
drop into the 1.ps of the reverend geatb-
sists who ksow the rope and how to pull
them.
it is difficult to W11 just how it
e ases about, is.1 then is a very dashed
Ge eram..t party is the roderere, lad
there le also • very vigorous " ferny parson
power " opposition, end it doesn't require •
micrwoope to discover this fact, either.
1)r. (Dimino jt the youngest teed
man in Um oesler....: he has bean in her-
swes for hell • century and osmmittd
ssNnmssy forty ons Sees age, bet it ready
M try a pohmi el fall with the meet utile
controversialist of the oenfermiee up to
dais.
There was a good sprinkling of
jsureall as amour* the lay delegates, mesh
as H. 1'. Moon, the sniffing proprtstsr'. of
The Art.. Fres Pres) ; C W. nonage of
The Markham Standard, W. H. Kerr, of
The Brussels Post, Robt. Holmes. Mayor of
Clinton and editor of The New Era, J.
Rutherford. el T1s Owen Masud Times,
Editor Irwin a the Blyth Standard, mad
last Mt am least .1. A hrvid..s of les
G..lph Msro.ry, nor old fris.d .1 a per.
ter of • amatory me.
One Saabs.
The plsasat ,Rest and porton
with whir* ladies may ass the (]sem:=
liquid iatalive, Byrep sf Fip eider ell
seethe ma, make It their 1•verMs remedy.
1. est Me tree ad gmulas artists. leek far
the rats el the O..Ysrnv e
pian@ gar Oho holt.. of ter pa,G
DRYDEN AT DUNGANNON
A Grand Liberal Gather's.
Ma address he mad as ..host teem Ma
• et
Osww1...tl
s Ismer es tav..ss Malaise
jest be Mastro the fsdspssdsT1 saa..ter
a the easdtdate 114are teem, bad impressed
apes lie brother peeress that the w that
were *Med to support was beam M his
ppoolifta.1 views sad est the stns iebad
himself to any party to Nkat
would support any m.surw last suss r the
or m of Ins ... 4i..u, J. Neil Mo•
tri:so, frokis seat is the roams flee se
sad ably ezpressed ate viewsis mo•wer swer tofromcall from theobam
irsa He said tanbe was
o
• ttitrt bad tally believed that 11.im milete
of the emote would be better served by the
Mowat AdeiniMratMs Mao hey ether. sad
for that massa be would support Mr. liar.
row's sloshm
es Mr. John Jeiesoa was the
sett speaker. sad in • few well choses
words, premised to support Mr. Gerrow's
obsdidatmnl mam-
mon*. The hehbg up hen
to favor of the peat unmber, and the
indications are that vibes s. btee helloare
wet ea the 1411*, Mr. (;arrow's mrjurity
will not be is the ie•.t affected in this part
of the riding. They are • hard headed lotte
of Screclimen up be, true Rnormbonests
to
the back bone sad the pumas ware of
t
Mesedithlsm ie e form of • muabroos
candidate in the person of .lases ('osnolly,
se
to ppl•st a tried man like J. T Garrow,
don't work at all. This very iatersettsr th
meeting came to • close with thanks tohaire
candidate and elute -man and separated at
half past eleven o'clock amid • heavy dowb•
pour of rain, but the elements could sot
damp int ardour of the true Loch/Ash boys.
They ars Dpl arrow mea, to to the °ora
KINTAI'_
Ti rens**, Jume 5th.
The meeting 1.14 here in the spacious
hell adjoining the hotel wag a large and very
interesting one, both in point of numbers
who attended and in the smthu•i•sm that
was shown by all parties in this northern
and of the riding. As of was well known
teat thin baa bees the strobgbold of the te
Patron movement up to now and e of the
low places that tbe Oppositioo candidate
mee
has held tiogs is public, there wasa de-
sire ea the part of those present that lir.
Connolly should appear on the public plat-
form and discuss the qutsttoes in • fair and
friendly manner ; but he dug not appear,
n or was there •05 one proem e
to say se
word in his behalf. The meeting was held
over for an hour Ismer than the appointed
time to allow the to
members of the Patron
lodge thumbed, it brine theirmoethly meet-
ing. After the appointment of Roht. Car
rick se chairman, Mr. (.arrow addressed his
midterm/elmidterm/eland in • clear aad lucid manner
discussed the topics of the day. "It seems
an
strge." to use Mr, Gernert; words, "that
then shaule he two candidates running for
the same office, for Mr. ('oneolly bas die
tinctly stated that he is a supporter of the
Mowat government, and yet he will not
come forward and meet me in public That
does not look like Rehash fair play for
me to have to fight • usoaidate in
the dark, for my profession debars
me from becoming • Patron or, entering •
lodge. I am sure that 1 would give him
every chases to make himself heard, end
1. meed have no apprehension that I would
take any undue advantage of him. All I
wish is to disco= fairly and openly the
10551100. that are bow before the public
and to refute the charges that have been
brought forward by Mr. Mallory and other
oedemas of the Patron fraternity against
the Mowat Government, and let the pshlio
he our judge. 11r. (;arrow then touched
on the surplus, showing by eosothe
mparis com-
ment
position that Ontario stands com-
rnA with Qnse bec and other provinces ;
aim how that the farmers as m
ee• class aro bet-
ter represented than •.y other ciao in the
showedlegislature. At some length be show
how by hie skill as a oon.titutossl lawyer
Sir Oliver Mow* ha
d been able to moors
for Ontario the disputed territory that l
now yisldibg • large sum in the treasury
by the sale of timber lieu, is The terve
audience was kept apparently much iota.-
sated in his remarks, axed the i.tereet did
n ot flag for one moment. although Ma
speech took ooe hoar and thirty miomes
deli ver.
The chairman next asked if any Paean
in the audience wished to address the most.
ing, after • short pause a voice from away meg ng out : -
Vete 'It git no speech from the p•ytbroas
tonight
Timm Tremark fairly brought down the
hems, and after • good deal of laughing •
very sucoemiml meting was brought to •
ekThes
e usual vote 0f thanks were tendered
toboth the candidate and dethrones,erones, and
after three rousing cheers for 1;arrow the
audience dispersed.
Illy. Cbsww MeaMeals IYs
.M temMeat• sad le
Well Msessvei-Tse f.matrt..«
atrtreMmre anis Tanis .a ter
Imam er tee W
Thursday of hist week woe • red Who
day fa Liberalise al Dungannon. It al-
most looked •a if the metre people el the
55otioa bed turned cat to do honor to theft
old representative, J. T. Garrote, sad the
Hon. Job. 1►rt dem, l osememio•er of Ain
cohere for Ostano. The eieeteng was held
la the oommodiow Agricultural hall, and
the attendance was large and reproae•u
ore.
The chair was oxoptd by ism. veteran
Kehsrmer, (tae. leerier or . ox -ward.. of
Huron, with his usual shabnty
Mr. Gerrow was the first speaker. aid
was enthusiastically teeslvsd. He Mated
that his tint political speech was made to
l)uugaaouo, ween he was brw.ght out as •
candidate four years ago. because his op.
poetise at that tune, was • resident of Dun
gamma ; and to the wow way, this menet
he had held Ins fins meseuogs in 1;odertoh
township because his present oppoaint
lived there. Hs thought it was only right
that the candidates should guest w the
Platform and discus) the issues so that the
peo fie might have an opportunity of deter
mining upon the rsepsctivs policies, bus up
to the present los opponent hal fought shy
Hs then spoke briefly, but forcibly upon
the questions of the day, and was cheered to
the echo as he made point atter point in
favor of the Mowll Administration.
Hon. John Dryden, on being ituoduc.d,
said be bad on two oalasi••oe previous to
the present one, mad. effort to reach Dunn
cannon, but the fates were against him.
Today be had come as • eituuen
to viskt fellow citizens and have a quiet
talk upon questions of mo01ent, irrespective
of party feeling. A moot vigorous and ef-
fective speech lied been given by Mr. Gar
row, and the deliverance proved conclusive-
ly that West Heron's old representative
was a credit to the riding Ind capable of
tilling the best office in the gdt of the state,
of common required. Mr. Darrow was •
brave, bold, straightforward moo, inside or
outside of the Hume, and was amongst the
meet respected members of the Legislature.
The speaker was a farmer, and heti always
been • farmer. He had been introduced es
Mr. Dryden, of Tomato, but that was •
mistake, as be hailed from near the .mall
village of Krooklin in Ontario county, and
the fact that the Premier 1.d called him eo
the Cabinet did not alter the conditione.
The present was one of the most critical
periods in the history of this oo00try as
then were so many different divisions such
as ala+'arthyites, P. of I , 1'. P. A., ad-
vanced prohibitionists sod old time Comm
votive* and Liberals. There were also
some who talked of independence of all
parties. For himself he knew of Do mote
indspeodeot member in the House then Kr.
(.arrow. (Hear, bear. lie (Dryden) also
n ot only professed independence but prac-
tices it. in his fleet political speech he re-
served to hunself the right of independent
judgment end he had meiotained teat posi-
tion up to the present time. ale hal cause
been bound and Dever would be. i Hear,.
hear I Independent action was one nt the
principles of Liberation, and was also •
ordinal plank. There was no whipping
into line, and Mr Mowat would he the last
men to attempt such • thing, There emu no
neutral ground in the House, .and a member
had to vote one way or the other. In order
to be independent it was mot necessary to
join another politest party and vote solidly
against the Government. He then took up
some of the objections that have been
brought agaiot the Government instaacinar
the salaries question and making • renes of
contrast@ in favor -it the amounts paid to
the 1 intone ministers. The cry of extrays,
genes was also • fallacious no.. and woe
clearly refuted aloe, every litre. The bene-
fice the& lied accrued to the farmers bey the
egneull.ral policy of the Government wan
n ext referred to and the good work done by
the travelling diary and t1. agricultural
e .bate was thoroughly presented. 50.000,-
000 1b. of Motor had bees the output on
the market during the year 1891 and it was
proved that slthougk other commodities
bad remained practically stationery in
price, butter by the b..eaosl ibflusne. of tl e
trayelline dairy had increased between 1892
and 1893 by 1 Sc. perib.,whiohammo aputting
in circulation amesebt the firming o011-
moutty of an extra 8750,000 each year. He
gave • number of metanoes illustrative of
the progrees that bad been male ID this
dinettes. much to the satisfaction and
amusement of the audience. The financial
rendition of Ontario, in o..trast with the
other Provisoes of Codederntios as well
as the Fowlers' Government was also
taken up and the highly satisfactory
meditate of the fsaanoes of this Province
slily deesocetrated. The speaker oonc'udd
an sterwuains, instructive and mamboing
address by calling upon all pressen, irre-
spective of party, to stand shoulder to
shoulder in defence of Ontario's (;rind Old
Mao, Sir Oliver Mow*, who 1.d time and
again stood in the breach betwem this
Provisos aad corrupt politicians of all
erode and oataditisaa Mr. Dryden took
his seat amid geed .d long-osmt aad ap-
plause.
At the elms a Mr. Dryd..'s address. r.
Ceram te.k s in reply to • question
by Thor. Oedema'', to deane his position on
the tamperers. qualities. Hs wee in fever
of temporaries legislation, aad had voted in
favor of every nose..» of prohibitory etre
anon.
The chairman endowed Mr I;arrow's
statement no the temperance line by citing
bis
melee when • member of the ooasty
oo.twil during the old Dunkin AM agit•tto..
Cheers for the h1 , Mowat, i►rydee
sad.'
'ams broog large .d repro
emtstivs nee ia5 is • slam,
LOt'HALSD .
MotrDa v, Jnes 4.
1• the 1..e el • heavy dew•prwr .f rad.
IoM tbre'eaed to pori est • g•theries,
sheet 150 d the lard p•sdest yeoman of
SAW.sali.. •.ambled be hear discussed the
politeetl questions id t1. day. Mr. G.rrww
was is good epe•Itl.g trim and his speech
oecured shoot ens hoar sad • pewter to
deliver. He briefly teaehed upon some a
11. leashes questions now agitating the
pianist e•mp•ig.• aad is ties able smear
that is psostfar to his sell, he ebony show-
ed that all the ,Margie b,ssg►n forward by
Me opposition were jest get h to upset the
Mowat government •t any pries, nerd ,meld
tea be poems This port of the riling is
se0id..ed me a Me ea e-ghetde .f las
Potrero and mash die•ppiNa.ms wee fel
wet it was ismd That 11. Naiad ss.di_
•datteerw eee m 1 unease, sad is last W see
sf iM asesa at say to mh m laver
=IL be hers
O 11iig., • seams' deed ho J. L
I hasp* i• rib leen& hat a G
STOLE FROM THE I. C. R.
A Former Troll -t. -do Fernier Arrested en
• Serloue Charge.
Rn tt 04 !ear, (1o.., June 4. -To the
great surprise of the people of this town,
an oid rusideut of this pleas named tier
main Dufour. who was oma a well-to-do
farmer, was arrested on • charge of steal-
ing goods from the I. 1•. R}heds and cars
He was suspected and watched, and hay
ing gathered proofs strong enough against
hem he was put under mein Saturday
afternoon. He acknowledged being one
of the thieve* but say. he 1. not alone
There seems to be an organised gang.
T.miseonta Railway ears were also visited
by them
Abunt 8200 worth of goods were fond
at I)ufonr's house, and brought to court
for evidence He mid he would name his
accomplices before the judge
aas teleas Ulisppear•aee Is Terata
Toa,ttu, Jane ;4. -Ors Saturday while
three young Inds were playing on the Duf-
fed* street wharf they found • coat and
hat. They ruched in the Boat pockets
and discovered • letter, which gave the
name of Thomas H. Stanley. The dadm
carried the articles to No. 6 polies station
where the officer in ebarge looked rip the
directory and found that • man beanog
the name of Stonier resided at 58 .Stafford
steel A constable was dee pstai.d to
that addtwse and found that lir Stonier
bad not been home last night. Stosier 1.
an engraver, and ap to a year asp wee em-
ployed in the Toronto Silver Plate Com
pony, King street west, when he and am
era others wen diseharged owing to the
dull ansa Minos thio period he has been
unable to get any employment, and It le
supposed that in • fit of despondency 1.
may 1..e walked sato the like M Deffevie
street wharf.
W. C. It V. O.avemal.a.
1,o11no1I, 0.1., Jas* 4 -The Dominion
Wemmi'. Cbtidh. Temperate Union
e..vmilimi Y 1e semen M London. Mies
Tilley, of Tomatothe semuary, read the
weal report Fuer sew aeons have
been °remkrd In the Northwest. The
*resonation will moo be legally Meow
pasted The eresssre 's etatemsmt showed
M rewires le be SEM Mt with 8877.84
ea heed.
Morris : George 1► abbess •d 'hes.
Osman, heel ad redd..t of Mends tows -
aim, left ier • aims r Beiglated Nis week.
Tun IhaP*L le 11.00 • yeas. r duan.
Los M sese M year ftb.fl►
UOMIN ION PAILLIAMENI
thvawa, May :Ste -1n the ('ou teens
thrN bells etas iuttudooed 01.4 read $fart
time
s a John Thuupsuu-To airtime' the Do•
edition Re 'tom .tea He said th5e the
Wil i'ruei.,w for • shorter tom •heloses
Donau •t;•.0 sue' poloist; 4157 te aortae
.uttetitmocien
Sir Julie fhsmieu•,-To aimed the AM
respeetiag iut5Mt. The bill provides that
judgments to for ruu,.t) entree shrill beat
Interest at 4 p r cent
Tire boom thea went into ('usamtetes of
Ways aid Meow.
Corona linen, silk and cotton olodb
lair au.l other articles torte from outlast
taboos. lP2i per rs. t. ad v•lmein"
leunask of lines, Inolm.Gag uai.kaDs,
.lurlwr tableclutiu, sldebo•td an ea.
diminish stir hum end doper, were ,'runs
ors. 11 •t -J 1'r cant al valu,out.
Shawl@ of ail kinds, railway and travel
ling rugs and blip dDatrrs ars •:m+ 23 pet
cent
(loth, not rubbing or mails water
whether of weed, cotton, ul ae or *Ito OC
etches or over 111 width •cd weighing Lot
is • than seven uauoee to the squire yard,
when imported earluss%sly 4•4 the menu
honor* of uneukiutose clothing under re
galenite* to be adopted by the Govenrot
iD rwucll, 12 1 ': per ceua ad valorem.
The duty otherwise ei 2' 1 2 per sent
Verne composed wholly or in part of
wool, worsted, the hair of the alpaca gust
or other like aoun•l, costing 20 cents pet
pound and nude:, 5 osuts per pound and
SO per cent. ad valorem.
Hereon, May 31. -:Sir Charles Hibbert
Tupper moved in the Coamons the arae
reading of bu bill respectiug the sortie
cotes of mastersaud Inas. or of ships. The
bill was read • first time
Hue. Yr. Laurier said that as the First
Minister Ilea not yet unreduced his bill
respecting the Iaectoial Francbies Act he
thought the House would like to know
what changes the boo. gentieman proposed
to make in the act
Sir John Thwnpauu said he thought. at
the details of ties bill might be somewhat
complicated, it wuald be of some puldie
serviete if he stated what the principles u1
the Lill would be, in order that of might
be understood by the Hoare and the pub
lic. They proposed important changes in
the Franchise Act, and, without making s
stanch upou it or giving reasons why the
changes won proposal would briefly state
what they proposed. First, they proposed
to adopt as a heats of the franchise the
franchise of the various provinces of Can-
ada They intended to peeping further
that the dtaquaificatiuue which had bleu
indicated by the Provincial Legialaturee
.hall not apply to pursues who would
otherwise be entitled to the franchise
The Hones then weut tutu cam mtttee uu
Ur. Weldou's bill to didtaucbtse vote»
taking bribes The bill provided that the
petitioner should deposit 6:100 alien !aide
the protest
Nr. Joannotte moved in amondtsent
that the amount should be recused to BLOW.
The atteudmeut was earned on • divrt.e.
The bill was reported to the House with
many amendment& it stends for a third
rend mg.
Nr. t'harlton moved the Hoase int.
committee on hes hill to enure the better
observance of the Sabbath.
The Hors went into committee on the
fins section, obeli makes it au indictal,le
offence to be engaged in the printing, pub-
lication. delivery, or sale of a newspaper
on the Lord's day.
l'oL Armpit denounced the proposal as s
piece of btgotry.• They could nut get the
Montreal Gazette in Quebec on Sunday
mooing if this became law
Mr. Charlton said the bill was directed
against Sunday papers. which were an
offence against morale, religion and public
welfare, and had a most d.isertoos asset
in the United States
Yr. Masson propueed an amendment
teserictiug the scope of the clause to the
..le, distribution or circulation of Sunday
newapapwrs
Mr. Chariton yid he was willing to 5c
apt Nr. Masson's amendment, which
thereupon was carried mud thus became
the substantive motion.
Mr. Haslam paid the section would make
11. printer. of British Columbia work ou
Y.
Mr. Usebard's amendment earthed.
Orraws. June 1. -lo the Hoose .t
Coamons, Hou. Mr. Daly, to answer to
Mr. Oiromerd, said that the Government
bad sent two agents to the United States
Iasi yaw to promote the repatriation to
Canadian There were some 288 Cana
diens who returned during the year. They
settled chiefly in Manitoba.
Sir John Thompson said that if thew
was time this session the Go..
would intrados the insolvency bill
the Companies' Act The Insolvency
had been tally considered in the Senate
and would probably not require tench din
elusion to the Hunee.
After noses the House went Into Com-
mittee of Supply, taking up the item o['
141,408 for salaries and contingent 'Aptness
of the Striate. which was pulsed.
On the item of 8290,000 for the revision
of the voters' list- Bir John Thompson, in
reply to Dr. lood.rkin, said be hoped that
about 825,000 would 1. saved by the pro-
posed change to the Electoral Franchise
Am in each revision.
The item passed.
Considerable dieco.ion arose ea the
vote for railways and canals.
°env i, June 2 -lo the Hoorn of
Commons Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper
moved the mooed reading of his 6111 to
amend the inspeoelon of Ships Aot The
tell provides for the inspection of tackle
sed In loading. The bill was read •
second and third Uma
Hon. Mr. Daly moved the third reading
..f ho b111 for the preservedon of game in
the suorgaoixed portions of the Northwest
Teri ionise of Canada. The bill was read
• third titer
Hon. Mr. Wood moved the third read-
ing of his hill to amend the Ooonral in-
spection Act The hill adds ba to the
lie of article d
to be inspectemo-
tlos was earned.
After resew the Horse went Into Com-
mute oe Ways and Mesas qq
Ito Mr Foster moved the sdoptid. of
the item, •' Bitaaleoas es.l. b omits per
ton of 2,000 lbs,"
The Item was adopted.
The item ed " Eggs, 1 mete per doom"
was sheeted, wltb the a.esda..t that
they are to be fres when and so {tog as
Maro allowed to miter fros into t1.
od Seise
Hos Mr. Fol. also proposed WI ream
Innes smarting that gods mitered slams
the tariff was latrodesed ahold set he
rubies to as extra duty, or liable to •
rented, °wise to • ..b steam ohmage of
duty, hat Um duty hares 51554 l rasa taco In
trued mishoral
Oa ns befog 1 serried Yea Mr. Resew
the Bess Mb woe he repined to
to, sed thus
thezthe teal was
Me mss! d e. •neper of tsrtab
law r diene►
A FARMER'S TALE OF WOE
THE IllfTXRA$T1NO NARRATI\'B OR
A liRRNVILLK (7O• MAN.
WS triad IlJCagi wS1ti wetalte It Tia
WOO.. -5 tolls Will raUs,VL IIJ.1111111111
mit-uewsp-pow em 5saaltam *LLTU
MID VTa0OUTN.
There aro few readers ef the Rssesler
whet ere aha teenier with the fent that IN.
WIhliams Ptak Pills ter Pas People enjoy
• repmt•ttea ler escalate, bah a1 home
aad abroad, set equalled by asp ether prw-
pnetary essdoir. That t4 repusatioa 0
deserved is amply harm out by Meerriam°,
easy of the beet mewspapees el the ooaatry,
which have carefully inveriagated the snot
• oteworthy of Me saw followiag the ase
of Ptak P111., .ad have gwsa the hots u
their readers, with • enamerr sad wiaui•e
arse that admits of ao doat* ea to the
annihilation of the report. Recently • re -
• oil the Homelier was informed by Mr.
John A. Barr, Ib wail kaoline drwggse&
Mist the uartioslaee of • case quite es oink-
feg as many tet haw bola published could
he learud trim Mr. Samosa Sargent, of
Augusta towe.bap, who had bees bwattd
meet remerkehly by the Ptak fill West -
men. The repealer determired to mainline
Mr. Sarcasm. •ad accordingly drove to
hie home to Augusta, shout siz mks from
Brookville. Mr. Sergeant was found busily
segaged is hodiing lop is the woods sear
his home, and although well up in the
sixties was working with the vigor el • arae
is the prime of life, *A nhui'sg so trees of
the fact abet he had be.. • great sullersr.
Whoa informed of tbe reporter's muswo
Mr, S•rgs•at mid 1. could sot say tem
much in favor of Dr. \\lllaaai Ptak Pills,
and expressed his willingness to give the
facts in connection vote hr restoration to
health. " Two years ams," said lir Mar
,coat, " 1 went over to New \"ark nate to
work in • lumber nylon for the winter
Osie day while drawing loge ono slipped sad
roiled on me, injuuag my spice. The pain
was very seven and as I could so loo'er
work 1 was brought back 10 one hams, aad
was laid up for about sit mamba. 1 oaf
fired a treat deal .ad seemed to be growing
worse. 1 Lonnie badly constipated and as
• result piles developed whish added to my
misery. The venous treatments did not
appear to do me any good, and one of my
mightier, *domed are to to try 1►r. Wil
tams' }tisk Pills. fly swifts went te
town and procured • supply, yod 1 had
sot been teeing them long wises 1 foesd
myself growing stronger end the pets ,
leaving me. The pills male my bowels i
regular agate and the piles disappeared,
and by the time t had Ween six boxes I
fogad myself as wen as I ever was, and ebbs
as you ear, to do • good day's work." Mr.
Samsun further said that 1. had bees
troubled with berme for tourueu years
during all which tame he was forted to wear
• trues. To his surprise that trouble left
him Ind in April last he threw away hie
tree and has hail no Doc iiou for it tuna.
Mr. Sarreant declares his full belief that
this too was dem to the use of Dr. Williams'
Pink rule, but whether tins is the °sae, or
whether his release trom the rupture is due
to his pndsngd net es • result of has
other trouble, the reporter des not pretend
to say he simply tolls the story as Mr.
Sargeant gave 11 to hint tee thing is
mask, Mr ihrgeame sod hie wife are r. r
amen iesem ps to the morns et o.. Si.
I1...s' link
iimideat•lly litre set.
ream toldPink Pills W kiss le air Mrs er of the greatWdg
Taylor. who Rees in Kossa Co,, Regis*
aad who was a gage. Orem peealy.. •5j
smile M ,sees hand sr hen, The trusty,
afissemd her ebonite± M isle as einem mu
ser sus mashie le oslgln fed, sed to
mase elm owed ler eristasee Ile
• ssaeid period. MR 8argsaar mht
her sister • supply of Pbk Ptlis, thio► two
showed that she had ensured the tag►t
mediates. T1. treatment won oetieesd
sad • farther supply of the pills procured
after the osatimay osits Leed.m some
what mid whMia optimaed srpaat Mat herd from
her .beer she had rwgai.ed almost •11 ha
several strength altar hawses hem pasatriteg for
saem
)ears.
A depraved esditios ef the blood or •
shattered Berme system is the secret er
inset ills tier anti* msaklad, aad py n
Merino tits blood sal r.bmlldiag the nerve,
Ir. Williams' Ptak PIU, strike .t the rest
of the disease, dri.iag it from the epee.
and
maturing the patient to health sad
strength. 1a oar. .f paralysis, spool
troubles, baomotor ataxia, eoutio., Thee
.,'•tis., erysipelas, soref.lo.s trouble•, etc,
them pills ere superior to all other tort
,sent. The e o • specific f
tro.b4. while are or :b
make the Times of to essay
wow a.ber•Ies, sad speedily remote the
g low of Matti to sallow cheeks. Mm
brekes dews byw.orwerk,worry or .aceeti
will Sod i. Ptak Pills • certain cure. 14.
wan of imitating aid substitutes Hissed b
be " jest •• good " Sold by all de•leo or -
seat by mail, postpaid, M 50 o..te • bot, er
6 bone. for 42 20, by add,' stag the 1k.
Williams' 11ed'am Co. Hoe* vtile, tt.t.,or
Sahessct.dy, N. T.
morns 0.5..11'. tleer.... Crated Dar.
Tuluitivr.. Juno 2. -A distressing cam at
1.41117 came beton 1udoo* Ilctsut,g•U
trstrntay !lies Carrie Holfugab.ad, a
young wu001u of for city, daring her e0-
•minetlou pleaded with th. judge to to
tertere un MaoWh.rrell'. behalf. Het
mold was evidently effected with brooding
ever the unfortunate titian's cuudltt,w. She
was committed to the .asylum.
Fire 1. Partials. -
1)u iese, lint.. June 2. -Yesterday the
dweluug house. barber. shop and butcher
.hop, °word by Mr. John H. Wolin and
..copied sty Omar locker mud T Mt -
respectively, were tx.mpl.tely
destroy.l by fire, loss about 81,000: batid -
legs insured for 8330.
M.mg.gl nor SI.rarrr. g Nb nattier -le -la..
t'or.rmata. 5 t' , Jane 4. -Juin P.
Morgan was hutted in the Greenville Jell-
y -aid for the murder s,1 1. West:irgtM
1ltp:o, Lis father uelam
Mw te Met. wommair- peer.
Seed 25 " Sgplirbt " Sop wrapprts
berrieg the words ( Why Iloe. • Waris.
look Old Sooner Than • Moe "1 to levet
Bros.. Ltd., 43 Scott -et Teraeio, awl yes
will receive by post • pretty picture. free
from advertising. and wen worth framing.
The it an easy way to decorate veer holm
f The sop is the beat to the market sod it
i win sally net le. nowt ge to seed in ter
wrapper., of you base the end. open.
Write your mate carefully. 1r
I\'ingbam Was. 1/as., the well•kso .
clerk of Howick towarbip, was very ail law
week His friends hep, to see bon mond
vete 0000.
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