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THB SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT', THURSDAY, JUNE 28. 1894.
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Aedesicl.. Omar to.
T.rm• et eatrrrlptl.a t n
as mouth. in adr.aea 8 11
tea month.. •' ..., >r
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a Tear, " 1 M
tnrrdit is seated the pries per ism
will be ...... m
Lime al 1fe.r :abet.
Your label to a steadies rereept of the dale
e. Mh'.rh you are paid up. Hee that it Is sot
an• -eat to fail 1140 r.
When • change of .4trees ,s Moored, both
the old and the new •Adroit' aboeld be g••ee.
Aarerll.lag sale.
L+ual awl other casual of tan ieemaet., I.
Inci.ne for first insertion. and 3 oasis Per Ila•
tot each subeequ•ot ineertioe. Measured br
• neaoare,l srak.
Bu.in..0 cards et sir I nes and under. $$ P.
year.
Alvertleements of Lo.t. Pound, «'rayed;
situations Vacant. :o::u.tton . N-a•te.l •s4
!liens.. ('haver. Wanted. sot e1aer.liog I
lines nonpareil 11 per month.
Houma on !Sale and Farms on Pale. not to
. zce.d limes. 61 for first month. fine. per sub-
eserient month. larger allele. ,n pr0port.or,
Any special notice, tier :vocal of . hieh .s to
Promote the pecuniary benefit ct any ,a4i•
rldual or company. to he considered as ad
vert torment and chanted accorhrg p.
Lo -al notice. in nonpareil type one 4.e0t per
word. no.oItees le" than tSc.
Isocal entice• in ordinary reading tipe 1410
0.04. per word. \., Ir f-wr lees 4 10 s{a,
Not tem for churches and other rel:1044s at.4
b.eerolent institutions half rate.
f.tnoserrlal r'•.trart ed, rr*t'saeala.
A limited number of displayed advertise
mews wail he inserted at the frsllowia,l 7.tea
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" four insertions
•• three months.
six months. ...
•• one year.•..
No edTerti.enlem Lm than two inti.. in
15th will be calculated on above haste. S
perron:.disconnt allowed for cash mymeam
0• three mouth: contract ; 10 per cent. on Cu
&tmtth.'. and 13 P. r rent. 00 a years. The
conditions will be stri,a!3 enforced.
Ab.ot -►rhe al,twal" Aellrerr.
8u w.cnbrr who fall to re•eive Tits SlantL
rten.larl,, either by ea-rier or by mai!. will
confer • fa cur by rot mocking us of the feet at
Y early a date as Rossi vie.
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of paper only.
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.n
pote4 Local Travelling .:gent t,r the town -
Ships of Ooderach. Coitiornb, Ashfield and Wa-
w■ noel..
I.oral poet nineteen over the dintrirt are elm
empowered to receive •ubscriptioas to Tits
Smoot..
At, coma,uni, at ions must be addressed to
U. MCUI1.LICUUDT,
Tun diemsb.
Telephone Call fe. lioderich. cant.
OOD1KRiCH. THURSDAY. JL;X* Int, Llai
THE THREE HURONS IN LINE.
THE political tattle has'hern fought,
and in this C.wnty, the three Hurons
are again in line in the Liberal in-
terest.
in west Huron. the old meuni.er
won a grand victory .against great
aisle, and succeeded in retait.ing the
seat by practically &s large a tote as
on the previous occasion. He was
opposed by a farmer ---a patron candi-
•iite endorseel by the P.P.A.-ant1 by
the leaders of the West Huron Cori:
seri'&tive Association. A large sum -
her of reform patrons were cajolleti in-
to toting for Mt. C:oltroLLY on the
specious p!e:t that he had rendatint5ed
Toryism and wart 'now an independent,
whilst at the same time private can-
assers were going through the riling
:►skim; Conservativemi t.. vote for Mr.
C'omxoLu on the ground that be was
lust as good a Tory as ever. but ea,
pretending to hate left the party so
as to pull the wool over the eyes of
the Grits. As a result of this series
of tactics a large number of f.ihernl
patrons were induced to vote t lie pat
trop ticket whil,t the hulk of ti,.. ('on-
servattve vote held fine to r. Coe
"WLLY. Notwithstanding every Ale -
vice resorted to it i. .a.ti+fr.•tory to
know that Mr (1 tettol% hes )wen
successful in holding the riding by
practically the old maiority.
1 n Fast Huron the veteran. Tito».
G11WOK. who has oecUpied the ,'ht
*ince 1 n. I, played harpy with his op
pentad, Patron Mitre, and rolled up
the magniticentumajority of .',03 agaitl•t
that gentleman.
in South Huron M Y. Mi'LEA)n,
has xueyoetle.i in retaining the con.tit
aency, but by a deetrai9d majority,
owing to a defection amongst the (ler
man resident% of Hay and Stephen in
favor of WEI«H,LLER, who was of
I ;errnan extraction. 111' 1.1.10 I, a
good man and the next time 4u face*
the music we feel assured be will
Grits to 2 Tories, anti on all yueetionl
not affecting the party platform Brit
patens will vote Grit, and Tory
patrons will vote Tory It. that case
iMower will have • oalority of 32 on
t .hvteioi.
The Cotuervatlx r+.l I. t t r been piss.•
tically wiped Out ea w party, and are
now only the the tail end of an op-
position. On a atrai;;ht din111011
against the other elemeets in the
House they art in a uunority •.f 41',
and hating Ioet those euuorut ,tutee•
men ('LANCT and SOL- WHITE., they
will be abort in .lehating talent.
The battle has Leen fought and won
and hut, but, Ontario is, safe, and the
1; ran.l (fltl Malt 61111 reign..
SNAP SHOTS.
Now that patron Co!tsoLLT has
taken off his inttepetelent suit yew will
find him to he as anti' :t Tory 'as he
ever was. H.• wont work very hard
agioilrat the I1owlnlon Government at
the nest election.
The Hamilton Spectatojr eon claim
the credit of having defeated all of
its P. P. A. candidates. it conduct-
ed e• dirty campaign front start to
finish.
Between now and the Dominion
election it will he in order for ill.•
Black Hon* Cavalry to disperse. :t
they did after the Equal Rights ani
tat ion.
THE SIG\AL': tend, ten j &iron Cos
n'ot:Lt iia distinguished consilieration,
and hopes that he Lae not found poli-
tical life au iridescent dream.
TnE SN:o.Al. extends its sympathy
to its nil and esteeniwl friends A. A.
Yut'xe., and ALEN. HotiERTsoa, of
Colborne.
We have an excellent piece of C;th-
inet timin'r in West, Huron if Sir
('LIVER wants to have a portfolio
tilled.
in the language .1 Prittcipal.(IIL .ST:
"Ontario cannot afford to dismiss Sir
UWnuk MOW AT."
That Ivan Mower is a ,toyer He
will not resign. die or get licked at
elet'tions. -
The P. P. A. i•ontiugent 111 the
House is not tar large. but is vee•
united-
( for rooster is in great fettle this
week. aril we've sharpened up Lia
spurs
T1,1• (.rite were not on the ruts Tues-
day.
Otjr roo.hter still crosses
ills Hour hasn't come.
Mow.i won't go.
BOOKS AND PERSOQIQ*Lg
Pat MET11•.ni.T 114A4A)'7g roe .1ri.l.
This number begins the fortieth volume of
this rna,tvne, by far the oldest magesine In
the Lium,ntos It has several arti.lee of
special interest A handsomely illustrated
paper deeerihee the journey from the Sea of
Galilee to the source of the Jordan, •t
C','•mrea.Philippi, the most northerly point
of our >Mnour's lourneylop through Pales
tine. Another illustrated article of much
ieterest s on onu.e life in 1'anada and else.
where. by the Re.. R X Horne, It A The
Rev. F. N. Hiker has also an illustrated ar
tide
on " A Day with the Deaf Mutes,
LSellsyde,"• very a7gestiveand intruct,re
sketch. A contribution of unique interest
is that on " Prophet., the Need of the
('hurch," by the Rev. `Septi -out .Innes,
M. A , Rural Dean of Toronto ; also an tm-
portant article o. the Chinese in America,
hy the Re.. 1),. Sutherland, Missionary
`secretary of the Methodist Church. A mos -
illustrated story of special interest to Meth
sadists, by a daughter of the paremage,
d•serib., the parsonage life which she
knows so well It is full of richest humor
with toucher of finest pathos Mrs litre's
story of Cornish life grows in interest. A
pathetic Match, " It's Nobody's Fault Rut
My 11wa," is given by Miss Cnmilla t4aa-
d•renn, of the Tornntfo Haven. A portrait
and life .ketch of the late i1r. Peck, Mis-
sionary Secretary of the Methodist Kpisco•
pal Church, is also given, and • review of
8tr J. W. lirw.on'. latest book, " Siam
9ali.et Points in the History of the Earth."
Now is a rood time to subscribe • $1 will
MOWS the Nags/me for the newt sit
atuatha, or $1,60 will secure the Mseanne
from the beahmieg of the year to the end
of 1894 s redaction of Rfty mete. Price,
62 year : 11 fee all month.: 20 cents per
number. Temente: William Briggs.
bring South Huron into line with DEATH RATE REUUCEO.
etre/llilon Report or she wse.l.l*e bealeb
*arra. Porto per rent hoer, death.
la Canada lass rear Ibam eyes before.
he old-time mal0rity.
The Huron* are safe.
OVER THE PROVINOE.
E1.ILKTION r,'turn, frotn all mer
Ontario show that the Mowat (Govern-
ment is stronger than ever, eo far •e
an organized opetre itinn is convertive!
The latest reports give SO Reform
era, 26 (Joneervativea, 14 Patrons and
3 P 1' A members. Thi. would giro
Mow AT a myorhy (d h or..r the con,
bine.l element., if the were toopp.we.
hire, and N Is • good ase'king major
ity , hat lie will not he opposed by I
the eethlfineel Newt Air ie.virding to 1
model's*. CoiswOtie. the patrons hare
not Imam ela.t'tM to ("pow, iMOWAT.
Tie • of the , ie 12
(I'TT4OA, .lune 2.i The last report of the
Health Korean here e(atai.s the �ighly
gratifying intelligence that the dee rate
in Camila dories the last year was (ower
than in any 9rieie01 year since Colefeders
now being within a freeman .f forte per
oast, lower ban the beat year ever before
reported. ('Loser •ram,sation r*w. 4. that
the greatest decrease was in dead{' from
Iiriehti (rues, Diabetes, Dropsy. Heart
disease, kh.umatsm and ether dlemese
mewl hy disordered or dimmed Waite,
Farther lovesti7attnn shows that where tb
eases of such dte..s waaha.. decreased, the
neve within the year made free Ise
eld. Kidney Pills. 1'en..,IMtly it ie
safe to my 'hat the falling off to ('said•''
death rate is dues tb nothi.g bat Nude's
Kidney Pills
Relgram A nnp,hsr of the (rinse,. el
R•'• e•s L. W 010••1..( at He mance Twee.
dap enable of 1.11: weak awl /pwW him
with • wolf wsd moss prier M his defer.
Tll SAM OLD STORY
The Provincial Outermost Ants
Sustained at the Polls.
AN ALL-OVER MAJORITY OF 8
T e Straight liweramaae *epp.04.r.
Number 31 The on•ereatlre. Lteet
1; 71.e Patrons cat Indu.ley
13, sad the 1', Y. A. 4
Masa bee.
Liberate
81
uamer►.alarss 77
gausses 11
Y. Y. A I 43
O.e•erameat 1W1ts'rlty over all s
Towxn). June 2'1 -The Government of
Sir Ulmer Mowat has again been rammed
by the electors of the Ynnlnoe of (intent,
Above is found . recapitulation of th•
latest returns, showing the majority of Sir
Ubeer to be over all the versed demesne of
the Opposition eight members in a fall
house.
A5.ther Way of Looal.g At 14.
The pre-election lists show that of the
Patron candidates elected only two were
pronounced Conservetives, a. that adding
there two to the 1 ipp sitiou • 44 the other
thirteen to the [government, •luny with
the P. P. A., Mr Mct'aLutu, the recapitu-
lation will annul thus
Lib.rais elected 51
Liberal Patrons
1'. P. A. liberal
l..
Couservatives elected 27
4'uuseryative ferrous
13
1
63
2-29
Gov. majority with Patron support... 16
A Calque Coolest.
The election was unique In the feet that
in every constituency there was a ;mutest,
in many caret three and tour candidate
ran. fibers were 113 Liberal e4udidatea,
62 Conservatives. 13 ludep.udeut• and 32
Patrons.
Notable tetests
Otte Minister -Mr. Harty 01 1lugetoa-
wee de(r ed by a small majority ; int in
surprising 1.4trast to the iusjority by
which he was elected. The t'ummissioher
of Public Works, however, will, it is said,
And another seat.
Another serious lh,1erument loss is that
of the Speaker in the late House, Mr,
Ballantyne, and the minority representa-
tive in Toronto, Mr. Tat, hay likewise
been defeated. J
• )u the other aide, Sol White and Mr.
Clancy. the financier cat the Oppoeitioo,
have succumbed, and their luso Is keenly
regretted by t'onservatives here.
Old !'ember. Dereated,
Algoma, W,.• -fames,
Brace, a:-Lmek, Lib
Durham, W. -Lockhart, Lib.
Kingston -Harty, Lib. (Miai•terf
Lanark S. -Clerks. Lab.
Parry Hauled -Sharp., Lib.
Penh, S-Raliantyue"(Speak -frf
Renfrew. 8. -Howling, Lib.
Stormont -Yak, Lib.
Tomato -Tait, Lib.
Wallington, W. -.titan, Lb,
Addington Reid, Cum
cattle ed=-3tbnk, Cou.
Dofferin-Barr, Con,
D0Rerul, E -t ampb.•1I, E R.
Elgin, W. -Met W. -McColl. Lues
Essex N. -White, Cot
Hestluggas,, E. -Hodson. Con.
Hest, W. -Clancy, Con.
tariv, N..-(llendieniug. Con.
spend-YcCiearv, con.
Government 1.rss.e,
The following table shows the iosses
sustained by thy Iioverumeht .1,d who
gainad the Yate they lust
OOT. UAW COI. e.A14. PATat)T oats.
Algoma W Savage
Siwe. (' McDonald
Durham. W.. ...Reid
Ubngarry il. 1'hersoa
Only S McNichol
Kingston. .Smythe
Lanark.
Lanark, 8 . Matheson
Perry SoundBeatty
Porto, 8. , McNeill
I'rince EdwardCaren
Simone, C.__ Coatis
Stormont . .... Seamen
Toronto Matter
N'•Ufu un, W , . Tinker
York, W .SL John`
Crv.Y,. Looms.
This liable shows the eoe.titaeselee lost
by the Opposition and the gainers of the
Mate:
00n. 1..417
Addington
Algoma, 1C
Carleton
Dof•rin
Elgin. W McNeish
Esau, N ' McKee
F
Kent. W ,.,.,Pardo
Middlesex
Ontario. N Chapple
Simone, W
Welland German
The Pains. or Indaslry.
The Patrons of Industry captured 15
eats sod are fairly well moieties' with
their macaw al a new pert!. It Is son
ceded here that they have not gained all
they desired -the balance of power to the
legialat n re
UR 0111314 PAT. OAI4I ,
Halliday
Farwell
Kidd
Junes
Hayes*
Shore
Currie
The Toronto..
The('oo•.rvativee Won• jubilant in this
silty inaemoeh as they elected their men
by majorities rangier/ from 9(46 for Slaver
t• 11411 for Howland. Notwithstanding
this the Empire. however, refrained from
diepleytng any more figures after putting
out Ms last bulltiu
Tl. C..s.r,atlee traNGaatie.I
(ktv.rsttteelt anppnrten47
=Hon
..•••••••••• a
piss„ to hear fmIu 4
1,
A Cellap..d ttpl•altlesa,
The Globe edienri.11jy awe Oat of 94
membt'ie 04 the new i,lg latat.n the Lib.
oral party eseledi.g .31 dosbtftda and
'sees Petrone who ere friendly In the
Oeeernwt, has awned a else, ma
je•Aty,
e et
34 eetteStainaiee Ole Qui
nitrta .e yetis baa dosing >>R Me W
.4
WV oral emiseg new of its course la the
emaysi a. B7 ieaviug more thou • third
of the temetitwscie. unprovided with r
guiar C,!tyr(♦•tivtt candelas,* they eon
fisted that itshe mold gg policyLed out convinced
`0aair7 1, left Arvind rte haat{ i�
t . cw,llrl ?n y too
close coat ltwneies to f lee P. P. A, It,
therefore, became ...00lgtrd, in .$1. of
.oew..w1 I.rotest•, with the methods and
auw of that assooiatues, u,d it le i0vulv.d
m its defeat 1t la • malauclwly ending
fur • I•ulf1oal party. but one which with
..rlluar7 sagas tl y might have bee& fon
sera
TES 001/1111111111111T Laa011181
FULL RETURNS.
LIBERALS ELECTED.
co]Rm'ISuIIS. 111401IRr1. MAJ.
Addington ..... Halliday 29
Algoma. E F'arrwrll 172
Brockville - IliumBrant. ti. Ilar fy i,. 500
ilrattt, N ........ w..,1 459
bussu, p aro , , , 150
Mims. N Tomo
K.•e ........327
Essex. S.... I:alfuur, ........ 600
F]gin, W ...... Mc\eMb 190
Grey. l'ielat«) 1100
Hamilton. V1" a iib .,a 458
Hamilton, F: Middleton .... ', 1223
Hastings, W Biggar 129
/Laidimartd • Barter... .. 106
Huron. E I Libsun , ....... 500
tinroo, 11' GatlrOw 107
Hnroa, S.. . Mclean ;,,53
Kent, E.'. Ferosion • 6110
Kent, W ...... I'arJo. ' 300
Lanark, N.... .t'a:dwell 2.49 lurk, W
lambtou, \1• Mackenzie, .. _ 20
Harcourt.. *110urt.... 32
Middlesex, V1' R( .. 1(43
Middlesex, N Taylor
N1pllesing . Lo'ue'inn
Nurthnmbeeisat4 WField .........100 .....
Norfolk, ki - ('&$ lull .
Norfolk, N • Carpenter • - 212
(huario, N t'hal.ple .....,I, 1(40
',warm, S .. Dryden 300
( Ixtonl, \ M,wat .. :101)
, lafurd, :.. .1: SAeltay 4117
1'-terburo', 44 stratum 353
Ppd.... .. ....Smith ' 441
I'eterb aro , E .. Itiezard - 161
1'remott-.I.:veutonal 748
ever the Mehr. (heat j.bu.ttea brew
sq bon Ilan, betide. I reworks lead is
ltaea•e IWeblieti presembee beteg pre-
wisest :mimeo _ -yr*
LIBERALS ELECTED IN INS.
ji••
.
consnerseeT.
Algoma, 11' , Cusmss... , .�.. 59
Brant, N Weed 4111
Brant. S .Hardy 1174
Brockville .Fraser 634
Bruen, N. ) Gone 1;
In 1891. l Porter 4410
la 18110. ) Petro&-M.N 7441os ... 430
Bruce, S (t'Cuunor , .. , .. 1173
Bruce, C Deck 311
Marham, W I...kitart 31
Kaes, S th4Iour WI
(Alogarry. ... , Rayon's.........258
they, N .Cleland 357
Univ. ti Huuter
Haldituasld ........ Baxter
Hamilton W. -New l'on , 189t
Hamilton E 09911 (itbsutt.
Hastings, W Bilpfa,..
Huron, E ......... (i i bs..o
Huron, S. Bishop
Honor, W (;arrow ........
Kent, E Ferguson
Kingston (19921.. Harty 700
l.ntbtuu, E . ...McKenzie.. MN
Lmbto,, W Mackenzie ... 711E
Lmbton, E. (131Mct'allolu, P.P.A.
Luark, N .,t'aldwell.. 187
Lanark, 44, (1414 ..Clarke 19
Middlesex, N Waters 85
Middlesex, W . Rose 124
Munch . Harcourt 4241
Nipiwing . . ...Loughlin 433
Norfolk, N I .. Fdeeluart 307
Bre election i t'swi.euter 210
Norfolk. S 4'(iarltou 66i
NorthumberlandN Field .. 203
I Mtano, S Dryden 159
1 wawa . Bronson
I4xford, \ Murat
t Ixfond, S .. McKay
Parry Sound ... - . Sharps....
feel. a t'htsu0lm .
In 1892 Smith
Penh, S .... . Itellautyne +...
Peterboro, F I4lezard ... .
Petrrbum, W • , , , fit niton
Prescott Evahturel
Pnu1e EdwmrdSpragg• '
Renfrew N Barr.
Renfrew, S ... I ow►tug ...s
Russell Robillrrd
Sllncte. C .. .. Petto0. .
Stormont Mack.. •
Toronto " Tait, 3389
Victoria, W McKay
Waterloo, N Snider
N"nterla,, . , %loom
Welltuytuu; E ' Clarke
Welltugt -n. 8 Guthrie..
Wellington N'. A%latt
Wentworth, N ..'McMahon
Vt"entw.,rtb, ,t Awrey
York. K South
York. N MYR.--
44
3103
700
136
5011
158
112
638
4tra.......... i Itism/mon .
• RKeefe 700
Renfrew, N. B.rr 66
IMfrew, 8 t'ampbe)1 116
haseell .'.. Roth/lard 100
Victoria, W McKay 210
Waterh,o N .... .R..ber.fou...___ 950
Waterloo, 3 Moore , 461
11 villulttun, E, Craig .......... 287
Wellington, 8 Macri., 832
Wentworth, S Awrey 274
'Wentworth, N I!latt • is
WeUauc , , . I iermaa .
York, \ .. Davis . .
York, 1 .. . Mjcbenteun ....
tilkineor
DOMINION PARLIAMEN
Viial t 1! -y Aosw i17l
• � l:`u�
little sees o Impeetenee wee d
Several (41811414)11* were put •ed answered
and Mr. Purley uwved for all the pope
and oprrespund•nce In regard to the car
age of malls betweeu I?ince Edward Ulan
,tui tn. m.iulauJ. He .4.00 ted t
tonuel scheme.
This Idea was supported by Mr N'ood
of Westmoreland, who said that It wuu
take Mn years to build the tunnel
meantime something ought to be dune
Improve the pivoting •serios.
Mr. Devise wae of upi(Hon that the Go
eminent was only f with Ibis tuu
seisms, since it would oust between
wu twenty 011111.11 dollars and they we
not prepared to expend that amount.
of the Franchis. Act of 1863 -the revidu
barrister --should be removed.
1), Sproule, In moving for certain eo
respondence, read • number of letters fro
De. Wright, of Detroit, who was an 1
•vector of cattle at Windsor .od Sara
who wee di.n,w.ed from the pestt)u0
the tiove$ument, to show that the duotur
tried to blackmail the (grand Trunk Com
pour sad .Lm the tioverntwut by threaten
log to publish articles iu the press whin
at that time lin 1'04'3 would cause th
Caua.tiau cattle to be scheduled Io
Dud it oertetu conoeeaiuus were not load
to by increasing lits salary sod other
The motion wee rased.
lefese tie U uretic m elf Priv item
l<lsett.m yemenlay 'Mae.., we, tak.a
the 1 *hero t� 1 Arthur y !t
� • ateot Ad de t�Il*werlbard.licete.
S. L'eovuM, ►� .l = .
n
um tot
one
retired gnaw
• uhf 'urease'• Ind, `atli why
mode It clear that ?ur_•atse• uy ��,�
• euatraclor, and is autllc►eot to deprive tis
d hie met lu the blouse
Or'TAwa, JUL: 16. --In the [louse et
ld Commie 7e•totte,, 811 Richard tilt.
and Wright moved en amendment on
to
y•
^eta
eel ng for tender, for • large number .f
tea them islands The time for renting
re tenders was to be July 2 Sir ku
hoot
Cartwright sailed the attention cat tk,
6 tiuverutu•ut W the last that the onion,
t iovrntwut hal made $ prop/name to 144,
✓ , 1)ou4nin to deal with them War.dt Tba
proposition was dated April 26 lint Then
n-
were three points to It. The first was
that these islands should he utilized r a
b 1'*Wi• park 111 the mound !! lace the t44
term lioverumeut sumps teal that Ihq
would par onelia11 acid the neanstiva
should pay the other hall The thiel
proposition wee that the Duwint.,0 s1oold
withdraw the nolo:* of Gale so that tk.
Proviuw would have an upl.•rtu4lty of
laying the matter before the Levels
n
chasing the whites'.
��l1caty ee.
'apply hu regard to the ears of toe 'f'k,t
mud 1lalaude, The liuveram.ut some nay
puWiehd dvertimmente In the
b
Eng
•
and gettl•ig w rat for the purpueof pit
The am.udmaut of Sir Richard Can
Wright, which was, of course, • want cal
• confidence neotlou, was to the effect that
rue aisles should be postponed toe4.e4l. to
O Prot 11110 to lay the mantel before tb
l slain
� fes
1 ne aia.ltdment wY detested
1 Thr belaime of the ratting one taken up
in supply.
s7Tane. 4131611 23 -la the Hoose yes
terJay. Harry ('..rby, IL P. for ]test
Hastings, r4Igne,l Ito .Gat ..n 1411004.4 4
ite being brought to the atteutlon of the
House that he had remind 94,100 frost
the 110vernment f•.r methylated 'pine
Mr. Corley Lae a distillery at B•1leedia
Yesterday he said that he was nut Mane
of having dune anything wrong when the
m..w7 WY paid over. Now ue is nonsked
that he committed • mistake and that the
sewptens., of the money was • notation 4
the Independence of 1'.rUmariat Act He
was cheered by both enamel the Hods* u
the action he took.
The following divoree bill' were r....si
at • meeting of the Private Bills Com
mines. Joshua Nicholas Finnan, Willa=
Samuel Piper, Joshua Thompson and te-
1•&du I;corgi, Richmond Johnson.
Orr.w*, Ont.. Joe -1u the Hones
of Commons yesterday Sir Hibbert Topper
introduced au at to emend the Fisheries
This bill, which does nut come int
operation until next year. places • llamas
on the lobster coring and packing in
duettists. This the Minister of Marine au
1418Fisberfee saki weir the only way of pre
mel serving the industry owing to tine amount
)101 of illicit curing and canning that was now
Ho 1n ! pAnother feature of the bill was to gra-
vid* for the dr:tttng of e.lmon 4n certain
NO i places The hill also urundes for an 1n-
79 i crease in the penalties lot second mid third
564 clam oaeuces for Illicit fishing
as l I A bill oleo by Sir Charles Tupper, pro-
. riding that deck loads ou ships for the
acct West 1ud;ss be increased from three feet
2211 , to au fest, was reed • *woad time.
K3.5 Dwane. June; 21.-1u the Hones of
417 ' Commons Sir Julio Thompson intruduoed
an A. t to ratify the French treaty. The
bill aowtain• only one short motion fur the
433 purpose of the retl6cat►uu of the treaty.
-k,_ { Sir Cherie* Iflbbert Topper's bill W per-
4mit mit snipe from (',nada bound to the West4319 inches to carry deck loads of six feet it -
632 stead of three feet was red • third lune.
336 The greeter part of the balance of the
ise sitting of the blouse was taken up with a
31 1 bill to oun..,lid 1te the Northwest mounted
517 I po14c-.
les tire l Ur r `wA. Out , June 22 .-la tl. Scam
61 of Corney'.. _Ih. 1.andr,rr.in lour11111
reeoluti'•u of non oonttd.ln(e on going into
&vee m the Government fur their
L elimumsel L. W. (ioodeaow. jemt-
m111ter .,r O., Ont*no, and ap.
00iated 11. B. Ha,derr,n. w ...:, .,f Ur
k.s 'i•r, Ile, tur.ol% r vI Yoram/omit for
Balton. to his piece.
Sir Adolphe Cron, Postmaster (general,
said that the reason of 430odenow being
dismissed was that h• was nnabl* to at
tend personally to the other The rtaul4-
tiun was defeated by fifty-two of •
ma rt
Thoe Ht7.oose then went into supply for the
balance .t the evening.
Tiff . q 4' .e1T1"[ 1.1Anga gutergn.
CONSERVATIVES EIECTD' CONSERVATIVES ELECTED, 1890
coxer TeeNClga
Algoma. W
Cardwell
Unrham: IL
Durham, W
LIgfn. 8'
°reseal*. ...
Grey. C.,.
Hastittp, iC
N&Itnn ..... • ..
Kinesto&....r,
1.anark, 44.. , ..
Leek .., , ,
1.0&1101
Lincoln
London
Mu.kuka.
Nort hum b Orland,
Perry wound . i
Perth, ' M
Siam*. E
Toronto, N . Matter 996
Toronto, S , /lowland .. , , . , 1,854
Toronto, 4V Crawford . 1,426
Toronto, 1 Ryerson 1609
lemon•. 1....... Carnegie
York, N" qt. John
111111/11/1101.
riled.
..Savage 116
Little1,000
Faille 400
Reid .... ...... 59
Wh;tney.,,,,,
Brower 300 Elgin 0
Sash .......... q24 F7gin 1
Rorke 81 Essex N.......... White
WO. el los Frouteuac........Smith....
OON41lTV4UCT. •gtutuL .AJ.
Addleglaa . , . R.4. 86
Algoma t Campbell 60
Cardwell . Hammell ..... . • 45
Carleton 4
Datarta Ronk
Ran- , ... 7>f9
betides........... Whitney 156
Durham Z run 40
I3udwio.. 119
McColl
185
615
.K.nm e 1 Grenville I 92
Su,,the.. 2j 137.7, C E.,rke 14:1
•
M•tl,w.c Halton .Kearns., IBL I31acll
.Iteaur pp99 Itasting. N.... , . Wo.,d..... „sass sal. all -11'001, Double• 11'idth, Black (lrouJltj
Meeclun, 160 HYt1tt7• 1[ H'udeon.
Hiseott S7 Kent 4'. ..... ... .('lanev.... 41 deaigna
M•re.Ileh .... .. 135 Kln7ston Melanag ..... , , ,q All -Woof, Black Ground Challie, very latest
Willoughby.... ,5 [,nark 8 McLenagbas .... 431
All -Wool, Light Ground
E. t1'illoughbr.... l eda pr „n 456 , g 1 betaines
Beatty 144 Lennox.... Meacham 22 Union Delainet
agw«xl 100 Lincoln.... ...... Hison•a,-. i3E Fancy Silk Stripes, for Blouse Waists
Mirramf,b.11 iY5 I.osdon Meredats I
Middlesex F. Tool.. acclo8 Fancy Whip Cords
Muskoka llarter ,Shot Effects
Northambsrl'd E. tt ipongn►,)• "•
89
' 21,5 Ladies' ilntrimmed Hat«, worth from 50c to
(►ntario N ti:.ndiuning..... 278 Ladies Black Sailor Hats, worth 25e, to clea
Perth \ )e agwnn.l......
ateSMiscue !W Mi_.ostnpbell.... 159 Ladies' Jackets, our close -marked prices fr
Toronto.'. f oone W NF_ ylieF. Clarke, 11144 9b 5"
every garment new, for
Victoria K •..
Tl Ryerson. , , ., ...
Welland LcC 72
Moeeary 71
/east/ tread In an medlard,
Totto,ero. Jaw 22. -Yesterday stratum/
the occupant* of 69 Duchess street dis-
covered the dead body of Michael Carroll
in the , rebeld in rear of their premiere
C�rrull was the driver of • void "an, sad
n l Yw:dar Lau worked steadily. Oa
thee any he stated to the peppier .1 44
Duchess ,treat, where be boarde.l, t ..t 4.
did not intend to work say more, Ii. had
been drintim; steadily ever .u,ee, and, a
o *oppose 1 lar down in the orchard to
1.e -p .4l in.lueet will !e• held ''i the re
coatis ('areal ha. a warned .:.:e
named 0 ritourke Iivfog on Smarm, stmt
and also • brother, who Imes oat ,-f the
etty.
Two I..rwa.. notI.rs ItIllod.
Bison,, June 2:1. -N bile pa.elni4 itu
gnu the Shims steamer Hamiel horst a
steam pipe. Two sahton' were kt,:ed sad
several otters TWO injured.
t
O L r.c pretty close to
hot D SO ..
L use Ails
KEEP
COOLi'ler
your health, and it doesn't cost much i ougg o
1y
to the right place. We're not waiting for flu
end of the season to make Clearing Prices /his
year. Now, when you want the Goods, za
make prices that must clear thou out.
v., (Sone sample items :
Ladies' White Lawn Waists .., worth 5Oc for 29c
worth $1 23 for i:)c
worth S00for SI Ile
Laundered Shirt
worth 130 for !1`c
Cambric Blaine
Wool Grenadine Dress Goode
100 f.,r 19e
worth 2Oc for 11'.c
PATRONS ELECTED.
('O**TIT(140(1 a rgrRta..
Hate•. N Me\anehtoo ...
Bruce C Mardonald
('whiten Kidd.
MnlPerin
F'r(ntense . .
11.4pi,garr7 . .
(trey t:
Hastings 1 Meige,,
iddlesex, 1 Shore....
Perth, 11. MnXefll
I'rinee Filward....Caves....
`emeses C .. ....l m.tIs
Blouse, W ..UeRb
St01111, ... j1.ttatllt
W.Liington, W ,-resale ..... .
RAJ.
19
138
130
157
Haycock. ' 61
. McPherson 400
MeV ichol 386
P. P. A. ELECTED.
200
100
100
141
100
44
oomenvtr,'Pra 1rtTtlgaa .1143.
1+m 4 1. ... , Ye(`•Lttm , , , , , 1M
Jubilation al w►/flan,
Wormy, Jane 117. -Roo. Jay Dryden,
Mater of Agrleakete, was re dueled bcy
majority, f faratable sob
onimisa
Balla.. .Ib see% oa Al
pedal, for C.40.bl 40.141.,..
Loewe. .Tune 27. -The Queen has sign -
.d a royal warrant whleh aothorbtee the
issue of medals for long and meritorious
*reform In the local imam in the Colonise.
The medals will be issued ander regula-
tions whish will shortly be published.
Me Mt.. IttrIllt in Lia.tlaM.
F:ntsin:aoa, Jnw.-Abont 63,000
miners have .track against the proposed
redaction 1n their wage. The strike bee
Ow thrown 20,000 •mel worker ('nt of
work Tbey are idle op seeoant of leek of
fuel.
Perla ewe Live. were Loee.
Naw Tose. Jim. 17 --Three more mak
who went Raising os the in -b4.4 tag
Fl4.hol S%nday, were repotted
si
b
ssfag
Apparently•Apparentlyas4
7 the dier eel
forty two lives
•,u. rec. eh. Fera,
Leeson. Jew 97. -1. the Ream 174
Lends, Lewd Bomber 'nirvanas" • motion
IP reach y7 � MIs, Cairn ate /b•
Ji.�It�•w UAW la
isWire mait SIM atTh▪ e
Challie, new
worth alc for 29e
patterns " 43c for 29e
" 40c for 2:e
ee
O
25c for 166
40e for 23c
40c for 25c
SOc for 254
7bc, to clear at itic
rat 10c
out $4.23 to $5.60,
Art Muslin., for Curtains, 136 inches wide worth 13}e four se
Boy",Blue Serge Pante, lined wortb 60c for :tic
Men' flood Tweed Coats, unlined worth :2 50 for 21 90
Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, hontematle cheap at iOc for 7c
Enlhroidered Buggy Dusters worth 75c for 49e
N'T FORGET
that we are making the greatest cuts in prices
ever known in Goderich so early in the season;
that we carry ererything necessary to wear for
Women or Men, Girls or Boys ; that we sell
as we buy, at the closest possible Cash Store
Prices.
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