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chaste. ewes tier svu0 vs& New Turk Id
1* 'lanai e o thee* duta*e.9 We dollars
ares( e.+uhs a cel enc woe outurtie•ei.! •.Nita•
tad•+ the i artadissie wall realise oM 1/144
essi.'lr,s.I 4.4 the greet Mabee ..4444 and
• l 1 ,.,.....14 .Metan, water *Yate freta Ute
gt.• . 1.. tit.* 4/r*sc0w }." ''11
*At 4041111110* of Ni,.'.•I eat Now
p«: , •- . •.4te ween limy tel, ,. • 114, w.
a• ' .t4'..• , :Wu 831.4* with 14.4. I" 814
r,!,. n . •". k *111 45111.• 1.. 11 s 4/•W
tbt„. ,• •,art we hetes prHrtlloa ter 1144:
1 r0 , .t o •w salol hire the belletli of
••• w Out uaran uhlar.w v a hart re -
1 • ' r •. aa-anutl.g Irma Etat • • , • ere
1* , . ',1 sprier Mia:, that . 44/•
rt - marmot., trade titer:. + has tact
two( lilts. It tl•. (. eft ptureu
. - K!wrtet:oeuf .11 I.at.00• Let
111 ... ytMtte the author ^ t•. wbicb 1
•, .. nn4llw,.t ago, that i , r eat4Wr
t 11 t i Breen, upon: the t• -.4.4 of pie
tom the •
tooreseer al*r tlw. r ....1.-
•t': ,.ire lain the ....en.. trete.
h • • •• carried a lar_0 tra.ir for .,liar
wet, :.-, awl the hulk of our own eaoun*
aad reports" in our own 40••44*. Bot our
Las dwt°dled boll, actually toad
.- . . •,t cin*o.ret to other l..at.a.n* until
cooed almost entirely ilii-fohi,pn
�u , • lead. the pr.,lr,rtu.n of our
• ,:1.:,f•. ;*1.•e t•.rr4ed ,n War Vmewls ba*
dwiU1t%. 1 ..out a veloy-tbtee &n.! wort*
bn'101 40 1 weave and Iwo -tenth. per cent.,
.. ere .1.x•t.. That nM heart 14.0 reshot
•hNr ': ••HI upon the A44*.; le04 traffic.
•-.•a wm..1 hao how tLe remit of a tiff •rent
•-% - rap a• 2 a differ tat p''i.•*: in F44.
f••. t4wt*rye,:et nue ::e,• t.41 14.'
- 141'4• F.'..n y,.11 .'.e p. -nit 44
• u 45 It,.' 4.'•tl.t 4.* 14.4' .ter^*Pan
scar:x1144• ins:0, :at., slow 1 : nor give you
• .. • *rout of the freed nt :ramie rip• n the
,_ , r; erltitne steed.. I .hole from 41.
.•r.e era-.n1.ly toubr'.1 ''i the 1*,•tou
tip, . erty cat in:Un .I, .r.4 ''Fifty-
year,. sato. E.•alla...4 c• ;.t r,•.:e.l •- riatrd of
the , .'t,.• g tredve • 14/ silo r. _ : era. but
,i„lk 14 ,'..fit IOW Ito .1 h,1•; . .. or
i-.. , , a p«w,•e..aa aa per • .1..t
• 4 : l..wrr of the world.. 1
veoev.a :urrraw.d front
1'!itl,st i a. nattelli is lam . •-t
it has lucre -des etr•.dl j w:
yelp• p-4 moire 1', an that of any 4 t • . •.;1
try tar ,acrd tea yoars or from J- :u tsar:
tet
AS is kill: ('' '
Teat is the result. *.r, of a different sys-
tems. Now, I ask every mar, here how heat
will *$cinereal take adratta{r of its *4481•
thine 11,.. treat. situated 4w she is, at tate
end MI tweets l*8lgat.o:. and A. the hem! of
i,.lend u*44i4 *ion, bow hest stii she take
advantage of Ler situation" Will .t.. beet
- take sivwntmer of it by • *poem of prl.lec-
tiou whu't. anti 14111 her maritime trade, or
Will ata not hest wee advantage of it by
4 uireei5.$ tiro *beekle* elver Triode
a• far as :t ter p.oatll• to remove theru.
I4.lote we g', further 1 would
like to plus .::der the gate of the ('onser-
vatltrae pr.•eht a page 01 op.'s"14 bi.
tory. a payro of a very recent history, •
page wtrb sed e•tace to tb. Intro..nrtiun of
The Illeermat .f feret cedes
iota Otte country. 'Now 1 appeal to thea
to,wp.&k Wit their mind. on she •i:: roan.
ler not a tact that wren p•rotrat., n era*
intrralue.d to the (4114dian (48•(41'., to the
...potion, nay, in tbe very language of 1:r
John Matolon•ld, and of fir t'Itsttrs Tup•
per, anti of all the authors of prieeetion it
was never it.andsd that protecti.n, 'mould
be it i,erateuent ius1(tution. Utd tiey no
t.11 u. that protection was only to b. •
tsmporar1 measure is tide country, and t.
use *be language whieb vett* then wale urs
oi. that protection wet simply toteud*J p,
gau a lift to our tn•n*tactutes u, order to
e'.ab1e them to wit entni84ltiuh from
abroad. feet u• melt you ,• tort not &fact
4 .about/n. you know that that Is the case
1 Jr:y any moo to point out to me. w
ry ice, m (iamany. u, the 1. 44ite.1 Slates,
• any protectioutat c•,untry whree the
p„ .miters of • protect.00wt tare(' taus
Lxwaed with their policy and u the saute
t.me said to use people that it w*1 to be *
4wtrustiest itist(t*t1on in the *1,014147
• 01. the contrary. .very statesman wLu
aver brought forward such a policy sla4ys
raid to be people, "This is only to are a
t.. •., porary policy; we must levy • little
t.4/u
ea:: s taxation upon the people order r
er to
,five • start to our manufeeIere4." This
was always th• flit shape of the introduc-
a.un of a pro4.cti'• tariff And what wise
the second shape? The meeond *hats tern -
t•
THE SIGNAL : GObMRIOAM ONT., THITRSDAY, FBS. 7. tsl6.
the Ma trio. are no. 111 tower taadm •
WOW Warm :eat serum to remove W • eaf-
taia Knout the shackle. which tore uow
aweisbing upon the people. They made the
sato. 1 s.sy. nut the effort vette too strong
for their .treegth mad they had to eons.
bark. Now. air. 1 mar be told Noun . '• Do
you td,t.nd that if we were to ab lel, the
r)PVwof pp:tett...a that uar manufactur-
ers r.4i I.t.' tier wdy of Montreal • '
Why, ..r, 1 c.rtar.ly do pretvuJ at I
tortoni.' that the w..nuf.etnrers of llon-
tr.ai ..at, do licher under a rev.: no tariff
tout they eau .1.. ander protection wheeler
1, ley esti not tune* .4 • ineuatreturet,
1 en' a lawy er. and peri**jo any sato* will
nut lir tisk. u w 'h 1.11..4 by tb.wt* who tare
s t of else *eine 11.1U•1 a. w:4w:f, suet lobo
may ray to ane; "4I.,. It is .11 very well
for . ou to .ay .o. hu• eh*: .I.. y..0 Olson
.bw,ut the bwh.rw* !'• 1t.i. 1 Hair read
ewothsuc. 1 .1.. ho: myuutaa'lan, but
1 Mat. 14,44 8ewetb4al. wall
"Parry m..rii.u* I vetoed ado• Moutrral lot:Atte,
wbiCla to .ewers** iso You lived nut logit.
ge44d:Me* , 1 or lo., part. I tem.! the 6. 1,.
zeta'Ner,v moriiuu. 1 btraktaet mum it.
1 will nut .my tic': at to uba•:utelT whole
shuts food. but 1 am like M:tbrslite., 1 am
pulse, plo..f. bauug read the t:smote f..r
.0 many year*, 1 have teal iu tar gazette
1'.r asc.n.r•l taunt tf }up- remove pr.4..:•
Mutt. rail m81e11 t:. wuu4. .....ger b.
fie. 1 ea that tr &• were, t• have a t'e-
ven.ue teraff. raw ntoterlale soua be free.
1188 taste: We ere *w% tyre to day slider
111e l r..twarr .J'4te.a1. There err *estate
raw ntater.A. 813.;4, aro it Wool te
free. wank Loot. r% racy hat.- tlot :;,ought
of taring it. Cotton is free mhin, but u
iron free". C..1tl.:1--tr a yaw uaterial and
wool is a row tuateriei for certain menu
factorea Itut :,.ere are twoatticlee which
are ran' n1.1'•.nai of every mannlactunr,
anti tl.rte At '. e• are coal atwl iron. and
are they tree! It you have a Levee**
tariff the u} j*ct 'will be to Jew -lop the
eout:try, slid mai raw material s:,ou:•i be free
Wider ruche • tarter I think I cau give
you. gentlemen. a Attie illu.trsti.•u taken
instil the lwet.iry of F. -glad -4 as to the of
fee: Of protVet '••a ane nun pru:rct.on. 1
do cwt pet*tend t•. Le . manufacturer my•
.elf, as 1 to:.i you. but I Lan rest *mum
Ihiu* of the recel.t history of Europe, tat
England aud of 1Seimauy. for 4net/Mee
t,ertuany as a cuuutry a 4. r--tthe-- heart of
the 1'aualiatl •t"°''ctwulat. I1ern.u.y for
the 1'erulau• is the motto 41tere. and 7u1
know Protect ltiomarck: who wee in putter
for a ,1.'..::418' .eat.,
!Sete,* raid Thing* Sr 44.4*...
Aleut the year 1 41b Price l:umarck
w.4 in polka.? sad they bad en oaten: In-
4u.try 111 tferrnany at that t.we. lu Iy40
that w,r n..t exactly an, intent industry in
year., fur it mai aire.a:7 seventy , old,
but it was still an 4°fa111•mdttarv. It is a
characteristic tem know of all i°faut its -
dosing." ala• they`uonr grow <d that they
*away, rr4ltaiu habst. Beetroot lomat was
that lI 1us:ry in I:erwally. in 10 rust iu-
Ju*:ry 1.1 Isom o.y err N4eet7 years old.
(wean..*. *r y. 11 .are error,. it uuwe froth the
eotttiner.tai p.......ey uu.:cr Napoleon. whet"
Naro:eon Bas figLlihe slain.: F:uglani
and when nosy c:usel the polls scd bar
bun of France, of Italy. of Belgium. of
11, liat:J. stat a part of ti.rJIsI.r agaiu*t
Ittia.cn „ is. "tut Notion cutouts: sugars
c. tree, iuintly. 'Piet*. the Veatch: p.up:e
ant the 4:ermun people, woo weld no
1011101' eat .:uivtt:.d anger*, 4' ,tulneti.:ed to
grew beet root• anti to make beet rout
sugar- and after seventy year+ the (lemon.
people and the Frel.ea people were mail
protecting bort rot agar by enormous
protective June*. In ow France i:..•
marrk uinlerte.00 to I;1*e.ti'1 more prober
tion to the refiners of beet root .ugar. He
put e0ormona import donee ou •mmyjyjit. but
,,ut satisfied 'hall that. i4e placed son Cu
rapist: of Gawp-. 44484 to turn s roam
• . ,.0
of
^• ill
.• •, .ruer
t
hal then a .4(.4 with lkersan Mars
which were .old to the p. ur nler11alr)rl of
the ret* ..f Iliuutrwil el a priest out ,ally
:..weer tato' the coat of produt Duo, 1 tau
a_ine t:.ot the sugar refiner. 0t the city of
lluntr-4l scold have ,Ione just the arcus
vs rite F:uglt*h reamers .us( gotta sus the (14,1
n ulNut b. !ay their caw orlon• tar Vtleirr,
the M,•..t-ter 4s( Po r am:, I hale toll y0a
retest *.,. the ■newt' of areal 'a1..bury to
the F -o.114, re1iltet* 0t .u1ar, but .lu yvu
ll/U11
That the Answer el ie►. ►ester.
the Comedian Elmore* Mtiat.ter, would
bare beim tho *am. to • Lane Dan depute
11.11 01 sugar termer* amlerLtmtlar cusum
tMsnees? 4%", no. t 11r. Fuser would
hares/aid ••W sky. gentlemen. will you
tel: in. that doe* 1ieru,an sugar re6uere
herr the audacity to bring their .ugar and
sen it la Uvula ,e, at • lower pries thou the
cost of pr.wlnetiou. Oh, geatlem.u, that
will never do. l &nada fur the t'aaadaus
end C5*1141Al:*ti .ugarefor Caa•diao mouths
lead we will have duties levied to prevent
Berman *ager trots coming iu to wterfere
with Canadian refiners." 1lean.4bter )
'Let me ask 70U, gelatiomeit, which
is the w:oast of the two opinions, that .t
Lord Sa1usbury ur that of Mr. Foster.
.•M 'tate Aller and third method u the
protective tariff by which you select • oar
taiu list of articles and lames upon them
ueriam rates of import with a view w
ranting • certa}u am,wut hf money tot the
*stinted of the country, but more sepeotal-
Ir with this view, that aloha you raise the
amount of motley that u necessary for the
country- you must stimulate the develop-
ment of the resource* of the country.'.
,.eutietueu. you have it here plai.uly stated
that the object of the tariff is not to rause
a r-Te*am*. That to only au incident of the
pert -Alive tariff. but the first object
of toe trate te to rales moues w
as to develop 0414 infant tt.du.tnee
that ,a lu .a). lu Maw taloa not to place
m the treasury, but to place them to toe
pixie's of certain fat,,red clause mid to-
divlda•la 4Cbeet4 4 Now. revere* the
principle. Have a tariff not for prutectlou,
but 'reply for 1.4.140., &Os( It is plate,
clear, may, it is as clear as cau be. that
with • leaser amount 4,f
Vast Will N.T. Mere De
than you halm under the (reeeut eysteu, 41
the preget a owe tlirar. hear. l 1f it is
my good forum* to nett tu. 14441.1we
Proton**, I 101:1 be able to tell to the
audiences that were addtesee.l by air
Charles 11ibbert Tupper that they urea
Which hie"' Y°0 appose is tie better pul,cy '! nut 4.., lbr tater u.. their men'eremit ..
1t is the puliey of Canada which, tate. 4.r or their carriages, or their guns or their
people to g.ye them .t dinar 'article of food. Jogs . though I must ray is petelu. that It
or is it ala polity of England which ay*:
t1's use ready to, ptvst by the whole
worid. and if tteyseee >M tiaytb*Yg 'bee
an.1 cheap nit watt tate it.- 1 think the
policy of Y.ngtand is the war one,
1' '}lees. •
Hut what took place in 113nglan•1 when the
sugar refiners got this answer from Lord
,*Rebury The sugar refiners dol not
pine . they did not !emetic . they did not
Weep. Hut as true Britons. they went to
work and they converted their tuaclliuery
as as to nuke it useful for the manutactare
of junta and t•reeerTe4 and they bought the
cheap t irertuan sugar to wan*faetUre them.
it.'heeni 'They out only bought the cheap
(Minoan eugu pr•wlneed at toe expense of
the thulium tunas en but they converted
them Otto jam., anal jellies and preserve"
*ad they sent thew back to Germany at •
great profit to tbetuselrr4. (Cheers). lieu
of Hommel. wua?.-xeniple will you follow?
( sic tell you what 1 would do about that,
but beton 1 tell you what I will do, I will
tell you what the Coueervatives will do.
f1 .ni,Riiert ThtiCotterreativee are the
great loyal party of Canada. ** you know
(Laughter. • 11 heneTer they are Jr**.** to
the wall 81141 be.:4/u it. argument. they
bare au *r.4Umeut of their vmu to tar upon
their opponent*. and they say to them.
••You arc not loyal and
*ones( nut break my heart at al: it w.•
w.re to make the 58,iir who call *nota
earr14454 cud man servautr, and guts• 844,4
dug., contribute door due share W the
re 4ehue u t the 4/o*u a r t.
Now. 041, there at another and a very
tenons question. 1 have told you that
mu object is to have a Customs tariff ban -
ed upon tate priuc.ple• of revenue only.
(low is tht*tu beeSects. Ase lar as the
,ettlement of that 14 111114100 goals we are
met between two extreme sets of me44. We
are met by thorn who fear that we wall go
tr.r far, and by those who fear that we
will not go far enough. We are me? nt
dote who fear we will mon too rapid:y
1114 by thaw who believe w• will be over
c0ntiu°e. Those who dread that we ail.
move too replay would simply have us
to go skin deep ill teforne to *taut' pr.r.
foctiy- immovable as it were. On the con-
trary :tore who fear that we will nut go
far enough. would have u* &imply to go
practically tutu • revolunon. What
betimes immoveability on the one side,
and revolution on the other, there is
•nutlet w4nd cuutse And that the troe
principle tit reform. the pi incipre of Brit-
ish reform which note* gradually step by
cep. end which never thud** *aril the
end has been acbieeed. Whom., 1 refer
to diet Britton reform which w44 very care.
fail not tc
leak* Any Cewev.aser) Merdebp
at any ;industry and 111 the ian4nag• of the
r.*olotwu 818404 1 have quashed to you
••1Chiie hot doing injustice to any rias.,
will promote dualistic and foreign trade
and ha*leu the retnnn of prosperity a, our
people.- ple." (Cheers.) Inlay in the streets
t Montreal you meet upon every baud men
wi•4* ter. 1••t4g face*.I du not know whether
t .5.r 'mutely i* absolutely genuine, or
w..etlier a is pert on. l'erhape it a• genu-
ine, :.n.1 perhaps it is pot on also. Theme
people ear to you. "If the Liberals get
into power. and very probably they will
*text Woe. they are wontlf to abolish pro
testier,, and by abolishing protection
ere gu11:44 10 create a pause. • certain 4141-
tarb.ucr of value* that will brio}; ou ants
metal cri.ts. Now, sir, if that tearoom);
metro anything it would *imply meso this:
That reform would be tot ever impossible.
and flat if it 1* the m-.(unnue of • coun-
try to be saddled with a vicious system -I
Jo nut rate of what lir1, economic. politi-
cal or any other -then nobody *humid dare
to touch that system beetroots the process of
reform would cense rose diapluement of
interests (Cheer*.) Kut, gentlemen. tber*
is a way. anti • way of return'. There i*
the adtilratiou, the love. the play, and the
hatred of Europe, but never its tudiffereac•.
(Cheers.1 At the save tits 1. have •tatei
over and over &gap that though 1 as of
French origin, and though 1 am proud -of
my urigot, I love Fltgland and 1 love Brat•
ieh monisuuna (l'uatintwos cheering). 1
bare state 1 that over and over agate, and
1 most repeat it 0004/ more, pocket* in Uwe
city u4Mohtreel, 1 l,•*. 1:.glaad, I love
British institutions. *rid why? bacons',
uwler!amok 111*t1tutsous. nude* abs banner
of St. George, my bolus couutrymeu •ad
toy self of Fr.utb origiu,
Maim peau. ear Greets roma..a
than we coals( ever Lave hoped for hal we
r*tu*tual subject to France (Loud
cheerio If I wanted e1amu1M torr precept*
o,t Art 1 would go to France. if 1 wanted
,,;,i,ue•,phieai cutanea* l wuu:J Fu to 1.e4
many . hut, for meats of Hover°went, fur
all economic priuc,plw. I go to the baud of
euuu.} government, and sound common
settee, 0 41 Euglat.d (('be444) It ,. from
that land that 1 tale toy t*euriee. mut up
ou that. piatlursu-- between fr*rud and
.p4ak1a1; Isere 1, 1114ilt --upon rust plat
form, esemplit4e4 as l have tu1J you, the
Liberal party of Canelo will tight the neat
(rifle 'Ammeter the next battle may come
414,nd ehesr..4
*warm Pleat* e10�le•ps,sa/.
it should bm well known by this tune.
mac. Meehan'+ Monthly. that swamp plants
as a rote 8111 do much hearer in compare
tlTely dry laud than in swamps whore we
ruturaily And them Even the nee pl•nt,1
which 'mustily grow alt water, will grow•
well and produce a tsar crop of reed• in
common garden gr. uhd The reason for
this Inas been fully explained inecienttflc
serials It reads u,ldly to a report ju.t
tamed by the Unit »d Suites department of
agriculture. a4wg4tiu. that the common
•44444 rase mallow. liable/4Th u,osch.ato.,
souls p oseilily grow in dry land. as an ex
perimiwade was ade to test this fact p-4 t1.
Delaware river thirty five years ego.. The
plant I. growing th e4e17 wail ordered
lerbaeeou* ground and is ons of our mat
popular borber plants.
The O Wits' new.
The "wishing bow" has for a long time
been • pretty tad among the New (Weans
girl. And a girl without a tram little bow
of real oft bice 0r cormhttb•r actor is kart
w And ter tb•t volt fasbton•bk. i* 8.f
ode. Venal street - The brew tient be pmt
on with a wish and not renewed until it is
)irritated or (40441 the time for t!r*nting it
has pasted by." any Creole gir! wi1l tell
you. The t.Idei4ey of the are. boll. poo.
1'1°840 Riad ria nor*, as to :et fancy Live •
hale freer scope than heretofore. %...we
sae ever henna! yet by prem ma:. bo
hies..- such me fairy *tones, mythological
1.t(en,ta, jewel truitsi0p., sued the l• 14•, *ay
more than by the j mioma eviamm.tling
of sweets w11:, . wild .inner. -
We Are thethr•at t.oral torte
of this coronet.- But their loyalty u only
lip loyalty, 41'4eer4 They don't go ftr
their exempts t•. 1 treat Britain. Oh. h",
why should they to direst Hritaiu f• r
example. elite : their ministers, Sir
Charles 44iben Flipper. told u. durit.i hut
senior, on the doer of the Parliament that
England Was is. a state of deeadenee. anti
that England.* !Itemize and ruprentact *S a
commercial nation was g0ue. !V toil ••*
that tare trade of F:uaand was drt,eu iron
all toe paorteot (14,1141.4 ammo., amid that
.t10 had to place her ware. .rid goods by
force of anus Upon. he:plsum u*V ge. and po.:r
barbarians. That wear he jau.lnag. of *1.r
('hence Where Tapper. That Is nut. Lib -
•rel loyalty of own*. That a Tory lays.,
ty, fid( thank !Navels it is apt taboret
loyalty. •t'beers-ytnd I•(4ghter.1 1 do not
always proclaim my loyalty. bat fir. al.
though 1 am of French origin 1 am • Lib
•ra1 of the English school 71110 mon 01
the Liberal party go for their exam••ie net
to l4mrnta,t ami not to the United states
but they go to fns land which has been
the pioneer of freedom ip .very eons*, the
pioneer of freedom in religion, the pioneer
1n civil and comn.errie1 Itfe as well.
trio+ enormous bount,d• Ile gave to tire
refiners of f,.rm,n elegant ethos..be b inn•
ties on tan, they exported. 1 Les
yr••tect.•a 8,1)4 an import duty and r4* r*
for Loamy nue roti:•.-ra of auger were tolls
to 0.44d the F:...11.:, market with' l,ennan
*twerp, emelt arra 481*10rd 114.1.41 tbscouu•
ter ,•f tilt. English trader eta price setnali7
loiter than the coat of p eodUctio1. 1408,1
4.11414, that 1111* was • very senior. Mather
for the En111eh refiners of suitor. .16ere
WAS t ienurn sugar comma 111 l'aslu4el1410D
With I1,r?r •.80, and .04 aceompt vi the taxes
1101.•,0.1 on the Berman nacelle it was mod
W (1Mgliehman actually lower than those'
of i.rodOction.
Cw•15ed If a 0r.. Trade t'w.atrti
tat 3,uruan n.(ure is where the seine,
and awe :he Er,glt.iI It-fitter/I went to the
(I,Tel,iment. 111r (itTerllment at .het
time wets is the Lands of Lord tianitrhur7.
It w;1. a CotwerVati*e Government, but,
..1 oma to b.tkea•me in C•,uwdw and !Vary. is Engl*ad, Gewrrntlre8 sad Uber•laue
w here else. 1 defy tons man to {w ;at to T alike, they are all free traders. No
Lae any person is Frti* }° l:. rainy, in, one wound dare to avow himself a prober
the United States. to any pr' tect,uuat ti••u;al4 i:, England. (Chemie The Eng
country, 1 day bin to show ms 1.•y pro• lith refit,. rs put their complaint 1»fure
vacs( industry which was wet intrndttcNd laird Salisbury. They represented that
t8cily" sada*try 4n tie
u a tempetary 1PfO trier coned 1104 4.51.444. with th. 44erunan
first place, and about which 1t war not
*tigers which were mctaslty odd 4o the
red that dttr • while 41 wads( wta44 Engl•*mechanic echanic at a price below the cost
As own legs This day a µnem 14* ton he 0t 4)4)410/11 m. Well, Lord $a3,'Lury said
mind* of eons a
a Prl. 1 c indn.try in effect g4 thaw deputation Of refiners
can .tend Os It. s own kg*.*I can under, „17 at,derstaad eyon gNn:lemen" exYon
sound that Is batmen nat°rsl bet rebs I M tai ase tb•t ti4 ,n.gne0c8 of th. port
not tsnd0tsrasd 1• that lbw who int rl(4ce wow. p:os( by the ;airman pito
• prot•etlr• t•rifi lhald who iot..d ,a 4t isle W the h Suers of Berman Puget
armpit for • Oise.4atre I714t*hu tcat.d hot this German •ager i• Sabi
with the psleoa of node nu etn•w 4. Sar to the F:.glteh p4tople at • prise
They are ismlib that man who eul„meoees 10..•4 u,"r n r covert of t•rowiocti0n it that
to drink n'oder.ull, and who be nine. • the 1
at Lord halish°rr, " 1f the
slave to Use habit, ass( thee would Iwbu Eoglieh I" opt .o -der, use supplied i
*vtal
y
treepee bime•I( eters( bus friends that c
a p 1,4/. • ,.•w the oat of pro
114'1°14 (nd1•p•a••bi• W hie hc•Ith. `Jur tl toes. I Nt. •,e 1,14.a s11e lrtiw.i*h people'.
1.4e 4 to r to ,•••rollwtn o...ut after
* d lwugnter.) " And if
• 1 • 1 1 r• - • It tax themselre.
1. t. _oats °onetime*
, • blii_1M.t ronsnmerw
• and pother.
. tea" turteers.) 1,oed
...at manors
NEW
CARPETS.
The largest shipment of Carpets
ever seen in Goderich came to Col-
borne Bros. last week. All new stock
and new designs.
They can suit everyone in Car-
pets, from a 10 cent Hemp to a $1.25
Brussels.
Ladies' Mantles, 25 per cent. off.
Short Ends of Carpets at Whole-
sale Prices.
COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH.
i .rehouse
(('188441.4 It u to 4:Teat Britain 1 say, • way and sway of reformtu1, and
That We thele ter en ►:.nmpl.. as 1 1.1.1 you a moment ago 1 5ra Isere
l3(4t, gentlemen. *he t uuerrranT' prrty .p tion, on behalf of the l.ib.rel part . 1
would not do that; they go 10 Germany
and to ebe Visited .'irate.. Yon know,
gentlemen, that three thing are repeated,
and will be repeated every day try the Torr
party. Ito Ton thil.k that that is the way
to make • nation rice auu wealthy. DJ
you think that that 1. the way rot • nation
like ours to meet t4• battle 4/i life which
must ever end by the Imre teal ofthe fittest!
Whir*. a the best policy for se to follow!
la it the imam!. commuu sense of England.
which takes its weer wherever it comes
Irina, at the luwe•t possible price, or the
policy 1f (4erma,.y, which in order to
m•iutai, is infant industries take* the
money out of the pockets of the Clerrn*h
people and puts it into the packets of the
German sugar 14411.444, There u no res
por4lltng that argument any fnTtblt, the
pnitcy of F.mglatul 1. the common swift
tone, ..'hears).
1 now come 10 *pother argument which
seem. to weigh very much upon the mind*
of our l'oneer4attee !Asps(., alth4ngh I
must Say that it never has distar1ed my
heal The Conservatives do not deep
soundly about it, and they ask you every
day in the Montreal liarrtu and the Em
psre,and *4).. Conservative papen,and all
the t'onset-vanes orators say to you, "Oh.
if you are going to reduce) the tariff
Mew ere Tee Dela* to *het a Ilev.eoe!-
11841.1
There rees••••41.1 Mamerwetureni,
Farther 1 indat that the ire• teI o• inwCOS.
motivative pen? was not 4,11*".4/•1 to he
perms rpt, sods m.4* whoo°wht t v'.4 8,
Mr. U •Itou
t. ,rho was deal 1*
M.11art
the co4mrle of ho pan: at *►*s 1111w red
.h., wee thea to ked upon 4. u,• 404
apparent to the aid Chieftain, h ..1- 1*hs(
over and ...wee oat• -h• (ba' she loader. ad 1..
partf art in.rn ed M mwti•
t'o*rriutyr M
Ala roma.? to. pasgda ash Ca ,4.1* w!•* a
prou4u•• tariff. I any se toe Cone rya
tie.* wno row/ 4r pr eewl sere chat If tb-7
wart In ee.m. .4048 to the to ice of r,,. it
party,
d,ey •.it housead.n•t t,.w4 p.•4107
AW err feel t
eilhistows toy One f nu
reseed of ..
Ishii Hush.
pdtrint Topa- r
Waders. H .1 .(e
.1554 •p end. 11 r
4Ms4i4 fMet .cera •..t
•
s t (nether,
---,se alt an
not twkwo y• * a„lag N !Mae • revenue, and the an with that aeeenatioe. and 1 will onlyw
hr 'be qer is do thi. "HV hays • tariff , TM Mu of tie Hsese-Hee.. peer NI-
pIT K tow. glad to Dine them, bet fee iseinnatieea ) law, is a spree mho
sig"r n- fpr revraM" Th. tariff that w. ha•• in
y 0f that kind there is nothing to meet them 1 Aaagn Hawkh. -,Db, say ben. mire: Tor
44. or Canada to day le set • tariff for revmnne, with bet aba.lete contempt. (Chea*) glee was 5Sm e'rm' fowl *Aid dam t•bt
,e r"4" •.,.1 1 ce4n14 emote 4o prove this the wend* ilea 100,00.1 •m 01 preset. mien. a Toa The Man ad the R.ues$srprMdF - lass•
1 'I' S4- a lite Tower, the Finance MInUser. whek ' all know The !8404.1 ensu* in sr vtha a thus mesa 4181gelid t Gam114 1, *. 0aa. my
„'14
."t he ave mummies to not later thea hut wf/a b•kti that maw b•1wt11. mai
oar« g u•4/ trot Ytlon which .tiwM•+ n gaa-ww ,fire) to die aver 4sa/o t
sewers of Parliament. Mr. Tamar then
•
m 4
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain.
of the County.
1=0 -2-CV W8A. T
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE?
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you with a gooli article at
a low price.
STOCK COMPLETE IN_
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. _
hey al Meade.
The Prtn"e a►f w.4- 4. 5441 h, hews a
remarkably titre shaped head, the ►,.k hat
4• wear. bent:, the *nz ' known as :4. 'I'M
late i yr wore a 6; sad the pre..ttt 4's*r
'oc,•:.s ..n 4/y r4* :. 11.. l:mpew) of t:or
mar. * : tow a heal 1.4,41.4004.+ t""4n ._,rre-
,;*t:"t of busies. 40.1 .were at wtuh a hat
of the 6* *w. The frena of Wain wears
• larger hot than either of bis sons.
A irsa.er'* u/h.
The Countess of Elgin recently laid the
1.•und*ttou nous of a 1lufferin Hospital at
Harron; Tneeust or the bolid,r.g, which
ahi estimated at :JU.((HU rupee*. 11 the *.user
int gift of a wealthy Parsee. The ( o*n
tees of Dufferiu fond ter an a4ure.1 i•-
o0st for the maintenance of the h...pua1,
1s5 well as sufficient money for foretelling
and equipping it.
told you tit et i an.l also all my friends were
Liberals of the Eugli+h school, and we are
willing to go for precedence to the old land,
which as petered through that ordeal before
us. Io I'(44 Sir Robert Peel carried 7ug-
land
"ear from protection to free trade. and
be did it by a gradual process which avoid
ed all di•tnrbunce of ♦shoe and which
anidei} all tinanc,at curie That it • pre
cadent wutch. goof for England, is gond
for Papal*, and Which ought to 1w At111
*lore simeih. for Canada to adopt than it
was ter Euglend, because the tutereeta in-
volved are not so great in Canada today as
tiler were to England then It'heerse and the
step 1495 * much longer one than the step
would be here. The step its England
was all the gray trout protection
Is freer trade, whereas we propose
in Canada to go from protection to give 8
revenue tariff. Under such eirinmst4neaa
the duty is plain for the Liberal Nifty.
(('haera) 1 have exposed here axially
what w• want Coon the question of
Principle there can lie no compromise. 11 'e
*tend here alpinist prntectiou and in favor
of a customs tariff based upon the pnncl
pies of revenue and uothit.g else. (Cbeera )
Tim' a p ootti'u well uuderetood, and 1
believe that under such • systss ell par
tie*, all classes and all interests, the farm
en, the mapsl•etOref1, the merchants and
That is the question which **ems tobother the .bipp ers of produce will know exactly
the Coaaer4•tt4ee very notch. and during where they stand and will bts in a better
t ,• pwregTinwll0te of the Hiniatere before (p.4+ition a. do bastions than the. are
t},4/ Berth of Sir John Thompson, while I under the shitting proceed of • protective
they were Tatting the Maritime Provinces, {{ midi
8 r 4 )1*rles ltibbrrt Tupper amongst others, I The Cetwrvatives hare alway* *pother
I,1.1 before the people of those Provinces • argument against ter and their loot and
mors d.oefol penury ea to what was to 1 5npreme *rgnment is .bways the loyalty
baptxn to them 41 we hal • tariff for re' I question 1 tate the newspapers 0t the
tonne pnrposta only. Ne told them that Cousenativo erenas'on, and they era fall
In such an event we would have a heavy
taxation 111104 man. 5ert*ata, and oarriag*u,
and doge, and gene. mil In gener•1 lea•
gulfs lie *tared to them all thew great
b.nl.hipo w1iab 1 arc ante mitt have sat*
• thrill of horror into the sons of his Het -
Ne (bons.. Ni. titer.
Ebenezer Long. of 31aniusa, Els., wa44
horn (rrfrct l hlat•4 wine 114 yeas cyto
)►c i, 114,a a. white .S *417 white man f°
the country
Don't fail to give a a eali.
R. W. McKENZIE,
The?Crabb Block, Goderich.
No Stones, Stems, or Dirt !
CLEANED CURRANTS -
AND RAISINS.
Everybody Likes them
A 'e.aed tee ►r vessel.
Prince Edward of York, the royal babe
who will in the long future be the heed of
the growth Empire, will shortly have his
first English -made carrier*. it console of
• peramb°I*tor of the highest elsee work•
menahip 0t the "Princess Irene" bar.uche
pattern. is fowl with non vtbratine, leather-
hum,
eatherhumg, cee-SprinVa •5s( silent cycle wheels,
with hollow rubber 14.5. The vehicle u
upholstered i° finest dark erten morocco
Metier, softly padded with hntwehair
Yashionc, se constructed that the infant oc-
capa0t ea* recline or rids with face or balk
to the puree. The •erre r protested from
rata by • cowhide hood, easily adjusted to
any pn01tion, and in •°.shine this can here
paved andthe twine,M shaded from heat
by
as awning of *0emnrn silk. lineal to match
the 0arriage, wed trimmed rob debate sad
beautify] lace. Baby ars of • somewhat
similar patters have been built Ivy the tame
firn for the children 0t tree !Mehemet of
Fife and Princess Henry of Prussia.
of ii..tnnations .4pin*t the loyalty of the
1%heft* party. In the last ee°tnry rod Aalrry 5:...t- Her., air ! ! 1.h4g►4pbti
Doctor Jnhnam need to say that patriotism fou to ys me the w4rwo8t teem i• tam
wee the last refuge of a seoandrsl. in Weld owl yes 18`4'" 4 dors. 44
this eeevery In Canada 1 have no he54ts , p.I4u 101A M*r*Rwr Well- air, i Were
U<.0 ,u saying that to alt is ale last ref gtvw the war:lat MOM Oe the bra Met-
e 7 7 Wer soli, 260 pestle •Irwly, sed I dmiskt e
Your Christina, I lr,icr ,,'i.'4t.'d
CHAS. A. NAIRN,
THE GROCSB.
WAITING raiz SOYETBIIAG TO TURN UP.
whet is the good of writing (or It to turn 4/p. ►ed then not be able to "All the hill."„ la the
Interval 404 yourself is shape by talcum a course in the
Kew* Melte.
Gray heir no so common now that ons
wooden where it comae from l ming men
have it in profusion, and young wanes are
eery proud when they have • ootffere in
whieb tray here • prominent part. i &trri-
hute the prevalence of gray hair to ire•
g8ent mattes and bre. The doctors
speak sf inherent te•dencree. and old fro.
wee gabble of earls piety, but swap and the
harbor de more tnwarde taking color sad
strength art of heir then anything else due
The staging of Mir is dna* t0 prevent oil.
exuding from the ends of the clipped hairs,
sad singing is in this regard better time
tutting. Hut asp est' -W des( soap are the
worst factors Many persons ase *moroni*
when washing their hoots, • ad it eaters ia-
M ttlo.npon mixture*. it M also an t.er.4?•
est or mn.t 'nape 1t drier up the .o*Ip,
sod robs tie hair of •11 4u simmers. limit
is where meet of tie gray hair of ieday
*eaves from.
k T'aea•slf8t ••.mace.
FOREST CITY BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE, LONDON, ONT.
We lay great .mpban.a on one peat -tool .%+orae. flee for Drone err - uoce..ful *rudest. A .
M. Stewart h*a received the sootl.o° r* Travelling Auditor wit\ the Mo(b•mack Harvesting
(10, Winnipeg. Wnte use toe awtarcerue sad p.rtseelars, addressing o°rste(ly
genetic s. -•pe.. Amu ase. g*ss, J. W. WESTERVELT 1'riscip p.
THE FINEST CROCERIES...„
TEA_
GOOD JAPANS (No. 1 DIRECT),
ettetw. 08.11*n.n. it •. not 001841477 M - --o( • Cso.dlaa Tory. (Cheers and inset_ a.• pie to be 4/e wdad;--
mote anL'erZ 14n0114 argument to w. •sari-UiiTiiii. 7NN1�lt an7 .0.11 ioalra-----------
• w.r tbti 4l464M4on \I " an 41(1014 bow 070 tattoos as that Ga m7 opp0n.n44 e0411•M a eet►A tree.
Cil, CIIOCK.ERY INU GASS*ARB
STURDY BROS.,
m1n Tte1 0111ne / se.
TGE DUNLOP, I PLAtNINa MILL*
ESTIlltiRrp 11151.
THE CLOTHIER,
Ms just returned from the cities where
has bees selecofng
i11 SPRING GOODS.
-,Bechauaus
He has now on hand a Large Lane
of the Choicest Goods in the
Market and it prepared to
turn out work in the Bent
Style poe•ible, anti at Prices to
suit the times.
H. I)UNLOP.
' IAMOND
/i It4NER
ogA PI LLS
CONSTIPATION.
t 8ILIOUSNESS,
art DYA PEPS IA
ICK H EADAC 4E
( Ea�
1NmUttgl��5* sooe DI se
NO
ON.
loalte•avel w¢M
SASS, DOOR and BLIND
Deaden 1s an Naas sf
LUMBER LATH, SHINGLE!
Asa 4Mwrial *1 every daa•ettlMr
School Furaiture a Specialti
GODEBJOB
.Sic ani. Boiler Work*
1STABLISi ND'tttta.l
A. S. CH RY STAL
Dtr.*wrto 011..081 • A*o•J
Manufaetursrw of all kiwi. of fitatis
7301=-=1:2.9,arry Marie"Uprigght• TTeh.I*r
Halt Pans, 8*4krw Masks, 814.41 Irl
Works, ole., ole.
ny
ars y : sswassis �flo►t.tretrl Ml
ii.
dims eihrimeip:4 p -wee
as bend.
Ir ai. fl led >rp. Os(
8Mllt-ommak. w e. a. (lirMan. storm