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the risk if you keep • beak of
Perry Davis'
PAIN
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antidote for pains of ell aorta.
Sold by ill Dr Merits.
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SYKRY THURSDAY MORNING
stir 5. a.CILLIMTP J.
Moe ot Publicatio s -a mad 10, Nert►-street,
Oat (ch. petard.,
Terms ..gebeerirolea t
Tames epee epee.. t( '3
Ose month. is ed
Teras meatlos.
M
O.. year. 1 M
Leek as Tear label.
Tour label lea sandiest receipt et the date
GO whirl yea ere paid up. See that 1( la net
allowed to tall into ertwr.
Warn s cheese of address 1s desired. both
the old red the new e4drew should be gives.
Adventsi.a salve
lwpl s.d Maw seised advenisenronia, leo.
dee Use ter Irut illeert105. and 1 eerie per 1105
for sash pbwgseet las.rtisa. Meeettr..d by
sospassil wale.
B cards of eta lines and ceder. fib pet
Year
Advertisements or Lou. Fouad, Strayed
lltustfess Vend. Situations Wanted sad
8astases Chances Wanted. sot exceeding Il
lines .o.pareil, 11 per month.
;louses on Male Wed Farms os, Sole, not to
e mceed s Imre• 11 for ern month, 60e. per sub-
sequent month. Larder adyts_ in preportioe.
any special notice. the ohl...•t of which b Lo
promote the pecuniary netted( of say indi-
vidual or compaej. to be considered as ad-
vertisement sad charwawt s000rdlualy.
Loral notices in nonpareil type owe 0101 per
word, sosoticee leas (hen $Oe.
Local metier is orditiary reeding type two
es
emote per word. No notice for leYb.
Notion fur cheerless end other r.liglou. and
bedevolest institutions Maresca
£beat -The alE.al" s.tfv.ly.
Subscriber who fell to receive Tse BwatsL
r. inset, either by Miller or by mail, will
meter ',favor
by acquainting us of CM toot at
as early a dateae possible.
Rejected maao.orlpte (-parte, be returned.
OOrrespondene• muse be orates on one Ode
of paper only.
P.b1isker's role.,
J. C. Le Tomei. of Oodertok. hot. bo.. se
enamel LocalTravelling Ammon for the town-
smen eter(ob(i°s,lsheaid sad W-
weaseb.
local pestmasar. over the district are ales
emt
.wered to tredve sataorlpttose to Te.
filAll ementualc.tiow must he addresser te
U Mo0ILLICUDDT,
pb.-- caU IM, e
Moe
r-Nadara stilts.
HODgRICH. THURSDAY. MAY R. N1BL
SNAP SHOTS.
if iusti'atlof taxing infantx•food;1J
per emit., the tot makers at Ottawa docked
the pontoons' pep, the financial medium
of the treasury deportment would dot 01.
hibit snob midmost el se seven an attack
of dentia
Frost the list of names published
of this gentlemen who will be et Ottawa at
the time of the proposed •, o,mpromw " it
is • ,tueetioe if the able awisteaoe of the e"•
teemed polios will not have to be called is
before the little difficulty a adjusted.
- The girls are leaving us one by
one. The other day " Nettie 81,Y " com-
mitted mmtrimosy, and sow tt ie rumored
that F R(r, tv W I t.umu in %boat to be wed.
Next we will hear of SrsAt R. A.STNoey
Nk ANNA 1h. KINwt. jaatpisof the btarmt-
saok.
Now that the Mail and Empire
is esd.•vori.g to prove that the Hos.
Twist 1. Mott:wat%1 is a Grit, it may not be
out of order to ask, how did it oome that
the odorous Uncle 1111011A. was introduced
to Mr. Speaker by so lees a person them
(.Stair TAnnit, the chief I'our vanes
whip. There's • dark-complexmoodinds-
vidtal in the woodpile somewhere.
A short time since our friends in
Ottawa. on the llever.nneet aid., had •
stampede on. and made all err.gg m sl.
for • general election. The recent frosts
have put the fear of a failure of the fruit
crop before their eyes, and they now clamor
for • Meth seseion and an additional cream
at the indemnity and mileage before lacing
their fate. That is jumping Irom me ex-
treme to another with a eengeamoe,
Since tire time when eatimip>,f' c,tn-
legs and di•mtmde were placed on the free
list the farmer has received no greater s-
metaaee than ha pa. under the rare tariff
changes w►toh enables him to import
pictures by tit. old 51101.',., lore -hes sad boo
bargr'le without tax.tme. I. it say weeder
the h. -ray listed son of toil tache • sickly '
laugh with • serd.nic smile whew he is
salted the onetime, " Hee the National
Paley made you riots '"
HOn. l'1.44tKi: ry ALI.Antc tbeether
day in the Holme d.6sd say liberal to dm
ho. what • tariff for revenue naly was,
Weil, l't.A*•a, hems at yea. The w
two kinds of tariffs for romans oda. sad
well deal with the owe that effects politi-
ofaas for revenue *sly of the stamp of Hon
Ci.seasTVcraroya. In hie pertieuhv m-
eta/toe • tariff for t•eveoue hely mesas hang.
mg e. to 35.000 • year salary after he had
promised that, in the event of the Oruro -
mom going nn with remedial lindol5/ise. he
would step doss and out That's ammeter,
(;iraae, and well des/ with the other
phase of the gsaeies as •.Mbar ossa....
The baro .f Hakiimand, the Hon.
TVAc.c.s." Ht'wri,ata YOwAuras get a
sead.11•g.r Wds•adaa l..6 Cesium
leviim, the mender her Ottawa Oseaty,
wen .ddrmti5g the i3.am, whom the here
broke is with the empteWse that Has.
Lower Baena W lel rhe Liberal party
lepers Ire bad diapprud with to p 1.y.
Devise relaid, " Th.t,ai*e� �sot ter," red
odds& rid Mal e
wars ow'm Marr petty -u .... v
larger with 611* policy." The lariats
raeairsd implee WINO Sir Ito•oaau CAaT-
0 50.0T Iaterpol•ted, "Not ea toed as (bare
N • Ghillie( lett,"sed broke out afresh wham
Wlu.ts (;lunar, of Lincoln, cried out, "Net
while the oaah holds out."
What will this country .lo when
250 ot the peraias at miltear7 force is duo
handed is Jaw' ft is gaits possible the
ktov of the North Pole wt!1 hear that the
"• Mudd .ojer-b'ye" are retlrtag from bust -
Deis, and that he will coma down to Cords
for his Summer varies sad gobble as all
•A �a
sip.
DEATH OF JUDGE TOMS.
THE last sat} rites have leen paid to
tae remaia5 of lig It F. Taw+, the fate
t aunty .fudge of ifuron.
Oise of the brightest level light. is t'm-
.d. ha. Robe out, but the memory of the
late Jude wlil dwell nut uoiy with his
brethren of the legal profession, but with
everyone who had omission to appear in
court whim he presided oo the beech.
Hu integrity was of the highest calibre
and ot the beet type. No feeling of perms -
•I regard could swerve him from the pati:
of duty.
He was • men of open heart sad ~mom
sympathy, and lou death removes one whose
" pity trove ere charity beg•a in hundreds
of iast.mosS.
Timswas a lust .fudge, .
• moa of basest thought, and generous im-
pulse. His decutoos were always the re-
sult of profound re6astro., careful .tuJy
and deep oonvictaoo, and as such were not
se subject to reversal as those of many of
he brothels'.
Hu premature death is not only •
bermyemtent to those to whom he was the
sanest and dearest. but deprives the beton
of an able Judge,•nd the bar of oar of is
brightest tights, the town of a progressive
0ititr., his host of friends of me whom they
highly esteemed, and those who is time
past partook of his besdtvtw.s of or
whose oar always heard the call of went,
idiom heart always pitied a.d whose head
e me sever withheld is douse good.
Lear sweets Tors is goes, but the
,pod that he did 4. his own unobtrusive
way will long be remsabered.
Peace to cur departsi friesd, may wa
RYAN GETS BACK AT TISDALE.
THE other day Col. Dari, T1s»AL1,
who ran alpines for • Cabinet pos(Uon is
the sear tutors, if the present government
babas together, had the bad taste t0 make
public a private letter of W. T. It. Pam -
Toy. in which that gwll.m.a spoke of the
well known polities Perm RvA1,as • man
who would make • capital representative
for South Lanark in the Reform harem
Them was nothing obl..ctios•bls in sock a
proposition beteg made, and why C'oL Ti'..t..t.c should ..e tit to bring ret to the atten-
tion of Perliameot, even if it had sot bees
stoles, is b.yood knowing- Paver Ry AN,
however , gem back at the Colonel 15 this
cb•r otsri.tic fashten
'I ask the indulges/es of your columns is
order that I may give Pro Redo Pubboo my
opiates of the gallant Coto/eel's 000duct and
to assure those who ars 00000rn.d in me
that the letter was written without any
ksowledgs on my pert, and certainly Ns
till it appeared to your Parliamentary re-
port had I the remotest idea that either Mr.
Preston or anyomo elm had writes a line
for the purpose of securing me . nomination
for South Renfrew or any other oee-
etitnescy.
Rut even reel. Tisdale could not truthful-
ly may that the letter was of a corrupt or
immoral character, sand .pert from the un-
deserved oompliasats Mr. Preston paid me
it was not other than each as one friend
would write to .other, sad surely it con -
tried nothing to warrant Col. Tisdale in
using what he mast have known was • pprry�
vto letter and which meat have fallen int*
his poreseme under olroom•t.oces that for-
bade iia ase. Had it bees of • spacial, spicy
and iaterestior character like, say, Tuppws
written resignation to the Premier, it would
not be in the least powtible taste to nee it.
COL Tisdale a sot aloe. • military me.
bat • member of an h000rable profsseio.,
but his Wes of .nob • 1•Itee obtaleed by
some peewees. only shown bow low se other.
wias ho.orab's man will deeneed en trying to
makth a point agree political oppes.ne,
and my former opinion that he was .bout
the kit maw ia or oat of P.rli•aneet to es-
oser.ge the iodation. of teeter-eta&/tog has
mtd.rgrwe • decided thongs. If h. loves
to wallow with letter-palfww, or heroine
the Psrltame.tary twee to or wily t.be
contents of private attest to the world 1
trust ha will be allowed to iwnwopolise that
re., for i'arli.meet cannot aff,rd to have
many of that ilk ; and iwt as I know then
are Reformers who dorms letter stealing
seed the like, 1 dm sure ears then are 1'oosar-
estiva is N Misted number who would ra-
ises the eomp•nioeship or seesoy Of those
whose sees are a0, in accord with the laws
geywmiue honorable nos."
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WHAT THE PAPERS ARE SAYING.
row, 1.111 M. 51.10 A.D.
Stratford Beams : Th. avidity with
what every peMie attenuate of Sir Richard
Cartwright is s.iasd upon by the T prem
.ad their est _par, the so-called i.�p.sd-
est journals. a M twisted sed sesterted
tato s.esathiag A a Moire him with
the public is the h o.alpha•eae that,
meld be peid the 14 (.5eeial critic for
eho grope wrviem ha realms his 005.try by
worm its bermes. Tito man the Terve
mast filar chef mese abuse .ed mirepre.
tai,
. Air R�ri has is hie elmo impaled
a boat of rangiest wern�e1s1ggdoers wed the ter -
Imre lies hoes inbe oiled be their iNbliey
a tied . vahearMM rpt is thee .44 kei.thts
armor wheal Masy sada 4.liver • ret.lb .
ler blow. Sir &era (»s.,-ighi's s ,
abler, bale puddle .ed priests. se .have lies.
parr He i1 hewer Man4( and ha %-
ttbbe Mese hemeur4 case" -wassail,
Masa aNspyins Wilma et pub &s Wee .
N. P. NO 'PROTECTION
Canada's industrlas Increase i
More Under Liberal Hulce
Ili. CHARLTON'S EFFECTIVE SPEECH
Pr.Ieeite■ Warts la nes eibleres ley ettY1w1
ell
ear a,s of e•lte. M ase La
Aortal the se•ee( et .seeker
set N toe 51.r.ar4
. rirwdset.
Ottawa, May 17. -The Budget deb+
war re*am•'J yrst.rd*v br Yr ('l:arlt
I1* one of the taut e(t.•, telt .pee•bes
the dIscossi,,5. Rt tient rousi.kred t
relation of the Cesadi•u farmers to t
Nation•' Pioliry.. He declared in t
rigorues iaugw,ge whirls is, his, that t
Notional ;milky is incapable of 1614
0117 profit or advent:nee to ferment.
laid it down as a fixed priuc•iplr that
duty 4-soutd enly raise the pr.ce received
farmers upon so eeriest:turn: product
wbiek the rousumpti.n, within the rou
try wan greater than the pr•.dwrtit
Doing into this sabjee't in detail, he .0
ate latotted the .tatem1It that
tariff is ut u1* beu•fit to the farmer
(tiring a comperiao0 of prices to sl'e.
+kat upnu ell the pPrddweti likely to
br,ueht into Canada the price. is t
('cited titrate; markets are higher th
St Toronto_ The rnited States. M
char:ten *aid. waw ('aarls's best mark
for bay.. .ma;l fruits, home.. shire
:tmb., p•ultry, +c R•. hidden, ward. 110
enit'e. barley. brano melt. vegetable
potatoes. turnips and wheat if the de
were off. How, then. told
be said that the Canadian to
users needed a tariff t e evcstec
them up.Il their prowlurta? ' leo fa
therefore. s+ the (armer• of th;* c'onpt
were concerned the Notional Polity w
slmolt a neoekery and a frond.
Having *hostel what is the tree relit
tiott.hin of else aarieultarel interest
the• National Policy. and having *bow
how onprotreti,e to it i. the Writer
tit.- tariff. Mr. Cherltou devoted him
sell to A rotleldhr.tlx•n of the CnnMrvn
tics. rtaint that Canada is. .bgeu(1rnt rep
protection for h'r nt.tnufarturiug in
tries.. noise rv•tivrs Iwo v• as
•caned at the outset, he said. the
Corrado hod etc nianufarturere oriur t
the adoption of prat:•rtinn. Bu; tit
fal*ity of this aoumptinn wan seen, h
'outiuued, by a comparison of the
-resin iigures. and the rate of inert.*
in the iwriode of 1661-1871, 1871-188
,end 1881 -1691. lulu this romps tin
he proceeded to take his auditors, and
taking the amount of rental inverted.
the valve of the raw materiel treed an
the valour of manufactured prodnets, be
reached the following melts. That i
the decade ending 1871 the rate o
profit was 73 per cent.: iw time decade
ending 1681 it war 42 per cent. and i
tbe last period. ending 1891, 33 6.1
per cent. The rate of iurrraee of th
number of baud.m doted in the in
dostries in tbe period eudiux 1881 wa
E6 6.10 per cent., ea compared wit
45 per cent. Itrrea,.cs in the decade end
lux 1891. The :u-res.e• in the capita
invested w*e, in the decade ending 188
i lit pear frit., and in the following perils
114 ler vent. of raw material. The in
crease between 1871 awl 11+81 wa* 4
per cent., and between 1841 and 189
42 1-10 per cent.
(:.dug into chaser ex*miieation i( th
industries of the tlenuiuruu under
neve-uue tariff, Mr. Charlton contend,
tlsat under that tical system mauufac
tureen lead 'not only batt able to 1.v
bat ninny bad been promperoue. that i
many limo tbry had remind of the home
market, while i1* nutny others they were
w. -II ertablisbe.l, and fortunes had hi
o s.l been mole in 1878 by many menu
lecturers i1* thin country. J. 11. &
it. Velem were worth a million dollar.
.1. if. (Cort* had made a ',railcar, and
K. a 1'. Gurney, etartieg• without a dol
tar, were worth three-grnters of a
- m31i.•u. E. A. Green and A. H. Galt
bud other., were worth hilt a/million and
w Iarxe number of smaller manufactur-
er* had made from $64,1511) to $hdtlr,irk
That pretectiert was not essential to the
development .4 manufacture* the !meats
clearly proved.
Mr, Charlton contended that remota'o
nowuulaetunw were 1st a healthy condi-
tc,li larder a reeliue tariff, that they
w-eathered the depression of 1874-9 bet-
ter than dal the prute.•ted indnstriee .ot
the forted States. There wast, there-
fore no ground for the intn.disrtiun ret
the prntertire .rete% into
l'ainole. The desire for pnr
taction among the Warnlseturers
was die to the period of depr.•..eiou.
and there was not the •lightest doubt
that it tbe manufacturers hail h I:1 00
for a could • if year.' time r••viving
trees, conditions would have slums. for
them what they in 1o7$ asked the (iue-
•rnment tp do. IApp•Inlse.)
Ln n t',•rk thernntrh and comprehensive
way he went into an examination of
Slott Prot•-rtuion hast dote for the
I aiMJ St*tw. H. !mind as the ChM -
Irma this pert of hie n4.•oeh that
the operations of the protection had
nit I*•nt prolitnhle to the iudiwtrie. of
that ("uutry. 111 •np.port of 1111 cou411-
ti1.11 he gave n vast array ..1 figure.,
111, effect of which was to pros, Hint
at no time aim.. 1AR0 ha 1 the coalition
of the mnanot ttrtore to of tel• forted
States been ie. pr...perons as they weer
under a moderate revenue tariff. All
this
was to e-etabli.h his initi.ttory pro-
laa..tion. That protection when ex-
truded aroma.' the whir circle of a ("en-
try's manufacture. fails to *more it.
object, bowsaw, it neutralises its one set
of duties, %pill Fill lade.trio.s raw ma-
terial the promised benefit of the ddt-
les which it imtaeaee uta. that t.-
• ...t..1*'(* I' flirt. for tont rea-
son the manufacturer,. ere DO better off
under it than n.u1er a moderate revenue
tariff. iAppdair••.1
Then, when baring done with the tariff
4wue, ns, earn, to rnnsider the financial
adiain4tratiun of (he (1',vernnenl. he
found the text for one of the moist rllec-
tier perti,>rs of hi. ap.e. h. He made a
roeiporiat.n rel the Maekenai, 'sp•n.p.
tune with the present Aeverauaent's,aad
rr.p..n,4d t.s the ap plieati(w1 which nomw.
Conservative had made to know in whet
Heine th, 1.ihrr..4.. if they wore in prover,
void "yore' to rrdure the prevent ,.x.
p•uditnres. The subject of the iterr.a.e
of the public debt drew from him .n em-
phatic de.l.nition that fur •very d04.
I,r of the increase gime 18117. the pre-
bent tl.ovrrument and 46 pred.rearors
were reapeneibl•. The intriaaw daring
Mr. Mack,naie'e time were due. be mid,
to obligatione entered into by the (un-
rrvetf,es for ronstrartloa of the C.P.R.
and the eel.rgemret of the canoe. TL..
lest etat.n,t,t drew from Dr. Moutag,e
tee 4.'slal, "N... N," het Mr. Charltew
repeated ►is words mad the fit.panitirss
gave them the 'import of ,o hearty
round of appleme.
Speaking of the &felts bre des -bared
that those %hie% meeerled darieg Air
1lkhard Cartwright's regime wore cow -
.d by Mr tithes espse(1.g a revival of
trade following the deproara. and bad
41rrtive4 t. Weer. at bleat tial Ole bit;
people w ...eery epee
40tbs.
Dr. Nustag.r: That was not the tattle
awigeed by him
Mr. l'bsrltu.L 1 think it was.
Dr. M.,ntague: Tun will hal it in his
budget epoch.
Mr. ('harltueb 1 think 1 w:11 had It
there.
Dr. Montague: The boat. geutl•.tws *CI
Mot say that that was tthe remota be as-
aigued,
air Richard Cartwrfghtc it t...st c.r-
*411 y wap, (.keelaur.I
Mr. (lutetium. proceeding. egad ha 1ad
lt+icor 1 1• tel spe'eb. moreover, he re-
membered bearing th.- *abject d:.ciamed
it. party Carina *ail the party b.td eu-
d„r..d :.ud mipported the coarse whish
war thou pyunned.
The coucludiag portion of tlw speech *as
devoted to au limitary whether the
buudlilut of the flounces by the dovero-
wout had born bonnet owl clear. lii Its
course Is; called iu evidru:a of .r eat -
tux of ruble contracts,. 1•.11iu4 railway
bu.ares such as the listws Bay Itai1-
wey, srautiag lands to ap►culatnrs, the
Tay -ramal, Treat valley canal. theC•r'
ran bridge. Sheila l.land Dam mad s
dost'. other •imilsr traneactioas. He
concha:et' with • vtxta...e ,.tateraeut
of the Liberal milky null and the liberal
victory with wbieb the lutufe Proarer-
ity o1 Csnada he, declared wan bound
aR
Tai CAPE Seer e4A04.
TIM 9rwaered tee.prse 5 Tve•y
woese is oke imps Sewn
Parllamew{.
tendon, Ray 14--A despatch from
Cap C.,ivay says that i1* Per:tamest to-
day Yr. N tenor made a nwtioa calling
for the papers eoaeeruinc the treaty atth
Cauada. Ile contended that it %tend be
better for the tenuity to cultivate role -
tams with iia own neighbors than ..:b
0oada, and said that there %err no
art,, -;es, eu•ept what tier. already fere
tb.t they could esrbanx•• with ('•tt*J*.
The Premier, Hew. Cecil lholee,
that the uegotiations hod toot *tern he-
yood a protarul -that a Canadian d••1. -
cite visit tape Colony.
Mr. 5,surr remarked that tits• Govern -
recut bad plied heavy duties on Aus-
tralian gouda. awl asked how, in view
of the fact. it could admit lhnadlua
eu.ies free of duty.
t ii611 Taut istaws TSt 10400111:5.
1?Sm•w5y e.elals Revers eke Law To lie
Sielared titre tares
New York. May 1 Treasury official+
have fettled down upon the rnueltmiom
that the income tate law will next Mon-
day be declared uneonstit,: .opal by all
to three. Advices which hate reached
the (%,mmiweon-r of lutenist Revenue
holiest,. that •itch will he the attitude
of the court on for question.
A Washington special to The Mail
and Romeo' says : The positive state-
ment is mode that the income tax will
be declared nocoswtitutitstal by a vote
of six to three. event if hider Jueksoll
rotes for it. Besides the four justices
who voted *gaile-t the constitutionality
of the .tet at tel' first hearing, Justice"
Brown and Shirt., it is alleged, have
changed their views, sad the majority
opinion against the roustitutiunctlity of
the law will be signed by therm. The ex-
act position of Justice Jackson is tem-
knowa
a. 1. ',JILL'', wa ItX4MIIRM.
1 Need •1 Tesw.l. Lawyers Exiled*. Rum
at sett,.,.
Detroit, May 16.-4 rommi.4on from
Tomato were in the city to -day to ex-
amine C. N. Williams, the abs onding
bookkeeper of Boater, Grid le C,,. Mr.
Charles, Miller, barrister, of Toronto,ex-
amined Mr. ICilliauw as to his dealing,
with the defauct Central Bank. Mr,
C. J. !Lotman tot Pattullu 4 Holman)
and Mr. W. IL Wssllbridge examined
Itilliatue as to his private affairs. Mr.
Walker, barrister, of lIamiltou, was
also i5 Aired/ince.
N111 11g54190 Par asebseas'* 11*..
Sing Siug. N.Y.. May 17. -Warden lenge
of Sing Sing Priam was last evrniug
w•rvtd with papers to show rause i1*
Albany next 1L,uda7, belure the Court
1 Appeal., why he *Mold unt produce
Dr. i:. W. ittr•hanan before that court
for re-Geatrnre to death to the electric
chair. It i. held that it is the only
court that now has jnriedirtion over
the ear, 8imtlar papers were also
;erred on Dr. llee►aitau.
Tessa.. 10rkNs.
Toronto. Slay 177.-rh.ur-Plan: m•eeler-
•t- demand. Straight rollers told at 114
to 14.05.
e Bran -The. demand la ',acile*. with
Mall lot, sellfag here at 615 sod .•ar 10441
quoted at 113. west. 'n oats. In tar
lots, 117, Toronto freights.
Wheat -Thr feeling is firmer. owing to
tie. strength and higher prigs ret ua.lde
market*, este. of whit) and reel Inoue
ere reeorte.l et 117, to e"•-. outride. at
point M shipment. ?4..11•.10 No. 1 hard
is also higher. *ening to (40e t.. 91.•. west,
and at IIJc. Montero; frelgat. At Vort
William the price is nut 56.'.
Marley-1'brre 1• • geed demon', hat
nuns offrring. Prices ere firm at ase to
47c for feed.
the. -Tim demand 1• fair .red ;arise.
steady. White gold at 36 1.2e4. 36..
olds. „•.F
Pt's. -The demand 1• !otter and whs.
Honor. sans being road* outside at Orb
to 61e.
Ry..-ttuel..ee dell and pelts. euml.dl 55
the We.
lieskeheet-The nominal price is 4d0.
Tag IIf1JIYgaa1 5i4Cati1 clSITara.
A ro14 Map in Megiddo sail termer.
,rase.
London, May 16.-1 deep',trb from
Rroadetair., 1e1.• of Thanrt, Comity 111
Kent, say4 n gale, tterumta.nied by snow
and hail. prevail.. there. A number of
builtioge have been uur..olcd null the
fruit hhass,uu bore born 'kitmyrd.
Poneunli, cold w.•nther prevails
throngh,,et Efig In101. i h. -n• were snow
storm. In. the east const. To day •
few minor wrecks base occurred •m the
east const. the Tomei* having run ashore
tiering the soow.torms.
56.5. TIMI Wavy he 1el1.d
The Hague. May 16. -A holing *mark
foundered to -day near Wa.s.ertaar, South
Holland. Eight of her crew were
dn,wued. A high tide by been Mewing
ep by the honey wind and threatens to
destroy tar town of 8r4vehinxea, a
well-kwown watering place two miles
nortbweet of The Hague. 7M town is
ehrltmred from the we hr it high drive,
bat the water is rapidly elenowekipf 00
it. Hill of Schevrninr•n was *wallowed
np by the ere in 14470.
feet wooer t. Wrier.
Paris. Mei. 16.-I:OdN weather, me-
eo.mpsoi.4 by easterly 'forms, prevails
in France. A ..mhrr of't_+res by Iigbt•
ctn. sn. e.•.*.rted.
Wbeeellie't tam aewvw7 by ore.
8t. Peterwt'urg, May 111. -The ken -war
factory of the gotherhilds aL Sake has
ban deatrnyed by fire with s smmber
of oil reservoirs and other property. Las
eery heavy.
lar Nisaaillsa Ile IM hared.
Mata, May 11-1 telegram from Dir
rya the satire tetharaae have made a
MO* attar upset the British airlift He fest at
Wilartalinit. firm awasi alt SIM*
COCKBURN WASANCRY
When the World'a Fair Ex -
panses Were Mentlonut:.
MRDEYLIN MAKES AN AKIE SPEECD
A Lively 1114 selwe.s ads ae5tbere Ise
eiYwa mat .'tater Te.M1e•-111r. tae•
Us r Tone ara•ess ler eapsakaa
lie ba.ermreeiro 4'eelve-
sita 're/Mr
Ottawa, May ,44.-I4..•k-ribh,d ,,rut.e-
t1a1t is the l -my ir,t(' of *11 the clash,s
that bar, t..•ro made uu the Mo.i•tenal
side of the House during. the pro,. se of
the lug-dnlwu-wt Budget .ie ttete.
There hos ub.'eu :so word of euro ,r•*e-
meat to the taxbunkl.rd people who ut
ow time were 1e1 td t.•lieve tLut thr,r
I.ad wowld b' lig11t.nel by tela ,,nr'rr
of loppittlr of1 the ew.e1d.•rIAt brn,xbtr,
Seam the 11.1auuhacturers' .ta.oe!etlon ant
iia mighty foot datum opens Mr. Fiores
tariff revisiuu bill and furuish^d him with
• brief ra'budyiut; their drumli s a, Our
eminent supporter lar hoot the coiwegs_
or the patriotism to ally A word "1* be-
half of the op.premwd faruner, or laborer.
Te. Liberal party as represented 11* the
House oCommitteeboa steadleatly irrCommitteetaiued its positioe that the iulerest of the
mare most be cuuaid.rrd brlurr
u( the lavun•d w d hat the ugly
u.rtbud of erlirv►feitg so111.t11* i. t.. .tth,pt
the er.wuatic•*lly souud principle of n
revenue tariff whish will take from the
people enough crony to meet the re_
qu,remritta ••1 }uvertuueut and ',•,t cue
rent more.
Thr Budget debate was resumed eater -
day by Mr. (.1,ekburu. The mrtn.i-r fur
feet re Toronto Legbu his speech in
n very promising and effective .tyl•.
But thio did nut last, and wbru toe turu-
e l 11' a serious cousi'l.•ratiuu of fiw•al
questions, the 1,tteutluu of the Horan
lett him. After diacunsing the 1a►1-
auee of trade theory and the littionrl
debt. he came in due eowle :ironed to
free trade in EugLt.d. He ..lied the
House to remember that Eugt.0 I had'
beea prep'ring for free trade for 40U
yrs n.
Mr. Davies tasked him %briber it will
take that 1 .ng fur 1.tiada to make her-
self ready to abolish protection. To
this Mr. Cockburn replied that to edt
nut elpe01 Ctu
auI* to go to deep, but
not in Mr. Davies', or his own time, not
yet p5 their children's time, would Qin.
aide*. industries be mo fortified that they
001111 be mately thrown upon to the
competition of the world. IOppasitiou
applause.)
Mg. Charles Devlin, the bright Young
member for Ottawa County, followed
with en exceptionality atom( speech in
1' 1i1•'o•'(4 ''q: J+') sas.ete •e1 ynixy 11*
arraignment ut the (iuverument's polity
of for douses. Mr. Devlin has a native
elsquenee that is always pleasing, used
he is a clear Wad effective reasoner.
During the program of his remarks the
baby member for Tomato acted au bati-
ks- that the Speaker was obliged to re-
prove him uui two differt'ut necasioae.
Mr. Cockbura persisted in inter-
rupting Mr. Devlin without reason
until even his own friends became weary
of it. With a smile suggestive of the
bravado of a bad little boy the repre-
sentative of East Tomato continued to
interject astute:140hle, inapposite re-
marks anti! the Speaker. gently, but firm-
ly, " turned him down." Mr. Devlin did
bot waste may more time in rep:yiu; to
the •• member for tut. Jobu'a War.1," as
he termed Mr. Cockburn, than it r,• 'Wired
to administer to him a rebuke f or the
attack which he made apou lk Rich-
ard Cartwright. Mr. Devlin told Mr.
Cockburn stat 11 be wound eoa.ider bis
own position in bis own party be would
have reason for .erica. refleetioo•. 11e
had been spoken of two years ago fur
the high position of Premier of Canada.
Mr. Cockburn was not sufficiently tulle•
pendeut of his own party to attack any
member on the Oppositiva side of the
" Is. be trot 11e gentleman," asked the
member for Ottawa County. " who two
yeah ago went to Chicago And expended
14425 that was taken oat of the treasury
of the eoustry, mad that was collected
wader the National Policy ' "
" That' what i tall adding hermit to
injury,' replied Mr. Cockburn, with an
alternated degree of warmth. " I went
Chicago, *pent five months and a hall
there and i received not one iota of eat-
ery. I state mow. whaft 1 have not stat-
ed before, th.t I spent over 413000 of
my owe money, and that the whole ex -
peones of that commission of Mr. Tarr
and writs!! were less those the persrsaal
expenses of the cummis•ioner from
tario alone. I am glad that this subject
has been brought up. And 1 shalt be only
too glad to appear to -morrow or tiny
day before the Committee of Pub4c Ac-
counts, and I think i'll show that."
Dr. Lioderkin . Ton will have a chance.
Mr. Derlio: If anybody flea an apology
to offer the hon. member for Centre To-
mato, it should he the AuditonGpmrnal
01 the Dominion of Canada, beeatre i
fled in its anoaal report that the sum
of 144:6 was paid to Mr. (horse R. R.
Cockburn, M.P., as an advance (oo ac•
totnt of •xpenre11.
Dr. i.nodrrkiA: Vias that for refresh.
menta
Mr. 'Devlin: 1 had that the lase. mem-
ber has sent iui a statement of the hole
amount of hie expenses, .5d tory amount
to 144!6.
Mr. ('0rkbarn: i don't deny that they
amount to that. tion have a voucher
for every dollar. 1 lid sot act es did
the Commia.io5ee 1'111 Ontario. who told
the Hoge, that he kept two tIrrowut..
Mr. Delis: The hon. member ie a lit-
tle bit toswby on the subject, as is shows
by the temper that he Mite into.
Dr. l.snderltla: Wait till we get at
hie one bill. (Laughter.)
Mr. Devlin j*vm tir„ ert•r145.t a-
.nbeeline*.eler uy.pni4nx the Ov erumrnt: Firrllet,
ber*• he looked upon the financial.
policy .d the Government aut worthy of
...modernisation: second. berates be
thought the treAr pcdicv d the (loves•
=went unsound, end third, berasse he
eo.n.itien•d the Administration Of the
()•,crniment retold not be supported or
defe.4.d. Mr. Devlin was saying that
the Lfbenal police 01 toothy was the
some policy that Alexander Matthaei,
and Edward /Drake had supported wbeu
the new- d eereetary of Mate in-
terposed . " la kr kelt your party be-
came he could not support your pal -
icy."
The h000ra%le gentleman will never
have bis party 1110.r o1 its polity,"
woo the ready retort of Mr. Devlin, and
it produced a storm of Liberal ap-
Dr. Montages : The policy i• always
right.
(lir Richard Cartwright : TOe will
etlek to it while there is a NH1i5g fa
It.
Mr. Others : T. tdsed... ioag •
the mb Mdse cert.
44r.
etUeske e.Wiabsi apes the l
br a[ W RelMrsied btr.(kt
et 1684+hr rag !unreal tits l>trge d
Results Astonish
MIN OF $CiENC[_
AVL3,°S
A MEDICINE
WMIOUT AN UAL
Statement of a Wail Karim Deets
niers lareaprlfl• Is withowt ea equal
as a blood-purl/eft sad Sprung medietaa, and
cation have praise *neigh. !have watched
Its effects 1n Sweetie eases, whore other
treatment was of to avail, and bare bees'
astonished at the remits. No other blood
atedkin, (tot 1 have ever used, mod 4 ha•0
t11.4 them all. in .o thorough R its sewn,
and effects .0 many permanent e%res as
Ayer's Bar.aparltla."-Dr. 11. F. MawLt,
Augusta. Me.
Ayer silt Sarsaparilla
Adtslltt d at tuts World's Pair,
41.r'. Pula for Meer and beach,
. rrtisu,. ape,. mut U: a i.. • " a .- .
ascioistrut, 11(5.4 t1*. It .JW 4.4si.uia50,
Mr. Craig. tie ;bital.rtr for Leet
bm, is, tea ui repass wlw tee s0aaous :.5.,
001.10i W e-,rui(.i.e i'wu:a;r•O•lty `rid tariff
reform with the •,I.. 4%+1607. Thi. ye,.r
4r ka.1 no sostract.oes and hires au t.u-
diritkd ala,ti u.. . - tt.,- :;•tectal Polley.
lir eutere,t :no. . ,tool.•,* of tar Dwell -
lug of the (►,/.. eat "4..ti'( fur reernue
only " fur 1•s,•► .. . J t L .1 :t menet (het
a,. duty would i:, i1*, . Al tont would
give root tttci•. •4to1 pe ,t••etiou, .041
tberef•,re teat u1* err; o.• s1.1 be imposed
on C pts •i' ,ng t.h, _ .' .'l. he ',roomed
Ii..•.a.
Mr• W. 11. Edwards, iLner.es,d the gun -
11011 from the p,,ut of view of the prac-
tical buain,-1a :,.,t. au! he wee obliged
to eondema 1 ',' r•.triet.re policy of the
(iovern:et.t. 11e .reuse: bow ititera•r
it b'id bar„ t . tL L.Im,riwg tar,. end
the Lateen. of (:-a•..,!a, 011(1 proSoa.crdto
In fay •r ul a review tariff.
The (outr .4 re to Co-torre wait tbe next
to take the floor. Wittst.i1t advancing
may n w ari01wutw. he made n general
drkuee of toe administration and policy
of the 11..1,rtnent.
Mr. Churlt..a touted the adjouraaxnt
of the debate.
I1'ILt7 t MS4* 54116.
The
R•v.I separtwee/ u -wort.* leo.
Mbar or i.Ns nes We.
Rimy. Maj iii. .1.hnir.,i Morin, Mine -
ter of Moue-. in a speech at 8pe•,l,oa
last evening ..ti.f the total retreurh -
msnts ;n the lutists naval department
for the cermet your %sould he 6.041u,000
lire, and besotted that it would 45' the
cheapest adn:ir,istratrd marine establish -
meat i1 1.::ruts•, The program of tke
Government coutrmplated a redaction of
the number of nreenais, the sale of old
ships at.d the construction of a few new
ones 6*. complete the wt loses.
atoms 511 >rtoen N1 4 PALL:
5.651 Mdden( etrlits ss a 156etleo tlmiaT
ease
Ottawa, May 16,-A fatal adcident hap.
pled fleury Tacker. employe of Judge
Moegrr.ve, fell from the rear of • buggy
i1*neck Rwtswaw bo:iroken. Ila d .cad, owie,IlOspind to themolt 451rm11-
wtsediat*t gtri be way. The young fellow's
slrly.
arlCoa Yl,.. 14LL MOR'.
Twelve Tbssa•md 5511.9. Lasa el Mme'
(a5•.•• l esn5Y_.9am.
Rime.,e, May 111. -The large flouring
mile and elevator belonging to W. it
groyne & Cu. were destroyed by fire
yesterday. The iartsraxe tarried s
*12.000, The origin of the fire woo
spontam•otu combustion.
Street anesway tlesee.tl,w.
Montreal. May 15. -Montreal has been
chosen fur the next cut.rentiou of the
Street Railway awn of America. The
convention will lam Irma (Mt. 15 to lit
inerlativ., 145.55 1000 graders inter-
ested is street railways are respected to
attend. There wilt la as rxbiMtkn on
the Victoria Rink and the Witcher wi4
be the bea.ii ,latter. of the &legate.
Ask your Druggist fot
Murray &
Lanman's
FLORIDA WATER
A DAINTY FLORAL_ UT*ACT
Per llsai>r 'J.Jst, Tailet and 110116