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THF 1;11GWA1.: GODERIOB. OWL. THURSDAY. JITNE 4, 1896
AYER'S
Hair
VIGOR
>,a *Leos mescal
ember se the bait,
had shoe pore,{.
M ataltar out. Nee.
IL W. Itiwisk, 4
Dishy. Y. a., sages
" A little more
than two years ago
my hair
began
to turn
ni
and fall
out. Af-
ter the
use of
foe bottle of Ayer's Rat? Vigor my
hair was restored to its original
Dolor and ceased falling out. An
occasional application has since kept
ape hair in good condition."—Mrs.
H. F. F=xwlcz, Digby. N. a
Growth
of Hair.
"Eighte.,Ja ago, 1 had the vario-
loid, and lost my hair. which prevl.
ously was quite abundant. I tried
a variety of preparations, but with-
out beneficial result, till I began to
fear I should be permanently bald.
About six months ago, my husband
brought home a bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor, and I began at once to
ase it. In a short time, new hair
began to appear and there is now
every prospect of as thick a growth
of hair u before my illness." -
lirs. A. WEBER, I'olymnia St., New
Orleans, La.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
raarAlZD aT
64.1. C. ATEA • CO., LOWELL, MAtt., U .S. A.
Aver's Pills cure Biel Hwa/selee.
CONVINCE D.
"Now tr'I me, al. erre,. t,uth for troth—
I enwetines Iter you they have bean
I. boy hand. or in e*I Iles. )014th.
Au..tber tctfl',. Y /.:.lord )t,nr own.
"Fueglte nae :f 1 Urn. t.. 1.100
From porf.cm f.ul.— bat ae not it !
I only wonder, if, ).thou.,
Yoe ever loved, a little bet
He thought of Kate, whose brlil,.mt mind
Oaoe mare t0 .Ifs 11* heron -et meet ;
He though, of Maud, whoa. hair bad head
The Irtt mods µ.hut ul baa rest.
He though. of Lithe, N.11 and Sue,
(11 re"i Ie M.y lord ..uey has,
Aad then he d... as Inters do,
Aod pr...d b;m.alf • truthful man.
With injured air and nnnrofol eye
He sadly turned away hive bead,
" It sou cs. think "--site heard lows toms,
(10 ! so=eo--a. ! I de.'t !" she said.
A\ IIS►\ I:sT PLATFORM.
Where the Liberate Stand.
There 1. we • eamleg is Ih. /tellers
a. ..yal..r.le.e-s.v.ry Flask 1.
1 learsad leelt•Meaed-0..
Pot Polar, IK tosaada.
K
Canada and the United Memo en adkestag
eptt.tttto, with wear mateal i0Mre set it le
timetable {bast we 06464 k. Lha tort
triesdly reletioa. .ad h•..d and ltMal
Wade i.t11fc.ares hawses Oust.
That .►, , &swa w Mike of the D.m4.M.
•"A •A. E.•Orli wash' ►e maNri.lit d-
.0.,01 by •b• e.l.btiabl g of ..oh .ki-
ten-:
That . b. psr.nd .f the old reciprocity
t ii.e.ty wee w•e of .caked Prosperity w the
Ila+• L•► N. rt't A.nerecas mitosis ;
That the pr••t. et ceder wbl.•b the Gee
.• moose[ app.* .•I he rho +wary is teal re
.....Jot twat -arms. for a we.ty with the
Vested SI. na was neitleding and dtelPeeet
ear' inter'*' to m.el-n4 the el.o•or r•
1 hot o.t smears rs t ff it., has bra n.. - by
1 . . .. . sin • trete Y. but [het, ... the
o ssuary. it or mita tiro that 'he r '+set
Ceveraonent, .'M1.rolled . 1 Mr ere l) Me•
epelise Med .' Mt.loe•, are sot dome.n. of
*..aria. such • treaty.
That the bust step toward, oblmiaiag the
sod M view, is tie place • pay is power
who ors .i...esiy classroom of p.emettag •
treaty ea terms bo.or.bls to both .seat -
Mee;
That • fair and liberal reciprocity treaty
would develop the great natural reeoetees of
Canada, would enormously i.ere.•e the
trade ..d oomwNos between the two OMNI -
trim, would teed te e.00urage bitume 1 re-
larioas between the two peoples, wtlald es -
M•• *May clauses which have in tit vest
provoked irritation and trouble to the (ase-
ereeteats of both eouotries, ..d wadi pew
mom these loudly relations biasses the
Empire and the Republic whioh afford the
tile. guarantee for peace sad prosperity ;
That the Liberal party is prepared M
enter Leto oego4•ttoos with • view to ob-
taining such a treaty, ioolediag • well eaa-
e idored list of manufactured articles, and
we aro satisfied that •.y treaty so arranged
will receive the .as..t of Her Majestys
t;over.meot, without whose approval no
treaty oma be made.
3. PURITY or ADMINISTRATION- IX/NORMS
00aa17^TIo11.
That the Coevest*oo deplores the gross
corruption in the management cad .xpendt
tun of public money which for years past
has existed under the rule of the t'omeervs-
p•rty, Mod the revebtlow of which by the
different psrlumeorary oomm mew of in.
quay have brought di*graoe upon the fur
Dame of Casada.
The Gov.rument,wbioh profited political-
Ic by these expenditure' of public money•
ul which the people have men defrauded,
cad which. nevertheless, have .ever punish
ed these guilty parties, must be held re•
n ooaible tor the wrong doing W • arraign
LM Government for routing in Oboe a Min
later of the Crows proved to have mounted
Very large °cntributions of money for else•
1100 purposes from the toads of • railway
co ,which whale paying the pohtia.1 oomtri•
butious to him, • member ot the Covera-
ment,with one hand, was reoetviag Clovers -
meat subsidies with the other
The conduct of the Minister and the ap-
proval of his oolle•gues after the proof be-
came known to them are seloul•ted to d.-
✓ redo Canada to the estimation of the world
and deserve the 000d.oia•tioo of the
4. • DEMAND ',TUFT ECONOMY - D.CRLA'ID
PIN DITt'sa.
t%• sennot but view with alarm the large
iaorew of the public debt and of the oou-
tro'llable annual expenditure of the Doman
ion and the 000eequent undue taxation of
the people under the Governments that
have been continuously In power since;g78.
and we demand toe .trlcta.1 economy to the
administration of the government of the
0000try.
5. rug RINPONNIRLI .;OvIR' MLYT-INDa-
I'R'DICNeR 01 PARLIIMINIT.
That the Cosmorama remota that by the
action ot Munster* .ad their supporters is
l'erliameot, in mos awe in which serious
°barges were made Leaned a MIoiater ofithe
'rows, lnvesttgatio• was altogether refund
while in another o•se the charges preferred
wesealtered and then referred to a commu-
n ion appototed upon the.d•Ise of the Min-
istry, contrary to the well settled practise
of Parliament ; and this Cooveotionithrm.:
That it is the ancient and undoubted
right of the House of Commons to inyuiro
into all matters of public expenditure, cad
into .11 charges of miecoodunt 1a .den
. pwinet Members of the Crowe, sed the re-
ference of such matters to royal enmmis-
n ious created upon the advice of the accused
is at variance with the doe re.poouh•lity of
Ministers of:the Rouse of Commons, sad
tends to weaken the authority ot the How
over the F:xsootiee Government, .ad this
(Animation affirms est the powers of the
people's representatives in this rdgsrd
should on all fitting 000ssious be upheld.
6. rut I.ANI. roll Till N[TTLI&-NOT Ito
TH E following is the Liberal poli. y
as adopted by the Net:coal t'oo,eottoo at
Ottawa is June
W., the Liberal party of Canada, in Con-
vention assembled, declare :
IMO the customs tariff of the Dominioa
should he based, not se it se now, upon the
protective principle, but upon the require-
ments of the public servioe ;
Thst the ensUag fa•iff, founded upon •n
an. Dead principle, lied used, se it ham Men
developed momploilell. trust, and combina-
It has decreased the value of faros and
other landed propertf
It haa oppressed the names to the enrich•
meat of a lea ;
It has checked immigration ;
It has caused great lose of population ;
It haa impeded C0111.71•1r0f.
IL has discriminated against Great Reit
▪ In these and in many other ways it has
occasioned great public and privets iajury,
all of which e•ile must continue to grow in
inteanty as long aa the prosiest tariff sYstem
That the highest laureate of Canada de•
mood a removal of this obstacle to Our
0011flitY's progress, by the ailoptioo of a
mond timid policy, which, while not dolor
Winans. to say class, will promote domes,
io and foreign trade, and hasten the return
of prosperity to tour people ;
That to that end the tariff should he re-
duced to the needs of hottest, economical
mod efficient gcverement
That it Amid be so &dictated as to inalc•
frea„ ag to hear as light as pronabie upon,
• soomMties of lite, sod should be so ar•
magod as to promote freer.trede with the
&• item sad the Coated 'Mame
We believe that the result. of the protoot-
Hemmed" of persona who honestly supprat -
ea it, and that the country, is the light of
•emeriease, is now prepared to &solar" for a
sound Boost policy.
The issue between the men polities' par-
tial on this questios 000 °wady dmin.d.
The Oovernmesit themselves admit the
failure of their &eel peltoy, and now pro-
fess their mllimeases to make some Assurer?
but they say that sash must be homed asly
es the stem of proilmothea
se radically assirsad. and asjamit to the
masien of the people. asd &elms est
aseaviessno *teat my tariff shims= Mind so
Mat prosetple must fall he allied any soh-
stoottal relief frees the burdens %odor white
the esmetry labors.
This Wows we sahmeamisoly atosept.
egos It we awalt with Use foliose oemedems•
Nis verities of the shatews al Oniada.
Tliab„ harden regard to pesspostty of
That in the opinion of this Conventual
the soles of publio lands oi the Dominion
should be to actual Nattier* only, sod not to
speottlatore. upon reasonable tones of settle.
meat, sort III such MVO& 1111 ma he reason-
ably moupied and cultivated by the settAer.
7. (wrong Tilt DOMINION IRANCHISI ACT -
FAVOR Till PROVINCIAL FRANCA ISL.
That the Framable* Act aims its intro-
duction has cost the Dominion Trossury
over • million of dollars, bendes satiating •
heavy expenditure te both political parties;
That each revisioa involves an additional
expenditure of &further quarter of a million;
That this expos/liters has preveatod aa
amiss' revasiosi, as originally intended. in
the abeenoe of which young voters eatit'ed
to the franchise have, is aserieroue buitae-
see, been prevested from exercising their
▪ 'I hat it km failed to eerier* uniformity,
which woe the prMotped reason ainimised for
partizan revisisg barristers appointed by the e
That it has produced groom abuses by Th
ot the day ;
That its penvistona am Wm liberal thee
those already 'misuse Emmy Prirrimeas of
the Dominios, sad that to the spines of
Univelitiou the act should be repealed,
amid we should revert to tbs Pembina,
That by the Gerrymander eats, the eke.
loyal divines' ler the raters of seseabere
Se the Reese of Comae= have boss so
marie es to prevent a tan exprentem el the
eginies of the «entry in She general else -
tines, sad ea mean io the peril mew im
power • strength est of all prviserelem
greater thee the oeumber et elenerseeppern
hog them weadd waives& To mit as end ••
this abase. to stake the Rome of Osmoses,
a fah expsnost lett Zama. sad to
Cv. the Howie y of seemena.
owirilleetrabie he terminal et else -
tend diviner, eassey boundaries dieeld be
preserveL tied hat la sa ONO pares et MI-
hereat +maitre. *Maid be put le este oleo -
tonal div sloe.
9. Tall eaiAre D&LOHTI-Aa$RO Toa
00t1.11TOT10w.
The pro.eat eeeeNtwtios at the Swale is
i♦ssundemest with the /eds.sl prieeiple is
ear 1)er.m 01 reverwMt, and r l• Mbar
reep.et* def.ostve, as it slakes the 8..•$.
(.depeede.t of tits p. aide ..d scones idied
by N•. pahho optative of Ow enotry, and
should be eo amended as to hrlog it into
h.•woo, out the pri.oipele of wpd•rgov•
Nameat
10- 44t'a11TIoY ase ra0111,Rlo, - A DONUISOPI
rLLaMIOrra
That where,* pabito attest/as is at pro.
*sat muck direct., te tM on.adersIMe d
the .dmNsdet ly • • •t *vile of i.Nmperaear
1t is dee who, that the mi.d o1 the p. 1.
eho.id he clearly ascertained on the
r ins of probtbitioa by saws* ot • Doninies
Plebiscite.
Clinton : TYr. Shaw him bought the home
aid let e. Outarie-st reeestlyT 000alslfltl by
Dr. Appleton. It le eart.ialy as eligible
site Mad h'vtlotelarly .dapr.d y Leans+
for • detour's edea Whether the pushes,
as... that the deter touted* to get
married is sot mated is the deeds, heat we
isdi•e to the °piston that ere long he will
palrw.ds a very popular young lady of tows
M its pro1otbs with him, and we
witiM to WNW' oar oe.gratul•tiose to ad -
V1111016
Tb. Mardi e1 Socialises.
A friend of ears .otio.d • box of olg•rs
which he had only lychee into the day be-
fore was b.lf empty. Teroiog to his eery
Mat -man be said
•''1hi. o rally *.lea • bit too f.r. Jao.pb
my man. We awoke a great deet too
m0ob !"
A Tear e/ Taalay.
Lady (applying the term—Aub ! what •
pity ! The baadsomeet gentleman is tbo
oomo.ny has got • .plash oo hie waistcoat !
All the gentlemen preeeut look down in
000a•ern••io0 at their ve.'
Tbs [averted 'fewer.
"Did you not may that there was • tower
on your *.tate'" we once asked • simple-
into/led per....
"Hors it is."
"Why, that's • very deep well."
"And prey what is a well but • tower
taroed wrong end ap''
The tallest aaglse et War.
The rapid de -elopement of m.. ..e, y for
um In navel warfare has suggested to the
fertile brain of • pupal at the Militate soh •.1
the cre•uoo of a "Torpedo-boot—xeretorer-
esroichtenitdeogt rndbobr.rk*putaoaober,"
—which may be denortbed as an appliance
ter intimating serious damage us the sinkers
of anntbilato, a of torpedo -bent destroyer•
WHEN FIRST THE MAID I LOVE
WOOED.
When first the maid I love, I wooed,
I gave the rem to bops a• d 1 -cion ;
She smiled at my elated m. d,
Aod told me " love cam cot of fashion.'
In dainty verse• next I tried
To move her by my pretty wit ;
She tamed each ardent page said*
And clearly would have none ot it.
I took her to my (tithe. • bank,
And showed her vsul • of *hist., gold ;
I laughed •1 lo.e sod lauded rack,
And there again my tale I told.
The dawn of love was In her eyes- -
Her answer wM not hard to gases ;
I taw her lissom fall and rise—
She blushed and softly .aewered " Yee. -
IBest ter.,....milor
Wash Day
makes Clothes
sweet, clean,
white, with
the least
labor.
Its
remark -
able lasting
and cleansing
properties make
SURPRISE most
economical and
rtaxaro- MILL.
llucIlallalls & 9hloas
SASS, DOOR and BLIND
Dselsae law lase. R
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Lad bsltder'u m terlal of evert ls.Niptisa
School Furniture a Specialty.
TF YOU WANT
A SPRING SUIT
en a. of First -ease Make
G Sod Material and
Latest Styles,
—CALL UPON—
HUGH DUNLOP.
The west.'. t'aNbte
Mixt to Saadi of laesa erl
Doctor What Isjood
ter clsansln9 the Scalp and
Hair, I seas to hard tns4
ave/ythillf vie as in despair
.moat Why�P very
besttkiaSis PALM. TAR SOAP
itis splendid for W%skim
eit kind it ?rout dryncy3
Das puts an tad to Dadra
*ad Freshea3 the hair ocely.
23 a /OR s Wig g WafT
GV RF
CONSTIPATION,
ITSI
DYSPEPSIA, '
ICK HEADACHE,
C6U+ATETHE UVM.
ippjONE PILL AFTER EATING
INJURE! e00D DIGESTION.
CE 25 iTS.T.cDODO heal.
BOOTS AND SHOES
We have now in stock a finer variety of
Lady's Buttoned Boots
and Oxford Ties
both in Black and Tan
than has ever before been placed upon the shelves in Goderlch.
In Men's, Boys' and Youths'
we have all styles, t and nd prices,
both in Black and Tan.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SLATER RHOS.
WM. SHARMAN Jr.
Business Change
Photo Business
anti taken
Frc rn
Having purch-ied the
Mr_ R_ I'_ Sa11 w6
porseesion, I invite the public to inspect our work, and
ASK YOUR PATRONAGE.
Having secured MR ADAMS, late of Toronto and Stouffville,
we are prepared to do just such work as the public demand
(Jur methods of finishing are the same as in use by Simpson of
Toronto, and all work will be guaranteed throughly up-to-date.
Our exhibit of photos in Toronto during the past Winter at-
tracted the attention and received the admiration of all lovers of good
photos.
We make a specialty of every photo—no exception.
Orders for Photos from Mr. Se'/otos' negatives will be promptly
lilkd.
W. R BELDEN.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
HARPER & LEE.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH,
Pare WHITE LEAD, BRUSHEg,
Do you want a pure Ready -Mixed Paint
Yea Then buy only the
Berea and ¶IW?EII P
IIIED PAINTS
THE BICYLES
Season of 1896.
ARE YOU IN IT?
Excelsior
Egg
LOOS FRCP.
von 12
If you are not. you ought to be, for the
eisolas eassoo /Walt la be • anew Somas
far Hayed/ow In Goderlsh than any of Its pre -
All Colors to choose from. All aim of cans
from one-half pint to one gAllon.
HARP")it--A LICE.
A RIDING ACADEMY
tho training of Whesinsims sad Wheel
mimes ha' been estabbalval la Boderioh, and
tit moose that atteuded it last you warrants
mo essitinuing the work. Perim BaUsfac
Ban. Tomas r
ar A BAB Ilse of dret-class Morelos for
Now la tie time to get your wheals toads
ready for tie essmon. iverythiag la the repair
Use kept es mod. • nd nose but skilled baud e
JOHN YULE,
TIE Knoll Molehill
WASHER
IT IS NO PICKLE.
You simply treat the Eggs vrith
PRESERVER, and lay them away
-AT DOWN A SUPPLY WHEN THEY ARC
Call for book giving full Inforciatioat free
Bicycle Livery. IlDismitas-in
FOR RALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HERO !
Old Reliable
oe Deck.
TNE BEST AND ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL •
glee Cheupeet Coal AM mead h Ude smartie&
All ova weighed es the Markin Reales.
es that you're ears yes got rear weight
LEX
Patron ise
True
Tem Oseabiai Pasts's, Ramsay Ms
has Iowa swabIldwil se stye he
weasel mispent,..
lizts.
.41m,,...,...::::::",......;::
it samor ••• bashiews prinetplai and la
tiasa•Wilins Isla' ail thee Z.'7*=
show you how
TA RILS THE LEAD eyee all
ether Washers. It sesipated
of all kinds at eAlow 1093 and ear-
ried off the First Flwidunt Gel/
Medal. It is easy and pea. No
- GIVE IT A TRIAL -
/Sondra your manse esd She gears
dem you live on, and I will ghee an/
it works. It will semi pee seehtme.
H. 1141a.
AT MUNRO'S
1896 .. For SPRING and SUMMER . . 1896
Parasols
Umbrellas
Gloves
Fine Hosiery
ss usual. sperialty.
5
per Pent.
Oar 50e Oman pramemseed Nee Ihe h-
enries at the piss.
Dash. warp Nash Legirem herd-lialab
bine amd soluired heroin
• hill reap of Shoes Drapries, Ars
end NMelsehem makes.)
Swim and immesh with h
Ambles better emit damper ham ever.
off for Gash, or 30 days.
A. MUNRO, Draper.
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