The Signal, 1899-8-3, Page 3JAS
AFTER PRESTON,
Whom They Regard as a Bad,
Bad Man.
Muo TALK BUT NO PROOF.
Ottawa' July .-Tel debate ou
{e' Peat(le cable reN4atIOa wale le-
p� In the aftera kn bl Ur, may.
._114.. mkt t that W oam000�pmrupeM�t .the
,thief winnow. jar. Obarllna•e
Utter of the Deas Wee not
IK t ,t one. As the Arek'•lien
n.,,e,. public property, tarry
t',,, ty,„vi, control the MOM whir*
i ral,le way
there
Weald be aapl.
a, than w'dY H.
borwe to Mak" tis Ih pal•
war •upportlrt the Imeee••1 IOg
throe ',.,,..ser : Firth. 1M•ame the
peel. of elite s. tato e
..-.;-,-„ arty standpoint. .op rlsd
17,7„;-,-
roa p od. I
a; eswwh,l, Im,w•n.ure It wan • bort.
seal practice! like 1111'1 practal oda, Sad not
goleoyg the pipette% Wet Of poo et
w
ei nay wooer bl the
try wwhtry, natal
Oes-a.tietue was (me ba tea
elr
pain! 'ejecta had a Madmen mote lin-
eal
note the germopire e. sad pro
Nu McNe If I saki that Mr. Chart -
ton always uppoesd ••ay Canadian
Mme wheel It wee la rivalfy with
jG A--seseapJF-espe.Laiy if.•
tY lana, d eobaM'laftived se Im-
ine meat wer. _ �it_Vaa tiled to.
sod that 1�twls L • alt�waas J�toe
• lotion WM ed through
itteeand
w sbod i land
inovldaae introkat a`d
deobi
apt read a Bret slow
see Hoose thea west Late as -
en the c..10 ha
▪ N arks Wallagalled
to cares e4 al1e
ClWalla,* �11
sea er {nude by a NsW York firm
le Toronto. mad souther case of the
sane kind In Mo•trea4
dr. Patereoa Bald that the lr,etreal
era or bra looked alter kg the De-
,parment 01 J000 S. Asarthe, Toronto
era an totem ter ase( had been mo-
wed by the firsahe did
tteeiedili ta to all the
roue of the ease . 1.1'� Tela
bparswest did imelerla a Me Of +glen
whelk they thoeghtwas mufflieleelf. la
further esplanation. Mr. Parser sold
the gado were" melee Brltisk doede,
tont then was en 0adereareal mS of
' 'Ao•(rauavvwtc e
Le1.1/11 Or merle► & Ilan to Now Tork,
sad rhipp„t ne%eral ewes W gone' to
Sew D'or►. Tease goo* were planed
is bad in the United PRAWN; perhaps
ms or two of there calls were taken
at and dot paid upon team, but that
ae wet reseed by the bitil•wn
tio,ernna•ut. and Um lionliament
i
s
was .ant t w Ll
pad theater• either to J
l c pmpany or Lalmet =Others t
they naked Johu Macdonald a Com-
sey, to whom the geode had beau
said. to paw the goodythe
means The goc.4r were. o4 to John
Ilac4n•ll k co. at a higher price
than they wen entered la the Invoice.
[see bebg t difference W *L000. The
apartment, with the evidence before
teat 4, ow.M leelinre that there wen
a fra.duleet undervaluation. The eel -
Oar slam want that thele roods were
el British origin. and that they had
lam correctly value& wtth the lt 0sp-
Vas that the frtaredt heft as tared
pet to Liverpool had trot been added.
ver this Irregularity and endervaM-
sla the apartment. tefated to grant
preferential rate me tar geode
Kt N. Clarke Walls'' shale id
that there was an atri ape to cheat
the Oonrrnment out of the duty upon
E1.000 worth of poodle Them were not
'131M at the• fete, dP n. seealtst pries
is Enema It had bees proven
that the goodly wore hack
hos New York to be older
Is pt the Metefit d tromped
ederentlal
lir. Foster angallated drat this mode
4 procedure ripened up opportunities
for total epos the mmloma
TM opened ap a dieuwioa aporti e
pashlilitiee debuted in tbe importa-
tiat °I 1oreige ted` goods through
1101 ports
goods h
tie prafereatial tariff, w oander was
10 ecieladed at 6 o'clock.
TSE ESTiMATL9 PASSED.
Attar rear the Montreal nnderval-
mth o ease wan n Nader ooniid-
eratlon for a _eosin
thee, Kr. Mo-
ll (Caps Barenj ardor the
10 eater- a more-datl*.t
elesaftlea t ion taws sten .z101s hi re-
gard to the pr d Bella lab
agoerred to ailt goeunder the
p.ferential tariff.
la reply to Mr. E. F. Clarke, Mr.
Paterson stated that owing to are r-
oam in the loaminess the staff bad
bas ucrasdd at the Tomato caatotme
toms. It was also errethged to groat
suss increases et retry there cos the
ter re merit. As the matter was Nat
eel folly determined, however, be do-
oliaed to leve the names d the tor-
tuate men.
Replying to the watchers at the Op -
Paton because of the therms. of
staff at Vamooses', M.T. Peterson said
teat if the rate of pereeatege of reve-
rt collected with what it eon to op-
ens the Canteen Dsparttaedt in
104-6 w.. applied to tea 'swans el
Prate at oneedde
rbt*IA0 11 tss ward. thehan
it la
At midnight the last d[ tbs items
Mir the head et Cestare Depart-
ment was peened, and the Oeeelttee
was the the House adjourned.
26.--( LID - ata
Medd Laurier lalarn
Ottawa, July 26.trtd,li ielel1
r the Hance rues tagart ieS d/►
iwotetlon whish the lather bad pee-
ler* in reference 10 Cal•da's do -
the to obtain a pr�iKill f/ to tis
Intim markets wan ant aatidse-
her t Wm. The Frasier meld thus
le (t
ha prepared
ODs s of kis own and
11 to M*. WNW *MI WO-
**.
go-
sY y uwy would *beat K
1Md11uv oiovvd t.ho Ie re tato
Mels n rhesintion retardingi.hi
Je def da3ta In
caws• d- "Vielal1-
been ng dry
[sed 110Ono per • .gym, w. w eit-
ilenebod mins of _`astoOwlet fhb
darts em now re�lred glad the rhe
elation proposed to Isorestss the
film of mubsele ha 2 .es. sant. ea
Ila Tort of the work felt LCA, fans
batnot
wwhichw+
n used 67.0,001)i67.0,001), rear.
siateteet bout itllr ttr
ea inrareaged. The d wits
with it.
Mares'Upper rtr ee-
` Pacific netts bill was taint MP
I Vita tim . It wan Peeled and tad
BHI tacos fir•
prodders for
ata b °!
Med with -
cooing aea
emote
"enrollee where
_ mewl Ree their
lea RIP MI ern red s 114 �.
tMrwr ie to bar, !rr WlItetra ne la t
moony
SOW -
weld darn to-* Alt or to
cortaken
p yf�g'�lr`ltt•ile► water
Mhid
l h(1n lag �lest
41 plait
,Lew, Ia
01 M•
up hada a aaa.4t*1 parts of Wen,
provinces par l unoccupied fares.
sof oleareted to tee tease
W1ml�Rr*tkmtaggar* ,Ile M that
Jotw Delp, of I4nrpool, was sea
Wooled dy et laher agitator. he
met say, a liras hosier.
CCk4 IlomvUla wanted to Mow
treat Mr. Moargall uwaat by roe
terrlug .to abaydllalsd farms W the
Marilee ,Provbars. Me slaked a
disposillJoa to belittle New Brum-
e b/ ikon me nberr. Were
tete fared W New Brom/wick or
web WY to Prime Edward I.leud7
ear (.Charles Tupper mid dire was
les intention of reaming duvets the
Martha. 'roams'.
Thane was a Comervatlre caucus
Otis forenoon. Resolution of con
damn wee* passed with gamines of
tlaaator 8aoford and Hon. W. U.
Iwaa lar Charier Tupper 'fated Out,
be intendsd to leave for kuglaud ou
Auger � Prorogation IS explxtwl
before
ti
Ottawa, July 26.-lu the afteruuun
the item of immigratiuu was taken
up. the expellee', for travelling of 1w
negrstaou *gent+ being explained by
Mr. Kira.
Mr. Willem called attelttuu to the
sttauuut elven, on untformv for agents.
sons" of whom appeared to hall 4114
ghees' man during tits year. Mr Kr-
im did sot think that tfirM 1U*t1
went to one maa although It "P-
(ware.l w be nu from the Auditor -
General's report. !Se"pnrol►sed LW look
into the matter.
Mr. blftua, replying to Mir (buries
Tupper'• referenced earlier in th.3 see
clan to Mr. John Dyke. rale that he
esesignieed that the.eretee. readared
by Mr. jerks had been valuable to
Cartada'tii tee yam Mr. Dyke. he raid.
war not merely an lmmlgratloo agent.
but took a depp interne in oommer-
clal affairs. awl 1n that connection
was et much use to Canada.
Sir Charles Tupper considered that
1bbl would be elaineotly satfrtactury
and would meet the cane admirably.
He understood that Its. Dyke had an-
derg'oi• an operation and win Improv.
la health.
Mr. WUeoo complained that #6.:438
had been expeo1W on the office In
Dublin and $2,888 on the office In
Londonderry. while only alae lmml•
grantee were meat out from Ireland.
Mr. Blfton admitted that the re-
sults had not been proportionate to
the amount spent. The fact was that
when Mr. Devlin was appointed anti
went over to Ireland. be had met
warn (Kiang opponition from the Na-
tiooailet peer In that country. On
different orcatlonr the Gndlnndko had
looked to emigration as the bent ont-
let for the grievances of the people.
but. the Natlonalbrts were oppcasel to
10161.- owe trivet to identify ids, Deena
with the lavdkkder movement.
Mr. E. F. Clarks anted why It wan
that Mr. W. F. McCreary, the agent
at Winnipeg, did riot wear 01s uniform.
whlcb had cont abort 5140. Mr.
Clarke qn otei a letter from Winni-
peg. alleging that Mr. Medreery did
not do eo.
M1. tliftd* 0011111 not any whether
or ant lir. McCreary noire him uni-
form. Gut he presumed that he Md.
If trite (Ioveriuue•t supplied theorem
11 was his opinion flat officials
three He had been
ttoothat thgbt to e impression had got
abroad that Mr. McCreary did not
wear his uniform because he bad not
the saesal taste for displaybtg brass
buttons 'hat wane other people had.
LMtt.-(bl. Hagiws contended that
Mr. T. 0. ()urea. who bad been the
Peirce candidate to West Middlesex.
Is 1896. and was now as aamtgra-
tion agatt in the Western Mates.
had sold ham party. and. therefore,
d ereld not M. a Government posi-
tion.
Mr. 811tom replied that Mr. Morrie
was Hoang good work In the United
Heaths.
DOUKHOBOR IMMIGRATION.
Mr. RUtom. In reply to moon;
questions. went it considerable
detail poicerning the Daukheior.,
for whom' he said nothing had been
done by the Government which
would not be done for others.
Mr. Foster saki that he had no pre.
*diem evilest the Doukhobor*. but
at the wane time he thought It
Mend be well for the department
to nes Just how mach of this class
of Immigration It was desirable to
*troth*. at eine time. so that they
well have an opportunity of aaslal-
lating with the present populatlom
of the west, -
Mr. Oliver. Alberta. opposed the
encouragement of Galician Imml.
;ration. He feared that (aanada
n ight get an overwbelming pr'opor•
%Ion of that clans
Mr. Monk pointed out that while
large swam were betttg expended to
settle Manitoba and the Northwest,
people were leaving Qwbec about as
fast as they were going into the
west. De read a number of inter-
view) from the press to prove that
F7wlt,-Canadian{ were going t0 the
United Mate•. ]die eoagidered it bet-
ter that IOe Merry should have a
few goo( les�raate rather than a
hod a arellgrom
Mr. Davin 'Ngardd thane com-
pialnts as a terrible indictment. of
the Goverllslrnt's Immigration po1-
Mr. Boatsma maid tone was Ito
newi for either the Provincial or Do.
m10M.n Government's emending money
to bring people from one part or
the Dominion to another, an there
wan plenty of room for people M tate
ta' 111 pontoon artp'r. M 0mlre&tion
agtnte trying to Larios *be young
men of his Provbloa to go west, as
they were bettor adopted to liter
at home and develop their own Pro-
vlaee, HI approved of tit policy of
brtnging bark to Canada those
yeneh-Canadians who had gone
awe to the !Estes.
Mr. Fraser (Gtrfaboro') aid that
wbat thea ooantry wanted wen mon
people, and If they had 'the know-
ledge' -of 1 arntag and were well be-
haved In their own reentry they
ought to he welcomed bee, even`if
they did not nose qp to the flee
tlaedatd nr e1e�e of the memhee
for Janney Casser.
Mr. Davie (fld"katchewan) differed
floe Mt. aloe'~ %elm sad stated
that haw did cob ills -She also-
IOW of kung -whrewridsal-
Iyr preferred este the leads of the
iulorthwwst remain milled rather
than lave throat terra by Gallo.
MR. PRISEITON'A DUTIR9.
Me. Garbs asked for particulars in
INgtrets* to the office of Mr. W. T. R.
Prater and .Dram replied that be
was ekes in Kaglaad
sad �at A kola a year. Mr.
=tttraglllr. a
M eminee
ly 1st the work, the oeou-
patios he bed engaged is tax
Rfpow boom roWnwily fitted
Kra far thj�e, podtlet. nolo moo *hot
• greies t We. Prean to 1Mpot
la Iaglapd•
*2. toet.gee questloaad Mr. Pres-
ida'a fltn.ss eve the peMtlow d la-
r , as he knew nothing atmos
�ja• Dailla matEMS.
Davig old Mr. • Prestos Aad
ger lets avant mew.14 ad4r.a -
ing a raadlay 80hbtl, mans Mali to
alas hie favorite Nba,ydtoiaR,, "My te
tnLT (lt ..••14o•"ttr'edal." sad
words Walt te oarrange thatr�-•
14ag r. 5�_ sal with hie 0sM4•
me stair to easelliftle
OA telt leterliel se go
stead ttassIgretenw Mae
M,. Della .sle/eaded therehere
DOU[BOBORS PLOUGHING NUN was LAW- SAMOSA
(0tl,NIAtit""' r(MRl wet tea Ai
aYMyyngllpnMtlwwupiig4, m
wluk
Mr.
fit for the work. It wan a poetical
a ntmeat, the plao. waaeneaded for
reetoa, who was recommended by
politicians, and he got It.
Mr. Britton cb•linged Mr. flavin
to stats what he himeeft knew about
Mr. Preston.
Mr. Boer coterta*-•lireoldr. Brit.k�
too ins fought and wriggled le many
• court d justice, defending crimin-
als not half as vile ea this P.restow,
and he wanted to put on record the
opinion of the brother of a diattngulah-
ed Liberal leader la regard to Mr.
Preston, Mr. Davin than quoted from
as interview ,with Mr. Sam Blake,
Q C., in reference to the matter. In
reply to • el/Seaar by Mr. Davin.
Mr. 8ittoa stated that Mr. Preston is
allowed his aetual outlay for ex-
peaesa.
Mr. Britton seed be did not appear
as an apologist for lir. I'rorton, and
ad not hold a brrief for him, bat he
wanted to call attention to the fact
that Mr. Davin had failed to name a
e agle thing Mr. Preston had done In
Wear Elgin. and had pat forward a
telegram ant by Mr. Preston to Mr.
Macnhsh as the reason for attacking
him.
TILE wiNT ELGIN FLECTION.
Mr. Bennett read Mr. Maculates d. -
Maranon that a Worse number of per -
amu were specially meet into West EI-
gbi for the exprem purpose of taking
Vis. ha Lit ill jrea*.eatatt n, .ad.
Cont' ire iiiinand that fraudulaat and
corrupt means were used by some re
three persons to secure his Motion. HP
mrosed that the services* of Mr. W. T.
R. I'relton should In the opinion of
the House be dlspetued with. and that
the item ND. 92 be rdoced by $8.000
and ezp'eaa
Mr. N. (Clarke Wallace taunted Mr.
Brister wit,. being. In hie anxiety to
reach the Judgeship which is jolt be-
hind loin back, reedy to vote that black
he wale. and white is black. or any-,
thing that may be required of him. Mr.
Britton had aired what M2. Preston
had done, when every newspaper In the
country was ring+ing with denuncia-
tion of Gem for his conduct in West
Elate Lennox. Northumberland, and
all fires the country where the same
machine had been at work. Del Mr.
Britton think the people of Canada
were fools, after the declaration re
Mr. Macrae*?
'
Mr. Beton explained t,(m donee of
Mr. ['Tenon. and said he bothered him
n capable man for the position. Re-
ferring to the charger against Mr.
Preston In connection with the West
Elgin election trial. he desired to say
for himself and him colleagues that be
had nothing to say to explanation or
eztennat!om of any frauds alleged or
admitted. All he could Ray wee that
when anything M pros ed moiled Mr.
Preston. when It le shown that he
hue been guilty of any Impropriety
wh'eh reader's! hltn unworthy to be
In the service of the Government, then
the (iovernment will Mambos him. but
not Until then. The Government wee
not going to demises any public eer-
rant 1nrean/le he happens to be abused
by the Tory party. Something else
would have to happen b•a'ded hie being
slandered In the Mali and Emhllre-
myself Mare endured that kind of
thing wiga Oeasklerable equanimity
for e. oonalderable length of time. raid
Mr. 8 Eton-b+fore the Government
would dam1ss any man whole it con-
siders fit for the performance of the
dutke of the office to which he has
been appointed.
Mr. Davin caked if a man who had
been an organiser, std. as 1t wan ad-
mitted. a corrupt organiser, guilty of
such oxx"toct as bed been described.
should be retained in the public ler-
moo--a lean whom Mr. flames( Blake
hot maid be would have dirmksed had
he been Premier. At the present mo-
ment
omeat the (lovernmaat wan shaking la
IW boots, and'be would see to -morrow
when the meridiem were brought down
what desperate means had to be em-
ployed to keep men voting for them.
Dr. Maodonald protested against
natio( for the distalastl of an offi-
cial again whom no charge hal
been proven. Mr. 'Wealth had not aid
that Mr. Preston was guilty ; be said
only that he wan In the constituency.
It would not do to (omelet a man *r-
oams anther man Bald he wee guilty.
Mr. Preece had taken stege to vin-
dicate Iry charades th the Courts Not
a '.inulin of evidence had been ad -
reed against him. Kr. Stake had not
• aka Meat he would Mamie. Mr. Pres
Mos WIIOOut seamen. and he chal-
Mwled nay member to read Mr. Elakee
t to that efNrt.
Mt. McClure protested against any
man being eondh=rwwl because the
Tory prem and Tory members said
be was a ooundlwL
Mr. [Amba Wallace declared [Dat
tee electloa of 1891 was carried on
on clean Innes by the Coneervattive
party, but that masts of pin
and pereonabore anti truDnra• th n the
0oa•try ender the Warship of Mr.
Proton.. The Govers�t. he laid,
had beet[ Afraid W riffle an hnveetl-
gal�ffoonrr In West Hared.
Then l floweal a wrangle. taet-
t1ol. liut�r. its
RIM
we Meat *Midler Merton*. Mr.
Feathelttirat tgs.•tloaed a number of
eases of eo.rapll.e ha the election of
At 1.A0 a. m. Mr. Clancy rose. but
aid he woos only speak for a few
mints.
At. 2.10 the vote on Mr. Bennett's
aaeadmMt was taken, . and 1b.
•poosdeent was declared lost by 57
be IL
Ottawa July 27.-_-01ppnlal.)- The
Herne. of Commons adUnnrned et B
['.look- this seornlag. atter having
pared all the IrIM11gratloa `Leers ee-
rier ono, whish wan reserved far fur-
thers' 41sewelea.
At 2 o'Oknok of motion to Manor Mr.
Prairie► was relented hy i 5 for to 57
agarntet.
nous the 11{.11 5f all others
Ottawa. Jnty CT. -Merolla) - Hen.
Ur. Rordlept In the Hogue to-Aey. 1n
reply M (tel. Trn►hlti, sake [bat the
reenlatkwe tit [(let Mitten that 00rt-
onmelsalone.4 G110.10 meting an he
8lreetay* roma M able 10 attAn nd
ms'Wen ad horror retlife[+ ►d
ase Penal. waste. ho •
not eerily Mn/nresd.
Mr. 1, more lrreeteelg114�242 mother
to the
laileaNj el tbee supplyiloea. We
ef•-pr stereatiat- gado He said that
he had' from glo ar+aer
wi'cll he wea carry he could not
theme He was already almost humil-
iated at harlag had to chane the (iov
moment as he did In reopen to this
matter. Ile read the resulut'on which
11w Premier had handed him. Ie wee.
`Z'h.t.- u►1• Hor:._t,eile::.�t ti-li
is expedient by all reasonable Wear
to develop and promote Imperial trade.
end that such an object ought W be
reached by mutual cucesslogs and
lxerterences, and reaffirms Its. appro-
val of tate features of the Canadian
tariff whereby Great Britain enjoys
a preference in the uuarkete of eau -
ads."
Mr. McNelt said that be could not
accept this. If Sir Wilfrid Laurier
would confine hie resolutton to mut-
na l conaessions end ta riff peacetimes
be wooed accept It, but as Bir Wil-
frid would not do so, be had to move
his own resolution, which he did
and which wag a• follows:
That It is the duty of the Gov-
ernment of Canada by all means in
Its power, as soon as possible to do
so, to get preferential treatment for
the products of Canada 1n the may-
or Brigs."
Sir Wilfrid Laurier was sorry
from the tone of him hon. friend's re-
mark. that foe relatloor between
them were getting strained H1s hoe.
friend obleelal to the r@.olutiou, tre-
'caaei 11' ai'l 'teiattned to a' tar+ill
preferenoe. Berea' be did not object
to postal end cable couceeslons. 11.
could not move "an amendment to a
revlution pmt to going into supply
acid mince the matter was put in
the way of swearing the Govern-
utrut, tbere was nothing left to do
but to vote 1t down. He did not
think Mr. McNeil war promoting the
cause welch he had at (heart.
sir Charles Tepper .uggerted a
slight motitlostlos In the Premier'.
renoletloa and Or Wilfrid replied that
It was worth emeddering.
At the regret of Sir Charles Mr.
McNeil withdrew hie resolution to
give an opportunity to base the re-
solution. U poenleige, amended.
Mr. Edwards Dace again delivered a
free trade and radical speech. He
saki that the resolution proposed was
protection run mat Under .protec•
Mon the farmers of Caaneda were
Imposed on with heavy Mordine of ins
Prop.' taxation. They were tezed to
relieve another clam. Someone on the
other aide said that the Liberals were
asked to vote down Mr. scion's re
solution. He would not vote for Mr.
McNeil's resolution if all the Premiers
In the world asked him to do iso. The
farmers of Canada were not of the
hgxoon-fed claw and they did not want
the BrItW, artisan to be taxed for
their benefit. What the Canadian
farmer wanted wan even handed jus -
tees and no favor's.
Mr. Doraville made a brief refer-
ence to hie own propoaltion. that all
goods obtaining the Ernesto prefer-
ence should he only quoted when the
goods arrived at a Canadian
It Is understood that the Ramage re-
form r•eemintlons will .W dropped.
DALLZY'S PUYZOT COTPEZ
never fat to give perfect satidgotifln
• rAM1LT MAO.
001.IagersoU was the Kindest of Hua
band* and Fade ra
Colossal Robert G. Ingersoll wee an
exceptionally devoted husband and in-
delveot father. His wife and children
were kis ooaffdent a and companions in
the &Meet nems or the words. An in-
cideot Dlest0 tive or las theory that
Mahan. if implicitly traded, would
tot thane the confiders, reposed In
lien by flair puerile epearred when
a newspaper man walla area the col-
onel at the Grand Pa4Ae hotel a few
years ago to interview him upon a
matter at current public interest.
The eoloael was affable es usual
and in the midst d the story when
a tap at lea door was beard. At his
invttatioa t0s door was opened and
his daughter entered. She hesitated
Vseeing a stranger preeent, but
erona, with his land outa+aetched
Denied her, cried cord/idly :
"Well, what is it, pet r
"A atlas moony, p• tyke aid,
setre patted his cheek lovhgiy.
e te
"Ab, you women make a money
fly," inured the oolossL "Hers. help
yourself,' he added, as he handed out
a plarerlo wallet. The young lady
traoaterred several bills cot generous
4ee to her own port.oamle and said,
"Mask roti, paps," and with a ides
was goes.
I sae yon permit your children to
ms whatever money they design,"
meld tit reporter.
"Osttta(aAj ' reworded the solose!,
es he Memel the watet back in his
poehat without smearing ring ks ooatsnts
to asee fain the Getout a 1a &nib
pe -'w appropriation "AR I genre In-
to to my wife sad Wilma .. smith
as it does to me. lbey Understand the
ears of moos mad will set peander
t
The Prubabittdss.
Are, that rimy temper will Improve,
and you w111 enjoy walking aa4 rat-
teg in reel careen omos teat ors morel
to removed l'lnitMt•t's Palatsle horn
Retractor war KIM given gas pain.
std w111 relieve yein 1n teaser -tour
henna Glee Put Dun's Corn Extractor
a trial and be happy.
Dublin has two a•oeeat oathedrale.
81. Parlors mad Christ Church, the
homer of which was restored hy n
braver std the latter be • distlll.r.
M taatiroUilemt Ovse Dllpitbul►
The new Nara basila eon of ;800.•
at A per foak Mg est smear
fatly
mewoe-
aty floated In LNsdglt, elle average
of the Madero 95 11-4. and
nearly twits as bMng offered
as regaldd.
Weal a man fs0rrtar a aM(trd thee
It mass be Macaw C. eras: "Ea -
eon r
too -mune make their gown. and
URALw;Clam et ettottfr ie !'•�1e
A ee•1 favorite dies Ie too Mime
the oa its 111110111ra)b4e for hep
Wife
Y0D8 DT8PBPSIL
1 Ioung Lady in Winton Lelu ed
from 8nlering.
She *Mewed Ugtold Agony Prom atom -
Rah Troubles and Souk Reedaokis -
Dr, W tlllams' Pint Pita Oured mer
(From the (yrurrer, Treneou. Ont.)
Some year. alto we reported the
caw' of Win. Pickering. Trenton, be
Ing cured of locomotor ataxia. He
was not able to more and wan con-
fined to his bed for week.. ('pun
advice he tried Dr. Whitened' Pink
P01. and lmwedlately obtained re-
lief. iHe Is lrtJll free fr'ym the terri-
ble szoruclatlag affection. and en-
joys active, robust health. We have
Just learned of another positive cure
through wing Dr. Williams' Pink
PUB. 1t 1e Moe cable of MLw Cagle
Way. who has been au acute 'ut-
terer tame seat memos law of low
tamp' and the foundation for many
ether 411s, dyspepsia- Fare nearer
eight year. Was Waysuffered me
told egcsuler with slot headache and
pains fn the stomach. She tried
several doctors without any mater-
ial benefit. A year ago she came
to live with a friend W Trenton.
. W. L. Derbyable% sad was
so reduced *10*.ahaa raise to .1t up
an hour. abs feared her trouble
wouk] drive her crazy. She was
advised to try Dr. William.' Pink
PUb. 80e replied that she had
used a box before and they had done
her no good. It was urged that she
Doak] *d lupe for relief from we
box. and the Commenced them again.
She continued using the Pills
tdw ugbout the year, with the re-
sult that she has completely re-
covered her health. Her appetite L
g old, she has gained flesh rapidly.
and L able to attend to all her
household duties. She voluntarily
offers this testimony as a tribute
Of gratitude for the benefit she has
derived. with the bola that others
suffering as the has. may be Induc
ed to try the' health restoring rem
ade. Mrs. Derbyshire adds her tea
Umuny to the awrectnees of the
statements§ of Miss Way.
Allow pee to add that for four or
five years the editor of this paper
Ma suffered from an itching rash
that attacked all his joints and all
the oedem fs wiihls eamok jaahadt 011:.
banish It. He took Dr. -Williams'
Pink l'IIIs last year and 4 uearly
well.
Dyspepsia. rheumatism, eclat.Ca,
neuralgia partial paralyala, locomo-
tor atafta, nervous headache. tee
eons prortraten, kidney trouble mad
diseases depending uppo humors in
the blood, such as scrofula, chronic
erysipelas. etc., all disappear be -
tore a fair treatment with Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink P111.. They give a
healthy glow to pale a)4 sallow
complexions. and Wild up and renew
the entire system. Sold by all
dealers or sent post paid at tiCe a
box or six boxes $2.50, by addreee-
log the Dr. Williams' Medici*, Co.,
Brockville, Out. Do not be per-
suaded to take some o het l t a tr
APM LOT An 0ASHinR8.
1. Mem the *alma!e w axp•rta as
Mahler. In Shops.
In that far-off, dried up Uttk' ori-
ental country, quit, near China, you
know, there are largo quantities of
counterfeit coin In circulation, and
the ootnterfe(tere of Slam mutat be
mart proficient, for we hear that It
1a the hardest thing In the world te
detect the bad from the good money.
The merchattte are often deceived
and frequently swindled. The smartest
men they Would employ were deceived.
tho.10, the bad money was such a wool•
cartel imitation that the closest scrut-
lay often galled to find the difference
between a good and a bad plebe
In this dilemma some Stameee mer-
chants called to their help someone
who was always thought not so smart
as a man -a monkey. And these "large
apse of Mara" proved such a sooners
at their new vocation that the custom
of employing them for the purpose of
detecting tied money has become unl-
'reraal. The ape cashier of 81am 1,0161
ilia situation without a rival.
He has a peculiar method of testing
coin. Every piece Is handhd to him. and
he peers up sank bet of money. one at a
time, and meditatively pets It into hie
mouth, teathvg It with grave delibera-
tion. If the «in 1s good he declares the
fact plainly. He takes 1t from has
Meath and Carefully place, it in its
proper receptacle beech him. He ha*
Pronounced Judgment and everyone 1s
paiedied that the Judgment is correct.
But 1f the nen Is bed the cashier
mature known has verdict In an equally
Immlgtaakble manner. He throws It
violently from 01w mouth tot tfoor,
shaking hie head with as mach st
an the merchant (himself inlet fee at
helm hemmed upon. With Toad chat-
tering and angry gestures he makes
known ttls dfwpblassee et beim pre-
sented with a had piece of money, The
merchant himlleit could not ezprnM It
kettle.
, (now ahem a monbey know what
a man cannot tell 1 Ah, that 18 ids sec-
ret. He nwnve, reveres It. Perhap, her is
afraid it he should make known all
the mysteriss of hie pretension his oc-
cupatbn Wight be gond., and people
would once more prefer mom for cash-
iers In place of the extraordinary epee
employed bT the =Preheat,. of Kam. -
The Indenertdent.
N. F. GARDENER'S 000K.
Quaint and Curious Fragments
of Forgotten Lore.
IS YOUR NAME IN IT?
A glance at the advance 'beet of
a very Importaut book. whish ham
been oomplied by Mr. H. 1''. Gardiner.
M. A., editor of the Hamilton Timer.
1. rufficle*t to show that the author
has berwwed upon It a very large
amount of labor and researo[t. It 1.
meths,' "Nothing but Nausea; au en
qutry into the origin of the Cuuuty
and Township Narnua of t)utaree''
Starting out with the knowledge that
must of these na11ter have been ouu-
ferred during the past 110 years, Mr.
Gerdktet has made the laudable en-
deavor to rescue the luformathoa
es to wham. by whom, or 1a memory
of whom they were levee.dot
while yet the memory
the ctrtmeneaanw is readied py
peewee now living. or M ava4aWs
lams more or law
which are likely to become less ac-
oeeible through the effluxion of time.
Consequently the book, which 1. a
(arse one. of 550 pages. is an eminent-
ly valuable book of reference. It 1.
encyclopaedic la Its fulness. and cow
eitursma a plaint and tureen': frog -
inert ars 'tot. ,gra+
would y expect to find whale
lin Cover.. For internee, In speaking
of two places named after royal per.
monagee, Fredericksburg township and
Prince Edward County. we come re-
spectively upon the characteristics of
that Duke of York who was born In
1768 and died In 27, and of Prince
Edward Augustus, Duke18of Kent, who
was the father of tie Queen. In May,
178e9, we are told, the Duke of
York fought a duel with Cot -
mei Lennox. on which occasion the
seconds reported that LleuWlm.At-
('olonel Lennox fired. and the Hall
grand His Royal Highneee curl. and
both parties behaved with the most
perfect coolneat and intrep dity. Stock -
mar's description of H Royal High-
ness, L also put deem: "The Duke
of York -tall, with Immense em-
bonpoint, and not -groparsbnaLMT'
orteme legs ; he holds himself In such
a way that one 1. always afraid he
will tumble over backward"; very
bald; one can see that eating, drinking
and sensual pleasures are everything
to him. Spoke a good deal of French
W et%' +s,.beir seenwir _-._.1tit . w,er,trswa'i
that he took some share in the de-
bates against Catholic emancipation.
Of the Duke of Kent, atter whom
Prince Edward county was named. we
are reminded that the father of the
Queen became at one time Governor of
Nova Scotia, and that when des a Vialt
to England he was appointed Com-
mander -In -[Chief of all the forums in
British America. The people of Halifax
showed their attachment to him by
Welting 500 guineas to buy hint a &e-
mote' star. The Canadian archives
contain letters which show how caro-
tid]
arstoll the Dake of Kent looked after
t. and what adeep Interest Do
tett In the presperlty of British North
America. The name of St. John's
Island wale charmed to Prince Edward
island 1n compliment to him. While
stationed at Quebec. dedeing to see
Upper Canaan. 111e Prince drove to
Montreal in a celeche drawn by
a French pony, thence he took a
batten'', or rowboat. to King-
ston, and schooner to Niagara.
He. maw the falls, and a Mohawk
Indian dance. Even Rtockmar could
ay nothing worse of him than tile:
" Duke of Kent -a large, powerful
men, Ilk. Moe King. and as bald as
anyone Wan he : the quietest of all
the dukes I have seen : talks slowlpli
and dellberetety. le kind and 000r -
teas." We learn also from the book
that John Lambert wrote In 1810,
" The Dake of Kent is at the head "of
the Canadian Masonic) lodges. and 1s
indeed looked up to as the patron of
all the Canadian youth. lila Royal
Highness. during hi. residence In Can-
ada. paid great atteotlon to the ln•
hab(taut . particular( the French;
hie politeness and affability gained
him the esteem of the people. many
of wham. I believe. really look upon
Dim as their tutelar saint and patron,
at (Past such Is the style In which I
have heard him spoken of."
It w111 he neem from these extracts
that with the keen eye of a new" -
paper man for what le readable and
informing, Mr. Gardiner has gleaned
from the sources available to him
roneth!ng more than dry details. His
book Is vital with human Interest
Although mainly a Hook of n.ferenee,
It oan be read page after page with-
out weariness. And In perusing tt one
V always rooming upon old Martini
points of enquiry. For Instance,
Hallowell Township (1797)." The
pOeteral quotation prefixed to tulle 4:
" With thoaghta of death the war-
rior's pride to soften.
Ben Hallowell to Nelson gave a Coffin."
-George llamllttm.
Now, where in the worn did the
author drop nn that quotation t
And K Batt Hallowell, R. C. B.. who
we know served ender Lord Nelson
In mor* of his battles, presented
that hero with a coffin. how Ile It
we find nothing about 1t In Captain
Mahon's exhanetive life of Nelson t
Admiral Benjamin 1allowell, K C.
8., was the son of the man atter
wenn Hallowell township 1 Ontario
was named. The old gentleman
was proscribed and banished at the
time of the Amerkuan Rev -Motion,
and last his all, though he appear.
to have had some land. granted to
him to Nova Rend•. He died
1799, ei his 751,11
year. and was
burled in the garrison be Tyler
ground In thin city. Now, here 18
one of the numerous little nuclei of
enquiry which are oontineally turn -
Ing up in telt delightfully mlecellans-
Gos bohk, (or which I peadl01 a
great Raccoon. Moreover, It hall
the twat Index that hast probably
been yet attached to a (atnadtan
book. It le a marvel of
t an
-
Ma
thrilc7Mliennvrod
oftndy
ythein'DaapaternscOnln
arrt. Ewvh
oat any 17. F. 1.. blood bi him lit all.
(Inds the names of relatives lying
all about In tone/Nag profusion. The
volume will 0. kept next the
B ible. Every barMh0M b Ontarifaintlyo
will want it. -Baynard McEvoy In
the Mail and Empire.
With 0.1tes, Week and White.
ger •41* Ptd adage.
For polacmous Mrs' of all kinds a
1lntrm•me aide of sse0rla and sweat
oil. Iso equal Ie a meoss-
slty in every two
abled mem a A drop
orthe
a pip* �•rNtaadl the- 104 rwwasi
M' rapesttd •gplba
nook • ektle�� avllenamedgirl named May Pee
ting e-sa
te at Rat', ten
estut O ids Met epee torn aby
MK
Phelkre b the .00 asap of tlrtne
than a verfi Mot hair. it 1e venally pot
at fe alb a ban pies..
1100TO)I LAUNDRY STARCH
minis no boiling.
A child oan nu it.
The Signal
n rearease
LVSRY TMUR8DAY MORNING
ar D. 1[•P ODOM.
Terme of lea ser pUea I
(hes mouth, la ad veva 1 g
Thaw mouths.
Mg moa$hth.,Se
1 111
Owe rear.
Advertldat tela:
Legal and other rae•al ad rertlesmeate. lea
par hid for erd lovertlo ,, as 1 t teats par use
tar •soh en beaming laeral,a. Measured b7
a eo..{uo.ral reale.
Duglaes' cards of ale Uses sad seder. W pee
Advertisements et 1,og{, roma wtrayee
slVaogat, tlfts 1 Wind man
U nsln«. Chance. Wei Wet er,eedli 1
floes nonpareil, 51 per =oath.
$ou.ee ou dale and Farms ee gale. set te
exceed 8 lines. el for gest Ma. per ebb -
ry°`°medal
tnt4 a fe d
Ne ear ildlvt{
K 7. to De oaeeidered M adve,lt.r
es*t mad a a000rdle
1 sal In ao.pareft type seems" per
Castle. leer than Me,e Wardama la er nodes I+MMlsli 1/. twper ererd. No uotLee a iaMeeM/Sf�egs�ce �.game
�gfar aurae* mad other sadbenerderlearidearreal sae
gubrorlbers who COM reeve Tan Iesu*i
regularly by mall wig eager a firer by ei
gMlatiag es of the teat at se earls • date as
passible.
- W►em a e►•aae of address le desired. lath
tins old mad the new addre« should be gives.
Pa►UeanaA Lassa.
J. C. Ie ''oriel, or O•derie1, W Mee w
.Mae 2ock�rnalasid a _-
We wanoab.
Leal postm,s.'di'r over the drtrtct are glee
empowered to receive .ube,.rlptM.. N 7..
allow ♦ t.
All oon.munlcat'oee o•.1 Le add reseed
U. McOl1.LICUDDY,
Tan H,ssa
Tslepbeee Calla Osdetlea, pat.
Y. 100..- dr, .1 .
?RAYIILLIRO Ytttmte.
OR AND ?RUN g RAILWAY.
- £Otvi
Mired
Mail and lhl,aa ,,
Mixed.
Mall and Kieran
GIANT.
Mete and Kzpreea.- --
1da11 and *xprasa.,:- Aa
lam
D01e71*TRY.
Zvi
NICHOLSON. L.0.8.,
1111.01",..,101111,
Ould 11Uleg.Crown mid ark •
Specialty.
k) Year. Izperleooe.
M. MAKER D.D.S.. LU.a.-DENTAL
• •
Surgeon-Lateet and approved aaethode
fur all dental operation& et Me
naL ural teeth a specialttyy. er. West
✓ t. and Pollan lup .1.0.4 on West
street.
J Y. TURNI(1LL D.D.S.. LD.g.-DiN-
• taI Surgeon. 'Ltely aaatel1sd le*
Dr. Dixon of M..tnal.i Geld and perael e.
artificial teeth mogated en add or aluminum
ta•es. S W •ttentloo given to the /r�M
ration tie n•teral teeth. Otic• 1s ll�
Lope' Meek. ti tint
LEGAL.
Late*/ R*A'MN-RARR11TiL otter. Notary Notary Public. leaned art Seat or
Commerce Chamber, the Square, O
tiw•ly
j, CAMPION, Q.0.-NeRRIITSN g�(�
alter. Ndary ate Ora over 11eMta1
Sepia's, GedGriee.
MO. JOBNIWONARR1aT SOri-
-s
• eller, O.•amlals.a , Sta. Ywer le
wan. Come: Cer. Mendlion sad et. •
.ti.eta Oade,bh, Oo les
C. H B45kI0TiR. IOWCPf'o!r
,
ale. ell* et., nest door awn
vote ` ads es lead at sweet zee
reARROW R PROUDTOOT, BARRNTIIII,
Alteraaye, Solkdtera aa, Oe4.riee. J.
T.'!Oareow, Q.V., W. Pro.dbat.
CV AM*RON. HOLT t HOLMKS. Boater
tars, HullcIlar. 01,1
e. Cameron. V C.. P. Hol, Dedir H
O. WARD. CON YKYAWait. M.. LIM
el • cow mOaken r fpr miles rad res ndvtag
reoognleanoee of ban, sNmette et: massa
tinea, dap ulUooe or salsas. aeelmentie a le art
t hi elo:11 iti'nL say el t7warif 11. sa
Cetus An oriet aOkf.y s�
•:es•taa. RssYes' segw
ses as aged P. O.
g naw. Oat.
( w
LOANS MD llietellAIMD i
MOYKY7. 0 L0A«N-irjgPEER
• wyerent
IV:
Iri"Sa(e7ZRlt'L'
°oderbh.
1 J. T. HAMEL -rms. LITZ ANS *C-
f. • certainIneurand lit lowest rates.
Osco : Cor. North at and s, tlerriek. 74
1,f oN*YY TO 1.*1D- A LAROI AMOUNT
dot of Private Funds for Investment et aw-
ait TUNS .m nestela« martgag•& Apply to
°ARROW fk PROUDF007'.
1100 RADCLIFYL-oRNgRAL IN8U1-
Ate once. Reel estate a over
V•awmnt. they Ana -else, eomp•elee re
to lend on straight loam, •t l hams&
rate of interest polar. In as way to sale the
Oft
Lee O.e: noosed door from
West street. Oaderl•h.
A U CTI 0811011311710.
• IucAeAUCTIONS/1R O
1 wren. Agent. dat.
Vendome ea**
ndome ♦nd Laaoaehire Fire inn Co.,( mea«a
Merlon Mutual Loa Co. Hales Weeded Ib fa
any part of the county. lets
JOHN KN07OKNRRAL AU(.TIOniele
and lend Valletta'', Oederkk, Oat Bar
onehad oonddetable expsrfenee in the awe
Uwnaering trade. he V in • mullion te de►
✓ targg, with thavegh eattefa.tlw .
mission entrusted to him. ?eV
yera at
Burton's Hotel, or sent by Mali is Me
Ooderleh P. 0., carefully steeled M
KNOB, County Auctioneer, 1raf-1t
Waggle or IMttie-ships.
Here are the weights of fiv, Brit
tab battleships at the tine ofther
la unmans eGoliath. 0.100 tone ;t le-
tehrdoes, teem tone; Priebe (1.o
4.100, and the Oa Out (soon to M
launched). 8,000 ton,. There ars acme
armor on the Vicarious and the
Prime George, bet none on the
(imllash.
The more
btt0Rll 15 wertllydok ot- C0
New,.
it p.cip*o dell net natter one another
there word her little geelety -Va.-
arallMalee,
1AIMUAtts /Jealous.
T• seamOedwrtel4 011. 3017'
'rib MILD TO Hoes.
terrible Aeeotedoa Ageism a Negro
Mother In Pemetylvuia.
Westchester, Pia., despMsh : The
Basile ie atasMrMaitl that Mrs
�oa, name. of Hamor-
ton, rushed her 101.111 child's bead
with as aloe, after which she threw
the body tato a pen of hunhwy hogs,
by wheal It was (avowed. The mur-
derer, wad° la only 20 years old, with
bet repined htsband, Joseph Storm-
ont, has fled.
It L mid that before leaving she
made a eoafeaafon of the mime to
setdeowe, •*d that it remitted the ma-
tlat'ttile. The officers lad prospered
to nowt her grad were only awaltiag
the reaalt o. awns 4Ove•ttgation re-
garding the aaspeeted e•stleetloa of
Ws Mehemet with the crime when the
Maw conga tett es. tletectIves are
esarebirog for them.
Worm Powders cure fan la
chianti.
Meares In Osla•,
Divor'aa • re as oteMiloa le Cholas
ea In Chicago T0s NMS t• ntatlosed
In a CMnww• paper a! •ire, wed
N mews hes married and vereed hi
wivesne
, and is w Ism to the
thirty-aizth, kites we. first m•reee4
ores 1a y+oa.ve+d.
•
i ar'h Grip Powders lane.
w_prMrre le • ran ecm�tlo. -6. J.