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SANDERS tic S EET, ProPs-
TlitJRSDAY, MAY 28th, 1891,.
i'Z1lf, "TIMES" ON THE SITUAT.
.I.O.11r.
:la" is not tivithttll sig niecance that the
leading' journal of the British Empire
has devoted au editorial to the opening
of our Dominion Parliament, and the
relative. position of the government
and opposition in respect to the main-
tainance of Imperial oonnectiou, At
such a critical juncture as the present,
so far as this question of British con
iioetion is concerned, it is refreshing to
lina a loading; pa xn. like "'`'lie London
Times" evincing such a deep interest.
in colonial questions and taking such
a. wide grasp of Cenedian nee irs. Suet
an unbiassed expression of oppiuion as
is given by the Timers, both as to the
result of the late Dominion elections
end of the policy of what is termed the
"National Party",is worthy of all praise
and deserves the gratitude of every
loyal Canadian. With an unbiassed
appreciation of the true position of both
political parties in Canada, the London
Tortes has recognized the devotion of
the Conservative party to the best in•
terests of the Empire; and it bases the
future policy of the Dominion for the
next five years on a continuance of
our veteran Premiers vigor and Pee --
fulness as one main factor in .081.steafe
commercial and politic:el desorption by
the United States. sehould Sir John be
spared for the,aext parliamentary term
to continue as leader of the govern.
ment, the flutes recognizes in that one
fact axe element of security to the Do -
Minim), because there is perhaps no
other Canadian statesman so capable
of uniting Protestants and Catholics,
Radical and Conservatives, maritime
and non -maritime lnembers,as the pres
ent venerable leader. The London
Times discusses also the possibility of
extended commercial relations between
the Dominion and the American repub
lic,regards the delay occasioned by the
apparent rebuff given to the Canadian.
delegates at Washington as being hope
•ful, because it will prove in the end to
be "a ju'Ueious procrastination", ante
then deals with the elelein',xy tariff
one which is proving (peke as obno.
ions to the American people as to Ce-
nadians. The whole tenor of the edi-
torial in question is one which speaks
highly for the interest taken by the
people of England in Canadian affairs;
but chiefly, the utterances of the Lon-
don Tinea are aI1 the more weighty
and valuable at the present juncture
because of the encouragement given
to Canada to hold on to her present poi
icy in maintaining the unity of the
Empire and of giving a preferential
tariff to Britain and the Colonies, while
we are contemplating freer and fuller
reciprocity between ourselves and the
United States.
THE CONSERVATIVE MAJOR-
ITY.
The vote ou Mondaynight may be
considered as definitely fixing the min.
imvrn majority of the Government,and
effectively settles the pretensions of the
Globe, Sir Richard Cartwright et at.,
that the. Government had not a maj-
ority in the Province of Ontario: The
vote -was a strictly party one, and
every vote was either present or ac•
ounted for, with the exception of Dr.
Sayard, who, it is understood, will sup
port the general policy of the Govern•
anenteand it is highly probable that et
least one other Quebec member who
was elected as an Independent will
not rank himselfpernanently amongst
the. Opposition. Taking the vote of
Monday night, adding the absentees to
the different sides, and counting Dr,
Sa -aid as a Goyetnment supporter,tlle
House stands as follows by Provinces:-
•@nta,rio,,,... ... .48' 44 4.
C
Quebec... .......... 20 85.........6
Nova Scotia . ..... 16 5 11
New Brunswick.... . 16 3 10
P. Edward Island.... 2 4 .. .... 2
Manitoba .... 4 13l.
N. West ':I' eritor...
c, les..,4 0 9: .....
British Columbia 6 0 6
122 92 38 . 8
This does not include Richelieu
-Blah being held by Sir Hector Lang-
evin who also represents Three Rivers'
will
not count on a division this sessiolT.
There is no doubt'evh'itevei
however,
that eo spell as Sir Hector can resign
his seat for Richelieu S
a Ce178erVatlt e
will be h. .
-
o c,t ted to succeed film, s:, that
', • •t,ir,t.,
1lll f' the Government has a n►or-
ityoffel intfull h u'' ,t ,
house, wvi.ii, ilrobab-
Blues of an increasen
tC 35 ere long, It
will be noticed that
the Government
has a majority in >'
majority every Llovince but
two, Quebec and Prince Edward Island.
In the former the Grit majority is ap-
parently sig, at present, or five if Riche
lien is counted, and in Prince Edward
Island the majority is two, with strong;
possibilities of its disappearing alto-
gether in the by elections, however,
the majority is sufficient to unsure a
strong Government, able to carry out
any useful legislation it inay under-
take, and not burdened with too large
a majority which may prove danger
our to itself. The Government is strong
vigorous, healthy and harmonious;with
a settled policy, a grand old Leader
and a large majority of the popular
vote behind it, and the ootrntry may
confidently look forward to five years
polftieal quietude, in spite of ally Grit
eroakings.
A RETROSPECT.
Four years ago the EXETER ADVO-
CATE began existence as a Canadian
newspaper, and on tee anniversary
week we greet our readers with bright
prospects for the future. The early
years of every venture are full of
struggles and disappointments, and
ours is no exception to a rule so well
known. But now being out of baby-
hood, and having left the danger m.rlc
of possible failure far behind, (Ireton
hopefully of coming years,>'f useful-
ness and prosperity. Old thankfully
remember the :eelud encouragements
and assieetuee of friends Whom it is a
pt..rasure as well as a duty to knowand
regard. Our circulation increases
weekly, and other patronage keeps
pace with it, and so we feel assured
that our course as journalist and busi-
ness men .meet with tee approval of
the public so satisfactorily expressed.
Circulation and job work are the ba-
rometers of a newspaper and reflect
instantly the barren mind, and ours
are at fair weather mark and the sen
sitiye mercury shows no trembling in
the way of a 'drop. Our circulation
tells us that our opinions are in touch
with the popular mind and our press
work speaks the same sentiments of
our relationship with business men,
Politically we give forth no uncertain
sound, but at the same time remember
that one oppent, have equal rights
with ourselves, to think, and feel, and
speak, under the wide liberty that is
the birthright of all Britons. So while
we Oppose =;tr wish to tea rt, free from
all personality end insult, and while
friendly maintaining, our views be-
cause we believe what we write, still
try to keep our columns free from a1[
exhibitions of temper and show those
who differ from us that it is their opin-
ions we oppose and not themselves.
And so we are Conservative because
we believe in the wisdom of Sir John
Macdonald's rule, and we are loyal to
Britain. and Britain's Queen because
God was pleased to place our lot in this
happy land, and While he gave us all
the blessings of British subjects, Ile.
gave us the responsibilities as well.
And so we .say as we finish this retros-
pect and thank our friends who have
stood by us so truly, cursed be the
hand and.withered the arra that would
sever a single link of the chain that
binds us to Old England,
Ai CRUSHING DEFEAT.
Last week the first party vote of the
New Parliament took place on a mo-
tion by Sir John Thompson, Minister of
Justice, giving M. C. Cameron's Fran.
ehise Bill the six months hoist. And it
proved a most crushing defeat to the
Opposition, leaving the government
with a clear majority of 30; which,
when the Algoma member pikes his
place in the House, and certain bye
elections corse off, will be increased to
85. All along the Opposition have been
hinting the tnost boastful portents of
the near collapse of the government;'
and from the loud talk of the Globe,one
would have thought that there was lit-
tle to do but for the Opposition mem-
bers to choose their seats on the Treas
ury benches. But ales! for human
probabilities, "the best laid schemes of
mice and men gang aft aglee", and
when the division took place in the
Rouse of Commons, and the members
on the right of the Speaker etil.cr joincd in a
tremendous outburst of the "National
Anthem", the face of Ananias was dark
and. scowling enough to put out the
electric li'lits, while the saintly Chary
ton and the caustic member for South
Oxford, i
U til, 1 w t 1 the rest of the following
g
withdrew from the to nI t e scene, in not the
f
most amiableraced, and were lose to
view as fledlik
they . bats leis ltd the dark-
ness, Contraryto the e .Gal twrlght
ukase ` of non,intercoilrse With "the
wicked 'Tories," Mr. Laurier, who has
bean very ill, paired off with Sir John
era cclonald, who retired lata at, night
a his Moine at Earnscliffe and allowed
his followers to Administer the crush-
ing defeat, The majority compares
very fevoreblywith sti,ietly Party yQtes
at the openilig of the former parlia—
ment; aud, as is always the case with.
government majorities, the number in-
creased then and.wiil do the samenoue
when all the returns are in and the
bye -elections are over. As matter now
stand, tate governuibnt feel quite sure
of a good working majority to carry on
the business of the country.
EoflSalla
A very interesting game of baseball
was played here ou Wednesday even-
ing of last week, married vs single,
which resulted in favor of tlhebenedicts
:after pounding the cover off two balls
and darkness preventing anything
further. The admirable features of
the, game were the sharp fielding of
the first base man, for single men,
and 1 nnning of Charles Myers for
the married, The umpire being a
married Iran, the single men wish it to
be distinctly understood that one
their number must act; at the reetarn
match. --P. S.—The Dr's serveds were
not required.
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4 raw drops in water witi prevent
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It is better than spirits or bitters as a
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the druggist has not got it, ask him to
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wait. Clark Chemical Co., Toronto,
New York.
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Shingles a Specialty,
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ORIE MEDICAL CO.. nLIFFAL,O, N. Y.
THE COMING SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
THE ---
Chicago, Jan, 1st, 1888.
This is to certify that 1 have made a tlaor-
ough iuvestifation of the Histogenetic med-
icines, prepared by Dr, J. i ugone,I urclan,ancl
of his unique methods of research, and am
therefore compotient to form it correct judg-
ment. T pronounce them ru?arvelleus pro,
ducts of the highest 0E111 showing an raoquait
antic with the natural oeioncee' tar in ad-
vance ± any savant with whose works the
world. is acquainted. The amount of tine
and painstaking which the doctor has ex-
pended upon a stugle branch of epoctroseopy
is, enormous, and his discoveries startling.
Also having used these medicines in my own
practice, l can say that their actua1 succuss
in outing disease is as greatas is their cliseov-.
ery. The revolution of the medicall sufonos
of to -tray is no dream—it is at hand,
J. B. $, 11isfi, M. D, P, D.
Prof; Chem. and Toxicology Hahnemann
Medical College of Chicago,
Tho Histogeneticthoor,y ofreaeh ingdisease
isr—Itebufltling the disoasecl,.211 and tissues
of Ilia body, with the see"' proximate pprin
ei,ptals and'fermonts,
organic bodies, snot so
on, which are north^°ly pienFee: clintltobody�
by the glands. T" ii tltclnes 03-x)
uopareU
by chemical 1,r^,iesses, in to perfectly pure
condition an' "0 quite tasteless. Diseases
hratofor" "iislti°red incurable are oared. by
those r .ttioines. Tn auto diseases atoll as
]ot: io atieaelt.i � roves rat clubiphtheria,
TESTIMONIALS.
Mrs, McCullough, GOA Adelaide street east,
Toronto,very rapid cure 01congosGlen of liv-
er and inflammation Of kidneys,
J, C Sinclar,51 Victoria street, Toronto,
bronchial trouble, effoets o.f 1a grippe, cured
in one week.
0. H. Wood, t22Jarvss street, Toronto, kid-
ney trouble, gravel and constipation.
Henry Hoperoft, 7.11 Markham street, To-
ronto, consumption cured in a.few weeks.
Mrs. J. Fawoett,102, John street, Toronto,
female troubles. Had been in Toronto Gen-
eral Hospital, also treated by several physi-
cians. After using Histogenetio Medicines
two weeks was a new woman. •
Joseph Perkins, Tecumseh St., Toronto, re-
markable cure of naralysis. •
John Burlangeto, I1lo,ttawa, Ontario, nerv-
ous debility, etc., 83 years; two weeks' medi-
cines did. more for him than all the other
remedies he had taken in the 30 years,
'Phomas Williams, 100Itobertstreet,Toron-
to, oonsumption cured in few weeks.
T. M. Hammond., Springfield-on-the-Ureclit
Ont, hemorrhages from tho lungs and bad
dough two yearn, consumption cured in few
weeks.
Call or send for free book explaining 'His-
togenetio system. One of our staff will visit
Exeter every Two Weeks at
"Central Hotel."
Dates for June.
Monday - - - 1st,
Gs
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- 15th
- 29th
CONSULTATION FREE.
Histogenetic Medicine Association.
Itooms 2 and 3 Albion Block, Rich m end St.
London, Head Office for Western Ontario.
Head Office for Canada, 19 Yonge Street
Market, Toronto. May 14—1 yr.
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