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eeeilege'esi"°'"eseeeivese._
the oppositionon all other en tiro
Should es many more w thdrr4iv fr i
the government thele ott{d ate
remain a majority of from forty t
fifty. Mader the eircuaaatnnees tee•
is lithe tear re the itlllaaeditbto noors
siou to power of the rflee revenge
party, with the Hon. Ed. ,f3lalooe its
loftier of the new party uatiopnt.
There are n great hooey incorrect
statements mode regerditlg the El::
change Bent; ncl its debt to the 1)'>
animiuinn Government, 1t• ie a�onernlly
inns lint the nlrouu't— i30O,00Q
brili be lost to the G1vernmeeo Tuis
:8 not nil ; the ern vsrulnF'nt n111 get
the seine percentage finial the esteto
R8 ether creditors, whioh edit nr01)a-
bly be sixty pi r cent. ; in addition to
which the Government holds the per--
soltnl secut it, of wealthy men foe
a sum which will more than wake 01'
the b dance. . `lthe Privy C'iuueil
tifllPly avoided that the 1) nntt^ioo
Geyer' meat and the Qn• boo G'>v:
er, aeon were not privilev d or, di'oe
but meet rant{ oU the estate Like oih:
er creditors.
At a public meeting of the i1111f-
breed$ held a' Bt. Laurent, the head
quarters +•f the late rebellion, leading
loon from all the French parishes
were present. lteeolutione were
adopted that'kiug the G1>vernmrnt in
wa;m terms for the homy e timelier
in whioh the half-breed=s bad been
treated mince last spring. It w,i de
aided that the half breeds should, ask
the Gnvernmeut for a free grant of
their lands, basing the claim on being
he original pneseseors, They will
also atilt that an industrial aohool fo.
their children be established in the
district ; that amnesty be extended to
half breeds in prisons or acmes the
border ; that naturalization be made
more accessible, and that electoral
dietriote be erected in French settle-
ments. The name of Riel was not
mentioned by any. of the speakers.
The Biel boon seems to have collapsed
THE provincial estimates for 1886
chow an item of $8;000 for "eeuerei
repairs, furniture, etc., Government
house." As Government house will
le abolished shortly, it might be • as.
well to quit spending money on it.
However, if the vote is out down to
thirty dollars, which will do to patch
up the roof if it springs a -leak, we
will let it pass. It may be remarked
ie this oouueotion that the vote for
repairing and finicking the asylum
for the insane in Toronto is only
$6.428. and in London $5,070. ' The
estimate for repairing and finishing.
the provincial reformatory, Penetan-
Qui-bene, is $6,065; the blind , insti
tute, Brantford, 53,585; Agricultural
college, Guelph, $2.500; normal
sole ol, Termite; $2.500; .-Ottawa,
$1,500; school of scietloe, $500. and
Oegoode hall. $3,500. Thus, it will
be seen that repairing and furuiehing.
Goverument house annually costs
more than many of our colleges,~
schools, and asylums. No farther
comment is necessary,—Toronto
News.
(Tile ,(4-Neeer I Imes.
THTJSRDAY, 11iARCH 40a, 1886
PROPOSED 1+.Y2R.1VAL ANCh:.
The cost and worry of the slew
Capitol at Albany have been an in
oreasing trouble to New Yorkers f1+•
the post tweuty years. That build
lug was started on :t basis of a million
Red a half. Here is what the Ne‘
York Times cow thinks of the job:—
"It has looked for several, yeas a-
though the politicians who emigre
gate annually at Albany had no
desire to have the Capitol completed,.
They seem to have beootne- so attach-
ed to the job, whioh has lasted we 1
nigh twenty years, that they are loth
to give it up. Their auxiety es always
for the control of appointments con-
vected with it and a political disport
tion of the labor of scone -cutting and
atone -laying. The building has
already oost the State between $17
000,000 and $18,000,000, and the
end is not yet."
Such has been the experience at
Springfield, Ill., at Columbue, 0..
at Harrisburg, Pa., and at every
State capital where the Legislature
bave authorized "new Parliament
buildings," and will be repeated in
Ontario, should the work now in
contemplation at a million dollars
cost to start with, go on. It is not
the Beret coot that tittle so much; but
subsequent additions, like those at
Albany, where a million a year bah
b -on the average rate of increase.
With a deficit 0f 5400,000 this year,
and of $600,000 in prospect next
year, the Mowat Governments should
step short on the propo-ed extrava-
ganoe•, .else they may stop short for
lack of funds or credit to finish it.—
London Free Press.
t.DITCR14L NOTES.
THERE are no fewer than fifty-two
eeeeional writers on the pay list of the
Ontario Government in the Public
Accounts of laat year. The estimate
for sessional clerics, writers, messen
gars and: pages for the last year was
$12,500. The estimate for the cur-
rent year ie $15,000. There are 104
persons under this head in the Public
Accounts of 1885.
TEE Globe says: --"There ie no
"better evidence of disloyalty than
"loyalty to Sir John Macdonald."
To whom then eboutd we be loya'1 ?
Would it be to Biel and the unbang-
ed remnant of rebeliion ? Sir John
and his colleagues stamped out the
rebellion, and now, as is most natural,
the Globe wishes to stamp out Sir
John in revenge. But the Riel
organ's idea of loyalty is not, happily,
the current one.
It is surprising to see bow Reform-
ers copy the Dominion Franchise Act,
notwithstanding their outory.againet
it. Mr. Balfour has introduced a Bill
le amend the Ontario Franchise Aot, peace and order have been restored
eo ae to enable the abaft of laadhold- anti now prevail. After so serious an
ers who may be away he in home' outbreak soma disquiet end apprehen-
more than six months iu the year to l pion of the reourreuee of those die-
qualify. Mr. Mowat's Act is defect- orders may be naturally expected to
iye in this respect, while the Do-liuger,`and it will be the duty of my
minion Act makes provision for such
Osseo. Mr. Balfour is perfectly cor-
rect in bringing in his amendment
Bill. !�
The Montreal Star Perliameetary
correspondent at Ottawa given the
following' pen portratt of the Premier
as he replied to Mr. Blake on the
address:
pf our peesene eVet4tp of OW
&rine pcoioe.
The measures submitted to you lee'
8Nntn fir the oolltolidetiun' of tie
1s
utes, u d for the introduction illi=
lir NoriloWest. Territories of a mole
yin), le and e000nl11tonl system for 1111,
iraurft r of lend, sill be again laid be
f„la y> u fol e,>nsidet•etiou and tepi,.•
l,itive :lotion. `l'Ile Acts of last see,
siou '+el be found to, be iuoludled in
he first of those meesnro1. Y will
be aseed to oon'ider the expedloltoy
'+f ienproyi(g the judioary system
which obtains in those torriloria,.
1'"ur nttentiotl will be invited to
•he propriety of amending the law re-
ining to the bu,ittess of the office of
b Q.►eeree in liter, and for the Itro-
veli „ f r the ,n ,1H satkilieU ry
we, ki'og of the nreeeet system 01
G verr,ment'ttl,d Ptu•iialuoutetry pl•i m-
iog.
THE SPEECH FItOM THE
THRONE.
The fourth seeeion of the Fifth
Parliament of the Dominion was op-
ened Thursday afternoon by the Gov-
ernor-General, with the usual form.
ality. There was a large conoonree
of spectators outside the pallia eat
buildings, while the galleries of the
Senate Chamber wore crowded to euf
fooatiou. His Exoeltenoy proceeded
►o read the following Speech from the
Throne in both languages :--
Honorable
-Honorable Gentlemen of the Senate:
Gentlemen of the House of Commons:
On meeting you again I have the
plessing duty to perform of aongrutu
listing you on the sufficient harvest of
last year, and on the prosperity and
snbstautial progress of the country.
Since the suppression of the ivegr•
rection in the North-WeitTerritories,
Goverumenl to make such precau-
tionary arrangements as will assure
the present inhabitants as well as in-
tending settlers of efficient protection
against all disturbances.
1 warmly oougratulate yon ou the
practical completion of the Cauadien
Pacific Railway, and the announce-
ment that it will be open for the daily
carriage .of passengers and freight
"Sir John rose. He was greeted from .ocean to ocean in the month of
with a hearty round of cheers. From June next. This greet worst, so iIm-
the very outset "Old To morrow" portant alike to the Empire and the
shook vitt the greatest vigor and Dominion, cannot fail to cause the
1)g life. A big red necktie lent juvenility trade between British Colombia and.
to hie appearance. Standing in his the other provinces to ensure the
piece, swaying from aide to side, with, early developrnent and eettleuieut of
his halide' in hili .trousore• pockets, he Manitoba and tIle North-West, and
printed forth a torrent of telling in. greatly add to tate commercial pres-
veotive upon the eonrse whioh Mr. perity of "the whole country.
Blake had adopted ie his remarks:" Should the negotiatione between
Her Mojesty's Government and that
There seeme to be no one at Ottawa of the United States for the appoint -
who oan name more than six of night relent of a joint oommisi+ion to adjust
French members, who have decided what te'kt,own ass The Fishery cities
to censure the goverumeut for the *ion," and lot 'raider the best -means
execution of Riel; and not cue oft of developing our international cam
diose, •
it ie' said, have the elightest1 •coerce, finite to eeoure any satisfeetory
attention of jog opposition, ) osition result, you will be naked theu
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Only on this Biot !natter, and a 'vast t to matte fray' ton for the protection
difference ext`ste betweep theme and of our itieehoi e ni8heiic:t by 1t111a ente:l'
HARKNESS
HAIR BALM
Restores grey
hair' to its na
*.ural, color, re -
memos Dandruff,
stops the hail
from falling' cot.
increaseets,
growth, tl l v it
not soil the ..l. in.
As a hi <t
sing, it liastl;
superior. ! .
atltecd hartni. ,0
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A numerical mittens f the N'r'tl• Trott”. to
tTri r RP. ®Y'P.Ct
Celrtlovies'less levet taken
a tune •urs bt►-ell the,eou for theep-
ri+•,eotet:i to of the ta3ople- in Parti 1 -
inset is ill b1) laid before y 'u, tool 011.1.
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1.1,11.-11E-8 ill b= laid betere you.
met rteeong them Will he foetal bilis
previdieg tor the beoer mode f trial
Ul e1,11111y
oval 1 Itl-' 0,0 VII ' t:t1• re
t;telett g ,po +- •die" eaviugn bailee ill
iiritinlr Uolulubi+ aed the Notch•
Wee' Teriootie- ; fot eseetlihli1 the
i •cue of paten s fie hidiun litud4 ; for
toe a,dmiuietrati:tit s.1 1Ite right- 1,1
the Oro an on 'tie Yurssh•ues of the
D +luiuion ; fir the estatilish•nent of
an experimental farm; and f.,r the
amendment of the Chinese Itntuigrtt
tion Are.
Gentlenierz of the House of Cwnnt uts.
The pot:emits for tite past year will J
be laid before yen. You will fi d tutu
the estim te'of 'eceiptd bite been fully
Cre
realized, bus I re,rret to��.T' v that the v
enthrone iu the North West has add
ed largely to tue expeuditure of the -
country.
We have recently published a now edition
of 011. CI rf LVElt t.:MI,'S OE t,EBEATI'.)) ES-
SAY on the rn•clioal and permaaont mire (with-
out meoeincloftervousDebility, Kanto] rnit
physical capacity impediments to }ittrxiage,
etc..resintling 110m excesses.
Prioe,in sealed envei0pe,ouly 0 conte,01twc
postage stamps.
The celebrated authot•cfthis admirable es,
say ,lpally demonstrates, from thirty years
aueoe'stuleraotioe, tliatalar•ring consequen-
ces may be r tdically cured without the clang -
'
era b use of internal toe. tciues or the ase of
t the knife ; Point wit a ino.te of ouzo at once
simple oertaia and efrectunl, by nlelillel of
1whitheverysufferer,no,n'ittor what his con
ditionina ba,mny eurohtmsolf eb.aplp,pri
vately wad radically.
i Chi lecture should be in. the hands of ov•
v man
i
n theta
land.
hh,3ude er
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Allerest,
ZEE CULVEUWELL MEDICAL COMPANY,
41 ANN ST., NF.WYORK,
1 Post Office Boa 4410
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The ebtimates for she current sear
will be submitted to you. They have ! ,-4
been prepared with due regard to !t9 to
economy and the requiremeuts of the 0
public salvias.
(11
Honorable Gentlemen of the Senate.
Gentlemen of the Huuse of Commons. 'i'�
I commend these several subjects /
and she others which may engage phi •=
your attention to your beet oonsidera• ca
tion, and I earnestly trust that the VPn ,
result of your deliberations may, un- fa
der the Divine blessing, conduce to PR ,fit
the advancement and prodpetity of
Canada.
.4! 41
The New Vanadian Stud Book.
The third meeting on this subject
was held at the Rattenbury House,
Clinton, last Thursday afternoon, and
was attended by about 30 of the rep-
resentative horsemen, breeders' and
dealers of this section.
Mr. John Marquis was chosen as
chairman pro tern., in theunavoidable
absence of the President of the Pro-.
visional Board already chosen, Mr.AA.
MoD Allan
Mta)
rd
a A 0
M ar
lon
The standard for registration Was aubM reel 0 V
fully disouseed, when it was again de
aided that two crosses be the �mini-
rsz CD 4z
mum, as fixed. at a previous meeting. a
It was also decided that the book be4.,
called "The Clydesdale, Shire and "ll 1J1
Canadian Draught Stud Book," to i
ei
contain a division for each class: illN as
On motion of Mr. McMillan second-. C)
ed by Mr. Alex. Innis, it wee decided L C
that all horses that have been n in the
county of Huron and have left pro.
geny (but are now either dead or re- Q) > PA
moved from the county), be registered f Q) t`
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free of charge. E 0
re•constitoted as follows, fifeto be a CD eves
quorum : Joseph Salkeld, Stratford ; h"64
Alex. Calhoun, Exeter ; Thos. Mc-
7.anghliu Brussels • Chau Brooks
The Board of Directors was then 0
1.
70,0
i
Is Bread and Milk, or Oatmeal Porridge=, to build up a strong
healthy constitution, still who wants to lives one either rril the
time, and who does notn. pieonce w'
like piece e of 1 L N il, rt Hilt-,
just by way of change, or nothing else ? Why, everybody,
and so at .RANTON }31vCS., while we have Grey Cottotls,
Brown Holl t,nds, Gottou des, 1'tenitos, Pickings, etc+ , wo
httvo a host of him goods, which t,orne in to spice Ill) data
I reit, and what lady °ales to go out unless, she is just a little
spicy, then look, new Spring Goods ate coming to haul,
many of them in already and worthy your it.,snection
Fine Lawn Embroideries, Beautiful Mtisliu Embroider—
ies, Insertions, Flouncings and Allovers.
Mull Muslius, Swiss Mus11ns, Jttcouets, Nainsooks,
Piques; Lawns, etc„ in plain, checks and stripes, for Aprons
and Underclothing, Children and Infant's wear.
Laces, full range of new Kid Gloves—Blacks, Fans and
Colors, in the new four clasp. Look at our Corsets and be
convinced that we sell the correct Corset for ease, comfort,
and a graceful figure, and at the right price.
ItANT0N
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Mitchell ; Alex. Innis, Clinton • T. C. & S. GIDLFi+ Y,
Evans, St. Marys; S. Smilie, Tucker.
smith ; J. P. Fisher, Auburn; John
MoMil)sa, Hullett ; David Fisher,
Godcrtoh Chas. Mason, Bruoefield
Win. Weilwood, St Helene ; David
Molntosh, Bruoefield; J. Aikenhead,
Goderioh ; Alex, MoD. Allan, Preei.
dent, Goderich ; J. J. Fisher, Treas.,
Benmiller; James Mitchell,Pecretary,
Goderiab. They were empowered to
solicit names for memberohis, and it
was docided they shouid meet at the
Rettenbury House on Wedneedry, 1
March 3rd, to draft rules and regu'l
lations, whioh will be submitted as a
general meeting.
The meeting tliroughont was ss 1
hearty and earnest so could be wished
for, and the ultimate sucaess of the
work seems now assured.
Over $100 in fees were raid to the
Treasurer, and there are a suranoes
of a membership list whioh will en-
title the Society to inOorperate and
place their book on a permanent and
recognized bath.
A gentleman from the state of
Maine, who has been prospecting for
land it) Southern Manitoba, where 1t3
secured severs) half sections for biro-
self and friends,, was in the city loot
weelt'attending Mr- Ptllinge' popular
eale.l His remark to .a friend was,
4'There is no nog of me trying to buy
anything here: for every article put
up there are ten wanting it; and more
Shah that , they've got the money to
pay for it. No, air. that dnesn't
disootiritge me in coming ;totine.
country, it shows that forming is all
tight hero." Et is, indeed, a sign 'of
llletttinies --l3tiindoi', (V(01.) Sun.
UNDERTAKERS !
---AND---
furniture Manufacurers
—A FULL STOOK OF—
Frirniture, Coffins, Caskets,
And everything in the above line, to meet
immediate wants.
We have one of the very best
Hearses in the County,
And funerals furnished and conducted at
extremely low prices.
EMIL IS OF ALL TRH DIFFERENT. SOCIETIES.
P R VEDIAIr'S
ViOItM IOWDEr S.
Aro pleasant'to'ttiIm, Contain their owri
Pergative. To a 5:118, ti c aucl ettedittaS
AlifirOter ul;vrirtns,lfi Aduttre
.1,
The Popular Dress Goods and Clothing House. Drees and Mantle 1Tuliiug
next Month.
SAWS, AXES
And Other Hardware,
--AT
REDUCED PRICES
JAMES PICKARDS.
ELU]RRAF[!
DRUG STORE!
0
Pure Drugs & Family Receipts Carefully compounded
SIA PER CENT DISCOUNT.
CROSS CITT s A. 1/77"
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A LV D AXES,
AT
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