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THURSDAY, MAY 1st, 1890..
EDITORAL NOTES.
W. R. Mettaorrll has again been
selected as the Conservative Stan-
dard bearer of the city of London.
'Ya must apologise to Ur Bishop'
for associating; his name with
the Bible Society ineetieg, recently
held in Exeter, a report of which
appeared in our last issue. We
do not know that there is the
slightest affinity between A1r.
Bishop and Bible Societies, but
there must surely be a coincidence
in his name thus getting mixed in
the affair.
AN exchange says : " That it is
"rumored that Mr M. Y. McLean
"of Seaforth will receive the nom-
"inatlon at the grit convention of
"South Huron, for the Local, Mr.
"Bishop, if not actually declining,
"being quite indifferent. Whether
"like Cal. Ross, he has interpreted
"the handwriting on the wall as
"adverse to the chances of Mowat
"supporters, our iatforinant saith
"not." No, Air. Bishop does not
perceive danger ahead, and will
handle the oars at all hazards.
ve canvass he Inas been prosecut-
ing for the petit eight months
counts for something. and it is not
probahls that he will vacate the
seat, Whet than by battle, uuless
a comfortab`.e berth be provided
in lieu thereof. The harness fits
Mr, Bishop too well.
Tem Huron Signal understands
"that Ila:..G sieelared his intention
not resigning at the close of tne
"present term, Mr. Arch. Bishop,
"the popular representative of
"South Huron, may not again be a
"candidate for the Legislature. In
"such an event we knowofnomore
"worthy successor than Mr. M. Y.
"McLean, editor of the Huron Ex-
"positor, Seaforth." What has the
Signal got against our friend,
Bishop ? Our cotem. ie diligent in
its endeavor to shunt this gentle-
man, as note its words of a few
years ago when it styled him an
"old stick." Mr. Bishop has served
the party faithfully, and while he
is robust enough to withstand the
trials of election and parliamentary
life, he is likely to be the stand•
and bearer of the Reform party.
The Signal would do well to direct
its attentions to West Huron.
There is not the least possibility of
Mr. Bishop resigning.
Tux following which is taken
from aha Windsor Record, the grit
organ of the Coun..y of Essex,
where Mr. Cleary, a relative of
Archbishop p ClearS • , is the Grit can-
didate, had a remarkable article
the other day, on the approaching
local elections. It quoted the fol-
lowing from the Mail :--"Like
"•Achettes, however, the ',Govern -
"mens of Mr. Mowat has one vul-
"nerable spot, namely, its connec-
"tion with the Roman Catholic
"hierarchy, and this weakness may
"yet prove fatal to it." The Re-
cord which is published in a Cath-
olic constituency, then proceeds to
comment as follows :—"This is
"really the policy upon which the
"Government go to the ,,country,
"and upon which they rely to be
"again placed in power. * * *
"The issue is plain." This is a
most humiliating confession for a
Reformer to have to make. In a
Catholic riding, which has usually
been Conservative, the grits place
a bigoted Catholic in the field, and
do not hesitate to assert that they
expect him to be elected solely be-
cause the Mowat Government and
t
the Roman Catholic Ca clic 1 '
Iterarclly
understand one another.
The Equal Rights vote in Ottawa I
hit the Liberal candidate very
hard, It appears bound to cut a
swath some way, and as ivlr. Mowat
is the first to come within reach of
its scythe. he may lie with the
stubble ere long.
IT is stated with assurance that
Mr. Robert McMordie, of Kippea
will enter the election contest in
South Huron on the Equal Rights
ticket. Mr, McMordie is a popu-
lar gentleman and will no doubt
poll a very large vote, :Mr. Mc•
11'Iordie is one 01 the disgusted Re-
formers.
Now that the House of Com-
mons has decided to work six days
a week, to give up Mondays to
Government business and to lush
things generally, prorogation may
be regarded as lir sight. The next
week or two will witness a regular
slaughter of the innocents in the
way of bills that have been stand.
ing on the order paper since the
session opened.
TIM claim that Ontario has a
large surplus has of late been modi-
fied to the extent that it is now
Wait -tied that the surplus is nearly
as large as when Sandfield Mac-
donald left office. What does this
mean ? In plain language the
meaning of it is that, despite the
sales of timber plaits and the is-
suing of annuities, Qatari° has
been livrug beyond her income and
is now worse oil than she was
eighteen years ago. But it is not
alone in this respect that the people
have been made to '" pay through
the nose " for the luxury of enjoy-
ing the Mowat Government. Many
expenses have been made to fall on
the pockets of the people, notably
so in the case of school books. The
prices of these are notoriously and
grievously excessive, and all that a
greater profit might go into the
pockets of the owners of Mr.
i .iowat's personal organ. Iu this
latter connection the manner in
which the people have been robbed
is shameful. We were casually
informed by a gentleman the other
day,. -..-L.es. i1 .....r.). ,.. ., „'.,„nets
Reformer, and who was one of the
monopolists, that Mr. Mowat and
his allies of the Educational De-
partment displayed a decidedly ex-
travagant spirit in the issuing of
new school books. A very strong
friend of Mr. Mowat's, when things
were dull in the publishing line,
would have a reader, geography
or other book prepared, and sub-
mitted. It would scarcely be ex-
amined when the publisher was
given inetrnctions to publish it, the
government compelling its use.
This has been done many times,
and not because educatio gal in-
terests demanded it, but because
one of Mr. Mowat's political friends
desired it. These are bare facts to
which innumerable other charges
could be added, and it is no wonder
that a great many Reformers have
lett tha party to join the Equal
Rights people.
The Windsor Record says :-"Wrn.
Miller, who hails from Kingston, but
who has been some time in Dakota, has
arrived here. He took some money to
Dakota with him, and when he struck
Detroit he had fifteen cents. He says
man of the people out there -
Y P A
are star'
ing, and he was glad to get home. 11 e
has no further use for Dakota."
In Canada it is not an easy matter to
obtain a divorce and some think we
should have a divorce court. On this
it may be observed that in all countries
where divorce can only be obtained for
one cause, the family life of the people
is purer and better than in countries
where divorces are easily obtained. The
social evils resulting from lax laws of
this kind have 'been shown upin startling
colors by the press of the United States
recently. A business has been develop-
ed that emphasizes the depravity of
.human nature in a manner very shock-
ing to well -regulated minds. The Flack
scandal in New York has exposed the
methods pursued by divorce lawyers.
It appears that they paid men and'
women spies to shadow and tempt in-
tended victims into vice in order to
make money out of the resulting law-
suits. We are told that for a price these
sharks will rum ' a man's business and
disrupt his home. Furthermore, it has
been shown that a man with a grudge to
satisfy can appeal to one of these divorce
mills and a bappy home is broken up.
A jealous wife can get evidence of her
husband's guilt trumped up in abund-
ance by witnesses who snake a regular.
business of perjury. The, bare recital
of facts so shocking is enough to justify
the unwillingness of Canadian legislators
to give countenance to , the proposition
of establishing a divorce court for the
Dominion.
NEW light has been thrown upon
the Irish land question which
shows that the landlords, are not
so undeserving of sympathy as their
opponents 'would have the world
believe. The fact that this new
light comes from froth, one of the
most determined partisans of the
tenants, adds to its credibility. It
says that Mr. Balfour's Act is really
for the benefit not of the Irish
landlords, but of the English mort-
faagees. The greater portion of
Irish estates are mortgaged. The
talc in their value has rendered it
impossible for the mortgagees
either to sett then at a price to
cover the advance or to obtain full
interest' on the loan. The Irish
landlord would get absolutely noth-
ing by selling. All would go to the
mortgagees. The Irish landlords
are beginning to see this and ap-
pear to be as little in favor of the
bill as the rest of their countrymen.
Under these conditions it is no
wonder that the landlords should
object to have na alternative, but
that tat submitting to spoliation for
the benefit of their tenants or
beggary dor the satisfaction of their
creditors.
Wisconsin is agitated just now over a
quaation similar to that which is attract -
mg so much Attention in Ontario, It
appears that the foreign element, prin-
cipally composed of Germans, has con-
cetsred a strong objection to the law
which provides for compulsory education
in the English language, and has had
sufficient power to induce the Democrats
of Milwaukee to adopt their demand
for its repeal. This bas stirred up con-
siderable feeling; and threatens to split
the Democratic party in the state. But
the (german Lutherans, who are the
principal opponents of the lane, both on
religious and national grounds, refuse
all compromise. As a result it is expect.
ell that the English-speaking Democrats
will unite with the Republicans for the
preservation of the public schools. The
settlement of the dispute will be watched
with interest in this country.
• 4
DIED.
cDoranz,L—In Hibbert, en the 18th ult ,
Mrs Duncan 3loDougall, aged 54 years.
Nanta—In Fullerton, en the 19th ult.,
Margaret :garb), aged 78 yearn and 8
mos,
Cocxwxza-In Crediton, on the 28th nit.,
Johannah Cookwill, beloved wife of Wm.
Cockwili, aged 70 years.
Kr:axan--In Stephan, an trio 27th ult.,
Jamea Nestle. eldo.t son of Mr. Thomas
Beetle, aged 14 yem s.
Love -On Sunday, April 20th 1890, James
S. Long, 8th con. of McGillivray, in Iris
70th year.
Cmenxtr-In Blanchard, at tho residence of
Iter son-in-law, Mr, Debt. Beatty, on the
18th ult., Mrs. diary Cherry, aged SI
r c__ .. •. a a-_:, rx..vo AL Vaugbau,
Challenge Accepted.
To Mr. Thos. Murdock. llonsaii,
Dn ut Sia. -It is not my desire to match my
untreinodcolt "Sir Bonner" ina racoon any
track, much less for money however 1 hereby
accept the challenge to plaoo him against
"Amber F." for a half mile or mile dash, os
heats, to bo trotted on a straight course, at a
point amicably decided on. Race to take
Place at close of season or at once.
Exo'or, April 280,,1890 HOS. BISSETT, See
A dry, hacking cough keepsthe bron-
chial tubes in a state of constant irritation,
which, if not speedily removed, may lead
to bronchitis. No prompter remedy can be
bad than Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral, which is
both an anodyne and expectorant.
According to the asseseor's returns
Woodstock's population and assess-
ment have increased during the past
year -the former 415, and the Latter
S155,890.
NOT A CYCLONE.
If I were Queen of France,
Or what's better, Popo of Rome,
I would buy Imperial Cream Tartar
Baking Powder,
For my Cook, and take it home.
Thomas Kimber, a young Englishman,
has disappeared from Montreal. The bed
clothes in his room at the Grand Central
hotel were found covered with blood and a
blood.stained razor was found. The detec-
tives are investigating.
M1ssens. C. 0. Timmins & Co.
Gents. -Having used MINABD'S LINI-
MENT for several years in my stable, I
attest to its being the best thing I know of
for horse flesh. In the family, we have
used it
for every purpose that a liniment is
ed or,
adapted f
p itbeing recommended to ns by
the late Dr. J. L- R. Webster. Personally
I find it the best allayer of neuralgic pain
I have ever used.
B. TITIIe,
Proprietor Yarmouth Livery Stable.
San Francisco, Cal., April 24 -One of the
most severe shocks of earthquake experi-
enced here fora long time was felt in this
city and neighboring localities a little atter
3.30 this morning. The bulldiuge were
shaken percertibly and persons aroused
,from their sleep. Plastering fell from walls
in places, but no serious damage has been
reported. The earthquake shook at May-
field was very severe. The railroad bridge
was rendered impassable, as the piers,
sixty feet high, settled a few inches and the
rails spread apart about a foot. The ground
in places settled nix to twelve inches. Rail-
road travel will be delayed. The earthquake
was general in this section.
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST
100 doses for 100 cents, Burdook Blood
Bitters. Does your 'bead ache? Take
Burdock Blood Bitters. Ie your blood
impure? Take 13urdook Blood Bitters.
Are you Costive? Take Burdock Blood
Bitters. Are you Bilious? Take Burdock
Blood Bitters. Are you dyspeptic? Take
Burdock Blood Bitters. 1 cont a dose, 1
cent a dose, Burdock Blood Bitters.
EASILY ASCERTAINED
It is easy to find out from anyone who has
used it, the virtues of EIagyard's Yellow Oil
for all painful andinflammatory troubles,
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago, frost bites,
burns, brnisee, sprains,` contracted cords,
stiff joints, aches, paine and soreness of any
kind,it has no superior.
Minard's Liniment is used by Physicians
F ER . BROS.' STAR GROCERY
Just Received a d>-
Hennesey'sfkandyin Casks
Also other grades Brandy
WHOI. ESAL.
Lake Huron, Ls,bratorWhite
root Irrxpox'tatton, of
and Cates. Corby Whiskey
French & Domestic Wines.
AND RFT,A.IL
Fish & Trout in Bolsa i 2 Blois
Just receive a consl4-n- , ment of This Season's Teas:
Our Grocery Deuartment is Complete
X. Every Br'anols,.
DR.
W. II. GRAHAM, Rum: 7,U2,7I,
198 .K,.%ng . Street West,
Toronto. Ont
TREATS CHRONIC DISEASES --and given Special
attention to SKIN .DISEASE$, as Pimples. Ulcers, eto,
PRIVATE DISEASES -and Diseases of a Private I
Nature, as Impotency, Sterility, Yarioocele. Nervous De-
bility, etc., (the result of youthful lolly and excels,) Meet.
and Striating of long Standing.
DISEASES OF WOMEN -Painful, Profuse or Sup-
pressed Menstruation. Ulceration, Leucorrbwa. and all
Office Hours -011,m to 8 pint, Displacements of the Womb,
Sandoval P.m. to 3 p.tn,
A Danger Signal
A Cold in the Head may be antis termeda danger signal, waroiulryou that if neglected that
dangerous and disagreeable disease, Catarrh, is sure to follow, porhar'e leading to t;onsutuption
and the grave. At no season of the year ie Cold in the Bead more provaleut than during the
Spring tnontbs,and at leo ether season do the people of this uauatry enter more generally from
Catarrh, with all its aisegreeable and annoyiog effects. Lo not for an 'patent neglect either of
these troubles, but apply Na leLUAGlt,riteonlyremedythatwillsiveinstantreliefandeffect;
althorough care. The following testimoulels from among thousands In our penmen bear
witness to its maim; reeds.
Alex. Buns, Sudbury. Ont., says: I my
state that I hove been affected with Catarrh
amen or eight years. And it was attended by
consequent ermptomssuch as foul .:reath con-
stant droppieg into the tbroat,hawking and
spitting. partial dcafnese, ringing, in tbo ears
and eickning pains in the head directly over
either eye. I nave used powders and douches.
but All to no effect; the only result arising
from the use of such wastemporary roliet,fol•
lowed by the usual symptoms in a more ag
grewsted forth. The remits arising from the
use of lineal Balm: Sweet breatb, stoppage of
the droppings into tbo throe; (consequently
love hawktngend spitting.) elearncsi of bear -
leg. and not eerie since I began its use bare I
had pain in the head. In fact. it is my opinion.
that a careful and persistent use of the Balm
will effect a care in tea worst mese of catarrh..
l� sal Balm
Instantly Relieves
CoIcl in dead.
A, W. ?.fallory, Mallorytown, Ont.. says:
My daughter Fettered fur years from a most
distressing and annoying Catarrh. Her ease
wee under the trontmentfemtnent'ahysioinue
in the United. Status and Canada. Two months'
ttso of Nasal Balm tine had more benefciai
effect than all former treatments combined.
L. D. Dion, Dept. Railways and Canals,
0ttawa,says: Lain very glad to give you to-
day the testimony that Naha Balm has com-
pletely cured my catarrh, from which I suf-
fered for nearly throe years.
T. D, 1). Loyd, 8 Clarence street, Toronto.
says : 1 wteh hero to testify to the unequalled.
healing powers of your Nasal Balm, 1 have
been troubled for flare Seers by what the doe
;ors call p"rs Asa car t nasal catarrh„and I ha a tried
v
evcry thing in the city that could be obtained
In e the shape relief
c f trrh any and found no 41)
PormAnon' relief £torn any of them till a r
ilalm.and I find that even one bottle has done
Inc more good than all the medicines put toe
gather that I have persecuted myself with be-
fore' I was very much treaded with spitting
and hawking, especially in the morning. so
much so that soy throat was continually in a
raw condition. but I ata new beginning to
know what itis to be able to speak freely. I
shall not fail to recommend tt to any of ray
friends suffering from the likedisoafs
OF 0A;NA.DA:
Thadiroct route between the West and all
points on the Lower St, Gawreuce and Bale
cies Chalons, Province of Quebec ; also for
New Brunswicir,Nova seotia,princa Edward
CapoBretonlalands,audliewfoundlsudand
St. Pierre,
Fxproas trains leave l'Iontreal and Helif=
dally iiiundaya e;cepted) and run through
without change between these point+.in 50
house.
Tito through express train cars of the ln*
tercolonial Railway are brilliantlyprsgkted
by electricity and heated by steam trout Che
locomotive, thus greatly inoreastng the corn-
fort and safety of travellers.
Now and elegant buffo; sleeping and day
cararan on through expresitratns.
Oauadian'Europearx Mail and
Paeseuger Route.
tient by leaving Moos et alioniti riday morning
will join outward snail steamer at Balifax
on Saturday.
The attention of shippers is directed tothe
superior facilitiesogered by this routojor
the transport of flour and ttenerol merchan-
dise intended tar the Bastern Provinces and
Newfoundland ; also tor shipments of grain
sndproduceintended for toe European nosr.
het,
about tba route a sy be o fro l lit ed and
nd;passenger
rates on applrcatfon to
WEA TI1.F.ltSTON,
t0igelokil*reS5IncuaBcot.Toonta
D POTTfl GEE.
Lailwav o ce�Sionoten r Ae Dov,
frig/1ono day advised me to try your Nasal
asaI halm
Positively Otu?es
Catarrh.
D. Derbyshire, alayor of Brooltville and
President of the Ontario Creamery Asseein-
een, sura : Nasal Balm heats the world far
tion.
a It et aatod rola front the first npelica-� Sewed work a speciality.
atarrh and Gold in the Head.ead. In my own
One Door South
of Post O.oe
—11E HAS -.
A NEW AND COMPLETE
---STOCK OF----
Bots &
Shoes.
Isaaeleraterman.Imperial 011 Ca's Petrolea. Bepaising promptly attended to.
Ont., saes; Nasal Balm gave Inc tba most per-
fect sattsfection of any medicine I ever used
for Cold in the Ilend. 1 round itoasy to use,
vuiok in giving relief, and effect a omelette
cure 1n a maple of hours.
If Nasal Balm is not ken in stook by your dealer it will be sent post paid on receipt of price
(50 0 onts for small and $1 for largo size bottles) by addressing
FULFORD &CO., Brookville, Ont;
"EeDIghN BnU R°G,' J REMOVE D
Will stand for mares this season as follows:
Monday, April 28th, leave his own stable, Hone
gall, and north to Dixon's hotel, Brucefield,
for noon ; thence to Carl's hotel, Seaforth, for ,
night. Tuesday,Commeroial hotel, Clinton,'
for noon ; thenoo to Swartz's hotel. Bayfield,
for night. Wednesday, south on Bronson
Line to Blake. for noon ; thence to Dashwood,
for night. Thursday. south to Khiva, thence
oust to Hill's hotel, Crediton, for noon ; thence
via London Road to Exeter, to Hawkshaw's
hotel, for nicht. Friday, via London Road to
his own stable for noon and remain until the
following Monday morning. Jaetee BaRRr,
Prop.
dATANTED CeTo l ADDI61Vleis'pl girls ns nnprontices to dresa making, 0 f7 taClS at once to� Lr
DAVIDSONBROS., Builders and Contrao-
orshave removed to Swat low's old stand, cor-
ner Main and Gidley streets and are prepared
to sell Doors. Sash and Blinds and 'Moulding
cheaper than any other firm in town. Build-
ings oontractod for, Plans. Specifics tions and
Estimates furnished if required. All work
done with neatness and despatch and satisfac-
ion given. Seasoned Lumber always on hand
Davidson Eros.,
WM. DAVIDSON. JOHN DAVIDSON
MRS. E. DICKEY. j
Crediton. t
NOTICE, ARE YOU A FARMER ?
Go to the NEAR NORTH-WEST and secure
A meeting of the share holders of the Exeter land in tbo most fertile region in the world,
Salt Co will be hold in the Town Hall on Fri- close to the gr oat markets of St. Paul. Minne-
day avg., May 80th. A full attendance is apolis and Duluth, where thorn is a ready near -
requested. T. B, Carling. Secy-Treas, ket for all the produets"of the farm, In ono
rear von can save enough in railway freights
alone to pay for a farm in a thickly settled
district whore exist all the advantages of
schools, ohurahes, and general civilization,
You can procure for sixty Dents an aore, as a
first instalment-b+fiance on long;time a t
interest --n fame in the most flourishing State
on the continent, described by the celebrated
English oliicor, Col. Butler, as -Fs RTrin neYO\D
nsaenn'Trov." Remember that 400miles from
a stripping port means Is cents a bushel for
freight and elevator obarges, all of which you
can save by settling on the lands here offered,
ARE YOU A MECHANIC ?
You are certain of employment at high
wages in Minnesota, Factory hands and skilled
laborers of every kind who want to better their
fortunes should go to the progressive State of
Minnesota. Rsustixnan that less than twenty
Conservative Association
A meeting of the above Association will bo
held in
BOSSENBEERY'S HALL, MENSALL,
—oN—
Tuesday, May 0, '90
commencing at one o'clock in the afternoon.
for the purpose of placing a supporter of Mr.
W. R. Meredith in the field for the local elec-
tion. Eaoh polling division will be entitled
to five delegates,and the Vioe Presiaonts of the dollarswill carry you to the great oitios and
Municipalities are hereby instruntod to see rising towns of Minnesota which are growing
that a full delegation is duly appointed and faster than any others in the world; St. Pant
present at the meeting: and Minnonpolis are ppractically one greet city
with a combined po elation of half a million.
.
JOHN TORRANCE, MILLER J. WHITE p tit n
President. Secretary. THE GREAT LAND GRANT
NOTICE.
., _Fresh and New
STOCK OF GROCERIES
AND CONFECTIONERY
Just arrived at the family Grocery, Also
Pure Extracts and Spices.
A beautiful piece of glass—
ware given away with one lb.
Mayell's Baking Powder.
Dashwood Roller Flour for sale.
Call and examine our goods before.pur:
sise
chasing where. GEORGE PURYIS,
G. A HYND MAN, Masonic Temple, Lommet, Ontario, Canada.
Minard's Liniment Lumberxnan's friend:
of the St. Paul, Minneapolis ,& Manitoba Rail-
way -much of it withheld from settlement for
years -is now thrown wide open andpoppula ion
is flowing in amain, but there is room for all.
SPECIAL EXCURSION S
At Rates which are Praotienily
ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
GOOD FOR RETURN WITHIN 30 DAYS
From date of eels, will leave alt Canadian
points for
MINNE SO TA
April 22nd and May 20th, 1890
Special inducements to Homeseekors accom-
panying May excursion.
Further Particulars on application to J.
BOOK.WALTER, Land Commissioner Great
Northern Railway, St. Paul, Minnesota, or to
the Travelling Land Agent of the Company,
GEO. MANSON
Spring Goods
In order to make apace for Spring Goods
We will close the
Balance Our Winter Stock
AT COST PRICE
FCR odeba viz OITIA"1”
INCLUDING
Overcoats for Men and Boys,
Ladies' and Gents' Furs,
Ladies' Fur Capes and Muffs,
Persian Lamb and Astrachen Caps,(
A nice stock of Fur .Trimmings,
Gents' heavy wool -lined hid Mitts and
Gloves, for
75 cents, worth $1
Ladies' Fur Capes e.2
We cannot be undersold in
Teas & Sugars for Spot Cash
J MATHESON
Dominion
LaIratry
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Pure Drugs; Patent Medi-
cines Dye -stuffs,
Perfumery and Toilet
Articles,
School Books and Stationary
Photo Frames, Albums,
Purses, etc.
Cigars Pipes, and Tobacco,
Also a large assortment
of Toilet and Bath
Sponges always
on hand
Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared from the purest
Drugs.
Remember the place, Sign,
GOLDEN MORTAR,
Main St.
W. limning