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11.A.B,13497,411E 1 and who,on this aide of the Atlantic
scaled the heights,. of Abraham and.
placed the flag of victory and liberty
on the citadel of Quebec, going to
et
,oar
with arms if
and see the
rights for which their ancestors fought
i and died, so calmly usurped f If not
' go forward on the fifth of June, and
tiny I) with a solid determination, oast your
ballot againstthegovernment which
b ecop neat has been aiding
0 In pilot,
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ban a
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Common Sense, Red Star, Blue Ribbon new France, on this part of the
Flax, Binding twines, North American Continent, but which,
if attempted by force of arms, every
citizen in Ontario would be at the fray.
ORDERS T4KEN NOW
Saving secured apractical tinsmith we
are now prepared to take work
an eavetroughingi furnaces,
rooting or repairs.
*tow onStazi4
Milk Cans, and Tinware of
every description,.
Daisy - Cliurns,
Barbed Wire, Ribbon and Annealed
Wirea, Nails, a ooke,ftinges,faintsand
Oils. Orders now taken for Chestnut
blaokamith and stove coats, for early
•delivery.
GROCERIES --Steck com-
plete. Produce taken in
exchange.
W.11, Moncur, Sas. H, Howard,
Manager; Proprietor.
SHALL IT .I3E STOPPED ?
We call the attention of our read-
ers to the report of the commuession
of the Toronto Telegram, who visited
Essex schools last year, and which re-
port at the time appeared to the Tviale
;Cdr. Boneaky, a German farmer, was
Conservatives and Retormery let us
be men, put shoulder to shoulder with
a view to repelling such an invasion,
and on the lifck of June vote for John
G. Holmes who euunetates the broad
and liberal platform laid down by W .
R. Meredith.
waited upon by this commission, and
the following is an extract front the
interview r--
"'1tlr.
Bonesky called hie little boy Hoe-
man to him and in reply to questious he
said that he had been taught English read
In about half an hour a day in the school
and that during the reset of the day he
simply slit in leis seat. fie had never seen
English Grammar taught fa the school or
heard history taught in .elle English lan-
guage. fio is a bay of about fourteen
yeers. Since about four 'months ago he
has been attending the-cbbool in another
'section:
Emma Bonesky, a little barefooted
maiden,.wvas also out in the field. She
said thatsome of the .French in the school
were taught English, and some were not.
Tho scholars all talked French among
themsolvec.
"Do the scholars use beads in school ?
was asked her.
"Beads1 Oh yea ; they=say their pray-
ers every morning with beads."
"Dons the teacher have. -beads V'
"Yes, she goes along with the scholars
saying their prayers.
"What aid you do in the school when
the rest were praying on their beads?'
"Sometimes 1 tried too along with the
words, but of course I had am beads.'
It was not on account of the distance
that Mr. Bonesky withdrew his children
from the inrkey Creek School. Some
five or six months ago he went to the
trustees of the English schoolsection, No.
7, and aakedthat his children be allowed
to attend the school, as they were not
learning English to any extent in the
'Turkey Creek School. The trustees of
sectfon No. 7 were David Clarke, Luke
'Tourengeau and Eli Tourengeau. The
-two latter would not consent unless Mr.
'"Bonesky paid 50 cents per month for each
.child."
Who ean read the foregoing without
-experiencing a feeling ot the most in-
eense indignatien ? Here is a man in
an English country so-called, so situat-
ed that he cannot secure der his
.children the rudiments of an English
edueatien in the school section in
which he resides, and is compelled to
send them to a distant school and pay
a speeial rate of taxation. Some i Tench
4,anaseiane talk about their nights.
What eight, forsootee, have they beacon -
.duct a public school in suoh a "way
that no child ean learn the language of
the people who own the country, or
even attend school wathout the fortes
of Roman Catholicism being practised
before him ? The day of battle is
drawing nigh, when the electors of
this angio -axon Province shall have
it in their power, by the peaceable
means of the ballot, to repel! this
French invasion praotised by the
French of Quebec, aided by the gov-
ernment of the Hon. Oliver Mowat,
The question to be decided is no mere
cry such as the Streams Bill or Boundary
Award, but an issue which affects Re-
-formers and Conservatives alike. It
is an issue as to whether the country
.shall beoorne a French nation whose
destiny shall be controlled by an alien
church and to whose honor the tri-
eolor flag shall be unfurled from one
end of this Dominion to the other as
to whether the French laws and lan
guage shall supersede those of Britain;
or on the other hand as to whether On
tario shall become purely Anglo-Saxon.
Are those worthy descendents of their
noble forefathers, who in the past
triumphantly subdued French erro-
gence on every battle field in EuroPe, 1 both languages.
Ladies who are tkeubled with roughness of
the skin or crooked. should keop a bottle of
Parisian Balm in the house. it is delightfully
perfumed and softens, heals and beautifies the
Skin.
An earthquake shock occurred at Billings,
Mont., on Friday,
k MARVELLOUS RECOVERY,
I as so ill with inflammatory rbeumatlsm
in 1882 that 1 was given up, and Led all
my earthly business put in order. One of
worms begged me to get Burdook Blood
Bitters. After the third battle I could sit
Pix
tgood meal,and in
one and ea a
rep ale
weeks I was out of bed feeling better than I
ever felt. I take three bottles every spring,
and two every fall.
Mae M N D BENAnD, Main St.,
Winnipeg, Man.
A young man named Cgu_einsan we,
burned to death in a house at Valleyfield
on Saturday.
A 1300N TO MANKIND.
fihe quickest, surest one best remedy
fee rhenmatiem, neuralgia, lumbago, sore
throat, soreness and lameness, is Hegyard's
Yellow Oil. It quickly cures sprain*,
bruises, burns, frostbites chilblains, etc.
For croup. colds, quinsy' eta„ take 10 to
30 drops on anger, and apply the ail extern.
ally also, when immediate relief will result.
Dobson Brothers store and other shops
MR. MOWAT, lArt. G. W. Ross and offices in Bowmanville suffered from
fire Monday morning.
and the .Globe say that the Arch sTIK-
Bishop, as head of the Roman fgtet;klioeilAterb nb nedneaartla wl b eak
CatbohC [hutch, ought to be *recog• in another place rather than where cemented.
nized ire our educational institu• Price *5aantsfromdrut;eiets.
&t. Santereau is said to hare cabled to
tions. What about the Bishops of Panama thstlie has contracted for the Qom -
the church of England, the M,odera- pterion of the canal in ten year*,
Of the Presbyterian General The irteh tenants defence fund
tors
yamounts to something like $3000,000.
Assembly, and the 3eneral'Super- This would make a considerable num•
intendent of the Methodist church ? ber of families comfortable for life,
Have these ecclesiasticaldignitaries Savages expect to imbibe bravery by
drinking the blood of their brave anemias.
no recognisable rights in the matter A mora enlightened method of vitalizing
of ilia educational institutions of the blued is by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
It braces up the nerves. area gives strength
this province ? Do they not repro- and fortitude to endure the teats of life.
sent a majority fit the people Of, Slight derangements of the stomach and
Ontario ? Most assuredly ; then bowels may often be aorreeted by taking
only one of Ayer'e Pills, Thangh Pot hay.
let the electors of South Huron ing the Pills at hand. your disorder in -
give Ur. 'iowat unmistakable evh creases. and a regular fit of aioknesa follows.
"For the want of a nail,the thee was lost,"
Bence of such, by marking their eta,
ballots on the 5th of June for John Warmer weather with fregnent showers
G. Holmes. Tell him by means of iris
n inin a anitoba, to the benefit of the
growing p
your ballot that no priest or prelate The deposits in the Dominion postoflice
.of - any church .wilichave any right savings batik for the month " of April were
to interfere with the educational $408,428' and the repayments 4856.699.
ins - tutlons of this Province + • and "TRIM II CRUSHED TO]..ARTR
will rise." So with Biscuit and bread made
that the state only shall control with Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Powder.
educational matters. Itis the only reliable.
Repairs to the Champlain canal at Me
ohanicsvillo, N. Y., ROM completed on
Thursday. and the water was turned into
that notion.. Boats began moving Friday
morning.
MARKET REPORTS.
xxxralt
Red Wheat ., r
Spring W4eat.,. ,»
tserioy
Oat* ..e.
Clover Ssed
Timothy ' ••.
Peas ...
Corn ...
Butter --,
Flourperbbl ..
Potatoes,per bushel
Apples,per nag
t
D ledt>pple*pr b
t}eeee pax ib.
Turkey per lb
Ducks per lb
Obickensperpr
Ilogi,dreisedperle0
peel
13 ;desrangh, ..,
Greased
BheepskiA* eacb
Calfakins
Wool per lb
nay per ton
Ouloneoerbn*h•
Woodpereord
sea
Ora
000
95 so $100
0095te$100
45 10 0048
» 33. to 34
• 300 to 3 23
• 1 50 to 2 u0
... 55 to 50
... 0 40 to 52
▪ 11 to 11
• .14to014
0010516
., 40 to 050
▪ 1C0 to 100
,.. 0 Oto 050
• 06 to
0 O8 to 10
... 006 to 007
... 025to030
.., 4501o500
-• 400 10525
.-- 2 00 to 2 SO
- 8 5010590
... 060to 20
▪ 050to05C
0 18 to 0 80.
- 7 00 107 00
▪ 050to005
,., 25010300
ST• MARYS $
Sell Wheat ................. ......... 095 098
SpringWh t - 95 098
_ ea . .......
Savoy.......... 0
O 3- 3 038.
oats
clover Seed
Timothy
Peas.
Eggs
Butter 12 0l6
Poffatoes per bag .. ........ , ... , 75 090
Apples perbush
Wool per lb 20 0 20
BAY Parton- ......,. ..... 550 650
Bran per ton 14 00 34 00
shorts', '"
aaimesepextrbl.... .......... .•.• 6 00 7 00
ONE OF MOWAT'S FRENCH
LIANDIDATES.
Tiow
Ile 'Proposes to Make Canada A
Breech Catholic Nation.
At tho laat Local EIection the North
Riding of Essex was carried in the iutercet
of the Mowat Government by ono Paned,
the
o Canadian, from
a French Ca i ,
recently
Province of Quebec. fie had then hat
two planks in his platform. Ono wee re-
venge for the execution of Louis Reil—the
other was a tirade against the Canadian.
volunteers, whom he denounced as thieves,
murderers and ravishers of defenceless
,women. The Han..G. W. Ross and W. T.
Preston, were so .anxious that Mr. a'acaud
should again represent the Riding that
they attended the Grit convention and did
all is their power to secure Ms re-nomina-
tiqu. Since the opening of the campaign.
ho has announced himself a purply French
Nationalist Candidate in sympathy with
the -ends and aims •of Premier Mercier, of
Quebec, and hae.boldly taken the platform
in this interest.
21n order that our readers may learn the
nature of this man's appeals to the French.
Canadian people we append a few extracts
foom a.speeoh delivered by him recently in
a French locality. After eulogizing the
Mowat Government he then proceeded :
"And now gentlemen, Icome to consider
the vital question of -the French Canadian
race of which I claim to be the accredited
representative in Western Ontario For
years we have groaned under the tyrant's
heel of the Anglo-Saxon, and have patiently
waited an occasion to unfurl the tri -color
flag. The judicial murder by the fanati-
cal "Cerangietea" at Ottawa of one of our
competrniss, Louis Rail, of heroic memory
afforded the long looked for opportunity to
organize, consolidate and cement together
the discordant elementeinto which our conu-
try men were divided. Louis Reil is dead
—his voice cannotbe heard, but his winged
spirit has visited the heart of every Fiench
Canadian and implanted there a Beed --a
germ tc be cherished and fostered till it
takes an the proportions of a great tree
under -whose wide, spreading branches
all French Canadians will find shelter.
Our ,countrymen were the pioneers of
this continent. Their holy priests and our
sainted Jesuit fathers took their lives in
their hands and braved the terrors of
Indians and wild beasts. They planted
the cross and established their altars and
to -day if the ruthless hand of the hated
Anglo-Saxon had not been placed upon
their throat, voyageur and the habitant,
would to -day possess the land—not this
Dominion—but the whole continent, and
"La Mureth France" would .oe its name.
True to the-teacbings of our forefathers
the Hon. Honore Mercier has proclaimed
these sentiments and unfurled the tri -color
flag of French Canadian nationality on the
banks of the river St. Lawrence, and here
on the banks of the Detroit river I enun
crate the same message. As sure as the
waters of this great river sill soon mingle
with those of the mighty St. Lawrence so
sure will our people here mingle their in-
terests and their destiny with their com-
patroits there, and in a few short years
their outstretched hands wilt clasp each
other across theintervening country and
the fertile fields now held by the usurpers
of our rights. will be ours if we are only
true to ourselves. Then will the day of
Jubilee have surely come, when Canada --
French Canada, Catholic Canada will be
once more in possession of its rightful .own-
ers—her laws will be made by faithful
statesmen, her language will be the language
of the French Catholic nation, and her holy
priests will drive the heretics from the, land.
Mr Mercier conceived the idea of an inter-
provincial Congress, and Mr. Mowat gave
him every assurance of his hearty support.
We must be sustained. Mr Meredith,
the orangiste, is the enemy of our race and
our creed and every French Canadian is
hound by everything he holds sacred to
work and vote against his minions. Cries
of Sacree—Sacree--down with Meredith.
The above speech was delivered in
French and isuearly as possible a verbatim
report having been taken down by one of
the audience, who is perfectly familar with
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LONDON.
*heat, 81 to $1.05 per bus. Oats, 23#o to
34o per brie. Peas, GOfo to ale per bus. Bar-
ley, IKniting.43 to 480 per bus. Barley Feed.
3,4;o to 41e per bus Corn, 450 to 474e par
buaha1.
TORONTO,
Toronto. 5iay28.-Wbeat Spring No. 2.1.02
to 1.04 per bus ; red winter, No. 2.1 r5 tea 46 per
bus. Manitoba Nest hard, 1tato 111 No. 2,1 00
to 1 12 ; PEA$ ea to 02o per bus. OATS are
to 370 per bus. FLOUR. extra. 84.15 to 84.26
per Uhl: straight roller. 24.5 to4,80;
erotic bakers,$4.00 to $4.50. BARLEY, �No 2,
fooit o 43c ; NQ 3 extra. 44e to 45o ; No 3, 390
E' TERYiONE SHOULD TRY
To secure good health, The great apeoiflo
for all diseases arising 'Lim disordered
stomach, such as overflow at bile, aiek
headache, loss of appetite, nausea,
p
alpit-
At10nindigestion,constipation and all
blood diseases, is urdonk
Blood Bittore.
Hundreds ot people owe their health to 43'13
43„ reset r0'a regnhstar and ionise
IN E. Hart of Pittston, Pa,, agent for
several coal companiesio Now York, has
disappeared. There is • shortage in hie
accounts df about $20,009..
Cough No More.
Your cough may lead to 6iseaeo of the Iungs.
therefore ilo not neglect it. Wilson's Wild
Cherry will euro it quietly and effectually.
For Oolde.Crcup, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis,
Less of voice, ate.. no medicine equals Wilson's
Wild Cherry', as thousands testify. Sold by
all druggists.
It is again rumored that an Englieb
syndioaleis negotiating for the purchase of
the Union Stook Ysrde at Chicago, the price
bring 410,000,000.
WELL ADAPTED.
The effective action on the glandular
system and the blood, and the general
regulating tonio and purifying action of
B B B., especially adapt it for the billions,
nervone, costive or scrofulous. Erom 3 to
6 bottles will core all blood diseases from a
common pimple to the worst scrofulous
sore.
DR. We IT. ? A.I AM,
198 King Street West"
'For Ont.
TREATS CHRONIC DISEASES—and gives Special
attention to SKIN DISEASES, as Pimples, Ulcers, etc.
PRIVATE DISEASES—and Diseases of a Priest('
Nature, as Impotency, Sterility, Varioocele, Nervous De-
bility. ete., (the result of youthful folly and excess,) Gleet
and Stricture of long standing.
DISEASES OF WOKEN—Painful, Profuse or Sup -
tee pressed Menstruation, Ulceration, Leucorrhoea, and all
Displacements of the Womb,
Chloe Hours -9 a.m to 8 p.m,
Sundays,* p.m. to 3 p,m.
Somebody Must
R ICATE.
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THE QUESTION IS
who bought that bankrupt stock ? Several have advertis-
ed as selling cheap- I want it distinctly understood
did not get it and do not want it
I manufacture all ray own Tinware and
handle no Bankrupt stocks, a".d am in a position at all tunes to offer
good well•rnade tinware at lower prices than any other house can sell
their two years and a haif shop worn gools for, I ask you to come
and inspect my stock and you will be eouviuced that I am speaking the truth. My
stook is all made of the best tin that can be had in the market and am sailing away
down. COAL OIL Always on Baud. Don't forget the stand.
A Trans-Oontinental Innovation
Sleeping ear paeaongers for Patella coast
points via the Chimes. Milwaukee & St.
Paul and [inion Paoifia Overland Feat Mail
Lina no longer have to wait in line at Coun-
cil Bluffa Trausfer Station to obtain sleep-
ing oar berth reservations west of the M!s-
eouri River,
The new arrangements made by the Chi-
cago, Milwaukee & Bt Peal Railway obviate
all such delay and annoyance.
For farther particulars enquire of nearest
Coupon Tioket Agent or address A.E.H.
Carpenter, General Passenger Agent, Mil-
waukee, Wis.
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ADVICE TOAIOTHEAB.—Areyou distaroedat
ntghtand broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so send at onoe and get a bottle
of"Mrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable,
It willeelieve the poor little sufferer lin
mcdiatol+ isenondupon it, mothers ; there
is r.amialako about it. It cures Dysentery
and Diarrbwa., regulates the Stomach and
Bowels,oures Wind Collo, softens the clams.
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the wholeaystem. • Mrs.Winelow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasantto the taste and the proscription
of o ea n beat female
one f the oldest and
physicians and nurser; in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world, Pfi00 twenty-five
°onto a bottle. Be sure and ask for"Mas
WIr eLoves enATUING sups "%Ad no
other ind.
A young woman, named Maggie Smith. is
under arrest at Chatham for making and
passing counterfeit 10 cent pieces and
nickels. The latter are very clever imita-
tions. She was remanded for a week.
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It is announced that Mr. G, Nelson Kidd,
Reeve of Huntley township, will oppose Mr.
0. W. K. Monok, in Oaarletor county. Mr.
Kidd is an Independent Conservative.
A Obieago policeman found at the foot of
the Haymarket monument a can of dyna-
mite, the fuse of whieh had been partially
burned The charge was a heavy one, and
its explosion would have made a general
wreck of the neighborhood.
LAME BACK CURED
"Seven years ago I was troubled with
lame back and could scarcely move. Sev-
eral remedies failed, but on truing Hag.
yard's Yellow Oil I found immediate relief,
and two bottles effected a complete cure.
•
Mas HUMBLE, Corbett P. 0., Ont.
when Baby was sick, we ;Nave her Castors„
When she was a Child. she cried for Castorta.
When she became Miss, she clung to Uastoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
0. C. BIOHARD5 & Co.
Gents,—I sprained my leg BO badly that
I had to be driven home in a carriage. I im-
mediately applied MINABD'S LINIMENT
freely and in 48. 1 o yrs could use my leg
again as well as ever.
Bridgewater, N. S. Joon), WYNAUGHT.
Mr. Thomas Macfarlane, Government
a ialyst of the Inland Revenue Department
is at present eugaged at Ottawa in exarnin-
ine samples of butter purchased in open
market thaough the Dominion.
SHE IDES OF MARCH.
'Last march mother caught a severe
"old, terminating in a very bad euugh..
E •erything we could hear of was tried
w these avail. Bagyard'sPectoral Balsam
was at last recnmrnanden end procured.•.
The first doge relieved, and one bottle
entirely cured her."
Miss E. A. STAIN/AMIN, Hespoler, Out.
Choice Seeds
�v-s•
Mengel Seed,
Carrot Seed,
Fodder Corn Seed,
Turnip Seed, etc.,
33'R02)2
j )OIJPE & CO.
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It will pay you.
It always pays.
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Baby Carriages and Wagons. Eavetroughing
a speciality. Agents for the Raymond.
Sewing Machines. A call solicited.
BISSETT BROS.
CENTRAL
Drug Store
Overooatings at any price ; Suit-
ings at any price ; Pantings
at any price.
est Ordered Clothingproduced in Exeter
Gentlemen ! eave your�orders early, for
with the , best staff of Tailors ; the best
et'ek of bine 'trimmings, slid the big
C11 ting in Town. yon are sure of stub e-
io t
.8a J. SNEILL.
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand, Winan's
Condition
WIHITROTT
Boot! Shoe Maim
Has opened business in the
premises of R. SPICER, op-
posite SENIOR'S Photo Studio
where he is prepared to meet
his old customers and as
many new ones'
Powd-
ere Sewed Wo rkaSpecial ty
the best _
in the mark- Repairing promptly and sat-
es and always isfactorily done.
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter.
c LUTZt.
OUR
Spring ;; Stock
—IS—'i
COMPLETJ.
•
Dress Goods, v.,;74,;14 r
Prints, Ginghams,
Muslins, Shirtings,
Cottenad es
and Tweeds,
all marked down in price to meet the
hard times.
eS - ` 11WE OFFER THE :4-7 'Km
�3est Value iso. Teas
in the country.
Pure' Spices, Fresh Groceries and
Cheap Sugars Call and see. The
prices will astonish yon
13. ROSS„ I
Market Store, EXETER.
Nov.13, 1889.
•
A CALL SOLICITED
W. H. TROTT.
DO YOU
WANT TO BTJY
FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE
AT LOWER RATES
THAN SHA*.' GOOD
—ARE USUALLY SOLD-
--THEN GALL AT—
GGrDLEY'S
—ONLY FIRST-CLASS—
R:eliable Goods
At Prices Lower that so -cg,
led Cheap Houses can giv;
Un itakang it all it
Branches.
S. GIDLEY,
(Successor to C & S. Gidley)
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