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S.A.NDERS Se SIA Ec1T, Props.
THURSDAY, ban, I4th, 1E9 2,
RIX C TIOAr ECHOES.
Since the splendid victory of North
*mark, , iu the return of Mr. Bennett
Rosamond by a majority of 01, there
1 hen a lively movement in the
Conservative ranks both in Ontario
Pend Quebec. In the latter province
such has been the effect of the revelat•
ns of wholesale corruption, on the
past of the late Mercier administration,
Meet numbers of prominent Liberals
am withdrawing their sympathy and
support from the party of boodlers, and
l ra,.nsferring their allegiance to the
newly formed DeBoucherville govern-
ment. Men who have always been
all'e.td with the Liberal party are so
gusted with. the late regime, that
they have openly broken faith with
!Herder altogether and are now work-
ifeig actively for the return of the new
enlaistry. A most enthusiastic demon-
o•nstrietion was given Iast ween: in
rant,eat to favor of the new Attorney
�s,,�'ene; al, Hon. Mi. Pelletier; who stated
ell t such was the extent of peculation
avid political favoritism exercised in
Mie disposal of the public feuds for the
ease five years, that a change of minis
was absolutely necessary- for the
national regeneration. The prospects
The. several constituencies opened
fbsre election of Cabinet Ministers—
=eh as Montreal, Quebec, Three Rip-
=e, and other important points —were
of the most encouraging character.
The outlook in Ontario, where several
lee e.eleetions are shortly to take place,
f equally encouraging. In fact, the
reireeping majority in North Lanark—
vhexe it was the farriers, and not the
ss,^,nufacturers of Alinonte, that footed
up -the hundreds—has told seriously on
et.a. Grit contention, plainly proving
dee strong hold that 'the. Abbott admin.
eet,uatioli has upon the bulk of the pee -
vale; and that the intelligent electors
mine are not politically hide bound fatly
r .tderstand and appreciate the policy
ofadhering; to British connection, the
eneourageinent of native industries,
the opening up of new markets for our
farmers, and the maintenance of a fis-
cal policy which will protect our mal:
ufaetures and give ample employmeut
",u^r artisans and laborers without
he risk of a heavy taxation to compen
ante for the certain loss of revenue
ve-eder unrestricted reciprocity. A
neesparative statement of esnsnditure
hetween the period of the McKenzie
regime ime artd Sir John 3lacdonald's ad-
ministration—a period of thirteen
„years—reveals the fact that although
ra total of $127,173,000 has been ex-
-Iended on canals, railways, and other
znblic works throughout the entire
Re -Anion, yet the increase 'if taxes per
.mad of population is scarcely percept'
Retie Many of the products raised by
iW1?r farmers are protected for revenue
purposes, thus givi g them a market
at home and abroad; while the free list
hovering a large amount of imported
goods that enter into daily consumpt-
. ka—such as tea, sugar; coffee, &c.,—
ll-eve made Canada a cheap country to
live in, and is especially encouraging
on Those of our' people who are engaged
ins industria;] pursuits. Over twenty
ndllioa dollars worth of goods were
;.iaported last year on the free list, By
sue stroke of the pen the government
at Ottawa last session struck off $3,-
'"s+c: ,1300, from the article of sugar —
*ate fbllowing up a policy begun in
',WO, on the return of the Conservativ-
es to power, which admitted tea and
entree free of sugar, and giving to our
nple a free breakfast. This could
-,and not have been done unless a sur
e ins. had been created by the imposit-
- ate et a; moderate protective tariff for
3evenite purposes.
It has been decided,to hold a num-
:e'er-of Ontario election on the same day
as that already selected for Lincoln
eiriinty, viz. polling Thursday Jan. 28
en that day the electors of -Kingston,
:Prince Edward, Linnox, East Stmeoe',
T taeola, East Middlesex. Peel and Hal-
vr will choose their representatives,
. Nomination day will be Thursday Jan.
1l'14e writes for these different ca11•,
•styt-slonefes has been issued.
;Mr R. 1?, M,Lonnab, of Alexanderia..
vwarragainnominated as standard bear
net: the Conservative party, and A.
',°t.I;;,c•.rtthttr, lumber merchant, Reform
. lexandcria on the 7th Inst to re -
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.4t 'nt the County of Glengarry.
GR.rrP1'.
eke:cording to latest
desnatches. Heft
ehs>si*izt typeof influenza ppse
ailsov-
vel two etniti.nents of Elie -ape and
rnice, carrying off thouisancis of
Teeple. Itis not dotifined to one'Cl'ass
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Introits AND *rots usu. bah liredielne Co.. Detroit, Mich. Sold by druggists.
For kale its 1!rxeter by J. W, rsrowiepeg,
but rich arid poor, beggar and prince
suffer alike from this serious epidemic.
The impression has been general both;
among medical men and others that
the prevalence of influenza is largely
owing to exposure to wet aiid cold, to
sudden changes in the temperature,
and is specially pre valent in damp, low
property, and is returned to you free of
cost, in this way the -gain is all on
your side, and the entire cost and ex-
penses fall on the manufacturers.
At the present time, we believe suf-
ficient has been said to the ladies as to
the advisability of making early appli-
cation for a place in thiss grand contest.
This is necessary, as special prepara-
tions have to be made for suitableilSex-
lnarshy places. But the fact that it llibitioa space to properly display the
hasroved fatal in a number of in- vast number of articles that will be
p sent
stances where people are 10 comfort-
able eueumstauees, not specially ex.
posed to malarial influences or e]irnatic
ehanges, goes to prove that the infiueu
za microbe must be is the air, and is
particularly active in its insidious
work during: that period of early win
terwhen the atmosphere is charged
with damp and fog. This is specially
so in England and the low countries.
It is contended that the microbe which
ceases la grippe has been discovered
by men of science, and that it has been
d ragged from its favorite haunts and
been subjected to chemical analysis. If
so, we may hope to hear of its ravages
being stayed, and the life of millions of
human beings saved from its destruct-
ive influence. The assertion has been
recently made that the discovery of the
influenza microbe is due to the still of
a relative of the celebrated German
physician.Dr Koch,who,it was thought,
discovered ttie bacillus which caused
consumption and found a remedy. But
the dread disease of consumption still
claims its victims, while la grippe is
hurrying thousands tb their grate,
The means of prevention in the latter
case have been suggested by many
skilful physicians; and it recommended
to all, as a preparative against the fat-
alities of la grippe, to wear warm flan-
nels next the body, to keep the feet dry
and warm, to avoid draughts of cold,
and sudden changes of temperature,
and, as far es possil.le, to keep 'indoors
at night and strictly to avoid all large
gatherings where impure air is apt to
be engendered.
THE LABIES
Are Earnest, Cheerful, and Oon-
fident
THE ENTRIES RUSH H IN !
in,
0redlton,
Messrs Fred and Bert Knight, of Ex-
eter, were in town on Thursday last
The former endeavoring to organize a
singing school here: We learn he did
nog succeed,—Mr. John Hall of Dash-
wood, was in town of Friday last, Wm,
and Wesley Winer, who left bore for
the lutn.ber woods last fall returned
home an Friday last, They report times
as being very dull in Uncle Sam's do-
mains and employment scarce—Mrs.
Wharton Hodgson, of Toronto, spent a
few days in town last week visiting
friends.—Mrs. Fife of London, widow of
the Prey. Mr, Fife a former pastor of
this place, is visitsng friends in town.—
1
Miss. P. ,
Hollins of Exeter, is spending.
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her holidays with Miss' Bert Trevethick
here.—Miss Libbie Young, of this vil-
lage is lying, dangeronly ill at the Lnn
don Hospital from the effects of indi-
gestion of the stomach.
PAINFUL eusronxtran.—Mr. David
Stahl, who resides about about half a
toile south of here, met with a painful
accident a few days ago while leading
a horse to water. 1t appears the ani-
mal became frisky,and having to much
halter shank wheeled around and kick.
eel Mr. Stahl iu the arm, breaking it in.
three places.
Information of Value to The
Interested 1
Hundreds of ladies in happy and thrifty
homes in Canada are working cheer
fully and confidently, preparing for
that most interesting. contest, known
as the "Diamond Dye Competition."
As times passes, the interest increases ;
and the 1. Entry Forms " from intend-
ing competitors are coming in faster
than ever before. The ladies seem to
be fully aware of the utility and value
of this novel competition --the first of
its kind ever tried in the Dominion
and all are aseured of its complete suc-
cess, owing to the fact that it has been
started and backed up financially by
on of the wealthiest manufacturing con-
cerns in Canada—the Wells & Richard-
son Co,manufacturers of the popular
Diamond Dyes. At this nee: ieular
point we consider it opportune to re-
mark that too few of our leading man-
ufacturers exhibit the liberal and brad
business views such as are peculiar to
the manufacturers of Diamond Dyes.
People, generally, appreciate liberali-y
when properly directed, and when the
act is spontaneous and hearty. This
free distribution of $1,500 to the ladies
of bur country, who have been using a
popular and useful household article,
has never been thought of before. The
remarks recently made by a prominent
lady, fairly well expresses the feelings
of the ladies regarding this " Diamond
Dye Competition." She said: "It
seems to me that the manufacturers of
Diamond Dyes are paying us large
premiums because we have been using
so many of their beautiful dyes in our
homes."
While we are allowed to state that
this is true as far as it goes, we are re-
quested to say that one great object of
the Competition is to gather to;•ether a
vast collection of the handiwork of the
ladies from all quarters of the Domin-
ion, so that the public may have an op-
portunity of ,judging of the great pos-
sibilities and wonderful effects of Dia,
mond Dyes. .
Let us now point the ladles to the
Glial of time, and warn them that the
days are flying, It behooves them te.
decide early, et once, if they intend be
coming participants in this free contest
'l'hey should, without delay, fill up and
send in their form oo44entry, which will
be found on page 15 of the book of in.
structions and rules, We may remind
all lathes who have' not, seen this book
on the Diamond Dye Competition, that
they obtain it from the druggist, or
Mutt the Wells and Richardson Co.,
Montteai,who will send it post free to
any address.
We presume it is needless at this
tithe to inform: the ladies that this Corn
petition is free and: Oen to all. It does
not cost anything to exhibit your fancy
wont or other goods; and, whetheryou
are successful or fail to take a prifo for
your work, remember it is still your
WHEN '1'HE BREATH
Is tainted by catarrh it is an evidence
that the disease has progressed to the
throat, perhaps to the larynx, and the
bronchial tubes. These are only stat-
ions on the road to the lungs. When
catarrh has progresses and attacked
the lungs, there can be may one result
—consumption and death. Clark's
Catarrh Cure will arrest the disease at
any point before the lungs are serious-
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H. G. ROOT, M. C., !36 ADELAIDE ST.
WEST, 1 ORONTO, ONT.
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Spring
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Oats
Peas
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40 to 45
2e to 30
55 to 80
Butter .................. 15 to 16
Eggs - ... 18 to 15
Potatoes per bus . 30 to 35
Hay per ton ..8.00 to 10.00
Wool -18 to 19
Clover Se •d 134.50 to 5.25
Timoth e :4t„ d $1.25 to 1.50
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ARKET REPORTS.
WHEAT 0.90 To 0.95 per bush
Our Selling Prices.
Flour, strong bakers', .133.00 per 100
•1 best family, 2.50 11 "
it low grade, '2.00 it ti
Bran, 70 11
Middlings, 90 "
Screenings, 100 1/
Chop, 1,10 to 1.25
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