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Bench in'forouto, which issued a showedthat he did not require to take b ;rdering lessons in constitutional from ei;her % . - - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 11 havisupon . either party. This should be immense - - revenue therefrom. Among the Queen's , done for both the Dominion and the Pro valuable. v- one properties which the deceased at ma6damus time was a block of land him to the revising barrister practice to hear the objectione to these L names, Mr. Meredith or .NLIr. Abbott. He rather t Aff The figure betwoen the parenthesis after each inces.. the the It would not be a very difficult task bounded possessed . by what are now known as Parlia-' He did so, and struck off as disqualified 229 . took the ground from .under the feet of t h e, b his I line denotes the pago of paper on which advertisement wifl be found. I and until it �s done in this way we will not trient street, Wilton avenue, Ontario. and 1114111011. � L -Theee names the Conservatives 4p-, member for London hy.declaring that ini That it was not abbolutely necessary �hat Another Bye -Election,: -R. Beattie & Co. (5) � I haveafairand just distribution of representa- Gerrard streets. pealed � IN RELIGION has to the County Judge. appeali opinion not yet been decided, In the meantime! tile Lieutenan t- Govern 6 r should open 12 the ReAdympide Olo thing -Jackson Bros. (5) � They Fit Like a Glovo-]Z. Mepaul, (8) � tion. Such a courRe would be in the inter- Mr. Beaty %'Vas brought up a Chmehman,but the 4 - revising barrister sent his revised list session by a speech delivered either in per 'to' Pasture Farm to Rent-Wtu. Fowler. (5) , I , I eats of the whole country, and it in our- after coming to this country he decided to The son or through another. The House might Ottawa on the dato already named, ! . ' 0 Auction Sale of Superior Stock -A. McLeod. (5) A Good Bull -John S. Brown. (5) . prising that an effort ha.-, not been made in accept the simple New Testament Christian- names of the 229 voters were struck off inj proceed to , business even with I - out learE'ng a from the Lieu tenall t -Governor w ly he had Public Roeting-Y. M. 0. A. (6) Parliament before now to have it adopted. ity a�s all that was necessary. He started red ink, and the list wheu aent to the Gov -1 . of course Bet up without' been pleased to assemble it, and t�e leg�islft- 1, 11orses for Sak-Brown & Menzies. (5) Man Wanted -Wm. R. Smillie. (6) Another reform that is urgently needed is I and maintained a congregation for nearly 60 A member of the them. I � I %ion thereafter passed would be perfectly When 'the proof was returned to tho 0 I .Nzew Spring Stock -Hoff man & Co. (6) 1 Great Auction Salo -George Whltelc3. 09 I t . the removal of the power that adminii6tra . - years. Orange Order he walked in a 12th of July � tut, a alid. As if thi4 blow at the conati ,ion, revising barrister it is suppotied that he w st� V instigatfo6 as exemplified in the office of Licutedaiat. Bargains at Varna -George Morrow. (6) I Good. (6) tiona now hold of precipitating general procession in 1820 composed of 12 persons. . instructed from Ottawa, at, the b Mr. Carling, to to the Queeri'i Governor was not stifficient, Mr. MOwat Parlor Shoo Store Opened -Geo. Who's -,',X -our Hatter ?-Jackson Bros. (1) I Shrieves. (5) elections, and of ordering elections in open Being a popular and effective speaker and debater, lie played un important part in all of write c Printer taking the view that the iiiames� went on to lay saerpligioue hands on' the I h Pride ol the Valley Medicine -Prof. Dog Los"ohn G. Sproat. (6 constituencies at their own pleasure). Par- the puzzling questions of his time. He was which were struck off in reel ink he intended.. symbol of royalty, the ' mace self, and to Good Man Wanted -F. H. Cre?lghton. (6) li&men,t should be allowed to live out its - married soon after cbming to this country, say that he really did not think it mattered should be printed on 'who list. Sir J91ini 1 � f � Plows -Thomas Mellis. (a). term, unless neither party. in the House can and when his wife died in 1829 he was left Thompson's Department then Sent an Opin' very much whether it lay in gilded state On , irivisling Clearin.K Sale -H. IF. Edwards. (8) . Remdyl:orSpring Trade -D. Do. Faust. (8) - carry on the Government, and there should ' with two children. Mrs. Malloney, the living, but the Wil ion to tfie officer that these namok the table or not. The mace was not r�ien- should be on the list, and the list� tioned in any Act of Parliament, and! the .Xotice to Debtors -E. J. Hardy. (8) -C. Trover. 15) Splendid Business Chance . k be a fixed date for the holding of the elec- daughter, is still son, - liam, has been dead a number of years. He printed � was accordingly re -printed at the 'Govern ceremonies connected with it and the open - Tavern and Shop Licenoew-W. Ballantyne. (5) Dwelling House wanted -Expositor Offte. (6) tion after the dissolution of the House . The . never married again. Miss Catharine ment printing bureau containing these 229 ingof the House were mere formalities. . Mr. could only re8pond with I the , Wew Stock of Trunks and valiges-R. NYillis. (6) (8) same applies to the ordering of bye -elections, Roxby, his niece, conducted. his household - .Meredith names which were, however, marked -as ormalitios it ,a separate and distinct from all the other suggestion that if theEe were f Spring Arrivals -J. Mclueosh. which should be held at a ortain fixed date -, after the constituency is declared open. The be affairs for many years. THE EXHAUSTION OF AGE. . Mr. Beaty retired front business in 1877, ' get voters with -it foot note stating that they would be the partt, of common sense to were in appeal. Some 128 of there votes rid of them. - ! ( I 0 Or (Expositor4, abuses of which the present system may when 80 years of age. His physical and were cast, 125 for Mr. Carling and three for On Thursday last Mr. Hardy's bill iticor- faulvoll made the father are many, and have been mentalhealth remaiaed unimpaired until Mr. Hyman. Without these vates, Or porating the Association of Surveyors1was ( range from $30,000 to $150,000. exhibited over and over again during the . three years ago, when his memury began to. fail. His death was due to the exhaustion rather without these tendered ballots,, for put through committee and reported. I Mr. . they are not voteir until so decided by the Bishop protested against surveyors' feei.be- H. M. Scudder, of Chicago, has been ac- neighbor, and not a few will miss his genial . SEAFORTIEL. FIFLIDAY, March 11, 1892. past yqar. . of extreme old age. Court, Mr. Carling ir- in a minority of six� ing fixed by law, but the House was against i . It is equally essential, also, in the inter- . cots of honest government, that the compila- tion of the voters'lists be placed in the Women Coming to the Front. ' 'franchise 7 j teen and Mr. Hyman elected, The return' him, the' opinion prevailing that'the, ing officer, however, instead of waiting for prfsence on the governing board of 'I the the decision of the Court as to whether these. Commissioner of Crown Lands would 1�pre- i � PERTH* - SOUTH * A bill to extend the to women votes were good or bad has made his declar- vent the charging of exorbitant fees, I ---.*— hands of an independant authority and be will be before the Legislature again this ation, and by counting these questioned' HIGH VS. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. i Mr. Trow Defeated entirely free from partizan control. Or what would be,better still, adopt manhood session. It is not likely, however, that it - it � voter', or ballots, has declared Mr. Carling :On consideration of the Education Do plart- returned by a majority of. 109. The Liber- by 15. franchise and give to one man on'e vote. and will be allowed to become law, But why ' should not, would require a good deal Of ment estimates for 18Q2 a debate arose on als contend that the returning officer should I the sum appropriated for aid to public' and have only counted those votes about which I � I - � . no m Thbse are some of the'reforms that are logic to make plain. Unmarried women there is no doubt, or else made no return at separate schools. It is undoubtedlk.' the I all until he has obtained the direction Of the case that there is, to some' extent, a fe0ing ---*.— -_ It -was impossible to get �nything needed; that are, in fact, imperative, if we and widows are now allowed to vote at municipal elections if they have the required Court. They do, noi want him to return, that too large a share of the public funds granted in aid of education is spent on High . e South like detailed returns of th are to have honest and economical govern. property quidification, and why women Who, Mr. Hyman, but neither do they want him! to return Mr. Carling. They want no re" Schools and Collegiate Institutes and other Perth election last night bi# enough ) ment. But if we desire a continuance of ex- . are not otherwise represented should not be turn whatever made until the question of means of higher education and too aniall a . 0 has been learned to make it certain travagance and boodling, -enriching the few allowed to vote at Parliamentary elections) share on public schools. Mr. Clancystion , these appealed votes is decided, and then ly tirged this view, and was vigor6usf; . that Mr. Pridham, the Conservative * by the impoverishment of the many, let us . providing they are otherwise qualified, it is whichever man has won the seat will be awarded it. This seems to be the whole backed up by Messrs. McColl, Miscampbell, ' candidate, has been P-lected by about continue on in the old rut, just as we are doubtful if the legislators who oppose the ' story, and the sequel to it will be the judg- XcLenaghari, Whitney and Gibson (East I& majority. now. - - 11 - bill will explain. But, although the ladies - ment given by the County Judge as to the 'Huron). The Minister of Education , and mly defended the pr�serlt - . � I do not seem to be making very much pro- validity of these voter, I . policy of the Government, and denied I that The Canadian Press Association held its I The Quebee Elections. � What Will the Farmers Do ? gress in this direction, they are making annual meeting here last week, concluding . the rural schools were neglected. The The Quebec Provincial elections took place � Under the above heading the Chicago rapid strides in others equally important. on Saturday. They read papers on sue Irl grants in aid of higher education realliy re - in large part to the benefit of - "I ox Tuesday I&A and resulted in sustaining Canadian -American has the following: As an example we quote the following from .dounded ,pub subjects so advertising, office managemen , . lie schools, as the greater the effic�lenpy in the Provincial Government and in the over-- � The greedy Binding Twine Trust is not the Toronto correspondence of the Montreal clubbing, payments of subscriptions and similar subjects. They listened to addresse' which the High Schools were maintained I ' whelming defeat of Mr. -Mercier. The re. satisfied with the enormous profit accruing Witness, who says: 1-_ I from Mr. Davin, Al. R; Air, White, M. P.s the better teachers would they furnish the ' - turns 53 elected as Government sup- from last year's operations. One million . Some time ago a Miss Martin applied to common schools. Mr. Ross contended !I that &rid -4X1r. Beaugrand, of 1% Patrie, Montreal, : show . and 20 leaving the Gov- four hundred thousand dollars was cleared in 1891 by the Trust. That sum, consider- the Law Society of Upper Canada for ad- � er a more' sat - They' then amended the constitution so as to the public schools were nev in , isfactory state than at present, and guaran- porters -Opposition, ernment with a majority of 33. In tile last log its 0 portunities in the field of legalised ' P�l rn ission as a law student with a view to -tising. the profession of the law. - Her prac. confine the membership to the following: . . . are Proprietors, business managers and editors teed to show that such was the c bt� Parliament Mr. Mercier had a reliable ma- robbery-, Is now regarded as being short of request was referred by the Benchers to a a commission, if the statement were dbub of newspapers and trade publications issue4 . jority of 9-9. This majority was, by the actual requirements. It is to be greatly ex- ceeded this and to that end the committee compo3ed of the leading members noit less than once a month. � . i ed. The vote for public and separate . is $284,327 out of a total depart- election of Tuesday, converted into a mine,- I year, price for twine for the coming season has been of the Bar. There were on it, Messrs. S. H. Blake, Dalton McCarthy, Edward M-ar- In passing this restrictive resolution the .schools I . Association has walked into a hornet's i2est mental appropriation of $655,226. . . ity of 33. The result is S surprise to both . advanced from thiee to four cents. Compe- tin, Cha�rles Moss, and others only less em- so to speak, said hornet's nest being the FOREST AND PARK RESERVATION. : . parties, as all, even those who pretended to tition has been . shut out by the duty, and this is the secret of tle Trust's unholy raid inent. 'After going very carefully into the Parliamentary Press Gallery, almost every A number of subjects have been iniresti- be the best informed, expected the election . .1 on the pockets of the wheat -growers of the matt,5r they unanimously reported that in their opinion the Law Society bad no legal member of which, if not indeed every mem- gated by the present Government during . . , ber, is excluded or disqualified from mem- their tenure of office by way of commission. be a very. close one. All the member's West. But what are the farmers going to power to comply with Mis2 Martin's re- � bership in the Association by this resolution. The reports of some of these commissions .would of the new Government were eleGted by do about itu? Knowing that the protecticu quest. A motion has been made for papers The members of the gallery imagine, whether have been of lasting value to the piiblic, - - large majorities, while Mr. Mercier and afforded ,the Trust by the Government makes - to b b laid before the Legislature, and this � -y Associar,ion arrogat- � justly or not, that an both in the recommendations made in ',them only one member of the late Government the robbery complained of possible, do they intend to vote for a continuance of the 11 will probably be followed up with a bi to ing to itself the title of the " Canadi&P� and the variety and extent of the inform&-. " . have been returned, all the others having . fiscal policy that. bears so heavily upon amend the Law Society Act so as to auth- orize that body to admit women. Miss Mar- Press should be open to thern to join, but tion they contain. Among the most note - they think that if the proprietors of news- ,worthy of these commissions have be6 the . brien snowed under by immense majorities. them'? That is, the question. They can ' - tin will by that time have plenty of imitators, papers, and the owners of job printing 01 - Agricultural Commiss � ion of 18 . 80,the M�iniag The result is evidently due to a union of easily breakAhe Trust and similar append- ages of i� piiiernal by using their or women have changed since they began to .� ces, and the publishers of obscure nionthliqs Commission of 1890, the.Municipal Co4lmis- - the votes of the solid Conservative party government franchise in their own. interest., apply for entrance into the Provincial Uni- 'few desire to form an Association of their ow'p � sion, the Prison Comillisaion, the Fisli and -do the English-speaking Liberals. ground floor Tuesday afternoon and was not versity. It is only a years since the they are at perfect liberty to so, but th4t 1 Game Commission, (whose report is to be and all The above is as true respecting Canadian first women applying there were refused- they should give to it a Aistinctive title presented this session) and others. Th'413 ses:- There are not many in Ontario who will re- farmers as it is respecting the farmers of the and now there are over 100 undergraduates showing that it applies only to tho.�e gentl�- : gioa p �� the Government �Dnounces the ap'oiiit- gret the result, as there is little doubt but . United States. Whether or not this increase in daily attendance at lectures, out of a men who are- chiefly interested in the busl- m - I eut of a commission to investigate and re Mr, Mercier and his colleagues deserve their in ' the American twine be total of about 500 students. At the present ness management of a newspaper and not to ' port upon the eipediency of setting ag'art a - fate. The of the Quebec people on price of will ra,pid rate of increase the Arts students will the writing departments. A resolution on : considerable tract of �erritory lying beiwe6n action followed by a similar incre-.se on this side of soon number 1,000 a year, of whom 500 will. the subj'ect is to be introduced at the annual tho,N Ottawa River and the Georgian AbLy as Tuesday is, however, a strange commentary the border we are not prepared to Bay. It is be women. � meeting of the Press Gallery next Satui- a �Forest Reservation and National "Park. 7 I upon the. actiorl'af the people of this Pro- quite possible, however, that it will. Bat, I .. day. I � This tract of country is of no agricultural I vince as manifested in the % rezent bye-elee- - what we want to direct attention specially THE religions organizations in the United The Association held a very successful value, ia at present covered w h- pri it m a ev I banquetat the Russell House Frid�y forest, with the exception of the of tions. We, in -Ontario, have. hitherto ed trusts to is this : So long as combines an States, are making strenerous exertions to ,on pillie, night, at which the Governor-Genexal, the which a great deal has been cut, and , com- been in the habit of pluming oursalves . are possible, under the fiscal policy cf the ensure the closing of, the World's Fair, to I Hon. Wilfred Laurier, the Ron. Mackenzie prises within iis bord4s the head waters of on our superior virtue -and intelli- . country, just so long must exorbitant prices* be held in Chicago next year, on Sundays. Bowell, and several other members of -.Par- several large and important rivers, among gence in connection with public aff""', be paid by the consumer. An open market i Those in charge of the exhibition, however, ' . liament were present. The speeches were. them tile -Madawaska, Bonnechere, Tete- IT unusually excellent, the only drawback .to wawa and Muskoka. It is of Provincial im- while we rather despised the habitants I ' of * ' is the sole and enly remedy for combines. seem disposed to have it ruurLjiug full blast the entertainment being the fact tbftt ',the portance that the waters of these st'reams . Quebec as being lacking in these qu%l;itie,- This can only be got by free trade, Compe- everyday in the week., Which will ulti- majority of those present were not members should be maintained in undimini shed vol - After the result of Tuesday, however, we tition is the only thing tha-twill break down mately prevail it is impossible to say. We Of the Press Association at all. The follow- ume, and it is beyond doubt that if the must lower our standard and give the palm - monopoly, and competition can only be "Oti e -1hat the Society of Christian Erl, C ing officers were elected : President, H. P. forests which iuow line their .banks bb de- Moore, Acton Free Press ; 1A Vice, A. stroyed, the amount of rainfall will be I.er.- for poli,tical morality to our Quebec brethren. I assured under a free trade policy. It is deavor in Canada are sending petitions to Pirie, Dundas Banner; 2nd Vice, P. D. Bened 'and the rivers dwindly into lnii�'gnlfl- For, while the boodling proven a,gainst Mr. protection that breeds and fosters moriopolie!!. the Canadian Parliament, asking that the 11toss, Ottawa Journal; Secretary-Treaaurer, cance. This backwoods country, too, is a Xercier and lais colleagues was only as a Farmers of Canada as well as farmers :)rL the Canadian departine-nt of the Exhibitio.m be ronto Globe ;'Assistant- favorite haunt of wild animals, and iti will drop in the bucket in comparison with that States, have it within their power to break closed on Sundays, irkspective of the � action i Secretary, J. S. Brierly, St. Thorn�s be the duty of the Comtnission to inquire Journal. � I into the steps which are advisable for the which has-been proven against i the " Ott2wa down monopoly by voting for free trade. the Americans may tu�ke. One would think By -the time thi.5 letter is in print the Que- protection of deer and game. The Coffimis- Government, yet the Quebec people, by an This is the only,way they can do it. They it should hardly be necessary to petition the bee General elections will have taken pla. e, sion will consist of Messrs�- White, Kirk - overwhelming majority, condemn. Air, Mer- may combine to buy, but that wont do; Canadian Parliament for such a purpose. -It -and once they are over'Parliament will Be t-- wood, Phipps and Dickson, of the Crown i eier, whille the Ontario peopla,almost as 6m- - I they - must COMBINE TO VOTE. But, as a rule, is presumed that the Canadians will -hav e _ tle down toserions wark. So far the� sit- Lands Department, and Al -r. Blue,, Director ting of the House has not exteladed pask 811 X Of the Bnreau of Al ines. Mr. Thor. W'. Gib- phatically, u,pbLold and commend the Ottawa in thisfor thia-is where they come short and hence the control of their own department to . thia-ex- tant, if this The lease, it be o'clock,.no committees have been Organize , son, also of the Bureau of Alines, formerly no changes made, done th%t Government. There is something * monopolies and combines flourish and fatten and the I would an and nothing of Wroxeter, has beep appointed Secretary. the Ontario people to ponder over. at their expense. outrage upbn the religi �us sense of the Can- would justify mein taking up the 1.4 S u al The gentlemen named are ail Goverhment . _ I - adian people if tbeirl Government would . amount of @pace this week. officials, and the Commission win in'volve An address of condolence to Her Ma i �eBPY little or no expense, as they are to serve Neecled Reforms. � Death of Mr. James Beaty. :.desecrate the Sabba -th 1 by disregart3ing its . � I and a message to the Prince and Princeps of n � without remu cration. ! The Constitution requires that after each L Another Canada's Pioneers has passed of observance. The Canadian department I : Wales has been passed by Parliament, and ' ! Mit. MBREDITH,ON FROHIBITION.. ' cellsus the representation in the Dominion to his lo ng home. Alr. James Beaty, Sr., should be closed on the Sabbath no matter ordered to be transmitted to Engiand i � , . I � Two notices of motion for placing' bind- The temperance question was up fpr au Parliament and Provincial Legislatures dip U- o d at hie residence in Toron' on Satur- whetber the other departments are or not.. ing twine on the free list have already bc�n, airing on Friday, Mr. Meredith moving for shall be re-adjuated in accordance with the day last, having reach . ed the great age of 94 In this way the Canadian authorities would put upon the paper. � �i copies of opinions given by Judges as to the census just taken. This requires a re -ad- years. Mr. Beaty, in his day, was one Of . not only be respecting the feelings of 'a vast e The long-standing and vexed question of validity of theLocal Option7Act. The hon- � orablegentleman followed up his motion by - jnstmentevery ten years. In &CCGrdance the leading public men of the country, and maj@rity of their own people., but they reciprocity in wrecking is at length to �e solved, as Mr. Bowell-has introduced a, b 11 arguing that if the Legislature bad the with this provision the Dominion Govern- will be especially remembered as the pro- would besetting a wo thy examp e - . I t' the p .1. dealing with the subject. It will . ower of delegating to the local munierpali- give to nent this ment promise to aubinit to Parl�ia,r , . - prietor of the Toronto Leader, -which was people of other and Phaps less favored the Americans the same rights of wrecking ties the right to prohibit the liquor traffic it session a bill for the re -construction of the . L for many years'the chie" newspaper oppon- nations. Both the �.)ominion Parliament * possessed such power itself. It the Gbvern- and saving life and property in our waters ment were sincere in their professions of Americans ' � cons' .1tuencies, and it is said �hat another ent of the Toronto Globe when it was under � and Ontario Legislaturle -will shortly be ask- as the have been willing to give to us for a conmiderable number of yearst' friendliness to the temperance. cause be in- I gerrymander, worse than thelast,will be the 7�. I- � or the management and control of tht late ed to vote considerabl sums to secure the � `� ' sisted that it was their duty to put these Mr. Tupper has introduced a .number of . reaulti Whether 0 not th,i,a will be the George Brown. He had been a resident of fitting representation, of this country at Bills dealing with the fisheries and fishina POW 1_� ere into effect. He also charge the case,there will always be room far suspicion � Toronto for 74 years, having come there Chicago, and before th,�se grants are voted vessels, and one to rellew the modus viven�i Government with being largely ref3pCneible and complaint so long as the reconstruction from Cavan, Ireland, vi�her_ only 20 years of by P,rliament,it shoulli be distinctly under- with the United Stateri, which expires on for the failure of the Scott Act. Mr. Mowat . the Ist of May, but all his bills have a Pee 1 p- replied that while the Government.hal pro - is made by the Grovernment.of the day and age. He first started ill the leather busi- stood by all that there will be no business . liar interest only for the Mariti'me Pro- moted temperance in every possible way, is sanctioned and made law by a partizan ness, wLich occupation he followed until done in the Canadian d ppartment onSunday, vinces. . I and had introduced and carried str ingent - majority in PaxIiam-ent. An equitable d's- 1852, when he commenced the publication ' . � : I The Goverriment has suggested to Neyv- legislation asked for by temperance men, 0 1 foundland that if they will reduce the hea�y: they had not been elected as professe, pro- trj�bution of representation is the very first of the Leadcr, first as a weekly and after- WE NOTICE that the' Patrons of Industr Y' duties imposed on Cab-adian produce a few hibitionists and did not claim to stand upon essential for honest government- Honest, wards as a daily newspa.per. For many are subscribing money for the purpose of months ago when the Dominion imposed that platform. Hon. Mr. Ross neatl government is in th e interest -3 of all, Grit years the Leader was the leading Conservg- erecting �;alt works with the view of break- , Meredith by 'point,� heavy duties on Newfoundland fish, that we ed the tables upon Mr, - i and Tory alike, but if the Grits are " hived" tive paper.in Canada. The following par- ing down the salt combine and thus enabl- will remove the duties ftom Newfoundland illg out that his new-born zeal for the, cause r t fish, This is humiliating OL emperance did not conform vcr�, well in one constituency and the Tories in an- I ticulars regarding -Mr, Beaty will be read . ing them to get salt at a lower price. We a confes!doh on . .; I the part of the Government of the Dominion with the- fact that he had been absent for a other, fair representation c�iauot result, and . with interest: pangive the Patrons a much eaBier,less expen- I week helping to elect a.brewer to the ouse that they took a step which was unworthy �� honest government need not be expected. I � . I Mr. Beaty was connected in his time with I sive and less risky inethod than the one they V of them, and are only now backing tilown . e�� of Commons. Instead of obstructing the b � That this has been done in Canada no person - many of the m(;rcantile, charitable and otJMr - . propoce. Let them VOTE as they TALK and I I I operation of the Scott Act the Gover ment cause they are compelled to. I n I had appointed Especial officers to enforce it, now dartics. It is only excused on the institations of the city, and terik a very ac- their object will soon be accomplished. Let - . . . I I while in Nova Scotia.and New Brutiowick plea that one party is said to be as bad .1 tivO i'aterest in politics and municipal affairs, them demand that the tarriff walls which THE, ONTARIO LEGISLATURVI , . this duty was left to the Dominion G'vern- � as the other. The Tories excuse the Do- For many years he was a director of the Northern Railway and also of the Western surround -this Dominion be removed, that - I (By Our Special Correspondent) � ment entirely. As a pronounced t mper- minion gerrymander by saying that Mowat Assurance Company. He was practically the light of competition may shine in upon auce man, he declared his belief that the . Toaoimo, March 7tb, 189 -IJ :6 t present Ontario Government had done more has gerrymandered Ontario. Now, what we the founder of the Toronto 'General Hospi- . the salt and other combines, and so soon am - The fourth week of the session finds tl�e for temperance than any other Gover�ment nay is that it should be put out of the power tal, and for a number of years was on the this is done they will not need to build House well settled down to work, and there � had ever done. - i of both parties to gerrymander, and that in. Board of Trustees of that institution, In politics he was a Reformer until the clergy works of their own, they will get salt at the � . ! I I would appear to be no reason why - 'NOTES. I 4 justice to both parties they should be re- reserve'question arose, in the dkeussion of very lowest price for W-hich it can be made. that an early prorogation will be reached Mr. Garrow has introduc4a bill to epar- inoved from adspicion in this way. We' do .which he took an active part in the'old days They have the power to, this. Let them ate that part of lot four in the lat conc ssion should not be realized. The vari1OUS GGY11- - not say that ille, Grits, if they had the power along with Sir Francis Hincks, Hou, Robert -do give the co inmand and -- in siz months it of Turrlbe�rry, lying north of the river �Jait_ have made in the Dominion, would be any inore scrulou- Baldwin and others. When the question will be done. I I . mitteea considerable progress, land, from the town of Wingharn and &t- ' . was settled he took a position with the Con- I and strenuous efforts are being made by the � tach it to the township of Turriberry. � lous in, its use than the Tories are. Perhaps servative party, like many other Reformers. . - . . Opposition members of the Public Accounts A deputation from the Dominion G ange, they would not. The lust -for power is Fo He was elected a member of the first Parlia- THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT. � committee to bring to light some. evidence headed by Mr. Peter Hepinattill, of great on both sides that so favorable an op- ment of Canada for East Toronto in 1867, and was returned a second time for that con- - (By Out Special Correspondfrit.) of wrong doing on the part of the Govern. vrich, Dominion Master, and hitroducea by portunity of gaining an advantage over all opponent, as is afforded by these stituency. Previously in 1847, he ran for O"AWA, Mar'ch 70i, it9o ' O� . Mr. Gibson, of East Huron, waited it the ment or some of its officials. - So far,.,hOw- 'Government last week and propound�cd a periodical . M. P., but was defea4'd * In 1856, too, he The London election was the chief subject ever, the fishing 'has not been good, and scheme for reducing the number of C unty re�&rrangemento of the . consti.Luencies ran for Legislative councilman for Sangeen i occupying the attention of Parliament last nothing remotely approacbing:t-O corruptioli councillors. They also asked for the boli - 11 seems to be too ,- much for fra;i butwasagain defeated. He was several times elected to the -City Council. . week. It was brought up by the Opposi- 0 tion of the grqnd jury and road and arket has been unearthed. " human ri&tuxe. At least this has During the rebellion of 1837, although he tion on three different occasions, and aftoy A CONSTITUTIONAL POINT. � - tolls, and for amendments in the dr inage laws, . been the result to a greater or lesser extent in the past. The only safe never approved of resorting to ,arms to en- force the conten�tion of those who were called the whole subject, had been threshed out �are I , The Opposition leader ventured the other The Attorney -General a bill relating to the way, therefore, is to remove the terriptati, Ion the Reformers, lie acted with them and was , -there few :indeed who yet understand it, ' day- to try a fall with the Attorney-Gerieral:: , use of tobacco by minors: provides that any on a po- int of constitutional law. or rather youth under 18 years of age who uses to- � by ta,king the power out of the hands of suspected of being a rebel. At one time, The revised voters' list for London -was rent procedure. As - will be remembered, the! bacco on the street shall be punishable by both parties and placing it in tile hands of while returning to his house from the Bank of the People, of which he was a director, in as finally revised to the Clerk of the Legislature was opened this session by an fine or imprisonment, and enacts tl�iat a , an independent and disinterested atit.hority. he was Crown in Chancery on the 3rd of January administrator, appointed by the Governor. similar but heavier penalty shall be im sed and gazetted on the 7th of January. When General, in the person of Chief Justice upon any one Felling tobacco to minort if The present is an opportune time to do this. . ORDERED TO 13B SHOT, - paring re this list the reviming barrister in Hagarty. It- had been proposed to. open the theboysand.young men of Toront are Instead of the Governments interested be- but the party detailed for that we rk refused 0 ndon was applied to by the Liberals to proceedings by means of a commimion of typical specimens of our country's Outh, - ing allowed to divide up the constituencies to obey their officer, astbey were acquainted strike off some 600 names put on by' the judges appointed by the Lieutenant -Gov- Mr. Mowat's bill is none too soo . n upoi the to suit their own paiUzan ends as is now the with Air. Beaty, in fact, were personal friends of his. During Mr. Beaty's long Conservatives as diequalified to vote. The Conservatives challenged the sufficiency of ernor, but on receipt of a request fro T] scene. Premier Abbott the former course Hon. Mr. Gibson has introduced case, the work -should be delegated to 3, business career he amassed a large fortune. the notice of objection to these riarnes, but was a im- adopted. Mr. Meredith tried to' score � portant measure dealing with insuln ce, committee of Judges who would make the and at one time war one of the wealthiest the revising barrister decided in favor of the point by insinuating that the Governmeni benefit and friendly Eocieties. It provides divisions honestly and in accordance with men in the city. He was president of the Liberals being allowed to go on. The Con. had been caught napping and were brought for the registration and licensing of i!nsur- j,ustice, -"irrespective of the influence it might , York Roads Company, which leased the roads leading into the city and collected an servatives appealed to the'D County Judge, and.finally came before the full Court to time by the superior watchfulness of Mr. ance agents, and requires the registratilon of , 0 - - . . . . . . . I . . . - . � I . . - . - . - . - I - � I - I 1. - - I � � � � I I - � I 11 I I ___-.--1 of 1. � . - . I � I - I - . i I I I I . . . . . F! I . . � , I �___ __ � ..... ..... ____1 _ - ,1. - I vtorney-General Abbott. But the veteran All all corporations carriying on -an insufance � I . � � . I I I � . ; . � I � I i � � � I . . I : I � � , . I - . . � I � ! I . i I I I I I . I I i I I I : I I : I I � . I I . I " . ! .- - .- . - I I I .1 � . . - - ' -Ir MARCH 111 - 1892. - I � I � usiness. While rendering it' difficult for ,Mrs, Fear are about to leave Bru8sel i 8 and . ild-cat insurance companies to operate in the members of the class took this oppor- he Province, the bill does not seem to have tunity of expressing their appreciation of een conceived in any spirit of hostility, to Mr. Fear's services in their beht&, egitimate associations, -Earnest V - E. Hermall, an employes of ' i . � the Huron News Record office, Clinton, died I —_ —_ 1, News of the Week, last week at the early age of 17 yeam and � . - HEAVY SNow FALL IN ITALY.—Four feet six months. -Mr. James Strang) of Usborne, has - � f snow fell, last week, in Northern 1taly, purchased from Mr, Thomas Fit.'on the brick nd the roads"are blocked. cottage near the bou-nd-ry in, Exeter, paying , - THE MOTIIER OF FiFTEE.N.—Mrs. Amelia ' therefore $1, 200. 1. . 'Barr, the popular novelist, is tile mother . I n of the boundary of -Mr. Win. Horto f J5 children. . I H ES.—The Pope cele- Hibbert, has purchased the premises in rear of the Presbyterian eburch, Exeter, from rated the fourteenth anniversary of his Mrs. Daniel Pinch, paying for the fine brick oronatioD, on Thursday, 3rd irist. � residence $1,800. SLEPT FOR NEARLY A YEAR.—AAESS May -Mr. Frank Gorrell and Mr. Frank Yllite, of Stockbridge, Michigan, has slept Stevenson have bought a fine four-year-old or 259 days, except ve hours each day, stallion from Mr. W, Wise, of Goderich - Yben she was kept awake by her relatives. township, which they purpose taking to the I SMALLPDX ix. NEw YoRic-.-The steamer Northwest. I " ,alifornia, from Hamburg, which arrived on -Mr. J. A. Giffin, B. A., of the Clin' ton - ?riday, is detained at quarantine at New Collegiate Institute, has been engaged as I i�ork. She has a case of .smallpox among the Soience master for St. Catharines Collegiate - teerage passengers. I WomEN DELEGATES.—The Methodist � Institute, and will enter on duties thereof - Episcopal Conference of Kansas, by a ballot the let of April. -The family of Mr. Scarfe, for many f 85 to 25 has voted in favor of admitting years a resident of Colborne, left Clinton on ,vomen as delegates to the General Confer- -MondAy, last week, for 'Saginaw, where- - � noe, . A FiRE DAmp ExPLOSiox.-An explosion Mr. Scarfe pur ores making his fature home. � p - )f fire damp occurred at El.mwood colliery) -The Maguire 100 acre farm, 6th con - Pennsylvania, Friday morning and five men cession of Grey, has- been purchased by Mr. were ba,dly burned. It is thought none of E. J. McArthur, whose farm adjoins it, for . them will recover. ASLEEP IN A -CHAIR FOR A WEEI�.-Miss the sum of $3,500. Mrs. Maguire intends removing to Brussels, where she will reside. Lillie Jones, �of Miners' Mill, New York, attended a party a week. -ago. When she . -Mr. John Robinson, of the 10tb conces- returned home she fell asleep in a chair. She sion of Turnberry, is preparing the material has been asleep ever since. All attempts to fr,r his new brick. residence. Mr. Pringle,of arouse her have failed, and physicians are the 9th concession,is also preparing to ,build . puzzled. a new residence next summer. IOWA's DOUBLE GIRL BABY. -Mrs. X_. -At a meeting of the directors of 11,'ast Houton, living seven miles west of Dan- Wawanosh Agricultural Society, held in - ville, Iowa, has given birth to a double girl Belgr%ve_ on Friday, February 26th, it w&s baby, which has four well developed feet decided not to hold a spring show this year %nd hands and one body,- the two organisms bjBing grown together face to face. The lit- by that society. -*The Van C�amp farm, on the 5th con- tle double baby is doing well. cession of East Wawanosh, which was sold CLAIMS OF THE BALTI&TORE'S CREw._ at Gallagher's hotel, Belgrave, on Monday �-- The claims of the crew of the Baltimore for of last week, was purchased by Mr. A. damages for injuries and false imprisonment Nixon, of Donneybrook, at a reasonable - during the Valparaiso riots have been filed at.the State Department, Washington, The figure. -James Dunbar, of Port Albert, who bad I total is $2,055,000.and the individual claims been suffering for a long time with a cora- range from $30,000 to $150,000. plication of diseases, died on the 2lat , ult. MURDERED HIS MOTHER-m-I,Aw.—Dr. He was a quiet, inoffensive man and a good H. M. Scudder, of Chicago, has been ac- neighbor, and not a few will miss his genial . cused by his father-in-law, N -Mr. F. H. Dun_ and friendly presence. . . . ton, proprietor of The Spirit of the Times, -The War Cry announces that &is a result of having murdered hil mother-in-law for of the week af self-denial the following the purpose of . ,urirk , � her wealth. Dr. ardounts were contributed by corps in this - Scudder attended the old lady in her last district': -Brussels, ,A'29.57; Clinton, $21.21; illness. - Bayfield, $8.21 ; Exeter, $8.46 ; Goderich, . PLAYED wiTH FIRE. -Mrs. Patrick Cal- $28,97 ; Seaforth, $25.277. labarr, of Syracuse, locktd her two children -Mr. Daniel Levergood and his brother, - in the house Wednesday morning and came of the Goshen line, Hay, have gone to Da - down town. The four-year-old girl played kota, where they intend to work this. I - with the fire and soon thellouse was in flames. coming summer. It seems that a great . The three-year-old son was burned to death many of our boys are taking a no Lion for the and the girl badly burned before -the nei-gh. far West. . 11 bors could gain admission to the house. . - -Mr. Wm. McAllister,of Grey township, .. To CONVERT TIaE HEATHE-N.—A French has purchased the residence of the latt . officer has submitted to the War Minister in Robt. Orr, of Wingliam, and intends sburtly France a rifle that. will project a stream of to retire and take up his residence in Wing - vitriol for a distance of seventy metres. He ham. The price paid by Mr. McAllister I , . proposes that this weapon be used only against savages, to ,pr6vent their ruaking was $1,500. . -Mr. Brigham, has rented his two farms, frienzied rushes. . in the 12tb concession of Hullett, being lot THE MINISTER SHOOTS A DEACO-N.—Rev. 14 to John and Henry Little, and lot 15 to , � - John Calvin, a Methodist preacher in Green Henry Kilty, f or a term of years. Mr. - �' county. Alabama, last Sunday shot and Brigbain is not going to, give up farming, as . killed Wm. Herdy, a deacon iu the church, he has two yet, which he is going to work and fatally wounded David Smith, a himself. He left- last week with Alr. PL brother-in-law of Herdy. Alleged intimacy Mc'�Nlillan and Mr. - MeNlichael, with three of the pro-acher with Mrs. Herdy, followed car leads of horses for Wooleley, Manitoba. � by an attack of Herdy with a cane, provoked ' ' -MT. Joel Reist, of the Babylon line, the shooting. Calvin is in jail. � Hay, has sold his farm, containing 90 &,�res ACKED.—The Lon- of land, to Mr. George Cook, Of Stephen don Chronitle's Moscow correspondent says townshipi for $3,200. 'Mr. Reist left for that while the Cz%rina and the Czarewitch Michigau last week, with the intent -ion of were driving in the Re-valfy prospect in St. purchasing land there. Mr. Rei8t was Petersburg, a day or two ago, a parcel, sup- highly respected in the vicinity,, and his Psed to have been an infernal machine, was numerous friends wish him success where - thrown at them, but missed them and fell ever he may choose to make his future home, harmless in the snow. The culprit who -Ernie Dinaley, of Wingham, while threw the parcel escaped. - skating on the rink in that town the other THREE PAIRS OF ELOPERS IN ONNE PARTY. evening, bad the misfortune to fall and be- - -Three couples in one eloping party were tn' fore he could rise the skate of another boy, married in Clarksville, Tennessee, on Mon- who war just behind him, passed over the - da.y. Among the runaways were two- - back of his left hand making a very brothers and tw"o sisters. The parties were 'Miss ugly gash and laying bare the cords in his �- Miss Nelli� Jordan and G. Jones, hand. . Jessie Jordan and Williarn Jones, aud Miss -Anthony Allen, of Goderich, has r,old Eddie Rieves and John Parker. Their his - imported Clydesdale stallion, Dollar homes are in. Southern Kentucky. Style (7,6417), Vol. 12 British C. S. B., to CHEATED T]RE NICKEL-1NN-TRE-SLOT MA- 1-ferma:n and Fred. Geotzinger, Pranken- CHINE. -George Gruniamar, George S. Allen muth, Saginaw county, Michigam. The and James L. Brundage, all of Norwalk, price paid Was $1,400. Dollar Style won were brought to New Haven, the other day, first prize at -the Northwestern Exhibition by United States Marshal Strong arraigned in 1890 and 1891, and is ba all respects one on the charge of counterfeiting. They made of the finest,animals ever irnpor,jted into this . blanks of the size of a, 5 -cent piece and used county. . them to defraud the Edison Phonograph -Mrs. Moore, wife of Wm. Mbore, of Company Of New York, which is operating Benmiller, and mother of J. J. Moore of automatic inachines all through this State on Goderich, died at her home in Berimiller on ' - the nickel -in -the slot plan. Monday, February 22nd, at the age ot fifty BouGHT BACK HIS STOLEN JHWELS.—In six years. Deceased was bom in Devon - January, Ed. L. Huntley, a Chicago travel- shire, England. About six months ago she ing man, was relieved of diamonds and other was stricken with paralysis from theeffects � 'She jewelry valued at $12,000by stage robbers of which she succumbed. leaves her � in Oregon. He offered a reward of $2,000 - husband and a family of six children to for the recovery of the stolen property,, and mourn her loss. - his brother received a letter from the thieves . -The first excursion of the season to offering to return the property for the re- ManAoba, by the Canadian Pacific Railway, ward, provided they were not prosecuted. left Wingham on Tuesday of last week, The agreement was made, and Monday the when &bo-ut fif teen people znd -four -car-loads jewelry was delivered to its owrier by a of settlers effects took their departure, The mau who disappeared as soon as he received , destinatinn of the different cars was Bo,z:se- the $2,000. vain, Holland, Melita and Franklin, and FELL ELIivi&N� STORIES.-Pred Bergan, a I amongst those going were a couple of sons carpenter employed on the new Ashland I f Mr. W, Rutherford, of Bluevale,two sons Oof block, corner of B landolph and Clark streets, Mr. John Hardie, of Culross, and Chicago, fell from the eleventh story to the a son of M r. Charles Hen&raori, Bluevale - ground floor Tuesday afternoon and was not road. � killed, nor even made genselee.s. His left -Judging from the following, which leg was brok ' on in two places above the knee appears in last week's issue of the East and three of the ribs on the left side were Huron Gazette, money must be exceedingly - fractured, and he received minor injuries- It is supposed that he struck some Of the scarce around Corrie : A gentleman north - . . of Gorrie-started on a collecting tour -elevator wires on the journey downward, ' with I �: about $200 worth of accounts the other day break.iug the momentum. fiewasperfectlY and on counting up hie cash in the evening conscious when found, and was cheerful found he had made the raise of 52 cuppere, . I while his injuries were being attended to 18 5 cent pieces, three 10 cent pieces and and* will recover, in all probability. threequarters. He hopes to get the bilance . SFTBX MiRN KILLED, - The Water- before judgment day, town focal train, due at Milwaukee, at four -There died in Exeter north on the Ist o'clock p. m., on Tuesday, last week, ran i1jst.,'VV'iillam. Brooks, -in his 24th year. - into and demolished the rear end of a train, Deceased was a son of I -Jr. William Brooks loaded with employes of the West AIR- and had been ill of consumpt-.�on, contracted waukee shipA of the Chicago,Alilwaukee and by % severe cold two years ago. He was . St. Paul Railroad, killing seven mon &rid late"ly em ployed as stem)grapber in Toronto. injuring several others. The trains were He was aclever young man, studious and - moving in the'same direction, the workmen's � industrious, and his demi&�, at soearly s:nd ' �_ train having just left the main track on a, useful an age, is to be regretted-. He bas - short s,Witch and strung itself out on a track been at home for the past year, and despite - parallel with the main line. The switch, every effort to restore his health, the fell Mau, Emil Bartel, failed to turn the switch disease h&s acGowpli8hed its work. after the workmen's train passed, and when -Mr. Thomas Edgar, who has been the the local a moment later came along, it - cheese maker at Alorris & Grey factory for , plunged into the work train. The men killed were terribly mangled. The eligineer several years, and done the work so satis- factorily, has given rip his position, formed of the local, when be noticed the open a partnership with his brother, of Gorrie, ' ' switch reversed his engine,. but not soon and rented the Tara flouring mill for a term enough to avert disasfer. - I of years. Mr. Edgar removed to his new - .i home last week, followe3 by the beat wi6hes Huron Notes. I of all who knew 4im. The Tara people will - - Ifin the .Edgar Brothers straight .-forward -Mr. M. C. Cameron, of Goderich, left -d men, who are wo.rtbyof their confidttice and an Tuesday of last week for Flori esteem., cuperate, -The spirit of Mrs. Perrie, of the 12th � I . -The contract for building the new Be,- , concession of Grey, took its flight on Fri- fast school has been let to -Mr. John Gray, , day night, 26th ult. The deceased had been of Dunpannon, at $950. Subject to heart trouble for the past three - -Mr. Charles Routledge, of Tuckersinith, years, but prior to that was remarkably has disposed of his entire cult to -)dl-, _McIn- healthy. About �a month ago she took serii- _" tyre, for a good sum, . ously ill with la grippe, followed by corges- ' -The Doherty Organ Company, of Clin- I I tion of the lungei, and she gradually sank ' ' ton, are about to branch out into the manu- I until death removed her to the home of the facture of pianos. I blessed. Mrs. Perne was born in Dunifrie- . . -Mr. R. Flemming, of Goderich town- - , shire, Scotland, and was united in marriage illip, left on Wednesday, last week, for 11 to her late husband in the same ]land. They Vancouver. British Columbia, . came to Canada in 1871, purebasing a farm -One evening recently the members of , from Mr. Wm. Atkinson. Prosperity at - Mr. S. Fear's class in connection with the I tended their toil, and by good management ,Methodist church, Brussels,- assembled at � and frugality they were eriabled to note pro - his residence and presented him with a bible i gress. In October, 1890, Mr. Perrie died, and a volume of Cruden's' Concordance of aged 75 years, and since that time the prop - the Holy Scriptures accompanied by a com- , erty came into the capable management of plimentary address. They also preisented � the sons. Mrs, Perrie was a consi8tant Mrs. Fear with a perfume case. Mr. and . / � - I Christian, and was warmly attached to the - - . . - 7 �