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The Huron Expositor, 1893-04-21, Page 4- - . . !q�,k%�7vq�� . , - -- - I � I ,�,�--%Av 7�-�:t,41T; i ��'. I - . ,*" � . I -- -1 I - - - I - I � . � . , . i :; . I a : � .. : - I � 0 �=K I . . .. I . . I I � - � - I � " . I I L . . I I ","", "I'll, � "I'll, � - � .. . - ; I ...%, . � 4 � I'll I � . � 11 - �. I . . � i I 7 i . � . : 1� ji I . � . " . I � . . I . , - - - � , �. I . - I I . . . I . . . . r . I -- f�i . � I . - �, -- - � i. . � I . . I � . . 1.6- . - � I � - . 1� . L I I � -- � �� .7. 1i e . � . � . . - . � Arm 21, 1-89.3 .. - 1' 1.14 r. �! , i - I . . - - , I . 4 . .. �'.11 . ) � . .. . I . - - , � 11 7�1 1 . . -- I f,-,�T I*_ . � � i THE HURON EXPOSITOR . . 'i 1,F- -7 . N . -----� - - � 13- � ; . . �� . . � ' I - ik- � 4 1 � ed chriatian and a woman Of � iY �, � tr� � � - � . ions, church, a devot � . i ��. .1 -- . . . The strawboard mills at Kokomo, Ind I h - V� - - . � wo. in in anou for complaint and for Dominion interference itlos. She wag a leading I I by many amiable clu&I . i b, - We ap- allowed by both destroyed ndRobert Douglas, e P � I - parties to have been t' &I danger of being were also blown down, a . - V �� , ception. . that the if the schools were Protestant schools, and I member of St. James' Church, Exeter, wbers . , i I . - lack of heartiness in big re - fire, -it is a view shared by many . ;w� , .� NEW AVVERTIBEMENTS . to believe an employee was killed. � i ; I f4� - �. - ." -;, � 1� . I pend belo-w a brief summary- of his address. The most exciting Of thAls W05 the Min! time has now come to make provision by he feared there wall good reason , r + � .�,,: -; , tobs, sdhqol �quention,upon which Mr.Laurier Is practically Protestant. 11 This THz Y ORITY- She Wag UUIVO silly beloved' I m., � , 0 -., ter each that they war I _Very much to the surprise and sorrow o 4 I - q I -planting and the practise of Systematic I I � V �, t : �, Aff The figure between the parenthesis at 06- 0 of Servis, who will Dot . � � . .. �: 9 � Paper on which, the It will be seen that his platform is+ COMP *as able to: take a stand in the countys; as he , tree a last two --King Alexander -so Tebbutt,e.lde t . P �-� - , oae d'anotes the Psge of the o4r plowks- did h* Par] . . h could not fail to fore try for the maintenance of the plus quotation was accurate down to th it next August, in-vi,t- of his frieuds.,Mr. GLeo, Oak s !,! " � �Tj ., inly-of three or perhaps f imment hie d these two lines state a falsehood., be 18 years of age unt � ;'' 11,- adrgr.tigamellt will be found. ad ma , w a a of lines an son- of the lote Chris, Tobbutt, of the 14th . ;. 11 , � .1 a , . L .� � 4.4 L' ."- o' � th French -C' nadian Roman Catho- fore ts of Ontario and the perpetuatio an in to ug t 0 a tow a gre , ce � �, -.1 redistributi U and no pleas 0 . ad the regents and, Ministers of State to a - � �, ; . , e ,ont--mullett &Jackson. (5) . First, honest, and. fair pt so desirable and fruitful a source of revenue. night list. In the con- selon o art owns ip, e on . i � .., - o . , X, � Zs�F rhursday , � -�' t Su . lies 'I The insuet which, howaver, was he on a great ( sbanet on 0 - , � S11, , i its--4ackson Bros. (5) soond, non-interferaic. In answer to a question put by Mr.Clancy has said luestion an editor has bi the hall LW$W our- Friday, 31st ult,, from diab s. Scarceiy . :i � . �: I � 1� . We sa.ve you money -Duncan & Duncan. (5) gerymaadering-; 8 steadily to the front by the Speakers of the no excuse for ig a falsehood. Mr. the ;nidat of the revels a had ,on) , :1 � ii t�� Mr.' Fraser stated ents, and Minis-, an�ons know that he was ill# ': . . tL � !, . roe. (1) M' toba School Act ; third, the victorious party and -on which, no far as on Wednesday (12th) @tsti! �there was good rea- rounded by troops, the reg . y .0 I- l; N Spring Overocaft-Ja0koon B with the Ani - � Laurier never said tha L -been comph ew t 11 . �' turned, that about $140,000 Ila all had been paid out at, and the Icing i4ning of feeling Poo I for a f � - � � � -1 4i New G0046--A� G, Ault. (6) errito,riee the public discussion went, the election term were placed under arre I r . - - ��! .(8) .granting to the Northwest t arliament bui son to believe that these fichools were Pro- days, b U -t his ailment was one that is al. , . - � The Golden Lion -R. Jamieson account of the new P Idings I . � . 4 141A icycles -0. W. rapet. (8) was tariff reform. This, it appears, wav on testai3t.. His address in Parliament is the proclaimed.. himself of age. The so , . t meets 4 t ;Z 7; li Second Hand B! I I right to abolish Sepira-to Schools, and the cc the lot of January, With the amount I 4 1 wSys fatal. He Was & fine Young man end L - �� ', lorbes minds of the farmers min ?proval. � � I I Giri. Wmkuted-Mrc A. I brought home to the alleged ground for the Journal's quotation, with POPQI�r &I t -the duties r � . ; . i I I -. . � the .� , Y, , -1 �. �-Lumqden & .4121son, (a) Official Use Of the French language U means of the fatmers' previously expeuded, this makes the' total FLH.—Thoinas f1ana- ,more than ordinarily a tentive to i . I ; �, F -. � .. I 1�i � Baby Carriaget of Vaudreall b ly completed buildinge with. and it is therefore on record in Hsnesrd A Gix)vy�YouwG COU ineirried � ,that claimed his attention. Being tha intin. ; � I - i . .(8) 11 Patrons of Indus- cost of the near k � , - . sicycle ".luineden & Wilson the mez the � I � .. ged-I.A. Clark., (8) people so' desire ; fourth, and last, societies no at- and can be seen by anybody. What Mr. ban and Mrs. Mary Hanoban were r of his moth . � I "I steolc Purcha � . tablished in the mark of a million and a quarter or, she will feel big loss very x � � .- , � . a to admit try," which have been lately as - was that the minority in on the 10th last., in St. Bridget's church, eta] � I ; , 1-� 161 ; 1, ;. i, , Farm for sale-Mloba Dorsey, (6) amending of the tariff. law so a estimated when begun. Laurier stated �.. I � I I I � �� . - I i is hoped that which th:y were to, and the crowd won so great that a �eenly indeed. I I I I . Art Musline-J. mointoeb. (8) )easy a Manitoba complained in their petitions that Buff& : r . , L. in the county- It is to b t I � . . . in -to this country, free of duty, the products —Captain McGregor, late of the tu � I . � �, � New Goodo-James Canning. (8) , the influence of �bese eociati a will cot be During th short sitting on Wedn( eta which replaced the Sep- detail of police were sent to preserve order.' g Sal I . I ; I t - : ' 9dwards. (8) 0 her of the host of private bills th: pfiblio echo a he M :- J i i - . 1� Handsome Pnnto--H. F. 1, Great Britain and -all other countries large pum t, and that if The interest in the wedding was due- to the Wing, Goderich, will be -pilot o t onster % i. 11 li�,., t I , : � -John Troyer ephemeral ; they ought to be fettered in Mar Christopher , .i I le ,.(6) of I � . Property for Sa re ar to Schools were Protestan a f I a privilege. - et that the, bridegroom in 76 and the bride whale back passenger ate& ; �, t . � : I . I . ;J IK13011 W"herg-Mullett & Jackson. (8) that will extend to Canada a lik order that the .French-Canadian farmers which are this session before the House we . � . ly , - this was found on investigation to be true, fu �*- - c . ,I I . t- I �, ,lee --Mullett & Jackson. (8) . . ' unity of discussing given their first reading. They had been lovers for Columbus, now being fivished at West78,a, . . � r t .I � - "'. � ketaUio Shi I As v;e have already said, none of theme may hav& the opport a resumed on Thurs. then it was an injustice to that minority, 75 -year for traffic between Chicago and tile t 'v"Fe'e-Win. Bubolt. (6) I pd The budget debate.wa : . Z., - / Bull for gar aing many years. . L . � 1� 7 1 �, 0� : I heir own interests frequently, of infort il - House, for sale -Mm 0. Howard. (6) t and he couderaned the p . : ��- - T . I w � planks are new. All have been advocated day by Meaurs. Whitney and Clarke on be- Volrolrd' ing the coming , . t � . � . WEENEWS � � I � f one another as .to their: business, and of having made an investigation to prove the largest box I I �J*'% - Aiwlogy-Ed ardDatars. (5) . L Z . - , L . � � I I the Liberal p%rty a position and Mr, Balfour on summer. She Is the L I t on the � k Bros. (5) by Reformers, if not by .kespiDg their mental faculties bright. on. how i : -1;!- Garden Tools--J011090V lakes, being -362 feet long and 42 feet beam, ; � � -;l unter. (5) - behalf of the Government. Its course was truth or falsity of that allegati Licenses Granted. �;, ' I—: Durham Bull for sale--Slmon H . , i "L' I � "" . as a whole, for years, Of the several planks, I . - � of Lthe sanii�l - ip . � , �, " Boar for Sev*rice-F- . and is to carry 5,000 passeDgers each tn . I � I I � � i . ..I,- , H. Schosles. (5) ; interrupted by the holding that in what Mr. Laurier said. He express The Licause Commissioners, for West HU- , � ,. �1 all : SoMZ of -- schools 1 I , � . i ; on wit, of Lebanon forin- , - . . Iney. (6) � r Canadian papers seem to be , ad no opinion as to whether the I � . Z, 'i � ce-G. M. Chei . however that relating to the tariff is, by - OU'aist in Clinton,on Thursday of last week, -The Rev. Dr. He i �, - Rull for Sam I dinner of the Young Conservative Associa - - I li B*uslaulzb, The Old Reliable. (6) . t schools or not, because it .&- I 11 r i i 111 I hose,: like �- An I i Y - .. - odds, the most important. To t greatly tickled over the fact that Mr. White, tion Of Toronto, on Thursday evening, at were Protemi and considered and acted Upon tho Spplie orly Presbyterian X ulster at Brussels- it ad. I . z 1; Bul! forlervice-DavidL Hill. (6) ; I I t and not' etefor ' 4 I I "I' � ' was the duty of the Governmen villo, mot. I � , !- 11 Horse Route@ for 1893. (5) a . tione for 1893-4. The list is comPI dressing large audiences in Brook I . � � L. -R McFaul. (8) THz EX.POSITOR, who have advocated these Canadian, is able to hold his own, in de- which so many of the Opposition members . . l � k �: �- SPIAGg House Cleanlngw .. wished, to attend that au am is duty to investigate and answer these West Huron, except Wi in ; -the appli ' riBburg, Belleville and other parts of But n Z I .�, f:, �' � . g to have 0 o- I "o. - I L er - � L , r, - Auotion Sale -Thomas ]Downey. 01) 0 our bate, in the English House of CommOnS 1, happen to know that Mr. catious Og a Ontario, also in Prescott on the 23rd, ,%ad in � I reforms, it is most gTstifYI11 - petitions. of Kormanu &ad Dulm gi have been , , I 9 -. .", Girl Wanted -John A. Wilson. (8) r made immediately upon the Speaker taking has L- missioners f t1a , , .� I The chief speaker , � f �. 4 +. side so able a convert as Mr. MoCs thy, and These poop a evidently expected that Mr. - taurier not much faith in the petitioa� faiv- re,bly considered ; the corn , I � good rotatoes--A. Young. (8) the chair in the evening. 0 Pictonon the 30th,underthe auspices of the ' I - - I I ' , ' r'! I (8)'L I ,ation, and Women;g Christian'TemperanoolUnion. Iffa I & . �L � 1. wait raper etc -J. autherlibid. it is equally gratifying that his - chimpion- Blake who, an a logician and orator had no at the dinner,'was Mr. Meredith, who.,made are being able to prove that alieL will most next Saturday andgrant two more 11 , - -, r - - a he from the names of Swarts, Dinaley, Roe and -next -, jwl - a pable of if this is so: Mr. Laurier's ttiGdo on t .. I i: .-rk, . " is expected to begin work in STria - F " 11 ship of the cause masts with such universal Superiors and tow equals in Canada, would a, good a4dreis, as he. is alw ya es p � . wial.- , q now, the gist Manitoba School question will not mate � � a doing, but who said nothing Orr, The following are the successful up I I . I * approval as was Shown at the Toro to mect- be . It in the shade in the Eng- I - . - year. ,�." . �11 * . completely Is in that of Mr. h1c.Carthy., - -Word bat been received of the death �, _2 r'. I I sht WOUTIOU fxyollohov . . of his spobh being a complaint against the ly differ fro pricalits : .ry, Cha,rlem - � . �- . Ing. A vots of approval was moved by a lish Parliament, Why should this be? Mr. Mowat gqviiament for remaining so loiag in The county of Vaudreuil which adjoins Cligton.-Joseph Rattenbu m Manitoba, of a former resident Of flul! . , I ''I - . - oral i , T . I . 11, eral Club, of To- Blake is as well e4facated and as highly power. I I thp city of Montreal never elected a Lib Spooner, Charles Mllae,Bell & Mason, Lack lett, in the person of Mr. W. Govier b oth, I '. - � - --- member of. the . . . i . ? I �. , . to Parliament prior to the last goveralelec* Kennedy, John T. Lee, Samuel Pike. Shop . . � ., t !1� , �. SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, April 1210i, 1893. routo, and seconded by a member of the gifted as most of the English statesmen, and A dep tation from the Dominion grange# tion in 1891, whan it elected Mr. Harwood, or of Mr. John Govier, of the base ,line. 11 1, , - , . -m on � . r, "I � 3d Some time ago he disposed of his far i � J was carried ' at- boadi ,; Mr. Peter Hepinstall, master, License -Joseph W. Riter. � . - m 1 - V � �, . :--�� young Conservative Club an this being the oboe, why should It be expei 01- Craig, the 13th concession of HU1,180, and' ' 1. X - Fordwich, waited upon the government on the Liberal candidate, by a majority of 98. Goderich. -Jonathan Miller, W removed . � - I I . t� , � .� A unanimously, This - shown that Mr. Me- ack seat with any Thursda$, to urge upon the attention of the Indeed In noine years the Conservative Mo- J. C. Martip., Sault, T b p �4 . Over the Water. ad that he: would take a b � Daniel McCormack, to Manitoba, where he bad an, excellent. , 2 I i as high an others as . � . " 4 working. his The fact is, we have just as good latter several matters affecting the Interest * rity wam , 600, and in . Wrn. Babb. Shop He leavess, wife and large family... � ; � � I -,: Recently we commented upon the state of Cartby is getting a hold of and of them? fogh as 200, so that it was generally look Brothers, David Currie, farm. orr, of Hullett, .is the only - , . . �'. .. : ' can 0 � Mrs. jsmes B : t. , y way into favor with the'young men of both Of the forming community. They asked for ed Li se -W. L. Hort n. - : I - - 1,;., affair d, caused b . man and as able men in Canada as can be e number of county council- upon as 0, safe Conservative couxtituencyp $lyth,-Jonathan Emigh, JOhn Kelly, I member of the family that is in Outsflo. I � I ' -- a reduction in th 11 . ' ? t t, . " tke anti Home Rule agit&tion. Since then parties. Any man or party who can do this, found in any country in the world,-ind unseated and a Thomas McDonald. -The *&Is of the effects of Mrs. C. Teb. �; �- . term, the teaching of agriculture in public and when Mr. Harwood was i . - ; 1, . - 'am butt, 14th concession of Goderiah tOWp P , I We hope now Dy person should be Conservative candidate elected in a bye-alec- go, Ferdinand I � i L, -, I- schools, certain -amendments to th Wingliam.-J. H. Dative ship . � U , Ulster kas been visited. by Mr. Balfour, the can scarcely fail to succeed. there is no reason why a ' I 9 I I I - : . lea and b year, Ministerialista said 11 I told Kormann. Out of the applications of John . I � il 1. i in the that as Mr. McCarthy has put his hand to surprisedthat Mr. Blake, or any of our other laws, the regulation of bicyc eye- an Wednesday of last week . - � � . . .� leader of the, Conservative party. it - A large crowd won present, � " " i you 110. rhey were, therefore, dum.found- � I 1-s W, he will not look back until he leading inen, hold their own when they linte, the exemption of agriculturists from Swattz, A. Roe, John Dineley and Alex larly good one. a I . ,� mmons" who - the plo. ad the other day to learri that Mr. Laurier, granted, I ,1 ,. for political pur . der Orr, two licenses are yet to be no dombt many boing-4hers out of syIn C House of Cc . the operations of the workman's corn�enss. Gy : I . . . . I I � . � omplisbashis purposes. The following come into competitiOn" with men of other who had boon in ths county, had carried it � . . posts, has been stoking to fan into & A2,016 ace � tion for injuries act, and government aid to Ashfield. -Joseph Mallou h Lewis Smith, for her in hey affitoilon, and the - � ddita � It .a . f I airl� - I majority of I Joseph - 'irited, prices tulip I � . miry gives a very good idea of the nations. ; a custom Smelter of nickle ore In the Sad- for Mr. Harwood by a sweeping � Dun , ; John Mob'inald Grif was good and op y : � . � , , . �: the Intent anti -popery sentiment in that sum . . all . of 188. To lesson the effect of the blow,. the fin, Tinntoanit ; R. J. H. E Port high nted her farm for one � � �. - , � oral trend of Mr. McCarthy's speech : -.- - - bury' district, A more formidable list Long, . She has re � .:� I n fact Mr. Bal- goo --election Albert. to Mr. Gilbert Muir, for $2DO. $rs. l I . . !'' portion of thi country. - I , . r. Onimet, Minister Nuests was presented on Friday by a depu. Government press declare that the rar , , - E - - -� . . He remarked that M THz Toronto Empire says : I I Mr. Mere- r4 turn I ,, � Ivan utterance to many expres- ad on the Manitoba school question, but Hullett.-Jacob Kuntz,Manchester ; tTbh, butt Intends to move into Clinton. � . four has g � � I . � Of Public Works,publicly declared lost week 11 dith's corsair has been an honor to Ont - tatiori from the.Patrons of Industr , led by this is a barefaced misat U . . I F *ions which, if they had been Used by Irish. I r, ry, of stsms" 'Everyone 'Ball, Londeaboro, -Dr. McDo"Id ' M. P. , intends erecting , I that he was very glad to be rid of him. - i"o. the r president# Mr. C. A. 1Y allo I I . � I � . �� dd no abler Domi. �ing. am Itb ; � . � - � q men during the time he w Well, he woul re compliment, and and the. Conservative party has will admit that the issues Carrot, Salt- . a handsome bri ' re i � an * Secietary for . � Wa w rth, who asked that mortgages, Colborne. -H. Martin, John ok -block . in Wii h . I I I ' notion day are the legitimate blues of the ford ; Win. Robinson, Dunlap ; Morris isr, where his present office ondreddence � . I I � I - I , I I � - , Ireland', would hay rary glad to be disassociated "or truer upholder.tbao he." Quiteso,and etc @and debentures be assessed for tax&- yi , . ,;-: ,a led to the speedy im-' say he was i - .. � � � . Mr. Ouimet. He (Mr. McCarthy) had, yet when Sir John Thompson was making tio , that the superior courts be decentraliz- campaigD,sad Ilooked to -day stareportof the Smelizert Carlow ; John Hamilton, Den- in situated. The block will be three si6rles t, . , 4 prisoamout of the apeaker#. Why they from . 9 ,,,a I . � -k, r been read out of the Conservative party be- , - ad .and the jurisdiction of division courts nomination, spaeoheii in Vaudreull. Would mi r. high, the front to he of red pressed, br.1c , , �4 1 C of one 1. . . up his cabinet, despite the earnest solicits you believe it,'the Liberal candidate never the window and � �, ,7 should be riminal In'the mouths a. extended. that county officials be appointed West Womanosh.-Andrew McAllister. door sills to be of Credit I I � .� legitimate in the canoe he favored the promotion of the n tions from friends in Ontario in Mr. Mere, o' elected by counties, that the workman's onas referred to the Manitoba school ques. East Wawsuosh.-Jose N ixon. Jacob Valley stone. There will be four stores on � ." party, while perfectly, tional life of Canada, and would not permit . r tion in hie speech. He laid that the elec, VT - . � - �. - t1lefLe Freneb-Cauadian Ministers to entirely dith's behalf, he passed by this man whome, compenestion.for injuries act should not Kuntz, Colborne. licensed ewer. the ground door -two double -and two siqla. I � mouth& of the other party, we are at a lose - torn should remember that the great issue MN -- — I � . . - L f" L -1 rule the country. Mr. McCarthy hiving career has been an honor to Ontario, and in. apply to farmers, and that combines should -day was the condition . The second floor will be fitted up for offica : � , � . to understand. The Rome Rule Bill is f, tit referred to his first break with the Conner. not a nobody in the be prosecuted at law. A determined at- before the country to occasioned large- . Huron Notes, I and the third for lad a room% ; - . � - I stead took into his cabi � -A serious acollont happened to- the � . . - 1. being vigorously discussed in -the Impe rial I as of the agricultural classes, i I r i. I votive leaders because they would not dieT - tempt is -being made by the representativ 11 . , A; , he contended, by the burdensome nature' -Robert MoNsughton, of Brussels, has . � , � . I I ; , aiment, but while the oppo3ition to it allow the Jesuits' Estates Act, said he person of Mr. Clarke Wallace. And'the of oiganized agriculture to relieve the farm- ly Rev. J. H. Watte, Of Henfry.n., on Tuesday I I . . R . . of the tariff ; and reminded them that they gone to Cadillac, Michigan. Morning Of last *,ask.. While driving L : Z, .. ; 1* the aper, ing community from the operation of the 7 �- seems to be growing more fielce as the agi- : fought the battle againat'gerymandering, Empire, nor any other Conservative p ince the Seit- -Navigation is fuliv oven off Goderich . z .1;.1 � . . I law passed a short time ago providing for had now the first opportunity a )I;gULI; this week. &Ion$ the street his horse shied, upsetting � I L - . . . . : � I ;" - . ituencies in opposition to the Conserv" has not .yet had the courage to say tbw-,t he whether they were satisfied with and the lights were I � . � k � tation progresses, yet Mr.. GlAdstont'o 0OD0t compensation being granted by employers Sion to say trophy has purchased the rest- the buggy# throwing Mr. Watts out on the � - � I F, � - I . ative leaders. He next took u the ques. did wrong.' half promise of tariff re- -William E I I . � R Sri and. it is tolerably resulting in the diElocation of one �� forces stick well togeth `1 to their workmen in case of iuJury received � -! .� . tion of separate schools and dua languages . ace of Richard Bonamy, near the Collegi- roadside, I : I w , MAiZtAiDiDK that though while at work. This matter was pressed form. Mr. Laurier deveted the bulk of file de i I . sure to Palle its second reading with the' in thp Northwest', ion to the census, which ate Institute grounds, Goderich. of his thumbs aind Serious injury ,to his . I - . . . ova speech on that ocoas , ! it I - il. . � X THE - - upon the governiriebt by both of the ab -Mies Sarah Martin, kidneys. Under good medical core; .a 1. - � � When the under the Confederation compromise we ONTARIO LEGISLATURE -)unty o .c- of Qoderlcb, left on � I usual Government majority. . f Vandreuil has r able to resume Wit . - � - d tious referred to and again on M - @hews that the c I � � . - � is diffi. have separate echools in Ontario and Que- � . . I to on ig of last week for Detroit, hoped he will soon be � . I . I Bi.11 will pus its second reading it � � dep"by . . repro. tuallY a less populstion to -day than teu years Tuesday mornia ral daties. The horse was also some- ;. I � x- a committee of five comprising I - . bee, there in absolutely no necessity for a where she will undergo a course of traiuiqg pailtO * I � .(From Our Own Correspondent.) tion. of reciprocity, which . 1� . ago ; to the ques 9 7 1 : cull; Just. now to asy. Mr. Blake delivered I of that city.. what injured and the buggy was badly . I tending tbe-ey8tem to the Northwest. . The I . sentatives of the Central Farmers' Institute arper Hospits � � . lie believed could be obtained by an honest in the H - � : pro. The debate on the budget has proceeded and a number of local fruit growers' associa.. . road, wreaked. . I � � anather very able speech. on the subject Government deliberately barked his . . vernment had nt;ver -Recently Mr. Sly, of the Huron . ; . effort ouch as this Go I � � wla2ch has been W. at favorably co position 0 let the people settle this q uestion so far : retty much upon, the linesi which tiour. The arguments put forward in sup- at a horse that had been hie -From the report of the Inspeftor of In. mmented . . stion of tariff reform and Rtillett, 10 i I . p made ; to the que I [ I ZM . . urance Companies, for 1,892, wegather the � themselves. It' ads a bargain to that port of the proposed amendment were dbly ; [,,,to evi- for have boen followed on similar occasions in b. faithful and obedient servant for 31 years. � � . A'J Press. It is qt h 51 X on- by the Engll king ;- * a repetition, su � . . listened to , by the government and Sir . the French Treaty, wit fol!owin partioultra concerning the Mutual � I . ; effect with its Quebec supporters. To f its death, g . � - the past, The. existence of a handsome nitoba It worked almost up to the day e Huron: Howick, . m . huld -his I Oliver promised to give theni cirefut con- litantisIlY, Of his remarks on the Ma F . dent thxt the Canadian is able to . Mo. of the electric Insurance companies in � . I . up the Manitoba school question, Mr. school question in Parliament. The Minis- -One night recently one . � 1; rpl�.o in the Province's strong box is a3- sideration, assets, including premium notes in r - wires in - Cl � i o;�n Nvith the best of them. Carthy obaracterized the action ef Sir John ou te of Public Works defended the National light inton broke, end a strong total I . A I 1� circulation, $187,071 ; liabilities, $2,633; . wa 7 U # . I I I the llt� Thompson as a gigantic Farce. First, the aerted'by appakers on the government i4de, A thirty minutes' sitting on Mouda S r nt being On,- made it interesting at the , I � ; . I �� Inj ' Polioy, and asserted that the tort . A coup dletat has taken place in ; of a numto . ff would be curre I . I )leader put up the money to et and d ied with jeers and floutioge by those utilized by the first readi , r of risks in force, 2,722. MoKillop, sasetv. � I ... Couservativf a he for a short time. . . I ; r- en . wo.r . .. � - tle Kingdom of Servia, in. Southern Europe. unded upon by the Bri private bille. The debate on the budget Modified I' the interests of the funiers. $5,500; risks in force, � � . t1s h on. $63,537; liabilities, T , the act prono pon the's� irssues the electors gave their --The ,� Emerald " revival team in c I . of theOpposition; the growth which is tak. C. B I assets, $87,514 - - ; - Oar readers will remember tb at, some - years - : . . was resumed on Tuesday. Al G. . Smith U West Wawsuosh, I t- Privy Council. Tben.,,when the act estab I the Royal Templars of Tom. 1,733. a t abd it is one of the numerous nails nection with � . 1. lishing our public school system vras declar- Ing PI cc in the expenditure from year to I ( . IN York) had the floor when the debate vardic . ork liabilities $5W. risks in force, 1,938. �bm-1 I � 11� Milsn, much to the, relief of his I which are now being hammered into the rance, is expected to put in a week's w � 9 . . : I ago, King $62,6.24 ; liakill- . 1. I ed on Thursday, but bel un. borne and Hibbert, assetst � I - r . ad constitutional, Sir John Thomproin tura- ' t. . f. alterna,tely defended and denounced, � people,. abdicated in favor of his son' Alex year i; 10 ff Brussels in the near f uture. , . U well, his place was taken by Mr. Lod. GovernmenVa coffin. I E � . ad round and referred the question of wheth- ' [ -on Tuesday afternoon of last week a Cleo, $500; risks, 1,786.. Hay, asse*, $811- r : . I I s a 4,32, , � ander, the h and th6 dealings of the Governmeni with ths : . n a mere child. Alth u I nomin- The committees are getting to work, the On the invitation of the Government, 1 3 0 ; ri k , 1, x "i, ', or little girl named Grellim, fell over the bisubt. 522; liabilifies, $1, I � t 1 'O or not the Government could upset it to i " . I I o � ally governed by Alexander, the Kingdom reas of the Pkovince are on Private Bills committee having had a sea- went do*n to Perth on Saturday to examine Detroit last ,Autumn, n . �( � the Supreme Court of Canada. The Minis- splendid timber a -During a trip to : I I ' tars at the public school, Clinton, and ; � I . : � I fi wms:really under control of the . gonte op- term played with - fire in refusing to face the one hand alleged to have been the height ion on Tuesday when a number of unopoo- the big cheese which is b I � shipped to the broke her arm ; it was her first (lay at Miss Aldwortb, of Bayfield, procured a 1, � 'these issues boldly and to take the responai- of thJift and good management and on the er alay", 6 water lily., � � . f , � y the political party in war. It � - I :d bills were passed. Among these was World -'a Fair. It in c a Maly a " a school. number of the rootsof our nativ. . tr pointed b . one granting Exeter village power to bor- 6 feet high. and 28 feet in circumference, a ri . . � I I I bility as advisers of the 'Crown. Mr. Me- other' obaracterized as the grossest waste -Mr. M. Swaisou, of Goderich, has been which @lie planted in the pondr, by th ver. , I . ! t however, that they abdoed their is calculated . � � il . appears, I C&rtby ridiculed their pretence that they and wanting in common busistess ability. row $10,000 to extinguish the bonus voted weighinj 22,000 pounds. It appointed assistant superintendent of horti. This Spring the roots are found to be grow- , � � ' ; . � � I became unpopular,and the young in 1873 for the London, Huron and Bruce that it would take the milk of 10,000 cows dd greatly to,the beautyof tke � power and were judges without. respoDsibility to the So farms the surplus is concerned, it is . culture at the Chicago exhibition in the ing'sud will a I i I . Railway, This in rendered necessary by for one day to make this cheese. It in to be many place* :in this see- , I . Prince, now about seventeen years old, took people. -Taking up the trade question, Mr. largely a matter of book-keeping. The Canadian department. The appointment river, There are F f . . � . . the failure of the village to provide a sink- taken to Enirtand after the Fair, for exhibl- WAX Mo %, ,I -ew days ago, to Ate0arthy said that he could satisfy the itemd included by Treasurer Harcourt in his we ,it. do by the Dominion Government. tion of the country where the examele set . v �* . I t ad States. be copied withadvantage.. The I i declare h I ,�h �and there Is no dispute as to the mot' rovi I a filily, advantage of this fact, a f L ing fund to wipe out its boadr. An amend- tion. CTO not export cheeie to the Ui: . �� I a: mechanics and artisionsus President Clove- list of assets are fairly entitled to be classed. , - th -The wife of Mr. Mark McKenzie, form- by this young lady�s thoughtfulness WIT ht : t, imself of ag and to assume the land had satisfied the mechanics of the as su, ,, t was made to the bill p idi a loped at eft a druggist in Goderich, died last week water ; i I reins of Government himself.' It is sup- United States. (This statement was loudly 0 ' paid off on the torminstle'an- The Battery of ArtIller7 stat grow& -readily in ponds, mud the flowers Are - � - wni�rshlp of them by the Province. But the at er home in Muskegon, Michigan, of I - � � nuity plan within the next twenty years. Victoria, British Columbia, is to be 1�rought - . � � . - posed that he was persuaded to adopt this cheered). He did not may the N. P. as Opp6sition contend that the entries, on the dysis of the heart. The remains were so beautiful and fragrant, asto be a delight � . 4 ; . . - . Sofiool of par, I � . I - ToaoK",, April 18th, 1893, east to Quebec, and the Quebec to all who see them. � - t ' ,at originally promulgated Could DOt"be defend other side of the balance sheet do not con- . interred In Wingbam. , catirse by his father and mother, but wl � � - to be moved. to Toroutp. . The . I ! , ad on economical grounds because the cir- stitulite a full exhibit of the provincial lia- 'a I -Some little excitement 'Was caused the -The family of Mr. William Kyddof the � I , will be. the result of his. doing Be it, of THE DOMINION CAPITAL. Cavalry or no Artillery which the British " of U4borve, has narrowly � . . cumstances'domanded a mhort period of pro. bilitles, in that no account In. taken of the . I M ther day In Exeter by a couple of steers 4th concession t 0 at are 0 1 Mrvp, ear n in e eandiniover to Eequimalt coped fatal r,evults by poisoning. Some p . � . course, not yet apparent. tection ; but he asked, *as the N. P. ad " railway aid certificates accruing due, or of . - . anadian becoming unmanageable and taking posses- 05 . antity *1 . .1 'o? the annuities which in some half-dozen yours (By Our Special Correspondent.) Sion of the Main street. One of them - , � � 11 -1 The United Kingdom of Norway and ad that infant Industries. should be trund ad reader it unnecessary for the C time ago Mrs. Kydd purchased aqu I t � I . . . Goverument to continue to keep a battery . what she supposed to be ginger. A few I I : � around for all time to come in perarnbu- hai��bsen sold to take up the railway sorip OMAWA, April 176h, 1893. . I . Sweden Is fast approaching a crisis in its ulnped into a bu gy and smashed It pretty i � ;1 . ; I there. I L days ago she had occasion to bake some . I lators? (Laughter and cheers.) How long 'ivhibh becomes payable from year to yAar. The Gov&nment had a bad time of it Udly,but no furtfor damage was done. � . , : , . , i , � history. We mentioned the foot name time Some � I The party of English journalists who have Inger broad and used thisaupposed ginger. f -,\ : A � - were they to nurse these infants ? There can be no doubt that these chorges during the papt week between Dal -Fred. A. Crabb and J. C. Harriston, of I I I I . ID 4p h d 1 tOn Mo- just arrived at New York to make a tour of he a family par - I � � f . sire I -abilities in the sense that the treasury " f broad was baked and �th � . I . ago that there was trouble between the two ,one had said for two generatio a. Godericb, have gone to St. Alban'@, Ver - f Ontario and Mr. Laurier's the Continent, have been invited by the ; - i - -the greatest respect lor posterity,bat it 90 will sooner or later.be called upon to lijui- Carthy in irsesson's work on took 'freely, but were soon al.1 sick and . 1i . I .. I I wont, to f the : I I � countrier, and it seems now to have reached ist the present generation a d ' Quebec. Mayor of Ottawa to visit the Capital as the prepare or vomiting. A doctor was summoned and ou � � : I . not his view ti datb them, but the answer is very fairly great victory in Vaudreuil, I t I I . . ; wa acute stage. In fact a large and very. I one of Dr., Webb's great earth exoaystorg, I made that if this principle is to be to of the corporation. 7 the next should subsidize manufacturers r I examination It was found that bellebore bad . . i : , . admittOd The force which Mr. Dalton Me- gas" Operating on a railroad now being pushed � r it njUst SIply to the assets as well. f ge ! T. -i,nfluential party in Norway if P a0ticsll the benefit of our grandabildron. If af r Oor in- I The Hart of Aberdeen has been appointed thr u h -the Adirondack mountains. been need In the bread instead of gin r. : . I" I Cartby has become in Canadian p litics is forailry.are recovering. - : � 0 -ted to the policy of separation. f6urte�an years with -protection of 30, 40 a d ' - L Governor-General of Canada. His term will was The I . ! . ;�. . commit . - stauce, a arge ares, of Crown lands has from Vioi 0 . Owrl. Piter Thompson, of Brussels, i I L zi There appears, however, to be enough level- OD pei cent. a business could -not get &to shown by the OUS manner in which the not, however, begin until September. Until highly complimented in a recent issue olthe -During the severe thunderstorm Wed. , ; I- 9 time.to time been sold to purchasers who I . ; I ! . 'have paid only a small proportion of the Government press are now im. then Lord Stanley will continue in office. North Bay Despatch an his skill ai a bridge nesday night of last week, the barn :of W I . q on its own logo, there is something radio 1- I P . � . � " I . headed men of influence in the country to ly wrong. Why, hardly i large industry ; rebus money. the balance rensiving at If he was, as sorpe Minlaterialists would Lord Aberdeen bat already chosen his Mill' builder, he having just completed a fine Thom" PO Holmeaville, was . I I I i 1� tter, near F � II- i - ! .� a prevent too hasty action. . exists in Canada to -day that is not in a Cutlerest, to be paid almost at the conveni- tary Secretary, an officer in the COIdIt"" bridge over the Virner river nowir North , struck and burned. About 1-0 o�clock Mr. ; . I . � . � � . I . :I . ; I . Let the law. of I supply and do- fain make you believe they think, of very Guards, London. The now Vicaroyis now y 'Potter saw the ball strike near the middle . . France. in Still greatly exerelsedl over the combine. once of �tbe debtor, 'the government being Ba . � - . . . r i , . I . 6 Maud govern )ri6es. Thelpoor man's- wall little account, big attitude and utterances on his way to Canada, but will not come to It is said that the members of the of the roof. They succeeded in getting out a r - proverbially an easy creditor. If all the - . . Panama Scandal, and it seems impossible I � pal!sr is taxei ova, r - �00 per cant. departed o the horsm and me t of the cattle, but the I I a � % - The duty t I�pal and interest outstanding on Crown would be treated with silence, but there Ottawa until Lord Stanley has I Wingharn Presbyterian church will raise the : . . . I - la4da w I etc teerf : - � to form a Cabinet which can - be kept in ok burnt with the building was one a I i '. on iron in from 50 per cent. Do yon � pr no' are taken account of in the financial the date already mentioned. In the mean- , � . The I was " much eagerness at the seat of Gov- annual ministerial stipend to $2,000, and L power for more than a few weeks. ight pigs, all of the heassand a number of P i 1-. - - at- realize that on good on buy you pay that statement, the total of .the sesets would be ernment on Thursday morning to read what time Lord Aberdeen will spend the summer will endeavor to secure the beat man obtain- 0 � I I � , 0 000 n derable amount. Mr. McCarthy had said the night before in between the World's Fair at Chicago, in I . traw, � . -1 I eat effort has been made by M. Dapuy, who tax? Do you now you pay $20,00 , - I swollin by k; very consi able for that amount of money. sheept to other with all hishay and s a � � � . - 50 bushe' of O&tS,L8W poundsof c ; . taxes and at t a same ttine pay three times Then again, no credit Is taken for the values L, . hop,, Some � . A was Minister of Education in Mr. I Toronto at the great demoinatration ther. i. which Lady Aberdeen ban taken a special I � � Ribot's - - .- -Mr. T. J. Dillon, formerly of the cheese ; . . I I . � $20 000,000 t manufactures? I . ; It , " Oh, but represented by �tbe new P&rliament -build- i terest, and his British Columbia ranch. factory at Bluevole, but now in the employ wheat and peAs, and all the harnoms. There : ' ;1 . . Cabinet. The chief virtue of his Cabinet is we have a home market; we increase our or indeed any of the numerous public .his boner, as there was some months ago to 0 -e will becon- ; I i . , � . ; 1. in read the first speech of the new Premier In - - of the Dominion Government, is on hie Way was but $2DO insuraince,so ther � . . . siderable lose, . � .� said toL be that It consists of men so unin population," Does that help the average bugigl�lu a owned by the Province, which to Prince Edward Island, where he Will be I p t � . I'D the name city, The ministerial papers point - �. . " that nobod man who pays 8,135 or -over for every - $100 News of the Week. -The Commissioners, Messrs. flawden . � fluential. and little known . � - have alf been built and paid for out of the employed this season Ir; giving instructions � .� - T out that Mr. McCarthy in his epsech re - r p ; worth of goods that he buys? Even the Fin- early revenues. Indeed, if the Provincial I and Russell, who were selected. by the farm- , r ,, : ; � . , knows anything Against them., but this may vealed a hostility to Sir John Thompson / SUDDEN DgATlff.-Hon, T. H. Dudley, ex- in cheese making. I . 11 � &Doe Minister admits the unrest mud bad Clance sheet were to be modeled era in this vicinity of Exeter to 90 to 111inob ; . " � - which he was at no paine to conceal, and ; Ufiited States consul to Liverpool, dropped -�-Mr. Ediniiii'd Mankng, of Hullett, has � � be only the report of jealous rival#., How q DAY -is -k I ; . I n . state of affairs. 11 The Qovernanent say thei ofthose submitted by the managers of lo*u toinvestigate the working of the I I : I : . therefore point out that his defection from dead in Philadelphia on Saturday morning. bought the 100 acre term of Mr. Richard � I I � 11 " I ever, that policy of this new- ministry seems - out down the MO tax rate. Why or; insurance companies anxion 4anklu cheese and butter factories have � . . - ma 8 to mIkO A the Conservative party is a matter of per. WORLD'S FAIR ftriozus.-The last an. Rrigham,on the Ilth concession of the same ; I do& you lit them do it?" .in asked him. turned and givea very favorable' repork '�v I favorable impression on the shareholders "at sonal pique and antagonism to Sir John nual election of the World's Fair directors townshipp for the sum of $4,800, It Is coa- re t to be to simply carry on the Government . 1. r � � � � Because we do not believe they will do- it. -their annual meeting, many items, now ex- ,I:bo . t and t.ide o4r affairs until tb�e autumnj when � . son. If theme stupide could only was held on Friday last, All the old officers sideired a good- farm, and is not dear for the stating that farmers in the section they a � , . � I . . I W pe I i � � If we want to have it done we must agitate cl6ded, would have to be entered on both M V18ited realize from $50 to $90 per cc .r � % - I . see this is the worst aspect of the were re-elected. money. ; the general cleoCions take place, when it is and- show we will be satisfied with no half - I 4 year. The joint @took company formed bal : � . � I � . . sides. The value of all the unsold land and agitation, because if Dalton McCarthy is op- POLITioAL DisTuRIJANCE.-Peru is in a -The other night the roof of Mr Joseph I � . . * k ; : hoped that things will settle down into way measures. Why, before Iasi session we therefore accepted -the o,ffor of the Davis . . a . timber yet belonging to the Crown is, un- posed to the Ottawa Government on account' ferment politically, The Governor's polace Bromfield's house,on the 2nd concession of ; - . I were promised tariff revision. We got it- doubtedly an asset, and if the amount could . Rankin Company to build and equip a fat - w . I -1 , I I something like stability - of Sir John Thompson, what stronger con- has been attaeked, and some blood silt. Hullett, was discovered to be on fire ; the . . : � Coal oil was allowed to be imported in tanks, 6 tort in Exeter,in rear of the old mirket,saa - z b: ascertained wopld overshadow anything � . � , I . I but the duty is still 150 per cent, Then the 'which bulks � however ter damnation of the Government could there- Tzlauwia EXPLOSIO-S.-A. terrific explo neighbors who first new the fire wont ever a card of director-@ has been appointed, . : - . -�- -1 - t I # t - AtImas It out almost before the inmates of 11 I go, In the Provine- be since it is Sir John Thompson's own slon occurred in Holmes' oil refinery t %rid put . - - Mr. McCarthy. duty on binder twine -was reduced by one- ial accounts at esent time. Theo, consisting of Messrs. Thomas Russell, F. I I L, U : I - 1, toN Government? If Dalton McCarthy is be- Buffalo the other day. The refinery and a the house know that anything was wrong ; ;I - . . . i half. That, after all -the prom- lee, was Madge, W. Morthoott, A. Dearing, William : 3 = � . Mr. Dalkon McCarthy is becoming X &II- the dues upon sold, but not yet cut, � I . I � I � Ing followed in this view by some thoueands large number of cars were set on fire. Lose, � it originated from the stove -pipe, � � . I i It was enough to mwear by, but no more, would fall under a like classification, and Rawden' Dr. Lutz and L. H. Dickson. � . . . 9 � . . . . prorninen�.figure in Canadian politics. He . of the Conservative party it is rather a blue $200,000, -Mbs Fannie, only daughter of Mr. i . . . Heavy taxes were left on many other neo,85- this too would represent an enorwous sum. ; : t - I outlook for Sir John Thompson and the HOTEL WAITERS. -The hotel waiters of Richard Davis, of Exeter, was married on -On Tuesday evening of last week, about 9 j., . I t has long keen noted for his ability and in- earies of life. . It is true that Toronto Will But the -government -very wi ely prefer to downfall of Sir John Thompson means the New York city threaten to $o on strike. Thursday morning of last week, In Trivett 8 o'clock, doings were seen through I Z i - I a Win- � � � : r got a music hall, but the enormous d ; . dependence, but has always hitherto been tY On take account of these sources of income ae. dow in MoLeanis block, Goderieb, in the � . ; -. . u . . annihilation,, forthe present, of the Conner- They n that they work long hours, - Memorial church, Exeter, to Mr. Samuel i igricultural implements enables Mr. Massey co� ding as they contribute to the revenue om lai roomi; ova : �.i c p ; ; hampered and trammeled by his party al- & votive party in the Dominion. heavy finen and shave off their beards. Sweet of the same place. They afterwards r W. T. Hays & Company',@ store , � . . ,. . to give that hall. His constituents in North from year to -year, and in ibis way they are � ; � � I : log,iance. Now, - however, that he has out - It is amusing to read the different eati- Plo MORE ISSURS WANTED. -Secretary left on a trip to Toronto and other Eastern and which were occupied by Mr. and Mrs, . Simcoe aided the other farmers of Canada enabled to present a stuiteirIent of the actual mates of the Conservative editors of Mr. Carlisle, on Saturday, directed the sub- points. , Lloyd, who were absent at the time the fire . . I I � . � � ; ! himself &drift from party and has marked to pay it. For this and other taxes there financial position -at the time, without re McCarthy's position and qualities before treasuries throu hout the United States to -Mr. William Snell, of the gravel road, started. The back window was ,opened � - . I � I -t course, he co Id be no . j notification. He proposed, not I � U gaid either to contingent &meets or remote I 1. t out for 'himself an independen, and after his defection. Take the Ottawa issue no more gold certificates at present, as Hullett, sold a superb team of young heavy- and it was found that tha fire bad done c"t " � . I � ; to lower the duty on -United States products liabilities,. . . . . I � promises to become; an important factor, , were- . Citizen for example. Even after his Stay. the Supply of gold ig -Ample. droughts Wit week to Mr. George Cox, of siderable damage to c - arpets, etc. The fire ; - until such'time as t6e United States to I : .. who must be reckoned upon by both pow The criticism upon the governments po- nerts ech, when there was still some hope VALUABLE IJORSES BURNED, -The barn of Detroit, for a good figure. Mr. James alarm was .rang mid the fire brigade was . . its duties, on kind -red articles, but he held . licy with regard to the Crown timber has no tha 9r, McCarthy hsd not left the party, Charles Reed, a prominent horseman of Snell sold a yearling thorough -bred Durham soon on. the scene but its.servicas were not I I . - : litical parties. That he has struck a respon- they should take off taxes on British goods, foundation whatever, once it is granted that the Citizen described him as a man of great Tennesse State, near Gallatin, was' struck bull to Mr. Lawson,- near Kinburn, and required as the application of a number Of � I � � �, as Great Britain already admits Canadian � ti I in. by lightning on Wednesday night of last' anotherof the same age to McLeod brothers, Alls ofwater was sufficient . * � I. . sive chord in the bearts of the people is evi- . the forests should be considered as a aource ability and a statesman of unques ionei � to quench the I o roducts free of duty. In conclusion, Mr. � I � ; . dent from the fact that he is able to demand P of revenue only. It is difficult to imagine tegrity. On the moral R dn- � McCarthy said the;cry of the"old time Con- - . ng of ,his Toronto week, and 25 brood mares in foal were kill- Holmesville. . niniss. It is supposed that the fire erig . - ; i . any abstantial improvement which could speech the Citizen described him as a shifty ad. The barn, valued at $60,000, was also 'A school boy from town, while spend- ated by the explosion of alam .I � � P. I no much public attention. It is true that servatives had been " The Old Fla Old SI 11 . .g, the be � made to a method by which timber iDg holidays with cousins in Leeburn, met -Mr. John T. Hawke� editor and propri, 1, r the policy he proposes is not now, as it has Policy and the Old Man." The old man I politician and a demagogue. On the morn. destroyed. , A" . � N ! I � [ limits, to be sold, re advertised for months ing after the speech thi Citizen spoke of MINISTERS OrposF, HoxF, RULE. -More with rather an amusing accident the other etor of the Moncton ( . B,) Transcript, who � . � � I heen favorably discussed by many for years with all his virtues and his faults was gone, r - I . in the daily and weekly press, and by which him as a dangerous agitator - and a wrecker than 200 Methodist ministers in Ireland day ; he and his cousin were riding a span has been on a visit to Huron County, who i . I ; " The old flag we proppse to keep, he added I 0 � . � but it in new me coming from.- him, and to tbeV are knocked down to the highest cash of Confederation. Such s, swift descent is have signed a statement to Methodist min. I colts through the field, and rode into a �esent, by invitation, at the meeting of I , - I with emphasis, -hnd we will let those who . � � . bidder at public auction. Those who'st- apt to make onal head dizzy. Fir6t & states- isters in Englsnd'to the effect thr.t they op. pond to let them drink ; when, without any Criumph Lodge. - Patrons of Industry, in � . ; I this, fact ia probably due the novelty which refuse to comt with us'have the old policy. - ' . . z T � . I . teD I wnship Friday night, Mr, Win. : � � ded the great sale of timber limits lost , man, then a demagogue and lastly a don- pose Home AD#Iule both on religious and com. warning, his colt lay down in the water, Usborns to rf � brings it no great a share of public attention . . bk-6 for . Z . October will remember the expressions of gerous agitator I People will, however, take morcial grounds, causing him to scramble of and wade out as Oaks in the chair. Mr. Hawke ap, I � - � . 1. . . . I � . and if we may judge from results, we should The Vaddreuil Election. astonishment givou'vent to by old lumber- Dalton McCarthy's platform and study it for OrPOSED To ANwExATION.-A despi.tch best he could. . over an hour on tariff reform,, pointing out � - - � � � alse, say public favor, men at the high prices realized for some of themselves knd they will find that it differs from Honolulu says that the native popula- �Mr. Thomas Anderson, of Goderich the changai that had been ,going on in the Z'�. I - In order to break the forcep of the result � . . . � the timber then sold. But the view is mak. in so material respect .froin Mr. Laurier's tion, 46,000 in number. able to read and townshipt the other day sold to Mr. Job ricultural methods of the eountry, and � . . � . af- , . , F On Wednesday pv.ening of last week, Mr. of the VAU�dreuil election where, the other ing! progress rthat the great F-ine forests of platform, so far as the main issue upon write, and brought up under American mis. MoMans, of Seeforth, a young gelding four owing, by convinch3g facts, that tariff rc' F th . . I . McCarthy was given a public reception by day, a Liberal was elected to the Dominion Ontario should not be dealt w in the view which the general election will be fought sionary training, with very few exceptions the handsome sum of $215. It was a beauty form-ei wholessle reduction of the tariff- � . . . _ ; � . his friends in Toronto. It is described as a Parliament by a large majority, in place of only of obtaining from them the greatest The are Strongly oiiosed to annexation, while and weighed about 1,800 pounds, is absolutely necessary if the condition of . � in concerned, namely, the tariff issue, 'This in . I . . r- I . I . - n. Onee the toleV 6 . � I I possible cash ietur timber is re- fact is that Mr. Laurier voted for Mr. Me- the Americans, less than 2,000 in number, the highest price paid In that Vicinity r wonderful gathering. - It was evidently a m, Conservative, - the journals favorab a to I for a the farming community is to be even � I . * . i . $ i moved, a -timber limit ceases to be a source Carthy's bariff reform resolution last session, favor the movement. horse for a considerable time. Mr. M Mean able. At the close a :cordial vote of thank : I ;c � b � meeting of the masses. Aside from Mr. the N. P. are trying to make it appear that of -revenue, either public or private for a taking exception only to or,e part of it, xBiERs.-There is an said it was the best gelding he bad ever was passed to the mpeaker, � ; ; I I - . . . I 9 L R - - - � . � . McCarthy himself,and his colleague,Colonel, t a tariff w 9 noi an issue in the contest at second crop b� timber will not grow without where Mr. McCarthy advocated the lower. unprecedented influx of Chinese at Tacoma, handled. -Turnberry has lost an old and ; . - . h a highly � . . . . ' . � - � L O'Brien, there were none of the prominent all, but that the election was entirely de- Planting- The opinion to gaining ground Ing of duties on goods from Great Britain, Washington Territory. The customs offici- -The death occurred Wednesday of last esteemed resident by the death of Mr -David' � I , .� L k I - that it w uld be wi . big homestead c � 0 i I Z politicians of the country present, but this cided upon "the Manitoba school question. so policy for the i0vern- Germany, Belgium and some other special &Is are surprised at the immense number of week at fhe residence of her son., A. Bayley Gommill, which occurred at � r I . ment to co-operate with the lumbermen in a countries. L 66 i . I actors " for the World's Fair, while one Riverview avenue, London, of Mrs. Eliza- near the Salem churches, just. north of ; -6 . I . lack. was more than made up by the enthus- Perhaps"the best authority that can be given I system of re-foresting, by which the supply Just lot me say a word as to Mr. Laur or's 1, steamer brought 150 11 merchants " for Port- beth Bayley, aged 59. Deceased was a Wroxater, on Tuesday, 28.th March, At tile Z I � � login displa,ye4t by those who did attend, It on a question of this kind is the Montreal of timber may be nialintained and the wants positio . n on the Manitobs School question, I land. An inv9stigation has been ordered by native of Devonshire and came, with her age of 74 years. Deceased was always r0' * � - " Witueseq- It is on the ground and if either of future generations ,anticipated. bust until a year or two ago, when he WAI � is said that there were over- fire' thousand It is, which is just Dow being misrepresented by Washington authorities. husband, to Canada' in 1869, nettling in , . � I arty had been vanderin to the French probably because an investment of the pub- ' attacked by Is grip .. . . I P 9 � the Ministerial press in Ontario. The -Ottawa FEARFUL CYCLONKS. -Terrible accounts Exeter, where she lived continuously for pe, eince which time be L A , - I 1 . � � - , I I � I . - . . : . : I I I . . , I . . ; . - - � , - I - - ; I � I - - I � 'I - I , I - - , - .. i � i ! � te as h r y I I � I I I . I i . , :. I I i , 11 I I IV I t � , I I � I . , , - , , , , � , - � I ` X ` I 11 L � � . I , g aAA � 'Tr � � i � I - - I I - , - , , , - � , I " I - I po 71, a , , - I II , I ve' 30-- 5 jood� ; I people present, and as many 11ad to turn and Roman Cath;lic influences the Witness I of the destruction caused by recent cyclones twenty�rears, excepting two years' residence h rn in GW- . � . J lie : money in exten ive re -planting opera. as been quite feeble, He was be t i . - Journal of Friday puLt the school quebtion as I � away, being unable to gain admieslJOUL to the as its readers know, woukd not be slow in tions would confer cc ' paratively 1ittle ad- - a main factor in deteririining the election in I come from Minnesota Iowa, Missouri, inSt. Thomas. Shewas widowed twenty ow, Scotland, but vasinne-with his Fartrltaf I ; - : - I I pointing out the.fact. 'Bat it avers; that the -- In ; I 9 i largest public building in the city. The vantage upon the present gener� tion that Vaudreuil, and s ok 1, Kansas and Nebraska. ' when he was three years old to Lav&rk t - I . 1% aid : I' Mr. Laurier to Man houses and ears ago, and reared a, family that honored i . y . . trade question was the real issue, and t operations have'. not alread.� been be- the view that while there might be no I' barn& have been destroyed and a number of s liv, ' in Turn- � audiende was, if weL Can � Ker. She went to London three years ago County, Ontario. He hu ad L L - � judge by the re- the sectarian and race question were merely , gun . r . i I ; - � - . Perfectly justifilable as the- sales of grounds for complaint, or at least for re- lives lost, The business portion of Inde- to live with her sons, four of whom survive berry for 35 years, struggling with the ; .1 port enthusiastic and sympathetic, and Mr. incidental. 'The W - I en i I , I itness says , 7 � timber limits made by the present govern- dress, if the new order of ,Manitoba schools I pendence, Kan s% s, was demolished and some her, and are all residents of that city. Mrs. pioneers in the then .forest, mud latterly - � I I . . McCarthy had no reason to complain of the --- The iesues on which the people voted are Mont have been -for the timber if not gold waim a+.rtp+f n^jn.vAr-+sLAj&n finara was rn"nA ! v*21in gbu tworAb almnat h1ekwn +n nnChin ina V I Alkawainc nf Cka X-Y&+h.A;.+. Joying the ailluence, which followed the I � . - . � , T I . . *T . ) 15 5 . 5 Q0. My VJF W oba 4a" M , . I . I . . . . I . - i I I I I � I � I . , . 7 1 . Z i I I . . 4 I i (4 1 . I . I I � - I . . I � . . . � � � . % . I � . . ; � . . . � I I I 1 . � � . . � - 11 - - . I I t . I � - � . I . I - - . � � � . 7 1 1. . .- I I � -1 . I . . I . � . � I I - ; I . D . .. I . .. - �- - . � . I I . . . i . I . . I . . . � � . I - I � , � , . I - - I - . -- . � I - I -.1 --- I - ---1-.--1..------ ..... .. -�-.,,,-,.�.�.---..-"-,L�-".."-�.�g---,-,�--Z-,-.-�-,------ �� k","k" - � * � 1: - -� . r � � . AY -81T, 21 �"W� I ,---�� surs.of toil in -1 7 - , womunturdy Re I � on d ej ht obildr- s �, p Sal d-eing 10" -Torouto 81 'heading Of `4 U11 .. t,jlq death Of , � on I : 144 N bet . St - I ant -8 . are a] . A On � 10- in I 0 Cn., t e dt It, , -Iwk,r -Al jar On .;�& fiad � I - is the nslme Of 3 I.Vaaer,gradivato ijoilege. L'set , corollnAo in the =6idiog him' : to him die& He We's "- ..kindly. genial VOW, _a of higder.1 I . I . .OUZ *e e3r; fan, - T,ersole - Tile Mariov March 2441�,4s.v I . Bruseelite : '" I . at I Wong suffered a taken from "WIN -1 At Idenalkaune, . .ougt.ornarx for 3 . . looked .and A011 took adv;AvtW j&jt* boot, ani exterior wordir Dr,gu ,walking do � I the clotbing bW ,Sot of i4t . , 0 belog Averted sualpici( , 'W'Alking 16th til for similar rs&* of it, 'The Der, captured and hl I 1-Tize Came 4J , .a wiftenaeav,01 � baud vecuritim. which abis had 1, his death and'". bond for ve .settled at the I] partial IlIV40 16 I p"flas settled I ;dfe V.,,000 Jand I - , atiov, each .A poculfislity -to was -that notwil this bitter 1w - asid his wife eox kouse. Thay. h and bavo a fam - is a most distre, . -:Caune of a great tbe teithborhot I V�e Understand tody of the chit —Exeter In t cheese faetory:. f system. Mr. 1i of the Davit.,, B I with %be asals! . citizens has ou from the farm, 1 1$5� 000. -The i ; '. I I Tuesday of lasl -called, and ace f er, two *f the to visit the dw' verify the ;Wts;1 Messrs. W01. I WR�re the man Manus left lsl� eago. T11sy w, Z if everytibing. Z z -1 e . wi, I b erteted put in operati( . of stoog subse'l � nite will be ebg the direotors. - �Tbe W1,401 11iiii-etla rViera of Brupsels ; 01 . a couple "Of wi fact tblat Re Montreal to bi , I � would 000n,py-1- *.At time. 0 pomem011 Afte- , I ! 1-milway accidl real. SCA=461 recelv6d the a - died at her ho' � left fof the wi ,respect and fil V -1 . . frieud. This � Montreal X* packing of hii paration for i'l � when) througl fire - occurred whole �Of hi -1 xbrary ,of --1)0 that were A- 0 - iak* are to badly- � laas,, nor consolmio . , 'If t form of u, - . � - * . viety.l. , � i Bv,%,L� Sou � 'PA- .-,j . : Mill Road i I I i I � Of the Marc � . I fine atook b ! . I Brucefield i � � � :1 years old uu I I � in this Par 1, � ' I I c . � .-to be ic r4l ! . on, I - I m STOCK b ; � I - � . ; of the 40th � 5 . i - y , i ,bull, ill Re . headol tb- ii i 'Ch ".1es Sim F i intendt to I I � i herd of abc I 'Since sell.in I i 1, 11 Kay b&v,e V-1 � i and have -fir 9 I I the great 11 R Watto ,of El I IMessiris. J4 9; Barmpton .1 althoragh. - � I., a tentlyt,ve-n- - vice In the � A GooD � I 1rople favol . - Six auction , .previous Ili 1,%rmera,con they went I I was L% g,r4j , , liytlyjan G. I � all - a fairl� hum 11.r- IM . .W cal"s we . I dr � I a' . Shee:p b-ro. I I . thouih so going -as t ,A- � ized - I'A i � V . . . . . ek.., 1 1 . Past Aix in I 1 I 10 MW Mr, Lau. - -his good fol I and Xrs,. � .� surnoxer 11 � DAkIlDta I . frienam. I � - ; � 'wishifts tfi I . I . A IDN 0 T : � , � I I lauroluxe?a - ; � Robert o I I 11: 1purted -thi t . 1. , coleinalft � I 'Yearsand. 11 i . OthOMeo I 0 S anad a =- � [ York us. I to tIlho to , removed - , farm on, his death, Quail -4111, seven is.. � strong,,r. � *njoymen i �� .. Saturday day kle ca in tuflam, W1121se of d � . James . .