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EDITORIAL NOTES.
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-----e-. • a'he Grend Truek owns au exteusteu from
' fladlow, opposite towhee, to Riviere du Loup, , STBK1, RAILS 'JOHNSTON is llgaill tO
I b nt 110 tuilee tanning the fore. throturb a miserable reIn''' tm- -
'aGo°11.forsakee stretch of counCry, end Costiefi "le he 411)°"8' cm• tb°
Pasture -R. lteasford.
Stray- Colte-johe Foot.
Auetion Sao -Dr. Reeve.
Paper Harighta
Garden Plants -T, ,
abont three tillIo§ Muell ,t0 MaIntaltl• as it -platform in...opposition to Me. R. .M,
eteter retureedV.. The line, obeli tire Interco. wens, M.P.P.roe seete Breton. Briv:38
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1Viusto Teacher --Mrs, Whitt, lomat radread was completed from Imre ( 0 eema men wonderfully in push
; Loup to .Efalifax, became virtually a breech of "‘”
Ordered Clothing -T. Jackson.
i the government toad. The government, re. mg tlielbseheS fe,rward.
Servant Watited-oNew Eaa. Oflice, quiring a deep water harbor terminus at Que.
Emporium of Fashi)n-Mrs. Fitch. bee, has been in negotiation fzr this branch, Suove New Year's there have been
about twenty failures in this county.
West Ruron. Electten-A. M, Loss. .
For the not Weather -j, C, Gilroy.
Shorthorns for Sale-av, J. Riggin.
Anction sale-Itobinsen, O'Brien dr, Scott.
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which was worthier% to the Grand Trunk ;
and on Friday lest, in the House of Commons,
the Finance Minister gave notice of resolations
authorizing the cabinet to purchase the line,
with ruuning rights, to Chaucliere junction And
Point Levi, fora sum not to exceed$1,500.00°.
The necessary papers have been brought down
THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE. to parliament, and the putchase will thorny
be an accomplished fact.
Wo clip the above Faragrapli from the
• London _Free Press, consequently our
Couservative friends will have to ac-
knowledge that the statements contained.
therein are true. TIM excuse that the go-
vernment required a. deep water tern -d-
ans at Quebee is all buncombe, and even
if they did, the acceptance orthe road as
a gift, with the condition to keep itrun-
'fling, was more than a, sufficient compote..
sedan to the Grand Trunk for the relief
they received in getting rid Of such a
treasury exhausting concern. ' The truth
is negotiations. were going on for the
transferef elite:1MA' befeeelliT)Wd vent of
the Mackenzie administration; hut the
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-government put an end: to- theni. $1,-
'500,000 thrown away for nothing, and
•an unttnewn amount to go the SAME way
for 'ever! What will the end. be I
• Our Candidates am, lor the -
WEST RIDING, A. M. ROSS,
EAST RIDING, T, GIBSON, .M.P.P,
SOUTIi RI G; A., BISHOP, M.P.P.
On the 5th of anus the electors in the different Bid,
,TO .hould ..ce that, Hien. 'ballots are MABEED,011
. NEESE, MEN.
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Olpies of to•day'e *New Inlay be and at the Boot
Store of Messrs-. Dimon= & Bumble, and W. II.
Eansford, Albert Street. Price 5 cents per gm
6111tiOn
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OFFICIAL F'AFEE. OF TEE COUNTY. •
THURSDAY, MAY.15, 1876.
• reoceel, .EroiseTioeitee
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But a few -.weelts , intervenes .between
the prosent end 'the, eleCtions,. for the
Ontarie Legi,slatfare; when evety -fron-
t
holder will have thd opportunity of say-
ing • who shall be 'elected to • assist•!in.
carrying on. the buSinesS of the province,
and as it is important and-te his interest
to secure the most. competent, arta intel.
ligent person to fill the, honorable' and
ireelfonsible.pesition, it behoves him to
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eXeraiinibelt in•the- seleo--
tion, The present.ineuihard.of.thattiree.
-: ridingswt'Thisc-oaii:EY7;--w- aie again
• candidates, are .oldoresidents,--endThaate.
hag occupied prominent, p'osithens in the
municipal, governinent of the county. ,
they are well knOwn to almost every
inhabitant. Se long as Messrs, qibson
and Bislio.n ran for seats 14 the Inunicipal
boarathe met with the Most te-eble' op-
- position, if any,' anddid good and
ao-
'ceptable service -andacknOwledged
• by most all parties. Mr.. Ross is •so
. qualified, 'and mich. an efficieet
officer that -a change ie.aearcely whispei;
ed, elien by pelitical:OpPoneets. TtieSe„
gentlenien ' have occupied seats ein the
Legislaturefer several years.; and faith-,
fully laboved in the intere.st of theoetin-,
no elle beiegetible tridlifully to ley
.any charge, detrimental to -their cherac..
ter as public seryoutS„againat theme' The
rtytestien ioseeashaltelthesce-aaethly.
' intelligent 'and; eve•II tried men. be set;
aside. for "untried and, z scarcely known
ones ? We eitimet but think .the good
r &
sense of ow.' citizens will give an
answer in the negatiVe. •
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So far as have seen, there ha e no
_ feaefireio. the character of their- _
-•.ents been pointed Out that' would •fa
mver-
ably recomend. thnt•
eto the nO. tic° tho
electorate ; they aro only moVed by the
Spirit of anibitien to seek election.;
However laudahlo this spirit'maY io ab
it gretified at the
oxpense of theeetintry.
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eitOTegct
eraer V.1.42,..4.0),
The .11/itil and several Other Conserva-
tive papers have.- been persisteutly
hs-
scrting that the subject of proteetion is
being strongly agitated. in .Thagland;
avittni the real-truth•is that two- de three
noisy manufacturers; who itish to recoup
Ode losses theeitgli the uniiereal a6.
presSien,' and etikes in that country,
ate almost tho only ones* that entertain
ettch an abaurdidea. In at -Other colnitin
we give a coeple of extniets from ANICh).
1110 Is snot Actuated. by any political
• proclivitiee, and haS:np selfish ends to
servo, brit g,enerally gives forth thettale
and right sound .oh. alt. eeciai
mical enestione, WO cominend the tWO
'oitracts to the carjetil perusal or our
Conservative le:adore, who pride. Meth -
selves fig Finch upon liniirg .80 strongly
attached to the Mother' Coentry, her
institOtione and Well being. ••
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Notwithstanding this fact, people aro
askea to still believe the men who last
September promised -them that after
they wero returned to power, there
wOuld be no failures.
MAN 15 1879
As Ottawa paper onntruM•ca that ONTARIO ELECTIONS TO THE 14.11IICITORS
EDI I. Edward Blake will eddrees several
UsT C4 1U leoatt'afATE0„
meetings during the campaign. It is memo,.
possible that be_in.a.y.Lisit this section. Addington
of the country.
oa learning, that "the gifted, the good,
and bretheru •of the Berlin News., Was nutterin ° -Barr ..
the great" 13: E. W, Moyer,'" our friend cerieton ,„.......
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Tun Galt Reformer In attires ts su rpr Ise ..
Brent, s ....Hardy Wilson
...... ...Bohinson..,Flesher ntri
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once a "collegian." Did it never know . .
that he waa also a G01(.1 Medallist, and Ibirhnaltn, W . ....
• OF TUE
%NO', itEFORM. gossidenvii. INDErgg'81'.
Dnroche , .9Dennison—Lakc West. Riding of Ifuron
...Lyon
Brant, N... .... Young " Baird
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that to his name his brethren •of the Ma, .11:::::....Kwe'al•aca--101);wther4
Le
quill tacked the cabalistic X. Surely r.:=: ..... , Tgaiier' .
onr cotem. was aware of these things. Fr("4mae .Dawson ,•..cagia ..:::hisaut-n::.
......-- . ureueme, 6 ., ,. „Fraser Freoch
Orey, N.... ..... Doyle Creighton
Ores*, 5 .... ,, ...,Hunker ....Fahey
Ores, E . ._,... ..., . ..... ........ Lama•
r .. Berke
Iialdimand . . ..... littxter „ ...Thomps...on,:.,. • • • •
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_Robertson. , Beaty
Hamilton - . ..... Oihson.„...Murray ....„. ...
Hastings, N - Bonner ....Wood
Hastin-s, hl Gordon ....Appleby—
I +‘• We have it on good authority that Sir
. :Wilton the Conservatives aro. coos John Macdonald will not bug -remain in
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tending that. the Salary paid the Hon. Ut'hile c'ilica''''''"" 4dverti8er' •
Statements • of this Ittnd hay° been
Mr. Mewat is too largo, it may .1.ko-in- .
- made quite' frequently of late, and as
,they have net beet) contradieted, we are
inclined to think there is some ground
l for them. Ills well known that many
...,:-.-........:._. 1 of the respeeteble .members pt. the Con -
Some of the sessional plerks engaged i servative partf.objeet to their present
at Ottawa thisyean,'have'not done a leadership, believing that a cliangewould
teresting3o know that the Oficial. income
of- Sir john Macdonald to -day -is
$9,000 a year, or $4,400 more than Mr.
Mowitt gets, I
. - edd. to the- tone. of their perty, •
-days work since Parltament• • opened, -
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bet occtipied their tiine as newspapoe
correspondents. ; Evratv•oatmeal mill in the countryis
Theyhve drawn their
either closod or working. on short time;.
it day, nevertheless, from the. funds
�f the country. If this is a sample of wages reduced by-inianufacturer.ein ad-
-the. coda -in -FM& "Conservatives intend • ferehtliarts of the Province, the wigof
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to practice, the fess of it there' ie theijs'ing.increased in aii-iiost every respect
-1aboreisowit12e. td do and -lots o'
A aineintut of the Local House, l'ato time to do it,' a spirit -a uncertainty
•is a moderete Conservative, stated to us and uneasiness pet • el' 0. the land. This
v, in„
is about the state'a affairs the 'country,
last week, that "the county of Hurcin over, and protectionists aro yot bre-
had an able repeesentative in the per- • fiteed enough to assert that." good times
have set in." _ •
It is.reaTly alarming to witness the'
repiclity with which the country is drift-
ing into irretreivable financial, difficulo
; debt being piled upon debt, taxa-
tion tniOn taxation, and but ecimpata-
tively 'little to show for it, and if some
stop is •not,shortly put to it, the burdens
will be too 'heavy to.. bo. borne without
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suffering. , IVIillienv of dollars have
been spent upon: works_that iire not self-
sustaining aftee they have been con-
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etrueted, and some of them the ...country
Could. haVe done juet as well without
as. With,- Thet7PettionTefAhe;
Pacific Railway running • front Thunder
• .
Bay to Winnipeg One of them. It ts •
eite ofethe most eoatlY roads to cionstrupt
'-through a country that will not be
settled for years to eorde, if eve; :and
Will not be run mote than six Manthein
the year after it is completed., • Miring
the winter the rptite tO 'Manitoba will
be by tlig' way of Chicago in sPite - of, all
the efforts of our geierinnent to • the
conttary. .
„Thelattilding .i0ad i.p.i4er the
old plan, that is, as the teSourceS of the
country would , admit, was . ;bad 'enough,
but,the new achatne:.originatedseby the
geVernationt-that of taking .1 00,00(7,.-
:900 .fteres of the best hied in thte Noialt
West, a tract as largo as E:ngland, Ire-
land and Seotland enited--.-should meet
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vith the determined., opposition of 'the
whole cotintry.,e- The ine.:tip
these .lande. and . holding tlimn 'at • $.-'62 per.
acreto actual eettlersois •abstred, • tind•
groatly retard the eettlement• of -the
'country. It would he, far better to seS-
,
pend the coostruction • of the. t•oad tor
theyObsent, than involve the coin -thee in
-such Any -rate th
SOrtletiOtt of the:road .cannot he done •in:
lees than ten.or, •fifteen•yearS, for it will
be very difficult and costly to obtain the
'rind % Supplies- that istant
collate-. •
son o.f Mr.. Ross, Ide is the best tean
on finance we have in the House, and •
the county 'should be proud of 'him." • A. correspondent of a. otratford paper
Zeti_the people of West Huron are -ask. puts .fortifatd the following strong plea
ed to exehange-their representative for on behalf of the Mowat administration:
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4 nonentity lake his opponent.• • If ever it Government deserved the con-
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fidence of .the public Mr. Mowat's is that
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•Ovrts, in discussions on polities, Con- Goverfinient. The moat- unscrupnlons
krtwatives will say, 4! 01.11I'mliot a stiff .fatilt finder could •not point ofit a single
party man. el vote foe tile best n.in, act of . theirs that- could honestly be ton-
struediuto a blunder; much loss a Millie.
If a good man ia brolight out. on the on the contrary, the people of. Ontario.
Reform Side, I'd vote for him; 1. don't . *have. had :more benefi chit elegisletion , froni
follow the party all tho time. .,. In the atia.rule than theieier had before:from
the Ontario Government during Mr. Mow -
West Riding of I-Timm-76nm of these • hoth %Local and Dominion combined.. As.
persons are, .to bb met, and een3r. will for itestance, theElection Laws i the Liquor.
Lowe and that most important and bene-
Sune. Some of th.ern We know,
.shaell,earefitilyonotooth000e Tepal..1te'e7,...-::,-,.._—_, ..yebnc4et-.9Pwaineltaiteottkieedebt le the. Mitnjoi-
have. it ni:agn.id,..__eent opportunity of show-.
jug ,..thitir.,indepondence. eon.thee..51.11 _of
and eurplurramongisE-themunicipalities.- It -is
ficial et all others, the distributioreof the
!gay that those of them'
tialoLeint Fund -would ere now lee entirely
_Tun nominationS:forothe• Local -Lege. -bankrupt had. itnot-been-for-the-ableand
islattire Tor the District Of Muskoka take •eqpiteble manner in which: Mr, .Mowat
• - • - . grappled with the alestalise queetionand
place On the ,22nd instant, instead on solved it to the of all coictedin-
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the 290, as in the rest.pf -the Proevi.cnocnel. ed. Latany,eandid man look at the duo.
This is oivino to.the eitent of th
c, . - bursements fehirt the surplus. in the trea-
sury towards the Construction of the many.
stituency,And the' of tune re(piir. ,new rifivrays at present dotting the Pro
ed to serVe the notibes,. Pelting, how., Niece. and serif he can, could any better
'ever,. takes place on the, 5th of Sime, as use he. made, of. the money. -. There can be
oresone. no doubt that if it were not for the large
elsewhere. Mr. Miller,. the .
'member, will. probelily again be the -can- sums put iiith-ciretilation in this way, On-
didate, and, -if so,- there is every probe.; tario would have felt with. more intensity
and .at an. earlier period the commercial
bility of his re-election ,hy, a Iarge ma- • crisis which has,fallen so disastrously upon
jOrity. . . ••:. .. . • •' . • .-• -• "7 'a-11: -the civilized natinlia 'of the globe, .' If
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. ---.107s-r•-• , ., '• the deatinjes of the Province Were entrust-
• Coeservative papers have a mean Way ed in the hinds. of the Opposition 'our fair
of deceiving their readers by aourone, a Province Would pow scarcely be any better.
...• • ee e, ` than unfortunate Qttebee tinder heeineint-
piece frbm one of. their oWn 5tripo•, and' • poteet legislators.". : • •
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Clanger*. . ....
$4
tweert.Eaegie,
At the request of the 1terorn2 convention of
the Riding, 1 am a second time a' candidate
for your surrages at the approaelting election
tor the Ontario Assembly. -
My actions, as your representative, for the
past ken, years are known to you. I know
I have acted to the best of my judgment fer
your interest. I trust the course I have pur.
sued meets with your approvals.
In a circular addressed to you before the
lest meeting a the Muse, I briefly referred
to many important and beneficial measures
passed by the present Government. These E
need not again allude to, Sino e then several
valuable acts have been passed. The most
importaut is the aniewlmeuts to the Jory law,
a measure of true Reform, which I claim some
credit for, being mainly instrumental in press •
ing 11 epee the' attention of tho House. Tleie
mean; w.....,Holden Robertson, „ .... . measure to:11 lessen your taxation in the come
Ifuron7:4 -.Bishop
Horon, ... ,Gilligen ' Holmes .... .
Huron, W,.,'.....Ross ,. Kelly
pea, E . . • .. „ItleCran`ey .•,,Nrerice
Kent, W ..... .Robinson, ...Coutts
Kingston . . ... —Robinson...Metcalfe,. „.,
T.anthton, ...... -Graham „Shirley • . . .....
Lambton, W Pardee. „MeGarvey
Lanark, X „ ...lifostyn •
Lanark, S ....Elliott
Le.cds&Orenville,IiMelkle' ... _Merrick ...,
Leeds, ..... ........ -Green .-
Lonnox, . ... . ..... .
Lincoln .Neelon ...McCarthy' „ ......
London .... Magee Meredith
• Middlesex; , Walters McDougall
Middlesex, R....X.31(01min ..Tooley
Middlesex, W ....waterworth Richardson
muck .. . ...uareourt,
„Musitoko a•mflirrymiller
Sound
Norfolk, N. , "Freeman
..,.0NnorrtaohtimberlandlV.pFaxialtod.n...m.....G„.„
Northumberland =Perris Cosi:barn:an,' e -
Norfolk, ' Austin • Morgan
oCitittaalrylio, .......Dryden ,.BrOwn
Q"Donoghito .{MeCaffroy
Oxford, N... ,:Mowat ... „Currey „
Oxford, 8 , .......
• Peel ,
Perth, 'N „„itay. • McDermott
S • ,BallantYnc: Bremner
"Pecethorouili .. .
Peterborough, W,BIllott 'Scott...." . .
Wescott,. Ryan,Ilarkin. .„Johneon
Prince Edi•vard ....Striker Clapp .1, •
-erediting it to a -Reform- journal, there- "47; •
by Ondea.voring to convey the impression ' •
• COTIDENITE N
gA, ADI(AN's,
ty about '1,000 a year; and will be -a- saving
tie tho whole Pretence:of about $40,900 per .
annum. .
The revenues of the Proyincp having' been
more than finffietent fer tittl. ertlinery.eapenses -.
of gOveriiment, the present ministry have
'deemed it,iiseto spend a portion at,t1,1.0.- ' --.4
plusrevenue in the interest of, awl; few 'the •
benefit of thp people, rather than heard it tip
Amprolltebly in -the banks, rrhey bare-,
therefore, erected n.ew asyluins, and enlarged
the old, thus amply providing for the care of
all classes of the- afilieted of the Proviude, *
They have been. liberal in -encouraging and
aiding the constructien of now lines of rail- '
way. They. have increased the greet to
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schools, and to agricultural. and kindred so-
cieties in the intoreste of the farmer. They'
•have relieved the municipalities of is large
oporepceteetAreopest, of edatihistration Of
j llettitartoTtfriliiii(FaW7---
they have distribUted directly to the mune,
eipalities 'opwarols of $3 000 000 of the • er.'
plus funds-inetheirhands.. . - .
This increased expenditure is . now made
the principal charge against - the _aclministra.:
tion, but the people of -Huron, who havere• '
eeived-u-pwardsef-$200,000-4-these Tailwa7-:_...---• .
grants and ncarlY 6900,000 from. the surplus
distribution,, will not, I think, say this ex- .
Renfrew, N mufrai .. .1, penditure is unvmse, • •
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.Ritssituomnn$,sceserooeleelw,i ,sF!:'• , • • • • mune' a •
. memo , ,.:5,prrkerhiii . Tierney ... For. the future, I will only say, if elected I
• will support -good -mamma-from whateVer
• source. they may emanate, and will indepon-
••Phelim .
Cnorraolf.n.
Ssteoreri° , , . cleaver so•to.act.as to promote. the prosperity
Long.-, ...... .,...... dently,. and to the best of *my judgmentilem;
sterstont.
' .and advancement Of Our•nobie. Province, and
Toronto; E..... -„Mowat ' Morris
the important Riding I represent, '
Toronto, W ... -.Ogden — „Bell •
Victolia, X Pock .; ..Fell
., In ail, gentlemen, • • '
Victoria, .5 .......Wood ..,..;Russell
Neer •Ob't Servant,
waterloo, N...„.Sprhiger ...VValterS
.. • -. - A. Al, ROSS. •
Weiland-. - ... .Currie........Near. '
Waterloo, SI.- ...Liiringstone Phin'... .
'Ooileideb, Orli 28th, i875. '' ' • '
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Wellington, S ...,Laidlaw.....§weelman •
Wellington, 0. -.Clarke • •• .
Wellington W ....McKim; .....Iddiowint .... „...• • • • • . .--• utono•al Fr:efts, i'. -• - • __..._ .
1" I vi r co pn ttNANN:corr thi::Ns..... : : 3AI ue TiS fel 1 o n
• Carpenter - '. ' 'The:total assessment of Winaliancfer •
• • . , MeMonies .
York, N.. ... , . -Widdifield -Murphy tills year is $399,27.0. •- • • - ,
York, 12„;:.,.....':.:litidgerow ...Robinson
Yorir, W ..,.. . • . . .. ...Patterson ....Tyrrell
• , ' -.Tariff Notes.. - vraAivgrg10.S.nein.o. Gf Jas;,mu',Serimtelalf,:_Dilleiv.zeh„iroekfel: .
his leo...larit week by . jumping_ from a
--:4-.0-onservatiye--gentlenio,n,:.,:trevelling.
for Bruce Mines, -Algoma, on • Tuesday. , ,
on businesethrough the county Of Simcoe,
Twriteirthat he "11-a-Tyet•to'nfeerthr-firg Aniirtencliiettlinrthtfrei-7-'7".. ..-...T.- ---7:-.:7--
. farmer who ettpressee himself initialled with ' '• Mr. X. Glazier, of Blyth, has removed" ' o,
the new tariff.'.' . ' . . • ' to the farm of Mr. GeorgeSheppar& 9th ,
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Our enterprising ,; townsmen; !desire. Von: Goderich townbliip,. ' • • e •
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Poehlman dk Reddicliffe, are not the only A hen belonging -to an gxeter: gentle- , .
oatmeal millers Who. have to relinquish a lien 'Vial buried for 4 Month, beneath a
large and profitable export trade in"conSee. ,00t.t.o. stack i . It Was alive Ando, well
qUence °Rho iniquitous.N.P. Frein Til- ....
wneu liberated. •. . :
sonburg,Pergua Dundas and -several other
..., Mr. Wharton. 1-lodgson,' Exeter. has '
.places; come tidings- of the 'clesing of mille
since- Tilley's rascally tariff,tocrk effect.- Sold the fifty-ecre.farm which 'he lately
:Stratfor:d Beacoii: .1. , . ,. , 1 , purchased from Mr. D. 'Wilkie for. $3,- ..
- A merchant writing to the Viotoria, B. 350. 'Mr. T. S. Wilion, i) Hensel]; is. ' '
O., ebfenist; upon theinCongruities of the the buyer. . • ' • •
new -tariff,- concludes with -these Worda :.e. The '44' Clearing out".,feVet eeeins to be
" The compilers' Of. this tariff wait have
epicleinie in Winghani. . Pining the last
been, smitten a were these at the building
few .weeks several besinese • men have. .
of the -Tower of Babel, so chaotic is it:2er
reference, And -distorted emits proportions ran away, and new two mere .are added. :
as to p.tit: a, quietaa,open all:businese .and to the neniber., . Mr. 'Xolin•',5,lyliester, • '
paettlyze the spirit of .Opterpris.e so effectne ‘Ohn oat -vied enee - frefitee' lett town, . ••
ally ne to ldas.e but one bubble on the stir- ith.ont.the middle of last• week • and litts .
fa00 to denoteits exit.' 1 . • -.. . ...... . . .
not since been .heatd of The itmonnt.of . •
.TILT,EY SLOWBOY.7-111r. Tilley, Canadian . • .
his defalcation is .sernewere.in the neigh- -
Minister. of. Finante, has • distinemithed
Ititnielf by drawieg me a prOtectionist tariff borliood -of .$:300. • Last week Mr, Gee,' •
mote than commonly tending to false the Kennedy, who hong& bides on the ineree.:,,,,
Coatetind isoodurritifeh :the" eonsuniption, Of .ket.for his father f; Ingersoll, oleo :'ele- ,
the nvitinfaeitire he oesiee8 to -encourage: caMped. ' 'Tie': father oarriee, Dii an ex- .
-TitleY-velley„1•715Itt-ii"good- deal' .niere:Tillf.y -.-tensive-limnerritr-htioreoll,und George
than "valley." qp.tAnierdial-tiovs—iiiore , ,
• • arepoon. till at the bank. to pay for tho .
that. the individual paper .heS paralk.l. "., • ' ". • .(Fr orn Lohdon Punch)...
ddeae with . their owe. -The Gbderieh , - it te impooette to contemplate the now ciiiis..11;W
,S'• pei'petrated•this Vick lesr•week•bv a acOr Nt iti-.1011t ,i,I. £60110g Oi ST1$1110 and.huittillation.” •
.. . bo reads Me. Pon& ileitis rime's of Friday
copying a paraciraph.frbin tho St Oatha i t• n' 't i Z 07,
, .r, , , . . . -, . 8.9 , and, in is capitol ye ETIS t..0itCriii ,
OS
rilieS. JO? o./04 in reference to the start; -0.stini big eYe over the tariff in question ' he
iog of ..e new factory- there, 0, paper by l'imilirrat'Piese' ' As"---h°w°ver'-h"t'ar
• in another Dart of the' Sante pepe.rthet4" $0,
• the ,way,'. prejudiced as theStar.) and
'crediting the Same to thnHerog, the Ile -
form piper. • , •
. Tuts, front an exchange; hite the' nail
on the head :-". A Conservative:6.pm,
not longsiace,in aPaalling ot the Mow,
it Adminietratione-' w ith i. rel'reshin
outepokeuness said,: , Wo have:no spe-
cific.chitrgete bring against the Mowat
Government except that of general. in-
competeace and •of -giving aid and corn:
fort to lIttekeneie: ..O.• Co ' • The whole
, . .
•ttuth about theopposthon :to Mr: Mow-
at lies in the last clause of tine sentenee.
• The principal i•li.ht2011 fOr the. emietette.,. 1 He is a Reformer, and that:1n the !tag -
tion of this load is to.pleain a few• ,mation of a". OonServative organ ,iSan
tios.in British Oolumbia,•foi. it is fealty earth were moved.while the Local Le-
. • . • . unpardonable offenee • Heaven and
, • '
chownright nonsense to suppose thereis gielature WAR in session, to trump Alp
going to bp Iraffic- Of any kind other chdrges against him, but' the failure- to
• • - de se was even more signal than the of -
than whet iney be eallod loeal,., and of tort,. Mr. 3Iowat is not only a iientle.
this kind of treffic the amount - -will be mon, but a matl of distinguished talent,
so small that a train each way a dayit ' whose ability 6,8 a legielator. rid tnese
oil , ,
' -
. _ _
ed ?organ Will formee, moment dispute.
avill let
•
all, efition- ie -that he is a Reformer, Did
d more han suffieient to cart v•
Ifisotily dime in the eyes •of the. Oppo-
Tla AMer'ican Pacific italiway ' only he head the- Oppoottione.every Coeser.
It ad him to the skies as a statesmen of
expenses and. maintenance, elthough IV the first'weten. But he belongs to the
. 1 at Y lc '
son with what the Canadian will have. WIT whylicl should be turned out of of -
'It starts on this eide of. the *continent flee. ' The Conservatives haven't got a
'from a centre of freight and passenger sin& men in their 'rake who tould re-.
traffic imMensely greater than what the place 'Mr, Motvat. Aside from politic.%
Canadian. will ha,ve for • many Years., to his.foreed Or voluntary retirement frem
come, and its terminus on the Pacific is office would be a great loss to the eottn-
at the capital. of a country rioh iti every try, , .)3Lit ipsario As Apo the efforts of
thing andortheady centeriog a hirge the : gentleman's' . party to raise a lino
population,
. We urge dVery one to calmly examine.. caont(tltieta; against Inin, he has served the
And - weigh the matter, fin it is ono of, amount JoPolVietincalacIlladuilotbrlYw'ilitli-stilitccenec9f
I very great imperial* imperillikig, mit in ousting him from the position which:
does, the Ivy politieoteutemnity of the holies filled itl t I honor to Min -
self and advantage to tire cohntry. •
. • 1 ' ..
• doekaAittle mcire than pays its i•unning • vtativc. paper in the Dominion wolild
has a monitor of advantages in compa.rie, Reform 3 .D tirtt is sufficient rea-
•
eountry.
peculiar aud without a parallel in the wide
worthy of a;narrow-innicled. shopkeeper
world" as .the position of the Donunion, That
than an enlightened statesman denote Mr.
" even avowed free.traders in principle," after
paying it a visit, admit candidly that there is
°thing lef t f or it but protection, pur ptilinfp/e,
ho puts forward the following pass paper. •
To Cobilenitea like himself, who doubt wile-
• they they are as yet edncateil up to the new
standard, it may provelighly useful. i-
v 1. Define "Awed Pree,Trade," and trace
ittletailihe ?Sala" Of ealinnitienthat 1i5virra17
fen on this coentry from the repeal Of the'Corn
• 2, Explain. the working of " ifeciprepity
Tariff,' and show how, if A. refuses to buy
new -laid .eggs of his neighbor B., B. betters
his own conditiou, under the eirearastanees,'
by getting a had hat and. paying doulele the
price for it.• •
• 8, What is" Retaliation," mid how 'does. the
non -producer like it? Illustrate your subject
by giving an imaginary social sketch- of Eng-
land, suddenly ,deprived of sardines, iclaret,
operdtboidre, lnd gloves, chocolate and caviare.
,AneethusitteticTrotectionist, who is ite
forested lathe prodectioh of carpet -bags, &lila
some difficulty in managing, at present prices,
oak.11,200 a year. 't revised Cominercial
Treaty does not enable, him. to thrust his.ear.
pet -bag upon the:European market. but abliget
Wm to pay an additional '170 por tent. on all
tho neeessarics of life. lloW long will his en-
thuelastn Jest
M. Analyse the normal miseries of the "un.
happy consumer," and slipwthat hods morally
bound. • •
• (a) To go to the worst market ;
(b) To regard the producer as a dear toad
dependent relatiou ; • • .
• (c) To provide comfortably for his aedlin,
lug years.. , „
0. I li vein a deserted road with three friends,.
who smash all the lamp -posts and putout all
the lights before their houses. Show, on strict
Proteetionist principles how the road will be
infieitely neve safe and cheery for all tour of
us when L iu my turneheeeesunealtela
tinguislicd the lights before inine. ,
• 7. (-liven it thermometer ten degrees below
sere,. and a five months' Canadian winter -
Point out the advantages to the eonanunity
generally of the Coal,owners getting an import
(levet fiftycents aton ttieked on to foreign coal.
• 8, •Put into plain English the matting of a
National Poliey," as mulerstood by the pres-
ent Dominion Government; and say how long
it will -take, With a good steady danderdteaded
blundering administration, tAill bff the Whole
trade -of the Colony.
Tilley -more :competent to a till, than an
Wx.ohequer.--Lcitdon...Paaelt, •
It Will probably be interesting forthe
vodates of the National Policy to become
aware of the fact that Mr. W. 11. 'Vander;
hill, -who controls the -Canada Southern
Railway,,- _intimated at •St. Thomas the
other day that owing -to -the' increithed dit-
ties en 041 and other articles required for
that railroad entailing an additional outlay
of .5100,000 annitall,y, that it would be oh -
solo tely necessary to reduce thh weges of
alt. the employees on the line at an early
day, The end of the N.P, has evidently
not COUVO yet.
7Directione • intro heed 'issued from the
office of the Londonderry Iron and Steel
Alonufaoturhig Com pariy;Itiontreal, to the
works in Neva Scotia to blew out' the•fur-
naces as- soot] 'as the- present lortlern have
been filled:- 'Phis actiotron thepart of the
Company is said to have been taken with
great reluctance, but as 'the •cost of their
rase. material has greatly increased, and
the $2 per ton protection oil pig iron is
practically no protection at' all, tho Com-
pany, feeling itself worse -off than tinder
tlgroaltdiotnasT.
iff,-Ititti e determhied aitrspend
omm
• An exchange says; --N.Ve were shOWII re-.
.contly a private letter from a gentleman .11111'00 pectioii."
in Galt, to .a friend in Stratford, in which •
he says "Our progress heretofore has
been slow if pretty sure, and htis been
based, to a largo extent, on its nianufwe
tering establishments. The foundry of
Messrs. Goldie & McCulloch bait 'been for
a number of years one of its chief main.
stays. Last week, however, it had to dis-
charge some 30 hands, for business has not
been so bad " • e as; it ia at pre-
sent, and the prosefocte for the season are
anything but aSsurim4 while money has
alma disappeared. Soyou will infer that
the salutary and life•gi ving influence of the
NP
., has not reached Galt yet. The two
other large ,foundries here have•just shut
down," And that's the kind of 11poit.
parity" tho N.P. has brought., Waged re-
duced. Mothanics discharged Large
foundries shalt clown 1 The earne story
comes froth almost eveey town in Canada.
' • . • •
hides he • onght: He (lid his father 'out
of netirlY $1,000.. •
,
, The preparations ter the Orange cele •
-
brtion Gederich On. the 12th of
jitly. are proe°nnssing.. most: successfully.
Mr. W. P: °..B.ogers, .-chairman of the;
calcination. coin mitto• says. 10,000. )er-
onseareeXpected-toovisit the -town -that
day. Hon. 'Madkenzie -Bowen, Mr. J.
0. Rykert, M.P., and allot prominent
Oral:Wei-nen aro expected to he preeeut'• -
to -whiresses. Arrangements- •
.are being made for a mimber ef oxonr-
grins. • . •
Sale : Itealit me- •
nouteholdfurnit ere rit Pr. 1 lee's •
' Clinton, on the 1713h inst. J. lIowson,
, DIED.
Hullett, on the 12131i inst., IL. Me-
linde„ danghter of kir. 'William Ball, -aged
tvvo years and twelve days,
Dutomt,-;-At her father's resicloneo, North
Yarmouth, on the 12th inst., Fannie .!•l,
ratIclob, wife of AL IT. Dunbar, late 'Master
of •Blyth pnbfie. school, aged twenty-five
years-, mic nionth, and twelve days. '
tom
omimmine.
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MR. ROSS
Ana ethers, will addresc the Eledfors the following
ilhicon, at the datesynrusil:
Ai'1oylor$14 Sobool iToSe, Clocterfelt Town.
ship, lintriday, !Hay itOtb. at 4 P.m,
tVlnghnIU,NVednemley.• May ?Act.. t.an
Schnel Alewife, Basil Clues fitodorItli
• •Ohlli, Tlintrndoy, Huy Weil,- itt 4, pan.
Town Jinn, 011ittett, Thurediny, Pray
itt 7.30 P.M.
(tioibOrtle) hinty ra, t
7.30 eau. •
Leeborn, !(olborne) Monday) :Huy 20, 2) arh, .
Port Alberto (Aelifield) litontlay, Mity 46tItt
Itt 7,30 p.m.
Mr. Kelly Is Invited to attend